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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01

sister Of the bride and Mr. Cornelius
Murphy. brother OF the bride. acted
as bridesmaid and best man. After the
ceremony at the church the wedding
party went to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Murphy. parents Of the bride.
where a reception was given in honor
of the happy couple. The bride taught
English in our high school for four
years and the last two years she has
taught in the schools at Ottumwa. She
was very successful in her work here
and was very popular and a social
favorite. Mr.. Baum Is a civil engineer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
, NEVILLE BUCK
'RAIIONS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS
IN THE PLAY 3SS.JfSMHIr 9akxY

effect repairs. SO the girl. explaining
to the boy that this event gave tbs
affair the aspect OF adventure. turned
and led the way, on foot, to the near
est road house.
I'VE will telephone that we shall
b. late, and then have dinner. she
laughed. And for me to have dinner
with you alone, unchaperoned at .
country inn, is by New York standards
delightfully."- unconventional. It borders
on wickedness." Then, since their At
titude toward each other was &c
friendly and innocent, they both
laughed. They had dined under the
trees OF an old manor house, built
century ago. and now converted into
an inn, and they had enjoyed them.
selves because it seemed to them
pleasingly paradoxical that they should
find in a place seemingly SO shabby.
genteel a cuisine and service OF such
excellence. Neither Of them had ever
been there before, and neither Of them
knew that the reputation Of this estab
lishment was In its own way wide
and unsavory.
The repairs did not 60 a. smoothly
- the chauffeur had expected, and
when he had finished, he was hungry.
So. eleven o'clock found them sttn
chatting at their table on the lighted
lawn. After awhile, they fell silent.
and Adrienne noticed that her COM
panion's face had become deeply, a.
most painfully Get, and that hts gaze
was tensely focused on herself
What 10 II, Mr.. SouthT she -
maaded.
The young maa began - speak
in steady. self-sccusing voice.
Il was sitting here, looking ct y0u.s
he said. bluntly. Il vas thinking
how 6no you are IN every way: how
there u q much di0sfsnes "a the tan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01

40 loas h eoassgva1ss1ss - tesl
PEBBLES. IN afraid, ~. Ooa1A, ~
have torgottea ne. IN FAsoioA, a1d
had the pleasure q meeting yo9.-
no paused momsnt. tAsa WlkA I
pointed glance added-"at he Man
haitian club, was II not3~
1T was not" said samson, pgunp1
y. Farbish looked his surprise. bu,
Was resolved to see no apfenso, and
after . few moments 81 a6able and
Il wsst y acknowledged. witty con.
vessaeion. withdrew 70 his own table
Whore did you NEST that man r
Demanded samsoa. hsrcsly. whsn ID
and the girl were alone again.
"Oh. at any number Of dinners and
dances. His sort 10 tolerated for some
reason" She paused. then, lookiny
vary directly ct the Ksntuckian. In.
CURED, "And where did you meet
hint"
"Didn't you hear him ssy the Man.
haitian eaab?"
YES. and I tnsw that hs WAS y.
ing"
"Yes, hs vasi' Samson spoke. CON.
tsmptuously. Never mind where II
vas. It was place got out Of when
I found out who were there"
The chauffeur came to announce
that tAe car was ready, and they
went out FArbish watched them with
. ming he did not realise. But Far
bish was keenly alive to the possibil
tiles Of the situation. He chose te
construe the Kentuckian's blank e1
preston 40 annoyance at being dis
covered, q sentiment he could readily
understand. Adrisnne Lsscott. follow
ing her companions eyes. hooked up
and to the boys astonishment nodded
to the newcomer. and called him By
name.
INF. Farbish." she laughed. viii
mock confusion and total isnocsncs
Of the fact that her words might have
meaning. don't tell on us."
Il never tell things. my dear lady, :
said the newcomer. Il have dwelt
. smile that had in It trace Of the
SArdonic.
The career OF Farbish had been an
interesting one in its own peculiar and
unadmirable fashion. With no advan-
tages OF upbringing. he had neverthe-
less so cultivated the niceties of social
usage that his one flaw was too
great perfection. He was letter-per-
feet where one to the manor born
might have slurred some detail.
He was witty. handsome in his sat
urnine way. and had powerful friends
in the world Of fashion and finance.
That he rendered services to his
plutocratic patrons, other than the
repartee OF his dinner talk. was thing
vaguely limited In club gossip. and
that these services were not to h!s
credit had more than once been con-
jectured.
When Horton had begun his cry
SADIE against various abuses, he had
cast a suspicious eye on all matters
through which he could trace the trail
of William Farbish. and now. when
Farbish saw Horton. he eyed him with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
SCHOOL PROJECT CARRIES.
Second Election at Harseil Shows Ma.
jority Fer Erection of New 6uiloinS.

