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Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
Water Supply Facts
Water Service Report for July 22, by |
 Special Phone to The Republican

Elevation water in reser-
 voir. at a. m. - 2lS.G9 Contents. acre feet feet ......1, ,262. 79S JOSS in 2i hours. acre feet. 2.192 Elevation one year ago .... 12O.03 Contents year ago. acre feet. 199.o27 Flow of Verde and Salt RiV
 CTS. at Granite Reef dam,
 M. .......... ........ 32.7iO Normal flow water. for lands
 up to year ........... 1888 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation. north side. NJ. 1. 52,372 Amount of water used for ir-
 -rigation. south side, NJ. L.. 25.615
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES

one day little Julian was given q 3ortion of tripe for lunch, prepared a ;cording to the Spanish method.
 Ugh he exclaimed, after tasting it, "ain't we got nothing to eat in the house but this old sour bath towel
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
SUMMERING
 ARIZONIANS

SUMMERING
 ARIZONIANS
 w. w. Dobson of Mesa, left a few days ago for Gouleau, Canada.
 Joe Spinas. of Florence, is located at Prescott for the summer.
 Ben Butler of North Third street left yesterday for Los Angeles.
 Q. M. Ross of East Buchanan street left yesterday evening for Santa Mo- nica, where he will spend the hot months.
 N r. olson of North Ninth avenue, is located at Prescott for the rest of the season.
 J. K Wheat of the Riverside Nurser- ics, left yesterday for Los Angeles
 Mrs. Vida Hansen is now located at Miami Arizona.
 J. F. IIesse. who has been on gov ernment survey at Hillside. Arizona, has returned to the city.
 MT and Mrs. r.. Hanson left last eve ming for Flagstaff where they will re- main till fall.
 w. A FarisN of North First avenue. is spending a few weeks in Los Ange- ios.
 Hattie Tallant leaves this morning for Clarkdalc, where she will remain till the first of the month.
 Mrs. Clara Ovcrton of Prescott is now located at San Diego. where she will spend the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Covcrdale of 61S North Sixth street left last evening for Pustin. California They will visit the eNpoeitions before returning home In September.
 Mrs. T.. w. Baum of North Seventh avenue is now registered at the Paloma apartments. Venice. California. where she will remain for the summer
 F. A. Woolsey of North Central ave nue. left recently for Wyoming. Ne Draska. where he will remain for q few weeks
 Mrs. George Sears of North Third street is registered at the Mum Hotel Los Angeles. where she will remain for a few weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. D. Crabb of Rural Route 3. left last evening for the coast They will visit the eNpositions before returning home in September. Miss isthel Dom Of Monte Vista road left last evening for Prescott where she will remain for the summer M. Stevens of Glendale. left rec ently for Turkey. Arizona where he win remain for the next few weeks. Robert F. Wright of Imperial. Cali fornia, is now located at Los Angeles. Mrs. SoI Eosenblad of North Second street. is spending the summer at Venice, California.
 Mrs r. J. Doyle of North 11th ave nue is registered at the Stowen Hotel Los Angeles. where she will remain for 9 few weeks later uoiDa. t, Ss.r Fra,
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
kunz Bros. 6 MeSsinger MACHINERY
 Cor. 2nd Ave. & Jackson
CASES coNTINuED-Tbe e

CASES CONTINUED-The cases against L. NJ. Byrd. L. M. Lingen- felter and Jack Gibson, charging them with selling cider with a large kick in il, were continued in the superior court yesterday morning.
 WILL STAY Deputy Sheriffs Ed Luke and George Braw- ner, accompanied Harvey Melosh Tom Gibbons and Harry Duty to the penitentiary at Florence. yesterday The three young men evidently en- joyed the trip in the county machine which carried them to the state boarding house, where they will make an indefinite stay. Melosh plead guilty to robbery. Gibbons was con- victed of receiving stolen goods from MeIosh and Duty was convicted of desertIng his wife and minor child rcn.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Deficiency in temperature ycster- day. : degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month, II degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tenn perature since January l, 216 degrees. Excess in rainfall yesterday. 20 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, 20 inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall! since January l. 1.1S inches.
 Data for Tucson Highest temperature yesterday 9o Rainfall yesterday .-...-...-.-..-- 0
 KENNETH MEAKER,
 Temporarily in Charge.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

