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Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02

Closely Guarded CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The financial com missioners of the allies have arrived here, They are being closely guarded.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02
GERMAN OFFENSIVE CHECKED
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED ON BORDER

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-Condions the Mexican border continue United States troops liable Mexican territory any time in pursuit of the bandits.
 EMBARGO AGAIN IN FORCE
 LAREDO Texas, Sept 27Guns and for General Caanza have been held the border United States custom off, which supposed the beginning of new embargo
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02
IF YOU ARE NOT A READER

addino rour name to the list. weekly record Q happenings In the idltarod dig trict, too ether with a news service covering the great world war and general world hap penlnqs, Is furnished to Pioneer readers.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02
BERLIN BELITTLES DISASTER

BERLIN, Sept 28-Ony sections of the German lines reported have been bent spite of the claims of the allies The German have been reinforced many thousands especially the Champagne district The allies offensive movement the vicinity of Lille has been brought sand by fierce German couneraack.
 COUNTER-ATTACKS REFUSED
 LONDON Sept 28-The German counterattacks the front have been repulsed safely.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02
BRITISH TAKE PRISONERS AND GUNS
ENDLESS PROFESSIONS OF GERMAN WOUNDED

ROTTERDAM Sept 27-A battle raging along the whole front Flanders Endless pocesson of German wounded ing into and villages of Belgium The Germans everywhere are hard pressed
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02
PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN

know the value of advertising. Publicity never yet worked to the disadvantage of
 legitimate business. By using the columns of The Pioneer advertisers are assured pub Ilcity throughout the whole lditarod dls- trict, as well as the kuskokwlm and innoko.
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02
ROUMANIA DEMANDS EXPLANATION
NO DEFENSE INTENDED

LONDON Sept 28-The Bulgarian government officially that its mobilization program the line of national progress and IS not of the slightest offensive character
Iditarod pioneer., 1915-10-02
BRILLIANT SUCCESSES
 0FBRITISH HAND FRENCH

LONDON Sept 27The British have assumed the offensive in northern France and have captured five miles of German trenches south of Labae Seven villages taken The allies have also made several offensive moves on German lines between Ven and the Belgian coast reported that the Germans will abandon the ground about Vercun.
 The Germans killed and wounded the front ported number fifty thousand.
 BRITISH TAKE PRISONERS AND GUNS
 LONDON Sept 29-A has been made public which deals with the operations France Tuesday, that i'll the heavy fighting around oo the British have taken exceptionally strong German nes trenches and bomb proof sheter several hun ed wards extent and also taken the German second line The statement says that the British after the third line of trenches.
 Three thousand prsoners taken, wenyone guns and forty of Tuesday,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10
BIBLER.

Som Gaveb6ger anbefales sarlig f6lgende:
ALE af Diet danske Bibelselskabs Udgave
med Ny Testamente ny Oversettelse men
med fine og holdbare specielt for os udfSrte
lndbindinger: -
Mr.. ia. Almindelig 8vo. s%torstilet Hus-
bibel sterk, bgjeligt Chagrin med Guldsnit
og runde Hj6rner. Pris $500.
Mr.. PA. Den a%lmindelige Konfirmand-
bibel i Lommeformat Speciel Indbinding i
flint, bojeligt Chagrin med Guldsnit. Pris
$40.
Mr.. 24-B. Samme som Mr.. PA men med
runde Hj6rner. Pris $50.
Mr.. pa. Lommebibel paa Indiapapir.
Flint blddt Overfaldsbind. Guldsnit og run-
de Hj6rner. Pris $500.
Mr.. 27-B. Samme Bibel som Mr.. PA
men med endnu fnere og sterkere Indbin-
ding. Pris $3.50.
For andre Bibler Sc vor Fortegnelse MI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10
II. salmebog for Kirke og HEM
SANGB0GER.

