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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
0rcke patrictiibe 3uno.
gebnngen
Tanben iiatt ais bic Gsutidsu nub
Bnlgaren
am Worsen bes 90. Oftobe,
It'd in ben Bergen Ger.
bieHs bie-Sdnbe
reiaten.

v I've
Berlin, %. Ottober. aui brabts
loism Wess mad SapDiIs, 81. y. -
Die ueberI.s gladrid.snassntur per-
SffeniIi4ts ON Donnsrstas bas UOl-
genbe:
Die 5fterrsidifhsunsariidsn bul-
sariitrn unb beutihen aameraben
babsn iia auf ben 9Sbsn bss gaIians
persinigi. Sn Der Worssnodmmerung
bes 26. Stiobsr erfdisusu pISsli@ in
ben 5,rtliift.tsn DobreDobo Bergen,
ipo bic patrouilIsn Der @n6iinbetsu
@usiaau bielten. ofpei bulsariids 81.
fi5isre unb 25 Mann.
~Mis bic ~aOInifbe Ssituns" msls
bet, ipdren es lauter ihOns unb gut
ausseriiiteie GoIbaisn. Di, m.iiisn ipas
rem g.tsronen. bic in bem Baltantriea
ssasn Serbisn sstdmpft batten. Sbr
9infiibrer mar Der asutnant gatsper.
Die GoIbaten Der GentraImGhts
smpfiussn Il. In enibuiiaiiifdr @ife.
Die Militdrs9 rs9ommanbeure unb
Der Ssrsos DON WedIenburs siItsH nad
elmer norbSitlid bon Br5aspalanta &c.
lsssn.n SisIIe in Der Rdbe bes Srtea
Milutinpoit4, no bic biitoriide @ers
sinisnns bon Oit unb Wef itattfanb.
Spdtsr fanb cine brillanie parabe IN
Der srobrisn Gsituns aIaoopO ftait.
Die Sodruf, unb bas Sinsen Der
RatiOnalbpmnsn-bsr psrbiinb.ten adns
Der ipurbs isnfeits Der Donau seb0ri.
no bic rumaniias g,DOli.runs Der
iy.isr 4auihts, bic gu Gbrsn Der grs
0ffnuna b.s birettsn @srtsbrs 3tpifdbsn
yDsuif4lanb, Csiisrrsidsllnsar 9nI;
sarisn unb Der siirsei psranitaItet
tpurbe.
@arna BON elmer rui is
f1en GIotte bombar.
birt.
mom, %. Osiotsr. Cine Dspsi9e
Der Stsiani alsentur aus gutareii
fasi. bob bic ruiiiids JlOtts am Witt-
mod ang.fanssn babe, garna gu
sombarbiren.
Cine ruiIiFbe eylOtte fam am
Morssn an Der bulsariidsn Rifle
an btibt ss in Der Gspefds .uno
fling iofcrt an, garna 5u beI6isBen.
lin eff llbr gormittuss mar bas
gombarSsmsnt nod i'm Gongs. IN
Der gtdbi 1T bersiis aniehHIiGer
G9absn Gngtri&s4 iuerbsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
gs lit midi ipabr,
DAB in 2iitti6 breibis
ober mebr Perionen
pegen Spionage 5um
9obe berurtbeift

10 u 7 D G n.
Berlin, %. Sttober. auf bra6ts
loiem Wese na6 9udsrton, q. s. Die
uebsriseiI4e Ra6ridteu Qgentur
itsat in a6rsbe, bub, pie in amfters
BAN bebuuptet lpirb, breibig o6er
mebr gslsisr, bic Der Espionage ansss
tIugt Daren, in aiitti9 DON sinsm
ariessseri6t gum 5ooe perurtbsilt
tporoen iino.
r9botIahlid,' Iast bic Radri9tens
Ggentur, riino in neusrer 3eit in
2iittib iiberbaupt tsine 5obesurtbeile
iibsr 2eute sefdlt porbsn, neil iis
gelgiern gebOlisn ha6en, aug bsin
Gaube gu sntfIie6sn unb iid ben5sin-
ben nn8uI4Iieben, unb ss finb aua
5ar 3eit teine iOIde 5dLle in Sapsbe.
Die Ra9ri4t 1T bic reiHits Grim
oung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
Ser britiihe8 8anserfren5er
,,9lrgpll"
sln Der Citfiiite pDu Sdottlanb ge-
itranbet.
EiegeiaBuua gerettet, bas
S9iffpirb dbersu Sruu'
peaeben.

