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Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
MARRIED

PLNNTE-soU soUTHWICk-In this city. Jan. 3C, 1915. by Rev. IT. J. Wyck off. both of TaftVille
 JAkOBONSIlI-- CRABOVVSkA--In Oc- cum, Feb l. 1915. by Rev. F. T.. Dcs Sureauit. Antoni Jakobowski and Miss Pauloua GrabowSka. ADANS-BENoJT- Taftvillc. Feb I. . 1915. by Rev L. .. Beuerose. Arthur, J.. Adams and Mss Eva Benoit both Uf TaftN-iue.
 UGHEN-IIARRIS- Norwich Ia n 20, by Rev. C. IT, Strouse. Joseph C'auGlcN Of Norwich and AIiss-Iiliic Harris of Westerly.
 JESON-BI TE A-In Norwich Jan. 90 hy Rev. \. NiEofcnko. Mix Jeson and Miss July Butka, both Of MontviIle PETRASHEEBCH - NTk SIIIskA -- Tn this city, Jan. 50. 1915. by Rev Nestor NikoleDko, Ajt~ofan Petra shel-icI9 and Nisa OlEa M.hshiska.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
NEW LONDON TERMINAL
 AND YALE BOWL Will Be Subjects Shown in Talks Be- fore State Civil Enqineers,

The thirty first annual meeting of the Connecticut Society of Civil LnGi- necrs will be held at New Haven on Feb. and 10. President George k. Crandau of New London will preside and issues the call for the meeting through Secretary J, Frederick Jack son.
 One of the features of the second day of the annual session of the SO Ciety will be a paper on The State Steamship Terminal at New London by Resident Engineer Waldo l.. Clarke. The paper will be illustrated with views of the work.
 An illustrated talk on the Yale Bowl will be given by Charles A. Ferry of New Haven, after a visit by the SO ciety to the Bowl the new car repair plant of the Connecticut O., and the new power plant of the United IlIu- minating O.. in the morning Of the second days session. Clarence NJ, Clair of New Haven will discuss the Woodbridge dam of the New Haven Water Co, Charles L. Nord of New Haven, Highway Bridge Loading. and Herbert C. Elton of New Haven Elec- trihcation, with Special Reference to Structures Used in Overhead Electri-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
unnnr Middle nano.

The Upper Middle class at the Acad- eny held a meeting after school Mon day and elected the following to ar range for 8 dance: Chairman, Stan ley Mulkins, Oliver Peckhan, Robert O'Hearn, Howardth Collins, Misses Mary Mccarthy, Mildred Carey, Misses ta Oat and Ruth Bogue.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
PROSPECT FOR GOOD
 BIG PEACH CROP
Glastonbury Expert Says There i:
 Little Danger to Buds From Frost.


 J. H. Hale of Glastonbury, who stands at the head Of the peach growers of the country, was seen re- gently by a reporter, who aked him the chronic question as to what were the prospects for the peach crop. MT Hale said that the situation had nev- CT been more promising here in Con necticut at this point of the year than 1t is today. As for Georgia he said. there had been a steady downpour Of rain there for some months, but as the ground had been suffering for moisture for several seasons, he thought that this soaking would about restore the equilibrium. He said the wet season had set back work on the Georgia trees about a month, but that would not be felt in the harvest. MT
 Hale also said that 1t was seldom in- deed, when the Connecticut peach buds were destroyed by frost after January had gone by. He looks for ward to 8, successful fruit year.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