Special . Times kepIoAcaC-
Hampton, Jan. 1.-The second cleo
ton held a, Eansell 10 decide whether
TO bond the new consolidated school
district for the purpose OF erecting and
equippiay a new school house in that
town. resulted in favor Of the project.
a total Of 27s votes were cast, and the
majority favoring il vas IS. The men
voted 81 for 70 50 against, and the
votes OF The women stood CT for 10 -
against. \ technical error in the for
ner election made the later voting
necessary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
REPORT ON BELGIAN RELIEF.
Chairman Chamberlain, Of Iowa Asso'
citation, Submits Figures.

Chairman Chamberlain, Of Iowa Asso-
citation, Submits Figures.
Des Moines. Jan. 1.-The preliminary
report OF the Belgian Relief Association
of Iowa, was made public by D. s.
Chamberlain, chairman OF the execu-
tive committee.
The report shows that 3,S17,742
pounds OF shelled corn, 466.46S pounds
Of flour, and s5O.ooo pounds of corn
meal have been shipped to Belgium
from Iowa as result of the associa-
ton work. Cash contributions to date
total s41, 015.99. most OF which has been
spent for food.
Mr.. Chamberlain says that altho
the affairs OF the association were TO
have closed Dec. 15- contributions of
money and grain are being received
every day He estimated that about
three weeks more Will be required
completely 70 close the work of the as
ISOLATION.
Tho the principal shipments to Bel
GUM were OF raw grain products a
considerable amount of other food
stuffs was sent The following ship
ments are reported:
Dry salt pork .......... 10000 pounds
Lard ..... ......... 5000 pounds
Canned meats ........... l4,4op pounds
Canned corn ........ l02oe dozens
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
CHAPTER x.

Early that year, the touch Of autumn
came to the air. Often. returning at
SHUTDOWN from the afternoon life class
Samson felt the lure of its melancholy
sweetness, and paused on one OF the
Washington Square benches, with
many vague things stirring in his
mind. He felt with stronger throt
the surety OF young. but Guickening
abilities within himself. Partly. 1t was
the charm Of Indian summer. partly
9 sense of growing with the days. but
also though he had not as yet realized
that, 1t was the new friendship into
which Adrienne had admitted him
and the new experience OF frank cam
araderie with a woman not as mem
Der of an inferior sex, but as an equal
companion of brain and soul. He hac
seen her often, and usually alone, be
cause he summed meetings with
strangers. Until his education had ad-
vanced further, he wished to avoid
social endorsements. He knew
that she liked him, and realized that
Il was because he was a new and virih
a sort OF human novelty. She hkee
him, too, because 1t was rare for g
man to offer her friendship without
making love. and she was certain he
would not make love. He liked hei
for the same reasons that every one
else did-because she was herself. Of
late, too, he had met q number Of
men at Lescott's club. He was mod
estly surprised to ind that. though
hts attitude on these occasions was
always that Of ono sitting in the back
ground, the men seemed to like him
and, when they said. "See you again.
at parting, 1t wis with the convincing
manner Of real friendliness.
One wonderful afternoon In Octo
Der. when the distances were mist
hung. and the skies very clear. Sam
son sat across tho table from Adrienne
Lescott 1t . road house on the Sound
Tho sun had set through great cloud
battalions massed against the west
and the horizon vas fading Into DARK
ness through q haze Ike asst Of roses
She had picked him up on the Ave
nue.. and taken him into her caY 10
short spin. but the afternoon hed
beguilsd them, Turing them on nth
farther farther, and 5t;;;i little farther. Whss
they were Q score Of miles from Han
haitian, the car had suddenly beoasa
down. Il would. the chauffeur ~
thSA y the nataeg e - - 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
CIGAR STUBS MADE OVER.
London Dealer Heavily Fined For De
picable Fraud on Public.