Sangeren, Lommeformat, sort bSjeligt Lac
derbind og Federal. Pris 60 Cents.
Ditto med Guldsnit so Cents.
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Cents. Ditto. Lederbind og Guldsnit $3.50.
Indre Missions S%angbog 35 Cents.
Melodier til Indre Missions Sangbog. So.
Melodier til Hjemlandstoner $500.
Danmarks Melodier, Erslev Udgave, Kar-
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10
SALMEB
F9lgende anbefales:
I. Roskilde Konvents Salmebog

F9lgende anbefales
I. Roskilde Konvents Salmebog
med begge Tilleg og Tekster. Versform.
Gotiske Typer.
Nr. 40 A. Sort Chagrin, Guldsnit $1.60.
Mr.. 81. Stark, b~Gjeligt Bind, Guldsnit
5000.
II. salmebog for Kirke og HEM. -,
den ny Salmebog.)
Med Tekster. Versform. Latinske Typer.
Mr.. 29-V. Sort Chagrin, Guldsnit $3.50.
Mr.. 80 V I. Sterk, b6jeligt Bind, Guild
snit, India Papir $500.
For andre Salmeb6ger Sc yor Bogforteg-
nelse Mr.. 2 over Salmeb6ger og ~SangbSger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10
EN- GOD
til ethvert dansk Barn
EN- INDBUNDEN AARGANG AT
,,BORNEBLADET"

UbpuNNbDbFADH
Paa Lager haves nu Aargangene 1912,
1913 og 1914 indbunden Stand. Prisen per
Aargang er som f9lger:
Kartonneret :. ............. 1918
l smukt og solidt Velskbind lbs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-11-10
M

En- usadvanlig smuk Gavebog for unge og
gamle. Den indeholder ct Skriftsted og ct
Salmevers til hver af Aarets Dage og Plads
til Motoring af Fedselsdage o.s.v, IL helsides
Plader i Farvetryk, og liver Side med farvet
Ramme. Fineste Forgyldning paa Snittet og
Bindets Forside. Pris 60 Cents. Partipris OPP
gives paa Forlangende.
Danish Luth. Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
=I,ii,e,.Hit Scored.

Prot kaphan and partner. Mrs.
Claude Robinson. scored big HE
in their initial dance demonstration.
at the Waldo last night. They will
appear each evening, except Friday
when Prof Mott will entertain the;
guests.
The big dining room was thrown
open to the dinner guests and the
evening meal.was served there in adj
dition. to the balcony every; table in.
the spacious dining room was engaged
and the guests enjoyed the opportun7
Sityt Of dancing between courses.
Vocal music by Gus smith and the
5Cadenza orchestra. with dancing ex-i
shIbition is the program from 6: 80 to-
s. tonight.
The following musical program vii 4
he rendered
One-step .H Ugh Jinks f'liimls
Hesitation Watch Your Step
-. ]. p erin
Song. Selected Smith
Tango. .Argentine. kalma n
Fox Trot. Chin; Chin An Chappellel
Song, Selected smith
5one=step. Hello Broadway Berlin
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
.Salt AIacISerel .,Sith C,ream.

Salt HIaclserels with Cream
Soak over night In lukewarm
water. changing this in the morning
for ice cold rub all the salt off and
wipe dry; grease your gridiron with
butter and rub the fish on both sides
with same melted, then broil quiet
lysover a clear fire. turning with a
cake turner so as not to break it,
lay upon a hotswater dish and cover
until sauce is ready.
Sauce-He eat a small cup of milk,
to scalding stir into il a easpoonfuli
OF cornstarch wet up with a little
water. When this thickens add two
tablespoonsso OF butter.pepper.s salt and
chopped parsley; beat an egg light
pour the sauce gradually over it; put
the mixture again over the fire and
stir one minute, not more; pour III on
the fish and let all stand covered over
the hot water in chatting dish; put
fresh boiling water under the dish
before. sending to the table.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
H. II. Steele. Of fleetwood.

