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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
lIeberfttbt bes Cincinnati
Wiarftes,
Sir bic NsntaC ben 7. Suni
1915 enbipenbe Ds9s.
Cincinnati, Z. auni.


| sisben iid nur duf gnsros 9rdnss
aiiionen. Bel flsineren Gsf4dftsn
psrbsn sttpas b5hsre preiis ber.&ust.
proptfionen.
Gdmals. prima Stsam
9.05-9.15; familp S6maIs 1C
--10ie pro Gfunb.
5rodengefal5eHes Gleif d..
Sbort clear Seitsn 10a lit; grtro
| fort clear 10a-109e ibortRippeniel'
ten 101 10ac; Saultern ss-S2c,
Bellies 1oa-114c.
gae epn. Sbort clear Seiten
112--12s; srtrd ibort clear Seiten
11i-12c; fbori Rippsnfsitsn liz
12t; G9uIt.rn 81 -99c; Bellies III
-124c.
ensar Gureb Gfeiid. -
Ghin.en 15a--16e; picnic S9nIterH
10a--11e; grsaif.It Bacon 18A-
1916; GGuItrn in padst.a 10a--
11e;; 81. .. Gut saaltern 10A-
lie; trOdme Beef Saintsn 25--
27t.
Gasa.p5feIt.s Gl.if4.
- Der pfunb: GHinier 12-12se;
picnic Gdulisrn 94-9ac; Bellies
154-16te; SdulterH 9i-9se; u.
p. Gut DO. e4-9qe.
Hrtf&ts GIeifh. - Shins
fen 12-121e: q.tnie S6uItern 9t
-91e; S6aliern 9t9tt; ibort
RipN1r.it.n 9a-104c; ibort clear
pG.iisn 81 1896; ertra Tbort Ssiien
9i-1ote; Bellies Isidt 164-1eae;
Bellies, f6psr. 12s 1926.
Wlebl unt Getrei6e
WsebI. - @inter qatent $500
$50; 8inter ianep $6.15-6.40;
Winter sSantilp $5.75-5.90; @in.
ter ezra S5.30-5.50; Binter orbit
mares $5.30-5.50; Sorter @eiien
Qntcnt S6.9O-7.30; Starter @ei8en
iancp s6.45-6.7o; Snrter Bei3en
;SamiIp S5.45-5.s5: Rogsenmebl
norSneitIifes aeuIidtes S6.15-6..
40; reines Gitp RoagenmebI SG.25
$50; Gitp seniihtes 8oggenmebl
S6.i5-6.40.
Weisen. - glo. 2 roiher Winter
S1.2a-1.30; Ro. 3 bo. S1.26-1.28;
80. A DO. $1.20-1.25.
Meli1tprn. - Ro. / lpeibes
75se: 30 g bo. 75-75bc; No. 8 DO.
74s-75e: go. 4 DO. 74-74t; Ro.
5 bo. 73s-74c; go. 6 DO. 72b-
73tc. - Ro. l asl6es 75c; go. 2 DO.
74a-75e; Ro. 3 bo. 74-74ac; Ro.
4 bo. 73s-74e; Ro. 8 bo. 73-73be;
go. 8 DO. 72-73c. - no. semiith,
tes 75t: 30. 2 DO. 74a-75c; 30. 8
bo. 74-74tt; go. a DO. 73h-74e;
Ro. 8 DO. 73-73ac: go. 8 DO. 72-
73e. - Weibss aoIbsHtorn 76-77e;
aeI6es aoI6sntorn 76-77c; atmiiat.s
aoI6.nforn 75-76c per guib.l.
safer. = 80. 2 tpeibr 81
51tc: Sianbdro neibsr 50-51c: Ro.
3 ptibsr 50-51c; go. 4 DO. 49-50c;
Io. 2 gemii5ter 49a-5oe; RO. 3 g:s
uiibter 49-49tc; Ro. A ssmiiaisr
48-49c.
Roggen. - Ro. 2 S1.o8-1.10;
HO. 3 $1.06-1.0S; Ro. 4 S1.0o-
105.
WbiStp.
@srtauft purbsn 496 g6ls. 8ifiils
lsrs ssinifheo 8opSs auf Der Bats BON
s1.39 Der gallone.
0rpeeries.
eafIss. - Rar!t ruaia. preife
f;.iis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
9rb @opbs.Marft.
GfntinnatL Z. Sum

