davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09
ALLIES LAND 4
 LARGE FORCE Will Check AustrO-German
 Forces on Serbian Soil LANDING BRITISH RE-ENFoRCEMENTs ARE ALSO ARRIVING AT THE FRONT
LANDING AT SALONICA
(By Wirelessl ]

LONDON, Oct. 9--The first contin- gent of French troops landed at Sal onika a day or two ago, are reported to have reached Serbian soil. Several other fresh regiments are constantly arrivs.g.
 The war office today stated that British re-enforcements would soon reach the French on the Serbian iron tiers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09
46 SISTERS OF MERCY KILLED
 SAYS RUSSIANS

LONDON, Oct. S-A Petrograd dis patch says the Russian Red Cross society has published list of 40 Sisters of Mercy, who perished in the bombardment of a hospital by the Austrians and Germans.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09
LAND WHICH DRAINS IN
 OPPOSITE DIRECTIONS

The divide between the Hudson Bay and Mississippi River drainage basins shows the poor drainage of the glac- lated prairies and the delicate bal ance between drainage systems. Though Sheyenne and James rivers, the two principal streams of this re- zion, flow in nearly parallel sources for 1SO miles, and the relief of the land between them is generally not more than 20 feet, yet the Sheyenne ultimately discharges into Hudson Bay and the James into the Gulf of Mex ico. -(Northern Pacific Guidebook, Bulletin 661 U. s. Geological Survey)
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09
BRITISH OFFICERS AND MEN LOST DURING THE LAST
 TWO WEEKS

LONDON, Oct. s-A bulletin issued by the war office says that in the last two weeks, the British loss in men, including officers, is estimated at seventeen thousand and seventy five.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
NoRTHBoUND

NoRTHBoUND Despatch, Saturday afternoon. Princess Alice, Monday, Oct. 1th.
 SOUTHBOUND Dolphin Saturday evening. Princess Sophia, Saturday morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09

Some men are so constructed that they simply have to swindle some body, an drather than be idle, they will bunco their friends.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09

One kind of pessimist is man who wonders whether another man g wife knows her husband as well as he does.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09

THE A. BIS. ANNOUNCE A DANCE AT THEIR HALL THIS EVENING. DANCING WILL START AT 9:30. MUSIC BY CLIFF RAY MOND. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09
TO DANCE AT THE RINK
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th.

The management of the Rink will give one of their popular dances on Saturday night. The Philippine stringed orchestra of five pieces, 1st, End, and 3rd, mandolin, guitar and eucolalie will furnish the music Gentlemen $100 or dances for .25. Ladies free. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09
At The DREAM TONIGHT
GERTRUDE ROBINSON
 LEADS IN JITNEY RACE

The Progressive-Mine!. 75c. per me
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09

Job printing neatly and quickly done at the ProgressiveMiner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-10-09

Marriage is the process by which a woman tries to get a job as boss
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12

Claim, James A. Young filed
for $40 was allowed for $40.
The appointment, of Fred Lyme h
as Court Baliff, was approved.
The appointment of Fred Lynch
as court reporter was approved.
The report of the sheriff showing
the collection of S75.4o, civil fees
for Sept. 1914, Oct. 1914 and for
Jan. 1915 was checked and ap-
proved.
The report of the sheriff for the
month of Jan. 1915 showing the
collection of 500 on account of
show and billiard licenses issued
and treasurer's receipt for the
same was checked and approved.
The report OF the sheriff for the
month of Jan. 1915, showing the
expenditure of $3o4.Io and refund
treasurer's receipt for $1o5. 90,
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12
Notice for Publication
OF 5III- -O2 S3SS


Department of the Interior U. S.
Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona,
February 6, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Ed
Poston, of Flagstaff, Arizona,
who on August 10, 1911, made
Homestead Entry No. o15I11 for
SET SWt, Sec. %; NE4 NW4,.
Sec. 26, and additional H. E. No.
o753S8, July 3, 1914, for NEf
SWi SW4, NW4 SWt SW4 SWf
Sec. %; SET SW4 SWt, Sa SWt
SWt SW4, NE4 SW4 SE1 SW4,
Sec. %, Township ~ NJ, Range
8 E., G. & S. R. B. & Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to
make three year proof to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Chas. II. Adams, Clerk of
Superior Court, at Flagstaff, Ari-
zona, on the 10th day of March.
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas J.Davis, Chas. H. Corey,
Henry Taylor, Lincoln A. Will
liam, all of Flagstaff, Arizona.
THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
Register.
Feb. 12-March II.
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12
Colds are Often Most Serious Stop
Possible Complications