.transacting business here.
looking after business a1z=trs here.
b. "A. Heater, Of Charleston, is a
guest at the Waldo.
J. D. Moore. OF Philippi, is BUSH
ness visitor here.
b.. 81. Anderson, of Philippi, is y
city business visitor.
Charles E. Barnett. OF Chenille, is
a guest at the Hotel Gore.
Mayors is here from Fair
mont.
q. Orr. of Kingwood. is a bust
ness visitor In the city.
p. A. Parsons. Of Alexander, is in
the city on a business mission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
FOLSOM

FOLSOM, March 9.-Thc ladies OF
the camp gave masked ball Satur-
day evening In McGee's hall. bout
twelve couple were present Music was
furnished by tB ill'' Arters and his
sNlctrola which all enj oyed until a late
hour. 5s 5{ A
The fire alarm was called during
the evenin x. Peter McCraysand Fred
Croker found out they can't smoke
with flowing boards.
III Mrs n Ross and mother from
o. are visiting Mrs. Fred.
Croker
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09

,beensa real pleasure. j have been in
this play for eight years. all over
the United States, from the East to
the West. but / have never found a
set of people more willing to work
and who areready to put forth their
best effort to make good 81. e, sale Miss
Media Moorehead. "
Miss Katherine Flora has kindly
consented to sing three songs In this
big and very attractive production.
Miss Dolly Dimp pies. 2 This is re-
garded as one OF the greatest favors
extended us In as much as Miss Fora
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09

l.. w. Anon was a visitor In Fair
mont Monday.
Miss Vinna Bayston who was here
for the round table meeting returned
to her home Sunday evening:
Miss Myrtle chimney VIII was Ia
EC1arksburg for the round table meet
ing. remained over sunday with
friends.
Orlo Drummond was guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Fawcett. re-
Gently.
James Miller is here from New
Martinsville.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
True q Values
Hibernians to Entertain.

An entertainment will be given
Wednesday. March 4 Z. afternoon and
evening In the auditorium Of the St.
Mary's high school by the Ancient
Order OF Hibernfans. The program
will consist OF moving pictures in the
afternoon and moving pictures and a
musical In the evening. Some Of the
best talent of the city has been Sc
cured for the evening performance
and good time is as<,red all at
tending
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09

sIss
does not always ac.rpt the many in
Titations received ~ but as this CASE
is so worthy she had kindl consent
ed to lend herself and her voice to
help make this attraction the Won-;
derful success 1T is going TO be.
Rehearsals are as fol lows:
Indians dnesday
Certain Little 3 10y Wednesday,.
hats the Matter With NJ " Eyes
Wednesday,.
Tattle Tales Thufsda
Dago ThurEd ay.
Yama Thursday.
Indians Friday
hats the Matter viii NJ Eyes
'riday.
Y Certain Little b Fri day
Dago iday
Tatt1e Tales Saturday 8 20
Indians SATURDAY 8 "a o. ID
Certain Little Boy Saturday 0.i
Nhat.s5the Matter with M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
On Main ST., Betlgee1l
End and 3rll

Eer the d COS plan OF paying For tilf|
same should be adopt led
event property owners on either side
Eof the streets to be paved VII pa2s
half OF the cost. T. is proposed ~
.culated W ~ -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
Miss Georgia Bowers to Direct
Music in Miss Dolly
DimpIes.'''

When Miss Georgia Bowers. a
charming musical director from New
York City. and who Is one OF the
STAFF helping to bring treat to
Clarksburg people in the way Of a.
musical play, Dolly Dimp1es, ar
the Masonic temple is expected to
take on new vi or like conquering
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
STREET PAVING
8llr 4
Is Favored at a Big MassSM eet-
ing of Citize ems of Town
of Broad Oaks.

