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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
FOR SALE

Fairbanks Morse engine; Sandwich
Hay Press and Smaley Feed Cutter
No 10 with blower. Inquire Of Naidl
Il Stipek, Branch, Wis. Adv. Al.
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EAST BOUND

No +6 Makes close connection 1t NesnaA
with Main line train No. for points South
No. 4B Makes close connection at Nesnah
with Main line train No. II for points North
No. "a Makes connection at Ne4nah with
Main liue Train No. for st, Paul and Mime
RpOlis
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-09-16
Between Girls

Perhaps | shall accept him. But |
must look over his past.
Better overlook his past.
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Dairy Market.

PLYMOUTH, Wis, Sept n.-Spccial- On Ply
mouth call board on Tuesday Is factories
offered l.i37 boxes of cheese for sale Sales
AZ follows.
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MANITON &C MARKET

The following are the current pric
of the various articles of produce Us re
ported for the Pilot on Sept. 10, .9l5:
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Manitowoc County Cow Testing Association

The following table and records of the cows the Aoca
bue during the period
Dis senlin Aup13
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
Professional JsaIousx.

"Cdess I'll have to get rid of some
Of nv household treasures" How
so?" The parrot is jealous Of the
phonograph." Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10

Shipment Here Today is Said
to Amount to More Than
100000, 900 in Bullion.

New York. Aug. 10.-The first direct
shipment of gold In large quantity
from England to this country since the
war arrived by train today from Hall
fax. At the border the guards of the
American Express company took the
bullion In charge and proceeded with
It by way of Bangor, Me-, to this city.
The value of the shipment has not
been revealed but it runs well up into
the millions. The amount is estimated
at S1O0,OOO,0O0, though one prominent
New York banker said that this figure
was excessive.
The gold was deposited in the SUBJ
treasury to the account Of j. P. Nor
gan & Co. The greatest secrecy was
observed in the shipment.
1t is understood that the steamship
which carried the British gold to Hall
fax was conveyed by warships. 1t
was pointed out that the Bank Of Eng
land would not be likely to ship In
small quantities in view of the depres-
sion In sterling exchange existing here.
Only very large shipment, it was
contended, would have the desired
effect of bettering the exchange situa-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
MINISTERS CHARGE LIQUOR is
SOLD IN so. RIVER SUNDAYS
'peoia1 to the EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Aug. 10:-Complain-
ing that liquor is sold here Sunday,
Rev. Sidney Dixon, of the Episcopal
Church of the Holy Trinity, and
Rev William Cobb, pastor of the
Conklin Methodist church, appeared
before the mayor and the council
last night to enter their complaints
and try to have the law enforced
more strictly. They claimed that
drunken men could be found on the
streets Sunday from early in the
morning till late at night. This
they said, is sufficient proof to show
that liquor is sold Sundays. The
mayor was also informed that the
Bishops law is violated by not re-
moving screens and other obstruc
tions that hinder passers-by to see
within. The saloons, Mayor Fee said
will hereafter observe the Sunday
| laws.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
French Arms Win In Africa.

FToDCB Hfiue vl'tt IT. N'''SSs
Paris, Aug. 10.-The French forces In
the Kamerun, German colony In
West Africa, have gained further sue
cesses and are gradually encircling the
herman troops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
PAST COUNCILLORS TO BURY
HAMMER AT BIG OUTING

There will be big time at Seid-
ler's Beach tomorrow afternoon and
night when the fourth annual out
ing. of the Past Councillors Assoc1a-
ton Of Middlesex tuuhtg. Jr. 0. U.
A. M, will be held. In the afteEs--
noon there will be a baseball game
between the married men and the
single men and athletic and canoe
races At o'clockk a shore supper
will be served after which an en-
tertainment will be given of the
| highest talent. The last but not
| least of the features of the outing
will be the fireworks display by Mel
son Hammill, of New Brunswick.
One of the biggest events of the
outing will be the burying of the
hammer with proper ceremonies. The
| hammer will be buried because it has
not created the feeling n the councils
that it was intended to. The ham
| mer was awarded each month to the
council with no representation al
the monthly meeting which is near
est to the place of meeting. About
| 125 members of the association are
| expected to be present tomorrow
They will go either by notorious OF
/ trolley. The committee In charge
are: Edward C. Johnson and Isaac
| S. Van Derveer, of New Brunswick
and Harry De Hart, of South RIVER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
UNION CHURCH EXCURSION
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

