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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
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Neue otbefen.


GntiI aottluinfcI on glnnpooo Blaet
8. m6 9. 60; $3.50.
Senrp Sd)id on Oieielbe Co.; $60G
Grsie 81. SwnIcp al 9eopIe's y
itnb &. y. 60; 1915.
ssiabege 6. Sbrebe oil 6. S. SracDi
So, 600.
Siapch 6. GeIt on guaiiton g. u
&. 60; $4,000.
gSillarb &. Courts on SIT. 2ootoul
g. iuic &. 60; 81 800.
@iarp ssilber ali eagle 9. nlto =
a.; 81 800.
Sean 6. giirte aa OieieIbe alii.;
$1,000.
eIiBabcth 6. Sbeer an @ariieIo
$50. 1 g. mio .. Co.; $4,000.
SSobn g9 Grapion an SuIia Sort
uer; $232.
@eorgc Sbucioer on Golerain 9.
uno g. &c.; $1,000.
Sscbn ,Scige at 81. @ar6 9. unO
6. 90; $4,000. ;
SSrbn 9irr an Central Sairntount
g. iuic g. Co.; $4,000.
Diorp Soerridpneper oil bieieLbc
Co.; $4,000.
gteIion 8. Sutcalt an @orfing'
mcfl's German %. urlo @. Co.;
81, 800.
gsiIfa,n g. 9ebou on SaiIia Is.
2eIt: $1,000.
@etilgte Sp pot tbefen.
Gillian ". Wtatbias oil Gilidwith-
oranal 9. q. Co.; $1,000.
6nelinc q. 2atbrop an aidrun Q.
unb 8. Co.; So, 500.
gIlireb M- Goben an sSanles O.
Cooper; $3.50.
CHARLES 2eppert san llniip g. iinS
e. 60; $1,000.
gli3abetb StoeIsIe OH @ooernment
9. ,nS 2. 60; $500.
Waarsaret @is on @eit Gnb 9.
unt Z. Co.; 81 400.
Ollie Sones an @!enoaIe 9. 81;
$3.50.
@4arens 9teihbolpsfp on 5ranf g.
Benton; $4,000.
SseSiie 81. gritnep an'SitIe o. ,nlo
Z. Gr.:: $4,000.
So,orris S,apes an Sosn @. Sen.
fins. S400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

nricge. @ewiiie Sorten Sal5iiiti
ipcrocn 81, 81. $50 per Tiinb per-
fauii; Der friiberc 4Sreic bctrug Sc
1.S0 (36 Gciits); geral.terte 6iidN
soiten iingeidbr 5r. $50 60 Sents)
gegen sSr. / go Cents.
Oas 1rDt lit i6leht nnb tbeusr, 8
Gents bag pfunb. Gs entbGlt ,tpsntg
Sal;. 9prtsngebad TIT nm 700 pros
gent geitiegsn unb um bic 6dlfte tleis
nsr gsiporben, ipas elmer Nreisiteises
runa bon 200 projert slsibtommt,
Sri6te iinb i'm preiis r,ur tpenig In
bic 9S1e sssanaen. adie ioitst unss,
iGbr Das Doppelts, ebenfo Ssiie.
aleibsr, 9einens unb gaummolIs
ipaarsn iino I'm 80 6is 80 prosent I'm
Yrsiis gsiiiesen; ebenio S1ube. Wlan
1T beute niat msbr i'm Sianbs, bic
Gdubioblen nit S9uBndselt 5u bes
idlds.n, ba hi gang 6rantysi4 folGs
gGssl niht msbr duf3utrsiben iiHp.
Die seiammten 8orriibe unb aQss.
mas fabriSirt Diro, iineet ieinen gtS
in bic grnes, no bas 8sidlagen Der
Sdube cine sroBe griparntb on GuBs
bstIsibune biloet.
M66el Der biIlissren GorttH fino
inf prsiie umsebeusr setiissen, Glds-
tpdaren. bic sum droben Jbeil, fpie es
fdsiM, aug llngarn tdmeu, iino iibsr'
baupi fnum srbdltIi9.
Wan bate annsbmsn foIIen, BOB
bi. Sausntietbsn serinser eeporbsa
ndren. Dies III jsboh i'm ausemttner
ni9t Der Jaa. 0a in ben frans0iii4sr
StGbtsn bi. lanseH WistbstontrdtIs
iibIid fnb, III cine rafde Reoutiion
i6on aus bieIem grunbe ni4t gu er,
ipartsn. 3uoem iiitb bic 9ausbeiiser
sesenpGrtis Der unbesabIten WietbE
ipsaen, bic pielfdh grobe Sumtrlen
ausmaden, isbr iibler aaune unb Hidt
sepillt, gu ben in ausiit)t itshenbsn
8erluiten au6 nod Rsbnttionen 81
MAIDEN. W2dn>nimmt an, bab ne orei
@isrtel ber .RiidiiGnbe als perloren bes
tradien t6nnen. ipenn es ibnen nift
selingt, bic Resierung 5u perdnIdHsn.
lie nab BEN arieg. gu enti6dbigen.
Sn 9aris III bic Wiet9s iiberbaup!
p.rbdIiuiBmdbis niebris. i'm 9erhdlt'
nib piel niebriser, dls bic Qebensmfss
lei unb gsbarfsartiiel, pel9 lebters
piel tbsurer iinb, aIs .. 3. in Netp
gort. Sie itdbtiiden geb0rben gebea
nit bem Gebanten um. ben Yreis be-
aeu6tsaies unb eIettrii4en 1eIea4s
tiirg 5u erbobsn.
getreffs Der aoblen bsrritt sim
alsemeine llnsepibbeit; niemauo
jdeint pprausidssn gu t0nnen. ipis ss
I'm iommenben Winier barum beiieat
lein pirb. Die itdbtiiden Steuern
perben aud balb in bic S6be ses
i6raubt tp.rben unb ba sisbt es isine
Stunbuns; bisSpabluns mub prompt
erfolsen.
Die giirsermeiftsr Der groben Stdss
is Iinb beauitrasi, bic aebensmittsls
bsiisueruna su itubiren unS Wori4ldgs
3ur abbilfe su MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

