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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
SaberiiHer Wtdnnerhor.
Sic 9orbereitnnseu FIR oas golfsteit
an ndditfu Souuins beenbist.

sSn Ger geitriscil glltbeiuhten Der.
iammIumg 6es pbigen gereins, in
pelher Serr SSobn Sofimaun cen
8criis un6 0err SiiIiu5 Niaper oas
Yrototoa flibrte, ipuroe nad einer
Idneeren 3cbatte einitimmig bei6Ioi.
len. oas g1itgIieo Sobn Saibif. Der IN
Oen 9mllod' d'iden 8erten in ROrpooo
an @ranaten fiir Die gllliirten arbei.
trt lIno tbatidd)IidJ pahreno Der lesten
8odIen grtraarbeiteu oerrittet bat.
Inn Die Sirma in Std1to 3ii iesen,
eieie aPorogeid)oiie redtSeitig able.
iern li fonnen. BON Der Wtitglieoer.
lite III itreifeJ uno oaonrt oent
DliBidllcn aus6rlif Ju gebeu. Den ole
MitIlieber oariiber begen. odf eIiter
Der Sbrigen 70 Denig gaterImnosliebe
teiitt. nm iih in Die Gieirite Der
2einhe AZ itellen. sn,Sem 40 Stii.
inng5ieit SeS 8oooiellotp Sdnger.
tors Dir6 lid, Der gerein in Gorpcre
beibeiligen, ipdbreno Der SiibiIdunis.
,eier Der 3clrtiten Sddieengcieaid,aft
rmt Dem gienie Der 8rauer.lluion
$40. ~ rese getbeiIig,,ns suseiidert
iuIroe.
Gn Dem goItsieIt 8u @uniten oes
SiiIision6s, bas ON 81. SiiIi i'm 9oo-
logiifen @arten itottfiu6et, miro Der
g,erein nit mrr, 3ifanunen init ben
9reIrigtcn Sdngern attiD tbeilneb-
men, ion6ern er bat oit6 100 Gin.
trittsfarten CUR gertbeilimg unter
ieine WeiteIieSer iibernonsmen. Gle
Scrren Grit Sf,euerIe uno Suliits
W1aper rpuroen OILS GeIegntei su Der
Gtnaisfonpention oes D..a. Stants-
9crbanoes. bic am 81. ino n9. an.
quit M Canton. o., ftattfini,t &C..
w1blt.
SlIs aftipe RitgIieber ipuroen bic
Serrcn SrieDrid, SrOerter irno SonI
Bin ino aIs paiiibe bic Serren GuliI
Selftrsrieber, Ws. RaooIep, 3. gueb.
len. Sobn SSoffmarn IL. iino Gstar
vtoie oisigenonlrteit
Serr Ghns. o. Sf,niot itcttete ben
WlitgIiebern fin bts tbm oelseeztIiH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
9ie Gleftrisitdtsraten
Ter Staotratb aeiuabrt einen Sebn'
iGbrigen Gonfraft nno lest ben
Vrsis bon 10 anf S1a Gents
bcrab.
lie Gas & electric So. milf iidl 5n
feiner 9iebuftion ueriteben.

