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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07
uNpAcklNo AFTER a VISIT.

nID you ever get back home after q
long and pleasant sojourn In .
friends house and feel gloomy as you
took things out Of the trunk to realize
that the fun was over7
II takes a good deal OF the right kind
OF character to slip back into the old
places and the old traces without being
cross. we have had such good timef
People listened when we spoke. iaugh-
ed at our stories. asked us what We
would like TO do. Now that We are
home again nobody pays much atten-
ton. nobody considers what We like.
we do not count for much. We are not
heroes and heroines; we are shorn of
wings and halos.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

French dressing to which one table,
spoonful of onion juice is added the
last thing before serving.
~. CLIPPED BEEF.
l tablespoonful butter.
2 tablespoonsful -four.
! cup milk, when cooked add /
glass of Clipped beef. shredded.
u can mushrooms, cut in small
pieces.
l pimento, cut in small pieces or
chopped fine.
Serve on toast cut in rounds.
f. AN APPETIZER.
Pick two crabs in small bits.
q guess one would have to use
canned crab meat in Honolulu
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

adorn pretty white throatsY But let
your mental gaze Ok them upon .
scrawny. time scared neck. and the re-
sultf Well II Il best to draw a line at
the Inevitable outcome. Needless to
saxss1tL- esnil - = n IN 11%or-of. the
debutarfe
Then there are the "slouchy'' styles
Of the moment; they only hang baggy
and with an insouciant air upon the
giril-of string beam proportions. So.
taking one consideration with another.
It's poor season Tor fair fat and forty.
One Of the Illustrations IN the group
elbows b delightfully."- new piece Of
spring neckwear. It Is q little vest at
tached to ehemisette Of net. and to
this IL added q friIl OF plated net. an
adorable bit Of frivolity which any girl
who takes q proper pride In her clothes
would be charmed to own.
And the butterfly bows that are also
pictured-their uses are so many one
almost hesitates to count where these
butterflies may not be placed. Suffice
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

White polo coats are still exceedingly
popular and much worn by the younger
set on the golf links. The coat Illus
trated Is a new design for spring.
crossing IN front and fastening with q
buckle at the back.
Always remember that sports clothes
must be the smartest OF the smart: 9TH
erwise ones appearance will be dowdy
in the extreme Whether in riding.
golf. hockey or tennis. women should
realize the importance OF being prop
erly attired. The number of girls one
sees on the golf links and tennis courts
in fragile, understandable blouses and
skirts end thin shoes makes one won
der why half Of them don't die early
deaths. -t@s/ ~ u.s.. =.
To see woman playing golf In q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07
RECIPES TRIED AMI. FOUND VERY SUCCESSFUL BY
WOMEN OF HONOLULU

Chop fine two green peppers. and cut
up one ripe tomato. Mix thoroughly
together and moisten with mayor.
naise dressing, thinned with anchoVy
paste. ...=
Serve in tomato shells, as an ap.
petizer. - .- -. e.. ~
Put two anchovies (Which come in
oiD on each individual dish.
BRAN BREAD.
2 cups Ralston's prepared bran.
/ cup Graham -four. ....- r. -.
2 teaspoonsful baking powder.
2 tablespoonsfur of white -four.
n cup of molasses.
l cup milk, " teasepoonful salt and
l tablespoonful butter.
Bake in a slow oven one hour.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

We could say nothing half so elo-.
quents in behalf of "Shac" as it will
say for itself if you will use it next
time you have a chance. The relief
from the agony of throbbing head
ache is something that one does not
soon. forget-and "Shac" brings re-
lief. Insist on ''Shac. "-advprtise-
mcnt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07
A japanese Dinner -

bought at Japanese importing houses
The following Is an excellent menu:
Sailed Piums
Chicken. Ric9
Sushi KurI- Klnto.
Preserved Fruit
Fancy Cakes Tea
Sushi and kuri-kinto are not such
dreadful complications as they sound.
sushl Is composed o. cake made Of
boiled rice and preserved ginger and
served with strip OF Ash. upon the
top of It Kuri-kinto Is q mixture oe
boiled chestnuts and mashed potatoes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07
70 CURE 4 COLD m ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinfne
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if It fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature IS On
PARIS MEDICINE CO. s. Lou, Q : =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