The disregard of cold has often
brought many regret. The fact of
Sneezing, Coughing, or Fever should
be warning enough that your system
needs immediate attention. Certainly
Loss Of Sleep is most serious. 1t is
warning given by Nature. 1t is mans
duty to himself to assist by doing his
part. DR.. Kings New Discovery is
based on scientific analysis of Colds.
SOC. at your Druggist. Buy bottle
to-day Advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12

same was checked with the fee
and blotter books and approved.
The report of the custodian of
Bright Angel Trail from Jan. 10Th
to Jan. 3Ist inclusive, showing
the collection of tolls to the
amount of $I73 and treasurer's
receipt for the same was approved.
The report of the custodian of
Bright Angel Trail, showing the
number of men employed and
time from Jan. 10th to Jan. 3Ist
inclusive, was approved.
Upon affidavit duly acknowled-
ged, the board authorized the
treasurer to cancel the taxes
assessed against Mrs. r. A.
Church and Mrs Ophelia L.Byars,
account of being widows.
The bond of the Williams News
having been filed, was duly ap-
proved.
Upon motion made and carried,
the board adjourned until a. m.
Feb 3rd, 1915.
Office Board Of Supervisors, Feb.
3rd, 1915.
The board met pursuant to ad-
journment: Present Chairman
Hart, Member Voolfolk, County
Attorney Wilson and Clerk Rees.
There being no business to
come before the board, adjourn
ment was made until the first
Monday in March.
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12
Directions Say, Take 1t

The woman who draws her rig
ging good and taut until she looks
like a perambulating hour glass,
will come nearer to being in style
this spring than she has for many
seasons" declares the weekly bull
letin of the Fashion Art League of
America, issued Monday.
Garry it out. They hobble their
feet, then their waists: next it
will be their necks, and they will
die of strangulation; then stag
nation.
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12

Hundreds of health articles appear
in newspapers and magazines, and in
practically every one of them the inn
portance of keeping the bowels regular
is emphasized. A constipated condi-
tion invites disease. A dependable
physlc that acts without
or gripping is found in Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets. Will Marlar Pharmacy
Advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12
was checked and approved.

The report OF L. E. Johnson,
Supt. Co. Hospital, showing the
collection of $12.I5 refund ex-
pense, on account of labor per-
formed by Ed F. RAYMOND, and
treasurer's receipt for the same
was approved.
The report of w. H. Power,
Co. Engineer for the month of
Jan. 1918, showing thd expendi-
ture of SI376.65 on roads Olabor
and materially was checked and
approved.
The depository bond of the
Arizona Central Bank in the sum
of SI2o, 900 was approved.
The depository bond of the
Citizens Bank in the sum of $780,
900 was approved.
The report of the custodian of
Bright Angel Trail for the first
four days of Jan. 1915, showing
the collection of tolls to the amount
of S2I and treasurer's receipt for
same was approved.
The report OF the custodian of
Bright Angel Trail from Jan. 5th
to the 18th inclusive, showing the
collection of tolls to the amount
of $I32 and treasurer's receipt for
same was approved.
The report of the custodian of
Bright Angel Trail showing the
number of men employed and
time from Jan. 10th to Jan. I5th
1915 inclusive, was approved.
The report of the justice of the
peace at Fredonia, for the month
of Dec. 1911, showing the collec-
ton of civil fees to the amount of
So and treasurer's receipt for the
same was approved.
The report of the clerk of the
board of supervisors showing the
collection of $IIo on account OF
the sale OF hides and treasurer's
receipt for the same was approved.
The report of the clerk of the
board OF supervisors, showing the
collection OF SIS on account of the
sale OF hides and treasurer's re-
ceipt for the same was approved.
The bond of DR.. c. d. Jefries
county physician, for the Williams
district, was approved.
The report of the treasurer for
the month of January, 1915, show
ing receipt of SI2, ,3S7.2o: Dis
bursement Of 500, 387.e6. Bal
ance on hand Jan. goth, 1915
$I4o,432.oo distributed to the
various county funds, was checked
with the treasurer's receipt stubs,
cancelled warrants and books and
approved.
The treasurer was directed to
make the following changes in the
matter of poll taxes for the year
of 1914.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
Sanford Rowe, account over age.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
John Marshall, account fireman.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
Nick Kunzleman, account paid
assessor.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
Jose l.. Nieto, account paid as
SCISSOR.
Cancel school and road tax poll.
Henry Heller, account paid in
California.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
Jose Caro-, account cripple.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
Martin Macias, account paid as
SCISSOR.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
I. I. Allen, account paid assessor.
Cancel school and road tax poll,
Chas. c. Moers, account over age.
Cancel penalties on assessment
No. Io4o, year 1914.
Cancel bal. due on assessment
Jose l.. Nieto, account double
assessment.
Cancel assessment Smith Beck,
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF BOARD
Of SUPERVISORS FEBRUARY |

