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The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
Harrison Wins Again.

The Basket Ball teams Of Green
Forest came down again Saturday
last for final trial before the con.
test which is on the oath at Green
Forest Harrison won both games
the girls winning by a score Of IL to
II and the boys by a score OF 3G to
s, At the close Of the first half in
the girls game, Green Forest was
leading, having 7 points to Harris.
on's s In the second half the Ilar.
rison girls forged ahead, closing the
half with o to 6, The boys game
showed Harrison in the lead both
halves, the score Of the first being 0
to 6, and the second, IL to .,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
GOOD AUTO BUSINESS.
Motor Agents Figure on Selling a Large
Number of Cars this Spring

A brisk spring business is opening
up for the Aato dealers OF Harrison,
and they are preparing to furnish
machines to a number Of prospec-
tive customers both in and out of
town.
The Ray-Frew Motor Sales Com
pauy, who have this territory for
Maxwell Auto have a car load ofthe
1915 model five passenger atomo-
bles Just set up at their Garage; and
sold last week one each TO |, {. Gar
vim, Of Capps, and J X, Newman, OF
the TINES,
Ben Rowland, agent for the Stude-
baker Auto, has three fine machines
two of which it is understood are
already contracted for
J. X, Jones, agent for the popular
Ford, is busy this week unloading a
large shipment Of cars which he ex-
pects will soon be in the hands Of
users
1t is thought that at least twenty
automobiles will be sold in Harris
on before midsummer,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
NUMBER Il

The charge against Charles Beas-
ley, who was accused of using the
mails to defraud, was nolle pressed
Noah Bailey, charged with boot
Logging" under one of the indict-
ments returned Tuesday night,
Piled guilty and was fined 500 and
costs and sentenced to 30 days in Jail.
The trial of Floyd Forsee for vio-
lation Of the Mann White Slave Act
occupied two days and ended in his
acquttal.
Roy Mabrey, of Leslie, charged
with theft from freight shipment was
acquitted.
Seven new attorneys were admit
ted to practice before the Z. S. court:
", +. Smith, G, p, Watkins and
Gordon Armitage of Harrison; W.
II. Spencer and J, S, Combs, of
Huntsville jeff A, Fo ylcr Of st. Joe;
and John Nance OF Rogers
Yesterday was taken up princi-
pally by civil cases. Court will ad-
jouru to day.
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
SPRING TERM
Of j. 5. COURT
COnVeneS tuesday With a Light
But Interesting Docket.

L. S. Court opened its spring term
Tuesday with the following officers
at their posts;
Judge Frank a Youmans, District
Attorney. Y. Bourland, J. D, Ar
buckle, his assistant, Wallace Bour.
land, his clerk, [, S Marshal !. II,
Parker, Chief Deputy Walter G, Bra.
shears, L S, Clerk William S, Wei.
cher aud Deputy Clerk Isaac Staple.
ton.
Federal Judge Frank A. Youmons
empaneled and instructed the federal
grand jury and Immediately there,
after took up a number Of criminal
cases Among them were several
bootlcgging cases which were nolle
pressed.
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
The Eastern Star School Of In.
struCti0n.

The Worthy Grand MOtron Of Ar,
kansas will conduct an Eastern Star
school Of instruction at Harrison,
Ark, April 22.23, 1913, at the hall
Of Harrison Chapter, No, % O Z S,
Sessions 1000 4, NJ 200 p m, and
7i30 p, M, free to all members Of the
order Chapters in Baone, Carroll,
Newton, Storcy, Cleburnc and Van
Buren, Counties arc urged to have Us
many representatives and members
present rs they can,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
100000 for Water System

At the Council Meeting Thursday
evening Commissioners Myers and
Holt were authorized TO sell S60,-
600 worth of Improvement District
bonds for the purpose of purchasing
and extending the water works
system Of Harrison, 1t is expected
OF them that these bonds are to be
sold at or near par, which may be
difficult at this time. The Com
nssioncrs were of the opinion that
it would be better TO permit the
present Water Company to make
contemplated improvements and
give the eitys attention TO a sewer
system, hut n majority of the Coun-
eli seems TO think otherwise,
--=----=---a=-s=
( The cement walks about the
new Jail are completed, aud It II
now one of the hOndsomcst built
ings Of It's kind in the state,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17

