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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
9rHueItbe auren

sSd bin Der 0Ottor GtTen6drt6,
8om 0reiper6anoe auFgeIpart,
Dap i'd, tpeuu feline Siihrer franz,
sic belle nit beIouoerm SraRt.
Dem qaIentranteu Ricolai
Sab ih Sdrpatbeupabs 2tr5nei.
Gr mar beirsit, uls iie peritIudt;
6dt Gift uno Sale uusgeipudt.
sSoffren, bem's Soers gu i6affeH mddt,
8eridrie6 i'd bic GbdmpdaueitIabt.
glu. flutihte pasl Seit gnbe WldrS
iSiibIt er nur nod i'm Riiden Stmer5.
iSrer6 prbiHiert id. frsi mad aIud,
ST. sSulien aeqeu Ragerorud.
Der Rdeeubrud III pedgepebt,
9o's ihm ieBt an bic giereH gebt.
SeebGber Quf 9dlipDlt
Sbuu 2onbunsstruppen gut. uno pte!
2tuh 9reu7eru mad t6, GtIenburtb,
Die Rahtfabrt raid CUR SDqeufuhrt.
Galiban Cim nSag),
Der 9Odelals9errGtber.
Nus Ct. sSnqbert in Der pfal5 ptrO
berihtet: Shluu uuo bod nidbt I5luu
qenug mar Elm Bauer in uuierem Be
Sirt. Gr itauo in 8eroaht, groBsre
9prrdtbe an 9rot1streiDe perbeimItt-
3u bd6eu, bod beitritt er otes sdnS
entIdieoeu. Gines Sdges tam nun
Elm Wam auf ieineu ituttIiheu Sc
fliigelbrf uno pOllte einen 9obu tou
fen. Uluu puroe aud balo buuoeIss
einto, uno oer @odel ipetielt isinen
BETTER. Sdmtt mar Der Sereiufol
fertiq, Der 6abn fpurbe seIhluttet,
uub Der nit grptaetreioe gut gefulte
9rppf oiente als gepeis bofiir. bag
Der Guuer Ietue IdmmtIiaeu Siibney
mil @jetreibs Fiitterte, cuitutt es fitr
meni6lihe gtobrung ab5ugeben. Bel
elmer Suusiuhune nurccn odnn uut
or6bere 8orrGtbe beIhlaguubmt, Die
bel Der 9etreibeaufudbmC perhetmitht
ipprben paren. glie oieIe Deroeu 't9
nod in eIeiher 8siie an Dem Batter
Lamb perIiinoi9eu2
Ni6t notbis.
,9llles M6gIi6e tann Sbre Io9ter,
Barum Iernt Iie aber nttt 6ns SO'
6en'"
.Das bat Iis ni6t n0tbig; beuu i9r
@rGR.isGm Ierut ss isss TN GsIS'.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21

