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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
sTUDEBAKER NOW
. IN NEW QUARTERS

The Albuquerque Motor company.
distributors OF ~Studcbeker cars. have
moved into the garage part of their
now building on Central avcnue near
Sixth street. MIR. Barber states that
when the building Is complete he will
have probably the finest salcsroom
End strictly automobile house west OF
Chicago. Tho salesroom viii be pam
eled with mahogany finish. The
floors will be polished maple. This
room Is 40 by so feet. The side en-
trance TO the garage and service sta
pcnt " y distinct lppoyEupn IN th'
construction OF western garages and
salesroOms. This feature gives room
for a spacious salesroom and office
Mr.. Barber has contracted Tor i5o
cars for his territory, and 1T looks
now he said today. nix We will
have 10 increase ~ contract before
April lst.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
Roads, Autos and Touring
HAYNES OFFICIAL
EXPLAINS STYLES OF
REAR AxLES USED

s,Fcw people understand what y
meant BY the terms 'semi-floatihg
and full floating us applied 10 rear
azle construction states A. q. Sell
berling. general manager Of the
Haynes Automobile company, koko-
mo, Ind.
"Axlos may be divided roughly into
two c~la2acs, dead and live axles. Al
horhc-drawn vehicles are equipped
with dead axics. that n. tho aNles do
not rovolvc with the whccls. hut are
fixed. usually being bottled directly e.
the springs or body. preventing rota'
ton.
suppose. howeyer. that the springs
he bottled to a steel tube OF pipe In
stead OF tho dead axle, ms before
Then. n the round axle he run
through this pipe and fastened q
The wheel at the end. 80 that ths
wheel and axle must rcvolvc togcth'
or. e Is called a live axle because Il
turno with the wheel The tube oi
pipe In which It rcvolves rs known al
the housing.
"Then,. II ball bearings be placed
inside the housing. 80 that the axle
TURNS on tho bearings. II IL said q
be Of the Heating typo because th'
axle floats in the houelng. The whcc.
n mounted o. an outside bail bearing
az the end 81 the housing. 90 hat Il
may rcvolvc freely. and Is fastened
ON the outer side 20 the axle BY mcans
OF the hub plate.
The entire weight on the wheel
Is carried by the housing and not by
the axle. The end thrust. however,
as when the car is rounding a corner,
must all be borne by tho axle. which
sometimes results In serious trouble.
This Is semi floating construction.
with this type the wheel must usual
~ be taken off In order 20 get the
axle out.
"The wheel on the 'fuil-floating'
type Is mounted on the housing -
that II not only rolls around on bal
BEARINGS, but also ahsorbs all enc
thrust on ball bearings, known "A
thrust bearings
This construction takes an ths
strain of bad roads. including both
weight and enthrust. off the axle and
puts IL on the housing. where 81
should be-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
KoRBER sOQN 10
RECEIVE ZEN CARS
or 1910 BUCKS

The gorhcr people. M are agents
fer The Hnlck. Win receive ten cars
of the new ieB models within a very
short tins, Tho . cars are bcins
talked Of . eftal deal and n is IN
1efaioad that many prospective por-
cnaeofa arc waiting 10 SEE them be-
furo aettihg their new Cara.
In connection with the new model
the Buick Bulletin for this week
points out the someone's ~ tho Buick
principles AZ evidenced ~ the su-
premacy of the f~nfvc-ln-head plan
something THEY were among the first,
Il not the hrst. 60 take up. and this
a. being ci7cd Is an added Ecarnnty
thai the Buick builders know what
fhey are about and that the sup
planting Of the ~four-cylindcr engine
win = "a IA sound sense and wei
tested. The Buick B1.letln says;
'Twenty-thrcc % tho twonty-fouI
cars entered IN the indianapolis
speedway race tails year had valve
in-hcad ~motors-~whieh doesn't provs
a single. solitary thing.
This overwhelming viafory or toe
vaive-in-hcad principle doesn't prove
anything for the plain and simple
reason mat fatNe-lurNeAN A4ItFlofitF
was proven past all shadow OF doubt
hong before the Indianapolis race was
even dreamed OF.
Adding two and two gives four
"a a result. but u doesn't prove NY
thinR-not at this late day. Al the
proof involved In h a process VAS
established ~ the Arabian mathc-
maticiana centuries ngo.
similarly. all the proof involved
In the correctness OF the valvc-in-
head motor wan established thirteen
years ago by the Buick Motor com.
pans--and not by these racing auto
mobiles which established new speed
records AT the Indianapolis track this
spring.
"you can't add TO proof that Is al
ready complete"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
Today;s War
Summary

