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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-21

llnb odnn tpn1mt Der 9etterle.
Wsr 1T Der 0etterle2 Gr beibt gar
nitt 10, ipnberu Sdoltduer, nber alls
DsIt nennt ibu @etterle. Gr tOmmt
nit bsm Yoitdutp urO brin1t Die
Selbpoft, benn er III Der 5eIbpuits
brieftrdoer. 2tuh er sat einen lido
nsu biiresrli6cn geruf, teinen 70 eez
5iloeten pie Der aommanOdntus, aber
aud sinen, Der iif iehen Iafen lam,
er III n6mlit gergfiibrer.
9ln ieiner Solodtsnuiibe bat er ne !.
Ben oem GbelpsiR aug gled) eine
Spielbobnfsber, bic triimmt iih nah
borne.
~9etterle, be @etterIel Wie gebts2
5dIdt nos fir mi69"
@etterle laht iibers gunse 6sIi9t,
tbeiIt aus, bat fat fir jebsn ettpas,
unb fpenr er fir einer nidts bat.
oann trDftet er ibn: r's nGrtemuI!
Bartif bait tpeng 9elt9"
Gr tommt NIT BEN poiiauto auf
Der Stsabs ouf bio mautmaI bic
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-13

or less popular music. There Will be
no long waits for the game, which
will be started promptly on schedule
time at 8 O'clock,
The Cub executive figures that the
cabaret singers are very entertaining
but that the people are coming out
to his ball lot to watch the players
The Cubs are only two men over
the 21-player limit, and it will not be
necessary to make final reduction
until May 1. Pitcher Schorr and
Catcher Earl Tyree are the fellows
slated to depart, but each will nave a
string attached.
Pittsburgh, with lineup comprIs-
ing many new faces, came to the,
North Side park this afternoon to
open a three-game' series with Joe
Tinker's Whales. Manager Cakes
has a fine ball team, his infield, with
Konetchy, Yerkes, Berghammer and
Mowrey, being especially strong and
capable.
tinker sent his men through prac-
tice this morning, the major portion
of the workout being devoted to bat
ting, in which department the locals
have had small chance to perfect
themselves this spring.
Locally the Fed plan to steal
march on organized baseball by open
ing the season ahead of time has
not been much of a success. Rain has
PLAYED havoc with the plan, holding
down the opening day crowd and
causing cancellation. of games Sun
dav and Monday. There will be no
game tomorrow because of the open
ing on the west side.
Manager Tinker is planning the
DISMISSAL of two or three more ath-
letes before the close of the week. His
roster is down to 25 men, and will
not be reduced Glow %. 1t is expected
that an infielder, outfelder and pitch
Ioo oct aWaV
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-13

be used. There is still question
about left field, Quinlan appearing to
have the call over Jack Fourier.
Jim Scott is being picked as the
pitcher to start, with Faber in reserve
in case the Wyoming fellow slips.
Jimmy Breton will be started at third
base and his tenure of Office depends
solely on his hitting. Bobby Roth, a
converted outfeldeT, has been doing
some excellent work since he was
place dat third for the Goofs. His
hitting has been the best of the Sec
ond string men. If he can defend
the position successfully he will push
Breton aside before the season is very
old, as the Illinois collegian is not
much of clubber.
News comes from the coast, where
Ed Walsh remained for further prac-
tice, that the Big Reel has been work.
ing easily, and that his arm appears
to be as capable as ever. The por-
tent of that news can be realized by
any Sox rooter.
AL BromWich, third base candidate,
has been turned back to Davenport
of the Three-Eye league.
For various attractions of the box
ing rules the Wisconsin boxing COM
mission yesterday SUSPENDED Gene
Cannon, Jack Cashiel for four
months, and Kid Kreisch and Kid
Bruhny for six months. Ruby
Hirsch did not appear and his case
was continued.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-13
CLIMATIC LOGIC

A young lady who was going to
New Zealand to get married went to
a dressmaker for her trosseau. The
dressmaker suggested warm one.
The young lady asked why, see
ing that the climate of New Zealand
is beautifully mild one.
The dressmaker replied:
81 assure you, madam, you are mis-
taken, for that is where the frozen
meat comes from"
-O-O--
Why doesn't one of those warning
nations buy a lot of canoes and pre-
sent them to the enemy? The canoe
is deadlier than the submarine.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
WALKERS CORRAL
Nay, Grain and Wood
PHONE. 842
ANDY RoUSH, Manager
Assessment No.
NEW BONANZA GOLD MINING
COMPANY

