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Tieuie Der Siebsnbiirscr SadJieu.

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,Suni miro in &eihsrntbs Bart eiu
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ihen, Dsnn bart finoet eas oiesiGbriss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
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Infer gsert in Samiltpn III
Serr GSuarb grud, 449 Glib FINITE
Straks. Bel Sci. 476 g., Spme
Fbunr 16314
- Samss 6effsrOn, 20. uno SrDiI
Nolff, IS, aHseblid aus Cincinnati
meIde auf TaRrrdOern auT Der 5d9rt
nah indianapolis siutraFeu. tpurb,n
geitsrn 8ormittao DON Der poIi3si ais
Derod9tia in @epabriam gsHDmmen
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Bern bon Der Central gDenue fir So
bertaufeH, naAbem lie 3urit $40 per-
t7ngt batten. Sie polen bic ?sabrrdbsr
fir $18 in Cincinnati getauft habea.
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siIeubabu ii6srfubreH puroe, ntro
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
Sluisseo entbGlt Salbei, Sdmefel unb
aHoere SeitauOtbeile; sisbt benz
8anr feline natiirltde Sarbe
iuieber.

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braHde 9epeieH iuIo nit grobem 9rfols.
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ration Spssc0 tpelHe ebt hem Bubliilm
ofieTrt miro. entbdt SGbeiertrlit SCbpeiel
DE oernriig iombRirt uHo 70 fein alsgeglifen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

Malen, Mobcliren, aompciiiion, Gnt'
tpiirfe, anac.pannie aiinite, Slluitri.
runa nIrp. uno ltcllt ri6t MIR Der
giittigfeit Der groieHoreh ionoeri
aud, benz 5Ieib uno Der auffaiinnss'
idDigfeit Der Ghiiler Elm gutcs 3eug'
nil, aus. llniere alnitafaoemie ent'
midelt lid, INNER mebr Sitn 6eoell.
tencen ioftor Der Mal. uno 3eiden.
funit in unferm 2ap6e.
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ais netten sanosleutr.

Gcmirsid Gerge. bon 40S @aSe
Gtrate, begrsnete an Der sobn uno
eOurt Strnbe 5pci .2anosIeuiep
bic, .rie iie erfI1rter, ami Der Guide
llad, einen apbercn aanbsmonn ira.
ren, lOoau Gerse ibuen .betiIiIi4 ieiu
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Der ltnierri6t erftrsdt fi6 auf 3eidz
nen, glalsn. Wobe0iren, betoratloe
aunit, 2tts unb ssreiliHtmulen. 2ln'
mslpunaen rsrben isBt beim Sirettot
9errn Z. o. Geit entgegensenommtn
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u Benz b + d u E.
gerttfttdfe

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Wle6aniIhes 3eihnen - Qbrian
SH5ohn SOtlanber, Sofepb 1Srant
9OQ, Rapmonb Senrp gsbr, Rubolp9
@9riitopber, Ssnrp Dsrner, Spbu
9eorge SoebI jr.
2lrhitsttoniibss 3eicbnen So9n
Gonrab Rbeubs, Sucob Rittsr, 5rant
antbon9 ROsmbed, Sdrrp glap Sans
oustp, @uitaD Quguit S9mitt, Ser
man Diliam Sorite.
Struttureidneu - 3Oisp6 Wartin
MatleD.
g5emie Relfon e. Rsmerg, Dals
ter Wansfislo Setfrieb.
WstaQbearbeitung 8aIsntius
5irH.
2itbOsropbis SOparO GGsportb
GOD, SObn GoparO &aeBel, CHARLES
5enrp WitaeIs, RuFsQ Gotpea Wors
gan. gnton WtQiam Worgentbal,
Gbarlss Wartin QlDom Naospens,
SpsRcer 4lmon ReeDes IT,, Soiep6
Goparo Sturm, GbarIss 5snrp DeO:
oenoorf.
Diploma.
Mehanit uno angsranbte glsts
trisitGt 2elis Carl Stbmer,
elmer german Slider, Gbarlss Dil.
liam WtcaiHIep GooDri6, GOpin Sa>
mes, 2ouis gbriitian Sinitsrmann.
George Gbriitiun Bed IT,, 5ugo Grnit
.5apIit, Stanlep gliaoIas morris,
gmiI auguit Billiam Stiening, Srant
Wartin Sunbermoil.
araitsttur = Sbomas CHARLES
Rosbm.
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auHftmnImm.

Der aui asbn @cdeu ters6nsts
Gommsrturius i'm aunitmuisum
.Himmi an IA. auni isinn aufans.
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gto6srt 2llouso Ritterbuib, Eobert
llfinger.
Gitbosrapbie - Ddltsr 3eu9.
Stunt - Srant Bernard Goot.
8rudersi - gbparb Weper, Gla
renee =. Wlade.
S6riftieberei unb MaIlainelfaB -
Sreoerit StdOtler IT,, Qlbert gonnit
GesIie W9arton, 3amss 81. Cunning
BAN, Senrp s. Gears, Sumes 0orTep
4lbert $. Reimiasr, 2aprencs @O9sl.
po3l, ausuft 8usrse jr., aeO. u. Sell
nsr..
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SaiesSaa.

