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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
Short Stories.

The salary Of a general in the hU hue
sian army varies from $500 TO WV
q year.
The Dover strait is only tWenH
one miles wide at Calais. when 1sS
been connected with Dover oy eaO''
since 1851.
A system is In vogue In Italy :!
means Of which mulberry leaves az a..
preserved in cold storage as 1000 w.
silkworms.
Peru Is considering tax on Jus ,,
ness earnings because the eouns :,
revenues for 1915 are estimateo - -
S12.5OO.O0O and the expenses SzOOO"
600
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13


A UTH CERP AND A UTR SUMNER SHACK.
killed and two wounded and the posse
was so surrounded by hostile forces
that grave apprehension prevailed
The trouble was caused by one Ute
chief known as Tse-Na-Gat. also known
a. Edward Hatch, who took the war
path last October after he had been IN
dicted In Denver for the murder Of q
Mexican No one seemed 70 care %
much that he had killed a Mexican,
but the fact that he resisted the au-
thority Of the government was the
point upon which the trouble started
BE Joined his Utes In the reservation
IN the southeastern section Of Utah
and since then has de1ed arrest.
General Il L Scott, chief OF stan,
q. 8. A, famous Indian fighter, has
been detailed to settle peaceably the
trouble with the UteS
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
Tales Of Cities.

Cincinnati requires study OF muuici-
pal laws BY policemen.
New York. Is spending 5000 900
mcnthiy on subway construction.
Naples. on the Mediterranean. Is the
most important Of the Italian cities ana
does large export and import trade.
strassburg. the capital OF Alsaee. was
annexed by Germany n so. taken by
France IN 1esl and recapturea by Ger.
many IN 1s7a
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
SHORT AND sH,pD

Why not establish a mo.,,
mariner e'Cnant nh.
u, Borrowed money soon begins n l.,
IKE borrowed trouble. 10 look
The trouble with most ,,-
they have too many troubles u That
Everybody loves a ouitto,
enough. Ouser than
a shencer for party telephone In.
would contribute greatly 10 a do.L INES
In gossip. ueSfease
The man who starts sometb,D, !,
right and a desirable citizen - ,. = az
good sense. ue nas
The man who plays canls for MAJ.
often finds that the other fellow sS,
the same thing. uu
1t does not do much good n -.
some OF the Ten Commandments, ~
smash the others. N1
Letters and articles that trv IN sb,--
the brighter side Of war all Fan :"
cause there isn't any.
Maxim Gorky has made peac0 nil.
the car, which is the first peace nsv.
from Europe in some time.
international law is something vhicb
all civilized nations highly respeet ana
uphold-in times Of profound peace
The high cost Of living should him,
a 6etcheristic revival. Horace's dic,
tum was ''if you chew more you won.
eat so much"
II variety is the spice Of life Mexieo
City must be about the Spiciest place
On earth just now. It changes hands
almost every day.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
Fashion FrilIS.

Spring straws show which way i ,o.
ION blows itself.-Baltimore Ameile
SIX trousers this summer annOu s,-
the taflors Tickle fashion, inoeeO
New York Sun. a.
women's hats are to be cOstHef. y
eordlne to reports. They usually d"
Pittsburgh Dispatch. ..,sv
Here comes the low crowned s SS
aeain. as n men were not run'
enough aIready.-Chicago News
wasp shaped gowns amount. oS sDr
the near future should he nalns XII
the mosquito-fhe sting Is IN 'Hs
Washington Posi-.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
Telephone Calls.

There are sixty phone calls per day
between New YORK and Chicago.
Chile has 5000 miles Of telephones
worked by an English company.
With the completion Of the Line from
Denver to San Francisco there Is now
q continuous commercial telephone
line stretching across the continent
from New York 10 the Pacific coast
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
1--we INDIANS ON
THE WARPATR
Some Ute Indians Prove to Be-
UHreeORstructsd Rebels.