irum all sides except thc east
Tcuionir nrimc- are c%ontinriug their
concerted pressure on Warsaw.
the tate oI whicht ~till hams he
the balance.
Dirct assaults upon the fort
rc~sc~ protecting the ,itN nrc
weakening the defense, the G"l-
mans claim. THEY are h1mmrg-
ing ,>pc. idily hard uiuu Ivan
corod.
south pf iuhiin tho battle ~ttli
ncr' ci,, neither id, claim
Ing advantage.
Northeast ui tho Polish capi-
tai ifcld Marshal Nott linden
hurg'~ forces are pressing hard
upon the liu-eiHn lridgc-hcli ~
I,n~nn. P%cirugtad T. silent uu the
outcome.
The German campaign ~ 'uur-
land ~ admitted, prog rc,-iur ia
NoTHhly to the invaders.
There II bard uahuug aluns
the iIug near tie Gahrian hur-
der. Both Nr-triau- and Gr,-
mans IT,, bare the result 20 tar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
AN0THER CAR OF
NEW OvERLANDs
RECEIVED FRIDAY

Another carload OF the new over
lands was received by the Southwest
ern Auto company Friday. This car
WIS made necessary by the rapid
sales Of previous orders stocked by
this company. The new Overland II
selling very fast. officials Of the local
oncern say, and they are kept hust-
ling getting them here fast enough
20 supply the demand.
Many Of the new oycriands are IN
use In this eecti@a now and are giy--
ing universal satisfaction. y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
MEN CONFESS FAILURE
TO IMPROVE SOCIETY,
AYERS CHICAGO WOMAN

San Francisco, July 2i.-Reporting
on "Woman's influence and Possible
tiles in civic Betterment." Miss Ida
a. Jordan, superintendent OF the
Dcnconess home in Chicago, told the
members of the International Purity
congress here that in Illinois Il was
pathetic To note o eagerly the
men are expecting the women to
grapple with certain problems Of civic
INSTRUMENTATION manner being "a
readily undorstood confession of their
own failure along many of these
lines"
She said, in part;
II do not believe that many Of the
men OF IA cOuntry who have cast
their votes IN favor % woman sui
frage have done 80 with tie idea Of
an indulgent parent, giving "a child
what he asks for just because he
wants IL. On the contrary they havc
confessed that they want woman'a
influence IN the purifying of politics,
Ia the demanding OF a higher STAN
durd Of morals In our public officials
and "A greater consideration VI tho
enactment OF such laws as directly
affect the welfare Of mankind. Tho
government Is constantly onlarging
its functions IN the common Interests
and more and more giving attention
To such mattcrs NJ puro milk. pure
water. clean streets, safe and whole
some recreation. living wages, Wild
ows' pensions, child labor ana pro-
hibltion-ali OF which concern the
home and IN every one OF which
woman has a primary Interest.
The fear that the suffrage grant
ed TO women would prove degrading
and coarsening 10 them is not being
as II nee WAS. As one speak
er said not long sine. in answer 70
The criticism that politics were being
draggcd into religion, Then let us
turn things about and take religion
politics This, / truly believe.
IL what b women OF our country
are Ia "a large way attempting 90 do.
A Few months ago the Woman's City
club OF Chicago put out a leaflct with
this title. Heart Searchinga for the
Women Voters OF Chicago " Miss
Jordan told Of the religious tone Of
this literature, and OF It's fervent ap-
peal 90 women 10 vote AZ their con-
science directed, rather than as the
party dictated. In conclusion sho
said
while the earth ROCKS with the
awful impact Of warning nations and
the longing for universal peace Is
ever present IN Christian hearts
while the waves Of Temperance en-
thuslasm are daily growing higher
and we are daring TO hope for world
vide sobriety in this generation. every
riKht-mindcd woman may wen fee
herself an Esther called for such a
time IA this. / pray we may not dis
appoint our Lord. our brothers OF
ourselves"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
HUGE SUITS FILED
AGAINST w. P. r. z

