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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-12-11
Gift Things Suggest
ed by the House J,
Furnishing Store

A Casserole, s1.69 to $1,000.
A Sewing Machine. $500 to $4,000. !.
An Umbrella Holder, $500.
A Vase. loo to $500.
A piece of hand painted china, 10c to
5000.
A Carving Set, $500 to $1,000.
An Electric Iron, $3.50.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

Louisiana. Ernest b. Hussey Of wash.
inston. TrevanIon W. Hugo Of Mime
sofa. John II. cowles Of Kentucky.
John w. Morris Of West virginia.
Adolphus L. Fitzgerald OF Nevada and
Sam p. Cochran Of Texas. the next
highest officers Of the supreme
council.
A musical service was rendered by
the Scottish Rite choirs Of st. Louis.
Mo-. and Of Louisville. KY. with three
Scottish Rite orchestras Of st. Louis.
under the general direction OF A. y
N. Custance Of Duluth. MIMI. by
whom. with the assistance Of Inspec.
tor General Hugo. the program was
arranged and many Of the numbers
were especially composed for the oc.
casion.
The ceremonies were performed on
an improvised platform at the head
OF the four symbolic flights OF steps
at the main approach to the temple
and In full view OF thousands OF In
vited guests.
Preceding the dedication cere-
monies. Lieutenant Grand Command
or Rosenbaum. as its chairman and
on behalf OF the executive committee.
formally presented the new temple
to Sovereign Grand Commander
Moore. by whom the GRAFTON OF the
day was delivered. The grand com.
mander was attended by the camp
guard Of Arkansas Consistory Of Lit.
tie Rock. Ark.
Among Masons from other jurisdic-
lions present were Sovereign Grand
Commander BENJAMIN Allen Of Can.
ada; Leon Abbott. lieutenant grand
commander. and Sovereign Grand In
speetor General James II. codding
and Secretary General Harry J.
Guthrie Of Delaware; James b.
Krause Of Pennsylvania: Clarke r.
Gallagher and Frederick W. Hamilton
Of Massachusetts,; Robert A. sherrifs
Of New Jersey. and George w. Cur
rier Of New Hamnshire
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18
"wHEN DREAMS CONE TRUE"

Philip Bartholomae's dreams seem
TO be coming true these days. at least.
In the material sense Of pleasing
audiences who are in search Of some
thing light. amusing and at the same
time Of sufficient merit to distract
attention from more serious things.
In the cast there is individual popu.
larity as well as merit. william
Pruette Jr. as "Keene Hedges" is one
of the most capable musical comedy
Juveniles Of the present time. while
Edna Temple az Beth" Is the pos
SCISSOR OF pleasing personality and
sweet voice. For comedy work there
Is James Crowley. as Hercules
Strong" a detective. and Connie
Mack. as ''Mathilda." the country girl.
Is always n sure laugh producer.
when Dreams Come True" will
be seen At the Colonial Wednesday
night, October 20. Seats are selling
fast
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18
DALLAS WORKING
FOR CONVENTION
State and County Democratic orpani.
Nations Meet There Oct. % to
Work for National Convention.

Dallas. Tex. Oct. rs. - Hon. Paul
NAPLES. chairman of the State Demo
cratic executive committee. has an.
nounced that the State Democratic
Executive Committee win meet in
Dallas on National Convention Day
October 22-at the State Fair. in con
ference with the chairman OF the
county organizations. their secre-
taries. candidates for offices, and
others.
One Of the important purposes OF
this meeting will be to give to the
country an official expression from
the Democratic organization Of Texas
to the effect that all Texas IL sin
cerely and earnestly interested IN
and Is working for the National Dem.
ocratic Convention to be held in Dial.
las. The underlying purpose for cali
Ing this somewhat early meeting Of
the State committees II based upon
the proof submitted by the Texas Ma
tional Democratic Convention CON-
mittee that Dallas has better chance
for securing the Democratic Conven-
ton than all other candidates com.
bined. The Republican Convention
has practically been decided upon rs
going to Chicago. and this will re-
move from the field the only serious
competitor which Dallas has.
The Democrats who attend the
meeting on National Convention Day
at the fair are to be registered and
their names will be recorded as be-
Ing among those who welded an i'm.
portant influence In bringing the con-
vention to Texas. They will be ad.
dressed by Hon. Cone Johnson and
the different candidates for office an
well. II IL also expected that Gov.
ernor Ferguson win be present or
will be represented.
The most satisfactory development
In the fight for the convention. so far,
was the statement. authorized last
week by the National administration.
that the administration was In no
way opposed to the idea Of meeting
in Texas. Henry d. Lindsey. chair.
man Of the Texas committee. was
authorized to make this known when
In Washington last week. and every
one taking part In the fight regards
the announcement as not only being
significant. but as a valuable assist
ance toward bringing the committee
men IN line who have not as yet de-
clared themselves in favor Of Dallas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