board supervisors regular Tuesday Feb
PesenChairman Hart and
and Voolfolk County Attorney Wilson and Clerk
Rees The meetings OF January s. and read
approved and following claims against the aud
tied the funds
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12

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The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12

Claim, F. O. Twitty filed for $50
was allowed for $685.. .35.
Claim, Geo. McDougall filed for
$50 was allowed far $3S.35.
Claim, VIM. II. Lockridge filed
$50 was allowed for S75.
Claim, Babbitt Bros. filed for
$23o.72 was allowed for $224.47.
Claim, Frank Fairchild filed for
$2o.45 was allowed for $26.45.
Claim, Duffy Bros. filed for
$3S.25 was allowed for $22.85.
Claim, Williams News filed for
$22o.55 was allowed for S211.3o.
Claim, The Mcneil Co. filed
tor $24o.7S was allowed for SIo1.16.
Claim, Babbitt- Poison Co. filed
for $45 was allowed for SAG.
Claim, S. S. Cutler & Co. filed
for SIS was allowed for $I7.
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-12

treasurer CLERK, last Jan 5000
Sheriff an deps, last Jan 3I2 so
County Ranger, last ! Jan 62. so
J. p, last half Jan $500
J. P, month of Jan 5000
J. p, last half ian 5000
J. p, month of Ian 5000
Constable, last half Jan 5000
Constable, last half Jan 5000
Constable, month Of Jan 5000
Constable, month Of Jan 5000
Assigned claim T. P. Man
ming, Supt. PHI .& RVS.
last half Jan $500
County Engineer, last Jan 100. 10
Gust. B.A. Trail, last IAN $500
Expse r r. fare, meals, etc 24.65
Timbersfurnishedforbridge 68.27
Lumber for snow pillow 1905
Driving auto and exp. act 900
r. r. fare (road work. $50
Road orders paid 71o.25
Fuel, supplies and storage
on car a24.47
Burial of indigents $500
Supplies and labor $3.50
Transporting patients to
and from Co. hospital
andExm. Phys sanitycase HOO
Exm. Phys. sanity case 500
Cleaning and rental ]. P.
office and expense at
tending criminal case $3.50
Constable, auto hire, meals
and r. r. fare a6.45
Hospital and meals for Jail
prisoners 8o4. 20
Service 1903
Supplies (out door relief o4.oo
Acct taxes Hagerman heirs
20. d. r. 1875
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
JOHN MORGAN. JR.. Sos

at $1,000 TO insure q living colt John
Morgan. Jr.. wa, sired by John Morgan
he by Mnrmsdlkc and out ofan Import
ed Jennet. He has proven 10 be a
great mule Jack. is l5i hanis high,
good bone and a anc ind.vdu This
Jack was bred and raised by Thos. Hin
Of Buckeye
haze big type POLAND CHINA
BOAR that will stand FOR $l09 cash
or Sl.5O when booked
Lien retained on al, colts for service
fee. Care taken to prevent accidents
but not responsible should amy occur.
Money due wheu colt is foaied or mare
parted with or brsd 10 other stock
without permission,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13