aus, rneiTt tobelIos ange5ogen; tie
fanen BON 5t Snuie piu slnt1perpen
brett in Die @efangenibaft ohne
Strapn5en lmo Sfiisengrdbenl Die
olten unteroffBiere iin6 beinabe
Gentlemen. gtae @ngldn6er bober
reitlid @elo uno 2ie6e5gnben bon 5it
@ultie unb iiro bic beiten &lInoen Der
aantine.
Sn elmer Gte bes 2aaers bduien bic
| fran50fiI6en Sous Offs. gltht sles
CANT, a6er parm unb be1agli1. alubs
bitten &omfprt. Biter iiebsn ouT
RegaIen, dGerIei 8leinigteitsn srbet@
tern oas einf1rmige 2ebeu. Sin ges
fangener aOaege empfdngt mid freu.
| big. @r tlast nidr. Die &uHlt
giers. Des beriibmteH 8erltner @bia
rurgen, bat Iein Geben gerettet. Sbn
Orttt, OdB bic SeiHen, bic in Ellie
iuobneu, nifts BON i6m piIIen; nun tlt
( inn bic beutf9e Yoit na9 2ille geOfFs
ret poroen, mas er bem SuuptmdHH
bontt. Del6 onoerer Son bier; bort
ous Denugoaii6 Der3ogene 8olf, baS
qapo6nt 1T, feline 2eioen groB uno
tlein in unge6eursr bergr0bertem UIaB@
/ id6 in preIe uno garIameut ge,9.ls
bert 3u fiHben; in bem Ddbreno sSa9a
rem nur bag 8eipubtieiH bes 4H>
igru6s, bus gegsbren, nie bic PfItd3t
ME Der 0tqe geitdrtt purbe. 6i,r
9torbfrun8oIen aus Der 8urgeriat4t:
ru6ia, prniinftig. gerebt aud bem
5einoe, Der ibnen ales gift, pds er
tann, obne bic 8eriorgunQ beg eiSenerE
2unbe5 gu 9eid6rben; biee Aeiidt baB
Der @efanaene ni4t Elm 9ramm mebr
per5ebre, ais aur GrbaItuug Des $0r=
pers notbpenbig lit.
DAP Dies erreicht ipiro, iollten MIDI
bic Sbabaheu nod beutliher lebren,
als es bas CUTE 2tusfeben Der meiiteT
@efungsnen that. Dir geben Sur
&ranten garade. Der llnteroHis
sier pom 9ienit meloet 81 Mdnn! 81
&rante auF $500 6efungene! Seit benz
9luguit Is Sobte, beirrdbe ldute Su6era
tul0Ie, bic boffnungslos antamen:
oas lit oas ReiuItat Der Sungertur.
Drum la9te Der Sauptmonn. Seltz
Jam 1T Der 3runtenbeitaHo. Wlebr als
bic !6Glfte GngIGnber nit Nierenent=
3iinbung. Der ReIt Ruhen uuo
5ran5oien nit Rbeumdtismus uno
Qungenent3iinDungen; ein ihperer
Jaa, Elm ein5iger, ben Der Sob gez
| 3eibnet bat. Die dnberen metit oer-
gniigt uno luitig, beIonbers bic 5raHs
3oIen. 0enu man iie pflest uHb bGt4
! i4elt, Iino iie rei3enO.
g8ie ItsbenspiirOig Die 2eute nit
mir plauberR. Oas mar Der S6IuB.
QDir tDnnen ia er5G6leH, mas mir
ipouen: Die GeinDe 0sutidfanbs puIz
ZEN es ni6t glauber. Die DeutI9eG
miifen 9arbareH ieiu. QBir beufIaet
! Sdnei8er aber poQen uns bur6
| S6pGber, ben 9lauben ni4t raubeu
taFeu, baB Meui9en uuIeres Stams
mes uno uuIerer 2trt, oepen SIpeiteru
uno S04ter gu Sauieuben NIT uns
unter ei,lem Dab IebeH, nit beneu mir
geitern nod Seite an Seite ar6site=
ter, an bsreu BiFeuI6aft mir uus
udbreu, berer 0i9ter bic uHfrigsn
limb, Obns bic unier Sein unbent6dr
1T, neil mir NIT alien, pas auBer
oeu Staate lit, etnes nit t6nen fino
- DuB bieie msHiden ben arisg groB
uno tpiroig fiibren."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
Ser iriid-irOblide aries.
g., i'm Qlpril 1915.