Snternationale ge
fslIf9uft. @.ridieb.ns intereiian,
ie Retienb. bate Der ipanifde Dams
pier .,9ueHos 2lDres" an 8orb, Der
nit 80 adjiiiens unb $40 3piiGsn.
SsdspaHasisrsn BON Gabi, unb Bar,
eelona il Weip Dori sintraf uiib be.
ridtste, bab na4 stpsitdsiser Gabrt
plopIid Elm Sfterrsififhss lnteries,
boot neben ibm aufsstaudt unb bann
iofort ipisbsr psri9ipunbsn iei, nads
BEN es iid BON Der RationaliiGt bes
,guenos 9lrss@ iibsrs.ust bate. gln
goro bes Gdmpfsrs bsfanbtn ii4
II. u. II Wltroien Der fpaniIden Wa.
rins, bic Elm ioeben in Auinep. Maif,
fir Spanien feriigseiielIies llnitriess
boot abbolsn ipollen; fsrnsr Der ames
riianer Glenn SHoosrab, Der su bsr
gsiabung bss am 21. Wsai BON eirem
illnitriee6oot perieniten noripegiiden
Dampfers .piomo" seb0rts. Gnob'
srab berihieis. bab isin S1iff. tpsls
DIES nit elmer 2abuns Robkn uuf ber
Gnbri na6 @snua mar. pl0BliA bon
einsm llnisrissbcut onsebalien incrben
mare, tporauf Der Aapitan Dcn benz
llnterfsebopts RommdnbnRten bss
'auftr1gt porben isi. isin gaiff fofort
81 perlai7sn. Rad 21ftiinbistm Rn'
bern bdtte bic aus IL Sfopfsn beiteben'
be Mannfdaft ihlisbiid ganb trrsitt.
Soadr elm fsrbifder Sauptmdnn, Was
mems 2lmsrir piaisia. bsr In elmer
Gps3ialmiiTion bierbsr s.tommtn III.
tauhte unter ben spaifagieren bts
.g)iomo1 auf unb ertlGris srobipurig.
bab er jih nd9 tiir5em aiiftntbdli In
gmerifa 5u Der ,reorsaniiirten4 Isrbts
i6en Mrmse nn1 Galoniii 5urild5ubss
gsben gebenis. Gin iptitsrsr Htunns
tSmnIing ans benz 9aitan mar 1sr.
narbo Brunitsih, Der BON @sburt Nus
mGne 1T, dber trob iTsiner issigen engs
liinen GtadtSnneeb5risfeit BON ben
britiiden 9tb6rben nod 2lusbru9 6ts
arieaes aufgdorbsrt iporbsn mar,
gngldnb an psrIaien, ba ieine Uron
tine Beslinerin III. Dds dusssipieftne
prar fpan6te fi9 baraufbin 5usrh mad
8utds<f unb BON bort nd9 Gpanissr
lisb tuiu iim istt In Nmpjls m
n1nou II 6t61Hofkx e1ifuheu<
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

