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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN

Richelicu underwear at Fits.
Chocolate peppermint pattees 25c pei
pound at Cummings & Lewis.
Your shoes repaired with quality leath
er. Charbonneaus, basement Worther
block.
The ohildren's flower table at the H.
brary will be ready for specimens Mon
day, May II.
III. b. Partridge Of Summer street went
yesterday afternoon to Washington
where he will visit at the home OF his
son, Arthur, for few days.
Saturday specials at the Barre Candy
Kitchen include: Milk chocolates, i0c per
h.. Canada peppermints, Sc per NJ.
lime and lemon squares, l5c per ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Potter OF Wood
stock and George Morse, jr., and daugh-
ter, Shirley, of Morrisvile, arrived yes
terday and are visiting relatives in the
city for short time.
Mrs. n. r. Davis and daughter, Lillian,
of Northfeld, arrived yesterday after
noon and are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. l.. Bugbec Of Washington
street for few days.
B. A. c. viii line up against the strong
Spauldng boys at Lincoln campus this
afternoon at 3 o'clock This is the sec.
ond game OF the series and will no donbt
be a fast and close one.
All the members of the L. A.. A. 0. H.,
are requested to meet at X. of G. hall
Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock for the
purpose OF attending communion in a
body at Q o'clock mass.
Mrs. Martha Calef White. electric nee-
die specialist, will be at Miss Canning's
toilet parlor, Barre, Friday, May q.
Boston Office, 2 Park square. corner of |
Boylston street, room IS. Tel, Oxford
1853.
Having had their game with the Will
Jamestown team cancelled for to-day, /
the ID. G. V. baseball team at once got |
busy and arranged game with Mont
pelicr seminary for this afternoon, at
the seminary campus.
A Burlington item Is as follows: "Nfiss
Mary Kingston. the Barre girl who took
carbolic acid with suicidal intent, is get
ting along nicely and report from Mary
Fletcher hospital this afternoon indicates
that her ultimate recovery is assured"
Owing to the hard times on account of |,
the labor trouble, especially in large fam
lies, numerous calls have come to the
Woman's club for old shoes. II a suffi
,ient number of shoes are contributed,
the ladies will hold a sale of second :
land SHOES in the emergency room. base
nent Of the city hall Saturday, May %,
rom until $50 o'clock. Shoes may
De left at any of the following Places:
Mrs. A. u. Nonng. 30 Eastern avenue:
Nrs. 4. r. Mower, 81 Prospect street
Mrs. J. W. Mcdonald, 60 Hill street
Mrs. II. G. Davis, 81 Washington street
Yrs. w. F. Shepard's millinery store,
North Main street ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
BEGIN INTERNTNe ALIENS.
Lonsor Police Care for Many VINO Vol
unfairly Surrender.

I'm lon. Msv rs Hundreds ~ sneur
siiFns al military aEs. most 81 tlieH
isfrnans Voluntarily SURRENDERED them
sf.ites ~ the police stations IN london
yesi rrisf foiieu fre the ggrsrnmsrt's ~
n0un0raFHt THAT tisB are 20 b. in-
trruHi
AT da9 ther stresnnsf irtn tbe ste
ffans. FrnsfiealiF 81 rsrrSr8 their neg
gage. u Was r'iafued yesterday after
ueun to quarter tiaHfn tsu.rsararaIr ~ ho-
tsls and large balls scr tie rEit urta
tt.f liosre sa-retsrr aa5ins uEsan q enrrr
uiwrr tiar mfHf o. sasi "a wnE cur
ztafrrs Fes3a So tnat tlF Sale - Ma ~
rho friah go rn - tinErr
The roiiee resterdaf rfrftea list
carving ths uauins and sdaressss 81 ~
arfrrr sffans Is ffm6wu. Nasase uf nliis
tarr rrs HHrs nr1rrad o. rrHesrf to fiss
f.sr-est rafisr statigr 81 .un~e. TIE EuF-
srnn,es.f ssrf s1trs flsrts g. 80 rriies
stnfinr ~ I'D in eilselinE and tshulEt-
trr tit lists.
u7tns ~ u-stinr has lrssr Hans 90
zsr1irr sas asssartatfes ff e-.sn7F aiiars
aaHr risssrr err ~ - euHlsr rnf ti
drrr utan Fets~rsurrt 81 e~tHin
ir.sannes mr e. Flratrse Iw
haut sasresars r.# irsarss~ fErsets
T. rrtt nrrur1rrsasss eisrtr ttasf
l1ars mar g. eu e. trrarr
iiHBast HsHsnd
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
SENTENCED FOR DRUNKEN BRAwL
Peter Halski of Poultney Given Term
of Eight Months.