We have come 10 look upon the In
dams ss practically quiet and pacined
and resigned to their tate, but quite
recently some OF them have shown
that they are not al dead Indians"
yet Witness the recent trouble be-
tween renegade Ute Indians and q
posse Of United States marshals near
RiuR. Utah. Hers a marshal was
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
BRIGHT BRIEFS.

PerEisteney Is more effective than
brillianey.
To keep a gun from scattering put In
q single shot
Safety first at sea calls for the long.
long way around.
A rumor doesn't need fertile ground
In which to grow.
The man who sells his honor deals In
something that he has not got
Il would take an army Of experts 70
classify the various kinds Of trouble IN
Skirts. says a fashion note, Vim show
I'VE inches Of ankls-Rhen there Il
that much
hhsniz % wass nat war IN Eu-
rope than IT win be to collect the taxes
to pay for #
Beniserents seem to be rapidly drtft-
ing 10 the view that retaliation q he
nrst law OF nature.
Golden wedding. can b cslebrated
only By the kind Of married folks that
80 -nfEAfty- together.
A mans Is old a. he feels, thsy say.
but the age be feels depends q eood
deal on what he's been doing.
A submarine can say under watar
for hours. but some boats that have
been met BY Submarines are going %
stay under much Longer.
A san Francisco man advertised for |
800 I'VE neas. which shows that, whiie |
nan may want but little here below |
Domstimen. his wants are blamed ouoer.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13
HERHERT HEERY AsourrH.

way By scholarships to Oxford, where
ne proceeded from one academic tn
umph TO another. He won his way
INTO parliament By his magnificent
elearness In enuneiating his political
principles Of liberalism. without IN
nuenee he secured a commanding pod.
uon at the English bar, and havins
proved himself during the last siT
years the strongest statesman Of mos
ern times In England By hts overthrow
q the house Of lords and By the ilnai:
placing Of the Irish home rule bin On
ne statute books he has now IN for.
en- policy achieved a new fame.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

Peruisteney is more effective than
brIlliancy.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

A San Franeiseo man advertised for
30 I'VE IDEAS. which shows that, whIie
nln may want but little here below
pomstlmea. his wants are blamed qnser.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

Safety first at seacaIs for the Ions
long way around.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

To keep a gun from scattering put In
q single shot
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

A rumOr doesn't need fertile erOuni
IN which to grow.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

A submarine can say under watsr
for hours, but some boats that have
been met By Submarines ara going 20
stay under much longer.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

The only way to be a neutral Is 70
talk about something else.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

If variety is the spice of life Mexico
City must be about the spiciest place
on earth just now. It changes hands
almost every day.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

A mans Is old a. he feels, thsy say,
but the age he feels depends 4 good
deal on what he's been doing
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

The high cost Of living should bripg
a fetcheristic revival. Horace's diS.
tum was ''if you chew more You won't
eat so much"
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

Evidently the man who takes q cold
bath every morning isn't repaid by the
resulting benefit; he has to talk about
Il to get his moneys worth
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

international law is something which
all civilized nations highly respect ana
uphOld-in times Of profound peace
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

The man who starts somatb,n.
right and a desirable citizen n - : "a. ~
good sense. - ue mas
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

The man who plays cards for man.,
often finds that the other fellow 5is
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

The man who sells his honor deals In
something that be has not got
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1915-03-13

Maxim Gorky has made peace with
the czar, which is the first peace psvv
from Europe in some time.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
@runbeisentbums SppOtbefeu
Rtusinattra aen.