Spotswood August 10.-The un-
ion Sunday school excursion which
went Saturday from this place and
adjoining towns, to Asbury Park,
was very successful, despite the low
ering clouds in the morning. 352
tickets were taken up On the special
train, and 1t is estimated that several
more were sold, but not turned in by
tho purchasers. Ninety-two children
made the trip, and 260 adults. The
passengers were distributed among
the following towns: Spotswood-
Adults ninety-eight; children thirty
five; HeImetta-Adults eighty-four; ;
children, twenty-five; Old Bridge
Adults, fifty-eight; children twenty
three; Jamesburg ten; chill
dren three; Runyon, East Spots
wood and Outcalt-Adults twelve;
children six. The Sunday schools
to make the trip were the following:
St. Peters Episcopal and Reformed,
of Spotswood; Baptist, of Old Bridge
and ST. Georges Memorial Episcopal,
of Helmetta. The st. Georges choir
also went on the excursion. The trip
was made by special train over the
Trenton division of the P. R. R.,
leaving Spotswood at 8:18 a. M, and
Asbury Park at $50 p. m. The
committee in charge had guaranteed
the railroad company 5000 in re-
ceipts and this was met easily with
receipts amounting to sS06. Strange
to say the schools do not gain finan-
cially by the success of their under
taking
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
.F|REMEN ENJOY BIG
EVENT At SE|OLERS
Keyport Royal Arcanum Also to
Have Outing and Field Day
at the Beach.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, August 10.-Seidler' s
Beach is fast becoming one of the
most popular summer resorts in this
vicinity. On Saturday about sew
enty-five members of the Hiltan
Hose Company employees held an out
ing at the beach and enjoyed excel
lent shore dinner. After the dinner
bathing and boating as wei, as fish
ing, were the program of sports.
On Sunday the Mullen Association,
a large club from Newark, were
guests at the resort and also en-
joyed the famous shore dinner and
water sports.
Because of a number of the mem
bers of the Royal Arcanum being
away at this time The Royal ArCanum
field day scheduled foc' this time,
has been cancelled to some future
date, or if not possible to hold the
field day. an event of equal enjoy
ment will probably be substituted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
Thief KILLED IN
HIS STOLEN CAR
Was Going Fifty Miles an Hour
When Bullets from Police
Guns Hit Him.

Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 10.--In Wild
motor car race through the streets Pa
trolman ]. NJ. MeGlothlin shot and
killed George B. Leslie, negro motor
car thief, while going fifty miles an
hour
McGlothlin, standing on the corner,
noticed a big car pass with negro at
the wheel and called for him to stop,
but the negro only sped up. McGloth-
lin than got a fast car and was soon in
pursuit
The two cars attained a speed Of
more than fifty miles an hour In their
flight, narrowly missed running down
several pedestrians and almost turned
over twice.
Going into the southwest boulevard,
McGlothlin began shooting at the ne
gro. Three bullets struck him, and the
auto soon stopped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
A FAMOUS SUBMARINE.
In Its DsyTS 1Dfable Marin Was Con-
sidered Marvel.

In Its DayD pTabIe Marin Was Con-
sidered Marvel.
LIE DiabIe Marin the Sea DeviD was
one of the most famous of the nine
teenth century submarines. 1t was
the invention of Wilhelm Bauer, who
launched it in 1856.
This vessel was built of iron. She
was fifty-two feet long, twelve feet
wide and eleven feet deep and shaped
somewhat like a dolphin. Her sides
were six -tenths of an inch thick and
could resist the pressure of 100 foot
column of water.
The motive power was provided by
screw, which was operated by a
treadmill, and the up or down motion
WAS achieved by shifting water In Ion
gitudinal tanks by means of pistons.
At the bow was a bomb or torpedo
containing Fifty pounds of powder, and
near 1t were two heavy india rubber
gloves, by means Of which a man in
side the vessel could reach out and
fasten the bomb to the bottom or side
Of ship. To purify the air Bauer ar
ranged long pipes, which were quite
effective In revivifying the stale all
for short time.
The Russian government supplied
him with crew of eighteen men, who
were to make trial trip with him
but on his first descent they were sc
alarmed as to be useless, and wher
the Diable Marin rose again to the sur
face they cried "Praise be to Godr'
When his men were more accustom
ed to the work Bauer executed many
wonderful maneuvcrs and on one occa
sion stayed under water while ht
wrote letters to his mother, King Max
| imilian of Bavaria and the Grand Duk,
| Constantine.-Bos Globe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
The Two Angels.