Rutland. May Is Peter Halski OF
Poultney pleaded guilty in Rutland coun-
ty court yesterday to the charge OF
breach of the peace in having taken part
in drunken biawi at Poutney on April
IL, when Joseph James and Joseph Buko-
wi were cut and bruised with knives
and clubs and Halski, too, was hurt
and Judge f.. l.. Waterman sentenced
Halski to serve not less than eight
months nor more than II at the house
of correction. Halski was representated
by Attorney Charles F.. Novak and
States Attorney c. V. Poulih prosecuted.
The states attorney asked the court,
in pronouncing sentence, 10 take cogni-
zance of the fact that Hslski had saved
the state good deal of expense by
pleading guilty. Had he stood trial 1t
would have been necessary TO subpoena
Is witnesses from Poultney.
In sentencing the respondent, who is
a Young man. Judge Waterman told
him that he had committed serious
olTensc and that Americans were not
going to permit people to come into the
country and break the law in such a
manner. Michael Duscat OF this city
was Interpreter in the case.
When Halski was arrested Mr.. Poulin
preferred a charge Of assault with in
tent 10 kill against him. but il turned
out that Jsuos and BukoNi were not
injured as badly as anticipated 50 the
more serious charge was nolle pressed
and breach Of the peace submitted.
Halskwi was a boarder AZ the home OF
ono Lszcak. which is located in South
and on the night in question.
here was = iollideation meeting al the
Liszcak home when much beer was con
.nnlnl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15

TALK OF THE TOWN

Odd oSfords Ace pair at Fits.
Seven Pippins for 25c at Cummings &
Lewis.
White waistings l2hac a yard; 25c
value; at Fits.
Special meeting of Bonaccord football
club in pavilion Saturday evening at 1880
O'Clock. Intending members invited.
Charles Barr left the city early to-
meet relative returning to America
from an extended sojourn in Scotland.
Mr.. Barr will accompany his kinsman to
Barre tomorrow evening.
Tomasi will he in the box for the
Spsulding nine while Member will BE- the
choice of the b. 4. {. manager This
game should prove a fast one. 50 come
mp TO Lincoln campus this afternoon at
; O'Clock. Admission only Is cents.
A Simplex cinemstograph machine ar
rived in the city yesterday for the Star
theatre. which Luigi Benyenuti is 10
open in che Zanleoni block on North
Main street. The machine il being in
stalled. and seats for the inclined audi.
forum Of the theatre are being placed in
position.
Spaulding high school teachers gave
delightful private dance in Rowland hall
last evening, music being furnished by
Forsell's orchestra. The attendance.
numbering N couples. included nearly
every member II the faculty, ~ well as
out -of-tosn guests. An enjoyable dance
order was interrupted by an intermis-
sion IN mideschiBg, when light refresh
ments, consisting 81 punch and waters.
were served by several Of the young
women teachers. Among those who
came from a distance % participate in
the dancing were Mr. Kibby and Mr.. /
Denman Of the state agricultural school /
at Randolph Center. Mr.. Wilson Of Beth +
y and Mr.. Parrott of Montpelier high 7
school A committee from the spaulding
faculty had charge q the arrangements /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
COMPANY HARD HIT.
Insured Many German Soldiers Who
Were Poor Risks.

Berlin, May ia military insurance
company, the German Military Service
and Life Insurance company of Hanover,
has become involved in financial difficult
ties owing to the war, Through deaths
at the front its payments have so in.
creased that il has To appeal for assist
ance to other companies, and thirteen
OF these have responded to the extent
Of some S3,500,000. BY drawing on its
reserves the company has thus been en-
abled TO meet 100000 Of its obliea-
tions, but further sum of nearly $5,-
100000 viii be needed before the end Of
the year.
II is regarded as noteworthy achieve
ment that not a single important bank
or other company has had TO suspend
since the war began.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15

Mr. y o Mrr,enusl tFrasufHr 81
tfsr Harrs Wnruars clnh. Nin - ~ Mrs.
@sianarHs mififneTE ntwrs ~atuTHaF and
wanfar astsgnos-rs. Msv sns f1. 81
~ n'riask g. reosirs Gus. d au1ilf -
greatly ssr-.eistsd y ~ rlrn.tafs alia
hsrH NJ rais you'd faats 80 s.Fart ts
- - ~ tts stoss aatss - ~ fsnrrnrs
resrrr fsse : 8ssrmms ~ fsttInr -.
rasr flarss uft ~ tinas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
KING SIGNIFICANTLY ILL.
Will re Unable for Some Time 10 AT
10 State Business"

Co., Nav l5.-The cold from Which
King Constantine has been suffering for
the past week has turned into pleurisy.
says Reuters Athens correspondent.
Tho King consequently VII b. unable a.
attend - state business for sorne sine.
The doctors held consultation concern
ing his condition Thursday night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
TALK OF THE TOWN
See Fits suits at $500.