Silent Brook 1900 2lGl. Billy Burh 2ta 2o
Shawba 2O7i Zarrine 2O Betty Brook 2agg 20a7
Bbroo6 Brigade 2:O Margaret ahgate
tD gala Sired dam Of Chay Direct ca 2O7 DAM
Clay, also produced Ree Clay 2.jl and 81
Moko 2ii57 Fereno Kentucky Futurity Brenda
Yo CD 2Osl FuturiN 90 2O Native Belle 2O74 utuuty
CD tchsmpon 3arh dy Manrco 207i tFuuty win.
Silver Silk ca Susie ~ 0 Futlry lo
Mobe 2li Mese 2l0 Momaster 2 Sko 30 2f
champion trotuug staon Vito C
2a9 oNe 2l3 Bumps 2sl
Baron /. 2l0,
Bleueher i6l5S record 229 trial mile 2lg, O quarter
his of the
Fuuity sire Moko.
Foreign demand exhausted md may
m
% to
Beucher the
will the demand His colts have
and plenty o bone and conformation
This trottng Stallion will make
Kentucky,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-05-13
$4,000 TO INSURE A LIVING COLT.
BarlOWe

will also stand this beautiful Shet-
land Stallion for the season Of .l9l5 at
my. stable in Lancaster. Ky., at
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
Semider 1ilitdr iIut..gereiu.

Ter Tcutits @hIitGr llnteritiie.
uhgs.@ .@ereiH beihIob in ieiner geitern
abeno in Der Glnbeibertp $aae. I'm.
Ter bem gorIib bes Prniioeuten
Senrr Saeiner mb Der Brototoa.
ii:brung bes Gefretirs s.. .. Slieb.
bert itnttecbabten @erianunIimg lid;
IN gorpore an benz 40. Stiftiingsieit
oes 1eiitihen Sanopebrpereins 81
betbeiiigen, bas am Sonntag, benz
Is. au,rit, IN Made's (Srcbe III
gonS Sia seieiert perSen uirh. @oa.
5d5Iia pirS ii6 ielbitpcritdublib Der
gerein aud, an Der 6iesiabrigen Seier
ees Geutid,en cages am SanIitag,
BEN 2s. slugiiit. i'm gbciter parf Ge'
ibeiIieen nno bort elm Sallptqiiartier
beiegen.
@clesentIih Der biesjabrisen aon.
uention 6es decentralization
Sriearrbinses in ct. Anlil mirb Der
Geiltidc @lilitdr llnieritiisungSoer.
Gin oirrf) Serrn Soiepb Ren3 pcrtre.
terl fein.
slE bier fraitfe Wliiglie6er ipsiroe
Dos iiblihe aranfeHgeIo TIM Ge.
icmmtbetrage bon S27 aneepieisl.
Cont 9eIangten nur Aoitinegeibnitc
3ilr erIeoigung.
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So ans ibrcin auf Sem lid Iieoen4
ben gortenonnaie unb ergriff bic
sgIudt.
Iem bon Or. gfobert ~.
Sterart betpobnten !Sdiiie Ro. 243l
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Had;t pom Solntag 3iim Wontag
einbreder einen geiub ab iulb ourf,.
itoberten ale SduibIaoen. Elds bic
Burden erbeiiteten, IaBt iid pcrIdn.
iig nod nid)t ermiiteIn, bn Or.
Ste,port imo ieine SauliIie IN Der
Scmmeririide peilen.
- Sobn glart bon SO. PIT Hroabt
pap meIbste geiierH abenb ber polts
Sei boB ibm in Tsinem Gei6dftsloial
aug ieinsr Wsfe, bic Ct aufgtbdnst
bate, cine eolosne 9aidenubr i'm
Dertbe Don bunbert Dollars ssfamps
tirt 7porben mar. CT bat ben Beb5rs
ben aud ben 9amen einss Wdnnes
ben sr I'm @erbdHt bat, ben
DitbiiabI psriibt AZ baben.
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febIt gu babsn. Brab fpurbe obns
3ulaiTuns bon 9iirsi6aft, Der Sail
iiberipieIen.
= Die Sruitees bon Sort Sbomas
pailirten in ibrer geitern 9fbenp absss
baltenen Sibung bic Srbinans, ipels
DIE bic Gntsessnndbme fir Qusebote
fur cine sebnjdbrige @erebtiame fir
elsttriite 9eleu6tune, fir bic WaHers
leitung uno fir bic @asbeleu9tuns
poriiebt in lebter 2eIung unb bic 9lns
gebOte fir oie @erehtiame fperoen am
10. 9luguit ge0ffnet iperben. 2lubers
oem beihGftigten Ii6 bic Sruiiess nit
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f6al 2ouis @opf unb ieinem Nfiiitsns
ten so. 5boenp. Der 2sbtsre bate be-
tanntli6 na9 sinem Strett nit ieinsm
9Oraeiebten ertldrt. bab sr porIdufig
teinen DieTit tbun. Ionoern bic Sate
ben Sruitees unterbreiten piirbe. Ha6
einaebenber unterill6uns beidloNsn
bic 5ruitses Dem Silfsmari9aa sinen
Sabel gu ertbeiler, i'm iebo6 i'm
Oienit 81 belaiien.
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4astsn nab SeueSne.