-Sub-bids on eXcaVating. concrete work. brick work painting and carpenter work. Plans at 14S $. 3rd St. Phone SG32. dl
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

Made Kind" Phone 355s. Smith. 122 Y. l St.-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

ARMOUR HAMS. 19c. h.. Arizona Grocery Co. 229-331 East Washington St=Advertisement It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

ARMOUR HAMS, 19c. h., Arizona Grocery Co., 329-3S1 East Washington St-AdVertisement. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

DREYS MASON JARS l5c., soc, Soc. Arizona Grocery Co., 329-33l F.. Wash ington St.-AdN. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

HYDRO PURA, 25c package, 16c. Arizona Grocery Co. 329-331 East St.-Advertisement. It
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

Hire q little salesman at The Re publican office. A Want Ad will SC, more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

BEST GRAPE JUICE foe. at Ari- zona Grocery Go, 329-33I L. Washing lon St.-Adv. Ii
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
StocM

Amlaeamatcd. 724; Smelling. 7SH; santa Fe 1Ool4 St Paul 79; Ne" York Central SG; PennsyiVania io6z.: Reading 1467z; southern Pac- fife. Sf; Union Pacific, 12G15, Steel i2*L. BrefcrTcd ILL.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
WILLING TO AcCoMMoDATE

"Phat is all this war about amy howzr asked Pat. laying down his pick and wiping the sweat from his brow.
 Well, Pat said his Reverence. "you see the Germans want place in the sun
 "Rcgorry, ia that aH?" cried Pat Sure. an they can have moiuc! Plat Oi'm loolzin' fer is plaacc in tn shade. New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
Metals

Copper. quiet: EloctrolytiC, $19.25 O $I9.5Q; Silver, 473s.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

DREYS MASON JARS 45c.. soc. S5c. Arizona Grocery Co, 329-331 E. Wash inEton St-Adv. IL
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23
MIR. BUSINESS MAN

MIX. BUSINESS MAN You may be cool in your office but how about your wife in her kitchen A New Perfection oil cook stoke will solve her problem, at less than two dollars a month. Phone 1880 for prices, and our man will call and explain.
 PHOENIX OIL co.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

Mrs. r. J. Doyle of North 11th ave nue is registered at the StowelI Hotel. Los Angeles. where she will remain for few weeks. later going to San Fran cisco to visit the exposition.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

HYDRO PURA, 25c package, 15c Arizona Grocery Co, 329-331 East Washington St.-Advertisement. Ii
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

BEST GRAPE JUICE 40c.. at Ari zona Grocery Go, 329-331 E. Washing ton St-AdV 1
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

Mrs. Sol Eosenblad of North Second street. is spending the summer at Venice, California.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

w. w. Dobson of Mesa, left d few days ago for Gouleau, Canada.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-23

Robert r.. Wright of Imperial Cali fornia, is now located at Los Angeles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
9as Jliidtliusssleno in Huk'
lamb.