be9e6en.
2pnbpn, %. Stt. Der brttiiae
pansertreuser .Qr9pa" 1T am SoR'
neritag Mtprgen on Der SittiiIte Don
S6ottlanb oeitrouost. gBegeH oeS
ithle6ten @etters. bus sur 3eit berriht
niro befiirhtet, baB bus SdGff suna
Az Srunbe ssben piro. Sie ganae
8eIabuna purbe gerettet.
Die r9lrspa" 1T elm &reuaer DOE
10,850 Spnnen Dafer 9erordHguns
ano purbe i'm Sabre 1902 aebaut. Die
geiabune beitano aus 655 Wlanr-
Sie 4rmirung beitebt aus bier los
S0liaen, feds 6s5Duiseu, stpei 3saDuis
ssuSeitiisen unb % SreipfiinSer.
Sobu guIl mill Satebss
eeriht.
2onbon, %. Sttpber. Sir
@bpdro 9rep, Der Setretdr beg altss
fpGrtisen @mts, iagte 9cnneritas i'm
unterbauis, bab bic amsrttanifhe Res
eierung bas Redt babe 5u perlangeu,
bab bic 8efunbs bes brttifden pris
ieneerihts einem internattpnulen
Sdiebsseriht unterbreitet tpiirbeu-
Dies iei in Der britiinen glpte BON 81.
Suli Der ameritaniidsn Regierlng su'
geitanben iporben.
.Sollte", faste er, ,ein Strett NIT
ben Der. Staoten ertItebeu, nn9bem
ale sefebli9en Mittel eritDpft pprs
ben, piirben mir bic @ngelegenbsit
sipetfellos an etn S4iebsgertdt pers
tpeiIen, ba bies unter ioIthen umitGn,
ben bic iibIi6e prpseeur Ser britil4en
LRsSieruus If.
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fem. 8isber tamsn ibre 5auptansriffe
bonn Siiben unb bem Siibpefisn, iis
tpurben bort aber gum Stiaitunb ses
bra6t. am StDr unb in @ali3ieH
ma4t Die SffeniiDe Der Seytiden
lansIam. 5Ortf6ritte, ipdbrsnb auf
Sem itdlienifden ariessf4auplab bic
Offeniipe Der StaIiener, bic ipenis ses
niist unb srOBe Spfer getOitet bat.
alImdblih noflGbt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
Senti6e prinatsJa9t
Bon ben @nglGnbern flr
quite Prifen ertlGrt.

Gpnbon, %. Ottober. Die
Hennja4t n9ermanid", @igent6um oes
Geutndnts Or. Srupp BON 8pblen unb
Salba4, Der an Der Spibe Der &rupps
i4en Werte itebt, lpie aud atpei anbere
beutl9e Sa6ten, bic ii9 ale 6eim
Nusbrn6 bes arieses in 9otpes befans
ben, bereit, an Der bortigen Regatta
tbeil3unebmen, iinb bon einem 8rtIen>
gert4t fir quite priien ertldrt tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
Ser fran50iiitbe @relnier S>tptani
reiignirt+