- Der 5eusr Warben NagsI in
geQeoue bat ieinen SommerurIaub,
!pelcher 5ebn Gage pdbrt, ansstreten.
WGbrenb ieinsr Qbtpeisnbsit pirp See
grintmann ben Geueripebroisnit Oer'
ieben.
= Belmont ROB, Elm betdnntsr
grieftraoer. unb Charles 2dnsIep.
limb bon GaIifornien, no lie bic ganos
rla=Iusitslluna beiudt battsn. nab
Sapton auriitaetsbrt.
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Bern qbenue in 0uptOn. erIitt &c.
tern ourh bic GrpIoiipn zines Gas
pFens fbmsrsbofte gpanbtpunbeu an
@eiiat unb Irmsn.
- I'm Sapton ppIissia,ritt bate
oeiteru Irancis 3niabt. bon go. 1903
@lenpab qpsnue. price 6iu. ii6 uns
Ter Der 4ntIaoe bes S6nsaiabrens su
nerantporten. Sniabt ertIarte, a!s
goIibote duf Ieinem Wlotorrab mad
Dapton o"'"hrsn su ietn. Inn cine Bot
itaft ubauIisfern. Rihter Sc Rcp bot
ii6 bic (futiaeibuna porbebaItsu.
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aib,ral sau. lluteritapuussursia

sSn Der geitern slbeno IN Gods
S5aiIe inter ben gorfit 6as l|raii.
senten sSatob Slid uno Der proto.
foliiibrling bes Sefrctars Geo. i.
3iti iinitacbnbten 9eriannnIung Ses
yi6ernI gaperiiden llnterihisimgs.
gereins, ipurSc Der 0srein pom
Er1iioenien Slid oiii3iea baron IN
selrnthib aeieet, onb benz bepdbrtcn
plitgiieb Sern SoreiB WebririR bic
ireuc 2ebensgef1brtiu oiir1 ben III.
er5iiilifen Zoo eitriiien poroen iii.
9In 5:uei tranfc giitgIieoer tpiiroe oas
iIblite aranfengeIo inr gefrage Don
$l2 auJepieien. Cine Ginla6iing
gum 40. Stiiilmgsfeit bes Deirf&en
9an6pctrpereius, oos am To- AugiIit
in W,ade's @rcpe in Rono Sill iiait.
Iuioet. pitr6e ansenoniner iino Der
8ercir 'pirO iit nab beiien arGiteH
an Der @eraniiaItltne betbeiIigen.
Ssm iiebrigcn aclausten nur Roirtine.
geidaitc Spr Grlsoigilug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