She-Jack, when We are married |
must have three servants. He-You
shall have 20, but not all at
the same time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

~HERE never was q time IN the
history Of fashions when the
very young girl was 50 abb
surdly catered TO as at pres
INT There IL nothing nowadays but
youthful styles; the "old person" has
been eliminated from the sartorial
world and designers are reyeling In
models Tor the jeunne nlle. a. the
French say. p.
Take neckvear, for instance. Could
anything be more giriish, becoming
and altogether lovely than the fuzzy
,fTilla Of lace. chiffon and net which
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

belted with straight bands OF the ma
teriaL Some of the smartest have COL
lars of seal musquash. They come be-
low the hips. but no longer reach TO
the knees. 2.
One very oecddning sports coat of THIS
Find Is made in dark green suede Cloth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

SHRIMP SALAD.
cans shrimps (wash in cold wa
ter drain dry and cut in small pieces.
/ can mushrooms
l small bottle of stuffed olives.
2 hard boiled eggs
AS much celery DIS shrimps, mix
we'll and serve with mayOnnaise
dressing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07
FOR THE CHATTING DISH,
OR FOR LUNCHEON

PINK POODLE.
l tablespoonful butter.
2 tablespoonfuls -four.
l cup milk, when done, add z cups
of strained tomato juice (Canned to-
matoes) and two small bowls of graf
ed cheese
Season highly with salt and red
pepper.
Serve on toasted crackers.
ORANGE SALAD.
Slice oranges very thing, arrange
neatly on lettuce leaves, serve with
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07

~ II VEAL SALAD. s--
cups of cold veal, cut fire.
2 cups celery, cut fire.
2 hard boiled eggs. ..
2 cold boiled potatoes (small ones).
Mix with mayonnaise dressing.
Arrange on lettuce leaves. -
Mix with quite a bit of mayonnaise
with some on top. A very good way
to use up cold roast veal. III. E..
CREAM CHICKEN WITH GREEN
49, $685.. PEPPERS.
l tablespoon butter.
2 tablespoons flour.
l cup milk.
Salt and pepper.
2 cups cold chicken, cut fine. ...
green peppers chopped and added
the last and cooked just long enough
to be we'll. heated.
Serve OF toast.
"DAVENPORT'S SPECIAL" SALAD
(Spokane, Wash.)
Arrange lettuce leaves neatly on
plates.
Slice oranges, small green onions
and pineapple, very thin. Cover with
French dressing and serve at once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18
A FALL PUSHES
APPROPRIATION TO
IMPROVE RIO GRANDI

senator 4. %. FAN has introduced
au amendment to the rivers and har-
bors bll, nov being fourht out In the
senate ASKING the appropriation of
100000 for The improvement of the
itio Grande between Nelardc and san
Marcial. The text OF he amendment
follows.
For improving the Rio Grandn be-
tween Nelarde and san Marcial. ln
New Mexico, 100000, a. be expend-
ed hy the secretary 81 war. or az ais
request. by tho secretary ol the iu-
terror, In additional surveys aud re-
ports in accordance with the sugees-
ticns ih paragraph eight ~ the report
Of Colonel e. s Richie, Of May twenty
third, nineteen hundred and fourteen,
and In constructing ieyees, stralfhten-
ing and deepening the channel. and
protecting tine adjacent lands fgoWl
o%ycrnows Provided. Thot rights OF
vas for SUCH construction shall ga
provided by the state. counties. or eit-
izcus Of Now Mexico, without cost "a
the United States except across pul
llc lands 81 the C1lted states and IN
dian lands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18
NOEFFORTTOCHECK
MUROERERS IN
SANDOVAL
County Officers Notified of
Bloody Career of Whiskey
Soaked Indians Make No
Move.