reid besnbet anssIskn tperbsn tann.
nSerbii6e Sruppen tdmpfen nod
IN Der Norb0itli4en gde bes 2anbss, Z"
fast bic 3eituug, ni9r 2anb mub aber
balb unter unierem Druid na4se6sn.
Der Gag, an bem bic 9eutfden unb
Die bulgarifden sruppsn ii4 Oereinis
gen, tpirb elm iui4tiser Gag in Der
WeItaeIfihte Isin.
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aon bon, %. Sttob.r. Bon bem
offi3isllen bItiden Yeridt abgeIeben,
in bem bus tpeitere 9orriidsn Der
bsuti9 0fterreidiifeu 9srbiinbetsn
uHb bic GiHnabme Der Stdbts 3aie.
oar uno ainaieDaB, beibe noro0itIid
bon Htld um 5imot Glub selegen.
uno Don pirot, beiuabe birett Ditlia
DON Rii6. anseiiinbist ipirb. iinb
isine anthentiI6e Radri@ien iibsr bic
Snnafi0u Serbi.ns eineetroffen. Don
Salpniii aug pirb 5ipar bebduptst.
baB bic Ssrben llestup pisoer &c,
HOmmsn bdtten, bod piro 6ieie Ra4s
ritht bier bestosifsIt.
SIM ausenblid Iisst bic srObte ge>
fabr fir bic SerbeH in Der norboits
li4en gde ihres aaHbes, no iie Don
brei Ssit.H ansesriffm ip.rbtn, unb
BON mo aug iis ii9 eb.ntuell in fiibs
ueftli6er Ri9tuns 5uriid5isbeu mill
len. Soipsit mar ibr Riidsus nod eln
sscroneter unb In ferbtfhsH arsiien
in aonboH bsrri4t .in sspifi.r Sptis
mismus, Der aber Der pirili4en Gage
Der 0iHge mad 5u fhIieben peHis sss
rs4tfertist su ieiH i4eiHt.
Ssutfdsn RsIbunssn sufOlss ioIs
Zen bic Gran3oisn fdoH 10000
Rdm NIT 100 Gei8iiben in SalO-
niii se!aHSst baben. Wo iid bic bri'
tiihen Deritiriungen befinoeH. wiro
nod ssbeim sebalten, uno ss III MIR
belanni ssmadt iporou, Sab Der Ge'
neralmajor Cir 9rpan Z. Wabun,
Der bic aolonne tommdnoirte. bic
wd5reno bts gurentries.s WafdtiHs
Gntiab bradte, gum aommanbelr Der
britiitsn 5ruppen ernaHHt ipcrbtH
isi, bic NIT ben Gransoisn iOopsriren
iontn.
Dit gt3tg auf gri.denIanb fdnst
man ipieber an. beIorst gu iperSen.
gs IN bstannt, oab Dsutfdlanb,
Dsiierrei9 unb gulsarisn iid iiber~
bic ben srupp.n Der 9faiirten in Sa'
loniti aHbausrnb bsipieIene Soipiias
Iitat srnitlia teiIast habsn unb Elm
geri4t ssbt iOipsii. su eriIdren, Sab
grisasnlanb bic gllIiir!su aifsefors
bert babe, iid pisbsr bon sris9iidem
gebiet Suriid5u5iebsn. Sasesen ipirb
srtlGrt. bab Der srisaiide geianote
in paris Der fran3Oiii4en Resisruns
ssssniibr bic GrtIGruns abssseben
babe, baB @risdenianb uiat bic qlb.
ii6i babs. ben 5ruppsn Der 9tliirten
s.ssniiber cine feinbli4e 9auOIuns 5u
begsbn.
albseisbsn bon Der gesenb bon Ris
ga unb Diinaburg, no bic OeutIdxn
srnsute anitrsnsunsen mudsH, Bis an
bic Dina ail s.luns.n, unb bel G5ar.
tcrpst am ,Stbr, bobsn uuf benz Off
Rden arisssI&uuplas feline srSbsreu
Gefehte ftattssfunben. aleinere 0s.
fedte buben psiilia BON Risa itdttse'
funbtn. mas bepeiIt. bub bic Dsuts
Ta<n In tiinr Islen RiHsuuo ansrsi' |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
2ie Rrupp'ihe 3irnra
Dirb spsiareu3er fir B ie
boIIGuSiid Rsgierung

bduen.
Gonbon, %. Sttp5er. Cine De-
psiae Der Grprsb aug appenbaseu
iagt, Oab bic arup'fde Jirma ben
auntratt fir ben gau Don 5pei Rrsus
germ fir Die boadHbifte Regierung
erbalten babe. Die S9iffe psrosn in
glmiteroam uub Rpttsrbam uuter Der
unmittel6arsu aontrole Don beutlheH
SngsnieureH gsbaat perben.
gom tirtiidsn ariess,
aGupIas.
aonftdntiHopsI, ii6er Cons
bon, 90. Situbsr. Die foIssnbe offi.
3isls gstanntma9uHg purbe am
9OHusritas Dom iiirtii4sn arissss
miniiteriIm erIafen:
,am aunSuHgspIus Don Gri gurs
I'll Duroe cine prupidnts uHo Wunis
tions.oloHne oss JeiHbes DON unierer
2lriiaerie aussinanOergsiprsnst.
.gln Der aautaius 5rpnt purbs
Der rs6ts GliissI oss JsinSss gum
Riidsua ssstpunssn.
N;a E&,;sSfohr< ottf Nor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
General Nabfp 1imitrieH,
elm Sulgare,
SoII bic rufiii6eH Srup :
pen tDmmaHbt bic
gegen gulgarieH ses
6idt meroen.

