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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Man From Mexico
>Tonight's Feature

Tonight at the Grand an unusually
good Paramount program will be
shown.
John Barrymore needs no intro
duction to the motion picture public
for in his previous film appearance
in can American Citien," he not on'y
made himself and his talents known
to them, but he will be remembered
as one Of the greatest comedians that
ever appeared before the camera. So
successful was his Characterization
i'll this earlier Famous Players feat
ure, that he was Immediately engag-
ed by this company for a series of
plays, the second of which, is H. \.
DuSouchat's comedy triumph, THE
Man From Merico," in five parts.
The Man From Mexico" has been
received in theatrical history as one
of the greatest comedies of the past
two decades. The humorous Incl
dents occur so rapidly that there is
scarcely a pause OF laughter through
out the entire production.
Added number-Charles Chaplin
the agitator OF mirti in The Mas.
queraders." Famously funny, as 4
mirth provoking vehicle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Letter and Spirit
of Laws Evaded

uniform Laws" was the subject
of an address delivered yesterday af-
ternoon before the Women's Citi-
zens' club Of Reno by Mrs. William
Freudenberger of Carson City. Mrs.
Freudenberger has the distinction #
being the only woman member OF the
Nevada commission on uniform sta e
laws and is an entertaining speaker.
An appreciative audience heard the
lecture.
Mrs. Freudenberger outlined the
aims and objects of the uniform law
commission and defined its pow
! ers. She then referred to the vast
amount of law-making that engages
our legislators and claimed that if
go per CEN of the laws on the statute
books were b1otted out organized So
ciety would be totally mistaken.
She roundly scored the efforts Of
! state officials to avoid the letter and
spirit of the nepotism law, as well as
many other abuses in our legislative
system. She dwelt at some length
upon the subjects to which the con
terence as given particular atten-
ton, such as incorporation laws,
marriage and divorce laws, insur-
ance laws, pure food laws, working
mems compensation acts, highway
laws and others.
She urged that the women Of Ne
vada strive to stir UP "a vigorous,
insistent public sentiment in favor #
sane, clear and ineligible laws" and
closed with an appeal for an awaken
ing of public interest in our laws.
"a revival OF personal concern as to
the merits of the bills which arc
passed. Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
REHABILITATION OF FUNDS

Cash on hand $3O75
To balance in State Fund 44I3O
To balance in General Fund 1632616
To balance in Salary Fund 1,1o761
To balance in County School Fund -.---.----. 1902
To balance in Co. School District No. / Fund ... $685. -
To a1ance in Co. School District No. 2 Fund $500. 824o
10 balance in 20. School District No. 8 Fund -- 111Z3
To balance in Co. School District No. a Fund .-. 1886
To balance in Co. School District No. 5 Fund ... 1905
To balance in State School District No. / Fund -. 340oO5
To balance in State School District No. 2 Fund -. 1927
To balance in State School District No. 8 Fund -- SOY
10 balance in State School District No. a Fund 49, 1852
lo balance In State school District No. ) Fund -- 1851
To balance in Co. School District No. Spec. Fund 5o4271
To balance in Co. School District No. Lby Fund 81o8
To balance in Co. School District No. 2 Lby Fund 68S
10 balance in Co. School District No. 3 Lib'y Fund 453
To balance in Co. School District No. 4 Lby Fund go
To balance in Co. School District No. 5 Lby Fund 900
10 balance in Game and Fish Preservation Fund 36o34
10 balance in Road and Bridge Fund, Special -m- 342O2
To balance in Road and Bridge Fund ..... 75558
! 0 balanc INDECENT Fund 23457
1 o balance IN Teachers Permane 1t Fund ---.---.. 236
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Personal Mention