4 letter from the Horlid's CORE
spondcnt &c cuba. ia the Jcmey
mountains. received to-day and writ
ton on thr 18th. stntes hat Tamnsita
Panzn, the Apache Indian from nut
ce, who Killed "a man and "a conan
Gitally wounded another man ana
kidnapped an Indian girl all in the
course or one drunken spree b. still
1T large and that although the San
doyai county shcriff's office ut Der
naliilo has been notified, no effort
Of ANY kind has been mndc ciIher To-
arrest Panzn or To stop the causes 81
the crimes.
Lucnr Garcia. an Apache from the
village of pulce. was Killed and Pc
dro Martinez. another Indian was
wounded IN 10 row near D. J Sala-
yar's saloon In cuba LAST week The
Killer was Tamusita Pangl After
the shooting at cuba. PANE returned
10 Dulrc where. accordine tn q re-
port from Durango. 81 hs killed
his wife IA kidnapped au indian
girl. with whom he Disappeared
The Indians assert thnt They cot
their liquor in cuba and ul the peo-
pie living in tho vicinity Of Tho Salu-
ynr saloon. The correspondent eiys.
have moved out for fear 81 nn IN
dian raid Salazar ana hlr son are
reported Co have come to Alhuqucr
nue.
This murder. concludes the
AID correspondent. has been
ed both 20 the county ahcr'i "
doval county and to - "'n't''
pulcp. ~ TO this 80. u" QUO
arrived horp Ia iut'ttiEai'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

ing. until tho curtain rises next
Thursday night on the opening per-
Torrance.
col u. X. g. Sellers o. working
overtime to make this tho banner
show az the season. and not only
That. he chains hc viii make II ~"
areatost Elh show that has ever, tccn
put on in this part uf the counry.
Twcuty-scven pieces az recnerN
were hauled from the snnu Fe depot
40 The Elks ;heater thfs morning.
That Is the number o. pieces required
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

turnout of lodge members with
whom he talked over the show plans
Tie said after the me"tiug that tho
material "a hand for the troupe wna
The greatest aggregation 81 home
talent he had ever seen.
The first rehearsal viii bc held to-
night Mr. Hrcn wants an The min
strcl mon to hc az the uIeuter hy
30 o'clock.
From tonight ON there will be
something ioipg among Elk circles
every moment OF the day and even
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

elevated on a pedestal and would as
soon part with a LETT eye as J. -.
Miller.
Scyenty-twu-ycar-ol parson play
ed baseball in Chicago a few days
ago. Ever since the news got arouud
barney Drcyfuss has been pointing
out "a Hams Wagner that whcrc he
made his mistake was no not taking
q course a. a theological seminary.
southern league is said Go ho nirt-
ing with tn Fcdcrlis. We'll. this
shows Times have sure done changed
since 1861.
2IcGpaw is said to like umpirrs
just about as much as hc does q team
slump.
what iu heyyings name would
have happened a. the Sat league 10
Boston hadn't lost 20 out eft ;he lirst
20 games. huh:
chief Meyers of the Giants. ne
c~ording 60 some obscrNerf, is HluW.}
but steadily goin. back. However.
that seems to be- the only way "a Vct-
eran can eo II hs U.s. slow enough
about II, McGraw won't feel upset
Ty Cobb says base running BE- much
d, elected. liumph' Nobody ever no.
iiccd r Coab ncHiccting any un-
claimed base In his noighhuthood
Happy Felch, the white FOX $i2,-
COO recruit. b. said 10 be "a better
hut-man than Larry Chappcll Both
players were ciassod as fence bust
ors in Milwaukee.
Lefty" Flynn. the former Yale
half back. VINO has been reported c'-
d%cayOring TO enter q number Of ,
legcs. has nHally landed al Rutgers
and will be- one Of Foster Snnfnrd's
gridiron pupils this fail Flynn was
dropped by the Yale authorities when
he married "a New YORK chorus girl,
but ne has been anxious Go continue
playing footBaiL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18
LINING EN- OUT