Aslargelys attended mass meeting of
the citizens of Broad Oaks was held
Monday night to consider the ques-
ton Of extensive street paving there
1T was the sense of the meeting that
an election be held at an early date
provided the necessary lumber petit
toned for the same. tordecfd e wheth-;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
gency for the
New Idea Patterns
. ~ lD s. ! ] 4. b S les.
ill Lou, iiced
Hand BAGS

Styles In handbags change
often nowadays, and every wo-
man likes to keep up with them.
Fortunately there is always al
good selection here Of new styles.
atssmaIl prices.
Here is new lot of silk and
leather bags, some with vanity.
fittings, many with ornamental
clasps, at 81. 90, 81 80 to $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
Tea Postponed.

The Home NIissionary lea. which
was announced TO be held at the home
OF Mrs. Harvey w. Harmer March; III.
has been, postponed and viii: he held
I &C the home OF Mrs. Smith, on
Mechanic street, Friday March 10.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
1890.

1880.
Dago go.
On Saturday the rehearsals Will
be at the Robinson Grand
Following is the cast of the play
Dolly niecesof the Parks. an
young lady who thinks
a counts hand and Title enough TO
Moorehead.
Bess Who und ertakes chaperon-
ing Dolly and regards her task ask: as. e
ithankless bit of olishness-
Nell Mcleod
Count Won Hof he impsrsona-
tor, but the real count after all-M
Harry G Hawkins.
Wizard of o. W no reads the
past and present and foretell thesf u-ss
ture-M r. c.. IA. Spangler.
DR.. DeParksAmeric Ambassa-
dor M RI ARA Phillip
Mrs. DeParks His fe-=4--M Miss
Mildred Bid die
DR.. Granvill IN love with Dolly,
~ 81. WI ohm Morgan.
Wild Bill M. Robert Coyner
Williams very busy vale t-M
Robert Coyn err.
The Dago ho5 4 arnuses himself !
and DePark,s guest Russell
Ross.
suzette The French mai Mss
iGladine Stack
sa The Real Count Just for fun
Mr.. Roy III. Harris. f5
Jack and Betty Who think they
can find the rail- bow anu he imagi-
nary mast Hiss Mary F. Deyers
icks. vs.
Soloist Misses Katherine Flora
Margaret Post. Edna Moorehead.
Nell Mcleod and Mary Stitzss and
,Messrs. g. Sprang gle, q. G: HaW-s
:lsins, w John Morgan. Robert Coy.
ner. Russell Il oss and Roy r. Hars
ris.
Summer girls EVA Kramer.
Media Nj oorhead Martons yve.nah, nellie
White. Ruth Nice onnell and Julia.
Sturbois.
= Summer Boys Payne Rus
sell Francis. Fritz Kramer. e. g.
Lyle Davis and Harry Nc
Mary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
Keep your Bowels ERe,gl1lnr..

s Keep Your Bowels Regular.
Az everyone knows. the bowels are
the sewerage system Of the bod and
they move once each day. If your
dose OF Cham g Tablets just
after and theyswill correct the
'disorde r. Obtainabie every where. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
chorus Girls IN is Dolly Dilmples.',
army that received more new rez''
cruits than = really has need for.

army that eceived more new re-
Icruits than st really has need for.
When Miss Bowers arrives this
will leave Miss Edna NJ oorehe lad free
to play the part OF Doll DImples.
and she will Introduce some OF the
latest and most s-up-to-date dancing
from the Castle school OF dancing8in
New York Ut is being said that Miss
Moorehead is quite clever in her per
foTmances, SO &c advocates of dancing
want to see something that is worth
while tile opportunity WI III be sfu--
.nished Also NJ. Hawkins VIII 4. . is
quite clever, will appear in the sew
!eral numbers with her. #
In the clever role OF the .,Wizzart
of or will sibe seen Josiah Spnagler,
elling the past and future. lis
interpretation OF this part is without
doubt one of the best we nave ever
had In any OF our attractio ns in pre-
yious years said Miss Nc orehead.
tod
Miss Nell Mcleod, one OF the popu-
larsoctety ladies Ill make her bow to
the audience in@t the pleasing role Of
I. Bess. who und ertakess chaperoin+..
Ing ID oily and regards her task as
"a thanklesH bit OF fool ishness.
never worked WI fha a nicer aet #of pao-
pie in my ife than ID light here In
;GdaTksburg While rahearsals are
somet times hard and theg have:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
The Best Shoes III
the W 1rLI For
BOYS