"while an heartily In favor Of
adequate National defense. am IN.
slterably opposed to the extravasant
program - outlined through press r.
ports." said Congressman Sam Ray
burn. who was IN Denison Friday
morning on his way to Washington.
Il believe the question Of appropria-
tons for National defensive purposes
will Be the big issue before Congress.
but cannot subscribe to the frenzied
and historical propaEanda Of war
faddist who would impose upon the
people all the burdens Of var.ridden
country and Undue us with the spirit
Of militarism which IL now the curse
Of Europe and the chief incentive for
the fratricidal strife which IL drain.
ing the warning powers Of the best
blood Of the land" That's sane talk.
Preparedness we must have. but let's
not 20 into Mysteries over the exist
Ing situation.-waco Timss-Herald.
In other words. don't anybody set
excited or 90 hog Wild over prepared
ness.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

The Allen Academy football team
has returned from Calvert. where
they swamped the high school team
OF that city Saturday afternoon by
the score Of so TO 0. The. Calvert
boys were outclassed in every depart
ment. They did not make arst down
more than twice during the entire
game. and Allen Academy had little
trouble In making gains In all for
nations. They practically scored at
will. The quarters were cut to ten
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

The Improvement Of the residence
streets depends largely upon the In
dividual citizen. II IL q physical I'm
possibility for the city to maintain
the streets at their present width. but
with curbs and cutters set out the
distance provided for by the city. the
narrow space between can easily be
improved and kept up. II is there
fore up to the individual citizen II
Bryan is to have first class residence
streets.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18
TWENTY DIVORCES GRANTED.


osersass Of Practically 80 Per Cent
During Past Year.
The number Of divorces granted
during the September term Of the
Brazos cosnty district court. which
adjourned Saturday. decreased great
" from the number granted during
the preceding term. This may nm
that the divorce evIl" Is becoming
less prevalent. or. a. District Clerk
W. Barron says. Il may mean .
scarcity Of money. There were twen-
~ divorces granted this term a. COM
pared with thirtyeight during tho
1915. term. They were a. fol-
Lows:
George Pearce vs.. Mary Pearce.
Grant 0'Neill vs.. Edith O'Neill.
Robert Smith vs.. Mary Smith.
Grant Bland VS. Ida Bland.
Emma Wilson vs.. Jesse Wilson.
Einora Anderson VI. Porter An
derson.
Sam L. Thompson vs.. Ida Thonp-
son.
Jimmy Gibson Va. Dock Gibson.
VIII Bell W. Viola Bell.
Susie Harris w. John Harris.
Stella White w. Houston White.
Beatrice Lane w. Haywood Lane.
Nancy Smith W. Reuben Smith.
Tippy Smith vs.. JET Smith.
Rose Adams W. Ben Adams.
Mary J. Ray W. Henry Ray.
Elizabeth Taliaferro Va. Tom ITALIA
ferro.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18
Why corroNsGsp AND PEANUTS
ARG SELLING WELL.

cottonseed at $40 ton reminds US
= fortunes thrown away on the
1oulhern plantations before the Civil
M. and even since the war. II
eomes TO pass that man can subsist
without serious Inconvenience upon
~ products Of the once discarded
co((onseed. So he can on peanuts.
ne report IL that agents are now on
hard to buy the entire peanut crop
y last Texas and Louisiana. II Ia
claimed that the peanuts Of those
sections contain 20 per cent more oil
han the nuts east Of the Mississippi
river. The demand for the g0ober
cgoo has been marvellous. and efforts
- explain this recent activity have
~ made by different persons in
6lIeFent ways.
Ono authority claims that II has
ooon ascertsined In recent years that
~ peanut II the only product that
- - converted into all the articles
~ . 1rst class menu. Soup meat.
bread, olive oil. milk. tes. butter
hasA and many high sounding French
nr11eIos are all made Of the little
oDonish peanut which grows all over
TENS. Others contend that cotton.
~ can Be converted into just as
mnny different kinds Of diet a. the
Doonnt can. and is even cheaper.
~ Sudden increase in demand for
>1cro products may be explainable.
. last IN part. in another way.
I1cgo are millions OF soldiers to feed
8 Unrope. and they are not half.
I1oro are millions Of women and chill.
IN y save from starvation. Even
M ~ 1t $40 . ton. cottonseed
rr61uccr are very cheap food. con.
u|1nrlnG TIE nouriahment they con-
IA. 80 Of peanuts--considering the
~ valoo Of peanuts. they have al
NJ ~ 1ov except when retalIed
~ ~ olroot conner porcheF. But
~ o11|o1os - foo1 heep . Ing
- v111out oDo1llnG. The ufo q
- - ~n-~nn s~~~- ~uuunuID
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

