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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19

Government Board in Washington. The
safe arrival OF the first three ships
should encourage others to accept
charters Cor this important business.
Dyestuffs. chemicals, and other indi-
spensable materials OF American man
ufacturing require cargo space for the
return voyage to the United States.
Undoubtedly the German government
will interest itself in securing good
freight of these German materials In
American vessels, and in spite of the
high rates of insurance their voyage.
therefore, ought to be profitable both
ways.
This is very much better than Gov
eminent ownership and operation.
Practical steamship men can conduct
this business more efficiently and
profitably than any three distinguished
members Of the presidents cabinet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
MULAT.

Mulat, AIN. 1s.--Mr and Mrs. C. c.
Hooton, of Detroit, Mich, are now
vigorously engaged in orange growing
and farming, having bought and
moved to the w. E. Lewis place.
Mr.. T. S. Dutt has sold his fine
stock farm to Mrs Fannie T. Gavin
Of Pensacola, who Will move to her
new home next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dutt have rented a
house and will remain here for the
present.
Mr.. G. G. Fillingim, who recently
bought and moved to the Keyser
place. has moved and remodeled his
house and is making extensive re-
PAIRS
Mr. and Mrs. cranston. Mr.. and
Mrs. t. c.. Todd Of Pensacola. and
Mr.. c. L. Todd spent Sunday last
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Henderson.
w. r. Lewis and family have moved
to Bay Point.
Messrs. S. Otis, VIM Glendye,
Hooton. and F1llingim are preparing
land to set out more Satsumas, and
for the last month Smith Lane has
been getting ready to set out large
peach orchard
Mr.. Cassidy and several other gen.
tlemen from Youngstown, Ohio, have
rented house here to camp in, and
are prepared to have a good time
hunting and fishing this winter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
FIRST AMERICAN COTTON
cARGoES REACH GERMANY I
Marine Journal I
I4~~~4U~~~~~~~~~ :
Marine Journal

Three OF the cotton laden American
steamships have safely reached the
port of Bremen. They are the FL
Monte, the Carolyn, and the Greenbrier
All three ships escaped fixed and
floating mines. and their arrival is an
encouraging sign that though the war
imperils it does not absolutely disrupt
our German commerce. Ell Monte and
the Greenbrier Drought cotton alone.
The Carolyn loaded 5000 bales of cot
ton at Savannah and then, calling at
Boston, received 934 bags of wool, Both
cotton and wool are nom ontraband.
Therefore, the Carolyn on arrival at
Falmouth was not long detained. but
proceeded to the coast of Denmark and
then to the border between Denmark
and Germany where a German pilot
was taken on. Under this guidance the
Carolyn had no difficulty in passing
through the mine fields. Ell Monte,
according to reports, went safely
through these fields alone under the
guidance of her captain.
II should be thoroughly understood
that the export of raw cotton and of
raw wool from the United States to
Germany is perfectly legitimate COM
merce II is not likely that we shall
have. much wool to spare, but there is
the vast Southern cotton crop to be
disposed Of. Germany requires imme-
diately at least 100000 bales, and the
German government has indicated its
wish that this cotton should come in
American steamships. under the COM
mand OF officers whose neutrality
cannot be disputed.
Seven or eight more American
steamships chiefly from the coastwise
trade are loading with cotton or have
cleared for the German coast. They
are insured against war risks by the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
Burleson's Plan to
Increase Postage Rate.