Principal place of business, Eureka
City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors, held on the
10th day of October 1915, an assess
ment Of one-eighth of a cent per share
was levied on the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately to
August A. Nordyall, secretary treas
urer of the company, branch office
1926 East Second South street, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the Goth
day of November, 1915, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction and, unless payment is
made before, will be sold on the Sth
day of December, 1915, to pay the de-
linquent assessment together with the
cost of advertising and expense of
sale.
AUGUST A. NORDVALL.
Secretary Treasurer.
1926 E. End So. ST.. Salt Lake City,
Utah. AdvO29td
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
INDUSTRIES HURT BY
PROL0NGING OF WAR


lily AAhOeluteu Presh.D
GENEVA. Switzerland Nov 18.-
Swiss railroad companies and hotel
keepers are feeling severely the pro-
longation of the war The tourist
business has so dwindled that hotel
keepers estimate their losses at $780,
100000 while secondary railways lin.
GLIDING the funiculars) reckon theirs
at about one fourth of this sum. due
to the loss OF both passengers and
freight traffic. The Swiss govern.
ment is helping, as far as possible to
alleviate the distress. but it has it,
self great burden to support, and
its state lines suffer from the diminu-
ton in transit traffic. The Swiss are
cutting down expenses in public mat
tiers to minimum, but If the war
continues the outlook for Switzerland
is black. In large number of cases
II even threatens. bankruptcy.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
I'D. MARINER
MUSIC HOUSE

The Oldest and Most Reliable House
in this Territory. Pianos, Phono.
graphs, Band and String instruments.
Why not get the Very Latest, sold on
Easy Terms? Sheet Music zoe and
i5e. Write for catalogue and prices.
BOX 442, RENO, NEVADA
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
FIR MUFFS FOR THE
MEN ON THE FRONT
eol DlERS ARE TO HAVE FEM.
NINE COMFORT ACCORDING
TO LATEST RULE

pERLIN, Nov. 1S.-Fur muffs for
soldiers are the latest recommends
,,on Of the versatile General Won Bue-
low.
The recommendation is made in re-
n,v Ia an inquiry which the Tageblatt
addressed to all the German army
COMMANDMENTS, asking for suggestions
as 10 the most appropriate Christmas
Gifts for soldiers at the front Won
pneow replied that NUNS would be
vary useful on the eastern fronts, TO
No used by men on duty in the tren-
ches. Old and WORKOUT muffs, he
adds. would be just as useful as
brandnew ones. There must be a
cord attached" he explains. so that
we can hang the muffs round our
necks"
Mackensen, from Serbia, asks for
cocoa, chocolate. fat, and butter. Gall
witz replies only: I'VE don't want any
wool, we are richly provided with
that" Admiral con Roster urges
against the sending OF spirits or In
fact alcoholic beverages. In fact. nc
spirits are asked for by any troops
except the guards regiments, which
want rum. The Crown Prince sug
gests light red wine and smoking ma
terials
Other commanders mention slip
peB. warm socks. handkerchiets, can
dies, old carpets, tooth brushes, writ
ing materials, and suspenders.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
Irish LITERATURE
LOSES BRIGHT LIGHT

NY AssOrInted PreHs.l
LONDON, Nov 1s.-ln the death of
Standlsh OGrady, which is announc-
ed from Hale, Cheshire, England, mod
ern Irish literature loses one of its
most brilliant representatives. As
poet, essaylst, and historian, O'Gra-
dy's work is generally regarded as the
starting point Of the so-called Celtic
Renaissance
O'Grady was in turn lawyer jour
nalist and author. He was native OF
Tipperary and 90 years old.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
IRRIGATION CO. INCORPORATES

Yesterday the Summit Lake lrriga-
tion company filed articles of incor.
poration with Clerk Dayey The CAPT.
tai stock is placed at s25O.O0O, divided
into million shares OF the par value
of rs cents each and the inoorpora.
tors are Il. 7. Ashley r f. Pickens
and 7. j. d. Salter Silver State.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18