Correspondence of Associated Press,
London, Dec. 2o-The butt ends CT
cigars ard cigarets picked up SO IN
dustriously in the streets by vagabonos
are not all used for private smoking.
as shown in the case OF Isaac Liss, an
east end tobacconist who was fined 100
pounds this week for selling untaxed
tobacco Liss had in his shop thirty
pounds of butts and 1850 cigarets
made OF tina; material He bought part
OF his supplies from a man named
Robbins. who sold his picking at the
equivalent of g. cents pound. Cigar
cts made of this material brought Liss
cents each. In view Of the nature OF
the business. which carried disease as
well as filth from the streets TO taa
mouths OF deceived purchasers. the
magistrate imposed the extreme sem
tence with SIS alternative OF four
months in jail on Liss, ard the half OF
tia, penalty upon the dupe. Robbins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
Ride Cheap in Belgium.

One of the great factors Of the pros
peri.y 81 Belgium is the fact that travel
by rail is the cheapest In Europe. You
can be carried six miles for q penny,
and snort season tickets are still
cheaper. and the light railway and cleo
trio tram systems are Tar ahead Of
anything In this country.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
FINED FOR ILLEGAL HUNTING.
Two Peweshiek County Residents Ar.
rested For Hunting Without lieenses.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Brooklyn, Jan. 10. Hall and w. A.
Davidson, residing about three miles
northwest OF Brooklyn. who were ar
rested Christmas day by Game Warden
Charles Metcalf. of Albion. on charge
of hunting without licenses. appeared
here Wednesday 10 answer to the
charge. Both pleaded guilty to the
charge and were fined $25 and costs,
a total Of $685.. each.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
TO FORM JEWISH BATTALION.
Lord Kitchener Gives Consent to For
nation Of Hebrew Command.

nation 81 FebreW CoFdfndhu.
(Corres pondence of Associated Press.)
London, Dec. 2o-Lord Kitchener has
given his consent TO thu formation OF a
Jewish battalion. altno there is still
some opposition TO the movement on
the part Of the Jewish leaders. who
say that a Jewish battalion would in
tens.ey the tendency 30 regard Jews
as aliens.
There are nov over 5000 Jews In the
British army The casualty lists dis
close wounded Jewish soldiers in many
of the regiments al the front. tnclud-
ing some OF tie famous old regiments
like the Black Watch. a fair SHOWING
of Jews is aise,mads in the royal navy
Biologists say that the Caspian sea
is sinking
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
n,Iss Psains Teacher weds.

&eresszss = Ts.es-Eepub iieaa.
D41lP YIaine. Jan. Mr.. Henry J.
3 lAan e Moline, Ill, and Miss Kath-
y 11i19 Sl1S ViSy WaD married IN ~.
11nsS1 eAnreh at Dixie on Wednesday
Hof11ng - 10 o'clock. Only the i'm
dln2o 1ojattres and Intimate friends
s. peGuGnE NisD Marie Murphy .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
Carroll News Notes.