are sold right here In this store;
not the most, but certainly the
best and most LIBERATED.
There is one particular factory
up in Newberryport, Mass, that
holds the palm; None but the
best" is their aim and their aim
is the highest.
Absolutely solid leather thru
out, very best oak soles, genuine
~ Welted.
Sizes 10 to 49, $500
Sizes i to 51s, $500
The leather is gun metal calf.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
! CLa1lssbzsrg, Tue. Mar. g
-SOuGlgTs
elaTks6Hg re Na1 Parsons SOudeTs Pdrsons-SOudeTs
These Are Opening Days ~
Millinery, Shoes, White
Goods, and Dress Trimmings
Visitors the Store

Visitors to the Store this week will have th
examine" the new, new things, for these are til
The prettiest, freshest, most truly fashion
Shoes, Dress Trimmings and things white to b
and Easterless than a month off
Let the stocks that are here show how we
stores idea.
ITO have always complete stocks Of everything
that is esentaI meet fully the wants Of patrons.
and to have absolutely nothing but the best.
qualities obtainable
in, splendid assortrnents thus affording salts
factory choice and giving satisfactory results at
prices1that are fair and reasonable.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
D D Ons I ire, ClOt h,
zoe Va.

For choldren's wear, house
dresses, and work-away use
generally, this strong, sturdy
cotton has no equal. "A brand
new shipment brings the assort-
ment of patterns up to forty,
making it acertainty of getting
just the right pattern and color
for the particular purpose de-
sired.
Devonshire Cloth is also sum
proof and soap-proof. 80 inches
wide. Price Zoe a yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
WON(A II 4
several season to the Gus
tton1-nade styles.

several seasons to the Gus
tonl-raade styles.
4 WAS THIS STORE
which bro ought that about
by oducing the ssys-
tenn tailo ring or iindivid
ual hand-Work BY man
tailors.
In Paris battl eship grey
is the color this season. Ia
our stock there are grey
shadesin beaut full vari
ETY., with lovely g;reys and
soft tan fabrics In goodly
abunda lance. Don't let an
other day pass Witho out
seeing them all. Spring
Suits are 81 &. SO to S335.
Spring Top Coats, $40 to-
$25.
The Dresses are new,
smart unusual; the charm
and FIRE hness of Spring
itself There are here for
you to see in the House of
3 ashio ms.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-09
AID & ROM GO TIL AN
FOR CHA ~

- 3l.. -. \. n.
The Irish standard., 1915-09-01

FAIRMONT engines and motor cars\
are in use on more than 400 railroads
of North America, and in many coun-
tries of South and Central America.
Wherever railroad motor cars or
hand car engines are used, the FAIR
MONT is recognized as best. The cars
range in size from a 35-passenger
coach down to a one-man speeder.
The significance of this, to engine
users in the Northwest, is the fact that
railroad work requires a much better
engine than is usually sold for farm
work, and the unqualified success of
the FAIRMONT in field where no
others have made good, marks it as the
best engine obtainable for all kinds of
hard work.
The patented Auxiliary Bypass,
Ball Valve and Firing Chamber give
smooth power and low fuel consump-
ton always.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16

Mussey's. The score for two nights
is 800 to 426.
Nebraska and Notre Dame will
meet again on the gridiron in 1916.
the date being Thanksgiving.
Articles have been signed for 20
round fight in New Orleans between
Jess Willard and Fred Fulton. For
feits have been posted and all OBJ
stacles seem to have been erased.
Fulton is to get guaranty of $500
and Wizards share will be $4,000.
Basketball Scores
Notre Dame Sc, Lewis Is.
A. C. 1O6, Auburn Park Z.
w. S. Browns 81, White Eagles 10.
Calumet "a, Englewood II.
Joe Tinker, manager of the
Whales, was operated on at Henrotin
hospital for kidney trouble. The OPP
Grafton was successful, according to
the physicians, and Joe will be fit by
time for the opening of the baseball
season.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
LABOR MEN SUGGEST NELSON
FOR POSTMASTER OF CHI.

