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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

li6 bon observatory ROab, (Stsuer
$3.50; $500.
8obo W. De9ed. il. an 10. Chm
Degsd. 40 Eel 81 Sub an ber Siio@
Ieite Der 5inbIap Strdbe, (Sieu.r
$3.50; 81.
Die part Gan Building gompanp
an 2lnna Wcgrail. 3S BEL 112 CUB
an Der Wefiieitc BON llnoeipoob place.
418 s5ub n5rblidl BON Warfdn apes
nue., (Steuer $1.50); 81.
Econ 9ipperi an Billidm. 6. 2eos
narD. Cots 20 uub p IN glod u unb
Cots so unb 81 IN gIod 10 in Sibz
lens 5ipeiter llnierdbibeilung in 5krs
race glarf. (5isusr $500; 81.
gothrbne &. DeSilper on edtfnr
6. Dreoe, 35 s5uB an hsr WeIiieiie
pon glsmere 2(rsnue. 175 Sub iiiblih
BON Glane Gpenue in Noripoob. ST.
Sobn g. sso6nIpn an Wiais 8.
Grobpbits II. atnb. Got % in Glsmere
llnterobibsiluns in RorDcob. (Sttusr
SZ.0U), 3l.
gluauif 6. Senn an aote 6. 9letts
ner, 80 Bel $50 syuB an Der Meft Sort
unb Ribae Roab in Ssfiion 81 in
Mi[lcrett sotpnIip, 81.
Sarab 6. Barrett an 6arrp did
man Ii. @no., 80 bei 215 TuB an Der
@eiiTeite BON Jerbinanb place, 341
JuB n0rblib BON Barton Rono, 81.
Muthilbd gsrnborbt on Samuel
9. Cooper, Got 1901 in Sbio 2anb
II. Smprppemeni Gompanp's llnierabs
tbeilung In glortb College Sin,
(Sieuer 81; 81.
WiIliain s. Sopper an 5enrn 8.
nnb CLARA 6. Dunn. "a 4der 2anb
in Surpep 900 in gnberion gotpns
fbip, (Sfeuer $50; ST.
gonrat Sbillina an @nna Sbh.
ling, Got 33 in Robert T. greiap's
llnterabibeiIung in WabilonpiIle, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
@rxxSeiseHttautsiibert
Cincinnati. 2a. Mars.

@eorss 6. Beng an Sarrp unb
Rois 6omoele. Got 173 in 5iram M.
RuIifon's uHtsrubtbsilung auf prics
SiG, 81.
g. 3. Weitfislb an 8. g. 9ootbbp,
85 sgub an Der Siibieite BON Waperln
4beriic in RorpOob, (Steuer 81; 81.
Wtatbius 5eller an Sobn 80. unb
2ena WsrteI, Got 30 IN Charles 80.
8ater's eriter unterabtbeiluHs IN
Spanbos. (Steusr 81; 81.
Sobn u. Mourn an Charles uHb
ssulia sprreu, so bei 100 SUB an Der
Norbieiis Den SarpurO gbenue in
Serrate pari, (Steuer 500; 81.
gfObert Wlerdls an GnseIa 3.
WsrdIs. elm unsstbeiltes 1s2 SntereIfs
in 25 b.i 100 SUB an Der Sftfeits Der
@intlsr StraBs. 81.
gbriitine 9e9agroir an Wil5el'
nina Rdhe uub Warie aopp, 33 GuB
an Der Gillette Der Belpsbsre Strabe,
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
Wlbers y. COOPER an gll1 ). Sns
milton, 25 BEL 10 s5ub an Der Siio'
feite Der gilmore Sirabe in Gums
minsbiI1e, (Sieilsr S3); 81.
sgrant M. 9rppIep an @iIliam unb
2ouiis gisbOlb, "a GuB an Der Sits
iette Der @eItern 2fpenue in Gair,
mount, (Stsuer $3.50; 81
2ouifa Selter II. gnS. on @il,
liam r. RiGarb, 35 BEL 78 Gub ar
Der WeitIeits Der glap GtruBe, 135
syuB nDrblih Der 2tlliion Strabe, 81.
glbert 8. iyreibers II. 2lnb. al
Grace r. Stir, 100 Bel 200 SUB al
ber Giibfeite pon Greenipopb 4Denue
$50 s5uB fpeifli9 BON Redbins Roai
| in Mponbale, (Gteuer 500; 81.
2ouifa Sbato an @ilIi0m @. Sisf'
te, 30 bei 200 s5ub an Der WefieitI
ssu Wi&iscn GDsaus. 200 s}ub NIB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