Der Wartt mar in Der psrfIoHMsn
Wo9e fietig Bis fart. Die Ra9frase
mar -uitt arob. Die fOlgenben 0uos
tirunssn ipurbsn nambdft asma9t:
Brsansr wgnsItn-Ureat Saas @ 7e.
Spoiler be. 9aitiG1 . 5he. 6enberfcn Uns
t!:,ss siS sss patoH SAe stissi's ,s1a ssfss.
Dspsstfu iOss 2ic, bo. ~ iee. htiea f0,<
sss ~. ~ 2shs asi.Hsss lo't a's so.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Metau . MART.
Rem gort. 7. syuni.

yE 10 y UT, I. yum.
aupfsr. - Ualrtt felt; glsctroIpti:
$3.50.
Sinr. - Mari! rubig; 8 Sonnen
Cots $38. 75-39. %.
Gtfn. - Wlortt itstis; go. ! Rors
tbern $14.50-15.00; SO. 2 S14.25-
14.75; 80. l Southern S14.00-
1900; SO. 2 S1425-1475; RO. l
Sontbern $14.00-1450; Ro. 2 $13.s
75-14.25.
gIsi. - $5.50-5.70.
SpeIter. - Seius Suptirung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
6 6icG 40, 7. oSunt.

gutisr = Wartt itetig; CREAMERY
22-27lc
Gisr. - Wldrtt itstig; 3ufu6r 21,s
.s43 Siiten duf BEN Ulartt 16-175c;
oroinarp firits 16-163t; iirits II
175c.
Sortoifsln. - Wdrtt b0ber; olis,
3ufu1r 45 Cars; Wifigan uno Di3.
toniin rotbs 40-45c: DO. peibe 40
Soc; nsus. 9ufubr 10 Cars; 3srds
1riumpbs $1.30-1.40 per guf6eI.
VouItrg. - 2etenoes, Wlurtt ni,s
bricer; Senneu 13c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
66teaao 7. Suni.

g 6neine. 3ufubr $4,000,
Wartt felt. guIt $7.55-765: l.i6tt
S7.40-7.775: senIii6ie $7.35-
10: ifturs S7.05-765; ROBE $7.05
-72o: Ter.,. $6.00-7.45.
Rinbpie5. - 3ufubr 1880;
Warit ftar, Jlatipe Beef Gtitrs Sc.
70-9.50; 0sitern Stisre $685.
10; aiibe uno 6eifsrs $3.20-S.75;
G1lber S750-10.25.
2 6dfs. 3ufu6r 1900;
Warit, it.ti7; Snaf. S6.40-7.20;
2immer S7.75-10.40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Musmartise Wdrtte.
mem gort. I. Auni.


Wltbl. - qQlrtt fpilIig unb nisbria
ger: Spriug paienis $6.5o-6.90i
Wiutsr gaterts $6.25-6.5O; Dinter
Straiahts S6.15-6.30; aoHiaa
Siroiabi So 40-5.60.
Roaaenmcbl. Weartt rubis; fair
bis gutss S6.2O-6.40; austrI,ienss
bis fantp S6.45-6.60.
Wlaismsbl. - Weartt itstis; isin.a
lp,ibss unb aslbss $1.70-1.75; Goar.
ie S1.6o-l65; ailn brisb $4.05.
Hoeaen. - Uldrtt itetis; 30. 2 De=
fern SIPS {. /. I. geridnbt.
@.rite. - Utartt itetig: WaItins
77-90c c. /. I. Buffalo.
gDsisen. Ulurtt ibpdtsr: go. 2
rribtr 1851 unb 30. 2 barter ST.
3S3 c. |. T. Rem Nort 9srianbt; ylo.
1 Rprtbern 1ulutb $780, unb RO. l
gortbern WaHitobd $1.3oa c. /. (.
Buffalo. Siir Suli $1.22.
WelI9torn. - Mortt rubis; no. 9
selbss S1Ac betm iofortieen @eriauot.
Sdfer. - Wlurtt itstis; StanbdrS
Sc: go. 8 tpeibsr, 55ae; faneb fpeibsr
$3.50.
6OSisn. = glartt .sbis; Gtats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Nes Nsrfer BsHb.l lastirsHaea