Louie Spel1ier Of the Reno Even
ing Gazette is n Carson today.
Judge Langan came down from
Virginia City this morning to ho:i
court.
Ed Patterson was an arrival on the
motor this afternoon from a short
visit to Reno.
Tony ZURICH, district attorney Il
White Pine county, is a visitor in the
city today on legal business.
Harry E. James, representing the
Pacific Metal works of San Francis
CO, was a Carson visitor today.
!. M. Leonard, insurance man Of
Virginia City, is in Carson today az
tending his many customers wants.
DR.. S. ; Jarrett has taken the de-
livery of a 1916, Model Is, Maxwell
car from the local agent, Al Karge.
Misses Felice and Tschelle Coin
departed last evening for Reno to
take train for san Francisco, where
they will spend the next few weeks,
Mrs. w. X. Freudenberger return
ed on the motor this afternoon from
Reno, where she delivered an address
before the Women Citizens club 81
that city.
J. d. Mariner, the Reno dealer III
musical instruments, was a visitor in
Carson yesterday and placed severa,
piano players and monographs
among his many customers.
w. c. Wheeler, formerly in the
employ of the United States mar
shal's office, but now living at Lud-
wig, was an arrival in this city last
evening. He left today for Reno.
George T. Mills, State Fish com
missioner, spent today on the river
gathering in a bunch of shellfish
which will be shipped to the Hum
boldt for feeding and breeding pur-
poses.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
New Hotel ENTERPRISE

In the secretary of states office
today articles Of incorporation were
filed by the Park Lane Hotel COM
pany OF Reno, with a capital sto, X
of $250,000, consisting Of 25,0CO
shares Of a par valuesof $40 each.
The company will carry on a general
hotel, restaurant, bar and cafe bust
ness. Hillyer-Dcuprey Ralph F.
Meeks and Fred DeDongchamps are
the incorporators and directors.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Reports Theater Safe

A committee of investigation, in
GLIDING Mayor Frank ]. Byington,
Councilmen Peter Steffes and Roy
Burroughs City Engineer Chisin,
Fire Chief r. b. Hawcroft, Contract
or Andy Patterson and George
H~olesworth, who erected the build
ing, yesterday examined the Majcs-
tic theater building at Reno and pr D
nounced it absolutely safe and unin-
jured by the earthquake shock that
visited that city several days ago.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Word From Old Residents

Word has Deen received in Car
son that Mrs. Caleb Dorsey, who has
been living in Salt Lake City since
Colonel Dorsey's death, will leave
that city on the 18th with her dau21-
ter, Mrs. Witherspoon, for Lincoln,
Neb., where they will make their
future home. Miss Margaret will
spend the winter months with d
brother i'll Memphis, Tenn.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Virginia City Will Entertain

A large number Of the members of
the Carson Aerie F. o. E. will leave
this evening at OILS by autos for Vir-
GINA City to attend a banquet and
entertainment given by the local
lodge OF that city to the visiting me.u-
bers. A splendid time is assured or
all and it is hoped hat as many as
can go will be on hand at the Fed
eral building at that hour.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Attending Funeral

John Gliding, w P. of the F. 0. :.
of arson, accompanied by a number
OF members OF the order, left at noon
today for Gardnerville to attend the
funeral OF Fritz Gourman, a member
of the Carson Aerie who died at that
place Tuesday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14

.p-s $30,753.87 $3O,753.87
Respectfully submitted.
DANIEL E. NORTON, Treasurer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Paving the Penalty

A.. G. Drexler, who pleaded guilty
to forgery, was sentenced at Reno
yesterday by Judge Thomas Morar,
to serve a term of not less than one
year nor more than ten years in the
state ~penitentiary in this CITY.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-14
Strayed

Black gelding and bay mare, weight
of mare, 1,5OO, gelding's right hinl
foot has wire cut.
Notify L. r. BUTTER.
Ludwig, Nevada.
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OliOer SlaalsaeIsbge6una.
9as gresn'idbe -run Of mine geiss
pom Senat dmenbirt.
@bites glGtifunbsnOorldse fiir Gral'
en- rnb Wdbden uirb TN 5auTs
empiebIenb sinkri&tet.