A dispatch from Erie. Pennsylvania.
says the Presidents wedding has
been set for December 20. We have
no way Of knowing definitely. Of
course. when II win take place. but
we'd like to wager a sum exactly
equal to the allied war loan that the
wedding is over and the turkey and
cake all gone long before that date.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

The rainy winter il coming on. but
thanks to the people who voted the
bonds and to the city council that
wisely expended the proceeds. the
down town district Of old Bryan has
been lifted out OF the mud.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

The early northers are on. How
many Of our farmers have shoat to
kill? How many OF our farmers have
hogs enough for next years meat?
These are live questions and every
farmers prosperity depends upon his
ability to answer them in the affirma-
tive.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

Declarations Of war against Bull
saria are coming thick and fast. But
what cares Bulgaria SO long as
the armies Of Germany and Austria
are between her and the wrath to
come!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18
CARRA|lA FORCES
MAKING GAINS
Since the Recognition Announcement
the Opposition to carranza 10
Falling to Pieces.
fBy Associated Prss..l

Washington. Oct is.--carranza re-
ports today say Toluca. near Mexico
City. has been taken from zapata
forces. That nearly half Of chihua-
hua State Is completely controlled By
Carrancistas. Juares 10 cut on from
the interior. and many towns In the
North are arming against villa at
tackA
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

A woman bootlegger has been con-
victed at Center and must serve six
years In the penitentiary as her cases
have been affirmed by the Court Of
Criminal Appeals. There were four.
teen indictments against her and sew.
eral OF them are still pending.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

Dat planting time Is hers and every
farmer should put in liberal acre
age. They win afford grazing during
the winter. thereby greatly reducing
feed bills. and viii be the first feed
crop ready to be harvested next
spring.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

During the last Zeppelin raid on
London. eighteen people died from
what the dispatches called heart fail
ure. A Zeppelin must be q scary
looking critter.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

Governor Ferguson approves the
army and navy enlargement programs
calling for the expenditure Of many
millions. And Governor Ferguson is
a business man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

Dealers in picture taking supplies
In Washington are certainly having
a fine trade since the wilson-Galt
wedding announcement.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

villa has lost out. but he had the
fun Of reading accounts Of his own
death more times than any man liv.
| ing.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18

nany . vor victim vim 6o1oslses -
oavet oy this years. costonseed an1
peanut crops Of TEXAS. = 0alvsstoa
News.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-10-18
COMMERCIAL CLUE MEETING.

To Commercial Club Directors:
The weekly meeting to be held at 10
a. m. tomorrow Tuesday II very
important. and you are urged to be
present promptly at 10 o'clock. az sew.
eral matters Of Importance win come
up for consideration.
II. L. MCKNIGHT. Secretary.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10

bieIen iinb 26 gpuiIen unb 80 0aI6.
iudiftn.
ON Gef9enten, fir ipeIde ben giitis
gen @e6trn ber 0nnt iibermittelt mir
DC, ain9en i'm 2aufe bes perfloHensr
gionlts sin; bon 6errn Rokrt 3
S'grieit, 18 Ndbhenileibsr; s.
Sdmib. gadipaaren ssrau Meper.
SUDDEN; Grau 9ersmonn. Bidder unb
cine @dautel; Cincinnati Dental 60.
cietp. 9 Dubsnb s3dbnbiiriten; 5. $.
goll, Bidder.
Die @innabmen unb aussaben iislle
ten ii6 laut bem gsridt bes Ghats
msiiters s.. 9ubrmann pGbrenb bss
perfloiienen Wlonats ipie folst: aniien.
beitano am /. Ottober S2,975.05;
Ginnabmen pdbrenb tss Wloncts
1851 .35: 4usanben $1.17105: pers
bIeibt Elm GaiIenbeitanp BON S2267 .35.
aIs 9eiudstommitteen flInsirsn:
pom 8. Bis 16. glppenber bic 6errsn
r. glnms rnb q. 6. sSoebnt. unb pom
16. Bis %. glopembsr bic 6erren 3.
2ubrmain unb Gbarlss Warner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10
8leine YoIiseimad drid)ten.