gbp. 8. Sonss an Jirit Wdrb 3.
u. 8. u. Co., $500.
5cbn @ueif il. an Juecb Gpsrrp,
$500.
sof. ed!sIsin an .. 30. Craig.
$3.50.
Dlartba 3. DsBed an Selpitt 2lDt.
g. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
3. 3. asnan on 2ouis eilt. $4,000.
Carrie q. 5aruf an Gbp. Jsbleiieu,
$4,000.
Gmmsi 6. So5nfOn an Ssnnie Q.
DopibiDn. $3.50.
Turb pabmore an 9soples .. II.
9. Co.. $1,000.
gtlIie $. Winteritein an Gin. Wors
iinamens Club .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Gatbrnne g. DeSilper an epans
iton gdnt. $4,000.
Do. on 6crbert 8. pndoub, $3.50.
SotOb 6offman an Star .. q. Qo.
g Co., $25O0.
Wdrcus ssronfIin an pearl Streei
Martet gani. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

'niats b5rsn lisb, iasts Der aanae Isijs
3u autQn:
sd sIaub. Der gtOtbe iisbi fpisbsr
@eipenfter."
limb iie padttn fpieoer duf unb ains
gen porii6iig ipeiter. Gs sins gut unb
Der 2ange uno aiibantons Nfifon ids
men unseieben por bes anton's Saus,
Iuben ibre 2ait ab unb berbargen lie
auf benz SeufaII. 9em Rotben gings
nidt 70 gut. Wie Der eben feline 2nii
abfpirft on Ieinsm 5uuie. benn er bait
te iitb duf eigsne HednunS Elm hars
NANTES gi9bGum9en Su Breunhol5
seffpblen, unb es nit einem frGftisen
syluGe in feline S1eusr idboffen min,
ba Iast plGblid giner biht ueben ihm:
,Gi suten sbsnb. Rotber. felt mann
bift Oh benn Hahts 10 fleibis2 9ai:
ia Dein 9tbtas am 5ase no4 nidts
i6affsn m6sen.1
Dem Rotben ober mars, dls i4niirl
ibm Giner ben 5dls gu, benn Der NIT
ibm iprah, mar ri6tis Der arottsn'
ifuffsl.
.Du pirbs mas S66nes geben,
baate er, npenn Der elm prototon
madt, bann tommif bu mad GobIen;
unb bann iinb Dir bier @oa.n 81
Drummer fi9erer, als morgen friib bt'
Morgenfuppe.1 GO Oa9te Der Rotb'
.unb aitterte pis Elm gspenlaub.
rSbr iperbet mid bod niht aut'
f6rsiben2" fina er enbli9 an.
.Sa, ia, griiberdeu," iasie bel
&rottenItuffsI, -eehn mir nal mitein'
amber nab goblsnS. bann triegit Or
aud nal ben Rhein 81 ieben.4
.Dann Ipring id binsiu. fpsnn i'd
bran tomme,4 iagte Der Rotbe.
.Die 9u pilIit," meiute Der aroti
tenftuffeI. Haa elmer iIsinen Weil'
Iast. er leii. gum Rothsn: rWeHn Oh
tbun ipillit, ipas i6 Dir iage uno oai
Ulaul balten funnit, oann icuit Di
nu6mals freiseben.'
Mas TT basg" fraste b.r,- I'D nil
Ines tbun. tpenn i4 ni4t na9 COB
lena braua."
llnb Der arottsnituffel frat bita al
ben Rotben unb fagte ibm ettpas leti
ins DIR, ipo5u Der ROtbe nur .ja, ia
iastt unb sins bnnn fort. Der Roth
aber nabm bas 86umhen fpisSer du
bic S6ulter unb trua es biHauf in oei
- Sdotenmi4ePs Sheuer. Du Def
| itedte er es I'm SeuIoh.
Qlm anbern Worg.n sesen neun LIB
fam bentarottenitiiffeI init oerHSfoi
fen, Inn SausIuhuns 5u ibun. als be!
S&oteumideIs syrau ben 3rottsuituT
feI aufsSaus Sitfainnen iab, b,abute ID
ni4is 9utes, als aber nun Der Shof
fe nit binsin Fam unb iagie, re iuh
ten elm gi5bGumhen. bos bic Ndt
| eeitobIen tporben lei, ba uurbe iie ME
Der ruhig.r unb iagts, iis ionten M
getroit iudtu, iie fDiirben nitts Tin
ben. Mber l.iber mar ss aubers.
2lls fie iibsr ben Sof sinaen. seisi
Der arott.nituffsl BEN S66ffen bi
3.rbro6ene Dsiafsl ON WoseN, mo
NIT Der @iIbeIm Tags Subor perm
aliidt ipar unb BAG mar ein b6f,s Dor
l5eif,en. Der &rottenItiiffeI ilit,te 81
erft I'm 9drten unb I'M 5olsihuppeI
Oh er ipohl pubis. no bas gdumhe
lag unb ffon ipOIIt. Der SdSff. fori
ssben uHO fagts:
raomm, Der S9Otsnmi9el bats bot
nidt gehOIt.'
rHd, banu poIIeu mir nur nod |
Der G4eu,r nadisbsn uub ipeuns b
ni6t lit, bdnu ssbeu MIR iugte b
arottsnifuffsl.
4 2lls er in bas Ssulo6 fam, bn fan
sr .s baIb, nnbm Sas Mab baoon IN
b.rii9erts, res puiie auf ben Stod, NJ
SrauT sesoFtn, ss babe ssrabs bo
WsaB unb .s fsi bas seftO1lsus Baum
den
Hn,-4fat,,t,n foIof
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
Die BaIlIllIli@(e.
HoDsue bon sraasott 3 aI1Dss.
lnurtiesuns.l