And In accordance with law, and an
order OF the Board of Directors made
on the gard day OF September. 1915. so
many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, at the offlce of the
Company, Room 265 Russ Building, San
Francisco. California. on Monday, the
9Th day OF December, 1915, at the hour
Of 2 o'clock y. m of said day. to pay
delinquent assessments thereon. to-
gether with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF the sale.
CHARLES d. OI4NEY,
Secretary.
Office. Room ae6 Russ building, san
Franctane. California
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
ATTACHMENT CLOSES SALOON

The Miners Bar on eddie avenue
was closed this morning by Chief
Evans on an attachment issuing out
of the case of George Filipovich YER
sus John Urkargovick.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday. 46.
a year ago, a.
Lowest temperature last night, 80:
a year ago, "a.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18

birds had been seen for a generation,
several have been observed within the
past few weeks. In the Island of Rum
the big birds are so numerous that
they have repeatedly Numbered into
traps set for rats.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
EAGLES INCREASE IN
SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS

Try Associated Press.b
LONDON. Nov. IS. Owing to strict
preservation. eagles are increasing
rapidly in numbers among the Scot
fish Highlands and nearby islands As
many as five eagles have recently
been seen at once in Sutherland, while
in Ardchattan, where none of the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
e. w. SMITH
TOnOpaf1 Studio

Portrait and Scenic Work. Anything
Photographic, we can do it. Special
midsummer prices Cutting Bldg,
Main St., Tonopah. New.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-11-18
SALE NOTICE
Assessment No. z
TONOPAH Gypsy QUEEN MINING
COMPANY

Location of principal place of bus
mess and location OF works, Tonopah,
Nye County, Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-
count of Assessment No Z, levied on
the 23d day of September, 1915, the
several amounts set opposite the names
lows:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
s,u.r6eitattnuas gersiu.

Ter bieiiee 3Deie SO. 20 bes
9toroanleritGniihen Jeuerbeitattlrngs
@ereins madlt ciieHbdr reft erfreu.
Iiae 5ortidritte. ipie es iib in Der
lesten @eriaWmlung 5eigte. @nb.
reno i'm periIoiienen Sabre insge.
!amHt spnnsig WiitsIieoer oerH31peig
beitrateu fpurSen in ben Wonnten
SSanunr lmb 5ebrunr bisies Sabres
bereits eli neae YiiteIieoer gepon.
nen. @it bcrettioter 9uperiid)t bofft
oarum Der goritano, i'm 2auie bes
SSabres ultf cinen 3iriuads Don me.
nigitens cinem fafben Suubert uener
MitslieSer. sln Der iiotbieen gropa.
goiloa Iuiien es Die reuen @ennlten
midi iebIen.
SIM letter. Sabre bot Der bieiise
3ipeig adt geitglieber bur6 ben Zoo
perlprer, irnb bic linteritiislingsbe.
trdge iuyrben ben SiiiterbIiebenen IN
ieoem Sale prompt aiisbe5nblt. Die
n1iyiic regeImdBjge 9eridHmlung bes
.3iueigpereiHs ipiro apI 2s. Ndt5, 2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
eetrdHsden.

