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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
Gabetb,

lin Die Sniion NIT einem G6Ia.
ger 5lt Cube gu brineen, Den @ieIe
nod LANCE IN Grinnerung be6olten
neroen, bat 0as aQgemein beIie6te
@apetD fir nadite @o6e Sam Sone
INIT ieiner tpo6lbefauftten 2obe Ma-
fers Company engagiert. 2iebbqber
Der @urIesfe perben bierein ettpas
finoeu, mas ibnen lelten geboten
mirb. Gud bas Stiid iel6It mirb
arobes aufieben erregen, 6enn es lit
gerooe in Der iebigen Belt BON gro.
Bem Sntereiie. Der aitel beiBt;
ueSyn Muiiin4, u1b ipielt ser erIte
oft Dor Dem beriibmten faiierIifen
8oIait In ct. geter lrg (Qetro.
aroO), mdbreuo Der 8tuiite cine 9oit-
Station in Sibirien bartlett, Der
brittle nber iii9rt uns an einem Wlor-
Oas ltebriae. Bon Moutag an suiro
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
@nte B~ra6oenfmGler.

8ns @eitreben, ben Io0ten unS
Gnti6lafeuen Reminder 81 ieeeu,
lit ioit 70 aft mic Die WeltgeIdidte
ieI6it. Die auuit oe8 Stein6iIobau.
ers lit felt ben GIteIten 3eiten met
items 6a3u bermen0et, I'M i'm unper.
g6ngliHen Grant ober Warmor Die
IEbaten nno ods 2eben berborrogen.
Der Witrnenihen Der R11tpelt gu
berfiin6igen.
Gin Seoer MN jam aber nidt er.
parten, Dab inn Elm 8entmal bon
ieineH Mit6iirgern mad ieinem Gooe
geieet peroe, aber fat Elm Sober lit
heut3utage I'M Gtan6e, fir pentg
@el0 in unbergdnglidem Stein ben
8Ias 5l be5ei6nen, no feline ange.
borigen rubin.
emil q. Gotenbaupt, peIder Dor
ungefGbr % Sabren NIT ieinen @l.
tern nn6 Omaha fam 9ing 1896
mie6er suriif nad 9eutifIanO, Inn
IN 8ilmersoorf bel Berlin iid oieier
Stunt 81 niomen, uno febrte i'm
SCRIPT 1898 nod abIGlif ieiner
2ebr8eit pie0er mad Gn1abo 3urild.
SSn ben folgell6en 8ebn Sabren ar.
6eitete er IN DieIen groBen StG0ten
0ieies 2auoeS, Inn iid in ieinem @e.
ihdft gu neruoqfommuen, I'M oaun
i'm 6riibiabr 1908 Elm iolfeS @e.
idaft ielbit on3ufangen. 8iele Der
i60nen 9enfm1ler ouf unieren
6rieo1ofen IN Omaha uro hinge
gen0 iinO bon ieiner &ano.
Gin Se0er, Der 0ieien Gommer &C..
berft, Elm 9enfmnl ODER 0erglei9en
iesen al laiien, iolte lid bertraueng.
non an 6. ". T~otenbaapt wenOen,
ba man ith Oarauf perIaIien fam,
ebrli9 unO reef beoiett al iperOeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