~ - ~.
Senrp q. WoIf an Bremen Strs.t
6. II. o. &c., $500.
Warp q. Sbspbsrb an GLENDALE
3. II. 6. u. Co., $1,000.
SoIomOn 80. Goeriua on Sputbsrn
Sbio 6. II. z. Co.. $500.
sSobn W. Rebiep an bo., $500.
gsreiDaI Suttsr on Sa,l.p 3. IL.
8. Co., $500.
s5amss 6. Reib an College SiII g.
Il. .. Co., $1,000.
sbomas s. RobinioH on Dean 8.
grapipn. $3.50.
sSofepb yiiler on Girft Ratirnal
.. II. 6. Co.. $715.
emma S6mibt an SaiIsp gan.,
$500.
q. ReIion 9ants on bo., $4,000.
2Ouis Nsin5srs an GosIe g. II. g.
o.. $4,000.
Catherine G6rsiber an Guarantee
0epoiit Co., $1,000.
Francis Z. Suffep an emma o.
St.in, $2250.
9lrihur 8. Briggs on Delta 6. a.
Co.. $1,000.
Glenpra .. go9s an Watbilba
gernharbt, $5S2.s3.
Sebpiu 9. Marsiu;.l an Watbilba
gerHharbt. $5S2.83.
Gthel .. 8pebinaer on 5ome
Sapinas gaut Co., $4,000.
emma Soffman an DO, $1,000.
gllbin Shtpab on Gilt Gbge .. IL.
9. Co.. $500.
Qbplpb aD.I9e on gestmon Gtr.et
g. II. g. Co.. $500.
2ouiIa 2eiht an Rsabiug 3. u. 6.
Co.. $1,000.
Soispb apb on DO, $3.50.
Sorsb Maris on bO., $500.
sSoiepb Ginger an bO., $1700.
9etilgte 5ppDtbeten.
aaura $. Sodmann on Souibern
Ohio Sabinas gaHt Co.. $500.
Ularp g. Sbepberb an 0lenbul.
3. II. g. u. Co., $500.
aaura gcper an g. M. Susb.s,
1888.
2aura gOpsr an RabiiOn Q. q.
30. 2. $125.
eOuifa gli.bmspsr an u. 8. apnstp.
$500.
@ilh,Imina R,inbers an @lentpup
6. u. .. Co.. $1,000.
Do. an 6orrist 9idman. $776.
antOn y. 5lobr on SbiO @aIIsp
g. II. 3. Co., $500.
y. q. gaHts an SaHeb 9aHt.
$500.
Wlpuis g. GARNER an Central
z. II. q. o. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Observation-Disclosures
Ginttunati z. Suni

aouis Rsireyt an wlatbiIba glsi.
merit, % bst l20 Sub an Der Dsit.
ieits Der Gup Strabs, 100 SUB n0rS.
LID Der WcWsiaou Sirabs, (St.usr
S150l; 81.
Sopba gornsp on Gborles g. @e.
naro, 2Ots 335 uno 336 in Sames O.
Gbrispin's eriter unterabt5siIung bon
Wlsners 9robs, 81.
aucp Yt. Rebtep an Sobn ID. Reb.
tep. 80 bel $50 Tub an Der Wtiiieits
Der Storer Strabs, 500 Jub iiiblit
bon DpObiorO ROab, ,(Gieuer 500; 81.
Die prODibent earrings o. Ii. z.
90. sruitee an George u. 9ua, Got
l78 in MuOiion glacs llntsrabtbsis
luna. (Gteatr 500; 81.
Treoerit N. Redman ar 5enrb +.
Rsdmor. Cots 40. 46, Az uub 48 in
Drills II. aIinss brtttsr lInterabtbsis
luna in SutIep, (Steuer SOC; 81.
3. 8. Simpion on emma Samibt.
40 BEL 140 fub an Der Siibf.ite bon
Wlartbreit qpsnus, (Steuer $3); 81.
Wlpers q. Cooper an Gbarles e.
lllmer. SbsiI ron Got 81 unb SO in
Wpsrs p. GOopsr's llnisrabtbsiluHs
Don Bart qluts, (Steusr $9); 81.
Seorae R. Chisholm an 5roncis
W. WcGouaba, 13 Sci 80 SUB an Der
ROrbieite Der 8. Strabs, 2S2 Jub 0it'
lid Der 2iun Strabe, $4,000.
'Sruncis R. MtGonabu an Mattts
@olbberg, busieIbsGissntbum. (Stsusr
$3); 81.
antbcnb Ronnebaam an gleanor
@ruff. 81 bel 101 Jub on Der fiibs
Ditlifen Gde Der 4. 2lpsnue nnb Wnrs
rem Strabs in SiabpOint llntsrabtbsi'
lung. (Steu.r Soc; 81.
Glsdnor 9raff an Celia R. Sols,
Got 7 in S9ipeamdn's llnterabtb,is
luna in St. 9ernarb. (Sieusr
$3.50; 81.
Ttnd Ban @usboI on George G.
psua 30 bh i4o CUB at bet Glib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
(iSortfebung folst.)