The February meeting Of the court of common held on Monday evening was only of half an hour in length, the business being quickly disposed of meeting to order shortly after s o'clock.
 The roll call by Clerk Stephen D. Moore, showed Alderman w C. Me Laughlin and Councilman Hugh Kind CT absent
 The nearing was opened on the grade for . sidewalk on Oneco street but no one appeared to be heard and the resolution establishing the grade was adopted.
 Two Sewers Built.
 Alderman NJ. IT. Hourigan for the committee consisting of himself and Councilmen Joseph F, Williams and J. J. Connolly, reported that the sewer on Thames street from a. point oppo- site Elizabeth Murphy's property to Pages lane had been built at 8, cost or sISs.os, and that 4 Ehe property own = CTS benehted were Elizabeth Murphy, Charlotte J. Comstock and Mary A. Comstocl1 on the easterly side of Thames street and Annie Cussen Ladd, Thomas Murphy and John Murphy on the westerly side of Thames street. The evening of Monday, February 22, was named for a committee hearing on the laying Of the sewer assess ment
 For the same committee. report was made that the sewer in Harrison aH- enue from q. point in SturteYant aT- had been completed at q. cost of $S7958 and those property owners benefited were Ellis W Abbott Abbott, James A. Hiscoz, Frank IL Smith on easterly side of Harrison avenue, and Mary Smith. Hazel E. -5.f- T7f side of Harrison avenue, Charles Bousch and Amelia Bousch on norther- ly side of Sturtevant avenue.
 A hearing on the assessments was set for the evening of February 22.
 OisaIIo.ved Claim.
 For the finance committee Alder man Henry Gebrath moved that the claim of Charles E. ' Warrington for in jury to horse be djsaIloWcd
 Settled Damage Claim.
 The sum of s25 was voted to be paid to Attorney Thomas J. Kelly for NJ. J. O'Connell ill settlement of a claim for damages alleged to have been sustained by fall on Summit street on December 24.
 The sum of $29O was voted to Annie O'Connell in settlement of her claim in damages by a fall at the same time and place.
 Alderman Hourigan for the public works committee presented q resolu- rion laying out Linden parkway as q public highway, which had been pc titioned for by Nelson V. and Nettie Porter. The resolution was passed
 On the petition of Lucy F. Merritt regarding a sewer on the East Side. Alderman Hourisan reported that the public works committee believed q trap was needed in the sewer. This was accepted as q. report of progress
 Petition from Michael Lubchansky for sewer in High street in front of his premises was referred to the f- nance committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
THE WEATHER.


 ~-@-----~--
 Forecast for Today. For New England: Snow Tuesday and probably "Wednesday, Predictions from the New York Her. aid: On Tuesday it will be partly cloudy to clearing and colder preceded by rain or snow, with fresh variable winds, shifting mostly to westerly. The outlook for Wednesday is fair and colder,
 Observations in Norwich. The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the changes in temperature and the barometric changes Monday:
 Ther. Bar. 2 a. m ..,.......-..,...... 40 5000 4% III, st.'t'str' aU oU.Oz $ ?. m. .......-.-........ S4 5Q.16 Eigfst 40, lowest 29.
 Comparisons. Predictions for Monday: Rain or snow.
 Mondays weather: Rain; variable winds.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

During the unfavorable weather conditions the lower grades in the pub lie schools did not hold sessions
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

Miss Evelyn 0ac7Iillan of Smith avenue is the guest of her sister, Mrs Arthur Bushe1l of New Haven for a few days
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

Miss Josephine Portelance of Gen. tral avenue spent Sunday with rela- tiVes in Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
No More Piles Simple Home Remedy Easily Applied Gives Quick Relief-and Costs
 Nothing to Try.

Pyramid Pile Remedy gives quick relief, stops itching, bleeding or pro- rrudiuG piles, hemorrhoids and all rectal troubles, in the privacy of your own home. Pyramid Pile Remedy is for sale at all druggists, soc q box < single box often cures
 \ trial treatment will be mailed free for the asking. Pyramid Drug Co. 517 Pyramid Bldg, Marshall Mich
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

Miss Emma PortelanCe was the guest or relatives in Wllimantic on Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

Frank Leonard and Norman Soules were in Baltic Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

summary Of disbursements iron, May 915, s as Q
 ,.,., r. Unexpendea
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

John Morgan, Jr., was a caller il Westerly, F. L, Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

City Treasurer Charles $. Avc1y's summary of receipts from May Is. 19i4, to January 15. 1915 is as follows
 Bal on hand, May 16. 1915 S7.185.76
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
City Assessors.

Thomas A. Robinson, AI H. Houri- man, and John J. Comedy were nom mated by the mayor as city assessors and were ratified by vote of the coun- cil
 Thanks From WiiIinantic.
 Clerk Moore read the letter from Clerk Scripture which accompanied the vote of thanks from the city of WiIIi- mantle to the city of Norwich for sending the fire apparatus from here to help the Wi1limantic firemen when
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

Edward Turner spent Sunday i Westerly
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02
sun, afoon and rider.
GREENEVILLE
Miss Jean Mckenzie Goes to Bangor,
 Mafre-other Matters of Interest.