Columbus, g.. A. WGrs. Sm
Senai puroe on Oonneritaa bic
GaGagber'f1e @orlass dnqenommen.
Surd ipsIbe Sas 9re.n'i1e .miue
run" @eIes oerart omenoirt ipirb. oaB
bic @rubenbefbsr bas Re4t erbalten,
nit ben grubsnarb.itern auf ensr
beIi.bieen gaiis Sontratte pssen Der
aobnsabIuneen absuiHieben, anitatt
nur auf bsr .runsOismius" Bats. tpie
pas >gre,n geIsb Dori4reibt. Der
@alIaaber'iten 90rIage ipuroe cine
IcthFaItIduIsl angebdnsi unb bs
ssr.unoe bes gresn Gef,Bes tebaups
ten. baR burd bic 4una5ms Der GaIs
Iaetsr WorIaas bas mine run" Ges
ies, fir bas bic 9ru6.narbsiter BON
Shio felt stpunsis Sdhren setdmplt
poben, binfdlIia sspOrbeu 1T.
Sm 6auie purbs bic geitler' 'i4e
Yprioee anaenomm.n. tpel9e bic erIte
eini@neibsuee gerGno.runs bes Ddrs
nss'itsn SteuerueisBss nah iin Al BIT.
Durd bieTe @orIags uerben nimli4
be ppftsn ollsr Diifritt Steu.rahsis
ipreu, bic su ernenusn ipdrsn. IN IS
Counties abseiGafft unb ibre 3 Jug
niITe perben ben GonHtp 4uSit re
iibsriraeen. Die gorlage se.anst,
Surdj sin itriftss QarteibOtum sur
Mnnabne. bile RspubIiianer itimmteH
fir unh bic 9smotrdten gessn bic
0orlase, 1ter fir bic gtoih'nIItIauieI
Itimmten du6 pi'Is Der Demotrotsn.
Die siibrer Der Rspublitdnsr eru9s
ten bic 9eitIer'ihe 9Orluge rur fiir
sin ternpordres gsisB, on beHen g elle
I'm n1hifen Sabre bic 9eftimmunsen
trsten fonen, bic in Der Barrett
Mbitiemore @orIage sathdIten iinr.
RE am 9unnsriioa bonn Steusrtrm-
mittee bes 0duies smpfehlenb i'm
Saufe einberi9set purbs.
Das gctum, bura iDeI6es ON
wlittiro& bi, Rtisbass'i&s DcrIdss
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niebereeitimmt poroen mar. ipsl9e rEe
@bi4dffung Der bier Staats Supsr'
piIor,n fir IanbpirfbihaftIihen lns
:,rrid,t poriiebt, purbs am 0onn:rs
itaa in Wisoersrpdguns se5rgen uno
bic 8orIage purbe nit 67 9saen As
Gtimmen ungenommen. Den Demo
iroten aab bieie Siunssdubsrun5 ihrer
republitauiIaen &oIlesen SeIegcnbeit
~ Idrmsuben, b0buiihen Sempnitras
tionen uno Der adrm purbe IdlieBz
lid 10 urub, bab Spre9:r Gonoosr
ben S.rrsu Dsmotrateu sdna gstOrtJ
bic 2spitsn las.
9as 5dus Dsriaste Ii6 Bis sSreitas
Waorasn I'm ueun ubr, ater bee Sc
nat blie6 biz Ipdt IN bic ga6t hIneIn
in Sisun1 unb b.itdfiiste iia nit
Der turaen 8ubasts9orlage.
Die 9ubaetporlage purbe bobin
am.nDirt, bab fir ben Staatsbousbolt
bonn 16. Sebruar Biz gum l. Suli
bi, Gumme BON Sc. $4,000 betuiaigt
lperben Tol. T1nn eruartet, oab bas
Sous am Jreitas ben glmsnbirunssn
Sts Ssnats suitimmeu miro, looab
bic StautsanssiteIItsn ibre SebdIfsr
am Sumifae srbalteu tOnnen. Der
genat bei6nitt bic gepinisungsn nm
S1O6, 1896. 6isrpon iparen $99. 900
iiir cine elettriife geleuhtunesanlage
in Der RormalIHule in 3eut beitimmt
oetpeisn uno $21,795 ionntsn sstrts
den ipsrbsn. neil bic Gehdlter ppn BEE
omten Der 2isenstpmmiHipnrn m oer'
iaiebsnen Counties bei@nittsa por'
ben !rdEsr.
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9as aommittee her Geidditsleute.