gmma sofse an Ssobn Sofee, oas.
iclbc gigeittblrm (Steiier 81; 81.
Marcus WfcibboDsfb an Wiary
granc, 20 Bel 1876 Sub oil Der, Sit.
ieite BON Hlmrea slpeuie alif Grice
@ia (Steuer $4.50); 81.
Mnrgaret @it all Sean G. gurfc,
40 tel ia Sub an Der noroliden
Seitc BON 9iberip Strabe mtf 9rice
,9ia (Stelier $4); 81.
Snlia Soritber an Srbn %. @rap.
lion, 2ot Ga III Diartta &. Siintpb.
rep's Subbiphion in Springiielo
Sopnibip (Steucr SOC; $245.
8tliam 5. Seioefer on sln0p !Su.
Der, GOT 3 in @illiam @eibeder's
Suboipiiion in Seftion IL III Syca.
'niprc Sripnibip; 1925.
Die Srpbeilm Slaater Company
an Charles u. Gotten, 8 Sabre Ead,t
pom 1. Sui 1916 all, alii 9aoenraun
5etanllt ols 94J Dit afcaiilIm Ctr;
monatlid)e 9ietbe $50.
ssoiepb g. Gnrp an ebrpdro 6.
gIprp. 81 bel 135 SUB all Der @cli-
ieite pon &'abait slpe. allf @alnlt
s,ius (Steuer $5); 81.
Sopbie StoIler an gjeiiie einer, 19
tci 94 Sub OIL Der Siioieitc pon
sectts Strafe. 247 .6uB lpeitli9 BON
2inn StrdBe (Steuer 50c); 81
Sena Dapinie.ter an 9illie @olf
so bei 1io Sui oil Der ipeitlihsn
Seiic Dor @eitern glpefri,e, ipelfeS
Gle 2ots 1S unS 19 in MeIbourlle
Subhioiiion iin0 (Steier So; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
1R &nhifeI

als Seinri6 Rombers in bas 3im.
,ner trat, Bot ii6 ibm elm srauenpoller
Mnblid bar.
Grieberi.e Sterlins lag r09.lnh
am 8ooen, iiber ibren &Drpsr gsn.ist
eiu blDbiinniees, ausDrudsIofes 2ds
4eln auf ben aippen, itanb Dss Gras
Ten aammerbiener unb fliiiterte: .Nun
LEG itiI, lieg' It'll = unb ifapsig'!"
Seinri6 iob iid idauoernb um in
Dem Semu9, beiien 4tmoipbGre Elm
itarter Weinbunit fat unertrGgIit
ina4te; leere Jlaiten bsosdter ben
8coen, balbgefiiIIts unb nod geIhloIs
iens ben Slid iibsr beTsn Ssde iid
StrDme pergofener 5liiHigtsiten mad
allen Seitsn bin psrtbsilten unb langs
lam 5ur grbe tropften.
r9ottfrieb", iagts Der alte Stubsnt
Na6 LANCER pauie, .tennt s5br mi6;"
Der @ngerebste idisn ibn ni6t gu
trtenneH. ~Sest iapsist lie - iie
ihpeigt - mein 9err pirb iebr =
iebr srfriepen isiH!" itammslte sr.
Der 9raf CAB Gu6 ben 2uftrao,
bieies Wetb bier bstrunten su mas
dfn9" fragte 9sinri6 10 selaiIen, lpie
feins beftise innere Grrsguns ss 5u.
Iieb.
1lrunten unb - toot", srinite ber
Hammeroiener. nRun lieg' - i6
gshe binaus unb - Oerihlisbs bic
Sbiir = 10 ITS Riemanb aetpeIsu.
1erftebt Sbr9"
s9ebt bas gGetb auf!" gebot Ssins
rid nit sornbebenbsr Stinlme; ,fpean
id aud ibre 3eugeni6aft jest enrb.bs
rem lam, 70 iolI iie bod rm6t bier auf
70 f6dnbli9e Weife um's Geben tome
men. iyabt an, granbitifter! Sinh
'gurs 5dnoe plOBli6 ma6tlos aelpors
benz Guer Spiel 1T aug - Guer mars
tet bas 3u6tbous, arauer Ginber!"
Der fur9tbore Grnft bieier Worte
aab bem @lenben einen tleinen She'll
isiner geiinnuns 8uriid; er bssann
lant au iftludBen. sd that nllr,
mas Der Gruf Don mir Derlanqte",
fammerte er, der @eripalter mar toDt
= bic 9D4ter pertpaiit = er liebte
Usnraaret9e Rombsrs, unb -
rMH4euIi4er 6alunfs, Selfersbels
tfr Oeines 6trrH Du -suirit mir hisfsJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
@rnnSsisenttnms liebertraanna.n.
Gineinnoti. Is. SaiIi 1916.

