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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
1iir BITE ariessopfer
geranitaliet Sran Sobm Emad ON
II. Ssptember cine 1eitiidyteii.

Srau Sobu Gund bat ale Worbe
reihinaen getroiien I'm bns ,Jeit
DeI6es aui ibrem 2aiibgut IN Wpe.
ming am II Septenrber BON 2 llhr
gladnIittas oil itattfinOen miro, In
einem glieien.erfolg Su mahen. 9as
5eit tpiro i'm 5reien abgeboIten iper'
ben. Gin reid aiisaeitatteter ga5ar
ipiro iih III poIliter Gronltng praien.
iiren, aui peIfem cine Gn5obl Dol
iDertbboIlen @epenitdn6en gum gSer
tauf geIansen, bic gr0btentbeils boz
beutif)en Tamen nneefertigt funroen
abenos piro Elm gang Dor3iiglid'e'
Giieu ierpirt, pieaua ein Ratbsfeuet
eineerihtet iuoroen III, in ipeltert
Serrcn unb Dameu Bier, Wein, 81
ynonaoe uiiu. erbaIten tonnen.
Die ioIsenoen 9umen baben bereit.
niIliait lire 9ieitite Der giiten SadIc
Sir @eriiisuna seitelIt: Srau ssoF
Quad, 8raiibeniin; 6rau Rar gurg
beiru, 8BeprdiiSentin: Graii aoiiis \
Soiid. 6rau Geo. puhta, Srau Soir.
orb g. @urIiser. 6rau @iuian
1oepfe. isrnm arna Gfoer, isrot
billings. 5rau 8. Geo. Sung, Sran
SSSobn MioerIein Srau 2i35ie @oeb.
Srau q. SerrIinser, SRI. Gmua
WoerIein 5rau q. whiblb1uier.
6roi @iaiam Binbiib Srau ~
SSSboIS, f5rau @iainm SduIer.
Srmi Or. q. g. StoL frau n
2ub. Grl. Srma Gdmibt, Frau O.
Gpdebot, 8rau Geo. G. Dieterle,
Grnu Geo. 8. gobrer, SRI .@oanrr,
Jrau Osear Girobel. fyrau q. aobs.
frau gbriit. 3. Goeb, 5rau Will. q.
aorb. Grau Geo. aotblsr, grau Geo.
S6u.ib.r, Jrau @pds, ;yrau 8. 90.
gifeuIo5r, fSrou q. Rippsri, Jrdu
paitor Dorm, Irau 5p. Guntlat,
Srau g. Cobb, Srau 3. Saupi, 'yrau
gbus. aans.. 5rau Geo. Sersog, Jrau
u. MiibIbaufer. Srau 8. ID. gD.is.
brobt, 6rmi $p. Seifter. GrI. Gabine
gseiI II. a.
Bel elmer fol8en 4u3aM bon herbors
rag.nbtn beutfdtn 9dmen, bi. fid alls
bem 9iebestperf 5iInrgeiten besMotben
areus tpibmen. III pordusfi6ili4 ,iu
aubercrbeusli4 gutter finawisIler grs
fOIg Der aapu Set. NIT 8asar am
II. Stpiember 5u ertparten. Die oben
,ripdbnten 9dnen Iaben ale 6erren
uuo DamM in Cincinnati, bic ihr
Sdsrflttn gu Dem sliten 3tpede BEL
iisu.rn ipOlIen, gum geiu&e dn. Wlan
fnnn bic Glendale Cars be.
tiisen, 6enn MIR 6ieie fnbreu an benz
eanogrt 6es Serru Sobn Quad III
porbei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
Gin 0Jemiitbsmeuid,.

Gin Gemiitbsmtrfdb 1T ohne 5rdgc
Der % Sabre alis Wiaiam gu9munu
bon go. 1413 Central Qptnue. gufls
mann eeristh ssiterH abeuo nit sfp,i
9stanni,n, sinem griiberpoar in eiHeu
Wcrttps&isI, Der bamit enbete, bah
Bu6mann 1ismlit b0s permsHsrt
purb.. Gr trug tiuen Sti4 bur4 bic
Iinie gads iotpit brsi StiGe am linteH
2lrm bapOn. fObab bic eler5ie I'M itd6'
tii6en Sofpital ieinen 3uftanb fur
mdi unbebtnili4 erildrten. Dfs De-
tstiipss 5apss unb aenneoD ipurben
iOfort na9 bsm Spfpital ssianbt, nm
8u1mann su Dsrnthmeu, bamit i,ins
Qlngmitsr, bic Der poIissi btiarnt fino,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
3astsn nnS Seaesae.