Die oitprsubif6en SLID t,
Iinge bisltsn am II. Mat ibre rsgeI'
mGBige gerIammlung in Der Reusr
YbiIhormonie in Berlin ab. Dor,
iiser StenfeI arituttete 9eri6t ii6er iei.
ne Grtunbisungsreiie, bic er mad b.;
Oertpiiitsten !Setmatb unternabm. 81
bat bort geipre4unsen nit bem DER.
prdiioenten uno Dem 9anbesbaupts
mann gebdbt unb bic 3uii1erung er,
baItsn, bab bic 8eb0rben nit alien
ardften bemii6t limb, ben @isosrauf,
bdu Der 5srit0rten Srti6uften unb bi,
geftelung Der 4eder gu f0rbern. BIS
iebt limb ruub 100000 5lii9tIings
mad Sftprsuben 5uriidsetebrt, Oa'
runter oieIs, bic na6 arsiTen stugsn,
bic bebOrOIid nod nidt freigegs6en
ftnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Das Da dtpergshen. Bel
Seilsberg, I'm gssieruHgsbesirt a0s
nissbers, bate Elm aanbiiurmtommans
DO cine Bride gu beiDa9eu. psiter
ni4ts. ginss zasss bi,b ss, bab bic
RuiTen anriidteu unh Elm Gtb6ft In btr
H1bs bsfsbt bGitsn. sort nal. faste
elmer, ~folIen mir uns 70 Elm. lIuptrs
i8dmtbsit gsfdllen laiisn2 mir milf
Zen bic aerIs ausrdu9ern.s .Gas ssbt
niht.1 fasie Der Da6tbabenbe. .in
@efreiier, mir iommsn ing tttt1en
ipegen Wddtuergebens. Gdrauf iputs
ben bic aRberen srob unb bem Gsireis
ten bIisb nidts iibria. als ii6 an bic
Spite 5u iteIlsn unp ben Gturm 5u
lsiten. wait Surrdb uHb ssfdiI.sm
Baionett ipurbs bas Deb0ft eenommen
unb bic Rufen Dsrtrieben. Das bids
Gnbs fam aber na9. rWa6tDsraeben,
@erldFen bes poiiens. Wtnn Sbr NIT
itrengem 2lrrsit bnpontomm!, bcnn
i0nni Sbr 6oti banten,- foats Der
stlbpsbsl. als ibn bic Gade aemsIbst
ipurbs. Riftis, es ipurbs gerbSr ees
balten. bsm Waior beri6tst unb bisisr
Derb5ris bic wliifttbdtsr Islbft. llsber
bas Wahtptrseben briidis er bissmal
Elm aluse 5u. fir ibrsH ipaderm
Gtilrmangriff dber bkobis &C Fis unb
Derjpra6 ibnen, BEL D,r.bsilune ben
Giissata aEsas. an -iis ~ Ssaial :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