glls i3 Dor pierSebn 1dgsu 5um leBz
iennal su unIeren SisLlungsr Oitlih
Don Der Stuot binausritt. tdmpite Der
Binter no4 nit BEN berurHabsnben
Jriibling. Rod sldr5ts in ben Bdls
bern Der tu.ibe s6ns., nod Dar bic
ipeits, 6reite glG6e hes Digrpf.ss nit
einem gispdn3er bebedt, aber Die belle
Sonne fanhte fhon trdrmenbe Strabs
len auf bic pirierlibe Grbe hero6,
uuo ein luuer, rlrmsr Siibpino be-
ipe1ts bic biirren 9rpnen Der 9dums.
Sci 5urtat, mo bic 5ipei Seen pertD
uno Wigrp nur bur6 ben 'tmaIsH
Streifeu siner GrbjuHge oonsinduber
aetrenut ptrben. iibergdb irb mein
pferb siuem SOlOu.sn unb motte mid
3u FuB auf ben Isg S!piiten ben ga
bprintbeH Der 9rabtbinbsrniiIe. I'M 5n
Der alien aIoitsytirhe. bic Glf Der
S6bs Der WigrabaT5inisI bic gan5e
@sgenb bshsrritt, 3u selanser. Bel
aes5essm.t Oerlisb iA bas GsitidnS unO
aina 1uf Der Gis9Idtte Der Seen net
ter. Gs .raats gang beb.utlih, uHo
aus tleinsn ruubsE GoderH ipriste oas
DaiIer ME sin Sprins6runnsu in be
Sp6e, alg ii6 bas gis inter msinsn
Sbritten bog. Saon iDollte i6 5us
riidts6rsn, aIs mi, Elm qionisrIeutndnt
sutaeoeniam uHb, meins llni6Ilfig'
!eit iebenb. lG6elub bemertte: .graus
den t.ine isuytt 3u babeH. bas Gis
irGgt nod iebr gut. IDenH es and un'
beifli6 tra5t. fiir beute gdraRttrs
i'd nod, a6er ipis ,s in brei 5cgsn iein
tpirS. bos tdnH i.b ri6t iaeeu. odHr,
fiirtte i'd, psbsH uni.re ibOnsn
Drabt6inberniiIs. bic mir inmitten Der
seen 70 fsFt duigsipannt bahen, I'M
@diIer bernmihpimmen. Ueat1t dut
uifts, mir mottn auoere, bt. lsiH
Shdupetter fortitruemmeu ipiro", une
sr seiste auf bic tDsitg.itrsdts Sissl'
.ette, bi. ii6 sntIang ben Sssn scS,
uub an beren ron Sfiisengrdb.u
burhfurfter Jlants 5unoerts Oon 9s'
italten fih belDegier, sHriis ur6etteno
an ben Saiissngta5en uHe Ssa1t1'n'
bernihsu.
Bon psn uroltsn 5biirmsu Der Slos
itsrtirdH blidte ID uHher. pttt hlR'
Elm in eas psite qaHS. 4uf Der Bit
arouen NlGhe Der 5unoerte SEEN
aldn,te ber beus 5oHnsniaeiu. 9ort
ltud,tet Der Gir6tburm BON Srasnopsl
mir euisseen. meter bic sfuet mnd1tt-
asn sbiirme Der gti9ofstir6e pom
Gmun. 2ints oapOu bic 2irren pon
0i6p. Sisr uno ba sraiitert bic 9uti
ron Dem Dr5hHsu Der 9eIbabe. 9ori
in Der aerne. norSpsitli9 bon aros
nopoI. Tteber uni,re 9rlIppeu i'm Sdm'
pfc nit ben RuT,u. unb burh msin
Glas isbe i'd, mir bic bihtsu aoloH'
nen pon arasnOpoi aug iib in oftliasr
glibtuns, Sepun sn, in Sepeeuns
Ieben. ga iinb ruiiii6s geritiriuu.
gen. bic ben Rufer, bic nit ben lin
isrigen I'M Sample iteben Su Ollie
ellen. sc III Elm iOrtrpdbrenbts SrDh'
nen Der gei6iiBe, bas bic euit ,r3it'
tern madjt. 6obe feuersdrbsr iaie
Gen In bic auit bob binauf. llsbsrnlI
am 6orisoni erIdeinen bic ihmubigsn,
fd5lpdrs,n GontGnsn Der Gronntiprsn'
eiinaen. On Der IIdren euft obeu an
bInusn SirmeI baussn bic blsnbeuS
.peihtu G@eupusIuOlssl, SoapH4r'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
Bon etnem ganbit anse
fa[[en.

Dafbtnaton.D. g.. 10. Mdi.
Der @eIddftstrds,r Magnus bon Der
b,utiten GeIanbtfhaft in Mslito, 1T
am 1isnffas in Der Rdbe bss gss
ionbtitoftsse6dub.s pon eintm BAN
bitten ong.griffsn unb geiioden iuors
ben. er m.lotte ben elnsrtff ipGbs
rsnb bts 9as.s Der bisiiaen gOti6dft.
tiaufiiesnb, bab Ct nift i6tptr psrs
.punbsi I'll unb bic alifairs ssiHs prIi'
.ii@s esssatans babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
gokal.Deridt
Central gins Strset guiiHeR aiiu'
ciatiun.