Cincinnati 10. Suli 1916.
Clara @edmam at g. $. fSeGbei.
mer. 8 Scbregadt, rom I. Sail 1916
an auf Sot 7 III Sames o. Goopcr's
ISubbipiiicn all @on glnt,perp Elace,
lin glpcnbaIe. @}onatIi1e Wfietbe
$67. 90.
9tndGab bon @iIIiam mcGammon
oil gafer & 9onte, 5 Sabre GadJt,
BON I. SuIi 1916 on aiif 2aSenrmnl
befannt ais 326 Sit @iertc SiraBe.
DtonatIife Whetbc $6j.
gbriit. g3eSp1aI AT Waiic grisbp,
llebertragiins elmer pnd,t be3iielid
% bel 80 Sub an Der norbli6en Seite
bon Setiter Strobe; 81.
Sbe geortb GoQege Sin Nealtp 60.
Gil Barbara Steinbet. 9cts 124, 1875
unb 126 III Der Suboipiiion Der G5io
aanb mo SnrproOeHlent 60. (Steucr
81; 81.
Gieielbe Company an Senrn s.
Madle. 2ot 1874 in OerieBeit Subbiui.
lion (Steuer SOC; 81.
0iefelbe GonlpmlD an SenrD g..
Goeiter. 2ots 1897, 1893 uiib I19o
III berieIben SuboiOiiion (Steuer 81;
800.
George Grpin m Sreie MurrcI
Sunlep, 2ot 8 in Y. 6. SMllipan'5
Slboition 3u GresceutpiIle (Steiier
81; $500.
Sulia @ofrom alt 2uIu gbriits,
Got IA in s. Q8. SibIep's Sub6ipi.
iion in Geer Qnrf (Stelier SOC; 81.
Sarah ". Seaton an @iIlnr0 6.
inb Iertie 81. Courts, 2ots 120 uub
1at in Grt 3. Sepett's Suboipiiion
in &eo @anf CSteuer So; 81.
Gliia StreItIe an grrlil nnb gbit9
aattrpinfcI. Got 11S in geninnlin s..
Gor's SubOipiiion IN glmipooS
(Steuer 81; 81.
gnunn &. WlueIer ar Mcrp
SoernidJemeper, 9ot 8 lnlb Sbeil pon
Got 8 IN Senrp anorr's Sa,bbiniiion
IN NeIt Sairmcimt (Stcuer S1); 81.
Yalentine &iIiams nn eSobn @il.
Iiant5 II. o., 20 bel 95 SUB OIL Der
peit!iden Seite bon Clifton slpe.; 81.
&ilium Z. Merria an Mlartha 5.
@aIs. 2ota 12, 13 uno IA in Shott
& &ooO's slbbipiiiom in Sarriion
(Steuer SOC; 81.
Senrp Sueting an gli5abetb g..
Cheer. 32 tei 100 Sub an Der iiio.
oltliden Gde BON Calumet iitb Gage
strabe (Steuer $500; 81.
Serrp Guetine II. gl. an Gli5abet1
6. S1eer. basieIbe giae1ittunn(S (Sieuer
50r); 81.
CLARA @eeier an Glisabetb 6.
Sfecr, 6asielbe Gieelrtbaun (Steuer
Soc: 81.
Tbe EopIor 9leaI Gitnte Go. on
Sobn' Sofge, 80 BEL 100 SUB on Der
Gillette BON State Gpenuc, 400 Jub
iSrbliH BON 2ebmaun Gfono (gteuer
fxlssaa $50. j
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
jim Banne Ger
Sc(6flutt.
(Jort{ebung.)
BON s. G.ors.