Ncw York. July 2A-Thc New York
Trust company as trustee under am
adjustment mortgage Of tho Denver
aud Rio Gr1ude Railroad company Of
Colorado ana Utah today began tNo
suits In the supreme court against
tho Western Pacific railway a Cali.
iornin CORPORATION. Tho hrst suii BIS
for $4,000. 095.5t and she second &C.
ton IL for tt,875. 900.
The adjustment mortgage was dat.
ed May j., 1910 and under il th'
loans We're made 10 the Western Pa.
cihc Railway company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
Executive to Confer With
Heads Of War and Navy
Departments on Plans for
Increasing Armed Force.
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
TO HASTEN REPORTS
Despatch Of German Note
Leads Mr.. Wilson to Urge
Greater Speed in Preparing
Data for Basis of Work.

HHH"H 1911 y wv
Washington, July 2i.-Formnl nn-
nonncement was made at tho white
House today that President Wilson
on his return To Washington Will
confer with secretaries Garrison and
Daniels on "A program FOR national
defense. The president has written
To the heads of the wal AMI navy de-
partments Tor reports On che subject.
pointing out the necessity for work
ing oet plans Tor incrcnaing She cfh-
cheney OF the military arms OF the
government. The white House state
ment follows.
The president has been consider
ing every phase OF tho matter Of MT
tional defense and intends immcdi-
ately on his return To Washington To-
confer with tho secretary OF war and
the secretary OF the navy. his put-
pose being 10 procure Information on
when he can formulate "a sane. rcus-
enable and practical prosram ct ma
tional defense
Although nothing was stated oin-
cialN concerning tho pui poses uf the
government. il was limited officially
that with the dispatch OF the cm-
phatiC note Ia Germany, tho prcsi-
dent had decided Co hasten the zee
ports uud recommendation being
prepared by the wur JUd navy do
partmcuts for the regular session ut
congress, so that an necessary iuiur-
nation might hc available 30 cmcr-
gcncy arose.
As yet there are no limitations
that tho president has fixed any def
mite time for submitting the pIogrIm
of national defense tu congress. but
mis- purpose Be- said Coz Uo O. map ont
comprehensive plans leo that me- time
Will be lost should hc de, dc Co call
q special session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
BRITAIN APPROVES NOTE
AS CORRECT IN PRINCIPLE

London. July "a. G2.is %. ny
These arc the strongest words dip
lomacf could employ without actual
ly breaking relations with the power
90 which they are addressed. and n
We apply the usual standard uf in-
depreciation Co them we must c3lI
this note az least a pcnultimatum. 8.
the Westminster Gazette's estimate of
Americas new note to Germany. "l'
leaves nothing to be desired in tb,
hrmness whcrowith II reasscrts th,
principles laid down IN the prcNiou.
notes"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
A FINISHES
0RN ROUND
LEADING STANDISH

cleveland July ga chick Evans
Finished the morning round. two ~.
on j. b. Sttudish Jr. of Detroit. Tor
the western golf championship Nv
ans vHs ono up ut the seventeenth
hulv. but holcd nut on e t0o-foot re-
,'yorN shot ON the eighteenth hole
St1r1..h proved o. biz surprise
thruush the earlier holes Of the
morning 70" played accurately and
turn.
CHar',. ,cH.,ll Evans Of Chicago.
retained th, Western amateur gul'
,h-HmpIouship hy defeating j. -.
si5udish. IT,. uf Detroit Z up and e
Goo pllE. 100 the un1i championship
r.urd 900 the Muyncid Country club
tNI# afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
NEW PRICE N MORE
BOOSTING
SALES OF STUDEBAKERS