Ter @oninations.gAsidplB Der
obigcn aliioeiation bat seiiern fiir bic,
am Gicnitas Den .Sisni, itattfrnoan'
De 9eamtenipubl Die ioIsenoeH SIAN.
oiSaten aitieeitellt::
8cguIdres Sidet: StIaS
g. @aters, grdiioeHt; 9uitao ".
sseiI, gBe.grdiioent; 5. 6. S6Eic.
ter. Se.retar; y. 9. SOebnt, S6as.
meiiter; Souis Sdrtner, 6. Subert
Seui, eSparo ). aaeyin, u. strim'
peimaml unS s. 6. Rr.idemeDer, Gi'
rettoreH.
uuabbangiges Sidet: 81.
las .. Baiers. grdiioeut; albert Z.
Bed, gi3eprdiioent; Siram SSugels,
Setretdr; q. 6. Ssoebnf, SdSnsHei.
Iler; Ssobn Gbmann, g. Sirfh, Or.
8. 6. ssobnion, 6. 2iiburua uno
W2drtin Roienberger, Sirettoreu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
.6pllano prganifirt cine rft'
inoiibe 6plpmial'9lrnrce
unb maGt srobe antdufe
pon ariegsborrdt6en
in ben Der. Gfodten.

Cos gngeles, Gal. 20. Uidi.
W2it Der qntunft bes aeiitnants 8.
ter qocrien, 5Iieger aeutnunt in bet
brlldnbiffen 4rmee bierIel6It, fpnrbe
ss 6etannt, bag bic boldRoiif,e Re.
sierunq in bisIem 2dnos stpei Bdiiers
ilugseuse BON fpsnigitsns 1000 pfune
Etdgtraft beiieIlt bat, bic nift ipdtsr
dls am Is. Suli fsrtig iein miiiien.
2eutnant ter pOorten,, Der in 6ois
ldnbiih Snbien itdtionirt 1T, iagte,
bdb 6c[ldnb cine 10000 Wnnn itartt
.irmee in ieinsn aolonisn orgdniiirc
rnb bic g6ii6t babe, aud cine WliIil
ton 450, 900 Wonn su organiiiren.
.es III iein @sbeimnib". iasts er
.baB Sffisitre bsr boldn6ii6 inci
TG.n armes ii6 isit einisen Wonatar
in ben 9er. Stddteu bsfiHhen, nm Or.
iiIlsriesei6oiIs, GjtiusbrpairOnsu. Ma'
ffineneeibiibe, Gupfer unb anber'
Strisssporratbs anautaufer."
Setbftmorb timer iunssn
Dame In gIeDeIanb.
Glebelanb. g., 10. Mat. Cine
elegant setl,ibets jungs Dame. bi:
unter BEN Rdmsn Jrl. ~. ". 9iro.
DON Detroit, Wli6.. in einem bieiisen
5oisl sin .3immer gsnommen hatte,
ipuroe am Wittipo6 2lbenb in lttrbeus
btm 3uiionoe aufgefunoen. 3fpej
Stunben ipdtsr itar6 iie in einem 9o'
ipital obn. ipisbsr our geiinnung &C.
iommen su iein.
Die iuuge Dame bate tein 0tpdd
tie bintsrlieb tein S9rsiben unb ar
ben &ieiorn ipurbe ni6ts gefunoen
mas cine .Sbsntifi5isruug bate nerbsta
fiihren t6nnen, dbgeleben DON Der
guditattn II. 3d." auf .intm IA
ifsntua. Sic mar ungefdbr " Sab
re alt.
Die iunge Sel6fm6rSsrin lit allen
gnihein noa 5rl. Wa6el SopelIong
% Sabre ali bon 5oleoo, .. Die BE
ihrei6uns Der 9obten itimmt mi
oerienigen BON FRI. SopslfOns iiber
ein, bic ain 1ienftns 2l6enb bic y
SO. 6. u. in 5OIsbo, no lie sepobnt
perlafen bate Bel Der SootsH ipur
be Gin Ring nit ben guditaben r5
W." oeiunben uno Spei 3aiheitiifej
| puren nit Senisl6ei 8uhitabeu peri.
ZEN. glle anbersu Wlarien, bic 81
,insr sSbentiiisirung bdti,n fiibrer
t6uneu, tpartn ,utfernt fporoen. ;Srl
gopeliung mar aIs Stenogrdpbiitir
in einem 5ol.oOsr Gabri.sei6dft an
eeitelIt.
Stlb fmoro.
GfeSttanb, O.. 20. Wlai. ~
6ert WliIl,r, 81 Sabre alt, purot an
9onn.ritda Worssn duf bsm Rdis
Dor BEN 5auf. isinsr Grdu tobt Gnf
gefunbsH. or bdtte fi9 Ddbrenb Be
Raht erifpf.n.
Uliqsr bate Dor sinsm Sabre isin
Srau uno Iid g.Idoii.n. grihe ma
rem lang. 3sit in 5oipital, tamej
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
sel6Fm ORB.
ehiHsuadridteH.