Der Stabtratb bat ssiisrn Ha4
Oritter Geiuns snbgiiItis bic Srbinan3
angeRommeH, pel9e nelle Raten fir
ben Oe6rouh Don elsttriidsr araft
feitisBt. 9as 8oium mar q geseu 10.
Die rspublitaniidm UlitgIieber itimm.
ten idmmt uuo Iouoers oafiir uHb ibre
bemo.rdtii9eH Golegen fammt uno
foHosrs basegsn. gebtsrt baiten nod
our6 BEN Ysrtr.ter Der !. Warb, Gbs
min aellogg, Der ais llnabbdHgiger
gilt. llHtsritiibuns erbalteH. Die Dr.
oinaH3 eeiudbrt Der llnion Gas dno
@lettrie SO. einen 5ebnidbrigeu Gon.
trait, Oorbebultlib etnsr Reuiiion naA
flint Sdbrsn. 2lber obglsi9 bic Rdten
nur um tin gang @eringes brabseiet.
ipOrben iinb, er.ldrte prdfOent Grses
man Don Der 9as &c., bab feline Ge-
felidaft Die SrOinan5 ni6t annsb.
Ten, ionbern an bic Staats uitili.
tdisnbeboroe appellirsn niiroe. gr gab
cine oabingebenbe GrtlGrung in bee
SiBung a6, Der er bettpobnte. Sn Der
SiBung bts itaotrdtblitsn 9sleu6s
tuHgs aommittses, Die 9ormittags
ftuttgsfanben. pate er 3par 5ueeges
ben, BOB bic nsue Orbinda3 ben &oas
iumsntsn ben elettri3itdtsOerbrau9
her3lib fueuig psrbiIlies, ertIdrte d5er.
bab feline 0siellf6Gft aud ni6t bic
.leiniisn 3ugsiidHOnifs MAIDEN Tonne.
Die Crbinan5 ieBt bic Wiuimums
raj. fir elettrii6s araft auf Sd Gents
per Gilopdttitunbe feit sssen 10
Gents unter bem isBietn &ontroti.
8aeegen fdlIt Der 0istont meg uno
per feline Re9nuns nitt innerbal6 Der
tsIiimmstn Jrift bssablt. mug ii6 ei'
Hru giufitIag Don sinem balb.n Gent
geiallen ldfen. Dds bringt bic Rate
in Dirili6'eit auf 8 Gents. Die
Wdrimumrdte ruiro benienigeH aoHs
iumsnieH berehnst, tpelte peniger ais
80 aiIonattiiunoen innerbaI6 einss
Wcudis Oerbrauheu. Oageeen BE.
tsdst Die Rate fir bic 9r5rauder
BON 30 Biz go ailOpattituHben 81
esgsn Die bisberissn 7 Gents uno
fiisbis aonium.Rten Don mebr als
90 ailoDottitunbsH q Gents g.gen
bic ieBigs gersdHuns Don 4 Gents.
RdH iis6t, Die Grfparnib in bsr3li9
ecring. 9o6 in bic MinimaIbsre4s
ming DON 81 auf rs Gents bepabsss
ftBi porbsH.
Die 9emo.rat.n batieH auf sinsr
Guie Don 6 Gents beitnnbsn. bod
nranssn iis i'm armmittss ni9t bur6.
auh olle anb.ren 4menSemsnts Der
Winoriidt purbsn absslebut, unter
dnoersm has, psItes bic aontraiis
bauer aui fiiuf Sabre bsf4rGnieH
irOllts. Die Srbinana ipurO. bonn.
iDie bonn aommittss sinbsrid.et, ans
.QsupmmtI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
9ofal Beridt.
Der gtaotratb.
Die gdter Der stnbs aOnusn iid einsn
WOnat 5erien.