Hiss Jean Mckenzie Of North Main street left Monday morning for aI5n- gor, Maine, where she will enter the Bangor City hospital to study to be a trained nurse. Miss Mckenzie is well known in this vicinity and is a grad uate of the Norwich Free Academy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-02

It includes 500 dozen-6oOO Staple Handkerchiefs-fo Men, Women and Children. Many of them are subject manufacturers' slight imperections-perhaps an oil spot thread droppedn many instances the defects so slight that they discernible Every person needs liberal supply of dependable, iceabe Handkerchefs and for all purposes these just as good any handkerchief in store.
 ON SALE BEGINNING THIS MORNING and until sold, at regular Handkerchief department, main Floor. Foresighted and women who apprc- cate real quality and genuine service will lay seasons supply of these Handkerchiefs at this time.
 Sold Only In Half Dozen Lots
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-02
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any Of Her Homework.

Pleasant Hill. N. CT suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, Of This town, land The third and
last time, was my worst.
lhad dreadful nervous headaches and
prosintion, and was scarcely able to
walk about. Could moi do any Of my
homework.
! also had dreadin! pains IN my back
and sides and when one Of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me, !
would have 10 give TIP and lie down,
until Il wore off.
| was certainly in a dreadful stale Of
health, when ! finally decided to Try
Cafdui. the woman's tonic, and / firmly
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-02

Austin. Tex. June rs, rs.
To the Editor;
Permit me. through your columns
to advise those OF your readers who
have not paid their last years In
tcrcst due ON their school land, that
II will be necessary Ter them TO pay
about the middle Of Angus, II they
desire to prevent forfeiture OF their
land. This is necessary on account of
the importance OF getting the money
into the States Treasury before the
close OF the present school year on
August 31st. In order to help pre-
vent deficit In the school fund APP
portlonment. No one should wait for
a personal notice before sending in
his payment.
Yours truly,
J. r. Robson,
Commissioner
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-02
EX-SENATOR J. W. BAILEY FAvORS
SEPARATION OF A. q N. COLLEGE
AND THE UNIVERSITY.

In a letter to the Manager Of tn,
Executive Committee for the Promo
ton Of Higher Education in Texas
Senator Bailey says;
at is doubtless true that the Uni
versity Of Texas and the a. & NJ
College can he successfully conduct
ed under the same control; but !
feel certain that each can be more
successfully conducted under O Sop
arate control While / desire to soc
the A. & " College separated from
The University, | deprocate every act
and all discussion which might ere
ate an antngoui.m between the two
institutions ! am one Of those WHO
earnestly dodlc to see our splendid
system OF common schools siill iur
ther broadencd and perfected; | am
also one Of those who eame Hy AZ
sire TO .co The uuiyrsity OF Our
State malo 900 Chat the sincere
friends OF higher education could
ask; / am also one of those wlo 1e
lev that as DO grotest awial
tnrl siHto m tho Union, IcNas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-02

Prot NJ. r. Crawford ccmmencof
O. Normal writing Class last Monda'
mt Ira TO the city school buIldinl
with two efficient assistants lie wIl
make this a permanent institution
and ira his permanent homo as hi'
family resides there Branch schools
viii be maintained al iho principal
points In scurry county Mrs craw
ford VIII now be connected with thu
work. sho having recently return
ed from Oklahoma whore she has
boon engaged IN literary work Prof
Crawford. during Offs twenty years c,
porlcnce has conducted writIn.
schools FOO rcgas, Oklahoma. Nov
Mexico, Colorado Utah Noyado
Washington. Oregon. Eto llis efforts
have mof with success Goo 400 these
siatos and scurry county is fortunate
ln having such talent to train Tho
people in tba liuo Indicated
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-02
IERRfLL fAYORS SEPARATION.