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gsrfrnl efefter 81. - VERT. Farlfts lr. UH
gbs'ar, o, ms. % VERT. yaetftf 81. sN
sss. s ~. asr;sa. d a. 'ss ssst,s,s, SIS, iss 81:
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J.h-9 kHef.sfg. a. sSh.Etpke B esn.s -
x&et9lAsh snr " Gteb MIR Rsns A.. cav
1d. = ensf. %. <r. ssb bgsnib. 9ce. eci. 81. soN
1,An. q. rel. g.. 1 eeuib Bar. %. lr.. six
8ifhnfrt &C.. 80. e4& gsnik 4ire. %. 6r /. sSG
erif -. Il, esffss. tsk esiht. Aaiifpzh So. ssK
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4rtf q. II fen. H.. ssisiinpn Tdeifte ar. sstS
~ Sent I. sst, ~. risIrHien pef. -. ar. es4
Srff5ns .Mas. 5Hr rs sssssr sr. =. iiSst iSss
Vaber Mr.. o. ia. q. steel 2. 81. .i1fX
earf .gtp q. rat, 81 HA Btra. q. GbenficaI SsE
.. y. ks1.tr ltpfO tct Hskaft 4. tr... Icon
3. &H. un. ~. nv ~. Union ~ 80. siW
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mAAxnsrLlK. . nsiiinab. aL q. sri0i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

S2.oU--2.Io per ernte bon "A Afs
| Rbabarber. - 10--12se pc,
Dubenb Biinbel.
| 6eibelbeeren. - Georgia So.
25-3.5O per Crate Don "a Dts.
| GartoffeIn. - Wi6igaH 5s
-e9e per Bufbel bonn 0sleife uut
81 .50-1 Go per gbl. bonn Stcre.
Sunae aartoffsIn. - Jlcs
riba $2.25-5.00 per Dbl. uni
s1.25-1.50 per Camper.
SHBtartoffeIn. - Jsrieb
S1.50--1.65 per Camper.
Spargel. - einbeimiid)e &c
SOC per 9ubcno 9iinbel.
5omaten. - Glorioa $3.50
200 Per Crate.
Rraui. - Warit 5ismlih lebbaft.
alubdma $1.25 1.50; nsuss 1snnsis
fee 90c-t 20 pcr Crate.
aoblrabi. - 35c per GuBent
giinba.
grbfen. - 5elspbons 75c-S1.s
rs per camper.
3piebeln. - G.l6e 90t-S1.0 90
per guibsl bonn Store. D.ibs $1.15
--1.25 per guIbel Dom Stors.
@riine gohuer. - Glorioo
50c-S1.00 per Camper.
adrottsn. - g.pafdene $2.25
-2.50 Der 1851.
Rotbe Riiben. - Ginbeimii be
25-30c per 9ussnb.
Weibe REben. Wep Dr.
leans 3o-35e per Dubtnb giinbd.
Roll. - s1.Oo per 96l.
2anbprpbufte
Scu. - geo. 1 Simotbp $3.50
1000; go, 2 1imotbb $3.50
1900; Ro. 8 5imotbp S17.5o-lS. >
90; Ro. / gemiidtsr ales $3.50
1875; 80. 2 DO. $1750-1775;
Ro. ! Rlse $3.50; Ro. 2 DO. $l6.s
so: alfalfa $17.50-22.50 per 9oHs
ne. - @eheniirob $6.00-6.50; 9ds
fsrftrob $6.O0-6.5o psr 1onne.
Wihlenfutter IN iietig. -
aleic S22.50-24.00; Wtiooling3
erobes S27O0-27.50; SO. feiucs
S2s .50-29.0 90; gernii6tes 5ltttcr
$25. $4,000
SGmereieu. Wdrtt ftetig.
afe.iam.n $e.50--7.00 auf BEN @,s
l.ile unb S7.25-8.25 per gu. bonn
Store, 9imotbp $2.4o-3.2o per gu.
rom Store. Bu6psisen SOC per 9u.
Gladsiam.n $1.70 per gu.
Dsrfhi.benes.
Del. - Warlt it.tis. a.iRGl. rO'
bss CSC per 9a[lons In partien Don
5 gbls. Gstohtss 1c mehr. Ro. l
aarS6i Soc: Cotton S.eb G;t, rafii'
nirte 52c per Gallons. 9srpsutin AZ
per Gaqons in gGrti.n ben 1---5 Bar
pels; 57c In parii.H Don 10-25 9aIs
lpHM. p,trolsum, Sbio Carbon 120
Grab 81 bc. $50 Grab 10ic, 5.ao<
liabt 175 gtab 12c; R,s gronn Ga
ioIin 13r. R1phta 16c per GalloHe In
partien BON 1-5 gbls.
90 4. - DIR UlGrt III rupt6. -
Ctiu Riu.r s1.05 per g5l. BON 280
1gfb.. iubrlobn hiusus:fiig..
9ala. War!t it.tig. prima
Giip 6s-s2e; bo. Gountrp 6-6tc
per pfuub.
Rphlsn. Warit rubig. gous
ehipat.un S3.5o-3.75. gluB unb
Slad 1925. aaratp6d Stiidtobl.u
$3.5O-3.75. RuB unO Slad S225
per 9cnne abaeIisi.rt. Rau5loie
Siiidtobl.n $3.50, bo. RuB uno
Glad 1926. qntSrdcits $7.75-S.00
per 9onne a6aslisfert. Col. .of.t
$6.00-6.50 Der 9onn. obseli.f.rt
gDolls. - Der gtdrtt iuar rett
lsbbaft unb oi. preiI. feit.
9sipai 6sne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Yferbe anb SJ1auleiel.
Gineinnati, 7. Suni