Wailunb, %. Sttpbsr. Der
.gprriere bella ssra" bebauptst, aus
piplomatii9en AueGsn srfabren gu
babsu. oab 9snsral Raoto DimitrieTT
bic ruiIiI9en 5ruppen tommanoireR
peroe, Die sesen gulgarien sei9idt
peroen. Gr befiHost ii4 jeBt in gu'
sareIt, po sr iia ale gtiibs siebt, bic
rumGnii6e ResieruHs 5u osranIailen,
oab lie Die Grlaubnib gum Our3s
mari6 ruiIii4er SruppeH our9 Ras
mdHisH sis6t.
General Dimitrieff mar bstm Nus
6rub oeg arisges bulsuriI9er 9es
ianoter in ct. petersburg. Gr leste
iofprt ieinsn poiten nieber uno iteIIts
ii6 ben ruiItIfen WilitdrbebOroen
Sur @erfiisuns. sein ausrbietsn purs
be prompt ansenommeu, benn sr mar
Sbertpmmanbeur Der buIgdriiaen
gtrmse ssssn GnOs oes lsBtsn, SaItans
trieses.
8imitrieff bate eins itiirmii9e unb
etpas pittpreste Sarriere. Sn benz
arisse stpiI6sn 9ulsarien uno Ser'
bien i'm Sabre 1885 mar er Stabs'
DEF beg 0filiasu bulsarii4en @rmees
torps unb sr osrbierte ii9 in oielem
arisge bic bulsarii4e Sapferteits.
mebaiIe. spGter mar sr aber an elmer
8sri6pDrurg sesen ben JiiriteR
ollsranbsr betbeilist unb gsspunsen,
na6 RublanO gu entflieben. Gr blieb
bort, Bis er i'm Sabre 1898 bon Dem
banaligen 5iiriten Jsroinanb be9nds
bigt purbe. Gr iou pisl 5ur ieBigeR
sii6tigteit Der bulsarif4en Irmes
beigetrugen baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
1as @ulb Der 1ranspier
Sn Bic plbe Der Ban
BON Grantrei6 ges
tpdnpert.

paris, %. Sttober. - Sn 5olse
Der i'm Suni bon Der &esieruus erlaiIes
nen @ufforberuns. bab prtpatperio-
nen ihr @olb in Hoten umtauIden
iollten, itnb i'm @an5en l, 1,000.000,000
Grauts ($200,0o0,o ,o00) in SOlb in Der
gaut Don GramfreiH eistbesablt nor.
be,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
Der Vremier 2Sibiant
refignirt.
Iriitibe 8rianb pirS elm
Hsues fran30iifdes aas
s L


binet bilben
paris, %. Oitober. - Der pre-
misr gipiani bat am Sonnsrs.aa si
@nniten bes friibsren premierminiiters
griiiioc 9rian6 iein 9lrnt nieoergelegt
linb er pirb bas Standardization in
otm rtorganiiirten aabinet iibsrnebs
men. Serr grianb bat eingepilIiat, elm
neues aabinet au bilben. Die aammfr
oertaste iid inStuifdtn Bis gum Jrefs
tag
Bis fpdt am 4bsn6 mar es 5trrn
8riano mid. sslunsen, elm aabinst su
bilbsn.
Stit Der Refisiiaiion Don 5beopbile
Oelcaiie iuaren Gerii1te i'm llmlauT,
oab dnbsre ipi6tise aeHberunaen i'm
Rabinet itattfinben tuiirben. Die Res
iisnation bss premisrs @ipiani lam
aber aIs cine llsberrafdaw, oa fir
iein aabinet srit .tiir3hd bon Der
aammer nit grober Maioritdt ein
Weriralisnsootum dbaeaeben ipurbs.
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Der 2'ormar(6 oer 25er6anoefen III $er6iea
miro NIT alrer @nergie forfge(ett.
|2lm Der fra,t50iiih bmlgariidem Tront bobem
Die &dmpfe ibpm Elm Gtoe erreidt.