The following allegory is told among
the Turks:
Every man has two guardian angels,
one on his right shoulder and one on
his left In doing good the angel on
the right shoulder notes 1t down and
sets a seal upon it, for what is done
is done forever When evil is com
mitted the angel on the left shoulder
writes it down, but he waits until mid
night before he seals it. II by that
time the man bows his head and says
"Graeious Allah, have sinned; Tor
give mel" the angel blots out the fault
but if not he seals it at midnight, anc
then the angel on the right shoulder
weeps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
Early Polish.

At least one little girl In New York
Is In line for a diplomatic position
when the government decides to ad-
nit feminine aspirants to the corps.
She WAS sitting on a park bench the
other afternoon, in company with an
other child about her own age. There
was evidently some disagreement be-
tween them. and suddenly the dis
Greet maiden turned to her obnoxious
companion, smiled sweetly, and said:
We'll, II one OF n1 should get OF
this seat, I'd have 10 sre ROOM"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
Scandal.

Scandal is that which gives US pleas
ure in the thought that somebody else
has done something which we have
escaped doing because we were not
similarly situated
Scandal furnishes an occupation for
women and newspapers. 1t began IN
the Garden Of Eden and VIII end Hrew
minutes after the last man has left th'
earth.-Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
Plies Flee Blue.

A French scientist Is authority for
the statement that flies have distinct
objection to the color blue. This was
first discovered by farmer who keeps
a large number Of cows in several
sheds. One of these sheds happened
to be painted blue on the inside, and
In this the cows were little troubled
by flies He blued all the walls ane
thus protected all his cows.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
FIVE SUNK BY SUBMARINES.
Turkish Battleship and Four Other
Vessels Go to the Bottom.


Vessels Go to the Bottom.
Berlin, Aug. 10.-The Turkish gov
ernment announces the destruction by
an allied submarine OF the Turkish
battleship Kheyr ed-Din Barbarossa of
5000 tons displacement, formerly the
German warshfp KurftIrst Friedrich
wilhelm. A majority Of the crew were
saved.
London, Aug. 10. - The Swedish
steamship Mai has been sunk by Ger
man submarine. One boat containing
the captain and nine men Is missing.
while another containing seven men
and woman has been picked up.
The British steamship Grenravel, the
Swedish steamship Halmland and the
Norwegian bark Vanadis have all been
sunk by German submarines, The
crews are all safe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10

Charged with being disorderly on
the street at an early hour Sunday
morning, Steve Rorwath, twenty five
years old, of Penn street, was fined
$40 by Recorder Pickersgill yester-
day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-10
Easton Man Freed.

Charles Haines, who said he
hailed from Easton, Pa, arrested by
Detective Sergeant Huff on Saturday
charged with being disorderly, has
been discharged.
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0ebmrten.
MP d b 6sn:

gsp. unb gRpis puttman. 1852
gaItern 4Denue.
5obn unb RatbIbH Rroa. 3149
Reabinu Roab.
9lmos unb RaHsits Jap, iii 5ress
man 4bsnue.
6erbsrt unb Dora 5oris. WOnts
somerp Qttt.
grnit uup Srsns Rabiih, 66l Dsit
McNiden 4penus.
5p. unS GorinH. SduIbcff, 1859
9urbeite Qpsnue.
U2ilan uRb YelmiHa Domiu. 12o
Weit aibertp Strubs.
glntbonD unb Caroline Wasnsr,
1912 Mpprs Strabs.
Soiepb uHo Hsttis Garr, 1903
6arriion IpeHus.
Srant 8. unb Gbua auper, wsabi'
ionpias.
epniu unb 2ouiia MilSba4, 125
i5inblan Strabe.
stnselo uub 93piis Soaio, 1o4s
SpFutb Strabe.
Sulius unb SeuHie Gid, s2s pass
5trabs.
@m. unS aats gaafsr, 2127 Rice
Strabe.
anabsn:
oouis unb @nna surmun, Car
tbaae 4penue.
Sarrp $. unb 5eIsua GfIeiu, 53s
G6anning Strass.
Soi. une Bertha S6psrt, l122
Queen Gitp apenue
Q6il, unh Sennie aiehborth, 4257
gplsrain aoenue
geniamtu unb glpra MartiH, 2o45
Iabiion Rpno.
9laen unb Marg. pdgler, uHtper'
fitn uno Guclib aueIlus,
9lnorefp uno Gltia6eth Gins, S2S
Sliper Strate.
Sermunn uno Sracs Ruthemepsr,
l025 Tlint StraBs.
y aouis &. uub @iOlet Dc Bus, 2038
9luburn apenue.
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Nms benr Sysamisipalseridyt

Charles @regorb, Der fpie 6ersits
beri6tet auf ssfdlid)te 9eeitimatipnen
bin fi6 Don ben Sutpslieren 6. @sberl
ger unb 3. 9srtlins ubtsn auf arsbit
ptrihafft bate, ipurbs III beiben syGl.
len ben Grobgsf4pOreHeu iibsrtpiss
fen.
gu ie 30 5agen grbeits6aus unb
500 9eIbfrafe purben Senrn Oers
ting unb Dapio 5bo perurtbeilt, bic
iid auf ben 2otterieihpinbsI perlest
u, als anse6li6eQeentsn einsrRa9mits
tass5situna 2ooie fir cine anseb=
li4 au perlopienbe golbene ubr Ders
tuuft batteu. Sie psrfprafeR ben
3dufern Der aoofs fOsar nod frsis
anaeigeH in Der bstrsffenbeH 3eitung.
9eridYisbsns StrabsN6ettler, bic ss-
itern bsm Ri6tsr lire 2luftpartung
MAIDEN mubten, erbislteH Sreiquartier
i'm 4r6eitsbouIe. 5reb. Wlepers aus
Dupton mub $50 urb &oitsn abpsr-
bienen; Dilliam 2amee SIS unb Wiis
liam Gean S..
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Stemermmlase
SOa fir StraheuOerbeiierunsen an
SteQe ppm 8unos treten.

Gelsssntli6 elmer ssftern Fattsebabs
tsnSiBuus bes Stdbtratbstommittess
fir Strabsn unb Darts purbs BON
6srrn Wsullen cine asnberung Der
Steuep9efeBe anssrest, pelbe Die
fortpd6rsnoeu BoubausSaben fii-
Strabsnpsrbefs unnSt6ig nlas
den lpiirbs. Serr MulIen 1T Der ans
ii4t, bub bic SteuerSeiess babiu amens
Dirt iperbsn Iollten, bab Der Stabts
ratb bas Rsdt baben fpiirbe, fir atpei
Sabre i'm Doraus StrabenoerbsFeruns
gen gu plansn unb Damn bic aoitsn
Der Sttusrumlaae .iuSuberleiben.
9urf Elm bcrartipcs SpItem iuiirben
Der Stubt bic 3insaublunsen fur bi.
9onbs sripart perosn. Serr 9ebbl.
BON Der 5anbslstamm,r ertlGrts ii6
nit bieism qlane poaIs einperftonbtn.
Sn sritsr Qinie puroe in Der Siss
ung bic Jrass srDrtsrt, ob es rutbiunI
Iein niirbs, ipenn bic Stapt felbft bds
Oelen Der Straben iiberndbme unb 5lI
bisfem 3psde bic n0tbiss gstriebsums
Iags f6iifs. Stabtinseuisur arus I'M,
ter6rsitete sinen &oiienani4lag, beul'
sufulse bic Ginri6tung Der gctriebs'
antdss $42, 800 toiien piirbe. sSerrer
miibten $24, 900 fir pferoe peruussabt
weroen uno $2t7332 fir Ra'
teriaI fir 0as erIte SSnbr. @enu Die
glrbeit foutraftIih uergebene piro, 10
proen i'd bic Soften ali $199,465
6elalfen.
2lnpalt prO6asco srtldrte ii6 bafiir,
eub bic Stabt sins 4uluae fir baa
Selsn Der Sirabsn anihafft, iebot
bas Selen I'm &ontratt Dersisbt. De-
Finitipe 8ei9Iiifis tpurS.n porIdufis tr
Der Ga9s niht gefubt.
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ZterbIidbfeitsberid)t.