Der U2arft mar in ber, DerfloFensn
geo6e rstt le6baft unb bic Rrsiie pae
rem felt Die Guotirungsn fparen am
GhLuR Der Wods ME folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
e@5n aefast

~Hsfsbl,n Der 6srr bas Qi sIsi9 IN
bic 9aFs siHsui&Iosen2"
Rein, brinssn sic q nod i'm Ra'
iuy.Gui!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Saufe. = Mnrtt mar riIbig un6
ftf. EabssIalssns glo. l 14a-15c
per pfunb. 90. 2 bo. 13l-14c per
plumb. Giin gutders friite 15-
15te; DO. Gounirp 11-113c; frif9s
aalbieae 14---15c per pfun6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

sIuf Dem sOtSbnmer RIab prau9t
ocr GrabIins. 9eib. rotR btaa. Ipetg,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

gineinRsti Z Juni, 1915.
Die Banftn paten heuts nit 9foniine'
erbeiteH Btemli9 tart bsfadftigf, bod mar
pc Wsdfrage nod 1arItben nur ridbie.
Dar sTayleben .cn coqs perben psn ben
Bdnisn 6K-4% bese@net, mdbreub Wt'
lfdftsbapisre 81 6--sX bibfontirt nsrsen,
Jm ciftntn Marits pnrben Earfsbtn .sn
tau. ~ sK-S96 uub anf Bet " A--4K$
plaeiTi
mtafd ssf Hss Dsrf
Ensben ~ Bart jwif4sn Banien periauft
1is eountsrrats bstrdet o0s Ytdmse per.
$1,000.
ns6fd ssi esrsSs.
6idt. Bedffl axf HoaSon psrSen sa
eA.8t ,pu pfo. Stirling quotirt. Giir Bet.
fsf shf esrliH sxrSen s5t fhr 4 Rarf
tsssdssi. fur BsAftl auf paris 10 pro
Franc. auf Nmhnbsm <0f pro 0uIbsn unS
apf 1isn 1o1<s Der 9rons
sssbslcsnsasiss
wsfss rptie nnb astis Die BaHlsH sno.
iirsp wis tsIst:
lSgoHbs isss Coup .ilex -
sS Bonpssleis. ..1olH 100
" Bombs. lsso........ SsZ
W ysHsHs .......... W
~ DansNs ..........lel lvS
dissrtns nssss.usfass.
Die llmfdse i'm bielistn Clearinghouse
bslisisn ii4 bsxte suf tt,l0s,b60.
ssisi essusisaiu.
0tip Cities Gas rnSqinc. Gas & gleetrie
Ge. aiiisn spaun bsn,e bic tiniissn gapi,rt
utlfe stbanoat murbsn, FONT nar Der
Marft i.tr fIau. lie grsife fur bic Cbio
Cities hiiisH wartn sisas i.fsr. gsriauit
pHrben:
IN su csns.
Frst Cali.
10 Cine. Gas & glte. ...... OF
u Chic Cities Bas ............. 98
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08