Die Stabtrdtsr baben ii9 e:itern in
bic Jerisn besebsu unb fals unupr6sr.
gsfsbsne San. isins Spe,iolIisuna
/, noibuenbis MAIDEN. ipirb Der Staots
raib erIt am eriien Disnitag i'm Ronal
auguit pieber Juiammentreien. alui
GmpfebIiug bss Gindns aommitiees
ipurbe befhlpiien, bab iihr bic usrs
fdieoenen 8UnbemiiIiOnsn ni6t in Der
primdrDahl, iOnbsrn erlt in ber Ro.
psmbtripabI abssiiimmt ipercsn fol-.
% sefhab bas auf bic Gintpdnbe bes
Bureau Of Wtlmitipdl Rsiear6 aub Der
Jtberaieb SmprOpement aHpeidtions.
Die neutrality-suspicious. fir bas
Jahr 1916 fpurbs, tpie pom Wldbor
tirg.ididt, rad britter aefuug ange,
ncmmsn. Siir ben itibiiiten Sdus'
boIt iinb i'm nGffisn Sabre $s,112,s
967.18 srforbsrlih uuo Don oisfem Be
irds iinb ale i 81 1885,. 1854, bic fir
3inisn oufeebradi fuerbsn miiIen.
Dom peiiliteH enbs bes Jountdin
Gquare fOnsn 20 iJub pssgsnomm.n
iperotn. neil bds mad Qniidt bes
Stnbtputers llri9o CUR Grlei6tsruns
Ses @triebrs Don fdreisnber Roihpen'
biatsii isi. Der itdotiife Sndsnisur
fon oi. gsritiimmsIuns bss plases
Dornsbmen.
Stnbtraih Wullen bra6te cine Reio'
lntion elm fiir bic approprtirung uon
eisent6um an Der Reabins Rouo in
WerbinbuHa nit Der aeplanttn Gtra'
benbdbnliHis mad Bomb 5ill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
perionalsao oti,s..

Serr grnIta. @eier. Der Dor.
iieler 6es 4n5eiaenoep1riement Der
eroben Baldwin NinnoGo.. begine &C.
iiern irnstreiie Der Seinen mo pon Ct
!id,en giitcn Sreunoen in ieinem toiI'
zen Seim an Der sSngIeiioe apenile
Sen so. G,eburtstng. 5reIino Beier
erbieIi bic, ber5Iiditen @Iiidlpiinite
6rau Rarie GapeIIe, bic
s9iinpe beg Observation-Disclosures @iI.
liant Ga2eae. 1T eeitern in Der ASoh.
NINA hires Sotnies Serrn 9oiiis 8.
0apelle. 1906 glitor Ylaee IN College
Ail. i'm aIter pom SO sSnbreH eeitor.
beiL Gie botaHgeiebene uno in bent.
id;en areiien beitens betannte GrnlI
iuar felt einigsn BOdeH Ieibsno. 9e.
iterr aaorgen bette iie eineu Sd)Iag.
aniau, benz iie nah rpeIligen Winiiten
erlaa. Der @ntir Der EnbingeihieSe.
nan ,par Der Snbaber Der 81. Y. 8,
Sartpare 60. OIL Der Naiu Strabe.
Sbr gobn2oiIis, bel oem lie oert1erbit
itres Qebens perbrndlte. 1T aiiiitent
rs StnotsanpaliS. Gr ieIbit bat crit
III rorieer @odS nnf mebrpodligeln
HrIerem oeibcn oas Bethesda $oipi-
tnI rcrIaIfen fcnnen uno ieiu 8iiiinno
1T nod berart, bnb er Der Sccroiginlg
Ser eeliebten Wliitter nidt wiro bet
lpobnen fonnen. arnu Gapsle mar EN-
Ianeldbriaes W1itsIieo bH Grttten
Deutihen prpteitniitiifen Gemeirioe
,sHA s)oItcr s..Snef'sr NTH Esorsen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Slutige Sdn1pfe in
Merifp.
garruusa. unb 9illds5rup; ,;
pen perltereu ie
1000 ID ann.