G. NJ. Barber the studebakor dis
tributor. has eleven studchakers sold.
awaiting delivery. The factory IL
swamped with orders, over 1000 or
dcrs being booked for delivery AT
once. Mr.. Barber has the promise.
however. that he will get the com
ing week two double-deck carloads
OF SKIES and fours. The new prices
Of s~fudebakers together with the In
crease IN horse power and road clear
snce. make the ~Studebaker an eN-
ceedingiy popular car for 1915.
Hcraad want > nnes-s tImes--s
dimes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24

the practice he discontinued. II per-
sisted In u would In such circum-
stances constitute an u~npardonabie
oncnso against the sovereignty OF tho
| neutral nation affected.
Tho no-vcrrtnent ~ tho trnt,.a
/ states a. not unmlndfui AZ tho cxtra-
crdinnrv co,ai,inn. crcatea ny mia
war or OF tho radical alteration az
| clrcumetancra ara methods az attack
produced by tho use OF i-nstrursentai-
| itlca Of naval warfare which Tho ma
lions OF Tho world cnnnot have ma In
Wow whom no cxI.,i,y ruies o., ipter.
nntionai law were fo,muiatcd ana n T.,
ready Ia mako everv r~easonahio nj
lowanc, nor whose nn,cl ana u,cx-
pectea aspoets m war M sea, hut A
| cannot conacn, 10 abnte a,v essential
or fundamental rights Of IL peon,e
hecause N a morn ALLEGATION r., r,r-
cumstanccs. The rights OF neu,rals
In time OF war arc bnscd upop min
ciplcs. not upo, expedlencv ana the
principles arc immutahle. u IL the
dutv ana obligation of bellieorcnt. 10
nnd a wa, 10 aaant tho noN clrcum-
stances 10 Thorn.
Tho o,o,,. -, III No., TOO uo,,s,
49, loci nns,N -, A. a. -
slhio .na nrar,t~hia 80 rn,anc, moi
s-nh,,ariso nna..,n.. - char.
ac,ar,.aa a. an,Et,. - - ,nnartal
Crr,aan - a,t,nta ~, can"d .
- a. .,t.,aa,tai arcora ,t,b ,ha
,rcontaa n,ac,tca. 80 rorvta,od uar.
80 Tha ,.sn,o ia - tootoa
vuh trtcro., "a ,,,raa.nn .o,tscr-
ton M the dcmonstra,Ion ~ that
ncss,htu,, n. - rar,naa na,.,t com-
r,a,acry =, a. rn.,tr.sa, nn..ihi.
,h.r.,ora a., tt,,g .hoi. n,actt.o
~ .,hu,.rt,. - .ho,o a.. c.ut,ts,
which 4, ~ aro,.od ara rc,noyo an,
chto, c.uso. :, aoon.a
L. 10. =, ~. "Smts.to, -, ILLEGAL
,,y ,,s1o ~. a. tnnori,i soyorrncrt
wb.n 4, ,toad"s a. rtrn, 90 ra,,tt,-
- aasan-e a. - - 4,
lou -, az n.nt,es, n-ossthut,. 81
r-oneorub,o 40 49, os,.bu.had y,t.s
80 80 .are..a - .orarnw.., =,
10 Trrt,cd Soc. ,.,Do, bcllc.o mar
- tnnortat oo,.r,ma,, wm ion.or
rasratn 80 a1sa.out,n ,ha .a,ton
L., 80 ts nny,I .o-,mardcr tn sinrtn-
~ T,,-uan go. ~0artan r~na
49, 80 ~ Nnarca, tt.o" L., -,
80 a a..n - "a" 80. y.
roodto,s dos,r,c,or -, h,won ut. ,y
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rort.nds a,d whioh ,tn,as =,
c,tmor coun-ots 80 49,. -
-crncota 20 o'
Tna so,o,rHa, r t.nuos
s,atog az. ~ 1,nn.,, 80
.,nm,rt 80 .o,,a.1h..
great object bayc lonr s,nod tora,b.
az an nrctnV ,ha 80, .o
,,t,h 80, ~.,a "a, 49,
s,,to- me- sotomnt,. t,.ts,s RI,
,rc h,,t ro,t,n1Ins COO a. ,r"n
,f "a, .oos TN @o,o 49,,
y.nt,od &C.. IN .an,in,
tcpd for ~ grncann 90 -
over ouartcr ,inlsted yvtthnpt Inn
nromisc and "a .ry eos, n i,,.t,,s
Tho pr,ctic,l c,-nncr,tt,, of ga. i,,
r~orial German a-nyrr,uc,, a. rrs
time whom co.oner,tI,p m,y ,oeom.
pllsb most and this rrc.t COZ, ma,
ot,cct he mos, s,ritf,gIy .ra ~.
ivcty achieved
Tho impcrial Gcrm,r r,yor,rc,,
oxprcsses tho homo ma ,,t. oht,.,
ma, be- In come measure acrom,tis,
cd oven bcforo he prcso,, 49, md
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24
PRESIDENT Is AGAIN
AT SUMMER CAPITAL