Adolescent Girls and Their Work,
Mrs. ". b. Ferguson, Little Rock,
Specialist in Childrens Work.
Mrs. b. ~ TorreySon, Little Rock
Elementary Work Specia list.
Herman Bowman, St, Louis
General Secretary Missouri Sunday
School Association,
". A. Lindsey, Sunday School
Specialist
H. Nj. Hoisington, Y. NJ, {. A..
Boys Worker,
Prof b, W. Torrcyson, Supcrin'
tendeut of Secondary Education,
Little Rock
This afternoon the association will
open at the Presbyterian Church at
. 0 clock for a two hours general
session.
At 4 o'clock it will break into
three sections, lectures on the Adult
and Home Department being given
at the Presbyterian Church, while
similar gatherings for the considera-
tion C Elementary and Secondary
Divisions will occupy the NJ, I"
Church South.
At night addresses will be made to
a general meeting at the Presby-
terian Church by Prof Ratlety, Of
Kansas City and Rev. W. A, Brown,
of Chicago,
Sunday will be a busy day with
the workers. They will begin by at
tending the Sunday Schools and
Churches Of their ch )ice, all the
pulpits of the town being filled by
the visitors
A general session at the Presby-
tcrian Church will begin at 2 o'clock
and listen to three short talks by
prominent speakers,
At $3.50 o'clock an Older Boys
Conference will be held at the N, +,
Church, and an Older Girls Con-
ference at the Christian Church, At
4 o'clock the Elementary and
Secondary Diynion will be again
considered at the N, +, South
Church, while the Adult Division
and County and Township organiza'
tions will have conferences at the
Presbyterian Church.
Sunday night special services will
be held at all the churchs.
Monday morning will be devoted
to Association business with divi-
sion of the work in the afternoon
similar 70 the preceding days
The closing session Monday night
includes addresses by two Of the
leading lecturers
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17

For the benefit Of the belated
ones Collector Roy Milum is still
accepting tax payments, and is busy
rs a bee,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
Who Has Lived Here Longest.

We would like to know who has
lived longest Boone county, Write
us letter, if YOU are an oldrcsident,
aud tell us some facts about your
early days. We will publish the
letters from the oldest residents,
We wish to secure as many interest
ing facts o. possible, The publico'
tion Of one incident will remind
other old.timets Of other incidents,
so let the letters come
TO the person showing the longest
continuous residence in the county,
absence less than one year or service
in the army or navy not counted
against the pioneer we will send the
TIMES free for the remainder Of his
or her life To the second oldest
pioneer we will send the paper for
1--WE years free and TO the third, one
year free,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEET
A Special Car OF Officers and Prominent
Workers Arrive with Others for the
most nstable session 10 the
history OF Association
FIRST SESSION BEGINS TODAY
Arkansas in the Lead ia the IuterdenOm.
national Work. Association is
a clearing house for the plans
OF all denominations