haltniBmaBig boben Strait bon $500
.8S. be9nitgen malBte, lit lte lett i'm
StanOe, NIT ibren neuen 0efen
10000 9fer6eitdrfen ber3uiteaen.
.9ieies miiroe geniigen, I'M cine
Stn0t mie 8oleoo n~ollit6n0ig nit
@leftri3itat gu ~neriorgen.
gnitatt Ses friiber gebrau6ten Ga.
ieS gum Gn1dtGierer bon Sbei[en Der
8aeengeitele, tuirb iebt eir3ig uro
oaein Gleftri3it1t gebraudt Die cine
reinere, gldttere uno mediocre utb
5uglei6 bel bi1tgere @oore beriteat.
Nlr tnfolge 0es u~ngebeuren I'm.
iases lit Die Gobrif i'm Ganbe, ole
mr. eroenfltGen 8erbelierunaen nor.
Sunebmen. @1bren0 Die 6abrit I'M
Sabre 1908, alio Dor nod nift 7
Sabren, 49, automobile fabri3ierte,
lit Die 5abrif iebt inn Stanoe, bic
gIeide 4nSabI iunerbolb SO Stutt.
BEN oltf ben gtorft gu brinaeu.
Nift umIonit iin6 Die @ilps ODER.
lano 8erfe Die 3tpeitgr6Bten in ben
ganaeu 8ereinigten Staten.
Seute be0edt ALIEN Die SoIeoo.
Der @eielidaft 80 acrcs
@Gbreuo Der Iebten beioen
bic bod oerb1ItnibmdBig ols
81 be5eidnen iino, bat 0ie
lire Seiituugsfdbiofeit mebr
aIs p~erboppelt. lin Die 0berlanO.
Automobile ber3uiteaen, felt Die
iiber 10000 9eute an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

Hbonnirt ollf Die adalide Eribine.
S40O oas Sabr our6 bic golt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

Notwithstanding gu berfnufen: Gin
5.aintmeriees @obnbaus, 8ot9
Siio 2S. abe., Die S1lfte baar, Die
anbere Sdlfte oiif 8inien. gt6beres
BEL 9enrD S6uie, Office Ser 9mn-
pa GribIne. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

Nrnftisirt In alien @erthien hes
EtaoteB mab ben Der. Staaten
Ehteibt 9eitnufpnie ais. beiorat BE.
FbtiteI uub iiebt abitr1fe Ourh:
fiebi Sab 9eitnmente i'm RahlnIien.
ldaItsgerihte georbnet perben. ge.
Icrgt 9oumnd)ten un0 Siebt GEb.
Ihofteu In irGenS einem TbetI Der
meIt Elm aoaeftirt aushdnOe.
GprtGt Geutih lnb III 0ffentlider
Rotnr. 94s Omaha RotionnI Har1
@ebdn0e. OMAHA, Rebrosta-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01
8illns-G berlanb So. idIieft @ieIcn.
aOntraft fir Gleftri5itat al.

Ole @iIlDss0 berIano alitomobil.
fdbrtf i4loB Dor eintgen 8aeen 0en
grobten aontraft fir eleftrii6e
9ruft ob, bic ie bon elmer 3eutral.
itation ~bergeben tpurOe.
is groBe eleftriide GmmaiQier.
ofen bon ie $4,000 alibiffuB @rDBe,
in oenen ale 10 Stunoen lac
Tonnen MetaG ernniaiert iper6en,
ihlieBt 0ieier 4ontroft Elm. B1brenO
bic GOerlatO iid bisber NIT Der Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-01

gen brett in oes G5oren 8oGait.
6arbenpra6t unb einidmeideInoe,
sum &beil ientimeutale W}litf tblt
audi tGgli6 pie0er cine 9amelt-
Dime. @atinee i%tattfin6en.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-12-26

From the Philadelphia Record.
Now. ladies and gentlemen SAID the
conjurer, trying to make his husky voice
impressive, II will conclude my entertain
ment with truly wonderful trick. 1t is
feat which must be seen to be be-
lieved."
After a lot of difficulty he borrowed
a shabby silk hat from his village au-
di nee. Turning it upside down, to prove
IL Ire was onthng inside, he next placed
it brim uppermost on his little table and
proceeded to produce IL eggs from it's
depths.
The audience watched with goggling
eyes and then burst into wild applause.
'And now the magician went on,
bowling his thanks, II will show you
that, although the hat is empty there
is inside it the hen that laid those
eggs"
Putting his hand into the hat he with
drew fluttering, squawking fowl, which
he placed on the table and turned to face
the applause.
Instead there was wild yell of laugh
ter. He turned in amazement, which
changed to horror when the fowl
shrieked:
Observation-Disclosures
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-12-26
GORGAS' ASSISTANT
Ill IN PORTO RICO