- sSrm DIarp 8billips, uon 9}o.
$50 Sront StraBe, Iupton, purea
aeite-1l i'm 1aptoner @oli5eigeridt 81
$25 @cloitraie uerltrtbeiIt 3ie Stra'
ie ruroe inter Der 9eoineimg, taB
Sic 6rau oie StaOt imerbolb Don .
la9en perIabt, iuspenbirt. Sic 9inge'
tlQgtc mirbe bcs Salteils eines I'M.
oroentIiden Soiiics bciAuIoigt.
- DiIiam Ban Dine BON 0aptOn
rurpe ndbrenb zines Streitss nit
einem giQiarbitod auf ben Sopf ges
i6Iagen, nobel .r sirnn1 SdGoelbrut)
erlitt. gr nurbe nad bem Speer :
Soipital oebra6t. no ietn 3ufono
als elm prGtGrsr ertannt puroe
@ipbre6er ipdrsn uorleBte
glodt in bas 6Gus bes s. g9arner,
30. 329 Jairfielo 9pe.. 8eIleDus, elm
esbrunaen. no fie cine Qnslbl Slets
bunqsitiite dnnsttirten uub in etnen
Sad ftedten. DIS ein Sobn Der
iSrau gSdrIler nddl Ddule fuHl. luuf'
ten bic Burden unter 3urldlahung
Ter geute itIeuniaft bas gDeits.
- Ods Damen SiIfstorps bes
Soc Sopter poiten bon Dapton, y.
u. g.. pirb am nd6ftsn Nrsitaa RAD
mittaa i'm Souis Der Truu 2iasie
WhiLIer. 6. unb Clap Strdbe, eins
Sisuua 1bbolter.
- Der Nraueu @ersin Der GDdr,g.
81. 8aulstirhe ppn Dontort fpirb bells
e Hadmittaa I'M 6aufs Der frau 6.
u. 9Ols, Ro. 536 8. aDs.. 0apton,
'eise gei6dftspsridmmluna obbalten.
RAD Der SiBuna tpirb pon ben
Frouen 9pl'. Shrtiber unb GrI.
yoloner Gaffes ierpirt perbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
aarn.paI on ber Court strah..

Cincinnati fisbt jsbt aussurfeinIid,
i'm 3eifxn bts aorneoals, bsnn ale
Dereiuigung.n Don @ei6dfisleutsn
fdeinen Is barauf abeefeben du babm,
&ornepals 81 peranitaIieu. Der
n.usiis aarnepal. Der aneeneIbst NOR.
ben IN. ipirb puu Der Court Stre.t
Welfare 9lFoeiatiOn in ben 9os.n
Dom %. September bis gum 2. De
tober peranitaIist perbsn unb nab
rnb bisi.r sase iollen fotpobI auf
BEN Court Strabe Waoriplab iptpie
am adnalufer auerbanb Buben auf'
asf6lagsn ip.rben. Ratirlib tpirb
fir Wluiit unb unierboItung in Der
umiidtiefen Deiis BON benz arranee.
m.ntstommitt.s ssiorst perbeu, an
bsHen Spite prdfibeHi 6. W.
Gimms itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
sdJieherei.

Der S6an,t.llnsr Sobn GbriTiian
bon SO. 525 Smit5 Strabe unb Ter
@isiabrer 0uni.l Zimmerman bon
go. SAB Gonrop Girnbe serietb.n 9.
fern Q6,nb an Der aongiportb uro
9ylum Strdbe, no iie iih 5ufdniasr
Dsife iraf.n, In .inen Wortipebi.l, b.r
bamit subste, bab zimmerman einta
ReDOIDer sos unb srpei S&afIs aui
gbriitian abenb. bon beutn ,in.r
Gbrii,ian In bi. Iinie Wabs trdf ure
ibm Elm, uubeb.ateubs Gl.iff,tuunb.
btibra6ts. Zimmerman iuurbe un..r
Der glnilas. b.s Worbanariifs Dtrbof'
tet, pdbr.nb ees.n Gbriiiiar, Der nah
BEN itdbiifden SOfpitaI sd&dfft Dur'
be. bi, aHtIas. p.seu uuaeblibrIiAsn
9ttragens srboben iporbsn IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
alsine DoIiseina&ridaten