aopenbagen G. September.
s,n Scr Gilna braften polniitc,
Iitaiiiid,e iulo iiioiitc glbgeoroneie
Die Gage Der 5liidtIiitge ans oe'1
,peiiliden Sbeilcn Sey Heid)eS 5llr
Sprad)e. Sierbei ipuroen BON Der Be.
lJanoIimg Der 5IiidtIiltge blir4 Die
aoiafen, Die 9eboroen im6 Die ye.
polferung unb BON Dem glen6 Der
Seinrntbloieu 70 groueitpolle @iIoer
aiiigerollt ipie man lie ielbit III
Simblanb nidJt fir menif,enutosIid,
ncl)alien b1ttc. Die Sefientlidfeii
ipar bon Der Sising aisgei6loiien,
MIR Die greiie 5iigelaiicn. lie Debat.
te iplrbe BON Dem Yolen Sapen5isti
eingelcitet. Der erfIarte, ons NSori
5Iiidtling ihlieBe gar nid,t mebr Oe!i
@egriif bon oieier rieienbnften @ol
remembering ein bic ein Heft ai,i
SiIfe babe. Ter poIniid)e Bauer
Iiebe ieine Sdlolle imo laiie iib bon
ibr npr init @e,polt pertreiben. 0u.
ber milktc Die poIniide 9eooIferims
pom oieieM @rintb uno 9o6en mt
Seirolt iottaeriiien imb ing GlenO
finausgctrieben ipcrOcn. geSeidyneno
lei, cab I'll Oieier Seitterarbeit inl.
mer rlr 8oiafcn per1penoet Deroen.
,Sm areiie ElcnSf lpitrben pon 25,.
900 @emobnern iiber $4,000 Oer.
ingt. Ios 8ich pnroc uberaIl BE-.
idjlnGtahnit cbne gInslieierllng Don
}ieaiiiitions Sd,einen, pobIsemerft
nom riiiiidsn Soloaten, irid)t pom
5einbel Steiner id'ifoerte 0ann Die
ieinolid,e Salhng Ger ruiiiid,en S,e.
polteriing geget bic sTiidfliligc. ibre
SraiIianie gebanbIing ourA Die De.
anlten iino 9eborben. Sbne Hiidiid,.
nnf 6amilienaneeborieteit nno @e.
id)led,t ipuroen tie in ben Giienbabn.
ipngen Suianmerpepierd)t iuio niif
taaelangeil gieiieu ms llngeipIiie
nah Sibirien geianot. isrmien, widn.
ner imb ainber ipuroen brutal ben
cinnnber geriiien, pielleidt fir i'm
.ner getrennt. Sosar SGnelingeI
wirroen bon ibren Waittern entiernt
uno in nnoeren 3itgen itnteee5radt.
Die 3IiidtIinge fpiirben in Der NegcI
Bon Der ruiiiiden @ep6Iferiins ieino.
lib etnpfangpH ini6 NIT ben @orten|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02

abgeipieien: .@arrm ieio ibr gefio
benz 8ir babei ielbit fem @eIo.'
6eoncr ipieocrboItc, Die Sliidtlin6'
bitten slniprlId) auf SiIie, fie iclel
feiile gettler. Sire 0orfer mlo se
iitungen ieiri iliebergcbraint, IL
ielbit BON bcr .Scinnatb pertriebcn
nlBetlif ans itrateeiideit Mlhdiitt
fen 9abcr nliiiie 9iiiBlano oen pol
niidcil Sliiftliiiacn beIien ino Dir
ie ne nidjt inltergebcn Iniien. Der
gbgecroneie sSnmiid)fieuitid, (a0u'
no) iiiilrte ans, man babe Die Del
ieirtlidJfeit ausseifloiien I'M 81 per
5inaeriL oab Gle @ubrDeit ius goli
oringc; aber Der ean5cn gaelt iei oil
@abrteit iiber Die 5um Sinlncl
lfreicn0e Gage Der 6Iiiftlinge sc.
tanmt. Gem polniifen gcIte iucrOC
glliicnoniie periprcdlell; cs 91be aber
and, nodl onberc gtntionalit1tcn III
auBloio, Die and glniDrud auf @e.
tcdItia!eit bdtten. Hc6ner protGtirt
haEu aiii oaSi cittidJiebeniie gege.l
oas @erGalten Der 6oiiperilenrc mo
SinniDaiiptleiite Die iieerad 5uerit
0it SIudt erariiien ln!o bic 9apob-
nsr i'm Stide liefeu Gns iiioiid,e
Dumamitglieb 7riebnlan prptsitiri:
gcgen Die grailiame gebonolung ocr
iiioiidcn Siiid)tlin9e. Sd)on glninng
.Dtai maren Die SSlioen aus aotpao
mo glilna pertrieben, ibr @eits be.
idlaailabntt ODER geitoblen. alif Der
sSIud,t ip61lte ibnen nieinano bebili.
lid, ieiit niemnit6 lie aliinebnelL
ipeiien ooer beforoern. sIls es eir'
mai eiucr iiibiidlen SamIie geIirngcn
mar, gegen ifaucreS 8elb einen Dan.
ermagen 3li erbnlten, ipitroe or io'
toIb bon goliaiitsh nit ben Worten:
.Sermter NIT oen ;iioiihen 8erra'
tbern!" inngetuorien. Wtoratelang
teiiliben lid oieie llngliidlid)en alf
GSrriobrten. Aleoner rif)tet ihlieblih
nod eineu slnsriif segen Die ruiii.
id)en Soloaten uno betont, oab crit
ols bic oeltiden Soloaten in Die
;St16te eineeriidt ipdren, oie @iiB.
bdnolungen Der jiibiiden einipobner
bdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
GrunOeisentbums-. 6ppOtbcfen
0eut Sppotbeten.