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lLhhlll lAfUAo otfAkAllBh.
Hon. r. u. Miner. Br,an. Texas.
San An.m. To,.s Ji.oo. 1918
-Dc,r Sir. ( ,m ie rosc.pt Of yorr
fa,or of do orJ I'm r,foraroa IA
hans, i,inl r..Ioii,, No "a and I
woYlJ ls,..t.t.r ,l,,.,rc In ra,l,.
ips ,orlio. mt Inns. bocp st.ni
fr,m a, 5D hr uo nsst vo
ve,.
tll.. l.t 3D.. .i, , n.:.
Ie'''N'I'N 'loNId Doe lHo'n'1l'f pre-
scented io Che people of IeNas and I
believe that 30 dig /. done. that 70
will h. ,J,A.lb, ucm o,orobolm.
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"'59 "' WV 'V''''-
INC l''olUl''h ''ll'lhs inc iollu"-
inc features That ! deem Of import
ancc.
II proyidcs far tbo scporation of
A.. T....-;,.. = r.. -. A..
y, '"
AgI'ou''Via' ana N'ena'il'al 'o''eR'i
It locates the medical department OF
the University Of Texas. and the
College Of Industrial Arts. il pro.
,.;1.. g.. ,toi, ..,.n;,,,;on 1o,oion
- -
nncn'' 'n"'"'''"p'' "nu puiin"usn'
Improvement giving to the leglsla-
ture the power to provide for their
needs by appropriation or otherwise.
The resolution removes the rcstric-
lions in the present constitution
against the appropriation OF money
for buildings for the University OF
Texas that this last provision Is i'm
portant, can not be disputed by any
one, much less those who have jour
neyed to Austin and have seen the
cheap wooden "shacks now decqrat-
ing the campus Of the'uniycrsity OF
the largest state in the Union.
The resolution further provides
for the division OF the university
lands, giving the Agricultural and
Mechanical college 10000 acres, The
Prairie View State Normal 10000
acres, and the University OF Texas
the remainder.
The present constitution provides
that the permanent fund Of the Uni
vcrsity Of Texas can be invested /
only in bonds Of the state Of Texas |
and the United States. There are !
no State Of Texas bonds Tor sale, and /
the bonds Of the United States pay I
a very low rate Of interest. The pro-
posed amendment would allow the
Of the permanent fund in
the bonds Of the United States, the .
State Of Texas. counties in this
State. or other securities which. in
my judgment, means the securities
N any district authorized By law 10 /
issue bond. and levy taxes to pay ~ .
such bonds. The fact that Texas /
bonds could not be secured. and that
United States bonds paid so low a
rate Of interest. has caused the uni
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-07-02

have permanently located In shy.
der. uaicc over the owl Drug Store.
Practice limited 10 the diseases Of
the Eye Ear, Nose and Throat
l2tf l. y. SMITH. VI. u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

feitauitsusn. % bisfes bic frsibeiiIiAsn
Soeole. bic ftin 9sr3 bensgeh trfRpt
nnb sIsi4asitis ibn bdrouf binptiftn,
bab es ii4 IN bieitm ariese niht nm
8elsiens anntrion bdnbslt, fonbtrn
bab cine grobs, bic Submit Der sts
iammtsn Wsninheit bsitimmsnbs
Grass porliegt: Oh Die Welt foiadif9
ipsrSsn pbsr ibr bic tsutonifhe 9uItnr
erbaltsn bIsiten iol1. 5srr Dbite fSbt
absr in ieinen ansriffen auf bic Dsuts
i6en auf Elm srobes 6inosrnib unb
bas III Isin Grennb aari Shur5.
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tion bsftis unsesriFfsn, neil iis I'M
arisse pon 1870 Biz 1871 aIts' @es
ipebre an bic Sran,ofsu pertdufts. Da
er Stur5. ber s6tnfalls Elm yDislipras
6iser Mbniteur" mar, niht 10 dbftrtts
gen lam, ipis bic bsutf6sameritanis
itsn Rsbaftsure, bic issi Tsinen 3orn
err.g.n. 10 biIft Wbite iia aus oitisr
SHpistieteit nit Der gsmsrtuns btrs
aug, bab ipenn Sfur5 aeipust bate,
mas man naftrdsli6 Ufabrtn bat.
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1870 mutbnilIis btrbsisefiibrt bat. 10
ipiirb. Shura ben Wnff,nOsriauf uidt
esriist baben. 9amit benefit Whitc
l,bisIit. bab CT bic ssiftis. GrDbt fsis
nes Trsunbss S6urJ aar ni4s erfdbt
bat. Shurs iprd6 niht uls p.utiter
gilrg.r, fonbsrn ais b,uiidsr SuH,ds
nitarisr, niht als 4ntpalt Der Eeuts
ih.n, iOnnsrn ipis alIs Deutf4tn. als
qnuali Der mtnihbsit. mas aud nit
rtinsm anb irabrsm qmsritausrthum
iib,rsinitimmt. inosm sr ben @rnnbids
nufitslte. bah amtriid nitt cis Sanp
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psriis'sn. Damn pirp ,t 81 Ter Gius
iit]t csldHsen, 0ab pi, pislfbradpi.
gen Rsbaiieurs. inbsm iis Ot, WaffsHs
Iisfsrunstu bsidmpfsn, In ben gdhn,n
Don adtl S6ura panD.in. auf bic
,pIlsH admeIIen", oab gismard ben
ariss uon 1870 propo'iri bat. ipcEI,n
mir nibt ipeiisr sind,hsn. gs IN su
nisl qrb.ii. al, Tummbslisn. bic
Mtit. Dorbrinei, absuF.rtissn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