Postmaster General Burleson il
possessed OF some peculiar views
relative to second-class postage and
notwithstanding the fact that his an
nual report shows that for the frs,
time In history the postoffice depart
ment has been operated upon profit
able basis. advocates doubling the
rate now charged by the government
for the handling OF newspapers and
magazines.
This Ia a matter which Will touch
tho pocketbook OF every subscriber tc
a newspaper or magazine residing
outside of carrier delivery limits. fol-
with the doubling of the postage rate
as suggested by Mr.. Burleson, pub
fishers would be forced to charge more
for their product and the ultimate
consumer would be forced to bear the
additional burden.
The average charge for newspaper
subscription today Is less than the
cost OF white paper. postage and cir
culation expense, and 1t is as low as
publishers can possibly afford to maks
X under existing circumstances.
Doubling OF the cost of postage viii
force publishers to increase prices,
and this will not only result in bur
den upon the subscriber, but the in
crease in cost will probably result in
considerably curtaiilng the number Of
subscribers to every newspaper In the
land
IL the postohice department could
build itself up to self-sustaining
basis on a one cent rate for news
papers and publications, there seems
to be little logic in demanding double
that price for continuance of the
service. Newspapers are the nations
great educating force. and the rea-
son they were granted the pound rate
was to enable them to survive
Incidentally. the postoffice depart
ment was never intended as a money
making organization, much as 4ur.
Burlcson seems convinced to the con-
trary. II is a public institution. OPP
Grated for the benefit of all the people
and when II reaches the stage where
q goodiy profit is possible, there
should be material reduction in the
cost OF postage TO the public.
Mr.. Burleson's idea seems to be in
line with the corporation plan OF max
ing the price OF service as great as the
traffic will bear instead Of devoting
tAe functions of a governmental pro-
Jet to the interests of the people who
own il.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
FRATER'S BOND
FOR S135.0OO
GETS APPROVAL
HUNTER BROWN RECEIVES A
TELEGRAM FROM STATE COMP
TRoLLER KNOTT REGARDING
THE MATTER.

The following telegram to Hunter
Brown, representing the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co. which
furnished the bond for County Treas
urer Joel F'rater, is self explanatory:
Tallahassee, Florida, Jan. Is, 1915.
Hunter Brown, Pensacola, Florida.
The bond of Joel Frater as County
Treasurer has been approved and filed
in the Office of the secretary of state.
w. v. KNOTT,
Comptroller.
1t is expected that Mr.. Frater's
commission will be issued at once and
that he will soon assume the duties
of the office. ...
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
MOUTH ORGANS
FOR SOLDIERS
APPEALED FOR
SUPPLY LATELY, DEVELOPING
THE FACT THAT SHORTAGE OF
INSTRUMENTS EXIST NOW.

London, jan iS.-The governments
appeal for gifts of mouth organs for
the use of soldiers at the front has
revealed shortage in the supply of
these popular musical instruments.
According to instrument dealers, prac-
tically all England's supply of mouth
organs comes from Germany. An ef-
fort is being made to remedy the de-
pleted stock by Importation from the
United States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
MANY DISORDERS COME FROM
THE LIVER.
Are You Just at Odds With Yourself?

Are you sometimes at odd with YOUR
self and with the world? Do you won
der what ails you? True YOU may be
eating regularly and sleeping well.
Yet something is the natter Con-
stipation, Headache. Nervousness Ind
Bilious Spells indicate a Sluggish Liv-
err The tried remedy is DR.. Kings
Pills. Only Csc. at your Druggist
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Skin Erup-
lions. (Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
FoR MEN ANp woMEN

Backache? Feel tired? Not SO spry
as you used to be? Getting old
Many persons mistake kidney trouble
for advancing age. Kidneys out OF
order make you feel old before your
time. Foley Kidney Pills tone up and
invigorate the kidneys, Danish back
ache, rid your blood Of acids and pois-
ons Sold by D'AgN@Aberte's Pharm-
acy. L\zV1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
DEMAND FOR THE EFFICIENT

Alert, keen, clear headed, healthy
men and women are in demand Modern
business cannot use In Office, factory
or on the road, persons who are dull,
lifeless, inert, half sick or tired. Keep
in trim. Be in a condition that wards
off disease. Foley Cathartic Tablets
clean the system, keep the stomach
sweet, liver active and the bowels reg
ular. DA1emberte's Pharmacy.
(Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
Chronic Constipation.