d. there "a him of The explanation
sought by those who sock the reason
for the sickness of organized base
bail in the American leagues cXpcr-
fence ln cleveland Labor day over
$4,000 persons-a record numho
uywhcrc-auendod an amateur
game az one of the city parks. A
tho same time less than e. 00O-thc
majority of whom were ncwshoN
guests of r. local newspaper, attended
The big league Performance.
u has been aid more han once
hy close observers that % newer
generation OF Amer ANS, as well as
% good many uf the Old guard were
getting more Interested lu playing
games Themselves than 90 watching
professionals play
n that is So. no one VIII weep %
elusIc tear Tor the departure ui pro-
r|csslunal baseball. except the owner,
20 viii be much better for the youth
and manhood Of this land Go play
baseball Go box. 90 play golf OF to
tackle tennis themselves thun 20 nh
CT loaf back, watching others dung
h Much better.
Hennio K8um. the Fed league ny
Cobb, continues TO lead b outlaws
ut tho bat.
ORGANIZED baseball minions say
hat players who jump 60 the Feds
arc jryed
Arnold unuscr. the Cardinal short
top. whose nervous breakdown fol-
lowed au injury Ca his kucecap Hast
SPRING, may come back The knee
cap b. said tu have mended.
- b
Catcher wineo recently had trout
Die with his foot ID didn't know
what allied a. He went 100 a doctor.
who turned on thc N-ray machine
and discovered 70 broken Lone.
Jim Biuciarkct. tho Indian Pitch
o. recently bought by the Giants, b.
% shawnee. not "a Cherokee. MS his
advance notices advised.
Tho shurps wins have -ratuituuFlt
taken BE- ON themselves 40 forecast
the Pittsburgh lineup Cor next yeas
have assigned Hans Wagner tu first
I base. They say the oid boy would
| ni boz nneiy there Ter n season Ca two'
mot having ao much ground o. cover
ns "a short
-
Pittsburgh has been searching ln
yain for n first hascman since the
day. long. long aro that tho man
ngemont aiiuwsd the crowd to hull
doze b. into letting Kitiy nransheid
go
Pittsburgh came near 30 getting a
nrst sacker when Clarke shifted Dots
Miller 90 the Initial sack. but JUST
about the time he a rounding into
STARR form he was traded 90 -.
Louis. Now the Cardinals have him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18
BAND
MAKES THE MUSIC
FOR ELK PARADE

Led by "a hlack-faCed band. the
Elks paradcd tho downtown streets
this afternoon to advertise "a, c1m-
sing minstrel SHOW. which joe bren.
The director. says IS going to bee the
best thing ui its sort a. has ever
produced. AFR Hrcn arrivad from
Kansas city iast nient and met "a big
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

to pat together whHt o. golup Co be-
che most beautiful scrnic setting over
seen here.
The rehearsal tonight starts az
1890. Tomorrow ticket committees
VIII be busy setting the audience.
which tx expected to nii the house 10
overlooking. a. purchase their tickets
in time, so no one VIII be cleft out
in the cold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

shoe polishcs. shoe brushes. shoe
laces arch supports. hunion project
ors. dauhers and the celebrated Black
Cat stockings for men. women and
children az g.. Mays shoe store. 3ii
West Central Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

Kansas CiN ot BALTIMORE.
81 Lnuif at Buffalo.
Chicago 90 Pittsburgh
Indianapolis 40 brooklyn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

GAMES TOMORROW


Pittsburgh az philadelphia
Cincinnati at Sew YORK
Chicago 90 HTuofl}n.
81. iul.s ut Boston
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

Philadelphia, Detroit. 3.
Boston cleveland, 0
ffu Tork e Chicago,
aahinrfan fe; st Louis .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

PhOns .. Red Barn. All W. Copper
for nrst-class hacks and saFriagas
W.. l. Trimbls a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18
v ESCAPES
FROM A CAMP

5 convict named Mitchell es'apod
yesterday from the 81 e. ron camp
ON the new Albuuuerque-isieta road
Tho local police were notified ANA
tho mon have been kecuinf "a lookout
for the fugitive. but It Is not Seemed
likely that he viii appear IN town
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