Arriving last evening with the
Grain load of delegates to the State
Sunday School convention which
meets in Harrison to-day was a
special car carrying some sixty
specialists who had gathered at
Little Rock this week for the pur-
of making this session one of the
most notable ia the history of the
state.
The purpose of the Arkansas Sun.
dav school association is to offer
practical help to every Sunday
school in the state, through the
activities Of the county and town
ship organizations, and to CO.
operate with all denominations in
placing before the schools denomina.
tional standards and urging demon.
national practices
Its plan is to create an organza-
tion in each county that shall come
into vital touch with every school,
to discover and train a force of
workers in each county 50 that the
work may be self supporting, per.
manent and necessity to each
school,
20 YEARS IN LEAD
For 25 years Arkan sas has been
the only state having au interde.
nominational agency among the
churches, keeping a corps of work
ers in the field holding conventions
and meetings The State Sunday
School Association is clearing
house for plans and methods of all
denominations, gathering the best
and distributing it through convcn'
tions to all its other members,
There is still a large field for work,
the members believe, With over
100000 children OF school age in
the state, there are only 100000
Sunday school scholars, one'iourth
Of which number are adults The
state association plans a tbree.year
campaign to get 100000 new sun.
day school members, 1000 new
\ schools, 1000 adult Bible classes
1000, Workers Training Glasses
and 1000 new cradle rolls
The following are officers Of the
state associations John y, Arnold,
Little Rock, president, D. " Hickey,
Pine Bluff, treasurer; II, +, LuI.
kin, general secretary,
The specialists who have come
from other states and from the
larger fields of our own state to
assist in the work are,
DR., w. A. Brown Chicago, Inter
national Field Worker,
Rev, II, H. Mckeen RentonyiIle,
Specialist on Rural Church Problems
Prof w. Edward ROflety, Kansas
City, The BOY and lis Problems
Miss Minnie T. Allen, Little Rock,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17

Fire Insurance, II u, Glass, east
side square, Phone ~,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17

Thos, j. Ramcy, violation OF rev.
cnuc laws, pied guilty and was Civ.
en- a 80 days sentence beginning IT,.
ly 10,
Pearl Sitton using the mails to
defraud Il Chicago house, pied guilty
and was given 80 days jail sen.
tencc beginning April 80,
Lon Frazier, Odus ones aud Ezra
Smith, charged with illegal sale Of
whiskcy were discharged,
A forfeiture was taken on the
$1,000 bond Of Frank Howard,
alias Tom Moore, who was charged
with the sensational robbery Of the
Huntsville bank two years ago,
when Uuited States postal funds
were obtained, Howard did not opY
pear for trial
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17
Square 10 be Oiled.

Over four hundred dollars have
been collected by the Committee for
oiIng the square and n meeting was
held last evening 20 arrange the de-
tails As this amount hns been con.
tributcd entirely by the business men
on the square, the first operations
will include only this territory, but
It is understood that independent
steps will be taken on the various
side'streets near the square 60 Nt,
tend to their own oilng,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-17

Mrs Functta s, Haskell, reader
and impersonNtor, who during the
past twenty years has won her way
to the hearts of Harrison people,
scored another success, Thursday
evening at the Opera House when
she gave the story, Nowadays, "
for the benefit of the Confederate
monument fund A good sum was
realized for the fund.- aud the story
was not only a literary treat but q
lesson In real life from which the
thoughtful drew much Of value,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17

ben 9olieblaten geger &belmatisz
mus, benz Mntipprin Ybena5etin obes
ppramibpn gegen Sppbus un6 S11z
feftionsfranfbeiten nit bpbem Sic
Der i'm ougemeinen l1nb fir aIe
neurolsii6en 2eiben, nit benz 8rpz
muir fir Merpenfranfbeiten u1tp. Der
5an 1T.
Mae bis1e Mtttel purDen TaIt ollsz
i9lieblid BON Deutf@lanb geliefert,
ba feline ar1bere Mation es NIT i'm
in be5ug auf Site unb allf bic Yreiz
fe aufnebmen fonnie, Die es ppr benz
italienii6 : Diterrei9if6en &rie9e
ma6te. Nnoer1eits bat Stalien
nGbrenb 1etner Neutralttdtsperpbe
feline ausreidenbe 8prrdte ansez
1aafft, UNI Der beute eingetretenen
ari1ts begegnen gu fDnnen. Man
besreift baber, bob infolge Der I'M
terbre4ung beg beutfd-ttalienif6en
9anbelsbsrfebrs bic PreiIe fiir Mez
bitamente cine unglaublihe 90be err
rei6t baben, ba iebe anoere Ser
ioraunssm0eli6teit ausseldlofen
urb Stalien ni9t imitanOe lift, Die
ma16ineQen Mnlagen nnb bas fdbiz
sc perlonal gu liefern, benn in Der.
demi54en Snbuitrie bebarf es ether
lanssn %Srfo9runa, On Der ltortsn
5eurung lit au@ Die 5petulotino.
Der itdlieni19en npotrioten" nidt
unbetsilist, bic ppm Wor9en bis.
0beno auf Der gafe uno in ger@
iammlunaen nod Dem &rief gez
ldrien boben. Sic mlben jebt gum
Sell bic fdpierige Gage Stuliens
pdbrenb ba5 8rieges aus unb bill
ten lire 8orrdte 5nriid, tppDur9 ie
Die iorgenpolle Gage nod erldpe
rem. 81 1T in 6ielem Mugenb!id
Die !6er1teaung bon pbarma5eutif9en
Nrtiteln cine Der i9tDeri ten unb ernz
iteiten Nufgaben, pel9e bic italieniz
i6e 2egierung lDfen mub. Die Rez
sierung beab1i9ttgt cine oeitlpeiz
lige 2D1ung Der Srase ourd Nuf
taufen beuti@er Mebifamente in Der
@4pei5 gu beriu9en, bic ober, lpie
lei9t besreifli6, nur geringe Msnz
gen babpn i'm Derbdltnis gu benz
8ebarf Staliens abgeben fDnnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
edliml,1e ari,gsfolg..
Ser Mansel mt bentidei Mr5neimitteln
IN Stalien.