'm % neaaa a H ben Suama4 HHda ppm u stfn Sh emas nS
81
nOaf sson tim Nm Der ruff4a Ju n nu NOm E8l S
Der wfl9n
J0m fHS spfade arfaakss4 Berlin f ape ob H4 bs
rtssnttG4 bridt a3rtH
"arsr aape yfrnba.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-29
Sblo Giienbabn an 2ocuit Yoint lit
am 9onuerstag burh geuer serit0rt
iporben. Der 8erluit belduft Iib auf
mebr als 100000.
Snpferbrabte Bpm Gtras
kenbabn.Sinien
Werben in 0eutf4GanO b
fir &riegs5pede ges
Dpfert.

ob ~ b ~ ' " e
opfert.
2ono II, %. Sftober. Die itdos
tii4en 8e9Or0sn BON &iel 6aben dne
Seorbnet, Dab bic eleftriI6en gabnen
auf ipenig bepubten StraBen aufgeges
ben tDeroen foaen, 70 baB oas &upfer
Der 2eitungen fir &riegs5psde Der.
tpenoet fDeroen tann, lpie aus &opens
9agen telegrap6irt tpirb. Die DepeT4e
fist binau, baB nit benz aufreiBen
bon brei StruBen besonnen porDen
1T, unb bab bort allein 5000 Weter
&upferbrabt i'm Gepiht BON unsefdbr
5000 &ilogramm (beinabs iie6en gons
nen) aussebo6en puroeu.
Wan erpartst, bdb bas 9eiipisl
BON anberen Stdbten in Deuti6lanb
na6)1ea6mt tperben Dirb.
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@etterberid1t.

Sir 9 bin, ;5H6ianu un6 bag
ipeftli9e penniplOanien: SRilpeiie
TRIBES unO fiibleres Wetter am ssreis
tag. am Sumitag i90nes Detter.
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@ro 8 bfeusr.

Baltimore, Mb., %. Stt. :
Der pisr 70. "a Der Baltimore 81.
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FRATERNAL NEWS

Guard: Meets every Monday = ne n a;.,
Neptune: % Lieutenant, Eari Michael:
Co l. Meets every Wednesday In ne"
Asnory Captain. f. p. Carsk l&'
ant. A. D. Bell
FRATERNAL. ORGANIZATIONS
MASONIC.
TsaDe Ga 4sf s NS h HG Moa In Ma
EACH month. Francis f Nichols. Sec
IN Orient Mn.o6 Chapter; r. a. n. No; .. Meet;
ZACH month; Francis f. Nichols. Sec.
Crusade Commandery No g. X T
M Mesdav In Ma Masonic Temple every fourth
4 Meets IN Masonic TenHie first ana t, ID
Fs1ay- Helen Fleming. Sec.
Marion Loass; & 30. O. IL T. Meet. ever,
T Tgs.iday IN DAD Fellows Hail. e. n
Nd pa,a5:ne Lodge No 50 Meets every
Firsf w sto9nekins. &c. 3o4 Columbia St.
NS Mountain "a CITY ,Encampment. No. 5.
and hin in 9cd Fellows Hail on the first
R!EEle. Scribe =.
,oI Pet Tia, Militant. Meets in odd Fel
Jackson avcnuc. 80
w.- P7A1!uI .a., OF REsEccA.
! lows Hall - . 80 "a ,
r. Seven |1 Stars Lodge No. 81. Meets every
First ward Myrtle orrahood. Sec. So5
r kNtIG;H Il OF GOLDEN EAGLE
Meets IN Musgrave Hall. w A. Crowl
NJ OF X KN Il; r19s% ot p g2q9s;
Mountain City Lodge No IL Mactz a
Fleming Bldg. Thurs.avs NJ :. al ~ ~
. G. Miller Cook hospital X OF r, ana
Marion Lodge No. % Meets - Mar
Mountain city Temple NJ pvt,,,,
Sisters, Meets Tuesday in Fjen,ncy t rIig
Mrs. Alice r. Miller. NJ. ot r. nn1 s ;''uk'
Er Sishowaiter Tent No. 7. Meets every
LoYSI- 9 oR nGH!"c oEy Mss
meets every Wednesday evening a:
| Mckinney Bldg
A. o. U. w.
sa FaaIrmont Lodge No. II. Meets IN I,orn
ing s n I'm" K,r ii5s: every Monday even
Mountain State Commanderv NJ
446. A. & ]. o. knights of Malta, meets
every Thursday evening in Odd Eel
lows Hall. Main and Monroe streets.
at 1880 O'Clock. J. N. Chilson. s. X O.
c. W. Walker. Recorder.
Dent Hive No 75s Ladies' ~ rho ,,o-
err Maccabeas. Meets the frat and third
Erldays Of each month at 1870 D. IN IN
the X Of P. Hall. The officers are: Ora
Evans commander; Eliza beth Dent, rec
ord keeper; Millic X. Evans. finance
= KNIGHTS OF IEcyMsE4.
| Ogden avenue near Madison street W.
Mo o6sF eWS;ooDmEn OF AMERICA
| White Camp No. Sab. Modern Wood
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Huhf