Many cases of chronic constipation
have been permanently cured by the
use of Chamberlain's Tablets and by
observing the directions with each bot
tie. Give them a trial, get well and
stay well. For sale by all dealers.
(Advl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19

Barometer wind and weather p.
m. along the gulf coast.
BrownsvilIe-30.0s Northwest, clear.
Corpus Christi-30.06. west, clear
Galveston-30.04. west, clear.
New Orieans-2e.92, west, cloudy
MobiIe-2sS4, northwest, cloudy.
Pensacola-29.S4, northwest, cloudy
Tampa-29S4, west, rain.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19

Anyway the high price Of bread will
force the northern people to pay more
attention to sweet potatoes, which
ought to help some.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19

Wonder IL the trench that King AL
bert assisted in digging is the kind
that he and a few others have been
80 busy trying to nh?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19

Reports from the western theatre
Of war indicate that King Albert, or
Belgium. has the stun In him to make
4 Hrst-ciass American citizen, which
Is saying whole lot for king.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19

Maybe things will pick up when
congress and the various legislatures
again go out OF business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-01-19
INACCURATE HENDERSON

Montgomery, ain. 1S.--Charles Hen
derson of Troy, will be inaugurated
as governor of Alabama tomorrow,
succeeding Emmett O'NeaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
Fred A. Erschell,
eeideubeitatter anb GinbaIiamirtr
7.u. YorR Str, 2lewport, ,Gp.
2sIepbsn; eouib SO unb esuib 2ese.
GleraHerta cffirs: eilanb s57 ca
Ga9fen unb Deaebne.

- Das aei6snbtsGnsnib Der Jrau
gatbsrins Msbmann finbst morgsn
Ifriib pom 5rausrbnuis 80. S04 Se4fts
apenue, Supton, aus itatt, pcrauf
um 8 lIbr in Der Ct. gsrnarbs Rir&s
siHs isierIi6s Rsquism 5odmsijs csa
lsbrirt tuirb. Die &rbli6sus, ipel6c
30 SABRE lang IN Gapton se,pobni
bate, erfreuts iib zines Sablrei9sn
5rtunbese uno 9etanntsntr.iIes, bie
i6r 5tnfdeibsn auiri6tis bsoauern.
Die Deritcr6ene binterlGbt ben gats
isM unIsrH sea9!eten Wlit6iirgsr
George Wsbmann, siusn Sobn George
uno flint S6hter, 5rau aatberins
8reitenitein. 5rau Tlarp SiridIanb,
gillian. Rsttie unb Wlarsarst Ulebs
mann. eesters pirit als asbrsren IN
Der 0ffentli1eH Sduls. Die 9abre
tu9trdssr iinb Die Shpi.ssri5bne Ri
darO Yrsiienftein, 5aeob Stridlanb,
@eorss Wsbmann II. unb Ben. Seil..
Die aeihe ipirb aHf BEN ct. 20,
isp6s 5riebbof duf glrics Sia, eins
einnaii, CUR stDissH Rubs bsitattst p,r.
ben.
= Der @oritanb Der 81. St. Cos
bannes air9e IN Bellevue bat dui
beute 4benb cine Spe5ial @tmeinbss
psrIammlung dnssorbnst, ipsI9e i'm
erbgsifob Der air@s abstbaIi,n ipsrs
ben ipirb.
= Der poIi5iit Grsb. Dalaer DON
Sellepue bat feline Reiisnation sing.s
rsidt. Dieislbe tritt bsute IN araft.
= 0urd Junl.u aus BEN 56orns
ftsiH mar ssitsrH auf benz 0ats bss
6auies Hc. 243 Ban 9oaIt glpenus.
gelepue. Elm tleiHss Ssusr enijtaubsn.
Der S4uben 1T unbsbeutsnb.
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9eFait
starri ben itibtiidtn Seb6rssn ins
0ciiGt