SSn ieinem Merf Der olsemeinen
8erpirrung aler nirt19aftliden
8~e5iebunaen bat Der ariee gegen
Seiterreid fir Stalien l9nere Jpl-
gen au9 I'M 9anpel nit Mr5neimitz
teln sebra@t. sic baben li9 bisber
nur auf bic pteis fteigerung Be-
f9rantt, aber fhDn regen lid ern5ts
8elorgniiie lpegen elmer i1meralidez
nm Nirfung, namli9 tpegen Der
llnmDslihteit Der 8ei9offung pie
Ter midtiger entertainments. Die ee=
gentpdrtigen Befir@tungen iino be-
redtist, neil bic itarte Yerteurung
tinsS Mrtitels INNER an5eist, bob
er ouf benz Morft I%eltener %selporben
1T. Menn nun ein 1older Nrtitel
i'm preis auf Dos 3eDnfade ftsigt.
ME es bel aarbDIidure, @jiisldure
urb elrlgen onberen Der 5au 1T,
mub man annebmen, DOB feline
Grrrate fuf DeriApunoen ober auf
Dem W1artt er59Dpft linb. unb 70
TT IS il Der 5at in Jtolien ni9t
NIT einem, ipnoern nit oielen Der
lpihti9Fen Nr5neimittel gegangen.
Deutl9lano bat an Stalien pbarz
mo5eutlfae 4rtifel better Bel9of<
terlheit TAFT gum 5elb1ttoltenpreis gez
ltefert, uno oamit alle 8emiibungen
5ranfrei9s unb gnslanbs bereitelt,
benz beutf@en 8ettbeperb entgegenz
5utreten unb ii6 BON Der beut19en
Snou1trie gu befreien. Nun 1T bic
Dffentli9e @eiunbbeitspflese in Sta-
lien f4per bebrobt in be3ug aul
5ablretde &rant6eiten, fir beren
Bebanolung beltimmte Seilmittel
nnentbebrli6 iino. pie es q, g. nit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17

- Das bDfe @enifen. 81.
GIN 3oolo9ii9en Garten por BEN.
Nffenbuuie our Bral): raomm, gez
fen mir neiter!!"
Sic: .N6a, ss oriidt Did 0os
@eipiKen, neil Du .aae Gage eilen
nit naa 9allie brinsf."
- unter 5reanDln, M::
M1it meiner 0rottarte gebt eS mir.
genau 10 nie nit meil1er 5ral.
3d.: MieIp benn2
g.: S6 fam NIT beioen ntbt a'ls<
tDmnen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17
5amburg III, ariesc.
Son 90 a J. 9 c ID c t.