John didn't drink Il drop last night.
I'm sure" said Mrs. Spry:
because when he woke up today
He certainly was dry"
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men OF America. meets every Thursday
evening .h .,,E at 7:So O'Clock in their hall in
II8orEherty: Venerable Consr:l c. V.
Walker. Clerk.
q. P. O. e. NO. 204.
Meets at Elks' Home. 4ls Main street:
; O'clock Charles D. Barry Sec. IS
High street.
/. o. OF r. NJ.
75 Setting sun Tribe No. Is Meets M to. on
Han First ward II Ernest Hawkins.
X; OF r. 1888 state street. First ward.
hontas', Meets at Red Mems 1Eall. First
ware. every Friday.
A. o. 4.
Meets every second SUNDAY at knights
Sec
souutou Division u.adies Auxilisry,
Meets first Friday OF each month IN
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Meets first and third MONDAYS In old
Masonic Hail; cor Main and M s I3n
Chestnut street.
woo0MEN OF THE WORLD
Nests n K; Of ~ Han ,, FLEMING 9!nSrt BLDG.
NATION CO. MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Meets last Friday Of each n ,S !99n5 n1a, ~
". II Sands. Treasurer. Board OF Cen
sors: Drs. c. Q. Henry. G. L. HoHaha'
BROTHERHOOD OF RAILWAY
TRAINMEN
Meets every first and third % Hed Msns
ana second and last Sunday IN Reo Men
Hall ]. r. Alexander. Sec
ORDER OF RAILWAY CONDUIT Tors.
Meets every first and third S sun s.c "
wOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
ONlOEN'
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Records.
A record Is fragile thing
Most any way you take It.
For every time you lower one
You have 10 go and break 1t.
Luck.

An aviator was flying across state
when n monkey wrench which had
been fastened to the seat of the aero
plane was Jared loose in some manner
and fell.
A motorist who had lost his way was
speeding along n strange country road
when the wrench dropped from the
aeropIanc. struck him on the head and
killed him instantly.
The chances OF the monkey wrench
falling at all were about one In 100, 900.
The chances OF tho aviator being in
that Identical spot when the wrench
fell were about one In 1o0.0oO,000. The
chances of the 1notorist being directly
under the wrench when it landed were
about one in 900. ooO, 900. 100000.
And when they searched the motor.
ist ut the morgue they found that he
wore four leaf clover in stickpin.
a swastika on his watch charm and 4
rabbit foot on his key ring. And he
had lucky stone in his pocket. and
there was an old horseshoe nailed On
to the seat OF his automobile.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
Tho MadWAs.

Gus Mcdonnell is Nker In other
words, he is the fiftytfdsd card In
pack. and to show that ne i9living uY
to his reputation this is one IL spruHg
this morning: He had gone info GEva-
gan's for Il drink OF carborated Mater
and returned with it to the OF cafe.
Holding up the glass, he sah. II do
not have to pay for this; It's already
charged. change
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
Guess So.

Dear Iuke-I see by the papers that
at the recent election in Cincinnati
people complained about the objection
able odor around the polling booth in
Precinct y OF the Nineteenth ward. Do
you think it could have been a poll
cat?-U No Hoo.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
Like Thia. For Inntanos.