Rspgor.. 20. 1ai. - sIbg.s.
rRotamtsau" ua9 gotoeaug.
gbritiauiu. 2luse.om.: Der
aensfiorb bon Rem gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21
Die Mmiien geben sn in
Wali3ien tpieSer smritf'
geordngt 5rt iucrben.
Siefagen aber niats ii6er
TIRE Rieberlase am
Riemen.


ct. qetersburg, 20. Wdi. -
0i. foIs.nOs Offi5ieGs g.tanntma4ung
lit am a6enb pom arisssmintitsrium
trIaFsn tpor6en:
.glm 18. Mai bat bic SfLoft. bi.
am lini.u llTer Der WeiAisl, fiiblif
ron Der gilita, unb aud all Der gdns
gen gaiiBiiden Jront i'm 9anse 1T, an
Seitisteit au9enommen.
.2tn bisier JroHt fHb nsus 6eliti4t
sruppsni6eils bemsrtt ipOrOen. bic gum
triisu Ial bort geiebeH iDoro.n iInb.
I'm linisn llier Der Dsi4isl, fpeii'
LID DON Slju, Spatop unb aopriions'
ca, unb am 3uidmmeufluB bes Sdar
nit Der Dsi6iel baben uniere 5rnppsH
ben Jeino trfOlsrei4 Suriitssbrdrst.
Die itarisn i,iuoIittn 1Tuppsndb'
theilunssn. beutu es selunssn mar, ben
Saan gu ii6srifrsiieu, breiten iif iibe'
Saroslau. Rabaipa uno Sier,iaipd
aug.
.Sn Der @essnb 3piIden pr3smpsl
unb Sdroalau bdbeu mir ben 6eiHo st'
mas an bsiben llfern bes Saan BE-
brdngt. Jsinblids Jliss.r babeu Bonn
ben in bic 5.ituug pr5.mpsI ssiDorten
.Siibli6 bon gr5,mpsl iinb be IN
eriffs bes 6sinbes gang beiouSsrs 6sf'
tia in ter Gtssno bon GuptcfD, BEN
Spasbi Jlub unb BEL Struoisc3, pr
ss Sem Geinb sslunseH 1T, NIT grObsr
Spfern siniss uuisrsr poiitiUnsn 81
rsbmsR.
Nm Der 1yrOnt Don 9rpbobpt3
Strs uno 9o6ina ba6sn mir bsiiig'
2lnsyiffs bts Gsinbes suriidsei4lGssH
.Bsfli5 Don aoIomsd iahben ar
teiesn lliern bss prutb Gsis4ts iiatt
bic su uniGsH 8uniisn pureu.
,5n Der 9sseub bon S9arpls. II
aurlanb, fabrsn uuisrs 5ruppen tort
b.uiJsinb on elmer IanssnJrpnt surid'
subrdns.H. Der Gsinb Isiitst bel ben
Gorfe auraanp iehr bsftissn Dibsr'
fianb. Die admpf. iiub bort nod tn
SaHee.
Qtbert Roreau psruRgltt
qaris, 81. Wai. qlbert Worsau,
sinsr Der prominsHtsit.u fran5oilasr
glpiatitsr, 1T 6si IaIun nit itinsu
asroplan abasitiir8t uub ums ssbsr
aelommsn. Woreau mar Der erftnosE
sin.r Si8erbsitaoOrridtuna 5ur 9sr'
binbsyuug Sss llmi&IassHs Don asrO'
plan.
- OS -, :, . 4,
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19

Visiting cards, invitations, anything pretty l. done by the Gateway just as well as outside.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19

Wall paper at Brown x Hawkins, ten per cent discount. Quality First
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19
ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTES
 WOULD FIGHT OR WORK
Forty Thousand Women Demonstrate In London Their Patriotism
 and Pugnacity.

LONDON, July 17-Forty thou sand suffragettes held a demonstra- ton in this city today to impress on the nation their desire either to fight as soldiers for the empire or to per form some work in the aid of the na- tion. It was probably the most re- markable demonstration of the kind every held. Eight bands accompanied the fair demonstrators and hundreds of thousands of people attended as spectators. For once the people treated the women with respect and received them with something ap- preaching enthusiasm.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19
FORK CITY" IS NEWEST TOWN.
FAIRBANKS, June 21.-The new.