Sm Sauie reidte ReprdTentant
6ulspitt DON Samilton gountp cine
9orlage elm, tpelde cine Reibe Don
peiteren 9riinben fir bic 8efpiIiguns
gen BON gbeIhetbungen fbaffen rpirs
be. Inter bieien 9riinben iinb elm @ers
balten Ieitens Der Satin ober bes
Gaiten. peldes tlur cine uniiberpinoz
li6e a6neisung burtbut; gIni9Iub an
cine reliai0is Sette, bic gegeu bos
Seiratben lit; 8erbsimlihung bon
ihperen, anitedeubsn &ronttsiten;
bic ueberfiibruns bes @atten ober
Der Satin eines @erbrehens, Dor Der
@bei6liebnng; glnsep0bnuns BEG 9es
6rauds pon nurtotii9en 9iFtsu, penn
Der Setreffenbe ober bic 8etreffeUbe
bieIm aafter Fir Elm subr gefrobnt
Bat unb b0stpifia ablueienbeit zines
Der @attsn fir iiber elm Sdbr.
Dos eaustommittee fir 4rbeit:r'
ans.lsaenbeiten beIGlpb am 0onnsrs
ffdd bic Wbite'i9, @orlaae smpfehItno
einauberi6ten, bic bsiiimmt, blt
Trouen unb Wsdbten in fat alien 9e'
trieben nidt ldnaer als o9t Sturoer
tGelid an iehs Saoen DIR Dp@N dIir
niht lduger als As Sturoen potent'
lid arbeiten biirfen. 9lusgenommer
Tnb .-.,r Selepboniitinnen unb 3 Ie'
gropbtffinnen, bic neun St1nben tag
lid arbeiten oiirfsn. Selspbouiitinu,n
bic Radts orbeiteu unD cine gentle
3eit tp6brenb Der 9iarht oIs Rubspdult
baben. miifen fir ben oritteu Sb:tI
bieier Rubepauie bssablt perben. 81
8crlase besisbt ii5 orf 5raueu uni
! MGS6erL bic in fFcbrissn wsssfa.'
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g2ibbralrh nidt 5u aIlgemein peroen
laiien nl5gc2 Benn ifon englaro
bcrett lit. leine Obnnnf)t aler @elt
aegenii6er 5u bcfunDen isilo oas Bot |
es gctfan, irlbem es Die @Seiiung er'
lief, bab man ii1 rleutraler Jlasgen
6eoiencn ioa, ipcnn Elm Sdaif in @e-
iatr lei, elm Gaiiffnbrteiiaiff, nid't
ctsia elm ariegsihifi, rniiiien mir !
bemi mig aud obnnl1ftig erfldrcn,
ircil es GnoIanb get6an. s8o 1T feline
uielgeprieicne Serrid)dit Der Weere
geblIeben, Denu feline Sd]lfIe nift
eininaI mcbr inter ieiner Jlagge
| iidjer fino? Inns Iicst nid)ts ferner,
ais arieaslnit mah 5u ritfcn IN nile'
rem golfe. 9ott beipabrc uris Dor Die,
| Iem Glenoe. a6cr mir babel audi
feine Siit, ms pen irgeno elnem on
oeren Sanoe 6eHusen 5u iallell I'm
o;eics anoere 2aito in Dem ariege,
oem es iel6it ertldrt bat, 5u unter.
| iiiissi. 9eibes ipcIlen mir nitt. Sbl
7aB ettros mebr BON Dem 8eilte Der
,SnIJre i776, 1912 iih auG I'M Sabre
1915 fun0 geben mod1te. es fonnte
uns, es fonnte ollen, Die in ben jesi.
zen ariege perrDidelt iino, MIR gum
Seqen aerei6en- Eenn Denn Der
a,ille ba pdre, unier sano fonnte,
obue aud, MIR elm Sd|iff mebr 81
baiieH, obne auf rtir einen Soloaten
| ins s5elo 5u itellen, obne audi MIR ei'
ncn s6uB a6Jufeuern. Sem qcfpliIgen
yfiuaen Elm gnoe MADDEN. uno oas
mare, uenn es aud tein @eies per'
lanai, nem es aud nift I'M 8olter'
rent oiis6riidlid, niebergdegt iii, IN.
iere moraIiife pflibt. unO Wtorall.
| tGt unb GittIid)feit iteben bober al5
nae @eiese.
ssn Der Notwithstanding, Die
untsr bem goriie oes 4raiiSenten ),
0f.- g3eilnno nllD Der grototoatub-
runa oes gcfretars Gonrao strnger
II.attian6, spur6e beihloiien, ons oies-
ja6rigr Stiitlmssfeit, selegentli6 Del
| len Der 8erein AZ Sabre alt ruiro, ON
liz. SUM i'm Saflep gart gu ieieril
uaS nit ben gorbereitingen fiir oieie
;5eier tpurSe ein aonntittee betralt,
oas ii6 aus ben Serr& ). aPesger,
Gito gnncr, SSobn arued ino 5. R.
@cilnno srfanmeniest-
9urh ben Soo bat Der Berein
udbreno oes erfloiieren @onats lie.
ben Witglieoer perloren, oeren gln.
6enfen our6 erteben BON ben Sisen
geebrt ipuroc. 9ieie in Die Gtpigfeit
bitiiberaeiflunmerten 9ioniere iinO:
George =. @enbel Ggriilinn Reif,
Seo. Jel6ianip, Senrn GiIs, auguit
Sroulnr, $eurp Sittus uuo Geo.
| Steirlert.
sas neue Deitglieber ruuroen bic
ioIgcnoen Serren lifgenonlmen:
Sottlie6 geaier, aus .glieningen,
@iirttenlbcra in Cincinnati lett benz
13. 9touember 1889: Sreo. dig. aus
gernburg, BrelbeI in Cincinnati
ieit /. @lai 1889; Sobn Sbeis, ails
. Srlnesbcim 9apcrn, in Cincinnati
ieit "a. slpril 1881; German aitira,
aus S9opfbcim, 9aoen, in 9inrin.
natl felt 80. Septenber 1863; anton
Steemunn, aiis Ritttenbruh. Bapern,
IN Cincinnati felt z. Iuguit 1879.
Gln Donitreiben pom Der Samilie
anorslp MrerIein iiir bic ibr betpic.
iene Tbcilnabme, purbc Dem Broto.
fca einncrlribt. Reduiutgeu gum
getrage bon $1t.10 wuroen sur 3ab-
linlg cngetpicicn.
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(anaeige.)