9ie itdbtijhcn @eb5rben iebeH I'D
eif,em,T Teiisit fir oas laiiieHbe Sdbi
aeaeniiber, bas ii6 na6 Der SfGsuna
oes Eiaats grperten wsoies 8laiI
m,f ehpa 100000 beInifen oiirite
,nb es miiiien baber inrperBiigiid
Sdyriite setban tueroen oiird Gin
ihranlungen, bieien 9iusfan in ben
lidbtiIfen Gtrutnbmeu iuieoer nett 81
naden,
Ter alusiall miro bouptiadlidl oa'
bnrdl perlirindt, baB bic einfiinitc
aus Steuerauellen ipeit biilter ben or.
iuartlnsen jiriidgebliebeH iino. Serr
8lnu bat ieItseiieIIt, bab bel Der 5e.
brnarabretbtiiHa Der Steuereinnab.
men, Der elntbeil Der Gtabi I'D, aiii
100000 petiaer belief, ais bel Der
slusarbeitung bes Budgets nnaeuoIn.
men lporben mar nlb i'm gueuit uiro
oieieIbe trauriee 3bntiafe 81 fonftn.
tiren fem, penn es uieoer sur slt.
reGnuns swiideH Gc,nltp nio StnSt
fonlnl..
6srr Blau bate atitsrH cine aons
feren5 NIT itGbtiiden Geparfements.
Heis in Der @nseIeacnheit, aber es
ir.trben feiue @eihIiiiie irgenbpelfcr
glrt aefcBf. bn peber SidJerbeitsbi.
reffor Selmes nod slrbeitsbireftpr
iSosSif i'm Stonbe pnren. ailBirseber,
ipO nod fernerbin geipnrt iperoen
fonnte.
sluf eas Sta6tratbsfcnuliittee fir
WlitieI unb Meac beidldftigte Iif &c.
itern nit Der 5rnee irnb blfhloB, oeiu
Strbtrafb bic ernenHlIHg eiHeE sfrm.
miftces sii eHtpfehlen, oas ais BEN
seomnIittee fir 9)iitteI unb @ege. BEN
@eiestpnmittee. bem Sinhtaitbitor,
beln gountpoi,biior. oem giirsermei.
tier, bnn giherbeitsOir benz or.
be:tsbire!tor, Dem StnbtiHaenieurI
,mo Dem S.aotaHpaIf beiieben fol-.
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benz 4risasIdiff .Denrtr- ale Dlus
iniHiit srItsr RIuiTt asbieut unb iuor
ipatsr nab BEN llnterietboet perisbi
iporbsn. gr bate ieinsr @rpBmuft.r
anldBIifl ieiuss bieiisen 9efu1es trs
sGhlt. bdb feline erits 6atrt untsr rem
Waiier bas siHsiae Wol IN isintm 2.z
ben aefpsisn lei. no tr prn s.usr uns
iximlihen Turmt erari!fsn ipurb,.
Gr ipplIts in bisIem CONNER nah Be-
enbister 0ienitseit au ieinsn grobds
tern nah gcpinstcn fommen.
Su Der Sffiee BEG arisSensr d
tsrs Bert. Stins ipielts iid asitr
@ormittas eine oiifresenbs Ssens aa.
Sas nsuniGbriae s6dotsrhsn bes
gountnaEipalts Sanlou mar pbr eiris
gen Sa9sn anasblid ppn einem
irutboerbdhtiaen Sunb eebiisn iprrs
ben. Das 9bier gsbSrt einsm Ssrrn
tSso. y. Diel ppn ut. Mithsa. o.
itern icats Der Sfall geeen 2eBtsren
ipeaen Saltens zines biifiesn 6untes
pcrbanbsIt perbsn. Tie gnpGl,e
Diels itsllisn iebpd ben glntrag. tab
Der faIl. ba apiThen benz 'fri bens.
rihter uno hem Gountpeanna /
frsunoidattlibs gesisbunseH pbip1Is
ten. DOR einem anbersu Ri6tsr DIT,
banoelt irsrbsn. Serr 5anlon fuurb.