.Uasg" rief eiue miberIi4 raube
peiblite Stimme basesen; .Siinoens
rsgiiter nennt Sbr mihe Was ieic
Sbr bsnn9 0e9 Gin altes Sdulbbu4;
bleibt mir init G,iren ifrnubiseN Sin'
germ bonn 8stbe = bic Jlaide fer =
unb bas 9eIb a,ld, meldes Sbr mir
psrfproden. bas idOne. blante Selb,
NIT benz sSbr mid idon einmal berum>
eetriesi bdbt! Diesmal min ids feiter
bdIten; mein Mann 1T toot, 9ptt lei
Dant;, iponen brauf anltoben!"
Gottfrieb Ia9te peinielis. ~Wlsis
ntapesen! Wenn's mir mad sinse,
ihlise i9 Sud au9 tobt."
Der @raf 1T seIdeipter - er lGbt
mir bier bas Bette auftii4en. proiit!"
Gin unmdbises 2adeH beeleitete bic
Mprtt, - bas @las parp lei BEN
berbtn Stob aeri4laseH.
Seinrih bDrte bic S4erben flirrenb
auf bic grbe fallen.
r9*ge!" flu9te Der aanlmerbierer,
Dot Iruntenbeit beinabe beulenb.
.9k Glaf9e ber - beito beher
ge6Ts bfrruHter.
.Nein!"
sSa!" i9rie bas tole Weib, i'd
.fins' ionit elm 2ieo. mas Sbr ri4t boz
rem m0st." limb nit treifaenber
Gtimme beeann ie: .@s mar ,inmal
Elm Diener, Der itabl eines 9rafen
EDGterlein! &ennit Du's. alter Sraus
ippfg"
.5ege, iest breb' i'd Dir ben gals
UNI Iaute 9ottfrieb.
Oas Meib bred iuieber in Gin ipife
bes Gsldhter aus unb rief: r9dit 8u
nitt aud bas SGus4en oon &pnls
berss dnseitett9"
Sd niht = i'd nidt?" erpiebsrte
@ottfrieb in betbeuernbem Son. Ser
@raf lit elm 5einer, Der perftebt's;
idlau ipie elm Juds Idbt er imms7 eis
ren Inbern bic 9aitanien aus BEN
syeller bolen = mid tpiirbigt er oore
nebmIib bieies 2lmtes; i'd ipeib IIles
- nor mir bat er tein Sebeimnib."
v9or mir aud nidt", lante bic
.Jrau; rtpibt Sbr nod, ipie i'd bas
fleine Wiirm6en forti6leppte2 IS
mar persipsiTslt talt = i6 bahts, es
tpiirbe unteripess erfrieren. Sbr babt
mid bamals nidt lang. 81 Bitten
brau9sn, be2 Wk piel gum audud
mars bod sleid, mas i'd bafir be-
iam?"
.Dreitauienb 5haler."
LIMB mas babt Sbr fir bic Branos
itiftung betommsn9 Wein Waann bat
gud in Der Ra4t I'm oas Suus
i4leihen iebsn2"
rGar nihts!"
sic brad in Elm i4alIenbss GeIads
ter aug, bas Gotifrieb sur b06iIsn
Wutb su reisen fchien.
6einrih pernabm. ipie Elm 9las
seripIitterte, Elm auffdr.i FpIete. -
fbtpere Shritte, bas 9spoIttr zines
&fes liebeH iid bDren = jest ein
Stob = Elm i6perer, oumpfsr JaI-
9einrih tonute iid ni6t Idnger Be-
ipiuseH, er rib bic sbir auf.
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H--~-------~~-
Die 9ebensmitteltbeu in
syranfrcid.