- 4m q. WGrs psriammslt ii4 Ss'
iyrausnpersin Der Gp. ct. Wattbdus
O.msinbe IN Glmfpoob place fpafol
6. 6. Shmibt) 5ur @srIcmmIuns uni
gum aaffeetrdn5@sn. gebsnans bd
ben bitsntal bic ioIeenben Grauen II
Sinbsn: u. mi,be, 20. S1mibborii
Q. grodFsd, q. 90. gIbsrs. 6. s)stsrs
3. gsdsr, 8. Wunitr. 20. Munisr. o
lllmer uHb .. 5bislmtper.
- Gpnnsritas. 4. Wdr5, psrjam.
melt iid Der Urauenpsrtin Der goIum,
bia g.meinbs (paitor Z. J. 5<rr.
MANN. iyiir ben aaffs, iptrb,n for.
gen: Jrau eb. glusIIsr. iyrau Ne'
grsip. 5rau WeWanaman, 5rauRinl
uRb arau 5frrmunn. Wiislisbss uni
Jreunbe bss @.rsins finb bsrsIid elm
geIaSen.
= Der Srausnp.r.in btr Jmma.
nuels @emeinbs in 1airmpunt CgaItpr
8. !. SonneborD psranitaIist am
9onnsriias bieTsr WO9. Elm aaff,..
frGn5hen. Qrrangeure beHslbsn iinh
bic 5ruuen gliia6etb Saurr, Rarsas
rtib Sdulb. aatbarius GsibenIpinnsr,
glifabetb S9eurtr, aatbarins Sisf.rt,
Qena Gausr, gbnd Sau1, aouiis
S@ranb. Warie Shrsin,r, Ularis
Seibtnipinnsr. Mdrgarsth5aubr uno
2cuiis Surnau.
= Der iyrausnp.rein Der 9ritien
Deutf1. prot Gir9e an Der WaInnt
ndbe 8. Sirab,, (paitor 8. Sasfner).
bdlt beuie Wahmittas nm 2 llbr Iein.
MenaisberInmmlnns perbunbsn nit
RaffssirGnshsn. yoIsenbs Dnmen
iinb bic 9srnniiaIterinnsn unb labsn
frsuHbIihft bn3u elm: Mdria stephan,
2ouifs Stodmann. Nina Stumpe.
Warin 5h5rnsr, Carolina llnneipebr,
Carolina 0onfanss, Gliis 9olmer.
iSritbsrifa Mtblins, Mina Wi.tislbt
unb Carolina MiIig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-04
0liosr ls|sbgs6ung.
Der Giutinnatier SanbeIsfanIiier
uno Dem BuiiueB @en's Club
iperoen SdmeideIeieu ge.
ladf
fagt.
Die g,OrIaoe i'm Sntereiie BON George
Eefrbab abermaIs absethan.

GoIambmg, g., 8. @dr3. Gs
bleibt babel, George GedebadJ boz,
Gineinnuti, Der fir Dor % Snbrerl
laIs Steueriiiquiiitor geIeiitete EienIte
GntiGdbisiing sum 9etrage bon 1922
600 beaniprlf)t, befonlnit fein @elo
Die Bill, biriter ipelher Die Gelegn'
| tion BON hamilton 60. ftano. ipiiroC
eeitern befdnutIi6 NIT nur elmer
Gimme periporfen (54 segen 53).
9errca BON Gupaboga 90. itelte je'
bod, beiite ben autrag auf @icoerer'
pGsung, icbab bie gorIngc dberuials
Dor ons Sails fam, bod ipitroe ibr
oasjeIbe gtidiaI bereitet tpie eeitern.
Die Daabreeel purbe biesfinI nit 81
gegen SO Stimnren perrporfeH. Gs
fam Bel Der Gr5rteriiitg 81 idurfen
Acknowledgement. giepr. Suls.
min BON SamiIton 60. be5eidnctc
gum @eiipiel Die Gineinnatier San.
oelSfammer, cine @eenerin Der grild
giI, dls cine @anbe BON rSigb-
brO.us" ,rno ~Siebbinbers". Mepr.
Sarbing ron Samilton Go. nnnntr
Or. 8. Cor, ben Sefretir oes Ginriil.
natter @uiineb 0'en's Club, Der e6en.
ials geeen Die @ia gearbeitet bate,
einen be5abIten 2obbpiften. Die nd,i
9leprdicinanten bon Sanrilton Co.,
neld)e fiir bic grnd gill Tim sffe.
rcijc Eedebnd,s) iih ins @eidJirr ae.
Ieet batteI, rddten ii6 fiir ibre Wie.
berIaee ioslcid, jnoem iie geeen Die
goniiniftrationsporlase oes 0lep.
Reisbarb Don Sutton Go. iiintmten,
inoourdj aus Observation-Disclosures
Die ppiien Der rier IanoipirtbiduitIi.
d,ci Stadtsiupcrpiioreu obgeihaiit
iperoen iollten. 9ieie gorlcee ging
nit 40 pcoen 63 Stimmen perloren.
Die garuet Bill 5ur 4iten6irung
bes gonSerbei6e aIiiibperbiitiingsge-
ietes, peIde fir beute Rod,nrittag 9
llbr als Spcjialgei@dft anf Der Ia.
eesoroniing bes ScnntA itano. ipirbe
bonn Trainaee aomntittee nit Der
gnpiehIinig Der annabme einberid,-
tet. slIs aber Die angeIesenbeit auf.
ger,iien piir6e, sog Senator 9Iopo,
Der aciiern ben anirna fir Die Spe.
jialeeidditsoroni,ng seiieIIt. ieinen
sintraa 5uriid iinb bic 9orIage iuurbe
idlieblid fir uaditen Wsittipo1 aiif
bic Spe3iaItagesDrouuna gefest. GS
eeihnb bas, Inn ben Gegnern Der
gorlnse ben @inb aus ben SeseIn sii
nebmeH. s1ie bieielben bebaiipter,
iinb iie aber ibres Sieees aud am
n1hite,l @ittipoh setpiB.
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9abisn unS SelIepme.