San Juan, Porto Rico, December 49,
DR.. II. r. Carter assistant surgeon
general of the United States public
health service, and sent here along
with Surgeon General William c. Cor
gas, U. S. A, to settle a medical contro-
versy as to whether there were cases
of yellow fever in Porto Rico, is i'll
in a private hospital here suffering
from dengue fever He has been con-
fined to his bed for more than 10 days.
In his report to Director of Santa
ton Lippitt, DIR. Carter said that he
could find no yellow fever but as
sorted that there was considerable
dengue or dengue-like fever. 1t was
the prevalence of this disease that led
to announcement by Major butcher
U. S. A.. that he had found yellow fe-
yer.
Dengue fever is a tropical ailment
caused by mosquito bite, and its VIC
Tins have all the aches and pains OF
persons suffering of the grippe DR..
Carter said ne wanted to study the
disease after General Gorgas had re-
turned to the states, and almost i'm
mediately thereafter he was bitten by
an infected mosquito and took to his
bed He expects to return to Wash
ington at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-12-26
TO HAVE SMOOTH, WHITE,
SOFT SKIN ALL WINTER

Does your skin chap or roughen.
easily in this weather or become unduly
4,ad or blotchy2 Let me tell you quick
Easy way to overcome the trouble and
xeep your complexion beautifully white.
smooth and soft the winter long. Just
get an ounce of ordinary mercolized
wax at the nearest drug store and use
q little before retiring. as you would
cold cream. Upon arising, remove the
coating with sudsy water. The wax,
through some peculiar attribute, flecks
off the rough. discolored or blemished
lust like dandruff. only in almost in
Visible particles. Mercolized wax sim
NV hastens Natures work. Used as re-
9iiired it keeps the face constantly free
from devitalized scarf skin and only the
healthy. young looking skin is in evil
dence. It's the best treatment known
for weatherbeaten, aged. muddy. freck-
led. pimpled and all unbeautiful com
DlexiOnS. , 80
Some skins wrinkle easily in winter.
There's an excellent remedy in harm-
less wash lotion made by dis;solving !
hazel, This Will quickly seradieate ev-
cry line.-The Woman Beautiful
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Great Demand Made
for Copies of Senator
UnderwoOd's Speech
CONTINUED from Page Three)

tee which reported that bill and as the
spokesman of my party at that time
wish to say to you and the country That
that change of system was not haphaz-
ard; it was not written to meet revenue
exigeneies it was done with great de-
liberation. because the party that / then
had the honor to represent on the floor
of the House believed that it was only
Just to the great body of the American
people that at least portion or the
burdens of this great government should
be borne by the wealth of the country
as well as by the toiling masses.
1t has been said here this afternoon
en- the other side of the chamber that a
tax on sugar is distributed in proportion
to a mans wealth. I have never known
Just the time when very rich man could
consume more sugar individually than a
very poor man. There is not man in
this chamber who can sustain such
proposition. The statistics printed in
reference to that industry and as to all
other taxation that is levied indirectly on
consumption show that taxation levied on
consumption does not fall in proportion
to wealth, but that it's burdens rest in
proportion to numbers | am not one OF
those who would decry wealth, or who
would tear down the great industries of
our country.
I am proud of the great industrial
growth of America There may be some
men in the country VINO nave Hot peeli
fair and honest in the way they have
ACQUIRED wealth, but I am ready to be-
lieve that the great number OF Amerl-
car citizens who have been successful
and acquired the wealth of our country
have done so in honest dealing and by
| legitimate toll, and I for one am ready
at all times to recognize it. ! for one
stand ready at all times to protect their
property by the strong arm of the law,
because when you fail to protect the
| p, operty of our country you pull from
| under it the prop that sustains our civili-
zation. But ] know and you know that
the great wealth of this country receives
i far greater protection from the govern
ment of the United States than does
| the man who tolls each day for his daily
bread. When you levy your taxation at
the custom house on consumption you levy
| it per capita. and you make the man
who tolls for his daily bread bear APP
rroximately the same burden as the man
who counts his wealth in the millions.
! But when you collect your revenue
through an income tax you say, he that
! hath shall be the man who shall pay;
and you say further that the government
of the United States with its strong arm
/ protects the property of the rlch ana
n otectS the property of the strong, that
| il is but Just, it is but fair, and it is but
! right that the great wealth of this coun-
| try which receives that perfection should
at least pay a fair proportionate share
| of the taxes which are necessary to sus-
tain and maintain this great government
of ours
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-12-26
FRENCH SOLUTION
OF TRUST PROBLEM
COnsuls Seeking Data on
How France Deals With
Big Business