slben6 Die WseIbuns BON ssDbn VI.
Bud aus. Waoion, o.. bab elm Inbe.
FAINTER Dieb nit feinein sfutontobil
pcrbuftete.
0rci ~ Sabre oltc stnabeit, Self
SaiptinS, Sifton iurb 9uep Stico.
u0n iuurben pprgeitern slbcno bon
Dem HoIi5iiten Sarrin IN @eipasr.
lam aenommeit, neil lie aus Der SO.
ientaihe cines @riefeit, ,peIfer in
Der Ndbe Der giienbabnbriide i'm
Dfiami isliiiie babete INC feline Mei.
Der am llfcr Iiegen batte, $3.50 itab-
len. Gle hoffnunespoaen SiingIinge
purSen Dem Sugcnbseridt aisselic.
fert.
- Ilbin g. @ear, 3S, itarb Dor.
scitert gbenb in Der @otnuno iei.
iier GlterL 5i3 Siib 2. Strabe, on
Der Iua3ebrlnig.
- George SratbtpobI, bon 427
9.rrb Z. StraBe, iprang an Sonntag
9tad;nittas III baS fIeine 9teierpuir
nabe Der @obnllng Der iSamilie, nm
ieineu Sobn Dor oem Grtrinfen ,u
heiuabren imo lplrrbe nit ieinern
Sobne bon Rabbarn, ,uelhe ou 0ilie
eiIien, gerettet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03
GrlHriion mad, anDinnapulis.

csn aneianapclis nirb am Gonn'
tag. 8. auauit. proteiiantifts ypdis
ienfsit b.aanasn unb bdsfeIbs bistst
@eIea,nb,it Der Saupiitsbt S.s 3or'
iisritoatts in ansenebmsr Rsiiesdel'
Iaoft sinsn 9sfuh ab5uitl.isn Der
bisiiss DeutT9e ellsemsin ptoteitan.
tifhs Waii,nDertin bat cine GylurfoH
orronairt unb sipar iitsr bic q. o. &
D. Yabn, BON bsiisH Bcbnhof Der
Spssialsuo um T.20 Woraens dbfdbri.
Wer bic gslsasnbsii iu elmer ongsnets
men nnb biIliasn fdbrt benubsn ipil,
fam bas sidet BET ben RcnberruHs
ten I1fen: q. 6. aoehni. 1133 Dine
GtraBe: Gjuftap 6ilpebdus. 1414 8ine
Gtrahe: Wanner Bros. 1918 Dine
gtrabs; G6as. aspsL 1225 Wlein
Sirake.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-03

Ijet. Die Gad,en warben in ben Nui.
nen bss Sauiss seflinben. In fpelfeHl
ltie betben trfttlasen ipurben. Rihtsr
2uebers BAT gsnnenbaum auf tsiits
Dor iid btIditben, bamit er ibm bic
Sahe srildre.
@treit um ben Ra9lab.
anbretp 8. sbeObaIb, Gmma g.
auder, Charles 8. Sulau unb gefiie
W. Sulau, Stiefiobn refp. ainber
bes @eorse Sulau. itrengtsn ssIiern
aeaen bsnieI6en i'm Superiorseriht
alase an, nm ibn on Der gerfiisuns
iiber ge.piiies eisentbum an Der
Chambers Strabe gu berbinbern, fir
lpeldes sr nur 5rsubdneer fir bic
aldssr isi. asbtere inb bic ainosr
Der am 10. Wai 1910 Deritorbsnsn
Gliiabetb SuIau unb 5par III 9beos
balb ibr Sobn aus sriter Gbs unb bic
enberen iinb bic Ginbtr aus ibrer
5ipeiisn G6s nit Sulau. Die Weutter
babe ibrsm @ditsn uur ben Iebenss
IdngIiten Risbbraud bss Gisen'
tbums osrrnadt, bag ipGter an Die
ainber fallen iollie. ginsn Wlonat
mad benz 9tbleb.n Der Wutt.r bate
Der Batter bic Rinber p.ranlnbt, ibm
bds gisentbum su iiberibreibsn. ipele
Dies sr fir fis peripalteu unb IN Stano
balten ipiirbe. 1910 unb 1911 iou sr
jtbo6 berfdi.benss gis.ntbum an
emma Sda.ib.r pertdufi unb bns
0sIb fir ii6 bebaiien bdben. Gr babe
INNER nod ben gsfbtit.l auf se,piiies
eiesntbum on Der Chambers Strabe.
ipsl6ss bic aiassr fiir iia rsttsn mol
len.
foil etngt.ras a.
gen ben.
Rif,arb Winbeoien, Der 1872 eins
aetuauosrt mar uub am /. Dttober
1877 f.in .riiss papitr srlanste, ers
bisIt am 8. Oiiobsr 1879 iein.n giirs
ssrbrief. beTen Original iebo6 BEL
bem granb bes geridtssebduOes 1884
serit6rt ipurbt. DinboaHsn bate jes
eot bic abidrift i'm gefib. Gieis BAT
ssItern isin Sobn Sttp, um feline eigs'
n. ameriianii6e 9iirgeridait feftsus
iieu.n. oufs Gsridt sebrddt. Or
ipiini6t bic Notwithstanding Sss Sris
einaIs.
SduIbtsbefu ben.
Msad grotpn, Der bem 6. 8. Giarr
ron Rorpoob on Der Se6iten unb
WaInut Strabs Elm porismonudis
itibibi baben ioa. ipurbt seitsrn in Der
ariminalabtbeilung bes Ritiers
ihuIbis befunben.
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9as Sci. i'm SOOlOsiideu 1arteu.