ten, Bureaus, Reitaurants, gddereia
en-, pubmadsrssfbGften, S9neibers
lpertItdtten EnO in anberen @tabliiiea
merits bsiadftigt iinb. UlGbden unter
adtsebn Sabrsn biirfsn uidbt DOR iieben
llbr MOrssns on bic 9lrbeit gsheu uno
ui9t l1ngsr als Big feds lIbr 4benbs
tei3dftigt perben.
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Tptseuf6Dere grptofiOm

TDfssufdpere grPIpfiOm
aIieunte. Spauien. Diu 2ous
bon. 4. WGr3. - 4uf benz beleiihen
Santbampfer rstflis~ fanb an Mittz
mod cine petrpleumerplOiiOn ftdtt,
BEL pel6er Elm Wanu Der 8efaBung
aet0btet purben, pGbreuo feds Ulas
troieu ifJipere granoDunbeu banou
trugen. Die 5lummsn sriffen nit
Iplher 9eidDinbigfeit Inn fh, buB
bic 6afenbeb0rben bds St9iff perIos
rem gnben unb ibre Sbdtigteit barauf
bef6rdntten. bic iibrteen Sdiffe I'M
5ufen Dor ben SlummeH gu iHisen-
Die 8ebGrben baben, I'm bic @ntfenr
Sunq zines 9riessT6tffs uadseipHt,
bomit bic ,Eiflis" oerfentt iDerben
lam. TObob Der S9tffspertshr ni4t
sefdhrbst tptrh.
Die .9ifIis', elm Surtbompfer DON
1S45 Sunnen fubr ON 10. Gebruas
bon g1ep Oort uu9 @licorte ab.
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Mn oas Gublifuln bon Cincinnati