Qurebo, Ssyas, 6. SuIi. - Sr
sinem 9sfef.,' oas an Wontag Der
oauSen Sag oauerte ,ipuroen 600 Gar
ransasSolouten bei oem bergebliher
geriu9 gst0btet, ii6 Der Stabt Pare'
bon su bemGdtieer, 80 Weilen noro:
.peItlib pom Wontsrep selegen, bic por
8illas Sruppeu bsieBt mar. qn Der
Stlatt ipaen $4,000 Waru betbeis
liat eeipeTen ieiH uub beibe Seiten FOL
len uu1efdbr 1000 Siam oerlpren bu.
Ben. Die garrdnsas5 5ruppeu. bic be.
Selttenbe 9eritdrtungsu erbdlteu bat
ten, nubmsu am 8isnstag ben 9aTpI
pieoer uuf, iibsr SeFen Gusgang fopeit
np6 nitts betanut 1T.
.4Etoraier ius 9lrbeit =
bau5 gei6tdt.
Cleveland, o, 6. SSuIi. GIii'
ioro geder BON 9arina. g., unf aen.
nct6 Cobb BON GiepeIanb, tueIte IN
5etrmfenem 3uitanoe nit tbren glu'
tos wie toll iiber Die StraBeu gefab.
rem pareu. plrr0en BON 9tihter Dtc'
8annou uui 30 Gage ms 2IrbeitSbaus
aeitift.
Regitaniiae 9aHbitsn
um5iraett.
gropp Yer, 6. SulI.
y -p 80 Gountpbeamte unb Silfs>
f5erifs baben in einsm 0idiht, 40
Weilen noroDflib Oon grppnspiue,
20 bis 30 meritnntide 8anoiten Inn.
,ingelt, bic 5armen berau5t .:no aut
8ap,rdubereien gspIunt babeu iolien.
I'm $40, 900 beraubt.
G6ieagp, Su., 6. SuIi. Bier
9cnoiten iiberfisIsr am 9isnitas
Rorgen gu fruber Stunos in ben Nio.
lpap 9arbsns bic 3psi Ra9tpGdtsr,
ipsrrtsn iie in elm tleines 3immsr Elm
urb iprengten ben 9eloidrant, ben lie
nit nafsn @Orlegsteppi6en 3ussoett
batten, um ben Small gu i1pG9en,
unb itablsn unsefdbr $4,000.
@rObe ROtb in ReTito.
DufbingtOn, 6. Suli. - SIN
Stadtsbepartemsut traf beute bic
Radriht Elm. Oob es in ben 8OritGbteu
Der 2anbsshduptftabt Merito pisoer
su &dmpfen 3pif6eu ben 5ruppen
Garransd's unb 3opotus sstommeu
lei. 9eneraltouiuI Sbdrtlin melbet.
eub bic 3uitGnO. in Der Sd,tptitubt Be-
.tra5enbsy 9lrt iei,u, Sa srebs @uItss
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ieines iiingften sluto.llnfaGs beipie.
icne 9beiIiabme fcincn ber5liddtn
Gnnf nb.
Ter arrangements -glusiduf fiir
ons am ndddten Soniltag in Reit-
rntbs 9arf itattfiuoeiloe Bienic bes
gereins beridtets. bab ale 8orbereis
tltngen 81 @uoe gefiibrt ieien uno,
iaag Der &etteraott feinen Strib
ourdl ole Hednulng madlt. auf eiilen
euten erfolg ihlieBen lniien.
Iic nddite gerinmmhng beg Ser.
Gins iin6et an 20. S5ltli i'm 2ofaIe oes
Serrn Seurp Saefner, Gin uno Si-
5ertn Straije, Itntt.
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Eart oerlieB, no iie lid Dos 5euer.
merit aniab, ppr0e iie Don einem 2lu.
tonlobiI ans geitciien. Sbr I6dter.
d)en 9Ioele, UeItes iic aui Dem 9lrlu
trug, muroe nidt oeriett. Die IralL
lueIhe lebensgeiabrIih perlett lit,
wuroe ra6 einem Soipital gebroft.
Gos gutomobil, bon Dem aus 5lpei
SdJiIiic abaegeben ipuroe1t, iogte in
rmcnber Gle baoon uno nltr0e per.
qebIIf BON anoereH glltomobilen Der.
fn1nt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
Srant Solt Elm eeIbtm6rber.
ct fprans pom eimem Senfer
I'M &efangniR 5u
2aineofa, s. g., aus
5iinfsis SuR tief in Den SOi
bimab.
gOrEer bate er einen geriaf semadt,
iidJ nit einem Sleiiiiit Die Bulls.
aber sn 6iinen.