|
9lnlld NItberr all eagle 9. &c 6.
o.; $2500.
Gl5eb 8. Saserman an Oatlsp Sms
prcnep y. C &. 60; $4,000.
DieieIk an 5rdnt $. Wsiler;
$1o75.
emma lllmel al Sout6,rn Obio
6. &c 3. &c., $2650.
Robert $. WaospOrtb al glisdbetb
.. Sornuns; $500.
1bs gtiOerfibe M. 6. Gburd an
Yropibent Sapinss 3. &c :. Co.;
$500.
GbarIss $. Smitb oil sOutbern
Ohio 9. &: Z. Co.; $1,000.
Wtoap Gshsrmnn an priee Sia ..
&c 6. Co.; $4,000.
emma Risbaus an bisIslbe; $1,000.
Widr Rubin on Soutbsrn Sbio
Gapinss gani Co.; $4,000.
Gbarles Sacobs an GbeDiOt .. &c
9. Co.; $1,000.
Sorace Subbutb an Glart StNet
6. e 8. Co.; $1,000.
Derielbe an R5Ie Wc0onneu; $500.
Watbep Someial an Cottage
3. Ii. 6. Co.; $1250.
Ssrisibs an 9sOrse 3. potter;
$262.93.
Sobn e. staep an Cottage 3. &c
6. Co.; $500.
DsrisIb, an George 8. pOttsr II. d.;
5000.
GItber strOuOsr an psOplss 3. &c
8. u. &c.; $3.50.
8iIIinm 2idt an eagle g. G. g.
o.; $450o.
0stilste 6ppOibetsn.
Gbarles s. Darlington an Dilis
6. Sarpsr; $3.50.
Gjeorge Gifert an GOHrab 2aubt;
$4o0.
Marian e. Sbott an Ri6arb $.
Witdsa; $225S.
Wlarsar,t guie on gntefpriis .. &c
6. q. &c.; $500.
Roab Pass al sputberu O6io 6.
& 3. 60; $500.
emma Riebaus all price .9il 3. &c
6. 60; $1,000.
Games u. Nilliums an aibsral 6.
&c .. Co.; $500.
Wlartba M. Sampler on @aIter
gennst; $1400.
Ulartha +. Ssman an Dora Wuls
leather; $700.
Riaaro 9. pulIan an asuOr 3. 6:
6. Co.; $2500. \
GIiSdbetb 6. SpeGmire an peoples
9. &c g. u. Co.; $3.50.
@eorse ). qotter an Waoiion 3.
u. SO. 2; $4,000.
2lbah so. EULER an Sbson 9. u.
Co.; $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
GrxxSeiseHt5xmsibertrasxxse
Gineinnati.1. nttpber.

Cincinnati, /. Ottober.
JrantIin $. Wali.r on srani Z
alsinpG9ter, 9Ot Ru. 94 In MiQe,
& 5afel's unterabtbeiIung, 25 Bel
140 SUB al Der Oitieite ppn 9opl.
4Oenue, priee Sia (Stsuer 81; ST.
grbsn bon Geo ariis.r, burh ben
Sb.nff an Warp 8riiser, 80 bel 100
SUB on Der Siibieits bon Gin ape
in Rorpcob (St.usr $3); 81.
Warp 6. Rat5aips an 5rsb R.
unb Belle Wtonros, Elm Strsifsn 2ant
in St,tion 10 in Columbia 5otpnf1ip,
81.
5rant $. Weil.r oil eI3ep s. Sas
german unb abbi. Sassrman, 40 Bel
100 SUB on Der Siibisits BON Yro'
tbertOn Roab (Stsuer $3.50; 81.
5rsb .. 9rsbsr II. a. an goparo
8. Grebsr. 10 Sabre padt bssinn.no
/. OttOber 1915 fir 2.8S 2ldsr 2ano
in Ssttion % in Willcrs,t Sopnibip.
SGbrlidR Wietbe $3.50.
Jreb .. @reb"r II. q. an Senrb q.
Sreber. 10 Sabre padt btsinnsnb
]. Otiober 1915 fir 2.8S Qder 2onb
in Settion 90 in MiLereet Sopnibip.
Sdbrlihe Wfietbs S175 nit 9ors
taufsredt fir $500.
gbarles Dooblparb an Seff q.
Mau. Got SCI in unterabikilung
"" BON DALEY pari (Stsier 81;
81.
Narsaret Rabenitein all Warsaret
s. Sprasens. SO Sabr. pa6t begins
nenb 30. WGrS 1911 fir 80 BEL 203
Sub an Der Deiti.iie BON Craig 2lps.,
555 CUB norblid bon Mpntona aps.
Sdbrlide Wietbe $240, nit 8ortaufss
re6t fir $4,000.
DiIiam 3. Sa5eIipoob al gbparb
unb 2auru 8eper, Got 10 In Deer
part llnterabtbeiluns III Silperton
(Stsutr 50c); 81.
RoIe MeDonnen an 6orace Cub.
butb, 25 bel IS Sub an Der gaorb-
feite bon 5opiins Strabs 70 ;gub
Don ainn Strdbe (Gisusr $3);
81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02