See Fits suits at $500.
Mogul cigarettes l2c at Cummings &
Lewis.
Look for our Saturday bargains at
Naughan's.
Fresh Strawberries for tonight l7c.
Dversi Fruit Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15

Public dance IN Rowland hall SatuT-
day evening. CarroiI's az piece orches-
ira. 4 good time assured ell.
-Four Bisckstonrs for 2sC AZ Cumming
a Lewis.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
wEBSTERvILLE.

Fast Barre dramatic club viii present
tho three at comedy drama, The Turn
II the Tide" in opera hall, Fast Bsue,
TUESDAY evening. May ls Adults, 2sc;
children. I0c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
EAST BARRE

Fast Barre dramatic club win present
the thrce-act comedy drama, The Turn
Of the Tide" in opera hall, Past Barre,
Tuesday evening, May Is. Adults 2cci
children. lnc-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, MAY is. 1915.
The Weather

Fair tonight with frost. Sunday fair
moderate northwest to north winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-15
Our Curtain
Sale Today

offers you an extra
good Curtain in
Quaker Lace at, per
pair, only ;. Bic
Special prices on all
our odd Curtains of
one and two pairs
only. White and Ara
bian. Look these val
ues over this after
noon and evening. Do
not delay.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-19
TO-DAY. IN PUGILIsTIC ANNALS.

1S94-Joe Walcott knocked out Tommy Tracey in 18th round at Bos- ton. Walcott, "the Black Demon" was then just beginning to make name for himself in the ring, while Tracey was an Australian, a foster brother of Dan Creedon, the great middleweight, who had had but two previous bouts in America, in which he defeated Billy Gallagher of San Francisco and Mike Harris. The white boy gave the sawed-off cullud lad a great battle. The bout was to be Is rounds, with the referee having the right to order rounds more if necessary. Tracey held Walcott about even in the 15 rounds, and the re- fierce ordered them to go on, but in the 18th Joe landed the punch that sent Toms championship aspirations g1immering. The Australian after ward fought a draw with Joe, but was knocked out by Tommy Ryan and lost to Geogre Green and Kid Lavigne After retiring from the ring Tracey became a boxing instructor in Port land, Ore.
 1S90--Harry Dell (Albert Papa) bantamweight boxer, born in Italy.
 1S97-Frank Erne defeated Joe Hopkins in IS rounds at Buffalo.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-19
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

 Bids will be received until D. m. Thursday night, April 22 for the con- cession at the refreshment booth on Walnut Hill Park for the season of 1915. For further particulars see Supt. Wainright
 BOARD OF PARK
 COMMISSIONERS.
New Britain herald., 1915-04-19
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Man for all around gar
 den work. F. H. Bollerer, Maple
 Hill. Phone 971-12. 4-19-1w
New Britain herald., 1915-04-19

High three string, Clark, sos.
 Higt team string, Sovere1gns, 44S. High team total, Sovereigns, 129S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14

JnHsrbaIb 3sbH 1assm FnS biz yio
gut iuis neueB aleiser" sam
gerideufsH obU gertaHf
bgreit.