Die Suniors bes CT. ellOtiius
sSunss RGnner 9srsins pom gelIepus
pe.bsn nGbiten Gpnutda 9ormi.tls
eins SpesiaIiibuns abbaltsn, In D.ls
der arraHasmsnts fir bas nsus Gpm.
Eaiium getroffen perbeH iplIsn.
Der @ranoilIe Moobp poit.n
bon 8sleDus. O. u. e., bait moseen
abeno feline r,aslmGbiss SiBuns a6.
Su Der Sibun1 bes g.aspus
Staotratfes mar Der Wirtb g. 8.
Norris eingeIabsn iporben, nm bic
@riinbe onjugebsn, ipeb6dI6 i.'ns
9iSens niht fpibsrruien iperben iollts
Norris foI anasbli6 SsrrH Dsc1r
@aumnnn. Nitglisb bes Stabtrot Is,
rdbrenb elmer aontrcnerfs 6tlsibi5t
habsn. Der aripalt gcrotfers. pel4er
fur Rorris erf9isnsn mar, oa6 i'm
Ramen isines stlient.n bic grt.drun3
db, baR CT ben 0crfdll tebdusrs. Die
gntfhulbisunu ruros sinitimmIs guts
gebeiben. iucmit bic Ga9e tr.ebigt
mar.
= 4l6ert agsaf, nef9er elm 6ans
ar Der 3. Strabe unb D1pipn 9lpenus
nit Sttinen bombarbirt bate, ipurbs
GeIfsrn i'm Odnion poIj5sissriht su
$40 GeI6itrafs Dgrurtbsiit.
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Mmfrmf
au bic bsntIdjeu Sraneu.
Tnrd) cine yetitiop an YrGibeni
sSilion ioa Der @affeH-Sdader
perbinbsrt ipsrben.

edOn quite Jriidte bat Der slilfru'
6es 5raucE Silfs aoniuittees Dor
gSnibinston, 2. G., getra9eiL Der OH
ssro,ien ocs gan5en ganges 81 eincu
9,rutcit grpcn Die 8affenausiubr aiii'
foroert. liebcr Die Sortihritte Der Be
mcelula idreibt 5rau 3. arncIo, cir
aaitelieb ocs aommittees, pon yso
1743 8 Ctr, W..1., &saibington,
q. g.:
rTurf ben siusriii ysSrauen ber'
aus" iinS mir piele griefe um ndbers
a,isfi,nft iiber uniere abiidten 5uge'
enngen. @ir 5raueu pom SiIisfom'
mittee iiir Aittlpen uno @diien Ie'
faaener arieaer baben bei6Ioiiet
benz grdiibenten @iIion eine Yeti'
iicn su unierbreiten. I'M bic ausfubr
pon @aifeu bii perbinoern. gs iiun
id)on einiee tauienb llrIterifriitcu &C.
inmmeIt lporoen.
.Drduen mrio Srnuen gereine bes
anilsen Sanoesl lluteritiist itns iii
9amen Der @eref)tigteit uno Nenih.
libfeit. ggir tpollen Hidt itiuitpei.
oenb nit siiieben, ipie unfer .neiitra.
les" 2anb Den firrttboren arieg per-
Iansern bilft.
.Sdrcibt fir aopien Der pcti.
tionsbogcn unb Inn n1bere ausfunft,
bic foitenlos an iebe aIorefie geihidt
perOen."
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% e N y o IT.