.Sie fdeinen iebr uerliebt in ibr
3Odterlein gu iein.
limb in iih felbft".
.Sie babcn feline ainper, sndbise
Srou2" fraste 2ap plobIid.
sd = nein. Wosn aud In;
iid bas Spfer Der 5reibeit, oas man
ibnen bringt. ipdter burf llnbanf
lobnen su laien! gDir rparen aud
ni6t bsiIsr, nnb ipas mir ben Gltern
tbaten, tbun.uns bic ainbsr pieoer".
sic lauidte mad bem leifsn @sfIiiiter
am Rahbartifte biniibcr. rSDren Si,
nur, ipie bas 5Grtlid thut! Grit ibI
| iid bos poa unb iatt, berauidt iid
init @ein. bonn sebt's ans ShnG.
beln unb aoien. pbiliiierliebel ii
bono, mid efclt bas an.
, llnfpilia iparf lie bas i6One 9aupt
5uriid, bab bas freic Saar 9lei9
tupTsrIdillernben Sdlangen ibren
ipeiBen 6aIs umipostc. ySa, ba Oben
in ben Bergen, bic erbdrmlidc Welt
au iiiben, inter bem angeiiti b.s
!6immels, 6eim Sonner bss Stein
i6laas uno Der 9aipinen, ba t0nnt,
ih mir bic 2iebe poriteaen, cine sroBe,
1cipaIti9e 2eibenihaft, ipilb unb frsi,
ertauft piellcidt burf Gdulb uub
9erbrehen, aber bingebenb, iib felbIi
per5ebrenb - unb alles iiibnenb burh
ibre @lutb"
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9raume Dor iih bingeipro6en, unb
2eanber mar es, dIs blide er in bas
2ntlib Der Mebuie, nm bas elm bG'
moniiher Slang leu6iete. @tipas
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lpie i'm 9uge bes W0rbers, Der feincm
Opfer bssesnet, lag in bieiem @eiidis.
Sin Ieiier S6auer, er fpubte nitt, OBJ
bon 5urft pbsr uupsriidnbli6sm
Sebnen, lisb ibn erbeben, unb b1itig
erbpb er iif,.
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itarren Qusbrud unb alGttetsn iib Su
sinem rcisenbsn 2G6eln. .@d, psrs
seibsn Sic, i'd bcbe sic erI9rsdt.
0as iinb 9ummbsiten. bic mir 5us
lpsilen tommen, unb iibcr bic i'd IeIber
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gu seben? 9apon faatsn Si. ia
iein Dori. SD elaub!s, Sic ipiirbsn
ebenfalls bier blei6en".
I'D habs bur6aus ni6t baran ass
ba6t. Die 9untsfbeit binbsrt mid
ni6t, unb in slpei Stunb,n bin ia
bort.
.Qtbsr pas binbert sic b.nu, su
bleibsn9 Sd nOtte nidt msbr treis
ter, unb am Rorsen t0nnten mir 5us
fammeneeben".
Rein. neiu tpas piirbe man
bcn,sn - i'd babe uerfprOden, nod
beute -.
.2lb - Sic perbtn erpari.t9'
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sd - nein - bas beibt -.
.ab, 8er5eibuns = ibus pubis ia
nidt. Sic iinb pieaeidt Oerbsiratbet
- unb oSbre 5rau -.
sd bin = nod frei'. 9as Wori
Tam iiodenb iiber feline 2ippen; .r
bemertte ni6t ben priifrnb.n Bid,
nit benz lie i'm bsObadteie.
.Sber perliebt2"
limb ipenn ss 10 tpGrs2"
Cora 5siate ibre tIeinen. blibenbsn
3dbns. %, i'd begretfe = irgenb
elm bIonbes 9yrofsForst06terlein piels
leitt. fuis man lie iebt in alien Soms
merfriiden triffi unb in b,Hen
ssfiiblpolles Ssr59en fid Der Sidtsr
geiuneen -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
TnIandifbe na6ri6ten,