Cornish, ~. H.. July 2t-Prcsidcnt
Wilson arrived here shortly after m
O'Clock this afternoon for his second
visit OF the Year 20 the summer capo
ital. lIc has m definite pans as to
tho length of hlg stay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24

That IL viii give more air 10 a user
than the usual tyne ct fan b. tho
,llIm of the inventor of o saucer
shaped affair that has a hole in the
center.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24

. satisfactory.
The ncw American note Ca GER
many was not published Ia the
Berlin morning newspapers aud
the trend Ot German opinion re-
gartiing Il L. dnrcVcalcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-24

Read the Evening Herald's
Want Ads. They get results.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
gturs BON, Baum
griust bem fiinf5is Sabre altcn
Germ Serlinoeu ben Cob.

Ser 30 Sabre alte sserrp 5srlinosn.
an Der RaiIroab 2lpenue in ct. 9ers
naro fpobnbaft. 1T seitern our6 sinen
febausrliaen ungliidsfal ums 2eben
gstommen. Wohl unb munter bate sr
friibmorgens bic Seinen periafen, I'm
ibnen ipeni9e Stunben fpdter als
Geide ins 5aus aebra4t su fperben.
Serlinben bate aeitern friib nit ets
li9en anbern Wdnnern einen alisflug
rad 6idorp 9robe BEL Nen Sapen,
g.. unternommen unb bic Geiite rpa'
rem in einem 2aitauto aufs 2aub gs'
fabren. 4ngetommen in bem Wdlbhen
ipoute Serlinben einen Sidorp6aum
ertlettern. ftiirate ob uno blisb fpie
leblos am Gube beg 8aumes liegen.
Seine 9ealeiter dlaubten i'm tobt unb
riefen 70 f6neG es ansina, ben 2ei9en,
beitatter g2sibbarbt aug Sdplors Greet
berbei. @ls bieTer nit ieinem sSnbrs
ipert eintraf, aab Der 9erunsliid!s
nod fdfpaGe 2ebensasiben BON iib.
5err Hsibbarbt fubr In ar0bter @ileI
nad BEN fdOtifden arantenbaus. bodl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
gIattbitsi. ysglid.it.u S.i.aiiuy