ueunble Tap", iiber Seiien @ertF
ODER llnpertb iest nod tein llrtbeil
abaeaeben iperoen tatH, iutroe bon
Seiteu Der 9iirpidnit in untiaugrei.
der Beiie bcobadtet, beun Or. Gtto
y. @eier, Der goriiser Der Bundle
Gup aiiotiniion4, iddtt be 9abl Der
i'm Sauie oes geitriseu 1aees lrl
Sdlpfquartier. bem Tertile gniloina.
eingelnnfenen 9iinoel ailf 10000 nio
bic 3abI Der alte,t aIcioer aitf 100
900. Ta3u foupnen Sdube. Wdife
mo nlleroinas aud piei Dolis un'
brmldlbarer SnteI. wsit bcm Sortie.
rsn III obne SiuiHen begonHeri NOR.
Rem. Gann gsbt es on oas ansbeiiern
ilno llmmaden, aber Gr. @eier er'
parfef. oaf iilnerbalb sebn 3agen
nit Dem geridenfen o6er Dcrtalfen
Der 10 gut ipie ieuen aleiber" an DE
Arnten uno @ebiirftigen 5esonnen
iperoen tann. Bdnn has aontniitet
ba3u bereit lit, miro nod beforloera
bcfunnt semadt. ieiarmen iin0 8c.
biiriiigen, ipeId,e bonn Bundle Tau@
proiitireH ipoIlen. miiiien I'M geiit ei'
Her aarte BON einer Boblthdtigieits'
t1efsIiid,ait oocr bonn itabtiideH Bohl.
tbdtiaicifs. .Iepartemeiii iein. Ehne
cine ioId,c aartc eibt es nidts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
Cbips Seb6lferitmg.
shr Is. ayril ani 5,075,7e7 SeraH'
id,lagt.

Nie bas Bnnbes Geninsburecu
ihdut. triro am 10. gpril b. s. DIE
9eb5ifcrling oes Staates Gbio
5,075.767 betragen. mas eiHe 3unah-
me um 308.661 i'm 9eraIeih NIT btm
10. 2lpril 1910 beoeittet.
Bon Der @eimrmtbepolferung iino
A, ,956, ,2S2 @eiBe, 1867 5arbige
(ysescr) imo S4i SnOianer. Sapuner
uno Gbineien. 3,229.632 Sbioer
iiun in ben Der. StanteH, 635,910
i'm allslanSe geboren, ipdbrenb ia
734 Don i'm aislanoe geborenen
elterr itannnen. Gs itcben 2.592,.
42l 9erionen m1nnlifen @eidlefts
2, ,4s3.3i3 iueiblihen @ei6ledts &C.
geiiiiber.
Mas Die i'm sluslauoe geborenciI
6ctriiit, 10 itnnimm 1S6,4t9 aus
Oeutiflnno. 9t,337 aus llngarn,
77,405 aus Geiterreih, $3.50 nus
Wublano, 46.i2s aus GnsIano, A..
.3i2 ans StaIicn, 42,64S aus ssr.
Lamb, ii,698 aus Der Gd,ipeij imo
II ,392 aus S6cttlano. alts nnoereil
S6n0ern itammen: gelgieH 1924.
Canada 5,526, Ginarrnrt 1856.
isirnIanb 4.246, 5ranfrei6 5,t4o,
@richenlanS 2,720, Solldnb 2,425.
Siumdnien 4.230. Sdapeoen 5,S79,
aiiatiIdle 3iirfei 2,t72, europ1iidc
siir,ei 2,071. @alss 1888, fonftiss
91n0er 5,ts3.
Ssm itimmidhiacn alter iteben :
5s0,356; onpon iino s96.0ie fier,
32s.44s I'm slitslanoc seboren. 3i8.
I507 stinoer ansldnSiid,er Glfcrn,
4i.723 3eper. 639 SSnoianer. Chino.
ist ino ssnpaner. gs aibt In Chic
f.09f.145 8obnbauier luio 1.2ti..
$40 ssnHilien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
Samfleute uom @ain Strahc.

1ie @ain Street @erhants ri.
icciation hat nGditcu Gienitng 9eairi'
teniunbl. Gie 5rpei Sifets. melfe auf-
geIteat porSen iino, eutbaIten iol-
anoe Namen:
SotbesSidet- et-SSobn $. 9iie.
lag. 9i5cprGiioent; 8iliam 8ieOen-
bcnoer, jr., Setretdr; gSIpuro Soei-
ner, Sdaemeiiter; Senrp &Iinlper
@eprae slit, e. .. 9orbus, s. Gapib
;Jdccbs unS @eoree gtunner, Giret.
torcr.
gIaues Sidet- 8eorge y.
&rob, Mscpr0roeut; @illiam gSbit.
nfer, ScfrrtGr; @illiam &. Strart.
mann, Sfotmeiitcr; s.. g. 9ropn.
Charles 81 11pniS. &. &. 9tuun.
G0. sarsrr uuo 7sronf gSinIteI. ii,
reftorcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14

so9n sines StmsriuebrmamHes snt.
pnppte iid ais Danbit.