glinna Gorp, 2. Ct. SOispbs Wai.
isnbdus; Shipdfs.
gDiQiam Qouis Wsper, Dsutjfes
9iaioniiIeH 6ofpituI; Gsbirnfdlag.
pbilip SpeHrer. IS. SiehsHbsim;
5er3lsioeH.
Rpia altpers. 30, s71 Clinton
Strabe; 5sr3Ieibsu.
RALPH aauber, 8, 936 OIipsr Siras
Be; 6irHbduteBt3iiHbung.
Gasn Grams, 62. Alb On psarI
Strdbs; ViertHleioeu.
4nbrefp Wuhmors, So, Snhian
5il; aunssHsni5iiHbuns.
Wargaret Bonn, "a. 1649 grsips
fer ape.; Jnqueit in Shpebe.
Caroline Iusiisfslo. sc. 412
Reabing Roab; grual,ibsn.
Sarab Barnett, 10, Cincinnati;
6srslsibtu.
gonrdb arans, 66. gourtpsGrm.n'
baus; VisrsnentsiiHbung.
RoTa 20. Rid, 80, 1858 Grpsr
4Ds.; S6pinbfuhi.
sSobn Wilinms, SO, s15 Wine Str.;
sSuausit in Shipsbe.
Gtbsl Marp 2lopb, IL. no grssH'
noob aps.; Meningitis.
etnna Sing, 70, ct. WarisHs50ipi'
tai; Ge6irnblutung.
Warb JsRtsr, 81, sos Sf. 3pSIft,
Str.; aunstnent3iiHbune.
Sbsfi.r e. 5yraIi. Al, 3774 p.pu'
iplpania aps.; Darmpsrihlinsung.
Dm. a.ttmann. 40, 437 gbs Str.;
9unaensGsbsm.
gDalisr Baud, 33. 2Onspisp 5oipi'
tai; 8ipbtbsritis.
gribe.t C'2edrp, SO, 1859 Spca.
more Ctr; RisrensntsiiRDung.
Go. Grghaufsr. 72. 1043 purc.Il
4ps.; glisrsnsutsiinbuns.
5arolo 3. Weper, 10 Monat,
1913 9apiuH slDs,; 2unssnsnt,iiu'
ourla.
SOPHIA gabe. 80, Rnoplion unt
Chambers Str.; qungsnent3iiuSuns.
So. gutman, 81, S48 Wsit aibsr'
IN Ctr; Risrsusnt5iinbung.
gntb. 9ott. 20, Deutfdss Siaio.
nifsn Soipi,al, Snaueft IN G4psb,.
Narp Glen WaIfb. 80. 611 Of 5
Gtrabs, S.r3Isiben.
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slidaet in siHem SrSift Der Gorsmsr
m bic 5easripsbr.