Die g.tb.iliaana on Der aeitrigsr
gsamtenpabI Der gIaitb. @ossli4si'
ten GeieIiiup mar eins uns.mein rese
Die aaNbibateu auf bem regiildrsr
unb unobhdnsiesn sidet enttpidslter
fait bic ul.ite Sidrte. DDS Reiultat
Der Wabl III folsenbes:
goriitt.r: Sobn Wilp.
]. Siliss9oriitter: Carl Sildurdnn
2. Soilfs. .9oriitier: Geo. arisasr.
proto,ou. S6rieipsr: 5Oi. grins-
mann.
5inomsS6risfper: Gilbert S4rOsr
9elbinnsbmer: Geo. 2ag.mann.
Snoentars@sripulter: 8. prottung
DIS DabItommitie. fInsirtsn bi,
6erren 6errmann Dollmann. So'ept
9enseI unb 9luguit Wittenborf Zen.
Die neuen gcamten iperben in bsl
rG6it.n 9srfan,mluna am 7. Nopem'
ter inftdlirt fperben unb ipirb Bel bic
FER 9slsssHbeit cine iltins GeitIi9isii
itdttfinbsn.
glm nGaiten Sonntaa Gbenb ptr'
anitnItet oi. @sienf6aft in Der arb.i'
tsrbaqs Elm .gu6re unb Colo" fir
hi. WitaIisber unb Ser.n Samsn, no.
fir umfaTenbe @ortebruns.n s.trof'
fen tpprbeu iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
9eutide sdliisen Seiellidlait.

Sn Der seitrisen @erfammIrns bes
Wsrsins. tpelde untsr @oriis bon
5errn Wm. Witte unb Der protpiolIs
fiibruns DON 9errn Gilbert &riiser
itaitfanb, tpurbs beihIoNen, fid In
corpore an Der iyeftli4isit Oes Subss
pobl Mdnner9ors am 7. Ropembtr i'm
0tutf9en alub gu betbeilissn. gs
tpurbe beidloHen, nit Der plattb. 0ds
gsIideitsn Gefellstup in Der groben
parabe am Jreitae, 20 Ottober sus
fammen au mari4irtn. 5err Grnolb
Kramer pirb bi Der 9slegsnhsii bic
nsue 5abne bes Wsreins tras,n unb bic
Serren Geo. 6nuer unb Grnolb WiIfel
psrbsn ibm aifiitiren.
Das yeIt apmmittee bsri1ieis,
bab bas iinon5islls Grsebnib bss aols
bensn SubilGums Elm rsdt giniiigss
geipsfsn isi. Das aommiitee ipurbe
erluf)t, fir ben iommnben R5nigsbaa
bic n0tbistn Worbereitunssn 5u trsffen
unb in nd9tter Ueriammluns bariiber
5u beri4ttn.
Serr Qlrtbur WiHsl ipurbs ais iisu.s
WfitsIieb In ben @srein aufgsnomulsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
6lingt gang anbers.
@as hOIdnbiide MatroieH iiber biz
Zeppelin .Gnsriife auf aoubon
81 iagen baben.
Hadoem re ben letten Sider Sin
griffe in 2OnoOn miterlebt
batten.
@ollen lieber anf Uiime auifabreu
als iuieber 3eppeIin ansriffs
ntitmad)en.