- Die poIijei fu4t na9 .inem
eSarbis.n, Der NMontas gbenb in
benz 5ausfiur COS aooss 2lIIsp Elm
sitpa att Monais altes Reserbabp
aussef,st bat. 9as Einb. ipsI6es
erii ssiern Niors,n bur6 fein Wim.
mern .ntb.dt ipurbe, befinbei iib In.
foIge BON @erna6lGifisuns unb I'm
isrtrndbruns In fdlimmsr Werfaiiuns.
Gs befiNbsi fi4 i'm Soipital.
4usuit 6. grud 5r., 420 Grsits
line 2tpsni,e. sr,pirite ssitern sin,n
6afikfsbl gtsen WilIiam Beis.I Don
Der DarIap uub GIberon 4psnus, Der
Jpn Dsrm0teli baben ioa.
- DER 23sidbrise syrant Saal,
1927 Wain Strabs. ein Sriaiis Der
8tH.runesnnitali In eaneaiter, fpurx
duf 9ttreibsn bsrIelben ptyhaflst, ipsii
er bic porole perIest bnben foa. gs.
gen Sdal litei aud cine aHilage ip.s
gen GrobbisbitabIs DOT. or foa nit
Hnmpdntn duf einem BAL in
Der Cosmopolitan Saas i'm Gsbruay
$40 seitobIsn babeu.
- Jrdu 2aura MoesiOps Don 20.
1884 Soispbine Sirabe purbs. iuis Il.
Der poIi5ei miitbeilte, bon einem eIes
CANT ausiebenben Wldnn, Der Ii6 Glenn
Ri4arbs nannis. nit einsm tpsribloI.n
Gbsd iiber $28 bersinsslsei. Der lie,
benspiirbiss GrerHbs mistbste BON ibr
cine Wobniing linb bsadblt. bic Wistbe
fir ben srjtsn Wapnat I'm geiraa uon
$22 iofort NIT sinem Gbsd unb erbisIt,
ba Der Gbsd ouf $28 luut,ts, nod $6|
lpiebsr beraus. aeiber mubi, Jrdu
bic tralrise Grfabrina mos
1su, bab Der ebsd noiis tDertbIoS mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
Subget.@eben
Die guSset.aommiiiiOn madt iid an
bic aoiuns ibrer gIuisabe.

Die 9iiSget-aontnriiion bat lid
geitern reorgantiirt, pos biirdJ oas
9lusidJei6en 6eS bisberieat 0ouiltp
idnsnreilters @iIliam u. !Sopfins
lictDlreiloig geuorben mar. 9ln icint
5telle frat Der iesiae Sddsmeiiier q
! Is. Cooper, Der Bum Nrdiioenien Der
aomnijiion erDdIIi ipilr6e. iooaB cI
and, 0arin Der 9tafiolger 6es Serrl
Sopfins aapor6en III. Die an6eu
b i6en Whtqlie6er iirtb GolnttpaiiDitor
q. ". 7urr iurb StaatEdrpalt Sobr
y. Campbell.
9as Gountp 9iibget tpitr6e 3nerii
in anarifi arnonunen lino es iuairoeIl
erbebIife srbitrife poraenonmen.
"a Sie Giitrift%Steieraiieiioren iila
Gourtbans iiberiicbeIn, puroe bic
lelctte bon S2500 eeltrid)en- sSiII
slnpnltsgebiibren in fsaIlen Der SOU.
inanc SGietp iinb $4500 meniser
uerfiasbar unb fiir ben unterhoIt bon
siinoern BON Observation-Disclosures
unb bon gileglineen hes suga,oge'
ridts niiiiien bic betreiierben Gepor'
icrnents nit $4,000 tpeiiiaer aus.
fonunem DieGountn-aonuiiiiiare BET.
lnngtcn fir ben g,riiden. unb Snr0'
itrabenionbs $4,000, ober Die
apmnniiion ingte is mid uiib iebie
ben 9ornnfd,Iag our 100000 berab
nit oem ginperiidnbnib, oab ireeuo.
lDeld,e lleberidGhie in anbern Gountp.
fonos 6em griiieil. umb g9eaebalI.
ionOs ;raefiibrt lper6cn ioaen. Ter
Golnltu Sirpepor 9oeb erbielt oie
cerIan1ten $4,000. 9oaegat tpiiroc
Der SoIodten Neutrality-suspicious.
init $4,000 fefteeiee.. anitatt Der
uerIangten $4,000. Die gibIiotbet
aIaii5te e. mn naditen Sabre uifit
inter $i96, 900 tElm su fonueri, iie
mub aber mt S1S3, 900 oiisfouunen
Dem Gotintp Glerf Stepbenion ipilr.
ben fir Slrp- inb 3euaengebiibcn
$50, 900 beiuiaigt. 9ie 5ruitees bon
2cngpieip uiiihttei bonn SeIb Der
ste4er5ahIer $4,000. Gle rperbcil
ear nid,ts erbaIten auseiidts Der
1botiad,e, Sab cine 9ou6auSaabe BON
S25o,000 fir Die SrrulnnitnIt beSor.
iiebt.
su @nu5cn pirber gbitrihe BON
ettpas i:ber $425 900 senoft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