unb bab er nidt bic minbeite gsa4- 7
iuns eefunbsn bat. @enn ifbt bic
DeutTd gmsritdnsr fassn: .es TT
cine Shua6 unb cine Sdanes, bdB
mir ameritaniIds Wadren ni4t ems
nal nab neutral.n 2dnb,rn itiden
iDnnen", ipreden iie oann tiir
DeutItfdnb ob,r bic Ser. Siaaten2
Die BRO griien, bic ben bsutIhsn
Stanbpuntt niht dufedten tOnnsr,
periufsn bdnn nod, iiG nit elmer ans
beren Rebsnsart bsraussupinben gle
iassu, Der prGiibsnt ifdbs ben Jriss
ben als ods bD91ts 9ui uno bemiihe
ii6, es sem amsritaniitsn 9oIis 81
pabren, benn Elm arisg pdre nod siH
ar0ber.s rnsliid, als bic llnbiiosn,
bic mir bon Gneldne erleiben. Wur
Dieisnissn, bsibt ss ipeitsr, Die tbrs
pflift gegtn infer adnb duber aus
gen laiien uno es olrduf absslehsl
babsn, bic Ser. Stanien in elilsr
arisg nit ben Iniirtsn gu psrbeBen,
mibbillig,n bds @srbalten oes praIts
bentsn. Oas lit psitsr ni9ts, nls eir'
peitere 2iiae unb 9erlsumouns, Dir
DeutIcb 4meritauer baben tein Der
lanssn mad siiism 9rieg, beiitn saIisn
unb @sfobrsn auf fie in slsi6er WsiI.
fallen ipiirSsn, ipie luf ale aneer,n
piirasr. Sic ipeiisn oarauf lin. oab
bic ameritaniIfRn Redte uno Snter
eiien o6ns aries gstpabrt iperesn ton'
nen. Wsnn Guelano feline 0slpoli'
pOliii. ssssn unier aano nitt dutsibt,
bann iollen bic 9tr. Stuaisn bic Ulit'
tel perpsissrn, nit ipeIhsn Der aries,
Der uniersm 9anbe fold arobn Sb1'
ben psrurii6t, aefiibrt Diro, inbsm IL
bic WaffenDsrtdufs siniltlIsn. DsnH
Der ariea gu GHbe tommt, oaHn trettH
pisb.r n,rHaIs @srbdltniiie siH uno
Sisisnissu, Die bura ben atiss aubtr
gsi6GftiguRs sstommen iino, tORnsn
tpisosr ibr groo iinotu. Gibi Gns'
Lamb isiu. 6spalipoliiit aui oann
t0nHen pir gum RinOsfsH ben SdnS.l
srIanssn, gu psI6em mir als neutral:
Ration bsrs5tisi iino uRb ben ens'
lamb uns berpebri. 9as iino bod
9lnItauungsn, bic BIN Der. Stdat.n
uHb nitt 9sutifIano gum Russu ss'
reihsn.
Gs III aIiO, rpis aus Ssm G.iaetsn
srfi6tlit, cine srObe llnwabrbsit, ben
Ssutf9amsritan.ru na6suilssH BAT
| fis fir Ssutidlaup uno niht fir bi.
Der. Staat.n eiHtrstsn une Is III eirt
unbeitreitbar, Wabrbeit, bab 0iei.ni'
gen, pslhe gnslinos llsbermuib, IN
mabuns uno 3srit0runs unierss 5an'
bsls redtfertisen, seeen bic Der. Stdar
ten, fir Gnglanb eintrei.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09