8 q q uper9 q fe = II u NJ
BE in Der Rem Yorter 5iefs
b bn5One. Die 3uiidnbe bsim
5ietbabnbau i'm groabpap Don Der
26. big CUR 80. Strabe iinb gang
idrsdIih. 0rei obsr bier StsIlen
tonnen lerdpe5u dls unii9er bs5eidnet
iperbsn", toniidtierts Sn9enieur Rel
ION g. 9eipis, Gberinsenieur bes
@erthcilunssratss unb @oriibsr Der
bon Wlcnor MithsI mad bem Giniiur5
am Btonbtpab erfdnnten Gomnliiiion,
einsr 9en.ibrifi iiber bic infolge Der
S6adtungen entitanbenen @etabr5os
nen. Sngsnieur 2etpis ts5ei6net bic
na6foIecnben flint StelI.n als mans
aeIhaft esitiibt: Die Sitieiie bonn
grodbipap. Sipifhen ber q. unb %.
StraBe. gnSeihen na4 1T bic Strus
be i'm 9sgriff, iit gu ientsn. Die
rineei.Bt.n pisr graFen iinb unges
nugenb. Die GrbbertIeibung Sipiiden
Der 27. unb %. Strabs 1T manssis
baft. g(n Der %. Strdbe iinb bic
Spiter, nit benen bic grstter 5uiams
menasnagsIt iinp, nidt fart senug.
Die pfoiien iinb iibsra1 bur9ous uns
seniigerb, no gusitadtunsen fir
cine Siefbabnitaiion borgenommen
iperben. 9srabe norbIib BON Der %.
Strabe auf Der Deitfsiie iinb bic
9raiisu uugsniiesnb. Die 8erboI,ung
Der Gangs, unb Qusrftiibeu an Der
g.. 90. unb "a. Gtrabc III ni9t tart
asnus. Sn ge;ua aui bic @ertsbras
frage lautet Der gsfuno eer Waporss
aommiiiion, bab Wae.n. gang fdpes
res Tubrtpert ausssnommen, ohne Gss
fabr ben groabpun, SipiIfen Der 81.
unb "a. Strabs befabren m6een. Di.
llsberausrung bss 9roobnap Tonne
9eitatiet iueroen an Der 26., 81, &c.,
49,, a.. 36., 80. unb 40. Strabe. Die
pon Der INSTRUMENTATION ais gsis
rdtbe fir ihren botbeaobltsn Snges
nieuriiab Observation-Disclosures Sbsrs
inaenieurs 9aois aus Bolton uno
Quim6p aus pbilabelpbia iinb in
Petu gort singeiroffen. Die bstbsn
anberen grperten. Sadlin unb So6n
6nbs 6ammonb, lebnten ab.
Der 9lppeIl an bic grperten BON
aiIberbalb bai allssmsin aommentar
errest. gluf Der 3dbnifis Der nti!is
idteniommiiIion iieben 500Sngsnisur,
Oecrinasnieur grabsn te3iebt $20,.
bos sabr $4,000 m.br dls Der
WiaDor). Robert Ribgepap $1,000;
Daniel Turner $4,000. Gin snaes
nieursiia6 bon ca. 30 mit auiammen
$50. 900 Gebalt tas Sabr. IN 5urpriis
funa Der Doranihldec ba. Damn
aibt es qiIiItenten, Sunirrs unb Sns
ipsfioren in llebsrflub. bic Isbtsrsn
limb fOgar sablreiher aIs bic .nge.
nieurs. Sdbrlid ioItst bisis 2lrmee
Der Stobt iibsr S1.O00,000. 5robs
bem miiifsn Grpcrten ron aubsrbalb
suseSoeen tperben
aapitdnS obn z. 4napp.
aapitGn :sObn 3. stnapp, Der stom.
mdnbant Der Hapn garb. III i'm bors
iiaen Wdrins Soipital einem G6Iags
onfdIl erlgsn, bon tpeIhem er am
Wlorsen on ieinsm guIi bstrofien
ipurbe. aIs or i'm gssriff fianb, ben
aim gsipeiie ieinsr torperIidnn Rlis
iiiafsit pcrasI6ritbenen WedrIh bon
sebn WsiIsn an5utreten. giiitn Iei9,
ten G@lasdnfaII baite er f9cn Dor
eiliden Mondisn srIitten. fi6 bappu
aber bdIb srboIt. adpitdn Rnapo
mar 5s Sabre alt, battle bic WorinssI
Qliabsmie i'm Sabre 1878 ubToIpiri
uuo iiammie aus miIfourt. Gr baiitl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02