8u 9eutidlanbs 2ebenspfprtc,
8ie lhld9t bein 6er8 10 till,
@at Stol5 n11D feline @orte,
9amit es Hagen mill
gu trdgit Beg arieges giir0e
&ie feline andre Stabt
Wft elmer &raft unb 8iirbe,
Sic feinesglei6en batl s..
gs ltpdt in bei1,en Mbern
3irild bas bone 8ll1t,
@as ltrablenb in @Sel6ipobern
8erl anbt oas beutl6e @utl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17

$50 itol5 Ser vSSmperator"
llnD bpb Dos .Gaterlano"
llllb u9tslnard" S%riumpbatpr
8nrb in bic @elt geianotl So.
9u l1nier gl1ls unb 2eben,
Oh stubt bpll Marf nnS &rait,
On bait ms mebr 9egeben,
Ws moncber Shirt 9el9afftl
Mls beine Solit e%e6dmmert,
SAB Stubl l111b gi1en fracht,
ltnb lpenn Der Gag b%erbdmmert,
8aro ne1e 5di6t gen1ahtl
M1ln lit IS fill i'm Soften,
@ie s6tffe alle leer,
@iel tal11eno 6dnbe 16lafen
l1nb arbeiten nidbt mebr. -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-17

3ebntal1icno 1ino I'M ariese,
3ebntalllenb allf benz Maeer,
@ie cue leere @tege
2ieglt bl an Stral1o unber
l1nb opdb III alien glifen
Gin Mdnnertrob l1nb glana,
Gin @lnllbc, ntd)t 81 fllifen,
Sim iSeg pes 8aterlanbsl
Mit MolonSs gdtpert aeriiltet,
@ic 9ismnrd lid erbebt,
60 brett nnO fraftgebrii1tct,
Ils ipent1 er lelbit 1lpd) lebtl IS.
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Sir beincr Mrbeit Sie9l
Sell birl SIM &dnlpf nod ltnlser
l1l1b ldD1er nab Sem ariegl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14

5onb selegt fsi. pier begesneie man
aud BEN efiormigtn @snepol Yau,
uno, ftpl5 tpie Elm W1arfdnu BON
5rantreth, eem itnttiifsn Uiarauis
be gurriceres be gaitelnou, Der ipobl
tn benz rppaliltii6en paris bsr eigent.
life 5eib ees &riesss III. Wds in
ben nierfipiirbjsen uHb nod rdtbfsls
baftsn 2ageH bes Sepientbers gsr
i4ab, als Der Huge General Joffrs
bie.giaste fallen lieB, fper6en bic iran.
56ffhen @enerGle Morgeu fir Wor.
gen bisfutiren tDnnen, tpenn iie pie=
Der burh bic friebli6e allee reiten !.
Wlitten burh meine iS:iiblipgserinz
nerunngen ert6nt bas 8riiIen elmer
Rub. 9enn Der Bots oe 8ouloene TT
jsBt Elm ein5iger GROCER 9isbpfsrd.
sd babe 2onefamps srrsid)t. Stabl>
0rabtumSaununsen iinb Don 8num az
Baum se3osen, tlsine 9olaIdilbe-
uno rotbe 5lagseu 5sissn on. bab bier
jeber 3utritt perboten iit, unb einig.
Solbatsn seben binter Der Qbfpsrruns
urb betpahen bag 8ieb. 5ier lit Ell
nes bon ben Seeresoepots, Die lest
ii6er ben eanseu Walb peritreut iinb.
auf ben lelberH iteben groBe Gornz
piemen fir Qferbefutter. uno in etner
@rube mitten auf benz SattelplaB
liegen Riiben. Cine Sfafbsrbe pirb
iibsr bns CRIME Wieiengrus Der pss
louie setriebsn. unb unter Der sroben
Renntribiine lisgt cine Sfaar 2iibs
unb tdut ipieber. Der 8ois be 9ous
Iogns 1T sur Nutur auriitsefsbrt. Die
Renn6abn nit Der dlten Dinbmiiblt.
bic rotbi6edigsn Siibe i'm Morsennss
BEL auf ben berbitli9en 5elbern inter
bem Deltsn 2aub, bies gan5e Bib srs
innsrt an cine 9anbi4aft bon Gorot.
Elm fernes unb frisblihes S0pu -
aber aud bds III tpie alIes aubsrs nur
baau ba, Dem aries 81 bienen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14