Great careless should be taken in
the selection of reading matter for our
girls. Nothing is more hurtful than
obscure MISUNDERSTANDING
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
OF, Such n Rhvn,bi

Said poet: THE Alps l would climb.
And rise from the dust and the srimb.
honestly vow
I'd do It right now.
But the fact Is I haven't the limb"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
The Wise Fool.

every man should he ambidex-
trous." observed the sage.
You mean that every man should
make his left hand his write hand, I
suppose?" said the fool
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
10 That Sol
Dear Luke

Dear Luke:
Your 1gnats Grand is dead. T fear.
No more of him hear:
It's rumored that he died OF thirst
You drank UP all his beer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
Is That Sol

There are still some fairly inteHigent
persons who call we'll known Cincin-
nai paper the Enquire. La wrence-
burg (IndJ Press. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23

Our Daily Special.
Advertising pays unless you have
been eating onions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23

Get In Line, Men-Don't Shove!
WANTED.-witnesse to street car
accident in Fillmore avenue, in May.
1S12.-Ad. In Buffalo News.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-23
Thinos to Worry About.

The American Association For the
Advancement OF Science is studying
pre-ortic somites In cyclostomes.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-21
BUMPER CROPS FOUND
Bemidji Banker Says Wheat Fields
Will Produce 40 Bushels Per Acre.

II have never seen such crops"
said A. P. White, president of the
Northern National bank, on his re-
turn to Bemidji yesterday from
Grand Forks. "The fields are to
produce wonderful yields and the
farmers in the Crookston district and
in that vicinity in North Dakota
through which we passed could not
have a more prosperous outlook. In
many instances fields which contain
over 100 acres of wheat will produce
40 bushels per acre." Mr.. White
says the farmers expect that the crops
in that locality will be 100 per cent
more for the same acreage than a.
year ago. s.And corn," added Mr..
White, ttis looking fine and will pro-
duce much better crops than ex-
pected. The farmers are busily en-
gagged in harvesting and everyone is
busy and contented in the fact that
that region will produce better re-.
suits this year than ever before. the.
crops being equal to any on the con-
tinent." Mr.. and Mrs. White mo-
tored to Grand Forks with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. s. Lycan and Miss Donna
Lycan, returning by train. The Ly-s
cans are expected to reach Bemfdjf.
today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-21
RED LAKE INDIANS EXCITED
OVER KILLING OF MOUNTAIN

Garfield Akerberg, coroner Of Bel
trami county returned to Bemidji
yesterday from the Red Lake Indian
reservation where he Investigated the
killing of George Little Greek by
John Mountain. It appears that
Mountain was hunting deer Wednes-
day night when he heard noise and
shot, his bullet striking Little Creek.
Death resulted in short time. Both
Indian boys, their ages being 21,
were popular at the agency and there
is much hard feeling at the agency
over the affair. Graham M. Tor
rance. county attorney, has written
the attorney general asking what ac-
tion shall be taken in the matter, the
killing having taken place on the
reservation. ..~E q
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-08-21
ADMINISTRATION HOPES TO SETTLE
ARABIC AFFAIR WITHOUT FRICTION
MUST PLAY OR FORFEIT
Committee of Tennis Club Tourna.
ment Arranges Schedule for To-
morrow-Teams Urged to Play.
PLAN TO END DOUBLES SOON

+ Members of the tournament COM
mittee of the Bemidji Tennis club
anxious to complete the doubles
matches have arranged a schedule
for tomorrow's play.-The schedule
must be carried out or the team fail.
ing to appear will lose by default
The evenings are growing shorter
and it will be necessary to follow a
schedule, is the opinion of the COM
mittee.
The following teams are scheduled
to play Sunday morning before 10
a. m. Brooks and Hedges VS.. Brown
and Lindeberg, 3 sets; Barker and
Denu VS.. Hunt and Andrews, sets;
Manaugh and H. NJ Stanton VS.. Her.
bert and Christie, sets.
From 10 a. M. until noon the
following teams are asked to meet
for two sets each: Baer and Wilson
VS.. D. l.. Stanton and II. G. Bailey;
Lakln and White VS.. Randall and
Strickland; Stewart and Walsh VS..
Malone and Warfield.
During the afternoon from two tc
four, Younggren and Hayner meet
Guenther and Erwin; Lycan and Cross
meet Gile and R. l.. Given, and Nc
Alpine and Tuohy meet Larson and
Marcum.
The teams not listed here are priv
ileged to play any time an opening
on the courts appear and are urged
to meet the various teams as soon as
possible, each team to play each three
sets. When the teams meet they
should keep in mind the handicap
and play accordingly. Teams not
appearing and making no arrange
ments with the opposing teams will
default the game.