Die ReiuSort Office fir Sns Gin
einnater golfsbIatt1 befinSrt iidj In
9o. 339 YOrt Strafr, scgeniber BEN
6uurtbouie, pOielbit 0s.igteiteH, Tn.
seigeH u. I. 10. bis 10 ltbr 40 Miun.
ten sbsnSs eutstaeHsenummsn mer.
ben.
= 6siraibsfdeins: artbur Scenes,
21, uub 4mb aDna. %, beibs pon
9enia, o. - @illiam q. Dorbfia.
rrn WabiiOn, snb., unb Jrantia
RuntE. bon Dabton &p.
- 9eTistitels9srdnberungen Spbn
Better an Warion 81. Sbort, Elm a:i
30 BEL IL fuB an Der RorbIsite Der
S. StrdBe in DoptOn 81.
- Srn gountpgeri9t purbe ae,
tern bag 3eftament bes ssaeo6 Gcrs
Snnbpe etnqsrei9t. Der grblaFer
permadt fem germOsen ieiner Satin
acuiit 8. GdnbOe unb isiner so&ter
WiIorsb 20. SaHboe su sIei4eH Sbsis
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cptimiitiidbe ztimmnas
Dsutfdlanb III ben amert.
tanif6sn 9oridIdgeH
sHnitig ssfimmt-

Mafbinston, 3. MGr5. - Der
offisisG. a.rt Der beititsn Tots auF
bic Dorf9lGse Der 9sreinisten Gtnas
ten 5ur GiuiieIuug bes unierIselriss
ess ssgsn Gauffabrieiihiffe unb bic
SsnbunssH BON grDbitoffen fir bic
gipilbspSitsriing Der friesfiibrsnbtn
96nber In belitt I'm Stddtsbtpdrtes
mtnt sinsstroffen. Si. gtamten finb
iibsr ben son Der Gote b69it srfrsut
unb aud barber, bab SsuiIdlanb
In fat alien puntsn NIT ben 4niihs
ten Der biesfsitisen Mesisruns iibers
tinitimmt. Dd Ceutf6Ianb iif bes
reit erilGrt bat, bic llntsrieetrisgs
fiibruna asssu unbeipaffnste 6anbelss
jHiffs sinsuItellen, untsr Der gebins
aung. bab bic 2ebtnsmiiteIaufubr on
bic btutTHe Gipiibeb5lisrung unbebins
bert bIeibi, iinb isbt alIsr ausm duf
Gngldnb gsrihiet. GtmIeIben III
cine ibtniifd)s Hote 5isssanstn, bod
III barduf nod ieine antiport erfolst.
Gbe bieie antiport ni@t eingetrofftn
1T, pirb bas Gtaatsbspartement ii1
su ieinsrlsi Shrittsn snti1Iisbsn. Gs
lpurbs absr suesgebsu. bab bic Gors
muIiruna zines prptetes gesen bic
britiI&e anmaBuns in erpiguns ges
,osen irirb. Die 9bdtIads nbsr. bab
gnaianb cine friibttt aonmuniiation
niht ais slntpOrt auf bic amtritanis
fden @oriGldss angsisben su habsn
ipiinf9t, D.ranIaBt bi. bieiigen Opti,
miiien su Der Mnnabmt, bob England
iIein bsisisbt unb fsiH onmabsnbts
@erbpt gsssn jssIidk Wanrenuusfubr
naa Deu!Ialanb auriidnimmt.
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Ghs.GrIanbHikideine.

(Ri4atI sSranj, 80. lexington, ap.
laina S4nsio.r. 26. 1925 OsbIsr ct
Jsyrani Joose, 40, 253 groob Ctr
lRarp Sieels, SO, 5arriion, 8.
l9eorae surnsr, 35, Wibbletoipn, O.
l5rsne Sones, 90, Sstitan, 8.
(gao petrep, q, aOdlanb, 8.
l5lorsnce aead, IS, oessl.
lIorriion. grOpn, 21, 56s Gdrlisl.
2lpsnue.
i9eOna Re2lSams, 312 Diner Ctr.
(ggiaiam o. Gilt, 27, SapIer parf.
lGtta Jibpdtrid. %. 5artnsa.
|glm.r s. grimoni. "a. lort sbos
mas, ap.
l5ranciss 3. SuI.p. q, gOrDOob.
(sbomas 6. BRADFORD, "a. Dent. 9.
l2lnna W. aopIcr. %. ghepiot. D.
OliD.r 90. @mii9, %. l2o5 8roaSs
nan.
iaI.tBa Or. mris5t. 80. 2lo7 w.H 8.
Strabe.
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sdanturusn Der Cincinnati Sarn.
stmeinbe.