Paris, December 80 Correspon-
dence of the Associated Press. )-That
solution of the American trust prob
lem, SO far as it relates to the for
eign trade of American manufacturers
may be found in the French cooper
ative compton system of doing bust
ness on a large scale, is indicated in
the present activity of American con-
suls and commercial agents through
out France, Italy and Spain in gather
ing information regarding the work
ings of this system.
The information is being obtained at
the request of the United States fed
eral trade commission which has pre-
viously studied the German kartell
system is better adapted to American
business methods, and would not vio-
late the Sherman act regarding com
bination in restraint of trade if APP
piled solely in pushing foreign com
merce.
Much interest has been manifested
by French manufacturers in the pres
ent investigation and every avenue of
information has been freely placed at
the disposition of the American con-
sulS and commercial agents. There
were before the war $50 compton or
ganizations in France covering every
branch of industry, including the silk
and cotton trades, wholesale grocers
coal mine owners and the sugar. iron
and steel industries. In a nutshell, the
compton is a union of manufacturers
for the selling in common of certain
articles in which theer is normally lit
tie competition. the object being to
prevent over production, the cutting of
prices and the reduction of sale eX-
penses. The compton, is capitalized at
nominal sum, its officers sell for
the various firms whose goods it han
dies, and distribute the profits yearly
There are both comptoirs for the do
nestle and the foreign trades, the lot
ter being entirely distinct from the
former In neither case is there any
restraint the outside activities of
the members of the compton for the
selling of goods not engaged for sale
through the compton. Two firms may
be members of given compton, and
yet compete on their other products
compton is not considered a trust by
the French laws.
Some of the most prosperous of these
comptors are found in the iron and
steel industries, as represented by the
compton of Longwy, now in the hands
of the Germans. The French have so
developed the compton system that
there have been established also buy
ing comptoirs, as in the case of the
Societe des Nouvelles Galleries of Paris
which buys for 400 retail dry goods
stores throughout France.
1t is expected that the reports now
being made will be made public at
Washington at an early date by the
federal trade commission.
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Ideal Spot
From Judge.


Madge-It's foolish 10 put any Christ
mas decorations in this out-of- the way
corner. You have it so cluttered up not
more than two could squeeze in there.
Marjorie-You little goose, that's
where I am going to hang my mistle-
toe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
Stiacr glbidieo.

Der Wdiabeno lit parm, gno iDenl
bas gi4t Der r!estriIten uno Der 8ass
Notwithstanding burd oas 9riin
Der gdume auf ben Straben fdQt, 10
1T es faf, dls iei man i'm glusuit. s.,
Iie Gbneln ienen IeBten 2lu8uittagen i'm
Dergangenen Sabr, DieIe Wtatobenoe, IN
o<nen IeIegramm auf 3e!egramm auls
0ereot aus St1lisn iiber bic WIpen
na6 Berlin jagt. 0Ort uuten lpadeIll
bic Miniitsrien uno feitisen Ii6 pie'
Der, bic pia53d briilt, unb peitbin
setern bic Stimusn oss r@prriere"
oes .qupoIo" uno bes o'Innun5to.
llno pieber iperoen Inter ben ginDen
uno am gptsoamer YIaB bic 3eitans
gen aug ben 6anben Der SdnNIer ges
rifsn. @ir aud StaIien 2" gBiro
e. ni9t 2
Die Gtimmung Der geDdItigeu
gluguittaae Sjttert abgsihDdtt pieoer
iiber Berlin. glbgeIdpGdt ieoenfdlls
Don benz Saumel bss t6dfes, Der uns
aus Stdlien sei6iloert ptro, 1T IN
Berlin gar uidts gu ipiireu. Die @r.
re ,uHs 1T cine innere. Mau iu9t ui4t
lpsiter na6 ben sbten uUter uns pels
lenOen Staliersru. nod bebelIigt man
iie. 0prt, ieuieits Der Qlpen elm tptIs
oes 2lrfftammen bier bas i9pets
9snb itiIe GrI0ihen.
Dor mir itreben 5pei ar6eiter, Der
cine i'm Spibburt, Der unoere slattz
raiirt, gum glnbalter gapnbof Sic
Ipre9en IeiIe itaIieuiid. Die betben
srobsn 3iise, bic in Der gIbenbitunbe
itber Stuttgart uua Waiu4sn na4 BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
@deinpfal5er llnterit. gcrein.