Glen Gore, 81. g., s. Sui;
Grant 5olt, Der GOrns1 profsFor
Der am Samitas in fsiutr WObnuHe
BEL hisiissr Staot 5rpei Gtuiie duf bs,I
Banter ). g. Worsan a5fsuerte, BE-
gina an 0ienitdg 2lbenb i'm 9efdngHit
gu UlincOla Gei6itmorb, iHbsm er Don
sinsm Gsnfter i'm @sfdngHib aug elmer
5obs Don 80 SUB in ben 9of binab.
fprang.
SoIt purb. bon bem gsfdngnibDdrs
Ter Sersmia5 G'Rpan bsDadt. Der8ts
faHgsne i6isn f.it su itIafsn, aIl
Rpuu. Der elm Gsrdufd aui Der aHbe'
ren Seits Oss aOrribors osrnabm, Don
isin.m Stubl Dur bsY offentn 5biir
Don 5oIi's 3stIe aufitanb, I'm mad Osr
llrfade bss Gerduf4s gu iudeu
Glei6 barauf Osrna5mD 'Rban .iHGt.
rduib, bas pis sr ilste. oemisHiJsr
elmer erpIoiiOn dbnIid mar, uHb ais
er f6nea 3uriidt.br;s, fanb sr Die 3sls
!5oIt's Issr. 5oIt mar ourd bic ofi.H:
3.lsntbiir ssfaIiipft unb bds 3susHs
glitter 6iuaufs.tlsttert Had sinsm Of.
fsnen 5euiter, -burt pas CT ii3 in ben
snseu 5of hiHabitiir3t..
Or. glssborn, Der i9nsl 5erbsiss'
rufeH ipurbs, .ouita.jrte. bag Der
S4Gb.t o.s Wonrss sert,iimmer.
rourb. unb Der 1Ob Elm aus.n6IisIi5.r
estusieu ieiH mub.
I'm Uaitternadt bsrrf6ts nod Be-
trdhtlife aonfuiiOn i'm 9sfdngniB.
uno bic boriissn geamien mdhten
tpibsriprs9enoe 9Iusiogen barii6sr,
tpis 5olt ums 2sb,n lam. Shr.
ausiassn itinlmtsn aud ni6t barber
Elm, no bic asife ssiunben puroe.
S.rsmiab DTpan ntIdrt in Der
beitimmteitsn Deiis. Oab bic 2si5s
in Der 3sIe in einsr 9IutIa6e sc.
lssen babe. ats .r II. ,usrit fab.
sd alaubt., cine GypIOfiOg ssb6rt
au babsu. fasis S'Rpan. Gs pirb
i4per balisn. MID baron su ii6sr3,us
gen, bub ss feline GrpIOiipn mar. Die
!3ele mar balbbun,.I uub bds ai4.
mar ni4t eans oHssSreft.
sd mar Is fub non Der 3sIIe
sutfsrnt. aIs .s iih :rsisnste, unO
pdHrenb ih msineu Radsn Der 3sus
sussbrsbt butte. Sd b6rte Elm 9.'
rduih unb lief oonn in bic 3.le su.
rid unb fab mid LIN. Gs mar
buntsl.
.3usrit tonnts id Hi5ts isb.n, OanH
feub i'd ben a6rpsr in elmer 9IutIud:
in elmer Gde Der 3sGs.
-5oIt mar pOrber in auffalIsno gu.
ter aauns. Or battle iyiib.r am 2tbenS
esla&t uub gsi6erst, uHO Siss bate
in mir ben gsrbadt srrest, baB T
irsenb stlpas porbabe.
Solt's 4bf6is6sbrief an
bic Seiueu.
Der Giftrittanpalt Smitb, Der I'M
aipiFdtn ansetOmmsn mar. burtiu6te
iofcrt bic 3elIe. in Der er sinen auf
aelbss papisr sslhrisbensn Brief fanO.
Disisr grief. ben SOIt ge6rieben bas
Ben muB. ebe sr am WOrgsu perIudts,
ii9 NIT ,insm gleiftift bic pulsabsr
sn Dftnsn, mar ,9tn meine 2iebsn"
abrsiiiri unb lautete pis folet:
I'D mus NOD sin#aI fdrt6n:
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mafien t6atfGfIi6 am 8er9ungern
ieieu. W2uts fet febr rar unb in ben
2anbbiitritteu nur 1O-4O grosent
Der RprmaIiaat oepflon3t lporben.
Gin fran56iiidber TRANS
pprtbampfer
Sn ben . ar bd nell len pom
einem beuti9 den unter>
feebp 81 perfenft.