taB nad Dem @eri6te Ger BrinsipoIe
Ger Sdptlbeiit1 in oieiein Sabre Die
3obl bon $500 iiberIteigen biirfte. Sn
cen @eineirbeidunleit iutb glfdoenlien
betr1et Die 3abl Der Sd)iiler 1850.
Wtapor ScIrilbolbt bat einen
9lufruf erIdiien, in ipeldjem er Die
9epolferiing bon Helpport ailfioroert,
Gm %. Septentter, am fog. vSog
Sap". ibren OFT belpieIenen Wobltbds
tigteitsiirm alliS yteue 5u belpobren
9ie @elbiamndingen on oieicut Gage
peroeit g9oblth1tigfeits. .@eiellit)oitell
su 0ute frrnmen ltnb besbolb iollte
cine lpirtiame llnterltiisiulg ntft Ieb-
len.
- SSobn thornton, pelher uOr
SSabrer bier ein GiSgeihaft betrie9,
lit gcitern in Soi,tbgate, &C Sabre
ait, oeitorben,
9ie 8epohner bon Sort Sbo'
mas tperoen am I. gtopen,ber 9to.
tltrgas crbalten, oa bis oabin 8os'
robren in Ser 2Gnge bon 10000 SUB
oeIegt meroen ioIlen, Gie 9tobrenlei'
tunq bon Der 6auptgaSrobre bis gum
0altie miro Is Gents Der SUB folten,
meun Die GrOer Dor Dem 20. Sen'
tern6er geoeben linb besablt miro
9tod oicien 9atlm iuerOen 35c per
SSltB beredinet. Gie 9fote fiir @ns uirO
40 Gents fiir 1000 SUB fir Die er.
iten 3 Sabre, nit 8 Vro3ent 9tabat
iiir pronpte 3obIllng betragen. Silr
Ole nGd'iter 3 Sabre betrGgt bic 9iate
45 Gent9 nit eirem &abat bon .
Yro3ent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
aafiseirdnydDen.

- Der GrautnDsrsin Der Gp. prot.
Wattbdus 8emeinbe In Clinton
pIaes (paftor Q. genibin) psrauitaIiei
am OoHnsrftds 4n4mitios bisisr Mo'
de .iH aaffteir6nS&sn, gsIsiiet Don ben
Jrdu.n Suiti, SdrbmcHH, 4nna
SdIensttr, GOpbie BuHis. Rari:
8lod, 4nHa Ridsrt unb aHna @rs'
Ser.
Sn Der Co. prot. ct. Job1nness
Gemeinbe auf Mt. 2luburn (pofior
Grnb Bob finbsi bsu.s Na@miitos
aaffntrGnS6sn iiaii. gclssnos Damsu
baben bic Uorbsrsitunssu gstroffsn.
aunigunbsN NedI.nburg. aouifeRHnsr.
&Gibarina Rueb!mann, Dora Gtsf.
Fsns, 2i5sie S4pier. Waria G4DdtI.
aouiie SGmib unb Rcis G1Ismnnn.
Das aommiiies ldbt cine freunblids
tsinlabuns an ole GrtuHbt osr De-
meiHbe sreebn unb rs&ntt -uf einsa
aubsrit sabIrsi9su Hiua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
@eit Z. strabe. lit eeitern i'm sIlter|
inl1 Al csf,hre11 neitnrhpr