pISblih, dIs bic lnipGlte arsumen i;s
ten, BON sinsm Dsinframpf befaIlsn.
.Wein armss. drmes aiub" iamms /.
sr in ihmerasrfiilltem 1on, Gin 4rl.,
lpelter an,psieno nor. bra6te itu
RAID mad sin.m dnbsr.n 3lmmer.
Strr DiebI srtidrt, bah Or. u. 2.
Gantelpn ron Cincinnati, pel6,m .r
ben bunb iibsretben babe, nah e.n,r
untsriuGgua Der Msinunq mar. bab
bas Sbier niht BON Der Wutbsrauts
belt beiaaen iei. Der @i6tsr mics ten
9tntrag, ben Tall mad, eirem anb,rsH
nrisbensaeridht 81 psrlecen ab. 6 ne
spniersns apiiden ben glNpaltsn re-
Iultirte itIieblib bdrin. cak S.rr
TiebI I'D, bersit srtldrte, bag Sfir
Surh G6lrrpform tOSteu gu lafsn,
nprauf bus Gebirn unterIudt perb.n
ioG. Die glnflaae ipurbe hisrauf abs
s,ipieisH.
- Trau pbilomsna 3urbors Don
90. 1016 9antlid Strabs. be Cat
tin bss Wirthes Sep. 9urbcra III sss
fern na6 lGnssrem aeibsn aeitcrfsn.
- Gin Snafsusr auf benz 6aufs
yio. AZ Oft gnrb Strabs, folpis Elm
;fsuer auf bsm 0d&e bes SauIes No.
5S Sft IL. Strube tpurbs binn.n
turser 3eit aelOIdt. Ger S6obsn IN
bsipen 'sdlsn III sering.
Trau Carrie u. pflueaer, be
Nlutter bes Gsdt5anipalts gbp. 90.
pflueasr, 1T ssitsrn i'm getbssbl
6ofpital In Cincinnati I'm Utter bon
55 .Sabren asftorben. Die @srbll8:Hs
mar Elm Mitalieb Der oeutiheu (sfm'
nanuen Meibpbiitsns sGsm.inbs unS
,es Crbsns .gaitsrN Stcr".
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Sorts bsitanb. Ginsr Der 9eamssn b<s
Departments trfldrfs ndh Durdiid)t
bes geriats: .llnisr HaumuolbdH.
bel nit Der Wnnbfhursi III siufat
Dernihtet pOrbsn.@
Gus zoiio unb pssing bat bas Dt,
par.smeni trfnhreu. bab 5apan bic
Alntfifs Regisruns spinsf, be giks
bfrl1Huns BON 10000 iapanii4fu
eanbausbsuiern 81 lsgdliiirsn. Der
JapanerH IN ss burH 9srtrGss ssItai.
ist. bsibt Is in btm gsriht, ii9 aus.
i9i.bIi6 IN ,gsrtross 5Gfsn- an
Sufitbeln. bic duH 4meritansrn nnr
dnberen 4uslGnbern sugGnglid5 finp.
Rad bsm ruififh japonii4en arisse
unb nadb,m Sapan iit aoreas BE-
mddtisi bate, besann sSdpdn nit Der
lltttrihpsmmuns bsrMaHbfhursi mic
aortas bur9 feline lIntertbanstl. Der
6aupt5psd ipnr RoIpHiIation.
Die Siibs unb Siibpjt WldnD.
f4arsi,4 fdbrt Der @sDGbrsmnnn bss
Sntsrraiional Qeips Serpics fort,
limb BON 5upinern iibtrlaufen ippr.
ben, bic bort ieiH selebliHss R,dt
tattsn. aber Japan min nun Gtina
Sipinsen bisfe aoicniiisn ois ssfst.
li6s gfpobHsr nnSusrttnnsu. gaf
bisIe Deiis D.rf4Iiebt Japon bic Of
fsnt 2biir."
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f6perer S9lds btrisbt iDurbe unp
bab Sapans itIisbIide 3itk. iih IN
Der ManbIdurti fsitsufsbsu, ans aidt
uttrsteu fiub
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" { m 30 rt.