Damit ifob es ben Wiltelm 5u BEN
Maris9en bin unb ma9te fih ettpas
3u f9affen, bab bic geioen allein ta=
men. Ob nun Der Milbelm BEN @iarie>
9sn ben 3ub seseben, ipsib i'd nidt,
benn bas Gidborn9en. bds pben dnf
benz 8aume fab. bat niHts perratbsn
unb bas 9en9en bat herumgeieben;
aber 70 piel fpsib i'd, bab es ben geis
ben 10 Itiper ipuroe. baB lie ii6 trens
nen iolItsu, dls sinsen lie duf ytlnls
mertpisbsrieben.
slui benz Seinrpegc fpar Der &ll'
6elm 10 fibel unb murter, bab er ale
aieber fang unb pfiff, bic er fpnbts,
unb iosar san5 iiberiab, bub Der arot.
tsnituffel, Der ibnen besesnete. iis ni6t
NAL sriibte uno ibm 5ornis uno bob
mild nahiab. ct bate beutt ieinem
Grsiten 5einbe persebsn, 10 sliidlih
mar er. Die 95slein iangen htate pisl
IdDner als ipnit. Sb bic aud I'm bss
@il6elm's aiebe uubien unb iid nit
ibm frsutens -
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b.issntsnms 'Sppstbeiea
gleutingetragem.