ieite BON geehmun apsnus, 317 s5ui
oitlid BON Delta glpenue, (Stsuel
Soc; 81.
sSulid gotmnnn an 9puis Weinr
bera u. Inb., so Bel 80 ssub an bel
ytprbfeite Der gperett Girdbe, sipi.
iten Central abenue unb Sobn Strd,
BE. l5tsuer $500; 81.
Wlaradret Slbenbid OH DiIian
8ctb, 50 SUB an Der Rorbisite bon
ggaiion Roao in SatIep, tSteuer
$3.50; 81.
Belle +. WcTabbin oil Walter g,
Wlc5aboin, 60 bei 160 sSnb an Der
iilbpeitliten @de bon @lenmore uno
9optona Qlpcnite in Wsitpopb, 81.
9ds Wibcips Some II. glipIum an
Carmen Il. wtnurer, % BEL 100 5ub
an Der SiinIeite bon Suntinetor
plaee, 125 Sub Ditlidl Der aocuit
Strake. (Steuer $3.50)|$1.
artbur u. Tdrbsr on SuIia u.
Riemeisr, 50 BEL $50 ,Sub on Der
Siioieite BON 1dpiona 9lrtrue, 81
Sub tpeiflidh RON Gpiporib gDenuc II,
WeiitpoOb. (Steuer 81; 81.
sfroni gord'orb on Qribur u. ga
Der. 70 bel 15s iub an Der Sibieits
bon 0antona gpsnue. 81 Gub tpeft.
lid bon Gpiportb Qbenue In Ben.
lpocb. (Stmer $1); 5000.
Die Barton RsoIip So. an Siram
80. Ruliipn, % Ider 2dnb in Gets
ttor 8 in 9eIbi 9Opnihip, (Sisuer
SS); 81.
sfonnie arustct an Mor. Submon
uno 6erman R. sab, Got 373 in Ban
5orn's stpsiier llntsratt5.iliIng an
Der Barr Strobe. (Steusr $3); ST.
emma Q. Stein an fSrancis !.
9uffen, Gisentbum betannt als go.
969 Sotptbprue 4p.rue auf price
6ia. (Stsuer $3.50; 81.
Die glpon Sias Rsoltp 60. on Sba
80. Wlebasr, rs bsi 10 SUB an Der
nprbpeitli6en Seite bon gstuIa 9lpss
nie: (Steuer $4); 81.
Mdrp Edmonton on Sulia 9.
@bitien. 20 Cots in Gilman II. Sums
brefts llntsra5tbsiluns BON Terra
qIta. (Sieuer 81: 81.
Die Rprtb GDIles. SiI ReaItp SO.
on 9inna asller. Got 317 in Ohio
9anb 1t. Smpropsmsnt 60. untsrabs
tbeiluna. 81.
Sdrab u. Sbaffsr an emma Soffs
man, 40 b,i 149 fuB an Der Siibs
ftits pon Sbaffsr 4psnus, TO SUB
DftIih BON ?fti6er 9Iacs, (Sisuer
500; 81.
GharlOti. 9rott an 9lbolpb 2Osff..
Gets 46 unb AZ in Sohu 9rOti's
llntsrabihtiIunq, (Steuer 500; 81.
Sobn 3 .S6afer an 6optins unb
gttlsr, Sontra,t gum @er,ouf bon
Giasnthum bstannt aIs 90. 1903
RuFiea 2lpeuus fir $500.
2tiauit 6nusfslb an 8eouaid psitp.
"a BEL 100 Rub on Der WliltOn Stra'
BE. 81.
alma gtune on gribur %. ais,
pert, 81 Sabre Qadt bonn !. Suli
1915. ouf giaenibum betannt als Ro.
401S 9Isulpap GOenus, mcnutIihs
MQiethe 500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