- 1rant Sones BON btr Ban.
Strabe unb Weiisrn 2lpsnue ipurbs
geiiern bon ben 9etettioes Senter unD
@srnbarbi unier Der qntlose perbafs
let, Wetisettel auf pfroerennen IN
ieinem gefib sebabi 81 baben. gei
Der storpsrpiiitation itsnte ss iiG
beraus. baB Sones aligtnlhsinlid'
dbsrglGubii9 mar. benn er bate einc
toaisnpfote in ieinem 9eiib. bic ibm
i.bod allen gni9ein nod tein @!iid
se6ra6t bate.
- Dem iabrmann Georgt SiG
bon Ro. 144O Sobu Sirabe, Der niGt
5ur llnion aeb6rt, ipurbe eeitern als
sr am 5ra6tbabnbof Der Big Bour
gabn Waarsn abbolen ipoIIie, bon Ell
mem angeblif sur Union gehGrigen
iyubrmann NIT elmer @asenrunse Dos
mitaeIpislt. Sin, Der f1ipsr an Der
rehien 6anb perlest fpurbe, ipirb ben
glamsn isinss glnsreifsrs ermittsln
unb bann geri4tIi4 scsen i'm DOrs
se6en.
= Die poIi,ei fabnbef gsg.ripGrs
tig auf einen Jarbisen, btr ssiisrn
benz S6antspdrier 9llpin Wksler in
Der Jurlone'fhen MirttTdaft 90.
612 Wounb Strdbe elm. ginbollars
note dufbdnate, bic er isbr sef4idt in
cine JiinfbolIarnote umsednbert bate.
- gtus Der @obnung bon emma
3. Rpan Vo. 2227 Goth StraBe muir
be geiisrn ein portsmonnaie nit SIC
ssitobIsn.J Das lssre portemonnai,
ipurbs ipGter bon Sobn Gblsr, Der
ebenfalls in bem 5nuie ipobnt. sus
idmmtn nit elmer billissn 9aiGenabr
ani osm 9rotioir Dor bsm SauIs ses
funben.
- Gin ,.SpaBpos.i1, Der lsiber nid,i
erfpii6t iperbsn tonnte, mafte iid az
tern 9lbenp gssen s ll6r bas W,ranii
gen. bic 5eueripsbr unnStbiser Meiis
bonn glldrmtafisn an Der Gront Gtrabs
llnb Jreenian gpenue aus gu dlarmi
rem. SegensiuiinIbe fpartn es nidi,
nit bensn bic Jeilsripsbrlsuie bts Bur
Tdtn ssbadten. nadosm iie bic psrasb,
liHe Jabrt in aIIer Gle ssma4t bat
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10
Dentf6er sitterarif6er Sfu6
fr nennt ieiu neuss geriamniIunss-
Total NIT Iedt IS. q. Slater.
mann Sale.

I'm pitGtpoIlem @sb.nt.n Der Der.
bisnfs, iptL4e iid Der sreiie 8. q.
Ratte,nann nm ben Deutf6en 2ittr,
ariiden 4lub, gu oeFen @riinbern sr
Sdblt, eriporben, III Dorsftlasen fpors
ben, benz neiien geriammlllnsslofaI
ben glamen ..6. u. Mattermann Salls'
bei5uleasn. Auf biefen Ramsn ioa
bas Qotal beuts 2lbsnb astauIl
iperbsn unb ss ipirb aus bisiem gruns
be cine feu1t froblids Haffibuns
drrangirt. Der @ortraasnb, bts
absnbs in 8iirssrmeiftsr 3. g. Spies
gsl. Der iiber bas asipif 5sitssmdbe
uno intsreHante 5bsmd .GeutfhIanbs
Starts burd io5iaIe GeisBgsbuns"
reeen ipirb.
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Gbes s@rlambnikiheine.