Let h Herald want ad do your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

elevated on a pedestal and would ns
soon part with a let eye as j. ~.
Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

Pittsburgh came near a. getting a
nret sacker when Clarke shifted Dots
Miller 90 tho Initial sack. bat Just
about the time he was rounding into
starry form he was traded 90 -.
Louis. Now the Cardinals nave him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

Ty Cobb says hase running is much
neglected liumph. NuDody ever mo-
ticcd r Coab n%cEiccting any un-
claimed bases in his ncighhothood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

2tcGpaw is said To- like umpirTs
just about as much as hc does q team
slump.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

What iu heyyings name would
have happened 90 h Sat league 10
Boston hadn't lost 20 Out of ,he hrst
20 games. huh'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

u has been said more than once
hy close observers that the newer
generation OF Amer ans, az well as
% good many uf The Odd guard, were
getting more Interested in playing
games thems,l,cs than in watching
professionals play
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-18

Pittsbursh hns been searching 10
vain for n first haseman since the
day. long. long ago. that the man
ngemont ailuwsd the crowd to hull.
doze b. into letting kitty nranshcid
go
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

Der Seutide eittrariide alnb ftiftet
bas 5meite Snnberf.

JIieben bic gcitrdge fir ben Oils.
ionos 5lr jeeisen 3eit aud, ipdrlidl,
10 pereebt bod fein Gag obue Elm
3eiden. Sab oas SanuneIiuerf in
oeutifen areiieH nod INNER freiiSig
betriebcn miro. Sdasnleiiier Siilie.
mann erbielt geitern pom Serrn 6.
g8. s.. 2uebbert, Dem Sdnsmeiiter
oes Geiltiden 9itterariiden aIiIbs,
iolgcnSen bcrSIifen griei nebit Gbed
iiber 500:
Ginlieseno iiberienoe id) Sbnen
Gbed I'M getrage BON 500 ais 5lpei.
Ten geitrae 6es Ielitifeu 2itterari,
ibcn Stubs slrn SiIisiouos Der oellt.
id,en uno oiterreid)iid uneariihen
SiIisbeoiiritigen. Ginee6enf. Dab ole
gtotb grob ino INNER gr5ber miro,
ntiiiien guitrenaligen i'm 0erbdItnib
alcr i'm sluslanoe pobnenoen Gelrt.
idlcn aeinnd)t mer0en bieir Notb not
NrGiten 81 Iinoern. sSu hieiem 8eiite
gibt ser 9itterariihe Stub abernaIs
ieinen geiamnlieu aaiicnbeitano, Der
nit grtrnbeitragen eiil5eIner Wiialic.
Der obige Sunme repraientirt.~
Serr 8m. aaiiing IN Seottsburs,
,Sno.. Elm 9eicr bes @oIfsbIattg, bot
81 Dem SiIfsionOs $40 beigeiteuert.
Ger sSrnucnUerein Der 9eltid,
Eroteit. Stride in Gid Bun bat cine
SammIuna peraniialtei uno ben Gr.
traa Scrielben, S26, biird Die Sfns.
meiiteriu 5ran Minnie @oeie, 1889
Queen Gitp sIpenlie, on ben SiIfs.
ion0s absefiiIrt.
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Seniides Shtater, Gmerp suSi.
torimm.