i,nS aipor BEL iEnn INNER nlebr as
Bel uIls, foftet e isauier, unicre ar'
beit an Der iiaien 9te1iina muroe
midf einen ausenbIid aeftcrt, uno
Bic itr1teeiihs Gage bate ielbit ods
abfdngen ODER abifiebeu iiniersr
san5en Vatrouiae niht eeanbtrt.
waan fam aIjo MIR slauben, bnB Ct.
ne gelditiguig bes 5eiubeS beubiih.
tigt nirb ober Der angriffsmiitb Der
eieenen 1rippe beIebt per6en jca.
Tafiir aber iheint mir Der finfus
bon Wannihaften bod, 5ii werthDpl.
gei inis, babe ib mir iagen Iofien,
tuiro elm slngriif MIR NIT elmer flar
ailsaeIprodenen abiiht unb oann
nit binreidenocn arditen rrfcrnonI'
men.
Tieie epifooe iIIuiirirt dish Elm
ipeHig bic siiIbe oes Sfeu,nlgstrie.
ses~.
Sermann aatf&
strieasberidteritatttr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09
8eridt.
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Ieren ,,aqeos" unS ben Tetroiter Iii,
scrs~ tsfm. Sian) fam geitern Radl
mittag i'm bieiieen He6lanD.G .Gicie
sum Shlub nit benz oritten Siege
iiir Cincinnati.
Sn benz aeffriseu Spiele iiinsirien
Sd)Ieiibcrer geliton Mnb Sanger
t5on5nles oils umIere @atterie eegen
@oebIer reip. Mcsaee fin Die @epner.
BAD Sc;n G. 8ange tDur6e Benton
Sird Tale o6sel6it. llniere Sungers
nindjten 10 Srefier unb 1 Gebler &c.
gen 8 be;ip. 4 Der ,1igrs~:: iis ipie!.
ten ilper6 in Der 5eIopertbeibienng.
lDorin iLre Geaner iebr itfDa@ no.
ren. lem SpieIe pobuteH 1900
8ni9nuer bel. Sort unb CARPENTER
Epnren bic Gfisbsrihter.
GasSpieI.
Cincinnati 4. .0020fo0is-i
Gstrcit f00002O00-~s
&eute @cd,mittng erftes gpieI ei.
ner brftdgieen Serie 5pii&en ifnie.
rem .slebg~ uno ben NUitcnef .Moth.
icdeH~ i'm hieiiaen seSlunb sieIa
slis uniere 9atterie iieben Benton
iuo Glarfe niff bem progrnnn. Tos
SpieI beginnt.Hm balls 3 ll5g.
ID.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-09
aOblsunotb Der aaiirten.
grHffeL. IA. Rdr,.


Die BON 2lnfano an NIT alien Gifsr
unternommtnsn gsmiihungsn btr csui.
ifen 0erpdItuns. bic beIqiidk AHrns
iirie ipisber In Sang Al trin8sn. bat
ten susrii bei Der aoblsnforbsrung GIs
fcls. Ilr aoble ipar Elm aum tur6
ben ariss nift untsrbrohsnsr 3 bal
an 6duibrdno porbanosu. Die g isHs
tabnen, bic Glsiiri3itdispsrle. b1nn
js mshr iis pieesr gum askn IAN,
aud, biz. 5nbuitris. ale beHStbistsH
Der acbIs. Wsnn bdhsr bic 3shsn ibrs
glrbeit i.br friib iuisbsr aufHabmtn, 10
tegegnstn ii6 bd6si bic WiiHfhs nsr
lln.srnebmtr uno Der beutfbtn Rrsis,
rung. Tenn betanniIifj geben ftii,
iisesrs. gru6en siigrunbe. Wuu muB
dbsr aner.eHnen, bdb bie llnttrnebulsr
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