lRob.ri 30. gsIlmaH, 81, 5O7 @ei
9ibtrtp Gtrabe.
tRari. u. aroner. 19, 1859 9pipns
enb Strabe.
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bolbt Sirabe.
lSrma Chambers, 26, 1920 alms or
(SorrD g. sbOmiOn, 3S. 1922 DoOb.
lamb 9lpenue.
lRas ROIonsp, %, $3.50 aintpOob 9lp
(anSr,as Menses, 2e, 1922 Raee ct
taaiie gosner, 19. 104 Ginblap Ctr.
lGlorsnes Jlass.. 1s. 1852 GOlsraiu
I 1nenue.
Cecilia @iitblsiH, 1S, 443 gaut Str.
|Miniam s. ellington, 81, 2 Scott
QlIleb.
lMinis shOmpfOn, 3s, b.ssl.
! IGlarnte &. prebble, %. 1247 Oii
3. Strabe.
lGliie S. stephens. "a, 14o1 9labs
iione 4Dtnus.
j2eidsr 20. Douglas. 80. plsaIani
Ribgs.
WauS. 81. Wabl. %. glprpoob.
IWia Smith, 80, 500 Weit 6. Ctr.
Cora Snoram, "a, e32 Oft 8. Cir.
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8. Sirabe.
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Roberi 50. Sodiisiisr. AZ, DAT unb
8sllspue Sirabe.
Marp Darefi Mattbeips. 30. '2415
Wapleiuooo gptnue.
Soc Daagberip, 80, 5amsyspilIs. 8.
Silpa Sells. 38, 1927 Warburg glp.
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@irS cine Gntideibnng bejiislid Der
lpebnns Oes itaotiidJen GrfiIits
gctruffcn peroen.

Seiite ipirb ber itabttfhen aontrofs
bebct0e BON eiiicm ans Sihcrbcits.
Hireftor S5oImcs, slrbeits0ircftor
3osbif uno Substitution gapiS BE-
iicbcnoen Sonunitice ein Ylan uuter.
brcitet ueroeit ipns Die Gtaot tgulI
ioa, nm oic 5inon5fleinine, III iuel.
der lie iidj gegelm1rtiq befinoet, noe.
nlaitens tlJeillrciie AT beben.
Die obigc Gntiheioitng mnrSc ge.
Iegentlih Der gciirigen Sitnlg Der
aontrolbcborSe, Der alld) Der firnitigc
giirgcrmeiIter 8corge 9siihta, Staot.
rais Wiiduel 0hillelb Der (Scilmo.
hcitsbcnn1te 3r. ssom s. SanOiS, Scr
GIcrt ocs @eiimobcitsmnts. /. Z.
N')teill, &raiioent g. Y. sluIt bon
DER 9arffommiiiion Staotlngeiicur
1raitf aulg imo StaStaiibitor &Sil.
liam Seimam beiipol)nfen.
Gas 9efi5it beldilit iidb orf rlIIo
1926, 900 imb iulIroe in eriter Sinic
berllrIadt, Snb Ole einnab.
men ans Stenerauellen bintcr Den
gebegtcn grtpartimgeu beoeutanb jil.
riidgcbIieten iino. Gsi lit nit,t nlisgc-
idhoiien, 6as in peridacbenen 0epar.
temcnts sIu1eiteIItc entlaiicr ipctScnI
niiiieu, nm Die gIusaabeu nit ben
sinnabmen in GiutIonD 81 bringeh
lnb auberbem ipirb, tpie es felt Sab
ren iibIih gcipeieit, Die fnnllneubc
'ISniiniitration filr bic @e5abling
>er 3iedailu1en oeS @ionats 1c5cni.
ser ioreen miiiieu. Sn Der Goli5ci
inb in Der Screriucbr ipcr6en, iuis
IelegentIih Der geitrieen Siburg
erflart purbe, feinerIei
MISUNDERSTANDING gemaht wer'
,cl.
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9aptpa ano SeIlebae.