lie 10 id,per irno imbeboIfen madt
ais iueim man 8lci o'rin bate.
9tero Senlper oing 10 fai9 nnb ee
raOe mie inlner; aber oos mar aud
Elm Stolner, unb Suie mar blob cir
gloiebdleer, unb oos iii bod am Gn'
De eir peroantnter llnterif)ieo. =
Sie Strabenilinpen, Die ibnen begcg'
neteu, bIieben gepobnlid) iteber nnr
bIidten ibnen mad.
,gtebmen Sic iih IN sldt, ooB sic
iid nidjt nui Die Solen tretenl" riel
Der Cine.
rSif peroen nod SSbrem Gnhbar
Die 0iibnerollgen opcrircn" ladte
Elm glnbcrer.
Gjelen ciu giertel aui iie6eu ll6r
idritten lie oltrd einc fIcine. inidein.
bare Sbiir in bas aoIuer SbauipieI-
Ddus.
,@ebts 6ern bier Ginein?" fragte
Sale pcrlmnOert; ..Sa5 lit ia bier 10
eng mo finlter.
Md, llniinnl" beltbrte Seirper,
ieiner t5rellno ider5buit NIT Dem @I.
lcnbogen anitobenO; mir geben ia
CUR .lift III be1t 3uid1aucrrnlrn
mir geben ia aif oic 9iibne
butter Die Gouliiien ons lit ct.
n1ns 9}purs INN Tif1utes nn
iulten b1ttcu mir i'm ia oo9 nid,t
amiiiirt Die ScrIc ipielen 81
idIctjt iibriacns t5lncn Sic Die
9anoIlng ourd Die GouIiiieu ebenio
1ut icbcn Gle nlrOen iidJ ami.
iireIt un6 cS mir boniall, iueiter iaoc
id 9Jbncn gar nihts.
Sale Sriidte ieillem Jrelltoe iparm
ole Sauo.
Gad,oem iie nod cine @eiIe blird
enae, iiuitere GouIoir, geganoen ipn.
rcn, Iangten iie mif Der giibne oil, mo
iie 3oratio, 0nntIets 6reitno, mel.
der Die &ijrSe eiues licBiiieurs be.
fieiocte, bliI0poa bepliommnete.
Gie Scrrniie bon &cIiulsior eeiiel
inherent Safe gang unS Gar nidlt.
Gie Teforntionen iabcH 10 idJrcd.
lid grob gcmaIt aus. luO oam ging
ia aae SSlIuiton perIprsu, neil man
0lird ole oiienen Goul,iicn Die 5eiier.
mebrIelite inb Sbentc7lrbeiter lab,
Die BORT Qanj uneeniri tire Santi-
ritnger triebcn.
Zen Sintergrunb bi.0ete cine ipiiit
bcpinielte &eiunan6 mt einem iiinc.
aeImdBipeu 9clben Mats, bas fol-
ben uahtlid,en beu6Ifi,H SimmeI nit
Dem pbantaitiib peridlojerten Monb
oaritcIleit.
Gou Dem 9uidnuerrum aus iieEt
0as 9tIlcS irciIib gan rnoers ans.
9ndloem iif Safe an na' bn
Serrlidfciten iatt seidnlt, fiibrte ilju
Ger frcimblife Sora.io, Der elm
m1dtiges Sdppert an ieiner Iinfen
Suite trug, ms GongeriationsSint-
mer.
IA iobcn bereits s., meilieH im
Shid beid,aitiateH { 1JauipieIer in
ibren aoitiimen.
0as fab fomiit Rcuie m,s,
Samlet, Der meInu9oIiihe Gdneri.
prin5, Iebnte in elmer Sopbaede uno
llitid,te nu emen tlIten 9igarreIi.
itummeI; Der a5nig GIauoius ipielte
in aIler Gle nit ReiubolS, 6em 3ia.
ner bes %Olonius. nob eineEnrtbie
Domino; 4oIoHius ielber lieB iihI
non 2aerte5 BEN Bart ieituladen;
SpheIia iudte iih 9lumen fir ibre|
8obniinlsi5eue aus; Die a6niein
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iteru, iuer Don ibRcn geiben bic bel.
fere fcae hate.
Bon ben iibrigeu i'm Siide beihdf.
tigtcn &erionen ieblter nod rIaHfe,
itlltcr ibnert auf aIofneier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
marsaret oItsnbist an Oailsp 9.

Marsarst OItsnbist an Oatlsp 3
II. 8. &c.. S1750.
DO. an Warren g. gtidarbs, $40o.
Wbert Babel an Ginctnnaius 9. u.
9. Gp.. $4,000.
2ouiie q. Barrier an linton Snbs
inns 9. u. z. 60, $500.
sSohn g. Greep on DO. $1,000.
g1eait 81. Duiberldub an Wboms
ina G. II. 8. &C., $500.
sspfepb Singer an aeabing .. u.
8. Co., $3.50.
sSoF. 2ob an DO. $l700.
Rarp Ssimerbina an 6. Wlasrsen,
$4,000.
Benjamin IidinfOn an entilb g.
Barbam, $500.
9ouis O. @untbsr on Wlobdpl
gIoee 9. II. 3. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
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gem bic 9treriffe iei1lsr Gyns, ~ Der.
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Notes 6 apitel.