Special to Times Repubiican.
Carroll. Jan. THE Carroll county
bar gave a pleasant surprise to retir-
ing Judge F. NJ Powers at the Saiinge:
law Offices by providing an elaborate
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-01
nElNEulCI FLOUR AND FEED

bElNEDlC1 FIUUH AND FIELD CON1FAI n
Mashaltewn.
H. o.rah Gilman; g. T. HAGEN Dillon; Finder. Fsrsu:on
Thomas Son. Green Mo."" s'''o~ e,d
Mebourns j. H.
v.nei.v. Harlan e.rn. St. Anthony 8
~ ~ wso stat. Center H. C. Clock Sons GENEVA
Ehlsrs Mercantile Co.. Rsnbsek r. koolmsn
laurs Joseph
Kss seem; Sam Cloves; Farm
Peterson Randa Geo. Granger coo g.
lsGrand W. Atkinson Nevada
III F.rm.rs Elevator
earioM
Holt psterson Williams El.oh
Johson
EIdora Frank Jackson owa.a Fsrnad Msreen
Co.. Alexander Reeve F.rs Grain Co.
Peter
Lyons Li.eomb; Harp Roberts Iowa Falls;
A. Rainbot Gilbert;
Is H. Kuhman Grundy Center Al MarshaItown 1roesrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22

ee&fte esabe U,arft, SinbIap wsarit unb
Blue BOD GtraBe pairit aPontasS. aaittppc)s
iinb Srettags bon 2aaesanbriit bis IL utr
Yormtttnas. M
Court Gtrabe menrit iinb gsnbe etraBe
g,nrft 9ieHfaaS, 9oriIleritnes uno Samiiags
bon Iagessnbriid bis II iibr 9ormitfaes,
GedIie etrabe Uiarft nne pearl Strnbe
Wdrft an SaHitaesH bon 1880 Rdhmiitnes
UiS 10 lIbr Mbenbs.
ginolab @larit. bon 1880 gla6mittoss BIS
II iibr slbeubs Giinifaes.
WearI etrabe Wanrft tdeIh bon Saeesan.
hrnd bis 12 br mitdgs, auseenontfilen yien'
idbr, llnnbbdngiefeiiside Tdnttaa utb gseibs
iiddter, on lueldpen Iagen In feiHem betGthrpe
pter QIdte mlarft lbeeboIfen fperhen fou. wres
eefeber. bab nmSedite Girobe pcirIGtIate u.
tSiublnb learft mldrft obaebuIten ,perben ntng
on gDohTaeen, bic biefen 5eiertnseii uImil'
felbar oordrfaebeu nItb 5tplr bon 1880 Rode
intitdg5 biz 10 llbr Mbenbs, llnb ferter bcrs
pelebeft, ous an arbeitertne. @nfbiuetors Ges
turtsfdg unb 2eiordttonstne Wnrft ubeebalieu
rerben iann an ben eeir0bnIifen Wldsen bis
0 iibr aioraens.
Seffion g. Dab befnete Erisindlieifion 1877
bes Srbinan5ei, Sober bierbei piberrufen ill.,
Seition 3. Eiefe Grbinan5 foil IN strdfi tres
ten Iinb Slitiefeit bdben BON eriteu uiIter beti
Ueice auldiiiaen gaee nn
glugenouinen. ben IL. 9e5euber u. .. 1916.
6. 8. Conner,
Gtabiratbs RrdiibsHt.
peslaubtst Grs5. @GneIIer. eIsri-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22