FAIRBANKS, June 21.-The new est town in interior Alaska is "Fork City," according to reports reaching Fairbanks last week from the Tolo- vana, the town being located at the confluence of the west and north fork of the Tolovana river. The townsite is situated on the right bank of the Tolovana river and is said to be an ideal place, as the banks of the river are very high at that point. The ground then slopes gently back to the hills making a broad and practical ly level spot for town.
The Seward gateway., 1915-07-19
FAIRBANKSAN Is
 DROWNED NEAR JUNEAU.

FAIRBANKS, June 21.-In the mail which arrived in Fairbanks last evening, George Markus, secretary of Fairbanks Aerie No. 1O37, Fraternal Order of Eagles, received a letter from the Pacific Coast Gypsum Comp any, in which he was informed of the death of R. A. McGregor, an oIdtimcr of the Interior. The former Fair banks man was a passenger on a steamer going from Juneau to Gypsum, Alaska, when he fell over board and was drowned.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
GREAT CONVENTION OF
ENDEAvORERS IN CANADA

convention of the Christian Endeav-
orers was opened here today. Many
leading speakers of the province are
erS will be Field Secretary Dewar.
About twenty-five other prominent
RELATIONSHIPS will take an active part.
The Daily News. 15c per week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
NOTICE.

To our Gas and Electric Customers:
Do not allow anyone to examine your
gas or electric meters unless they
show you badge indicating that they
are employees of the Daytona Public
Service Company. 153-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
BIG PRICES RECEIVED AT
PICTURE SALE FOR WAR FUNC

DETROIT, Mich, Feb. 12.-Tonight
the picture sale at the hotel Ponchar.
ferers will close All pictures unsold
will be auctioned tonight. During the
sale some surprisingly large prices
have been heceived
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
LINCOLN DAY MADE
PROHIBITION DA

UTICA, n. V, Feb T. oia :
Bishop, chairman OF the prohibition
state committee. issued profaaa
ton designating today, Lincoln i1a.
day, prohibition day tlroaAaHt t5e
state. 1t has been made Il DIV 4
thanksgiving for the prolrrss 'aa"
the state by prohibition d@ja- t.e
year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
AusTRIANs BREAK RUSSIAN FRONT.

12The
sty
attacks in the vicinity of have
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
TRANSFERRING GERMANS TO PRUSSIA.

AMSTERDAM Feb 2Larae
Flanders
pended in order facilitate move
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
WILHELM LEFT FOR EAST TODAY.

ROTTERDAM 12-AIes
Berlin dispatch
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
WILL ISSUE 100000 BREAD TICKETS.

BERLIN Feb 2Esht million bread tickets emitting
weeks
regulated
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
GERARD INSTRUCTED
PROTEST TO GERMANY

WASHINGTON FEB 2-AMBASSADoR GERARD, WHO is IN BER-
LIN WAS INSTRUCTED
GERMAN GOVERNMENT AGAINST ACTION
UP THE DIPLOMATIC CORRESPOND
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12

ASHEVllE NJ Co. Feb 12After coffin making
preparations
Ramsey hotel
to tragedy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-12
NIGHT RIDERS SPREAD
TERROR IN KENTUCKY

BOWLING GREEN. 12-NiGHT
COSTLY BRIDGE ACROSS THE
SAME TIME POSTING THREAT COUNTY
IF PROSECUTED TWO ACCUSED
BRIDGES, SCHOOL HOUSES THE
WATERWoRks AND RAILROADS, AND THEN
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS HAvt BEEN ARRESTED
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

the woman is that she bewitched certain neighbor so that she vomited two green snakes with eyes of fire. IL IS also reported that the woman is an expert in the use of spells. incantations and the various devices that are con tained in the repertoire of witch.
 By means of these various methods il is charged that she has upset a nu- mber of promising love matches be- tween young men and msidens. caused the love between diverse husbands and wives to freeze up. and to have raised general fuss in the neIghborhood
 A thorough investigation will be made of the unsual charge by County Attorney Hilziuger. IL is not infrequ- ent that the Yaqui residents in the vicinity charge women with practiCing witchcraft. but the present case is the first one in the vicinity of Tucson for some time
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
GOVERNMENT CALL
 FOR BRIDGE MONEY