Gin 5ut, Der in Der Mobnuna DON
W. 3. Orange. on Der qtbman
Roao unD 9iberip Gtrabs aufs.fuus
ben purbs, bradte bie Deiettips auf
bic Spm eines Der 8anDitsn, bi. am
8. SaHuar ben sendnnisn 5errn, Der
I'm alter Don "a Jabrsn ftsbt, in Der
Wobnuna su ifberfalsn unb aus5a>
rduben perfuHten. Bei benz ueberfall
iudrm einige Werpanbte unb anseb5s
rige 3ugssen, unb ertdnnie eeitern
Jrau G<rtrub Webb, cine Ridt. bss
Serrn Orange, In ben our6 bic De-
tstiips UatSbaus unb 6in perbaft.ten
IL Sabre alien Robert pbdr.s, bon
Ro. 3719 Terrace plaee. sin.n Der
guri9en lpiebsr, bic in bic WObnuns
eiHaebrungen ipdren. Grau Wsbb be-
fanb ii6 bereits i'm Deteitipz6dupt=
quarter, ala Der grbaftsie DOrser
fiibrt fpurbs.
.Guisn Gag. 5err Sutton fDie
gebt's sshnsn", rebete Grau Web6 ben
iunsen Wann an. Der gurfte sr,lG-z
L onfdnalih, bic Dame Hidt 5u tsns
nen. bod brad CT fpdter ilnter abras
neu 5ufammen unb CAB au. ben ga
milisn#itslisbsrn bic i'm in Der
Dobnuna ssfteut baitsn, isin,n Ras
men ala Robert yulion aneeg.teH gu
hdbn.
Rad ben glnsabsn bss pbarss
brana CT nit anei aumeraben, bsr.n
Hamen e. nidt anaebsn nil, in bic
Wpbnuns Elm, in b<r abii6t, Srm
Orange. Der ftdnbia ar5bers 9stomit=
tel BEL fid fiibrt unb in Der Dobnung
anfbeipdtrsn iou, gu hraub.H. Der
aits 6srr mar aber isbr ihldgisrtig
unb idblua sinem Der 4uritsn ben
RsoolDer aus Der 6anb. ben phares
idnsa auftob, um ii1 Don ben Der.
ionsn, bic ibn aeiteai baiten, gu be-
irsisn. Or fsuerte bindings braui
los unb ipurbs Orange eurh stn<
aussl an ber 5iifts perlesi unb mub'
te iih in dr5tlide gsbanh!uns btge-
ben. Sierauf srsriff pbdrss ais leBiel
bis Ilunt. prlor axr ieinsn 6ut
ipel6er feline ernIitt,luns erm0sli4is
Der iunge Wanu gdb Al. bub el
fotpis bic anbsrn aubsr 4rbeit &C.
ipsien iino uno iid in 9eiiB Don gelos
mitisln isbsn ipOateu. qblres unter'
bdli sinsn 0srisbr nit sinsm asddie'
ten Rdonsn, bic ridtS poH ieine'
Sdanbibai nsib. Der 8uride III su'
| frisbsn, RAP feline Yrbafiuna erfols'
te, ba er isbt elm rubisss Geipiiitn bet
Der 8urI6e III Der Sobn sines
Teueripebrmanns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14

Gos seitriss Todei ses WlunisipaIs
ssriAts mar ipenis umfangrsid uno
itanoen Hur sinselns sydue tptaer
aruHssHbeit unb uHgebiibr!i4eu BE-
tragens sur 0erbanbIung an.
Siabore OIasburs mahte aber bon
BEN Gdlenber cine Ausnahme, benn
er errsgts ben Corn bes gittsrs
Dsaiman. Der ibn au elmer Gslbjtrafe
ppn $25 nsbit Aoifn unisr Der BE.
ihuIbisana bss unorcsniiidxn 4siras
gems psroonnsrte.
Rad bsr 4nlInse bate GlaBbura
Don siHsm @rishtn. Der sinsH Club
untsrbaltst ben gtiras Don $3.50 trs
f6ninbeii, unter bn WorIhiibuna,
bab ss ibm nlOslit isi. bis polt3iiisn
Don Dem 5auie bss Wannss f.rn5us
hdltsn unb aud erlauben al tSnnsn,
nab 12 llbr Rafts bds aIapier ipies
len laiin ;u biirfsn. 3u Der ssiirissn
Wtrbanbling mar bfr Hldgsr ni9t ers
idisnsn unb pirb anssnDinmsn, baB
@laBburs bsnisIben eingsf9iidiert
bat. RiHisr Deatman frngts aus
ndhii, Oh e. benz Wdnn mSalit lei
auh bas G,tridt an fsinem @unit.n
5n bseinfluiitn, mas Der @ei6uIbiais
natiirfib ptrusinsn mubte. Isrnsr gab
Glabburg ju, bdb sr als .Sd!epptrA
sts~ fn ....s.fl. <...,. M,.f lQs,f.k ~.
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Gin 3reiers apn,nittee
Sasielbe piro bic SinaH5eu oss
Seutidjem SbeaterS peripaIteu.