Coroner Or. DOertmspsr ridtsts &C.
tern ssIessnilih b.s Wabripru9s,
ben sr iibsr ben z0o p9u 6efmanH
Shrosber Don Der gofpsn Gtrabe abs
sab. srnits Mortt Der GrmabnuRg an
bic Qoi6m1nuIfnftsn.
Sstroebsr, Der BEN 8srgungseprps
anqeb0rte, mar ON 13. Vopsmber
roriasn syabres um's Qebsn gstoms
men, als bas Mutomobil bss Ser.
aungscorps nit sinsm pripatautomo.
bil ON untsrsn 8roaOlpnn tollibirte.
Der Coroner fngt in fsinem Wabrs
fpruG: .2ius geobadtunssn, fotpie
aus elmer Rsibs bon llhfdneu, bic ii4
srsisnet BADEN. erbsllt, bab bic aoi6-
manni6afisn ein 5.mpo sinf9lasen,
ipsnn iie auf Der S5abrt Sur grano=
ftGtis bsgrifsn iino, eas iofpobl fir
bic sSeusriptbr iDis aud fir bic Stras
benpdHanten lstensssfdbrlid iit. Ges
lsgsntli& bieier rafsuben sydbritH
iperbsn obne 3ipeif,l ii9, ipenH bas
Senpo bsibsbalisn tuerben follt.. tpeiz
isrs dbnliHs lInfGae srsisnsn unb
bier6ei biirften msbr Meni4tnleben
berloreu seben. aIs bsi ben Jeuerss
briiniten. Die gronbitGits foIlte nas
tiirli6 m5gli6it iansa srrsi4t psrs
ben, absr man mub ssfunben Wsne
ihenpsritanb atbruuten unb nidt na9
ben grandfather raisn."
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perissaIsN stiSex.

Serr SpfspbaiFners elm Sobn
non GERM 5enrp &iitner, pon
HO. 1922 SsffsrIon @pellus, 1T ippbls
bebaltsn aus Sanoustp 5uriidsetebrt.
no er als bo9pilltommsner Sat ei.
neu WlOnat lang bel isinem 9ruber
Rep. aIb:rt &iftner serpsilt
bate.
&err Geo. ). Ctt, oou Ho. 536
@eit McWGden glpenue, bot pon iei,
Hem sdppaocr Serrn 9. &ed.
IN ann in 6lert9l in 8aDern, eirat
auBeroroentlid1 intereiianten grief
erbnlteu, IN iueldem Die ariegSIage
iino Die llrinden oes arieeeS IN iebr
ieiielnber unb eri60pienber @eiie
geiGiloert perbcu. 9IuBerSem atb-
met BET 9rief oas 6eoeiitertete Sieees.
bep,lBtiein.
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8aicbaa.

gnbs Der nGhit.n Node beginnt
fir ruisrs ,Rsbs" bic SpisIiaifon BON
1915 nit otr abrsiTe bes alu6s bon
Cincinnati nab gllsganoria, 2a., oer
bissiabrissu GinIbunss Station.
Sodupi!ine Str5os unS bic DlebrSdbl
Der SpisIsr tpsrhsn pdbrenb Der toms
member Wohs bier sintreffsn uno am
Samiias, Rem q. 5sbruar. semeinz
ihaftIith bic Sabrt mad osm Siiben
antreten, pGbrenb bic anberen Spies
Ter, otren 5eim iiiblia uuo ipsitlih
bon Cincinnati liest, iih bon ibreH
betrsifenb.n DobHorten brett auf bic
iiiolihe babrt beeebsn = 5eitis gss
nua, I'm am Mpnias giorsen, oem /.
Mdr,, nui ibrsm Bsitimmunssort eiN
sutreffsn unb ii4 gum Dienite gu mel
ben. Di, iibiid, psrbsn @sIddfts :
fiibrer Trant gdntrOft uno Sruiner
6ostins ben alub besleiten. BIS
isbt iteben 20 Ramsu auf Der Cite
unIerer Spieler, bod 1T niht nusee.
ihloiIsu. oab bic 3abl Dor 4breiie
ourd psitsrs 4up.rbuns bon Rfrus
ten psrgrobsrt ipirb,
giasm Qnfdsin naa piro unisr
sIu6 in eieism Sabre auf allen
Quntten Ses aampfes rno gang BE-
fonbsrs i'm ansriff nit bsm gat
nett itdrisr Tein, als in 1914. Srob
b.s surOpGiifsn arisses, Der oas
6ffentlits Snifrsiie gu oidsr 3sit
falt ausfhli.bIih beanipru6t, fdeint
bic popularifdt bss Ratipnalipiels
untsr ben bisiistR Sans Hiht sslit=
ten su bdben, ipie blr4 ben snormeH
8prpsrtauf pon Qpaen uno rsIerpier=
ten SibsH sum grOffnunssipisle am
IA. april i'm Rshlonb JisIo bsrpors
ssbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
Die gartiom,n,iiIion.