PHOENIX. May 6-San Bernardino county's s35. .O0O for the construction of bridge across the Colorado river at Topeka. Ariz., is up.
 Word to this effect was received to- day by wire to Gov Hunt from the assistant secretary of the interior at Washington. The governor took up the matter at once with the state auditor and treasurer. in regard 10 the manner of securing Arizona's portion of s25. .0OO for forwarding to the department of the interior to comply with the act oi con. gress an act of the Arizona legislature of 1913.
 The bridge will cost about s75.O90 San Bernardino county put up an ad- ditional slO.OOO to cover approaches. The state of California recently passed an appropriation of s25. 900 which is to reimburse San Bernardino county.
 The government is to give about $25. 900 for the bridge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Sale of Cattle Ranch
 Involves Half Million

TUCSON. May 5.-One of the big gest deals made of southern Arizona ranch property was cousummated yes terday when it was announced that the La Osa Cattle company in which Wm. COberiy held controlling inter ests had been sold to !. C. Kinney. Ramon Elias and Jose c. Camou for a sum said to approximate s5o0.O00.
 The transfer of property takes place at once, but the actual transfer of cattle. of which there are from 10000 10 15.0OO head. w;ll not be completed for some time. The sale includes about 20,0uO acres Of land, with build. ings. equipment. water rights, brands. leases and everything belonging 10 the company.
 The new owners have incorporated under the name cf La Csa Livestock and Loan company and have divided rhe capital stock into 5O,OOO shares at slOO each
 MT Kinney is a wealthy banker and cattleman from Wibaux. Mont {. and Canon and Elias are well known Arizona cattlemen.
 NIT. Coberly has made no announce ment of his plans for the future. but il is probable that he will reside in California. where he has a residence. He left for the ranch following the ale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
ATTEMPTED MURDER AND
 SUICIDE AT BlSbEE

BISBEE. May GO. C Hausbo- rough. for many years a resident of this city. and an employe of the C.&A Copper company. IS in hospital here tonight with slight chances of recovery. suffering from a self-iu-ficted wound caused when he sent bullet from re- volver through his left side in the re- zion of the heart. and Mrs D. R. Raby, keeper of the boarding house where he has lived for some time, is suffering from a painful wound in her arm. caused by the SC me revolver fired by Hausborough
 No statement as to what led to the affair could be obtained, although Hausbrorough, when informed that he had perhaps fatally wounded himself. informed the officers that he had inten- ded to accomplish that when he fired the shot, saying that life was not worth living, or words to that effect. IL is believed that he is mentally un- balanced and was infatuated with the woman. Hausborough is about 30 years old and unmarried.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
FEDERAL OFFICERS
 SURPRISE CH|NAMEN

TUCSON. May 5.-Thr ~udden ap- petring of about fifteen fed, -al officers in Chinatown last night bout ten o'clock followed by the close exam ination of three dwelling houses oc- cupied by Chiuamcu. combined with a close scrunity of evcryonr who passed through the districy come as surprise 10 the almond-eyed d,niztns of that quarter.
 Just what the officers were searching for they refused to divulgr but judged from past affairs of ,hiS sort it is fair ly certain that they were hunting for opium supposed to have been smugg gled across the line from Mexico
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Thief Steals Much Booze
 Inclu ling Real Champagne

DOUGLAS. Arizona, May , l915-
 Because booze is worth twice as much since the state went dry as whent it was sent. seems to be an added incentive for some people to secure lt, whrthrr ny fair mears Gr foul. Some 'Inle last night a chief t~oke intc the store house back of iie old Wellin s;on bar on G ave us and sSole liquors cf various kinds and tOtaling several hundred dollars in value. Entrance i1 the place was gained by using hack saw on the heavy paddock which barred the door
 The liquors were the personal property of c. J. Saunders, who own ed and conducted the Wellington un. til tte state went dry. They were left on hand and he stored them for safe keeping. The liquors stolen con sisted of vermouth. of which there was at least five gallons. sherry and other kinds of wine and considerable champagne. There Is no clue to the robber and he did not leave any word as to whetNer he wanted the booze for his own use or to sell
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
No Snow Shoes

Two auto loads af people travelling from Boston to the San Francisco cx- position passed through Tombstone enroute over the Borderland route When que stioned by Prospector rep resentative as to why they prefer the southern route as compared with the northern way. one of them replied: We'll" he said, its just this way. we have no snow shoes for our car, so we decided to take the Borderiaud. ." And still they say the northern route is an ''all year round" highway.