On the theory that man should
be appointed to the position of post
master who has practical knowledge
of the work, Oscar F. Nelson, state
factory inspector, was suggested to
Pres. Wilson at the White House yes
terday by Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent of the Federation of Labor;
Sec'y of Labor Wilson and Frank
Morrison of the American Fedora
ton of Labor.
Mr.. Nelson was formerly chief
mailing clerk IN the Chicago postof-
flee, having worked his way up from
a messenger boy.
That labor is factor to be dealt
with in making the appointment as
postmaster was declared evidenced
by this visit and the tact that when
the name of Ernest ]. Kruetgen, pres
ident of the Germania club of Chi
cago, was suggested as a candidate,
strong opposition was put forth by
organized labor
There is also a City Hall rumor
that Aid. Richert is being considered
for the job.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16


The magnates of the American and
National are talking as though they
were dealing charitably with the
Feds in. declaring peace. Ed Gwin-
ner Of Pittsburgh, according to Ban
Johnson, may be permitted" to buy
the Cleveland Indians.
Permitted" is good. If Gwinner
turns up with the necessary coin to
satisfy the bankers who are handling
Charley Somers' interests, and even
indicates a faint desire to purchase
the club, he will be seized on even
more eagerly than a Dago count at
an afternoon tea.
johnson has been peddIing that
Cleveland franchise for some time,
trying to dispose of it, with about as
much success as an ice man trying
to make sales at the North Pole. And
now Gwinner is to be permitted" to
buy.
Get this straight: The club own
ers of every league have had enough
war There is no permitting" about
this business now. If half an OPEN
ing is found for an amicable agree
ment it will be made, and Ban and
his pals and John Tener and his crew
will be just as avid for it as Gilmore
and his cohorts.
II you don't think peace is desired,
ask the International league fellows.
Another year of scrapping and the
biggest eastern minor may be pale
memory. It was Necessary to shift
the territory last season in order to
finish, and more shifts are being dis
cussed for 1916 in the event there is
no peace.
However, as we started out to ex-
plain, peace among the leagues is
only one step. Then watch out for
a merry war among the clubs when
it comes time to divide the players.
And we expect to sleep just as
SOundlV while all this baseball DoIit-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
3IsiRe YpliseinahriMtea

* - GeIbidraniIprsnssr fatteten in
Der Ra6t pom 0onneritas gum Jrei'
tag bem Bureau Der 8. 6. 8roDn
s}ents 60. an Der "a. Strabe urb ben
9sleiitn Der 9. II. 8. Balm in Dat
lsp siKn geiu9 ab uno iprensteu ben
0el6Ibrani. sSiir lire miibeDoae DR.
6eii srbsutetsn iie isood nur $40.
= 5enrp S6mibt, Don go. 1855
Sapsn 4ps., melpeie seYsrn ber poI:a
asi, bab er in Der DoD'I6en qpotbet,
on Der 8. uno Wdlnut Strabe um
iein portemoHndie nit S2.25 beito5a
len puroe.
- Giu6re6er itatteten laut sirer ge-
tern Der poIi3si gerporoeneu Wits
taeilung am Oonusritag bsm Sauie
be- pormaIigsn Ri9ters ellis ..
Gresg, Ro. $50 Terrace glnenus, eineH
Psiu9 ab uRb beguiistsn iih nit iebr
serinser gsuis. Die Samilis III sur
3.it auf bsm 2aube uno Ri6ter
Gregg tam eigens seisrR mad Der
Siabt, Hadbem Ct BON bsm Ginbrud
bena4ri6tist porbsn. Gr itegi. fsit.
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