$cSli .. SAiuDtf tIt btliStlt liH StllcI
bon Al Sabren geitorben.
= Die 8eritynteI3iuls oeS Gitioens
gauncrcins puto ocs Central gduper.
eins ipuroe in Der geifern stbeilo Itutt.
sebabten 8erinnnllilng perfeft. 9llS
pr1iieent ocs neuen gulipereins, Der
Siirt Die 0ereini9ung Der beioen 8er-
einc ms Seben eeriifen iporoeu lit,
iilrgirt Serr Ben glboms bonn Giti.
sens 9aupercin ipdbrenb ocrr 3ronf
SiienSorf pom Central 9mlpereill
Sos 2lmt oea %5eprdiibeuten innc.
babell miro.
Sn eincm glniaa bon 9ebens.
ilberGruB mad)te aeitetu slbeno Der
80 Sabre olte 0oualo Sall, BON go.
% Stepart StraBe, ben Serilih, lid
inlt Sarbolidure 5lt peraiiten, las
@6cImben oc3 Sebcnsmiiben muroe
dIiifliderpeiie ltoh redlt3eitig be.
merft lulo er lulroe prompt nab Dem
Ct. gliiobetb Soipital sebraf)t, no
Or. aapier burt Ole glnpenoung Der
WagClpunpe i'm iebr boIo ouBer Sg.
GcnSIefobr bradtc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
0siaus. unb s,ianO.liuttrridjt.

frau Worsarete 5dupt Bat in ibrem
5auie, $50 Oft WdDadsr 9lpe.. Elm.
S6uIe Fir geians uHb piuno sr6ffHtt.
Die Dame bat ibr. qusbilbung islbit
unter beruf.nsn 2sbrern s,noT,n unb
ibr ifebi cine fiebsebridbrige erfolar.i'
DE a.bribdtiaieii empfehIsnb Sur Seis
ts. Der QusbiIbuns bon Gruntns unb
WGnn.ri,immsn pirb bic forsfdltisIts
aufmertiouvt.it sepibm.i. Der llntsr'
ribt ianu gu isber 3sit aufssuomm.n
iuerbtu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
v eb TT.

Die NeiupOrt Office fir bas Sin.
einnater gOlfsblatt" bef;nbct iidl in
90. 339 s)urf Girafs, seseniiber Dem
Gonrthouie, luOielbit Neainfeitcn. Yin.
SeiBen II. |. IN. bis nenn llbr 9lbenbs
entgegcnaeuommen ueroen, Sci.
SDutb 2401.
Sin GdDimpfluurt bat einen Oioro
sur SOlge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

perbaftet iperbn i5nntsn. Damit Ia,
men iie jebod bel 8uHmann id0n an.
Gr ipeiserts iid runbipes. irsenbnslde
&nsiaesn 5u MAIDEN iinb bemertte rur,
bab es ibm abiolut nidt einfisls &C.
ri1tlid essen feline irsunbs pcr8lis
geben. Inter biefen llmitdnben tonit,
ten naiiirIid isine 8erbaftunsen pors
eenommen iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

@ritriscr Sics Oer pSieOs" iiber bic
,giraten" in Eittsburs.


:Sn bem aeitriaen orittsn inb leBs
ten Spiele Der Ssri. sipiihsn unieren
,Rebs" unb ben .piraien" in pitts'
bura bebientsn SdlIeubsrsr Scnep uno
;5Gnser Binao oas 9ei9ib fir gins
cinndti aeaen &antIebnsr reip. Glib
ION fir bic 9sonsr. Blbrenb 5onep
bis gum Gnoe tss Samples auf feintm
gpiten perbIie6. ianoten bic Bittsburs
oer apei fpeitsrs SaIeuberer (Ibams
unb Cooper ms 1reffsu. Die ReOs
madten 8 srsfier unb ieintn 5ehIsr
geger IL Ireiicr unb ei,ien5ebIer Der
pirateu. aillifisr. 9rub unb 9sr5os
lparen uniere bsiten S6Idser nit !:
sipei Srefiern - barunter mebrbaiise
fir Die beiben Gritsrsn. ssm sipsitsn
9onae gelaHa e unieren Sungens
iiini Sreicr gu ion5entrireiL tpas 10.
ren 4 2Gufe uno ben siea einbra4te.
9oneu ianbte iuni 2uftfd1ler CUR
gant (oeoen brei) unb peridenite einsn
Freipak aur !. 8aie eeasn brsi.
SGuptIino 6ersoa itabl silie gaie. ails
lifer fiaerte brei Der iehs adufs. als
S4isbsridt,r fuugirten RiaIsr unb
Srtb.
RsiuItat Der asfrig.u
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RefuItat Der asfrig.u
G GDielt:

Die -Rebs" fubren aeiiern BON
9ittsbura nod 5t. 2ouis ab. no lie
morseu urtb 'grsitaa nit ben oortissn
naarbinaIsH- htsi aGmpfs su srIsbi'
aen baten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

- Sn Der Wobnuns bon Jamss
6atisrslep i'm 5auIs 80. 1919 Soutbs
iibe 2lDsnue brad ssftern Na9mittaa
aus Ioip,it iinermiiieltsr llria9e ein
5.uer aus. bas sinsn S9aben non
stipa $25 anridtets.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-04-28
Getting Animals
for French Army

Captain Charles Philippe. OF the
French cavalry, and Veterinary Sur
geon A. Lapon, OF the artillery
branch of the French army, returned
this morning from San Francisco,
where they have been spending the
past week.
The gentleNen were in Carson and
Carson valley for a couple of days
about ten days ago and began the
preliminary work for the securing Of
a large number OF animals in this
section for the French army. With
other representatives of the army,
who have been securing the state for
number Of weeks past. they have
signed contracts for the delivery OF
something like $500 head of horses
and they will now rush work in get
ting these together. They are select
ing only the best breeds OF stock and
their specifications call for animals
between the age Of FIVE and eight
years and weighing from l,1OO TO
400 pounds.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-04-28
Eureka County
Pioneer Taken

Robert Northey, an old resident Of
Ruby Hill, Eureka county, died at ais
home there early Friday morning,
April 23d.
Mr.. Northey came to. Nevada n
1874 and engaged in mining in Lam
der and Humboldt counties. In 1876
lie came to Eureka county and locat-
ed at Ruby Hill, where he worked in
the mines and has since made his
home. About six years ago his wife
passed away. He was held in high
esteem and respect by neighbors and
friends on Ruby Hill and Eureka.
He was a native of Devonshir..
England, and aged ~ years, 2
months and % days.-Eureka Sent;-
mel.
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AS Ye Sow" at
Grand Tonight

Today the enterprise and vast dis
tributng powers OF the World Film
corporation bring the moral of "As
Ye Sow" before an infinitely larger
audience than that which made the
stage play success a decade ago.
Millions are now reached where then,
thousands only were attracted into
the theaters.
Among the very promising lead
ing women on the stage at present,
Alice Brady stands head and should
ers in the front rank She is the
daughter of the famous manager
whose name has been associated
with many of the biggest productions
made in recent years on the stage.
The same energetic quality that is
felt in every William A. Brady pro-
duction is known to those who have
come into personal contact with his
magnetic daughter. Her career ON
the stage has been most varied. 1t
has ranged from singing prima donna
roles i'll the all star rivals of the Gil
bert and Sullivan operas to playing
Meg in Louisa Alcott's Little
Women Among the other plays
she has appeared in are "The Things
That Count, and Sylvia Runs
Away
Admission, Is and Is cents.
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Financier Gives Reasons Why
Germany Cannot Be Starved Out

IBy Carl w. Alderman, United
Press staff correspondent, copyright
ed 1915, by the Bnited Press. Copy
right in Great Britain.
BERLIN, April 20, via The Hague
and London.-"lf this is to be a war
Of silver bullets, Germany is prepared.
Wall street is and can be with the
Allies, but Germany will remain un-
frightened. The German people have
over subscribed two war loans. In
my opinion they stand ready to over
subscribe third, should third prove
necessary"
This is the opinion of financial
Germany as expressed to me today by
DR.. Karl Helfferich, secretary OF the
imperial treasury. 1t reflects the off,
cial view OF the relations OF finance
10 the war.
THE fact that Genman mark
today is worth 22 cents instead ci
the normal "a | said to him.. Us
being quoted abroad as an indication
that Germany is already whipped.
That is one question not understood
in the United States. Can you ex-
plain it from the German stand
point?"
at the commencement OF the war,
DIR. Helfferich continued, "commun-
cation between the United States and
Germany was out. Financiers natur-
ally are timid people. First in
pressions always count with them. 1t
was impossible to keep in close com
munication with the United States.
Our imports and exports were prac-
tically stopped. Considerable foreign
investments were blocked. We have
been unable to conduct our business
with the United States. And your
iinanciers and other neutral foreign
ers were unable to know at first hand
Just what the situation in Germany
actually was.
"On the other hand London, New
York and Paris have complete unin-
terrupted communications Morgan
and other American financiers estab-
lished branches with the allies. Suc-
cess for the latter meant success and
wealth for those financiers. This all
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Are You Going to
Get Out Saturday?