Inter GROCER g.tkiIigun9 5itlt Der
RbeiHpfdl3er llnitrit. 8sreiu lstten
Sonntag feline @erammlung IN 9uIt.
B0bs Salle db, in pelter prdIioent
Sacob @ramIi9 ben 0oriiB uno Ses
tretdr petsr 8auiancourt bds proto-
tOll fiibrte. 8as Grantentommiiiss
beri5tsie ii6er bier srtrarltte Wi.glies
Der. ipeltsn bic lluteritiibung CUR
3abliing angefpieisn Durbe. Selegai
gum Stabtnerbanb 5err Rit. aarg
beri9tsie eingebenb iiber bic 9erbaHos
lunsen Ser lebten Sibung beg Sidbts
Derbanbes. 9ds qrrangeuleuts>Goms
miitee fir bas GtiftungsfeIt am A. SUI
Ii beri4tete iiber CUTE GOrti6ritte unb
bef4lob, bab ii9 bas aommittes am
27. Suni, nachm. ] llbr, luRoer IN Der
8sreinsbale sinfiHben fol, ebe bic re-
ssImdbige 8eriammluHg itattfinbet. -
5plgenbe Ginlabunssn iinb einseldus
fen: Dom Seuti9s2lmer. nnterit. Ders
Elm gu einsm pitnit am 8. Suli III
Strau6s @artsn, Odilsp; pom 9ape@
rifben WdnuerdOr su einem 5dmil;-
enfsit am II. Juli In Rsidraths part;
Dom Ddibiuston 2tkrtp Club gu
einem SamiIisnfeit am q. SUM- in
StraIbS 9urten, Satlep. Gs puroe
bti4lofen, bab Der 9erein ii3 in cor.
pore on bieieH geruHitaltuHssn bs.bsis
Iigen ioIl. Gum Stiftunesfeft bes 9aps
eriifen Unit. 8ersins uG6fien Sonntag
DsriommsIu ii9 bic Ilitslisbsr I'M
1.30 llbr m g6bs SaIIe, I'M ii4 Don
bort aus gum GeftpIab i'm Clifton
0arter, HeDport Gp., 5u b.geben.
Jiir erfrii&uns.n iiHb Gslbbetrase bes
pilliot.
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SLEEVE YoliSeinabrihtea