Gtne DrbtHur5, no. os2-19i5-Sur
" eIppropriirllng bon gtcenthum tir bfteHt
ltheH 8ebrGud tiir ole GtofImug, Berbreiie'
ruHe uup 8erIduserung bon Barter goenue,
bon Tprfpan elpenus big Qdifdr (0dnlben) ube'
ME
Gel es cerorbnei bon BEN etaStrnib beT
Gtabi Giudnndtl. Staoi Sbn:
Selfion /. 2aB in lleheretHftlmmune nit ber
'ReiDiuiion oes Stnotpo.hs. y iiirt am o. ldee
res Gituber g. g. 1915, eriIdrenb Die slbiibt
eer Stdot Cincinnati 81 appropriireu bas rnt'
fol1enb beiflriebeHe GiGeHtbum uno odsIelbe III
bteroifrd uppr0priirt fir btfeHtIi6eH Gjebrnrf
fir bic GroffniHe. Ser6reiterune uno gerIdn'
aerung bon Barter gnenne. bon RorDap abe
NIT bts Baiiar (ednbeH) gioenue ndHtiif:
gHfnnpenb on Der Ssreubunp Der fueitlifeH
1tHie bon Barter aoeHue nit Der iiibli9en 2is
ME BON RcrDan goeHie an Der RoroDe'i'Gde
bon Got so. 4s bon PartrH 8bites unterdb'
ibeilnHg; odT1 iielit mil Der fuetIt6en ainte
prH @affdr (Gamoeu) 2iOenue; buHH oftpdrts
init Der n5roIidben 2lHie BON Sdibr (6omben)
aoenue S027 SUB; odHH nbroli8 an eiHer
Stnie 80 SUB oiili6 bon uIo parallel 81 oer
freit!iSeT einte bon Got Ro. As. PASS 6us
gu BET liioliden Zine bon RorDah eloeHue;
nuHH ipeiiiich an Der iloliden 9iHie BON ROT
iudp 2lbeTue 80 sSue 81 bem eHfdHgspldbe,
bIlbeHo dues bon Got Ro. as u71o Sbeile bon
Cots Ro. 10 uuo ii ncu Barton sSbiie's uRtsr'
abtbetluHq.
5eruer - siHiangenb on Der a1eusune ber
tueff'fen Cine oon Brier sloenue nit Der
ffipliden 9tnte bon 9prfpdn GbeHue on Der
RoropefhGie bon Got go IS bon gSron
aSbife'S unferabibetliing; odun itblit NIT Der
Deffli6en qine bon hefagier Col Ro. 4s 24s.S5
SUB sif Der Hbrbl' den 2tnie bon Bnfiur (Qnuls
benz Vicente; odHn peiipdrts nit ber n5rbIis
tben etHe bon SGifur (9dmOen) sloenue 20is
SUB: Damn norpIid an einer ainie 20 5ub
pritlid bon uno par uet 5i Der rpeftIfeH ais
mic bon Got go. AZ 251.5S Sub 5n Der fiibs
l'pen ei1ie bon Rrripun aoenue, neft,paris
perldusert onnn 5iilid an beiaeter nerIiuperier
YlHie 90 Sub 5u benz MHidresplnb, bilbeun Die
UitIiaen 90 SIib bon Der oitliheH Seite bon
Got no. II bon gGrion Rbite's llniernbtbei'
lung nHo frrner GbaiE bon Sppfrep SpIierboffs
$40 Were Sr1ct.
este per biersu brisefigtem 9I1K)
Ssiitol q Sab oer sidoi.Scncitor Jet ruo
piefen. ttt an eiH 1erti bon iompetsHler
men ou iieuen. ioeIcbe lniertuAunaen oorueb'
Ten nnb bic 8ereiiuHs. ipel4e ilr Sns befds.s
Seiiion 9. 9as bic Rotten unb gusgaben
ffir btfigie appropriation bon Der SiaoI Gin.
elunati teeubli peroen foreu aus BEN GrIos
bon Sunos, peI4r pon Der Stdbt iHt loldeH
Sped agsgeeehen perber.
Seiiton 4. Sab oieie CroiHaH5 In aruft
isin unb Siliieieii baben ioq BON uno nah
BEN iribeIfeH BON Gelee erIaubien 5eiipundie
GU
4saiIirt CIT IL. 9eSeulber o. 2. 1915.
6. Z. 9uuHer,
RrdfSeTt oes Sidotraibs
essiruBist SreS. s6ueIler, G!ett
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22