Grace 5. Dan an Georss g. Beng,
$500.
Gua aOenig an SsiIs W. Stspari,
$3.50.
CLARA gurrus an ylortb 5nbe part
.. II. 6. Co.. $1100.
Gbparb q. DsonsoIb an Gcrtf@ritt
8aus8eretn, $2500.
@ntbonp 6. Serb an bo., $500.
Sable z. 0eWldr on 2ennoy .. u.
8. Co.. $2500.
Sofepb aiffHsper on Genate 6. u.
3. u. Co., $1,000.
gDi[liam 9. 9spou an @ine Street
Congregational Gburdb, $4333.31.
S5annh Sats an Wounb q. u. Il.
g. Co., $4,000.
Charles ssrreu an Glisabstb M.
Grues, $500.
5enrp Spbdr an Souiberu ObiO
Sdpinas Bant Co., $2400.
9eutrir @illiams an Catherine g.
WcgoIIn, Dormuub. $1,000.
Joiep5 Gorbes an Glia u. Burg
barbt, S1700.
Maris aDpp on Weisrn German
8ant, $500.
Gliis aoebIer an Della aramsr,
$14O0.
Glla 3. Samilton on GnierpriIs g.
q. Co.. $1,000.
Gna 8. Samilton an Sputherr
Sbio 8. u. z. Co., S2700.
Guesns Gor an Garben Q. II. g
Co.. $2500.
Sum.s s. oofsr on aiberaI 6. u
3. Co., $500.
Sorab u. Sones an bo., $500.
ssoco6 Doerflsiu an Brighton Ger
man gant Co.. $3.50.
Wiaiam ReboIb al 9rigbton Ger
man 8ant Co., $1,000.
Guos Sunes an George 8. S@ott
| Sbsriff, $3.50.
Sarrn Wanbsu an So5n Quur
tors. $3.50.
50. ainn 9eeed an Setnitt gtps
8. II. 3. o., $2500.
Wlaris g. Seint an Robert W. Ses
baum. $496.
gna Werritt an GoutExrn Obj
8. II. z. Co.. $500.
Wlorib &Iein on pearl Warts
9ant. $500.
Wforp EdBmors an gborlss pab
more. $500.
gaefar Wreoe an propibent Cab
inag .. u. &. Co., S2750.
| @aInra u. MirtbIin an Gin. Wori
in6mens Club 9. u. 6. Co., $4,000.
SoIsna 8. Maguirs on Gbpar
9. Gninn. 800.
Sarrn Gidman II. @nb. an V. Ba
fer. $2500.
2llsranber M. frarruot an Star 9
u. Rp. 3 Co.. $2750.
9etitsts 5ppotbkfen.
GbiDdrb g. mansolb en- Gorti9rii
8ousWsrein. $2500.
0eo. SO. 5ibbles an Weitern l
Sout1ern 2iis Sni. Co., $500.
9irbis Goldman an Clinton 6.
3. Co., $4,000.
syannp Safs an WlDnnb Q. 2l. ,
6. Co., $45o0.
Do. an Sabie Gods, $1,000.
SOiepbine Strider on Gable Str
der, $500.
WlatbiIba SDsfsn an Tleutor 8.
q. Co., $1,000.
gbriitina Ds Ga Groir an Rori
Ginti. e. u. 9. Co., $500.
soispb gorbes an ssrene 3. Gusrr
fen, $500.
German Roitman an German
8rof6eur. $500.
sJrant 3. S!rider on Delta Goo
/ alH'n. Co.. $3.50.
gliie aDebler on Suns ct. 3. G
, II. 6. Co., $500.
Sacob Doerflein on Brighton Ge
. man Bunt. $500.
! s5of. aiffRper an msitru 6iI
. q. g. y. 8. Co. $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

S6mey8fu W pstOtR
l;sifen, peI4s bte
llersse ouf cine gnf>
Iinouua 5uradlufaksi
ten ptrfrhitu. S4'
lit fAper 40 ssphfni
9fiien eines IseeH
ARpnnts unb y uree
sebr biian. 3wei Sab
Re lang aano Id nntsr
Der Cbtnt eines AIt,
tes, obns cine gshs>
tuns msiues bahans
bts a. erinngtH. eno>
ftdb uodb uifberbplter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

kuiIcrbtruna, tcdl eineu gsriuH nit apbis
q. ginitami geadable Gomponnb ~ mae
den. ftot i'd, bies. Madbtrn ID bic btifts
6Iafhe bieirs 9ompounbs gtrommen bnffe,'
mar ic1 i'm Stanbe, nIeinr tdeiiheH 3dus.
haltunp nndaeten sn fonnfn. Wunufebr bin
Id 70 geiunb unb ifdrf, ipis js tubur- Ja
bin bereit. Dsoem briehih. iofsrn Is srs
piuidt IN, Nuffidruue aber nisinen Bn~
itanb 10 gtbtn.' - FRAU dofsptu>
Tin, 500 dourtb Gpsnns, @linnsapoIis.
Winn.
2hbia q. Einthauf's 8egstabIe Gcn1bonrb
pirb aus tinhtimiid,m @urssln rRb Nrdu'
tern braeltsnt uno % snibdIf psber SAiafs
rs.iid no6 anbers fAdbliHe 1rs6ufn. MUD
htuit ifebi q ale bas etiolgreihIte 6etlmifs
tel fur 6rnusnleiben pbenau-
g1enn Sic elmer btrariigsn Netigin be-
oiiritn. ipatnm ridt eines Beriu6 bnurit
madtn?
sSsnn Sie Den Ieiititcn SipeifeI bei
gen, baE 3bneu SpOiu 6. yinibam's
&egetable Gowponnb btlieu fonnfc,
idrcibeu Sic an bic 9pbia 6. Binfs
ham 0eoieine 50. (pertraulidI),
Chm, Dlaii., nm 9iatb. Jbr Sdreis
ben iuirb ppn eiHcr Trau ge6ifnet, ges
Ieien nu6 beantiuortet aub ltreua uess
trlulid bebanbtlt werSsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24