Serr Cto grnft Sdmio BON
Oeutfdlen 5beater bat sine Reueruna
eingefiibrt. bi. in 3utunft man9sn
gintpGnoen bic SpiBe abbre9en nirb.
Gr bat bic Serren So6n S4padb.
Jobn Quad uno Sulius 6. Srei at
bspessn sspubt, als 5inaBausi6us
gu funsisren, Der bic @sIber bes
0euti6en Sbeatsrs gu psrpaltsn bat.
8on ben 4bonnementsoelbern piro
nur Der Sbeil ausgsaablt, Der duf
ben iepsilisen Spislobcnb entfdIlt,
Iuoour6 bic @efabr, odb bic 2lbonHens
ten ibr Doraus bs5a6Itss qbonns.
mentsselb psrliersn t0nrtsn, ausgss
i6lofIen III. Serr Sobn Quad fpiro
aIs S6ubmeiiter fungieren, an ben
gbeds fir abousmsntsgelosrn 5ubls
bar 3u MAIDEN iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
Die aa,,alu,ietbe.
.stabtaupaIt SdOenIs MIL bieielbs
fir bic stabt iparru.

Tie Stast, ipeIfe aus Dem aanal
eerne einen 9oiileuaro MAIDEN modte,
wuroe inter Der @6nriniitrntion bes
Ranors CUNT peranlabt, ons aanal.
YeIaroe innerbaib Der Staotgren5srl
bom Staat 5u pad,ten iuo 5ipar fiir
$50, 600 per Sabr. Sfabtanipnli
SfoenIe miro iid iest bemiiben, IN.
iere Stabt poH oieier s[bsabe 5u be,
freieu. CT bat iia gu Sieiem 3ipcd
an Seuntor %. H. Collins, ben gor.
liter Der Snmilton 90. Delegation,
init benz eriuheu eeipenoet. bic Iegis.
Iatipc Raihine 5ii bieiem 9ipef IN
geipeanng 5u iesen. Serr gGnenle
bat ans Tonneritaa anitIid in GoIuln.
bus 3ii tbuu unb bo ipiro er Die gnge.
legenbeit nit Der SamiIton 60. &c.
legation beipred,erl.
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6s lit iein @elo.

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iid aeitern @ormittas an Der 8. unb
blum Strabs 5uiammengefunbsn, um
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DIE 5pnp 9snon, aus Der Martin
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tpeienbsit Der Msniden lOdte aud ben
9pIi5iitsn Serstb an, Der iib isiner
0sa burh bic Menae babnte unb
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giitbIidem 3ursosn gsIuns ss ben
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3u brtneen. mo CT plDBIih IN
5obiudt perfisl unb erildrte nit
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er poue. DIR Nldnn puroe mad BEN
&ranteHbaus eebradt unb piro
pabrihsinlih osm 9Ormunoiddfts
ridrter porsefiibrt peroen.
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ibdtiee Snterciie ous. ipeldes bic
aissgepallberfen 2onbsIeute on Den
@efdiden oes goferlnnbes ncbmeit.
gic @perfpdinoier, ipeldc seoient bns
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gaihtgeoieiifen babeu ebenfaIs stel.
fuuesoroer erbalten, bod lei bas
nur Der DorHft halber seiheberi,
oenn es iieben nod piele ilrnge Serte
in Der Neierpe. sSsn5wiiten nebme bic
syeIodrbcit iftu. ibren rubigen Sort.
gang, oenn alles bilft, mas MIR ar.
beitcn fam uno bic 9eiite arbeiten
fiir sfrei.
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GrpioHoa.
Cog ben 1Os bon Charles q. gnston
mad fdJ.

Cine kftiss grplofiOh ianb ssI!ssr
Ha&mittda in ben anIaasn Der gul,
lcd GIeetrieal Co., ;5orsli alpenue,
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Button BON 30. 2126 Ginion apenu.
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esbtn erbalten su tSnnsn. Smmta.
bort ipar nidt perIebt, fonbtrn M,
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