Ntne Orotnaus, no. 6se-f91t - le'
" ffimmrnn, iprtsuirbren nit Der Ssrbelle'
RING bon pgnlunrib Ioenlie. bon 3oimes
Grnte big 5u ibrem peiti6en enopnnite.
eN @ e Ssrofons ,od, S0s bs PEN mic aSa0 isS 'e
Ssfiion Sab es bterourd beftimmt
iutro. fcriaufnhren nit Der gerbeiieriifi9 bot
vSalportb abeniie. bon SoHies S.rdBe bis jn
eeten bon aoniretGurbs. 9tlniiern bes Sabr'
ipegs nit @adfteinar. Seritelina ber noibipen'
bieen Srdiniruugen uno Snleis. 5eriteauna
elmer &orfret' SiibInauer mo aieterleglila ei'
ner 66buigeu 4afgrsSdnpirobre. IN ueberetfi'
iumniuHe NIT etnsr 6efcIutiou. puiiiri bonn
Sino!raib am 2s 1nee oes Gepetmbfr u. 3.
1915, unp IN lebercinittmninne NIT ben YId'
iten, Gpe5iiitaiionen 9prnniobldeen unb prufis
ten ipelue borber eeuebmtef ipiiroen unb eet
Ill Der Office bes Director Of Bubllc Serbice
nrflteaen.
Seiiipn 2. Tub bier5ie (4o) Qtu5ent Der
Gefnnintioftsn esr beiaeten .gerbeiiernna. GUS
eenpmren bic icften oer areuaungen, nuier'
Ieei iperoen fpler I'm Rerbdtnib au ben Vcrtbei'
len. ,pelcbe aus befaaier Serbe'issnne reinltren
eciebene VerbeNrrne. pelhe bclaeien Gets snO
ednoereifr bterbur6 beiitunli fnb bab re be-
fpnbers Surtbeile burm ote gsndnnis Serbsiis'
Sefiion 8 9ab bic 10 auierlesten eaes.
merfs In dsbn no) ,idbrI'den gltI1naeiab.
sinSSasaespsens "Sus us st sabIanaeH M % soransascSt
tab btr @iaentbiuler ppn iraenemeItem 80.
iieusrten gtfenibrm rat feiren 9rmslN fob
nes ANesmeui tnnertnIb iparl3ia (20l laaen
hon nn6 nnos her BaijiruHe oer beftertrnoenGs
binars In Bnar be5nhien mag
Gefion 4. 9db Srnos ber Stdbt Ginlennifi
ausee9eben fpernen fcIlen Dor oer ScuelttoH
Der heinatRn NiiebmentS
Gefiion 5. Sdb Der Aeit oer Seiunlrniict,n
bon b-ilaier '5erbeiierura tuel6er rifi fpedisa
ruisrIeat murbe. bon bur Sinbi gtnd,indfi he.
iabIi iperben ipu ais bem Grlos bes Ger.
iauis bon @onbs. reIne ron beiaeter Sfabt
Tar iot6en 8iped uuo in ber cnm 1efee bor'
gefeheren s9eiie nueeegeben peroen.
Seifipn 9 Snf nlle. Sois mn Vhnoereten,
relhe 9ortheile aug befaater Serbeiierung er'
lnnaen, aneren5eno uHo aTtiiobeno an bcibe
Seiten bon g9atpcrtt uoenue, bon Solmes
Gtrabe bis 5u ibrem neftIfen Gnopuuite. bes
iteiIert ruereen fcuen iiir beiagie SerbeiieruHe,
ME ober befttmmi.
gefton q Sab Der Tireiicr Of gubl,e
seruiee bierburct btpoumdhiiai unb nneepefeh
IN, e'nen aoutrnii eiHSuaeben rno aussufiib.
rtn iiir esnannts Serbef'erung nit BEN uebrie.
fen uno bsiien Hieier nod Anuoncirung IN
ilebereniti. .rnuna nit BEN @eiee
geftion 6. Tiee SroinaH5 fou In Hrnfi tres
Ten unb giIiipisi baben BON nHb mao Dem
irabe!ien bonn Seiss srIaubisn Seitpunite an
a.aiiirt am IL. 2e5eTbrr u. .. 1915.
g. 3. Sanner
grafioeni bes etaSiraibs.
BeaIaubiet: 5reb S6neIIer, GIerf.
1929
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Htne Drbtnana. 30. 0ei-ieib-Gie
" Wlieibe fir Stdnbe, @dnie iiiio Wnunle IN
ben Wldrftbdniern ber Gfnbi tefteReno burD
ameubtrune bon Geition 10 oes Grbindn5eiI'
aobsS ber Stant Ginotnnati
Get es perorrnet BON etaoiraib bon Gineifs
mott. Sfadt Chic:
eefiioni. gpB decentralization ITO bss or.
e,nan5eHfcbes Der Sidbt Cincinnati ME folst
laiitet:
Geitton ITO. Tie Wirtbe iiir eidnbe. Ban.
IL unb Rdnme In ben Widriibdufern ber Giaof
cincinnati iou foleenbernaBen fetn: eloer
sirabe gRarnbaus. $4,000 per Saer. Ssdlis
eiraBe Wlarfihus, $4,000 per Sabr; %ear!
ben, pab bic act Sidnbe, gdnie pber Rduuie
nm ipsitliten Gnbe bes gedrI Girdbe wlnrIi'
bauies, urfpriiHgIi6 iiir ben 9eri1ui frti6er
5li&e be1bfid1iIgt, onr Gsinnie bon $4,000 per
Sabr bermieibet obsr berpndptg iperoen foilen
als acbi shaifees unb 2unGiidnoe, Die 1rg unb
Nati often iein tolitu our BedueuIicieif is'
Her, bic ben 9earI Sirabs Gldrti befnten.
llHb bic Wlistben fir eubeuitdHbe, gdife
oter Hdume III ben Wlarii5nulern btr eidb!
oincinnaii iouen mic .fclal fein;
9earI eipibe Wnrii ...... $500 per Sabr
Jiubiap w'arii (Glber efr.) $500 per 3abr
Geiiiou Q. 2as GrletnaIftIfipn ITO bes or.
binansiootr biermi! ipisefriiisn ~.
gR;tion 3 2te Droinans fol- in ardfi IRE.
ten unb Gtliiefei babeu ON unb nof BEN
b. Gebrinr 1915,
snssnomusH, ben Ia. Sessulbsr 1916.
g. .. Sauner.
esaonaibsSrdiibsn,
sSsslaubtgt grsb. e4nelIsr, GIsrt. :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-22