tung. Die 8dfterfe grub lidb uiif of5cs
mem Gflbe m0giid5f tief Gin. bic Bes
oba9tungsiteHe mar TN Du6 zines
bdlboerbpdruten Sduits. BON bort
aug fob ih AaEelbe Resinxat, bas IN
Der Ra6tsir- bsrn rdienben Tempo
marf4irt mar, gum Sturm dntrsien.
sSn bi6ttn Shiiseniinien sinssH ,Iie
Dpr, unb unmittelbar binter BAN gas
taiqoH. bas am ndditsn BET unfsrsm
9ade mar, fam bic Resimsntsmuiii.
.unb 70 gingen bic Rerls uHtsr ben
idmettsrnben Rldngsn bes Resimentss
marbles unb nit ,Seii bir I'm sis.
esrtpan5" auf frsisn iyslbt sessn eiH
feitungsdrtis uhf Der SBbs gelsgehes
Dorf Dor unb itiiruiten "a. Wir bdtteit
uHs bas Dorf pprber f9oH porssnoms
men. 9lnbere 9atterisn, Isidts unb
i6Dere 5aubiBsn, Juburtillsrie, alIss
bate in bas lIueIidsHsit gspuIbert.
Wir md6ten einen anbsren Neg beiM
@ermarfh, iinb id3 tam erit etpa fiinf
3age 5pdttr tpieber bHrd. Du iab es
gang sralen6aft aus, nod piel fbliul-
mer fpie in@aonne; bic 5ttperen 0ra.
naten battsn nit einsm Gdab gauge
9Guier Htebergelegt, ein tobter Saul
lag buaitGbii3 neben bonn anberen.
Die GngldHber miifen md &rtilIerie.
tolonnsn uffp. i'm Sorf gebabt baben.
als uniere 4rtiaerie anftng, bineinaii,
finten. Mds etpd nod an eiu5slnen,
nur baib einesf9ofsnen Da6ftii9len
unoQebnlihem iibris mar, baben oann
Die gnsldnosr Doqsnbg init gang
f6psrer S6iffsartiLerie sdu5Iif erIes
biet.
Ssit flint 5assn iinb mir nun tpie=
Der i'm @efe6t. Wir (bds beibt uniere
gatterie) iinb sinsm Snfantsrie 8ss
giment 5ugetbeiit. glm aipeiten @e.
fehtstaee iparen mir an silsm bodbs
itammigen @albesrdnb in Stelnng
uno Dor uns cine ipsite, Don Snfun-
terie inter gsuer ssbaItene sslGfe.
Grit f6oifen mir isbr bsftig, unb oann
ging bic Snfanteris ipruHgtpeiie Dor.
@ttpa breibis Weter BON DaIb purbe
elmer Der Sufanteriiten anssf6oftn
unb fisl bin. Nad einiser 2eit eing
Elm Sanitlrer bin, tonnte aber allein
ni6t fsrtig perosn. Ginsr unisrer
!5ilfstrantentrGser itanb in Der HGbe,
tpolIte aber pesen bss beftigen Snfans
teriefeuers ntht DOR. Sa rannie id
benn bin, nsrbanb ben armen 2erl -
fdperer Sbsri6erfeIi9uB - nit benz
Sanitdter aufammen unb trug i'm
bann 5uriid, INNER trdftig Don Sns
fanterie bei9ohen.
Gsitern Raht mubte ih audi sur
Snfanterie unb mubte duf 6Gnben
uHb Jiibeu pOrtrie6sn. 10 pfiffen bic
augeln. Damn ftanb i6 an einem
5dus. in bein Der Regimentsftab
mar, aIs burd opsi uner.lGrlids.
furhtbare grpIoiiOneu 6as Sa6 tras
henb 5uiammsnbran. Durh einen
Rieienias rettete ih mid. @orbin In
Der Sedung if1lue einen ichipere 9ruz
nate meinem gtebennurn beibs 8eine
ab. Jur4tbarl SIN entfeBIihen
Granatfeuer babsu mir i'm psrbunben
unb baIb tobt tpsggeidufft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
Smnoesregiermmg
9srsisbta oHtrattefir ben
9ag Don a adtIntsre
ieebppteu