PIN ID. WlGta ipirb bic aIts Turn.
aensine. in Der MuIifhalIe ipisber sins
pro6. ibr.s turntriiten a0nnens obs
Iessn unb bdmii aufs Qsus beipeiien,
bag oi. 8sm.inbe auf bieism gebtet,
nod INNER jung III. Set pisIsn Wo.
den bat W,iitsr Gdiisiu bas Sdaus
turn.n forsfdliig porbersit.t unb man
bari periihtrt ftin bab isbe Humme.
Der 9prf.nuns priginen unb ein
Gdlda.y ieiu ipirb. Muh Der 5umpr
tommt babel sur gsltune. ,uis nahfiss
benb.s D6lftanbigss prOsramm Bee
speiit.
er0ffnunssbilb; yabneniibuHsen -
Wldb6sn. Damsu, Hndbtu. aittps
uno gtlisrstIaiIs.
aueeIitabiibuneen-1. WGbhens unb
!. snabsntlafs.
@erGtbeturnsn- Barren unb BED:
gttip.. S9ipsbebretter: WGb9es
unb anaben.
1reiiibuna,n-2. unb 3. 9nnbenilais.
Spiele unb Bsitfimpfe-aaufsn /.
WGb6ens unb /. anabtntlaFe.
@inbmiibl.. 2. M6bhenflafe.
Rampf nm bic aeuls: 4naben.
9odIpriinae: gIitipe.
Gin. luftia, Gahrt-CIb Wau @rump
anb gDsrstt True; Sslar unb
gloolpb.
6ipfsnber Greis-Ddmsn.
Der Ulann Obns GeIsnis-aiisrss
ilaiis.
Seilsisbsn- -Ssutf&lanD unb Gnss
lamb.
gonaart.n-2. gaab6.n. unS Damsn.
fiaiI.,
aansftubiibunssn--Mlt.rstlaf
ilenitabltungeu-Nftipe.
llebunusn mil bsm Ring-Damsu'
ilaife.
pnramib.n am Barren unb pferb-
afttips unb 35elinae.
S6Iubbilb-ane 9heilnebm1.
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Zd,neaer prosek
Col ausenIteinIia ben geeiu Dorfer
Ipnonriterideu eemadt per.
ben.

gsewgorf, 8. @sdrs. Die @rano
ssiirp bot bereits ben 5aa Der anseb.
Iiden itnIieHiihen GpnamiteridR
isrdnf ebarno nn6 Gbarles Gar6onc
lnter 8eratbung. mas bnraus id]lie.
ben Idbt bab ben stttentdtern prompt
Der 9rosef genlndt iperben iol. Tie
9eioen nnrben betanntlib Tags Dor.
her perbaitcfy nnhbem bic Yolisei ben
Beriud,, bic CT. patrids antbeorole
burd, @omben su serit0ren unb 6aS
2eben rei6er 9eiite gu nebmen. ber.
eitelt bnttc. Zen grreIsnnten 6iirfte
BEL llebcrfiibring cine 8ud,tboiisitra.
ie BON 25 SnbreH bliibcu. emilio DO
Iiaani. Der iinee WsunSs IueI@er uH-
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ter Dem gsamen Jrnnf gnlbo iid III
has gertrnuen Der alnar&iitai ihlidl
rnb ibre pIdue perrietb, mar Der
bauptfddlifite 3euge, ber Dor Der
@rano suirp glusingen ulnd]te. Cor
bone ica ieinen @enoiien einniaI upr
9aIoo geparnt baben. gbcrfic lino
garbone tr1lr6eH beiite uorgeflbrt,
bod, uarbe linen Bis Dreitag Seit &c.
eeben 3iun gInibiren. Die 9iirgjtaft
purbe aui $25, 900 fin ieoen feiige,
iest, Die lie nift iteuen fcnnfen.