Die 0clppprt Office fir bas Gin
einunter 8SIisblatt" bsfiHbei iih in
go. 339 gprf Sfraile, segeniiber oem
Gunrtbouic, iuOieIbit Hs:igfeiten, SIN
seigen u. {. III. biz 10 lIbr 40 Wlinn'
ten slbeuSs eutseseugenpmmen uer'
ben.
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| tern ibre reeelnlGBige Sislng ub, IN
DeIdpr Die 8onbs Der GoIi5iiten
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miro, oob Die slrtos, ipelhe Dor Der
@araee an Der Sobns Strabe, iiloli6
Der 3etnten Strabe itebea, entiernt
werSen iollen. slrsgnben I'M 8etrage
non $315.17 lpurhen belpiLligt. Ter
Manor puroe bepoan1ahtigt, init Der
9iat. @ater Dlain Cleaning 60. bon
gtetp Dorf einen 9Untraft bebufs Rei'
nigung Der itd6tiid)en @aiierrcbren
absui6Iieben. Die Soften iollen lue.
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be in eriuaglins ge5ogen. Gciien
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@rominntor ioa fiiuf5ig 5ragen an
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gen, peld,e einett 9ro5elttas BON 60
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criicr aiaiie erbalten.
- $eirntbsihcine. Stepen q. Sri.
&c BON 9leipport unb Slipe 80. Gaulf
oon @aleitine, .. eoparo Saaers,
81, umb @teliiia 6. Gnglnito, 90, bel. !
be BON Sn6epenbence, Sly.
- @eiistiteI 8erdnberungen: =
lllpbonio 9febIina an 9cuis G. Stras.
burger, Got an Der Goroieite Der 30.
reit strabe, % Bel so Sub 81.
- stoam aurtp, 90, BON slbanls
60, O., iinb slgnes 8oB, 90, DON
6igblnnb Co.. g., tpltr6eu geitern
,ier setraiit.
Scrr 8. 6. Bolts, grdiibent
,es Stubs Der @ei1dftslelte, bot ge.
tern Die Serren Sobn sfloeder, gS.
3. elders nro Ben 9otpman su Ell.
lem &omHlittee ernannt, peIdes 81.
aiHmen nit ben Staot @omnriiia.
en- Die n6tbigen arrangements fir
'en o@einiglngstaa" trefien ioIen-
SSn ocn bieiigen Giien. nn6
5idb[luerfen plirbeit eeitern ietg
Serfitdtten in getrie6 geiest. 3lrei
ueitere @erfitGtteu iperben beiite ge.
ffilet. 9rei sl6tbeiluneen elrbeiter,
lie ndt Sturcen arbeiten, iiuo in
en- ggerfitatteH beidaftist. Ga iestI,
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ilailitterbrcfen Tag irlb glod,t gear
beitet pirb, fam 0ies nls Elm eriIlii.
tbiaeithes SUMPTION bet Giici. uni
Siablinbuitrie gcItcn. "a aud) In
ben nnberen iieben siollilie Drills, Die
mic Die biciige sfotling Dliu 5u elmer
unabbdngigcn llnion gcb6ren, Die gr.
heit tpieber aifaenomrnen ulroe. 10
finben eoburh eegcumartig 10000
Giien. niio Stablarbeiter cine lobnen'
DC 9ciddftigilng.
= Sm Gircuitgeriht pnrae geitern
bon slnna Gucep aeeen sInna Sbielos
cine Slage auf 3nhIirns BON $1,000
eimcreis1t. 9ie aldgerin beunipruft
oieie Siunme fir Eicnite, pelhe lie
nnec0Iidj Der Sdipicacrinirtter Der
8crflaeten geleiitet baben ioll. -
SeIen oepl min pon anrl s. Scpl &c.
idlieoen icin. Sic beiduleigt ibn Der
Srallianifeit.
- 9as 3peiirodige safaperflpobn'
baus BON slugiiit Siloebrano oil Der
Sicb,ebntcn StraBe iinb 8arf aue.
in Clifton DlIroe geiiern RatmitIag
ourd einen 9rnnb arg beid1oigt.
2as SSeuer erltitnno oura 5itnfert Die
aui oas 9af fielen. Ter anseriHtete
Staben beIduit iid aui 5000.
- 9nrh Sunfeu, rueIhe aus benz
Sdoruitein famen, gerietb bas lad
Dcs SSniies go. 81 Neit 3ebnte Stra.
be in @rano. Ger anseridteten Sd,a.
ben iii ieoodl g9ins.
5rau sIlbina 8iIbelmp pon gso.
SIC Sarntoaa Strabe, @itt1pe Don
Gbparb @ilbeImp, lit geitern I'M al'
Ter pon 69 sSabren geifcrben.
lie Goroners llnterilduna in
getreii bcs 5obes oes eiieubabn.3e.
tettips Sobnion ereab, baB oeiien 2oo
ourG eineit Sieoolperidpib in oos &c.
birn perliriadt ipiirSe. ells Sobniou
in i9iuer pcrlpunbeiem 8iitanbe se.
fuiocn puroe, lag neben ibnl ein Ne.
uolpcr. Gic SberiiisgebiIfen Oranler
llno sSnlieIo, ipelfe NIT Der sIuitla.
ring. bes Sales beidliitiet iirtb, gldii,
ben, Dab Sobnion bel Der g,erioIsuus
Don 2iebrn bic er i'm gabnboi iiber.
raittc, slifdllieer @eiie 5u 8ooen &c.
fallen iei. lie Sdaiiiipofie, tpelde er
in Der Snno bieIt, entlub ii6 linS Der.
Iriadlte ieineu Goo. gla6 elmer anoe.
rem 8eriion lpllrbe er bon einem Der
Tiebe eridoiien. Coroner
Or. Giebp bat an ben @ounerneur Gin
Seiid) geriftet, pouaf cine gelob.
1iing fir bic aeititabme Der SfyuIoi.
IeH ODER iiir ioIfe, welhe sur sluf.
ildrlng oes npiierioien Sales BEL.
rageL aiisseiest iuer0en ioa.
- 9ie aftipen ilngen 3urner ba.
zen inter oem Ranlen .Sunge @dn.
Ter alub" einer 8ereiu gegriinoet
mo folsenbc gcanlie erpabIt: gr1ii.
lent GAparb 3iegIer; 9i5epraiibeHt,
ibns. Sbain; SefretGr, 2aiprence
Slaier; .S6eemeiiter goporb Ieper;
ereB aomlHittec. See aeSIar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-30
sarbiaes slanbaeiinbel.