Dns tbrIife 5onbtueri Shneis
Der, S6uitr unb siidIsr - tommt
ON nGditsn Sonniaa i'm Gmerp 9lubis
torium uuf ber Deuiidkn giibme 5u
Wori. S3sn,n, ME iis ii6 Dor sSabs
ren, no nod Der ioasnannte .Sanos
pertsburi6s" niht aIs Elm bsruuiers
1ttommsnsr fflehisr 9aua.nihis.
ionb,rn ols Elm In isinsm 6anbipsrt
Dorpdrts itrsbsnber GsieIle anseieben
rurbs, pobI bubsnbpsiis er.isnst
blben, iperb.n uns oors quse asfiibrt,
nur sttpus uniermiI9t BON WiinIheu
uno arGumsn biefsr bi.bsrm Gsi.l.
len, b,nn oi, 1batfade, bab brsi arr
me 6dnbpsy!sburidsn nit sinem
aoos iofort rem 5oupitreffer ma4s
ten. biirfte ,trpas pereinssIt baiieben.
Subsb Der 3tusd bsiliei bic Wiitsl.
ee icIl uns ourd bic art, nj. stpei
i:riertr lieb.n Gefellsn ben ibnen DON
hsr aiitisen foriund in ben S1ob
gelporisn.n S4ab mibbraudsn unb
bsri6ipsnbsn, alei&fam Elm iparnens
beg gsiipi,I, cine CUTE 2sbre aesebtn
rsrosn. Die 1batioGs. baB bisIss
luitisite unb nrtomiIdite all.r Stiis
dc, beun baSu mub man '2umpaeis
@asabunbus" aans sntfhitbm r.d.
nsn, nsbsn ALIEN gI0biinn. bod aud
cinen nidt su unieridGssnbtn grs
si.bunssSpsd bat, III Der Grunb fir
ben burdidIasenbsn GrfOIa. ben bie'
fes Siiid ieit iibsr fiinfaia Sabren
auf allen bsutfhen giibnsn er3ielie.
@sr babsr am Gonntas einise Stlln>
ben anaen.bm psrbrinasn mill, pers
psriGume niat ins gmsrp Auditorium
gu aeb,n. Die @oriteIIunn fdngt erii
Tim 8 lhr 9t6enbE on.
9orperfauf ocr aaiien Sidets bei
Sttc 2ag, 9Ipotbefe. 9ine nno 2ibertp
Strabe, Mib in Der Office Der @eiell.
ifait. 31S propibent gnnf gIbg,
TeIepbcn Canal 2857. alui Munif
iperoen geiteGungeu per Bot ai'soe.
fiibrt.
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zd)riftli6
9irS bic stabt nit Der Straheu'
ba6mgeieaidait perfebren.

Q}iiraermeiiter SpiegeI nil Dor
nun an iotpcit geidaDeroen iiber Der
Stpabenbnhnoieirit IN getrnd)t fonI.
men, nit Der Strdbenbabnseieaid
nnr nod, idriitlih perfebren, iooaB
er aIle @eripred,ungen tliio Sniihe'
linaeu Ieitens Der StraBenbabngeiell'
if,oft Sdnpar5 niif @eiB erbdIt nno
n6tbiaeniaas Die @eieaidaft obne
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giirgermeiiier geitern ben prdiioerl-
ten Der Strakenbabugeienitsatt W.
81. Shoepi eeIesentli6 einer aoHfs.
rem; in strnntubi, Die I'M 8dthbauc
Itattiano uno an Der audi nod ar.
teitsbirettor bosbid uno Siherbeits-
oireftor SoImes tbeiInabneH.
slrbeitsoireftor 5osoid pirb I'M.
ucr,iiaIid, aae geihperoen. bic bel
ibm iiber 6cn StrnbenbabnoieIiit ein.
gelanien iin6. if,riftIih Serrn W. 81.
Sfloepi iibermitteln uito oieier per
pilidtete lid, ieinerieits, be betref.
ienSeu 9eihiperben eingebenb in. ci.
nm grieIe 81 beanttporten ilno alpar
bereits in ben nGd,iien Tagen.
Serr Sfospf fIaste iebr fiber bic
itled)ten @eif1ite, peIhe Die 9eielt.
idait in Den Iesten Monnten infoIge
Ser sabIreifen Observation-Disclosures
in bieiiscn iiibliiirie[len GtabIiifc,
merts aemadt bat iuo gab 3u, oafi
I'm bieien slusfaa Elm ipeiiis ein5u.
brinse,, peridaeoentIid, aiir5nngen
ioipeit Die 3abl Der Bageu IN &c.
traft fcnmt, porsencmmen ipuroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
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