Geliiam, fat sroisst III ss. bdb lans
qe, biinne Spinnenbeine ben tur3eH,
fsitsn a5rp,r tragsn, bsm man ans
iiebt, bab imeliblife ardfte in INN
i4ldfsn. strdfte, benen bas fpilbeite
Qeben nihts anhabsn ionnte. Or bat
itol3s, berrifGeBapesunssn. Or fpridt
nit elmer niht unih0nsn Stimme pitl
su Iaut. 70 als itiinbe rr INNER auf
sinem grersierplab oo.r &aiernennoT.
1robbsm 1T er anaisbtnb, unb Is
aebt Don ibnr ein GROCER 3aiiber aus.
DsjprGbe NIT ibm iinb cine Jreube.
Gs 1T mSsIi6. bab auber ben miIiids
riIfen 9ingen feline 8enntniiIe HiGt
grpb unb tisf iinb, aber IS bat ben
Nnitsin, aIs gdbe es nihts. mas tr
niai griinbIih beberriti. CT bat
cine 4rt 5u fpre1en, bic hinreibeno
III, unb fpenn man bic Gube bat, bic
Sd5nbeit eines Gabes 5u genisben. 10
pirb mon nitt miibe, ibm 5ir5nb6s
rem. Or iisbt 70 gar ni9t pariIsrif4
aus, unb er ipirit bod gang fuie Elm
Barrier, nid,t nur burd i.in gIdn5ens
bes Sran50iifh, fonbsrn nod piss
mebr bur9 pie pibise, fpriibeHbe uno
Iebenbiee Mrt, nit Der CT aaes dns
greift unb bsIeuhisi. Don allen De'
paltfbdten ieinss Ge6sns li,f EN-
buniler Ruf biner ibm her; bin uno
ipisber perndbm man, bab ey an4 In
paris In allerlei ruiiiife 0eDobns
beiten perfalIen mar, unb man fliiiterts
iid5 in ben eden b.s Salons manAs
Ifredlite gefHihk iiber Jpn gu: dber
bos gllles tonnte ibm nidts anbabsn.
| ia, piea.idt bob iid bon bsm bunflen
grunbe bisf.r Gsyii4ts bic angsn.bme
altt, fpie er ii9 i'm Soion. 5eigte, nod
beler unb lsuhtenber ab. CT mar in
9aris, in 9onoon. ipobin er oft ineog.
nito ging unb pdbrfdsinlid ouh tn
peiersburg Der pollenhetIte Ruifurs
menI6 peiteuropdii1er 9lrdguns. CT
iIi mufitaliid, sr III Elm Greunb Der
aiiniis, ia, man Eat foedr gebSri. oaB
er biss unb bas sur sJ6rb:runs Der
Difenf6afish setban bat. Gr benefit,
bab man gang erfiilli bon birisr be-
| riibmten culture tin lam - tin
Mort, an BEN man ii4 in Grantrsi4
if,on ieit2angem beralid)t jnt - mo
bub man bod bonn ipdhrtn Settle bsr
auliur aud nidt sinsn 9aud ge'
Iplrt su ba6en brau@i. Wenn td ibn
| iab, niubte i'd, INNER an bic Gef4i4te
Der ga3slls b,nisn bic niHt glauben
! polIte, tab Der f66ne 5iger Eel all'
ieiner GA5nbeit 10 b6is fsin f6nnte.
Gsin ruifiT9ss 8lut tarf man BE-
| stpeiieln, abr ieinsm qon5eu Weien
| uan tit sr ein shtsr Ruife, unb Rubs
| lambs hsimIi9Fer Wille III in ihm its
tenbia pstrorben = unS oisisr mil.
| osht auf nihts anberes aus. dIs aui
ansdiuna unblintsrbriiduus Der gan.
| seu WsIt unter bas Ruhtniph, ani
gernihtuna Der aultur. duf bic anss
beIuna Der freien mmiGfeit 5u Sum
ftsn Der rufiii6sn Wadtbubsr unn
itrsr gel6Gpfs. Wdre Dsuti9luub
erlebiat, 10 niirbs sinss Snsss 5runf'
| reid on bic Rsibs fpmrnen.
Der GroBfiirft Hiiolat IL bic ber'
t5rpsrte 9erni6tung. Mir miidsn
niht nur uns unb unItrs GyiItsu5,
mir miiiien bic asTammts aultur Gu
rDpas Dor ihm idlbm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