Selbit Jrantrei6 ,beNen neberiesrers
tebr unge6inbsrt unb beHen aebtnsmits
teIeinfiIbr ui9is I'M Weee itebt, leibst
unter Wtangel an gtdbriingsmitieiI,
Der cine briidenbe @ertbeueruns 3ur
5olge bate. 9auRube BON 5amilien
in paris limb sestplinssn. ii1 auf bas
Rotbrpenbigite gu beidrdnieu uno ba.
BON iino felbit bic ioeenannten beifer
iituirten biirserliden &lafen ni9t
aussenommsn. Iyriiber lals Gtuser
betannie gantisrs, bic iin ben gepo5ns
ten Gurus nidt mebr seitattsn iOnntn,
lnnfcn nit arsgcfrniItet a9anifettcn
lumber unb ielbit bi. SpissnporbGnge
in ben Bureaus Der Stoatsminiittr
perraiben Spuren bes 3erfaIs. Der
CONCIERGE" b1t iib Idngit ieines
ionntdsllden Seriberfragens ent.
lp5bnt imb bic Samen o,ii bein 9ou.
leoaro geben aif idieigetretenep sIb.
iasen.
Cine genane Statiftit Der 2ebenss
mittelprsiie fsblt; bic Serrsn @slsbr.en
tperben iid erit einise Sabre naa benz
aries bamit bef4dftisen, gu elmer 5sii,
ba lie Rinnanben nisbr intereHirsn. Ta
bic Jfeifdpreiie iebD9 fteis als Elm.
CUTE Boiis fiir bic 2ebensmittelpreiis
i'm allgemetnen dbseben, BAT man ieiis
9eiteat, bab iie felt glusbruh bes ariss
ges i'm sttpa 60 prosent sugeiommen
baben, iuODon'30 g,ro3ent duf bds erite
Rriessiubr entfallen. StnbsrIoins
Gteaf foitet ieBt A sSranfen $50 Gts. J
per pfunb (bas fraB5iifk pfunb
nber tolbe aiIo iitct1pos fdxrerer oIs
ods anlerrtntiffe). sSt friebens5eiier
mar bieicr Shnitt ftie iiber 21 iyr.
paerA6 0Snts ,ainrua0 0sgrn1eu.,A ,A6mpk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

nWenn i6 nur fpiibte, ipelde bon
ben feGs S6dtern meines Saus6errn
i'd beiratben fol1!@
nOas 1T bod einerlei! Dis anberen
fint bstommen Gh ionisio auf ben
San.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

y man susasns u rlisl.n eas .ananuasr seIIssIa..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

Ger wreis bee GaIses bat iih per.
boppeIt; ebenfo Der nIler @epiirje.
Hartoffeln fcftet 5 Gents per piuno
sesen 21a Gents IN normnleu 3eitcn.
jiibenr iino fie bon f6ledter Gualitdt.
alnbere @enriiie finb nidr niebr ais
90 pro5ert eeitiegen iinb be GunIiidt
1T gut. glide iteben pieIIeid,t 80 Gro.
ant -, 11rdia 1he "a nm AnHl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
KEPT DAUGHTER HOME
Father Sick and Wife Had TO Find
Work.

T;uant officer Ireland reported TO
the city court Thursday morning
that for the past year he had exper-
fenced trouble in getting John Szbo-
doda 20 send his daughter TO school.
Szb5doda declared that following his
illness he thought il necessary to
keep mis- child at home so that his
wife could 20 10 work. He also said
that his daughter had been sick
upon many occasions during the
past years. The court took the case
under Amusement and commanded
Szbododa 20 comply with the truancy
law
Mr. Ireland was asked to investi-
gate the illness of the girl and to
secure from the family doctor n
statement as 10 her health during
the past months and report on Nov.
20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
{. ]. DIVER PRESIDENT
First Election of Officers Held by
Kiwanis Club.

e. ]. Diver. manager of the Wool
worth and 10 cent store. was
elected the first president OF the
Kiwanis club of South Bend, at
the regular weekly luncheon at the
Y. NJ. c. A. at noon today. Lloyd
Z. Greenan was named vice pres
ident: +. L. Sims, secretary, and L.
c. Landon, treasurer, Of the newly
formed organization.
The directors named are: For
three years. Mr.. Diver, NJ. Landon
and Mr.. Sims; for two years, r. A.
Bennett, Mr. Greenan and II. f.
Ries; one year. l.. NJ. Hammer
schmidt. Mayor +. w. Keller and
Dr.. W. H. Hrlman Mr.. Diver. as
president Of the organization. sue
ceeds Mr. Ries, who was elected
temporarily TO the position. ]. F.
Donahue and Or. w. II. Hillman
were the oral boosters at today's
meeting. ID. r. Lehman and Harry
Bagby were the silent boosters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
NEW COLONIAL THEATER
WILL OPEN ON FRIDAY
Continuous Shows to be Given and
Adults VIII b. Admitted
Free OF Charge.