bs SrHHe siui Sran4ii
mSdtn Oraalti bic crbiHaH5 bnr66nlsisH
granSens crHan DOrsdehen it, mne nidt BON
,nbdisn
Sic pnr Don Se bafnn haSh4m bemOfd
fh4en aSHinrafOn D4e rnbana4 it, ia'
btsH F4 ber Die seaimmHusH OaidbsH gu HfomieH
Der Cincinnati sH'
fHbabn.GdeaiaaH
ansdRIide Gdeai4dh dHrdnmt SsubaHe
us sHaaH as w4e aHHf snDiHa cher c1o sr'sa Ds lam
aba OSa untsrmnSba9uen iabeu sHaFH bameH
m "Sta si ra' s m @ ' smd.m % a5n5of gln sm bette
sepd fur be s9af@ it, Oaa m sa Dlhe e sd saSiam HHe sen
beabFastu slaH 9HS@ fH ~irS ~rDsH F
prOtrnren
aawrme @arp sdast SaR
babe bsie aOntn
shanSe a Shs a DaS@ FAM
Die geanns Sabre sae Semen bic saHa sr Or
rfacu bies sl0dsn
Sl9, .s .s
ais rsiia Sabre Sa1tsft aaesrsdam oe
asa4fn Die ses4ms f feline aHsisGds aHs snH m5a abs %s
Gle p&e nd mauidmswerb FHO rH SHaFeHOapn
gne6r
sr u5n bic babiae grsatnns
bic se4tame eeesH fir
rSaHn einH" rm5sGd lire Se4h fHfeAsH THF
HabDnSiam GHDidd nHO ansbHHns 9rH sH'
eb inter eims" nHbe-
aHms s aaa9tsn nn aas mIt cine fir % %aa' @ n' s @
l sHnbatn fanH mad 12 sHdper
sta b DS hrnHHfar sHrae DarSs Sss mHH DF ~snH
c
ai crHaHs 1T Hfe ioles nes sssli.sa @ '
125oOo elm GpDbHs
mi gSar NaB
aeriateu snHoer
Gibuaidat
SIHk pGdf iotuabreuS
ss use Ginmusrl6at sab @ss
fir made stan mnig
nuSio
iaueQ erlamn fa GrsaS
GtHeuuatisr Gin~pbuerH fDIIsftirt
iOHrH ~irS aud
beabFdfst RIIimeu SDllrS tHr
e gusuns hat DIE
saHssH ausefa psbatsn
dtuaguG
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gotal 8eridt.
Drul(6.r pi0niG -OeTsia
Tnitor s. U. GiienIobr sos interei.
jante yrrsIeide slpiiden siuit
unb iett.
Gr ipradl in ieiielnber @eiie Hber
Orei broeaiame Sabre in ber 0e.
ididjfe ber gereinigttn Stnaten.