Dspberre 4inber. sebper:
uWag bsibt bas: Gin Waun ma9t Fd
fsl6fdnbiga-
S4iilss: CT labs iia id5sissals
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
Rad idwerttlt
3iueiidbristill 2tiotIr
Hnrbe Trnn aftIin bic GeInub9el4
miebtrscstbsu bnrd s1bta I
6. Einfbant's %esstabIs

g,innenpplis, g9inn. - .1n9beul mtiSe
Bobp ssr Belt esiomnien mas, lttf ID an
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-13
TEST OF THE TARIFF Is YET TO COME

WHEN the war that is when the Wilson tariff will begin
w work its havoc in the country But perhaps get it
modified before the and determined European invasion
will begin Some of the countries of Europe will find hard to dis
of their surplus goods to other European countries due to the
of feeling that will Brithers will buy of Germans
will Germans buy of British manufacturers All Europe
such feelings will abound and will be necessary for such
outside world for The United
being creditor nation able buy and pay will become spe
ca field The agents European
states They will put their goods into this country prices that
will drive American manufacturers
the European standards and the European will
after the war while the industries reeuperatng.
If escape the floods and the wpng own
industries will have get into better tariff position We
not do without modifying tariff it
that the waters will flow and overflow
dustrially.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-13
SMALL BLAZE QUICKLY CHECKED

The department was called out at
$3.50 this morning for a blaze on up
per Florence avenue. 1t was caused
by starting the first fire of the season
in a house where the fue was defec-
tive. As. result the ceiling was
quickly in flames. Women in the
neighborhod went to work as bucket
brigade and when the department ar
rived there was nothing to do except
apply the chemical.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-13
IF LAWS WERE AS LAWS SHOULD BE

INTERNATIONAL law should be enacted making a serious
ofense for peaceful unpussant liner engaged conveying
and products submarines should
also be railroad raversng
reserved for the sky pilots
No wonder Germany refuses make PREPARATION for sinking the
Arabic Look how seriously the diver menaced Even there
armament aboard would have been compelled head
time il shot which offended its dignity
The Arabic peacefully pursuing
travelled The submarine intercepted its with
its peiscope showing and then discharged
to their death 1t the
require Belgium huge indemnity for permitting itself
neutral nation, to be devastated
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CLIPPED AND CREDITED

John Wanamaker hasn't bought Belgium yet give him time
can't you? Give him
The Russians to be unable to find any
from ntrusion.-Calveston News
The motorists who with accidents in the morn
those who stay late night Milwaukee Wisconsin
The gmmer OF the intelligence that begins German
diplomacy surprising is gratifying Birmingham News
Perhaps the knowledge that the effective vocal bonn
bardment is practically unlimited will cheer the colonel upWas
mgtOn Post.
There are plenty of holes in the lines of the allies through which
the colonel could show his ermansRichnond News
Leader
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NOW is THE TIME TO SWAT THE FLY

MATURE rendered material assistance the people Tonopah
this morning swaing the flies little pests having per
lshed by the million 1t noticed however after the sun came
out good and that thousands feasg on sw
that had been thrown from the of cabin on upper Flor
ece avenue they were fatenng themselves for impending hber
nation AT this particular is dangerous exposed
any deeang matter which they may every female y
that thus permitted to herself before retiring the winter
likely to become the mother of hundreds thousands of the pests
the spring opens There seasons when the great
est success made OF swang the fly and they
appears in the spring and when she prepares hibernate in the fall
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-13