&pnitantinppel, 6. Suit.
Der TuntentelegrGp6 iiber Berlin unb
Gonbon. 7. Suli. - Sine am 9teuss
tag erlaIIene Offi5ieGe 8eiauntma9uug
luutet pie folgt:
PIN 4. Suli 6at in ben 0arOanels
len. in Der g}dbe pon SsbbuI gabr,
Elm beuti6es lluterIee6oot einen groben
fran30iiiten Sranspurtoampfer in ben
9runb ge6obrt
ncyn Der Raht bes 8. Suli Oeriu4te
Der SSeino, itarte Srupenabtbeilungen
gegen uuIeren. rc6ter 6liiget Su fiib'
rem, bsr GRsrtff brad ober fofOrt un'
ter unierem sEeuer 3uImnmen.
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9I5sIider suS.

Minnie sobniOu cine s2id6rige
5rau oou Gina, O.. Sic bel ibrer
6reun6in 5rau @raee 5reeman. 229
Bolt Sqi,are. 5u 9ehid) peilte. err
franfte seitern slbeno pIosIib uno
itarb ebe Or. 9ennlan, Der berbeiee.
ruiea iporocn mar, eintreiien tomite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-07
. sr 8ertebr 9eutf 6lauos 3
NIT Der g apei5 pieber
gP9f I t.

9aris, G. 5uIi. - g2a6 Se6ns
tdeiger lln!erbre6uus lit bic beutidbs
i9peiaer @ren5e bem 8ertebr rpieber
oe0ffnst nprben, penn audi bic oeuts
i6er geh0rben bic Yub sRegulationeu
nod bebeutenc bsribGrft baben, rDte
benz r5smps" BON ietnem 9erner
storreIponoenteu semeIoct fptrb. Der
Itrpetser Resisrling Duroe militdrt'
iher 3pang ais ein5ige Grttdrung
gsgeben.
Die 9 apei3 tuuft 9 4Ia d Is
pieb.
gern S8pei5, 6. SuIi. Die
fhpeiserii6e Rsgierung bat in 9euez
5uela 5000 S6Ia8to6ien ausetauft.
Run srpartet, baB bic erfte SeHOuny
i'm 4ugait GHtpmmt.
Die italientf6en &ORfulg
psrtaffen bic 9iirtei,
Berlin, 6. Suli. 2tuf brabtIoIem
8ese mad Sa9piqe, y. .. lie llebers
issii6e ga6ri6ten Qgentur perOf.
fentIi4t eir Depei9e aug &onitantis
nopel, in Der ertIGrt piro, oaB bic
ttalieniiaeu 9oniuln in Der 9iirtet
matchmaker oas 9dub berIieben rub
Die italienii6e goti6aft ibnen ipabrs
ffsinli9 baIo foIgeu piro. Die amea
rituniibe gotIfaft uuo bic &onIulu
peroen nad Der abreiie Der StoIiener
bereu Snterehen pabruehmen. Sine
Qusnabme maobt PaIGitiua, no Spaa
MEN bic italieniIhsn SutcreFsn oers
tIeten pirb.
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7S2 britiihen Splbaten
Wurben felt bem Nus
bru9 bes &rieges @Iies
ber amputirt.