Die OberfDrfterin gins fOfort baran,
Der iunser Wiitpe beS So!sFdasrs
3tiIfe gu Ieiiten; iie lieB Gus6sn rits
fen, fie fpra4 ibr bas innigfte Witlsis
ben anb Hebausrn aus, briidts Der
&&E,ssrnesa tsies Saubt sns fii5rts
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29

Every preparation is being made by the state department today for the break is expected to come closely fol lowing the receipt of the Austrian note. From the brief statement of Penfield il is known Chat the note of reply while coneaatory in tone refuses To disavow the responsibility for the ot= tack and sinking of the Ancona.
 Penheld says that the note has been completed by the Vienna foreign of
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29
PROGRESSIVE FAIRBANKS CLUB
 STARTS BIC MOvEMENT

entire Pacific coast lombard congress wirh teegraphic appeals to have Sec rctaiy Lanes two million dollar emer- gency railroad appropriation authoriz- ed al once
 At the request of the Fairbanks club the Seattle Chamber of Commerce has taken an active hand In the movement and is now taking steps to have every commercial body and civic assocta- ton on the coast send an appeal to the
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29
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A. P. A Service
 NEW YORK, Dev. 29.--One of the largest sensations sprung by the fed eral grand Jury, which is at present engaged in Investigating the German ist conspiracies, developed today with the returning of indictments against some of the most prominent and well known men in the country and In cluding congressman, x-congressmen former government officials and prom inent labor men.
 AS a result of the federal investiga ton of the activities of National labor
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29
A. p. A. Service.

SEATTLE, Dec. 29-The Fairbanks Commercial Club has started @ move ment to secure immediate action in tho matter of the emergency railroad ap- propriation that is liable to have 3 great influence in helping congress to realize the necessity for granting suf- hclent money to continue the work of railroad construction without unneces- sary delay. The plan Is to have the
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29
RIGGS SAVES WIFE THROUGH BLOOD
 TRANSFUS|ON
.A. r. A. Service.

WASHIAGTON, Dee. 29 Engineer iuggs of the Alaska engineering com mission yesterday submitted to u blood transfuslon operation in an ef- fort to save the life of his wife who vas u peeauous condition liIoA- ng the birth of a baby boy Riggs save over d quart of his blood to In crease the depleted supply of the life luid in the veins of Mrs. Riggs. Al che conclusion of the operation the physicians stated that both husband md wife We're doing we'll and the con ution of the latter Is greatly i'm proved.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29
SUICIDES WHEN CITY
 ELECTROCUTtS HIS DUG
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A. r. "A. OeTFlCS.
 SEATTLE, Dec. z9.--One oI th, suangest causes for suicide coming lo notice in some time was disclosed With the finding of Fl note written by eco k Wall. oI thts city beside his dead body today In which it aas stated that the man had shielded on learning of the death of his pet dog, Prince Iso' in the dog pound yesterday. The dead man declared that he was unable 10 pay the license required 10 secure the release of the animal and this. com bined with the shock of learning Una his pet was electroeuted was more than he could stand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29
BRITAIN SE|zES MORE
 NEUTRAL MAIL

CT Christian Michelsen. also from New York to Rotterdam. The repeated mall seizures by the British authorities Is causing intense indignation in Holland and the Scandinavian countries. An added cause of Il feeling Is occasioned by the refusal of the British to con- added caurse of Ill feeling Is occasioned nations
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-12-29
a. E.. 4. Service,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-A dlplo matlc break with the Austrian gov ernment Is looked upon as inevitable in official circles following lntimationa from Ambassador Penfeld received at the state department that the Aus tran reply accedes in no degree to either the letter or the spirit of the American demands relative to the sinking of the liner Ancona.