Wa I binstOn, p, g.. u. San.
Sas Warinebepartement bat am
Disnftas aontratts fir ben San pon
abt unterieebopten pereeben unb Srpar
IN bic electric Boat 60. fir ein
ieszuntsriseboot, Das 81 ,350, 900
foiten uub in Quincp. Maf.. sebaut
psrosn ipl. fotpis fir brei uuterieez
boots fir bic Siiitsupertbeioiguns, bic
ie $45o.oO0 toIten unb in Seattle,
Waib. gebaut tperbsn jpaea, fotpie
on Die 9orpebp Boat 50. fir bier
unterisebpote fir aiItenoertbeiDi-
sung, bic ie $427, 900 tOitsu unb in
Bridgeport, Conn, ssbaut iperben
iollen.
Bas fOII nit Der .5urn"
gei6eben2
8ufbington, =. g., u. San.
Die bieFsen Ginnanberunssbeb0rb
baben am 2lbeno ben NSnfpettor IL
Can Suan per SabsI autpriiirt, ben
al 8orb Der ,ssarn" befinblihen Obi
nsisR gu seiiattsn, aui anberen S9ii
fen 0ienft gu uebmen. gs gsftab oiss
in lleberetnftimmuns nit sinem Grs
fuden bss beutideu ApmmuuOeuts
Der n5arn4, Der bic Ghineien dnoerss
mo uHterbrinsen tuolIte. sbe er pieoer
San Suan perIieb.
Die 3pIbedmten in San Suan hd
ben beim S9asamts !. Dspuytsment
anssfrast, mas nit SeSus auf bic
r6drn" ssfdeben iOIIe. Die bieiissn
geamteu Iuesu. bab Der San siH sisens
tbiimIider lei un0 srnitIid in GrpG.
euna esSoeen iperben miEs, sR BEN
Sdiffe 9Iarirunsspapisre ausseiteli
perbsn. 9orIGufis Fno nod tsins SSJt
itruttiDnsn mad San Suan sefdstft
iporoeR.
Die Direttpren perauts
ttlib. b..
Rem wort, Il. oSaRudr Das
0irettorium Der Sntsrborpugb Ra
pib 5ranIit 60, Oem Cornelius @on
oerbiIi, ausuit Belmont, Sbeobots
g. S6onts, 5bOmds De Witt, Gun
Ter auo Grant SebIep aRssbOrsn
purben am Bienftas pon ben @orpe
nerseeihtporeusn, ipel6e ben Snqueit
iiber ben zoo Der Srpsi 9erfpnen abs
bieltem be eeleeeutIi9 sinrr siirsIih
itatissbobten aOlliiiun sDeisr 5of-
babnSiss uH's asben eefumrleu tDcs
rem. Der Dsrbrederii9eu RaaIdNigssii
i9uIbig befuuoeH-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14

rffn g. IA. San., 1915.
Der Obioflub 1T lansium i'm Stsi>
gen besriffsn. @sittrn 2lbenb Bate
berisIbe bsi bisiigsr Stabt sinsn @ai@
i.ritano BON 1872 SUB.
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piitsbure, pa.-9.1 Sub, iteigt.
WbeeIing. W. @a.-12.5 SUB, fdlt.
partrsburg. 90. @a.-18.8 SUB.
aanutpba Sails, 90. @a.-7.2 Jlb.
Gbarleiton, 10. 0a.-13.1 5ub, iteist.
portsmoutb. C.-35.5 Syub, iteist.
aouispills, ab.-12.4 Gub, iteist.
GpanspiIs, Snb.-23.3 SUB, iteist.
Raf6pils. 1enn.-25.2 Sub, iteist.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-17.6 Sub.
Cairo, Sa.-22.2 GuB, iteiet.
mempbis, Ssnn.-16.6 SUB, fdllt.
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