oret beoeittlnme Jabre N oer Wt'
id)idfe ber gereinigttn Stnnten.
aiuBsrorbsntIifb iiit.rtFant geitolies
te ii9 bic seitsrn abenb in Der gens
trail 9urnbaIle itaitgebabte Weriamms
Hing beg DeutI4en pionierpereins,
fur ueIfk 5err paitor 5. O. Gif.ns
lobr ais Dortragsnber seiuonnsn tDcrs
ben mar. CT bebanbelis Elm iebr 5,its
asmdBss Sbenic, bic SieaungHabme
Der Der. Staaten Regitrung Gnslano
gsseniiber sinit unb itbt unb 5og gsrs
gleid< 3tDifnen b.m gDinb Der in ben
Sahren l776 unb 1872 In Waibinss
ton pebts unb Dem gegeHipdrtigenYers
talteu bsr Regisruns ssseHiiber Der
@ergspatiiguna bes 6anbels unb Der
Waibu9tung aller DSlterrehtli4en
9sftimmungen feitens Gngfanbs.
5trrn paitor Giisnlobr's ausfiibs
ruHaen ipnrbe nit Der seIpannteiten
alnfmtriiamtsit selauidt unb ibm
fpurbe bsssiiiertsr 8sifdl se3olli uHo
am Gdlubs Elm ippbforbienies G1ns
fesroium bargsbrndt. Der pionier
GanaerGpr lsitsts ben 8ortrag bar4
ben gsiang bon .DeutidlaHb Dtutids
..nb iibsr alIss" Elm unb fang ais
Gerr paitor GiI.nlObr seenbet, unier
fpfenbem Beifal Die Md4t am
Hbsin@. Ssrr paitor Giieniobr Jag
fe struo Jolgenbss:
1776 - 1912 - 1915.
.Drsi brbentIame Sabre in Der Ges
fticbis unfsrss aanbes iinb es. bic
bier angsfiibrt iperbsn. Bon ben b,is
ben sritsn ipijIen mir gennu, mas fie
bem QanSe unb beui 0pIte brahten,
bon BEN lsbtsren ldbi iid nod niht
fagsn, ipas % in isinem S4obe fir
uns Derboresn bdlt, btnn nur Der
ileiuife abeit 6siIslbsn 1T ptrsanssn,
ron bem iibrigen fonnsn mir nur dls
in bet 3uiunft Iisssnb r.6en. Do4
ibas ii4 bisbsr IN bisj.m Sabre ereigs
net Bat, bsrentist uns gu Der anE
nabme, bab 1915 in ber Gsi4i6ts
bisfss Qanbes BON isinsr gsringsn
Beoeutuna fein ipirb.
1776 III bds 5abr, bas IN beuslnnds
len bisiss aanbts iih INNER als bos
miaiigfe in Dtr @sfdi1te b.R.lbtu
bebaup.sn iDirb. gs IN bds 9sbIrts.
jabr Des ameritaniihen Bottles. Dem
ipenu aud bic naiipnale Resieruna
porerft nod nitt errt9ttt porben
mar, ia tpenn aud Bel mandeu ber
13 aolonien Der gecdHfe on sins
eeniraie Reeistung iih bur6aus tei'
ner Beliebtbei! erfreiits. aus ben gr'
eigniiitn bieIss Sabrss aing dls nct6-
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terpor. gs mar bas Sdbr. in mel.
dem bic i4pahen aolOnisn, Der sipi'
asn BebriiduHgen unb gepormunbuna
bss engliihsn Muiisrldnbes miibe
ibre llnabbGngisleit BON bemislben
srfldrisn. Dreisebn idfpade aolo'
nien, phne isebsnbes Deer ooer unab'
bduaigs MiIit1rorsdnifoiicH, arm ar
dIIsm. mas sur erfoigrsiHen ariess'
fiibrnna ssbortt, reid nur an bsm e.
zen. Das 'Isllle alg psin n.t Maa''SrsI
rid an aliibenbem 5reibeilsbranl
iino liarf ~ SsDuBIsm, eaB nsu
IND Vtrslnaief ani igtsl Ss..s a, va
REM pcrfsn penn ma9iis.n ehslanl
Den bsp0s9anolpug qln; olt Ill ehs' 9
LAMB Daren Disle Nolohisn HIGHS @ an'
oerss, ais tine le9r eripnni9le yin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-05
SeIbfse eItdubntB.

eIuqueur: .gea. tpetut idb bait 5i
ureinem @ersriigeu bier Ia; II; ssbeatcr
pdre, spis sniirbe i'd ba sii2Gsl"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-15

Ception into our famous social circles
throws new light on the rather mys-
tifying character of the Austrian am
bassador.
When the summer embassy was es
tablshed at Lenox people pursed up
their lips and withdrew into their pal
aces. Many were the whispers:
"Well |, for one, won't have any
thing to do with them!"
But Prince Hohenlohe was a mem
ber Of the embassy staff, and jolly
good fellow as well. He made friends
on the LenoX Cluo golf links. First
he played only once or twice a week,
but soon he was playing every day,
with people like the Frothinghams and
the Sloanes, than whom there are
none in LenoX more mighty.
They entertained him, he entertained
them, and they met the older and
more aristocratic DR.. Dumba at his
entertainments. They found DR..
Dumba, when they had met him, suave,
courtly, polished, charming, and as for
his wife
"Well," said Fred Delafield to me,
a wealthy LenoX resident and club
man, who has been on intimate terms
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-15
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