Bombs in Der eiaSi Cincinnati. etaai rpie,
pnIlirt am ~. Debruar 1912.
Gefiton g. Der Grlbe ans BEN WertaiIf pet
tefagiea Bombs, nlisgcncmmen bic grdMlen
iiiib niifgeanrnen DiIiieu tcIlen ben reipeIiloen
syDnbs eilieelGriebeH peroen, s,ir 9eSablang
hes ftdbtfden antbeils an ben Soften uno
sluSaaben, ipeIGe our6 boreenannte @erbe'ie'
rnng eniiirben. linb lonen alisbep bIi iperoer
dti stnipeiinua beS director Of grblic esruiee,
inb fouen diisaeee5en fperbsn bur6 befngteii
Iireitor Of g3ublte Gerbice flr bic bierin ipe'
5ili5trien 9pede
eefiicn 4. 9aB bort jinb irb bierburd idhr.
Ii3 auierleet iperot. bis 6ur 9tnioiune ber
otsn leIhricbener gerI6ulburls, cuf bds iteuers
Jdre Gi1fnftuni Der StnDf Iinrinndf: eiIe ae,
Iiiafnbe gnnfnie- ,uni 3wcGe Der Te3atlnng
bet 8infen nuf beiaete Bombs uro 5ut Hefhn''
fine eints Itleurees ScnbS fur teren ihltsti'
Iibe einl6luna, penn iie fdnie iinb; iolne nuf.
loasn urb stoIeiiionen ioIIeu su ben burt ods
Gefet buraeteberen 8etteu fiir bie anietleaune
unb aofefiipn trn Gienern inr uiiintstpdle
3iuede aenindji fpcroen
eefficn 8. Tire SrbiraB fon m ard't
treien unb Giiiiafeif tober bon nnb un1 osss
lriibeitfn b6u @efet erldrbtel 8titpnnite an.
e. 2. 9aunsr..
Rrdfibeni bes etobitatbs.
gselaubist: 5rsb eGnefier GlSTi.