George s. pptter an Mattbew uno
Roid Someial, 80 SUB an Der Siibz
leite Don prentice Strdbe, 215 SUB
Dftlid bon gberiple &Deiiue in Maois
ionbias (Steler $1,50); 81.
9eorge 8. potter al Sobn &. unb
Marp .. Stacp, 80 Sub an Der Glib
ieite ppn prentiee Strabe, 185 Sub
OItli9 bon Gberiols Mbeillle IN Wiabis
ionbiIs (Steuer $1.50); 81.
3be q. ". peters Realtp Goms
panb an Wiaiam unb Stella 2ihi,
5beil oon Cots %, "a unb 25 in 6.
10. Starbud's llntsrabtbeilune an
Cabin SiraBe (Steer So; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
U q d s a Itfa.

putient (beiorst): .Ulein 3uItanb
bat iid ipobl peri9limmert, Serr Dot.
tor, sic i4iitteln ben aopf?"
4r3t: Rein, nein, berubissn Sic
iiH, ben i9ittIe i'd nod iibsr ben pos
risep pdtientsn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
% / b.

nWdrnm pstnen sic benn, Reii?
SIT Sbnen Der S6aB untrsu seipors
benz"
n5reilid! @ndbise Jrau piiien ia
aud, fpie bic Wdnner iinb?"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-21
No SETTLEMENT
Of COAL STRIKE

London, July 10, HIP a. m.-Re-
ports from the South Wales coal fields
indicate no progress in the negotla-
tons for settlement Of the strike but
efforts will be made at the cabinet
meeting today to. find some means OF
speedily solving the labor problem.
It is generally believed in the mining
districts, however, that no satisfac-
Tory way. out Of the present dltticul-
ties can be found unless the govern
mert takes over the mines and, oper-
ates them uring the a .>,r4 mi.
.Onde of the first things the miners
demand is the withdrawal of the pro-
%clamation which brings them under
the provisions of the munitions bill.
They resent the idea of working I'M
der coercion and insist they will not
consent to it. '' ."'.tgf2'a' t~a sEhh
1T is known that representatives OF
the government who are conyersant
with the spirit of the miners take a
gloomy view Of the present situation,
but If the proclamation is withdrawn
and the government takes over the
mines it is possible the men may be
prevailed upon to work for the state
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-21
PROPERTY OWNERS
....> KICK On TAXES
3. '.}.. =Ht-- r. s1a
Claim Special Assessments on
City Property Are Con-
fiscatory.

A meeting Of the special assess
ment committee OF the city ives held
yesterday. afternoon, at which a num-
Der of property owners appeared, and
protested against the special assess
ments levied on city property. The
protests were against the assess
ment for parking and curbins, which
they claim is entirely too high and
out of all proportion to the amount OF
work done.
The Empire Real Estate and Mort
gage company OF Minneapolis which
owns considerable property within
the city limits, sent in a protest.
They state that unless the city com.
mission remedies the evil they will
Start a civil action against the <ity'
Their claim is that the assessment is
100 percent too high, in fact Is 50
high that it is coniscatory, in a num-
Der Of cases, the tax levied against a
property being more than the proper
ty would bring if offered for sale in
the open market. .ga.
In addition they claim that the curb
ing is poorly constructed, and demand
an investigation. One case is cited
in the protest as an example. Lot
in Block 16 Of the Mckenzie addition
to the City, is assessed for $239.17. 1
A number of local, property owners
were also present at the meeting and