The New Colonial theater. 129 ~
Michigan St. Will open on Friday
with a free public reception. de-
Hghtful pipe organ concerts. inter-
esting pictures on the screen and an
opportunity for the public 20 inspect
the new photoplay house. Contin-
uous shows viii be liven and there
will be no charCf Cor adults in any
part of the hoU e. Children, ac-
companied by their parents are also
welcome.
Those who recall the former thea
ter that occupied this location will
be surprised and delighted by the
many improvements and cOnven-
fences installed by +. r. Chapman.
the manager now in charge. From
the front entrance 10 the rear wall,
improvements have been made.
The big mirror screen, one OF the
largest of the kind in the state. was
installed on Wednesday This is
elevated and boxed in so that pa
irons will have an excellent view
no matter where they are seated. a
mammoth Seaberg pipe organ and
mechanical effect player has been
placed in position. This instrument
will be in charge of r. DUPONT De-
Berry, skilled organist from the
factory i'm Chicago. who will play
the opening concerts.
The seats have been replaced with
models of the latest type and 50 ar
ranged that there are but five seats
10 g section. Wide aisles and nu-
merous exits make the theater one
of the safest and best ventilated
ground floor amusement places in
the city
The lobby and main entrance will
be beautitied With an electric foun-
tain. flowers and shrubs. easy divans
and comfortable chairs and a rest
ing parlOrs with toilet conveniences
will be open at all times for the ac-
commodatiOn of the women patrons.
Handsome framed pictures of the
screen stars. oil paintings and ar
tistically grouped photos Will en-
nance the lobby and resting room.
Fashion reviews. scenic films and
news events will be shown on the
screen at the free reception Friday.
from l 10 1 p. m. The regular sea-
son will open Saturday afternoon
with the new western special, The
Country That God Forgot" featur-
ing Thomas Santschi and George
Fdwcett.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
WANT REVISION
OF TEXT BOOKS
Episcopal Church Would Have
Students Get Facts on
Its Establishment.
InternntIonnl So se-vlce

international News Service:
ST. LOUIS, Mo. oct. 19. - The
house OF deputies of the general
convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal church in session here today.
voted unanimously 70 appoint
committee To secure a revision Of
history text books now in use in
public schools of this country so
that we may correct the wide
spread impression that the church
OF England was founded by King
Henry VIII at the time OF his di-
vorcing Katherine and marrying
Anne Bolleyn."
The action Of the deputies fol-
lowed the report of the joint COM
mission Of text books of English and
American history which said that
broad investigation shows wide
spread misstatements exist concern
ing the origin and history of the
church arising from grave mis-
statements OF facts and from mac
currate terminoIogy in public school
text books"
1T is a simple historical fact"
said Rev. DR.. John Little. chair
man Of the joint commission, that
the church of England was never
esta blished by any act of parlia-
ment"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
NEW YORK STOCKS.

international News Service:
NEW YORK. Oct. 10. - Closing
prices on the stock exchange today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
REACHES CHICAGO.
lternatloual News SerTlce.

International News Service:
CHICAGO, oct. 10. - over an
hour late, but glowing from the
enthusiastic reception accorded them
in their half way across he contin-
ent trip. the president and Mrs.
Wilson arrived here today at
o'clock. the long journey from
Shadow Lawn was in the nature Of
an extended welcome. Crowds turn
ed out at every station 10 greet
them. but no stops other than those
regularly scheduled were made. The
president himself. however, was re-
spOnsible for the delay as he shook
many hands en- route
An official reception committee
took the president and Mrs. Wilson
in charge at the LaSalle st. station.
They were taken to the Blackstone
hotel where the president rested for
a short while before going TO the
Chicago Press club TO speak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-19
LADS HELD UNDER BONDS
Three Accused of Malicious Tres
pass i'm City Court.

The cases of Joe Mcmahon. Wal
ter Steffen and Edgar Buck, all
minors. accused before the city
court Thursday morning with malic-
ious trespass were set for next Mon
day. The lads are held under bonds
of 500 each. on the same day
the case against William Myies.
charged with the theft of a blue
overcoat, Will be heard. Myies
whose real name is unknown, is
held under bond of $500.
Morris Kadman, accused of ped
ding without a city license was dis
charged ON the motion Of city Atty.
Seebirt. Carl Kreidler, who is held
for exceeding the speed limit. will
appear before the court Friday
morning. ON Saturday Ludwig Witch
Will show that he is not guilty Of
assault and battery Of Matilda WITCH.