Sm Bureau zines gerliner Shrifts
itelsrpereius. Der bic 9riegsfiiriorse
fir uotbleioenbe StdnoesssnoFeu Or
saniiirt bat. gliat fir bic SariftitsIs
Ter i'm TeIbs. Die babsn es 70 libel
nidt. Beroen b66itsns tootgeI1OEsn.
Die anoeren absr. bic 5reisu, 0ogsls
freien!
Stren fertia III bic gDelt mt oem
8ort Dom .aeiitteen qroletariat".
Inter beneu, bic iidl beute Speifemars
fen fir cine Sriagsboltstiihe I6enten
laiien miiFen. iiub MGnuer, bic in Der
9eiiterrepubIii 2lnIeben unb Wiirbe
hdben. gli6t qeraoe bic mDoiIben
2isbIinae bes QubIitums; bic beIibsn
Shl6ffer am Rbein uno in Der Wartl
Oo6 Disllsiht befere.
Srttt elm alter Serr; ins 3tmmer.
Wean bittet ihu, ben lleberrod ab5ules
gen. Den bat er 3ugetnopft bts gum
6alie. Gr autportst ribt. Sisbt uns
blob or. LANCE i4psissns, Der Bid
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-08
Dbsp.

@srlauft purbsH 496 g6ls. 9iitif.
Isrs sSiniffso 8opSs auf Der Bats BON
S1.39 Der gallone.
grpeeries.
q mn.-II -..kia H1..sI.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
TIE TYPHOON" SHOWS
 AT THE ROYAL TONIGHT

When the "Typhoon" first made its appearance in New York City the the atre-goers of that stage center won der as the crowds gathered at the box office and paid big admissions Fin ally the play went on tour and the en- tire country rang with praises of the most unique drama of modern Jap anese life ever presentedt
 The Typhoon' has been reproduced in motion pictures by the Paramount features The Typhoon' should not lose any of its worth by perturbation. In fact the situation should be en. larged and, undoubtedly, are from ev- cry standpoint
 This feature plays al the Royal to- night and tomorrow night and those who admire the Well-written drama, yell acted, should moi miss the opopr- tunity of witnessing it
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
SECOND TRY OF
 HOLT FOR DEATH
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One) who accompanied the detectives to search the bungalow said the marked buildings were the New York Library. the Capitol Building at Albany aud at Harrisburg
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
ANOTHER AOE FABLE
 AT LOWELL TONIGHT

A stellar program is offered at the Lowell tonight A real compleMty of the best in motion pictures, 1t might be called. Starting with the third cpl sode of the Black Box, which is carry ing it's audience from week to week in actual suspense. to the last feature a fable, by George Ade the program cannot be eclipsed
 George Ade's fables always attract their crowds The one tonight is call ed "The fable of the Busy Man and the Idle Woman" For mirth pro. voking screams, for nerve tonics re- commentators can hardly be spared these fables.
 With these there is also offered a Biograph drama When Hearts are Young" and a Vitagraph wonder pie ture entitled "The Test of Sincerity. ."
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
DIsMIssEs DAMAGE SUIT.