;Sruu S. 6. 1larib bon go.
t549 Syonntban StrdBe mel6cte ge'
itcrn Der goIi3ei, boB ibr BtDei 3ia'
mantrinac i'm Berfbe BON S125 &C.
iiobIeu iDuroen.
1re6. 3rimp bon go. 225 al.
bion glnce criu9te geitern Die BoIi.
sci, mad icincnl 5Oro slittonlobil
glnsifau gu balten, Oos In Der Naft
bonn Sonntag 5im Wiontag ans Der
Garage geiioblen Doroen mar.
SSChn Stbrmann bpn go. 1905
Gerter Elace melbete geitcru gbeno
Der goIiiei, 6nB ibm iein ipertbOolles
glutomobil. 6as or Dor oem Somiltou
GolHtn @oIf Glib iteben butte, &c.
itcblen luoroen lit.
9ie goli5ei ipuroe geitern bon
,SItoinnapoIis aug erillf)t, ilad Dem
81 Sabre aIteu Sbomas 8. 9bonpion
pom bort glusifoii 5u balten, Der ieit
einigen 3dgen ipurIos nerihpunOen
III. Sbonpion III etfpos idliuntrlin
nig imo feline glttgeb6rigen iinb Der
Iniid)t, bab er bierber gefornnen lit.
- BreS. g. giinsIep bon gso 1924
Gueen Gitp @benne ipuroe geitern
gfahnrittag auT cinem StrabenbGhn.
tpagen Der Sitenb 2inie bon cineut
1aid,enoieb I'M feline @rieftaide er.
Isidtsrt, bic $22 sntbisIt.
- Ginen cnlpiin6Iifen 9erIrit er.
Iitt acitern ,Srau SSobn S. Gibion,
hie @ottin beg efemaliacn Gountp.
it;abmciltcrs, 574 Sale glpe. lpohn.
bait. Sic 6iiBte nGnllidl Sd)nutdia.
den I'M g8ertbe bon $500 elm, einen
Ginmnntring cine Oiamuttbroid,e
ino cine 2ooalliere ein, bic lie NIT
iibcr9rofer 8criift in einem
Strltmpf oufbapabrt bate, Den tic
cbne i'm ieines Syubalts Su entIeeren
in Die gSdide aegeben bate int6 Ole
ansebIi6 nid)t in Der 8dife geilut.
Den lultroen.
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perioHalsV oti,sH.

5err Sdmes ). Cater, GlerI
bes 8anisroiisGtri9ts, lpuroe Sci bel
jiingfisn SiaatstOnpention bss aatbo,
Iii&en Orbens Der J0rIter. bic in Can,
ton, Sbio. itaitianb, sinitimmig als
Der Ranbibdt bes Staates Ghio fiji,
oas glmi bss .6isbs1ruftes- int .Sist
Court iuboHirt. Ssrr gaIsp. bel
fdon als .Gbisi, ,Ranger' bss Orbenl
i'm Gtaat Dbio funsirt bat, srbitlt bi,
iineetbsiIie 3uIaes aller Is Tslssaisr
pDn Sbio, bob 4, BEL Der iniernationa'
len aonptniion bes Srbens. bic i'm
Iusuit In propibsnce. R. g., ftattfins
bel, fir ibn iiimmsn iDsrben.
Gin in ipeiten sreiien befnnnter
iinO aleemein bcdgensteter 6eittidsr
@iirgcr bat aeitern in Serrn Sm6,
Dig 2 dlipab Die slugcn sum espi.
gen SdIitnuHer geihloiien, innig be.
irnuert nidjt iliir BON ieinen Mnge.
borigen, icnoern aud bon ben 3abl.
reiden sSreunben Die er iid, bird,
icin fernoeittides ggeien nno icine
beruorrngen0el Gbarnftereiaenid)af.
ten 81 eriperbcn Gcipubt bate. Gie
gserbigmg tiuSet am 0cnncriias
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
gpuntb berdussebolt, an einem IN Der
Ndbe befinbli6en Baum aufgebdngt
unb tobtgsihofen. Ser Reger bate
Elm 16 Sabre oltes peibes Wfdb4en
beraepaItiGt.
Ser ztraRenbabm Streif
tn Gbicagn
VI III eritsn sage 6aben n d
feline ellnrubenfdttges
f1t ;, n pn