Sn bem gsTtrigen pierten Spiels
Ger Serie slpii9en uniren ,Rebs" unb
Zen .4arDindlsn" in Ct. 2ouis be-
eisHtsr Sdleuoersr genton uno sSdns
ger glarte unisr @ei6is segen Gal
lee uHD Snposr fir bic 9esusr. Die
GeBEeren maaten ibren erften aauf
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rem sriteu 2auf i'm 5. 9anse bur9
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hindls" obne einen 5reffer fthsrten.
lInirs sungsns ma6tsn 7 5reffer uub
i iFehIer qegsn 9 Beam. 9 Der 9egnsr,
Ssioe SIabs fpielten nit Gnersie uno
Qeritdnbnib. lluTer S6Ieuoersr Benz
ton psrlor oas Spiel trob Der 6eHsren
}eIObertteiOigung. neil ihm &ontrolIe
iiter ieinen gdIl feblts; er purbe na6
oem 6. Ganse our6 Dale absel6it.
QIs S6isbsri6tsr funeirten pisber
gprpn unS Srtb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

Grleidlterung pon Der eriten 9Ofs.
9enu sic oil irgeuoetnem Der na8itebeubeH
Sbmptome letbeH. Setterinmerden. Nhaens
lGuerder E6mPrdeu pnter ben S6ulterbIdt
tern SttaaHidIlen, GerBtlOpicn miibeH idhldi'
r+aeiH Beiibi Sbmdde, Gerboiitdt Berito'
piung, fdurem franlein ooer dufaebldbtem Dsas
gen. s6IpiroeL abaemGitetem Sniien. 70 er'
lanseu gle cine 30tdaiee gebaHoluHg BON
1r. @uribdrfs geaetablr COMPOUND. Hlr 2bc,
IHo ieben Ste. mas fir etne 9erdnDerurg bon
beE erften Dolls an. gle Mpotbslen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

1lnisr gg.rt in Samiltpn III
Serr Gonarb grud, 449 SIS Siufte
Strake. Bell Sci. 476 R., Soms
Ebune 1881 U.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12

turn OF Serbian Macedonia to Bull
garia is what is demanded. ~.
The consent of Serbia to cede Ser
bian Macedonia is the sole major re.
qurement that the Allies must meet
to start the Bulgarian armies toward
Constantinople. Serbia must bring
on the conflict. 1t is not for Eng
land and France to say that Serbia
shall be conquered and become a
vassal OF Austria.
In return for Macedonia. the Ser
bians demand northern Albania. 1t
would be fair trade because 1t
would give Serbia an outlet to the
sea and would no longer be an inland
country. Italy has entered the war
to make the Adriatic great Italian
lake and to secure the dominant posi-.
ZION over the Slavs on the eastern
shore. If Serbia becomes an Adriatic
power. Italy must limit her ambitions.
However, Italy has not been suffi-
ciently successful to dictate to the
Allies. Furthermore Italy can be
compensated in Asia Minor.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
LOOKS AS THOUGH CARRANzA
IS TRYING TO FORCE TROUBLE
Through His Agency He Writes
Scathing and Insulting Arraign-
ment of Pan-American Conference
--lntimates ThingsAre BeingWork-i
ed In the Interest of Wall Street

practical defiance of America. 1t is
known the administration intends to
answer it. The Carranzista agency
has also published telegrams from
eleven generals, including Oregon,
Gonzales and Trevino, pledging 10y
atty to General Carranza Jara's
message is regarded as insulting and
many think it is designed to compel
hostile American action as means
OF consolidating Mexican factions.
The Latin Americans refuse to in
dorse intervention, and if Amer
lca intervenes it will be opposed
The border situation is temporarily
more alarming than that at Mexico
City and Vera Cruz. Mexicans are
organizing a revolt against American
power along the border The gunboar
Sacramento left Vera Cruz last night
with the Brazilian and Guatemal;n
ministers and their families.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
Smaller Nations Holding Out In
Order to Secure Adriatic Outlet

(By ]. w. +. Mason, written for
the United Press.)
NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-Just what
Bulgaria demands TO send her armies
against Constantinople as learned
by Henry Woods, United Press staff
correspondent now at Sofia, is the
most important development in the
Balkan situation since the war be-
gan.
Not only is the fate of Turkey being
closely bargained for at Sofia but
the future development of south
eastern Europe hangs i'll the balance.
Only the firm diplomacy OF the Allies
is needed to entice bulgaria into the
war. There can be no question that
bulgaria is prepared to fight for the
teyritory lost during the second Bal
Kan war. II the Allies fail to meet
Bulgara's demands, the 'oame will
be entirely their own. The Allies
can meet the terms as presented By
Premier V. Radoaavof. The re-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
Another Murder
In ElkO County