2onbou, 6. Suli. 6urOlO 5.
Sennant, Der Inter SriegsIetretdr,
fagte am Oienitag i'm rnterbuuie, eine
be3iigliae Gruge beuntpOrteno, OaB eS
feit benz 9esinr bes Srieges nur in
1872 SGlsn nDtbig seipeien iei, britt
i6sn SOlbatsn, bic in @nglano urb
6rantrsia in SoipitdIeru 2tufHabme
fauber, ein ober msbrere 9IieDer gu
amputipen.
Evening star., 1915-12-05

is nourishing and re-
ireshing-becauSc o.
ats ahss lutc putty.
Evening star., 1915-12-05
FIREWORKS MARK
EXPOS|HON'S END
Profit of About $2,COO,00O
Made in 288 Days of the
Panama-Pacific Fair.
ATTENDANCE EACH DAY
AVERAGED OVER $1,000
Benefit to San Francisco From For
eign Commercial" Point of View
Regarded as Great.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 1.-The
Panama Pacific international exposition
closed tonight. Hundreds of thousands
of incandescent lights twinkled and
trembled the farewell signal a few min
uateS before midnight. and at II O'Clock
the lights went out for the last time
The exposition of 2sS days duration of
fcially was at an end. though the fare
well carnival continued in the morning
hours.
With the extinguishing of the cleo
trio lights there was a flash in the
sky of thousands of rockets. bombs
and star shells. More than half a ton
of powder was used to hurl them into
the air, making a salvo which w. D \.
Ryan. the director of illumination,
said was the heaviest and most elabo-
rate pyrotechnic display ever at
tempted
Hundreds of searchlightS hich had
pointed to the art of the sculptor and
shone on the Tower of Jewels and the
domes and minarets each night since
February 30 when the exposition be-
gan, also were dimmed in the closing
moments and for thirty seconds the
g., acres OF exposition grounds We're
in total darkness. Then patrol lights
here and there along the avenues and
bywayS and in the courts began to
glow SO that the thousands OF merry
makers could make their way about.
Throngs remained to go on with the
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Greetings Go From Capital
to Managers of Exposition
on Success of Great Fair

Marking the close of the Panama Pa
ctic exposition, congratulations were
sent by Secretary McAdoo Of the Treas
ury Department to Charles G. Moore
president of the exposition at San
Francisco. The telegram reads:
The Panama Pacific exposition at
San Francisco is a superlative, artistic
and material achievement. 1t has i'm
mortalized American genius and spirit
as typitied by the idealism and courage
of the west ! congratulate you and
your associates on your brilliant sue
cess and the fruits of your toll
wv. G. McADOO"
A. c. Miller. chairman of the govern
ment exhibit board and member of
the federal reserve board. sent toast
to President Moore as follows:
Dust to dust and ashes to ashes
shall not be writ of your exposition,
which closes its gates tonight. AS dis
tinctive and notable an achievement In
it's field as the great event, the opening
of the canal, which it celebrated, may
we not hope that in this terrible hour
of the awful devastations of war it may
help to turn the mind and the aspira-
tions of the world toward the new in
ternationalism, the lnternationalism OF
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Manifold Benefits Derived.

With reference to some of the bene-
fiji to be derived by San Francisco as a
result Of the exposition, the foreign
trade department of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce has issued a
circular, which says:
without taking into consideration
the millions of dollars spent III San
Francisco for the construction of the
exposition, and the further millions
spent by thoa. who have come here to
see it without considering the educa
tional advantages afforded. the exposition
has more than justified its construction
for the benefit it has been to San Fran
cisco from foreign commercial point of
view. 1t is not to be expected that the
beneficial results will all make themselves
apparent at once il may take years for
some of them to develop. but the seed
has been sown in fertile soil and the
returns will be large and certain even
though slow
Most Of the eypostions buildings are
to be demolished movement has been
started, however, to preserve the palace
Of fine arts, perhaps the most imposing
building of them all, which stands on
government land
AS for the ma jority of the other build
ingS the management is under contract to
clear the land within four months, and
the workman's hammer will echo in the
courts after tomorrow instead of the
bands of music which have been there
Tor the last ten months.
Evening star., 1915-12-05