Gbitage. SG., ID. SSuHi. Der srfte
3aQ oes Gbicaaoer GtraBenbabnitretts
Deraing O9ne oaB ii4 etpas 6eIonoercs
ereignete IS par tsin Strabens
babnfplgen i'm 8etrie6 unD IS fu9ren
rur febr penige 6o6babH3iige. Die
Giienbabuen bsf0roerten cine rieii9s
Wenge bon Qsuten bic sSllinois
Gentral Balm ulein 2S0,0o0Periouen,
es qeriists absr ni6t. I'M b.n 8ertsGr
aud nur einigermaBen au oermitte n.
Die sin8iqe @epdIttbat, bic pd5reno
Res 9dges begangen tpuroe. beIianO
barin, eaB Elm gatitein Our6 oa5
;Feniter zines 6O6ba1nsu9ss qsporf.n
puroe. Der Staotrdtb 1utte am
9tbeno ben Streit in grtpdgunq uSD
es purben aae m0gIi6en gorIAldJc
aemadt. cine Dab a6sr elm gutI4luB
gefabt muroe.
Gubrnerh alIer Qrt puroen in ben
Dteuit geprebt, iel6it Rolli6u6t
isiteHs Der iiingereH Generation, dbtr
3ebntauIenbe pdren ge3pungen, iit g.;
SUB mad ibren 4rbeilspldten 81 be8sz
BEN.
Der goli3ei4ef bsabfi8tist, 1000
Grtra poIi3iiten nn5uitsllen um bic
llnruhR unterDriiten gu tounsR, bic
Obns 3peifel itattfinosu tperoen, Dsnn
bic &ompugnie srHItli4e 2lnItalten
trffft, ben gstris6 pieOsr auf3unsb=
men.
Wunberbare Rettune.
Rem gOrt, IA. Suni !6pman
Qit6maH, Der I'M combs 8efdngn B
isiner Yro3eiiiruug psgsr @rmorouR3
ieiues iisbeRidbriBsn 5ohtertsr5
entqsasniiebi, iprang heut aus bsm
8ierten Stotpert, ipp iit feline Gel
le 5eiinbet. in ben gorbof bindb, MIR
be iebod pon BEN Dd4tsr 6dnIsp. Der
i'm bemertt uub lid auseiprei3t bate
um ibn agi3ufdnaen, Dor einsm iites
rem 5Ooe gsrsttet, Wunberbdre-
ggeiis lam sr nit penigsn iIeinersn
@erIebunqen olpcn pdbrsuo 6anleG
ettpds it!immer, ieboh ungefdbrlite
Reiultute aui7upeiIen bait. Qisbmln
mari am 7. Wdr8 ieme beibeH Gin
Der, bic 7idbrtQs Subie. tpeI6e ast0Dtet
tpurbe uRo ben 5iGhrigen Samuel,
Ter i6psre gsrlsBungen oapontrug.
aug bem iysnitsr ieinsr DoHuHg auf
bic Sirabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
ShiHsna&riht.a

Rem gort, IA. SUM. - 2tn6et.;
.Srbuna" oon Gtperpool.
9ibtuftar. quiiirt: rUldOon.
na BON marisiqs, mad Rep gort be-
itimmt.
2tperpOol. 9lnget.: pq5iIaoeIa
pbia" pon Rem yort.
2lbgegangen: rIuscania" nah Netr
Yort.
gorbedur. 2luget.: pGspagne'
pon Nep gort
2lbgegongeu; nNiu9ura" nat Telr
gprt
Gbrifianfunb. 2tb9eg.: Gre
berit VIII" nnh Rem Yort,
gaGermp. gtbges,: San Sug.
lielmo' no6 glep gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-15
Gdliebnei.

Giner eerineiiigisen llriate fpescr
fam IS geitern glbeno in benz Sauie
gto. 1886 Slannon gloemie Sit eiiIer
Sd,ieberei 5ipiifen Sanuiel Cliff ,ino
sSObn s. Carroll. Die IN Dem $aiiie
ipobnen.
8lpiifen geibcn mar es ipeeen 6es
Nm. unoslh6rebens Der @aiierleihmg
;n einem Streit getomuIIcn. Der
iGIiebIi6 6omit ertHete, oGb Carroll
aus elmer Ghrotflinte einen SdJuB
aui Gliif abgnb, benz Die Shrotla.
Suna in bic re6te Seite orang. Slid.
Iidertpeiie lit, ME Die gler5te i'm
itdbtiifcn &oipitnI fouitatirten, Die
@er;punolmg nid)t lebensgeidbrlih.
Carroll ipllrSe in SAT- aenomuten
uno teiiubct iid in Der goIi5eiitation
nuf s,ricc sin binter S4lob uito
Rlege!.