AS the result of drunken row near
White Rock last night about nine
o clock, young man generally known
as One Round Hogan is dead and
his slayer, Willis Nicholson, another
young man we'll known here, is prob
ably now in the custody of Deputy
Sheriff eamon, and will face the
charge of murder.
According to reports received here
by telephone, the row started in Ra-
mons saloon, which is between White
Rock and Edgemont. Ramon put the
two men out of the saloon where they
resumed their quarrel, and none wit
messed the yabbng.
Nicholson is a young man rather
small and is said to be well connected
He spent several months in Elko re-
Gently and was well liked. He was
employed by Joseph Peck on his rancl,
when the latter sold to Henry Winter,
and since that time he has been en-
ployed by Mr.. Winter.
Hogan, the man who was killed was
in Elko for some time about year
ago. He is said to have been a sec
ond rate prize fighter, and was con-
siderably larger than Nicholson
Elko Independent.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
Tonopah Has
a Big Pay Day

Day before yesterday was payday
in Tonopah and the several mining
companies disbursed about S4OO,OO0
according to the Bonanza. Two
thirds of this sum practically went
to the miners and the balance 10
clerks and for mining supplies. In
addition to what is now coming from
the long established companies a con-
siderable sum now comes from the
leasing system, which has been in
vogue in the camp for the last few
months and probably employees 200
men steadily.
The output from this work now
reaches considerable sum and in a
sense is pickup as it gives an
opportunity to 1easers to work out
small ledges and bodies Of ore that
would not pay the companies to han
die. In addition leasers are working
over lot of the old dumps and by
careful sorting get pretty good
product.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
(By United Press)

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-General
Carranza, through his agency here,
has authorized the publication OF a
scathing arraignment of the Pan
American conference, the White
House, and financial interests on both
sides OF the border. 1t was writer
by General Heriberto lara, constitu-
tionalists, who says in part: "If the
Washington government considers
that the highway robbery bandits (
Wall street are worthier of protec-
ton and esteem than the autonomy
ol Mexico, | cnergetically protest an
outrage OF such a character. 1t eau
not pe justified in the name of civil
ization or the principles OF humanity"
The article pledges the soldiers sup
port to Carranza and complicates the
Mexican situation and constitutes
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
"The Spoilers
Saturday Night

The management Of the Grand
theater has made arrangements for
a return booking Of Selig's master
production, The Spoilers,' which will
be the program for next Saturday
evening
The big production is taken from
Rex Beach's famous book. VisualizeL
in nine reels, featuring the famous
stars, William Farnum, Kathyln Will
liams, Bessie Eyton and Thomas
Santschi, supported by an all star
cast. 1t returns to the Grand from
record-breaking engagements at the
Strand theater, New York, and the
Studebacker in Chicago.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
New School Deputies
Have Been Named

At recent meeting OF the State
Board OF Education the full corps OF
deputy superintendent of public in
struction were formally elected and
consist Of the following well-known
instructors: Miss Bertha c. Knemey-
er, first district; James V. ComeforI
second district; George +. McCra:x
en-. third district; B. f. Bleasdale
fourth district, and George Z. Ander-
son, fifth district The terms OF the
deputies begin September |, 1915
ending August 81, 1910
Professor Bray with tine deputies
las been engaged for the past three
weeks mapping out the course oi
study to conform with the amend
ments to the 1915 school laws and the
new text books recently selected, and
which will be used in ain the publ,
schools OF Nevada for the next yea..
lhe deputies are all imbued with the
'Gea OF large service and earnest
work in all the school districts. am
Professor Bray insists that this will
be the banner year u educational
work in the public school system OF
Nevada. The deputies, having finish
cd their work, have all been excused
and returned to their respective home,
or gone on their vacations
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-08-12
Uric Will Ask
Board for Parole

Thirteen convicts from this county,
serving terms in state prison, averag-
ING from two years to life, have nori-
fled District Attorney Powell that
they will apply to the State Board Of
Pardons for clemency at the Septem-
ber meeting.
Among the number is that arch
murderer, Nimrod Uric, who was con-
victed OF the murder OF Eugene
Quillici and on April rs, 1911, was
sentenced to death. His sentence was
commuted by the Board OF Pardons
to life Imprisonment. Since that
Uric has been the most trusted OF
TRUSTEES, having had practically all
restraints removed except that OF
occasionally sleeping within the pris-
on. lie was assigned the position II
chauffeur for the warden OF the
prison. in which capacity he mas
visited most OF the larger towns IN
the state, putting up at the best hote's
and has lived life Of leisure and
pleasure, instead OF putting in his
time at hard labor, with his liberty
restrained, as is supposed to be the
usual lot Of criminals serving HE
tcrms for atrocious murders as the
one committed by Uric was.-flunl-
boldt Star.