FORT SMITH, July 6-The suit for one million and a quarter damages by the Bache-Denman Coal Company against two hundred officers and mem bers of the United Mine Workers of America was dismissed by the United States District Court for lack of jur- isdiction. The suit is the outgrowth of rioting last year in the Prairie Greek mining district when several of the company's plants were destroy ed and brought under the sherman act Alleged union men are respon- sible for he damage The court held the operation of the coal mines is not of an interstate character
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
ROMAN OFFICIAL TELLS
 OF TEUTON ESPIONAGE
Declares That Network of Ger man Spies Covered the Entire European Continent.

ROME, July6-A leading police po- lice official who, since the beginning of the war, has been much engaged in expressing espionage, has made the following statement:
 "All nations at war with Germany have had to realize that their coun- tries are covered with a network of spies. who for years have been living among them in all sorts of innocent disguises, taking systematic and scien- tihc notes on an sorts of subjects that could by any possibility be of use or interest to the German general staff i'm case the two armies should be in con- tiict No country has been SO open to such attentions as Italy which for so many generations has been overrun by travellers of every description and nationality The lower classes have a rooted conviction that all travellers are odd not to say mad, and do odd things, and therefore it causes no sur prise when tourists spend days in sketching landscapes and architecture which, to the native, are doubtfuly beautiful and entirely uninteresting, but which may have their strategical value or may serve to indicate the cA- act location of a bridge or other build ing to which an airship desires to de- vote its particular attention.
 Even since the war broke out tray elers of German or Austrian nationali- ty have been caught photoeraphine railway lines and Qualifications and one was shot at Augusta sicily by the sentinel the other night as he was en- gagged in laying dynamite cartridges under an important bridge
 Another more msidious form of iu- jury is the mysterious starting all oy- CT the kingdom of depressing and dis couraeing reports regarding the war and its prospects and the dissemina- ton of war news always more or less unlavorable to italy, Women who have relations at the front are told that the government is hiding their losses from them, that the number of men killed from their particular dis
 rict is enormous. The other day at the Central Station in Rome an indi- yidual of this description got into conversation with knot of travellers waiting for their train and began lay ing down the law Co them vith a great air of authority.
 Yes yes,' he averred T know what ] am talking about and l can tell you that things are not going as well up there as they would have us believe have seen with my own eyes the despatch of the General Stan describing the taking Of Gradis- ca.
 An the better said one Of the by- islanders, that 1t has been taken.
 An yes. my friend said the un- known, but do you know that in order to take it they lost between five and six thousand men?'
 Really, said a humble railwayman standing by in his cap and blouse, did you really see the telegram
 Certainly retorted the stranger, and who are you to doubt my word !?
 T am a railway servant but l am also a corporal major of the army in active service and l declare-you under arrest
 The man in the blouse then called two carbineers on duty in the station and consigned the purveyor of bad news to their tender care.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
NI-. and Nrs. Euun leaving church
 after ceremony.

In th= inasonc- of hundrels of guests from all, over the country
 Miss Marie -cuise Waraaakar
 daughter of Eoiman WGnamakar of Philadelphia aad granddaughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Wanamake-, was married a few days ago to Gueuee Mum of Washington Handsome gifts of great variety and value were received by the brida. r.ir The bride and bridegroom w-e -rticulac- ly piaa ad ui.l ta1 eft from Preai- dent Wilson, gold and la1thy-. pin.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
sENsRAuGH TALks

DALLAS, July 6.-Dr O. F. Sens bugh latherinlaw of Frank Holt, ex- pressed sorrow over his suicide He will not inform his daughter until morning
 Sensbaugh said the physician told him it would be unsafe to tell Mrs. Holt of the suicide until tomorrow. 'I told her the theory that Holt was Muenter who disappeared after the mysterious death of his wife and daughter She was prostrated tonight as a result l had to tell her all" Sensbaugh does not believe Holt and Muenter were the same
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
ONE HUNDRED MILE
 TRIP UNDER WATER