Gin.n frsaen ileberfaa periibten
asitsrngladlmiitua 5ipei farbiss Strols
d,s auf bus ausiiattunssseThift BON
ylatbaH MlcGbans go. 642 Wefi
Court StraBe. Die Burfdm tameR
In bds Gsi9dft, uu anseblih 5emben
au faufsn. 2lIs iis isbOh benersten,
bdb I'm 2absn Hur bic 12 Sabre alts
1ohttr bss Refitsrs slssssn mar,
bsnuttsH iis Die gslsgtHbeit. sic
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7auienbe pferbe
Bon ber itaIienifaen Rts
stirring tn CAT ct
aouis, Wo, 1use.
.,f&

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Gaft ct. aouis, Wo., 20.
Rdrs. Gs ipurbs hsate bisr beianni.
bab bic itaIitniits 9ltsisruns NIT bis.
fisen 5dnbIerH sinsn ROntrati fiir hi.
akfruns BON 1900 pfsrben obse-
i&lOifsn bass. Gin fr;ib,rsr Rontratt
fir 5000 pfsrSs 1T 5sreits aussfiibrt
unD mshrere tauisub pfsrbs iinb iaon
auf GrunS bes neu.n Goniraiis abss.
i9idi fpprben. Sm Gan5sH fpurssn
Bis isbi $4,000 pfsrDs aus Der bisii.
gen Gepsno Had ben irissfiibrsnDsn
2dnberH GurOpas ssIaidt.
8anifaffirsr nisSersss
i4offtn.
Dstroit Mi4., 90. MGr5. So
fepb R. Sasiopsii, aaifisr elmer
Brand Der 1eberal Siaie gani, tpurbs
bsate ga&mittog bel einem angsbliGsn
0trfu4, bic 9unf su beraubsn. In ben
llnt.rlsib seT4oiTsn unb iSbtlih Der.
punbst. Gin gtuslGnber, glamms
@torss Sumont, fam in bic gani,
prdleiltirts elm BON einer g6itagotr
9ant ausseiieIliss 9spoiitmbnt unp
perlanste, bab ibm Der barin frsbitirs
IL Gsirag ausbs5ablt psrbs. Qasioipssi
psrDsigsrte bies, ss fam ju sinsm
Iortlps@feI, ipdbrsnb bsiisn bsrBanls
benmie iibsr ben aaiIentifh fprans
unb 9umont einen Shlns ouf btn
aopf ptrfsBie. Der 2sbisrs 3og baraui
itiilfn RepplDer unb idbob ansiplpsti
zine aussl in ben asib. geibe purbta
oHr4 bic f@nea berbsisssilts poIi5ei
nl4 sinsm 9oipitaI gtbradt. ipabreup
,iu anberer 9usldnO.r. Der iib In @ss
IslT9aii 9umonts btfdnb, bic GsIt.
sssbsii kuutts. fi& aus BEN Siaubs
~ inaftH.