the purpose. Republics of the Amer
icas. SO far removed from the mon
arches of the old world. should Lead
the way. he said.
No other exposition in the history of
this country had such a spiritual feel
ing under it as did the one at san Fran
cisco. is the belief expressed by MS
Colby. "It seemed TO me that ii was
the one place where one could think in
this time of great disturbance" she
said.
She said this government especially
was to be complimented for it's fine dis
plays at the exposition. She urged
that since all nations have to follow
the same paths leading from barharism
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Many Sporting Events.

Among the sporting events at the ex-
position were the Vanderbilt and Grand
Prize automobile cup races, held soon
after the opening date, on a course en-
btacinS circuit Of the exposition
grounds. Other events of more than
local interest included Yacht races for
which cups We're given by President
Wilson and King George of England.
The sloop Nordug IL was sent from
Christiania. Norway, to take part.
which she did successfully. For three
weeks during the summer running
races featured, and later in the season
there were harness races with s227,0o0
in purses. a live stock show. with
$iS0,OO0 in prizes, horse shows and IN
ternational sheep shearing contests
also were held.
Among the world developments por-
trayed at the exposition were the
Diesel engine in actual operation;
transcontinental telephone; develop
ment of nitrates from air; color pho
Biography, motor truck and gasoline
driven farm machinery: cure for nook
worm in the south; oxyacetylene gas
burner: vocational training in schools.
advance in steam iocoInotion; teles-
rapohne; wireless telephone; wireless
from coal tar. and the pure food
movement. Daily demonstrations OF
the transcontinental telephone were given
in the palace of liberal arts, where
audiences listened to speaker in New
York reading headings from the latest
editions of the newspapers
Thirty-nine foreign nation. partici-
pated officially in the exposition, sew
eral of the warning nations of Europe,
chief among them being France and
Turkey, having buildings. Thirty
seven states of the Union were repre-
sented, virtually all of them having
their own state buildings.
1t was estimated there were $4,000
different exhibitors the DISPLAYS of
which were valued at something like
$3.50 900 900
Evening star., 1915-12-05

peace. and may we not as a nation in
dulge the belief that through the new
sense Of our power and purpose that
this exposition has given to us we may
become mighty factor in shaping and
achieving for battle plagued world
the destiny Of lasting peace? For my
self. l am happy to have been associat-
ed with you in your splendid enterprise.
and shall be with YOU in spirit and
thought this day
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Senator Brady's Address.

The Panama Pacific international
exposition today finishes one of the
most successful undertakings of its
character in the worlds history" said
senator Brady. Conceived in time of
peace planned and financed with the
assurance that all the great nations of
the world would take part make ex-
hibits and lend every effort toward its
success, the commissioners found
themselves confronted with conditions
unpara lleled in history, inconceivab BILE
to the human mind. With the great
powers Of Europe at war, with the neu-
trai nations of Europe so handicapped
by conditions over which they had no
control that 1t was impossible for them
70 give the aid and make exhibits that
they We're ready. willing and anxious
TO max 1t seems the commissioners
would have given up in despair Not
50 with the sturdy men who had this
"ondrous work in charge, Undaunted
ana determined. they went on, and
lheir confidence and enthusiasm gave
US faith and hope. Our faith has been
justified. our hopes realized
Evening star., 1915-12-05
Eulogies by Other Speakers.

me boliNlan minister also spoke in
appreciation of tf.e exposition and
'hose VINO We're responsible for it. He
t"ucned briefly on woman suffrage,
predicting that it would eventually
come to all parts of this country
Mr. Shibley spoke of the various
means by which efforts are being mad,
to obtain world peace He advocated a