On invitation of Governor Boyle,
the Board of Directors of the Carson
Good Roads Association mSt in the
executive chambers last evening for
the purpose Of discussing plans for
Good Roads Day Saturday next. 1t
was unanimously agreed that the
working force should be divided into
two crews one being placed on Kings
Canyon grade and the other on the
Carson-Reno road Governor Boyle
volunteered to use his good offices
in an effort to induce Wraden .Dicker-
son to place a large force Of con-
victs on the Tahoe, road, and further
promised to appear personally with
d brand new pick and shovel. So far
the following g~persons have rendered
services and cars Governor Boyle,
George Kitzmeyer, George Sanford,
L. F. Adamson, George Montrose.
Hymen Cohen, Ray Tucker, ]. F..
Shaughnessy, J. B. Sullivan and
Harry James.
If you have not already left your
name as a volunteer at either the
News or. Appeal Office, the committee
would greatly appreciate it if you
would do at once. Don't forget to
bring your lunch and tools with you.
Cars will leave Carson promptly at
s O'Clock.
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by United Pressl

LONDON, April 2S.-Advices in
dicate that the Allies are now taking
the offensive. in France and Belgium,
ard the Germans are wavering and
unable to construct entangleme
Belgian headquarters wires that the
Germans distributed asphyxiating
gases in an attempt to capture the
Belgian trenches, but the Belgians
stuffed cotton in, their noses and
waiting, reDulsed the Germans with
great slaughter. Fighting at Gallipoli
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has contributed to slight depreciation
Iof German exchange
DR.. Helfferich, who is one of Ger
many's most successful financiers, al
though only 43 years old, was director
of the Deutsche Bank, largest in Ger
hany, until the kaiser picked him TO
handle the war finances He has
raised two war loans exceeding three
billion dollars and is the real man
behind the money" OF the empire.
The money already subscribed,
he continued, will last until October
or November. If the war is con-
tinued, and more money is needed, a
third loan will be foated. And it
will also be over-subscribed. Let ne
tell you why he said, leaning for
ward through puffs of cigaret smoke
There are two reasons. German
money stays in Germany, as every
thing the army needs is made in Ger
many. When supplies are purchased
the money goes to German industries
and to German workers.
The two billions available in April
which will be spent by fall all go
back to the people who gave it. And
then secondly. this is important, the
German people, their soldiers and
their workers, today have savings
bank deposits Of five billion dollars.
Although many depositors subscrib-
ed to the last loan, during January
land February, when the subscription
was made, these deposits increased
one hundred and fifty million dollars.
Compare this situation with France
Her one loan amounted to three
hundred million francs cash. It was
|ridiculously small, mere drop IN
the bucket So France is now pay
ing for her war expense with the
treasury bills. Together with Eng
land and Russia she is borrowing
heavily in the United States. France
to-day has a debt OF five billion francs
against the Bank OF France. She
also has spme billions owing for
supplies of all kinds. That is bad
situation"
"What effect will the British
Continued on page ~
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Section The $4,000
hereby
otherwise specifically aid
holding
Sec The $4,000 for the 1915 hereby
the of
improving the buildings
provided that without the
The hereby appropriated shall be
awarded
through
provided the appropriated shall be by
either directly indirectly
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Enthusiastic Over Fair

Miss Ruth Riddell and her sister,
Miss Clara Riddell, who spent a few
days last week visiting Marshal
Gray's family, have returned to Elko.
Miss Ruth was one of the prize win
ming contestants in the Elko Free
Press contest last winter and has just
enjoyed two weeks visit to the San
Francisco exposition at the expense
of that paper. She is enthusiastic
over the great fair.