Merlin II. Sftober. (9lu
brabtloiem @ese ra6 Sapbile, q
D. reiuer auriterbamer 9eYeld,s
5ufoIae", nreISet Die lleberieeiid)c
Rafridhnaserttiir, lit Die geiasuna
bes boIIdiibiid,et, fiir5Iid blIrh eine
Wtine 5eritorten 0anIpfers oSercI.
iiroom" Don aonSou in &miterbniil
eineetroffen. Tie @atrcfeu beimbeu
fi4 pabrcnb bes jiingiten SeppeIiu.
gusriffs IN 9oubon iirto iie perii.
drn, baB iie Die erfabrlrrg, Die fic
NIT Der 1eine uladteu, burd peld,.
ibr Sdiff 5eritort prrrbe, Bel meitem
ben Grfabrungen p6brero Ses Sep.
peIinansriffs por5iebe,l. Sie fiibIten
ii6 mad, Der giinenerploiion wenis.
liens in Siherbeit, iObaIb iie iid in
ibren @ooter befanben, aber pabrenb
beg 3eppelinongriffs ruibten iie je.
ben slugenbIid befiirhten, bon elmer
8ombe setroffen su iperben.
9ie 9eiasluts ipar i'm Seananns.
beim in aonoon aIs Der 8eppelman.
eriff auf Gle StaSt erfoIgte. Sbren
9lngabm nad tpirbe elm beIgiidr.s
Sotel i'm norbepeitlidjen IbeiI DER
Siabi burd cine gombe Seritort uno
feds 8erionen ipiirben unter Den
Sriinunern bes Geb6u6es peridlittet.
Ssn Dem Seemmrnsbeim iplirben ale
Seniterideiben benloIirt. 3fpei Stun.
ben nad oem eritei aInsrifi erfoIste.
lpie bic @atroien oeriiherr, elm 5ipei.
ter 9lnsriff nuf ben iiibIi4m S6eiI
Sonbons.
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besfdlle ansemelbet: gucretia Sight
matter, 70; 2dura grintmann, SO;
Gliaabstb u. Soufnsr, 2 Wonate;
Bertha Sanburs, 66 Sabre; Clam
Grissel. go; Wm. s. emmett, 81;
Grieba T. Soufner, 2 Mpnate; Sobn
.. Morsan, 35; Sarab s. Wlorsan,
72; gna s. 8lein, 50; Glisabetb s.
Saroeman, So.
Soiepb Sdudter fiel auf benz
Seitsnipese an Der M. pleaiant 4pe.
IN Sort Sbomas au 9pben unb erlitt
einen geinbrud.
Serr Wm. $. (9illp) RetpeG,
&anpibat fir areisssri9tsclert, Be-
ipirbt ii6 nm feline grtpdbluns gu
bsmielben 4mt. Die 4rt unb Weiie,
ipie Repsa feline 4mtspfli9tsn erfiil.
bat, 1T ieine bette gmpfebluns. gr
ipirb Elm itartes beutibes 9otum ers
6a(ten.
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Nempprt.

Die Tsiuport Cffie. ihr Sas Sin
einnatsr 8olfsbIntt" bsiinbet iiG IN
9o. 339 yorf Strahs, ssgeniber BEN
GourtbouIe, pOielbit Reaisfeiten, SIN
ssisen II. I. ~. Bis nenn llbr Mbeabs
entsesensenommen werben. Gel.
South 2401.
= Die S0bns osutiter pioniere
DerbeH bsute abenb cine Inaabl neuer
Wlitslisber einfiibren.
Grau Cora Jor, bic S6neiter
Der Serren Wm. unb grnR aettens
dder, III in SOutbgate seitorben.
= Die Gdfteinlssuns 3u sinem
S9ulssbGube in Clifton finbst naas
ften Sumias um 3 llbr Radmittags
itatt. Die Jeier fiHoet untsr ben
auipi5ien Der bieiisen Greimour.rIose
itatt. Ods @ebdubs ipirb $4,000 tos
item.
- Ri9ter Yungblut bat bic giira>
f9dft beg Ibomas Rpan, peIher bes
Morbes unseflast tn, Don $4,000
auf $4,000 rebu5irt. Rpdn tpurbe,
na6oem bi. 9iirsfdaft seiteat pors
ben mar, aus Der 9aft entloifsn.
SIN @sfunbbeitsamt tpurben in
Der abselaufsuen WO4e folsenbe 10.
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itarb Der Sdpsrperlsbts auf Der lans
gen Sabrt. Sm 6oipital ipurbe feitse,
iteIlt, baB Der nnsliidliAe iih bur4
ben Sturs ben Sddbel aerfhmettert
bate. Die 2eidoe ipurbe ben titfbetriiSs
ten Sinterbliebenen ins Saus asbra6t.
Coroner Or. Soertmener. Der BON
bem llngliifsfdl in &enntnib aeieBt
lpurbe, beaa6 I'D, nit ieinsm QHiitens
ten Serrn Staeroro ing srauerbaus
unb nahm ben pbiasn Sbatbeiianb auT.