Der pariiommiiTion fpurbs in ibrer
ssiirissn GibuHa Don 6srrn Gbarlss
9. Roth siuen Gbsd bon SS40.41 3us
osiaHbi. als Grtt0e zines tiit5Ii9 gum
9tiisn Der ar5sitslOisn ftdttssiunbensn
Balls. 9errn Rcih. 9srrn .. @uH.
fpipis ben anbsren Mrrcngeursn bsr
Wsranitaliuns tpirb Der Dant bsr 9s,
b5rbs iibsrmiiisIt psrbsH.
giHs Biirgsroeisgation. nit Der
Glabirnibsmiigliebsm gltfi WenriiH
unb Wiariin Ddln aIs W0rtFiibrsrn.
srIudts gsiisrn bic parsbtb5rhs. sin,H
GpisIplat fiir frrbise ainbsr in Der
Adtt ber GCueIab Ghuls ;u f4nfs
fen. Die aoHIiniHicn ipisb fi@ be
Ga6s itssIsssn.
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9ies unS Sas.

- 5beobors Waner &c Bro. baben
i'm &uftraas oes Sberiffs bas Mps-
Ier'fhe gigsntbum, Ro. 115 g1eft
3peite Strabs, fir $4.185 an Grdu
Marp SreIiussr Oertauft.
Das r8iinosltag" sRpmmittee
bat fsiueu S6IuBberi6t unterbreitet.
9aut biefsm 8ericht iinb 379 gerIpnen
fir bic Dauer Don brei Mo9eu Be-
l6dftist sspeien. Durb bic 8emii.
bunoen bss 9pmmtttses purben an
4r6eitsIDbnsn $5726.17 beSablt uno
2600 perionen baben toitsnfrei Slsia
bunqsitiide srbalten. 9urh ben ger>
tauf bon 8leibunssftiidsn parbsil
$3813.54 persinuabmt.
- GelsesntIi6 bes om Samitaa
abspb i'm Sintou 6otel itattfinbens
ben Sahresbantetts bes S1onImaiters
Club tpirb 8r. +. 9. Dpsr, Der Dors
moliss bieiige S6uliuperintsnoent Der
Sseitrebner unb GbrsusdIt iein.
- 2trbeitsbirettcr 9snsbid erAislt
seftsrn sins 3uIhrtft Orn 5errn III
bert getttnger, bem qrdiibenten Der
griee 6iu Smpropement 9lFociation,
in ipeIder Inn cine Reupflaiterung Der
Dariap glDeuue, spiitbeu Der Sap'
tbprns uno SIsnnap gtnenue srIucbt
ipirb. 5err Settinser peift barauf,
bin. oab bic Strabs gum lebteu Dale
i'm Sabre 1892 nit 9aditeinen ses
pfloitsrt purbs.
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Clifton @anOclbilber sbeater.

sSu clifton 8anoelbiIoer' Ibeater
an 6er 1elioro iuto Suololp stpenite
iii fiir Die beioen belttieen SorltelluH'
qea, Sic Inn .7.20 u. 8 llbr AbenoS
iiattiiuoen, gun5 beion0ers auf Die
lieben 9leInen Riifiitt genommeH,
um ibnen einen DergniIsen sIbenS Sn
bereIteu. Gas golfsltiid aus ben
9seueirgIano Staaten YGuinep
stoam Camper" gelaIgt sur Sor.
iiibrlmg imo mlBeroen miro enc
StepItcne gtirulmer eiHgelegt pereen,
Die jrcifelesobne Den 9eifca Der BE.
iuher iinoell piro.
Sssl nem Gbeoter finoen ollabeao-
lid ie 5pei @oriteaungen itntt, nab
rem an Conn. unb ,5eiertagen Radr
mittaesporIteaitReen I'M 2.15 uno 4