= Serr unb ssrau gelIa bon Rc
1915 Sbornton Gtrabe BON geIlepl'
ipurben anldbli6 ibrer iilbernen Sod'
ieit BON elmer srpben 9lnsabl 6rsuno'
nit ben bersliditen @liidpiiriben be
bu9t. Bon ben sablreiden 9ratuldn'
ten. Die ii9 i'm Sauie bes sSutelpaares
.insefunbcn bdtten, iinb fOlasnbe su er'
pdbnen: Serr unb Srau Smni3,
!Ssrr unb 1rau ssiGiaer, Serr un0
frau Barn, 6err unb Grau Seritin9'
Serr uno 5rau &lobbd9, !6err lino
frau Seis, 6err unb arau Meninser,
Scrr unb 1rau @riggs, 5rau 5hier,
5rou ilnb Srdulein S6uite, 9eltn,
s5ofep6 unb Hnpmonb airiting, Wils
liam uno 3ubree @risss, Sarrp unb
lr6ie Gella.
= Der ct. sSoiepb Manner s9ersin
Sonneritaa unb fsreitaa 4beno eln
@u9re, perbunben nit einsm 5dn3s
trdn3den. 4m 9pnnsritaa g2a6mitlos
tpirb elm guhre Wbdtiuse fir bic 0a L
men arranairt tperben. @aben mosen
con 9ellepue peranitaltet am ndhIten
aefl. i'm gfarr S9ulsebdube abgese'
ben obsr an bic &ommittesmitglieosE
geianbt peroen.
= Der sSrsie 6ilfspsretn Der Gp.
ct. 9auls Stride in 0apton lpirb bshs
te Na6mittaa i'm Sauis Der Grll
Sprne on Der Ssaiten Ipenus sins Sis
buna a5balten.
= Ssrr g1obert 9utbOff unS bsden
Satin ppn Der 2iublen Strabe in
8apton tpurben BON ibrsn FreunbeH
nit elmer Wasfen partie iiterrai9f.
hit @eieaihaftsipieIen, 9eiana uno
5una amiiiirten lid, bic @Gits auf cas-
Bette. Bon pieIsn limb fOlssnbs beion7
osrs au ertplhnsn: Serr unb 5rai
Seprse 6ooo, Serr unb 6rau Wiaiam
Soslpn, Serr uno Jrau Soc 6artman,
6err unb Grau sSoe Soob, Warsuerite
lnb 8ilarc Sopo. @irsinia uHb Rutb
aofs Narp SOob, Trali
WiIIiam 6aub. 5rl. Gertrubs Stad,
oerr @us aiebel.
- Der 9amsn Silfstorps beg Soc
opoter goitens BON Dapton O u u.
'eriammelt iid om fommenosu Sreis
aa Ra6mittas i'm Sauie Der Jrau
Riller. No. 926 Dritte GDenus.
= Sm geIleOue goliseiseridt tpurbe
eitern Sam. giidetts BON Der 4utlas
c bes Rdubueriuhs freiseIpro9en.
!. SO. 5routman pon Der Pearl ulb |
,ubIop Gtrobs, Cincinnati, battle irrz
bic @srboftans Ris
etis bsranldbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10
Die ssoablaiIon bssinnt om

- Die SosbiaiIon bssinnt ON,
nd4Iten Waontds. Der Susbf1ein fir
bieTiae 8epobner betriet 81, ipopon
Der gpuntnclerf 15c iitb Der ifadtlihe
MilbIdiib s5onbs S5e erbalten. syn
perfloFenen Sabre murbcn bon benl
Glert mebr als 1900 Sagbideiae aus
seitelt. Die SugOIteinsebiibr fir fol-
DE, bic ni9t bier wobnen, betrdst
$15.
= Yaul WeiR so, an Der II. uni
gort Strabe tpobnbaft, tpurbe 9eiterr
an Der ptte unb Main- Strabc bon Ell.
mem gluto aetroffen, nobel er Sautab4
I6iirfunaen erlitt.
Serr Mauries @aloin, @oriibsn.
Der bes republitdniI6en Staatss&am.
pasne=Gommittess tpsl6er eeltern bon
Souisoille bierber suriidget:brt lit, err
tlGrt, baB bic Wabl Morrons gum
8ouperneur auber alien 3peifel lei.
Sn 119 Counties babe SStanlep aneebs
lid cine Majoritat bon 300 Stimmen
erbalten. Sn Sefferion Gountp BABE
StanleD jebod 151 Stimmen oerloren,
Sn 2aurel Gountb, ipie in Sart go.
tlnb in Saoies So. berrfft in 8etreff
Der Stimmen5Gbtung Elm 9isput. Die
Republitaner iino ibres Sisaes aeipib
rnh h'teinespess setpillt, ben @abIz
tampf obne @eiteres auf5uaeben.
Serr Bruce ainellb. 9uabaltcr
in Der 0eutifsn Rational Sant, bat
nit SRI. 8efie papne, Der sohter Der
5rau W. W. pabne, go. 1405 RuiIel
GpeHue, iid perlobt. Die 3rauuna
finbet beute Radmittas i'm Sauie bes
Rep. 6. 20. Barnes Itatt.