Take tip from the squirrel and
prepare for winter Wood Sullivan
Hardware Co.-Adv .S9t6.
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COLLAR THE CANNES

liz London Times is quite right saving: "Ts time
be Numbering about animals appeal was sent TO
that for assistance the homeless cats Neither
tins time for Numbering about hyrophoba
spreading about Nevada Let ordinance enforced and
tags placed all dogs destroying are not tagged Then
rabies the their licensed
pets With the hosts of nowned roaming through the city
and ubsng the garbage dump human life would
be great hydrophoa should in its appearance the
northern tier of counties
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HANGING NOT FULL PENALTY

HERE good people who SILVER the idea of capital
punishment and who to have it abolished
fact have practically succeeded But what other
ment than the could have expated David Fon
an In this instance the taking was an eve for
tooth for tooth The preliminary should have been
torture both mental and physical will all and mothers
The old Biblical system which deemed too severe
these days of silk gloved cmnoogy in time be found TO
have erred the side of leniency
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-13
SAFEGUARD AGAINST FIRE

WIS morning was the first of the that
for heating them succeeded ionno tho
ceiling of causing turned in while high
WIND was blowing Fortunately the damage there
should have been ALL People installed stoves This
who have moved other they know
OF the safety appliances make horono
ANIMATION OF them before starting the first autumn If is
usually the that there at the outbreak
cold weather due to this lack of application of first prn
cipes of safety first
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-13

Seven innings, by agreement
Batteries-Fromme and Meek; Greg
DRY. Fittery and Lynn.
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NEW MANAGER FOR TIN SHOP

Wood Sullivan Hardware Co. has
secured the services of Chas. Richard.
son, tinsmith, to take charge OF
their shop and are prepared TO do any
sheet metal work. Special attention
will be given to safeties and smoke.
stacks We also do plumbing. ADV
S9t6
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nave od over 100000 Ford cars the time proashang
eah VIII be distributed rapidly
Retail purchasers
Ia S o clay
has reaI,ing mo
of a ater late
to rpduce
months and therefore sharing delivered dune
August September and October '
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Detroit
ON DISPLAY
ToNOPAH
JENKINS HAND MOTOR AGENTS
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MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP

fire department Is to be commended for removing greater
amount of the tarvia dust from blocks on Main street and
for disturbing the equilibrium of horoughrs bnt that
not sufficient Before the wntry gales we expect the com
mssoners TO make thorough cleanup The job half compcd
but clean sweep is demanded
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-21
SAILORS IF AMERICAN SHIP ARE IMPRISONED WHILE
 VESSEL UNLOADS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-The state department was notified today that American sailors on the American freight carrying steamer Green brer have been released by the German authorities at Bremen, where the Greenbrier has been unloading a cargo of cotton. Thsc is the first ntimation that the department has had that the men had been ar rested, and details are omitted to the of the detention' It is presumed, however, in the absence of the facts that the were either taken into GUS tody because of misconduct while ashore or were de- tained until the departure of the ship to prevent them from obtaining military information which might through them become available to hostile nations.
 The Greenbrier is the ship which sailed from New Orleans for Bremen with cargo of cotton, and a certificate of the nature of the cargo from the British consul at the former place. In spite of this she stopped by British warship and detained two days at a British port before being allowed to proceed on her voyage. The matter created consd- erable resentment among American shipping men and the subject of note from the state depart ment to the British government.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-21
SECOND STRIKER DIES IF H|S
 WOUNDS

ROOSEVELT, N. J., Jan. 21-Car- man Patty, one of the strikers wound ed in the battle between the deputy sheriffs and strikers at the plant of the American Agricultural Chemical Co.,, died in the hospital here this morn ing, being the second one of the strikers to succumb to wounds reeeiv- ed during the fight.
 A movement is on foot among the citizens here to have the deputy sher- ifs withdrawn from the plant, the sen timent against them being very bitter.
 An agent of the Federal Industrial Relations Commission, who has been here Investigating the shooting, has finished his work and will make his report to the commission, now is ses- sion in New York city.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-21

In the East the German offensive movement con tnues in Galicia, and in the Carpathan mountains The Turkish army invading Caucasus has been large ly annihilated and is in precptate retreat be- fore the victorious Russians.
 Germany has exhausted her resources as regards officers for her troops. The German army has lost on an average twelve officers to the regiment, and being thus deprived of men trained to command is unable to develop the of her effective men except at the expense of existing units