Der @oriiber Der 9suti6 DETER
reidii6 llnsarii6en oilfssdeIifaft
bait .s fir isine pfIidt, ben bersliden
Dant i'm Ramtn Der Silfseei,lfhaft
allen oenen aussuiprs9en. bic bur6
ibrs ibdttrdfiise 5ilfe gum UeIinssn
oes fJsftss ioDiel beisetragen baben,
nomenilib ben folgerben Damen unb
S.rr.n BON qIusfdub: Grau o.
Sdisle, Grau 8. Sdfpisr, Grou 6.
Stipier, Jrau Q. go6e unb 1o4ter,
Srl. 8. S9rober, Grl. g. Sdpass
meper. Jrau Stemmler uub 1odter.
ffrau sismsr, Srl. g|faffiHser. 5rI.
DrabHsr, drI. engeIis, Jrau araus
unb So6tsr, Otto Q. SdmiS
uub 5rau. GrauItin Sombers. Jrau
1ar,brsi.. geairit. Gantie. Granees
Weil. 6a5sl Wsil, Tiaris 5iiliemaun.
emma SenisI, Regina 9fbsl. Stlsn
4blsr, Grau 5p. Gabn. Grau Grace
praser, qnHa grab, Grdulsin
2tmanoa Blum. JrI. 5tIeHa gusrs,y.
ben Serrn Sobn Sdpdab. Gbas. q.
WsiI, Gbas. u. Renisr, Dr. ano6.
Colon Stoit, aug. SteiHbah. gbas.
q. S6mibi, e. 8. S6mibt. g. Weier.
8. 9sbmann. a. gsnti9, Z. Gbrifts
mann. 10. Sonnsnbers, Dr. Guiiao
Gditein, uuo .inisen anbereu. bereH
Ram.n mir nidt betunnt iiub - auF
Wi.berisbsn. msins Damen unb Ser.
ren Bel ndtfter g.Iesenbett.
Or. Q 9 DIN asmeptr
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sufammenbro6. ssromme lief na4
sinem Stuntlotal. um einen Gimer
nit WaiTer au bolen. 9luf benz Riits
,psae purbe er bon Der Soibe iibers
mannt unb itiirate au 9oben. Wauscoe
Semple lpeider in ieinem 4utp pors
beifuhr. bra6ts Nrpmms nab tem ct.
Gliidbstb S1oipital.
- Dos 9autpmmittee bes 9ootb
Memoridl 51pipitols belt aeitern sins
Sibuna ab. in tpelher Der @~'''" g.
Wiefsnal beauftraat ipurbe, plGns
unb Spesifitatiunsn fir bic neuen 9es
bdube dus5uarbeiten. Init ben @r6eiz
ten fpl ipfort beaonnen perben.