A trip of one hundred miles under the sea is what the Williamson Sub marine Pictures constitute in brief. The wonders of Jules Venes tales are brought to the vision They are reincarnated on the motion picture screen These pictures will be shown at the Orpheum this evening.
 The submarine pictures were taken in the Bahamas The beautiful sea gardens, vergin, underwater forests every kind of fish life, the diving resi- dents of the Bahamas and at last an actual photograph of an actual hghi between a man and a shark These are some of the thrilling situations in the submarine pictures.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
GAL COX IS HELD
 WITHOUT BAIL
(Contlnued from Page D

Continued from Page D court this morning. A special venire of five was ordered, returnable forth with. Another special venire of eight cen will be returnable tomorrow morn ing.
 QUICK TRIAL
 The court set a record today in the trial of Juan Mendez, who was charg- ed with burglarizing the change room of the Commonwealth mine at Pearce. The jury was empanelled, sworn, tes- timony taken, submitted and Mendez found guilty and sentenced to from one to five years in the state peniten, tiary in two hours
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
MEXICO CITY IS
 YET IN HANDS ZAPATA
Continued From Page OneJ

Continued From Page One) and taken to Monterey. Nuevo Lare- do Carranza authorities admit the loss of six hundred dead and probably twice that number are wounded They claim to have inflicted more serious losses on the Villa forces The Car ranza retreat was for strategic req sons, it is claimed It is estimated that two thousand of Villas and eight thousand of Carranza's men were en- gagged
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-07
QUICK TRIAL
INFORMAL NOTE
 RECEIVED AT CAPITAL
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Continued From Page One) not prepared to yield othe insist ence of the United States on her rights under international law but is disposed to ask a compromise and con sessions involving the surrender of important neutral rights The situa- tion is not regarded by many persons as hopeless because 1t is believed in informed quarters that the mere fact of submitting the tentative draft Of the German reply must be construed a smeaning that Germany might make further changes in her position, should the United States be found to be in- alterable
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-02-25
thursday February Is. ls,s
Resting Tn. sten...

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feeding him through a tuhs En-. b
down his throat and csa
through his stomach is ons
medical treatment The tubs a =
removed after each meal, but !. :. 10
In place for days. and even :, ~
cases for a few weeks, a. 4 @
long before the patient become. -
toned to II and feels no great ~
fort from its presence. The mai, 20
pose OF tube feeding IL to ston !, wv J.
gesttve operations In the stom.cs :.
20 give an opportunity for the hs.s 80
Of sores. such as ulcers, but = Ia
been used for other stomach aflm...s
also. Tubes are designed thu, ~
be swallowed easily, and thew h...
little golden bucket at the Dover 80
1t has been found possible N NV n.y.
cases to get the bucket to pa, -
pletely through the stomach n =.
course OF night. Food must he -
fully prepared for patients unds,.s
ing this treatment because the stess
ach II not allowed to do II, na,, ],
digestion. Warmed and strained NM
eggs and sugar of milk, poured ~,
the tnbe in small quantities eyery -,
hours during the day give sufbc,1,
nutriment to the patient : Saturd.,
Evening Post
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-02-25
eelsium,s NatlonaI Anthem.

The national anthem of Belgium. q.
BrAbanconne." is set to tighter mur,.
than the dignified British and Runh,
compositions. Its author and CONNIE.
were both Belgians. and the song ~,
written to meet the public need AZ Il.
time Of a great crisis in the countrys
history. the revolution OF 1880, WIN
Belgium repudiated Its so called samaJ.
gamatioh" with Holland
The music was the work OF reps-
table musician Of the time, Francoh
Won Campcnhaut, a violinist. nne
tenor singer and composer. ia Hn.
banconne" constitutes Campenhsufa
principal claims upon posteriy. Can
penhaut concentrated his efforts upop
giving the soldiers Of the revolution 4
good marching tune, one which would
carry along the burning enthusiasm 4
Jennevars words without emphasis
any OF their deeper qualities b
caught something Of the impuise 4
ROuget de I.isle In the cofnp0sitim 4
sLa Marseillaise." and even Reproduced
hint Of the rhythm Of the sreal
|. French song.