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PHuANDER CHAS. KNOX
Pittsburgh. Pa,

Born at Brownsville, Pa. May 6,
1853 Educated Mt Union Col
lege. Occupation, lawyer. Assist
ant U. S. district attorney, West
ern District of Pa, 1867; attor-
ney general in cabinets of Presi-
dents Mckinley and Roosevelt,
Apr 9, 1901-June 80, 1904; appoint
ed U. S. senator June 10, 1904, for
unexpired term of Matthew Stan
ley Quay: elected q. S. Senator,
Jan, 1905, for term 1861: Sec
rotary of State in cabinet of
President Taft, 1909-13.
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JOHN WlNGATE MEEks.

West Newton, Mass.
Born at Lancaster, N. H, April
II, 1860.
Educated at United States Ma
val academy, 1881.
Occupation, banker.
Alderman, Newton. Mass, 1900
01-02; mayor, 10000; chairman
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Middleboro, Mass; NJ. D. Harv-
ard. 1884. Occupation, soldier.
Assistant surgeon, u. S. A. Jan 5,
1886; Capt. assistant Surgeon,
Jan. 8. 1891, major general q. S.
A. Aug. 3. 1908; military Govern
or OF Cuba. Dec. IL. 1S99-May 20.
1902; governor Moro Province,
Philippines, July 6. 1963-April,
1906: special Ambassador to Ar
gentine Republic, April S-July Is,
1910, chief of staff, U. S. A., July
16, 191o-April 1914.
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WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT

New Haven, Conn.
Born Cincinnati, o., Sept Is, 1857.
Educated Woodward High School,
Cincinnati, o. Yale University;
Cincinnati Law School Occupa.
ton, college professor Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney, Hamilton
county, O., 1881; judge Superior
Court, Cincinnati, 1S87-1890; pres.
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trustees Carnegie Institution,
Washington, Dec. 1918: temporary
chairman Rep. National Conven-
ton, 1904 chairman n. 7. Repub-
hcan State conventions, 1908,
1910, 1913; chairman Republican
National Convention Chicago,
1912; President New York City
Bar Association, 1905; Amerf-
can Society International Law,
1906; N. Y. State Bar Association,
1910; member Mexican Academy
of Legislation and Jurisprudence;
honorary member Institution Of
Advocates of Brazil; honorary
president Pan-American Confer
ence, Rio de Janeiro, 1906.
MARTIN. GROVE eRUMBAUGH.
254 West Walnut Lane, German
town, Pa
Born Huntington County. Pa,
Apr. IA, 1852.
Educated Juniata College; U.
of Pennsylvania; Mr. Morris.
Occupation, educator. =".
County superintendent schools
Huntington, Co., Pa, 18S4-90. SUI
perintendent public schools Phila-
delphia, since 1906; state conduc-
tor of teachers Institutes in Lou
isiana, 1861; first commission
er of education, Porto Rico, 1909;
professor of pedagogy U. of Penn
sylvania, 1SS5-1900; and 1902-6.
FRANK BARTLETTE WILLIS
Ado, Ohio.
Born Lewis Center, O., Dec. %,
1871.
Educated Ohio Northern U. Ada,
o.
Occupation, congressman.
Member Ohio House of Repre-
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Republican state convention,
1905; member of congress, 1900
10: United States senator, 1913
1919; commander division of Mass
achusetts naval brigade with rank
of captain, 1890-98; member mill
tary advisory board OF Massachu-
sets and military board OF exam
liners, 1S94-1900.
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES.
2100 Sixteenth street, Washing
ton, D. C.
Born at Glen Falls. N. Y, April
II. 1862.
Educated at Colgate, Brown and
Columbia.
Occupation, lawyer.
Counsel, Stevens gas commission
New York legslature) 1905, coun-
sci Armstrong insurance commits
sion New York legislature) 1905
o6; special assistant to United
States attorney general coal in
vestigation, 1906; governor New
York, January /, 1907-December
81, 1908, and January /, 1909-De-
cember 81, 1910; associate justice
of supreme court OF the United
States, October 10, 1910.
HIRAM WARREN JOHNSON. :
Sacramento, Cal.
Born, Sacramento, Cal, Septem-
Der Q, 1866.
Admitted to bar In California,
1887.
Occupation, lawyer.
Governor of California, 1911-15.
HENRY DODGE ESTABRook.
MISREPRESENTATION, n. Y.
Born, Alden, N. Y, October %,
1854
Educated, Omaha public schools.
LII. B.
Washington University, 1875.
Occupation, lawyer.
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WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH.

WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH.
Grand Rapids, Mich
Born Dowagiac, Mich, May IL,
1859.
Educated Dartmouth College.
Occupation. lawyer.
Member Michigan Republican
State Central Commission, 1885
1892, elected to 54th to 60th Con-
crosses, 1s95-1909: U. S. Senator,
Jan Is, 1907, for terms 1907-15,
1888.
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SAMUEL WALKER MCCALL
Winchester. Mass.

Born East Providence, Pa. Feb.
2S, 1851. Educated Dartmouth
College: occupation, lawyer, Dele
gate Republican National Conven-
tons, 1888, 1900: member Mass.
House of Representatives 1888,
1889. 1892. member Congress,
1S93-1913.
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RECORD OF PUBLIC LIFE
OF PARTY POSSIBILITIES

Brief biographies of the men who
are available as candidates for the
presidency and the vice presidency on
the Republican ticket are reproduced
below.
The sketches include the present
residence, place of birth and education
with list of the important posts and
public offices held prior to the con-
vention.
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sentatives, terms, 1904; mem
Der 62nd and 63rd Congress 1911
1915.
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HENRY FORD

Born at Greenfield, Mich, July
80, 1853 Educated in district
school. Occupation, manufacturer.
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80 silks $1.99-"
1t is a most alluring sign.
We didn't want 'em yesterday;
/ But now they are attractive. hav?'
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THOMAS COLEMAN DU POINT

"IIIIIIII9kVTIy UT
Born Louisville, KY, Dec II, 1868.
Educated Urbana, o., University,
Chauncey Hall School, Boston,
and Mass. Institute Tech. Occu-
patton, financier. Chairman Re-
publican State Committee of Del
aware, 1904.
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Usher. Educated Garrett, Kans.
high school.
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LEONARD WOOD
Governors Island, New York City.
Born Winchester, N. H, Oct. 9,
1860. Educated Pierce Academy,
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WILLIAM HALE THOMPSON .

Born in Boston. May IA, 1869. Ed
ucated in public schools of Chi
cago and Metropolitan College.
Occupation, stock breeding and
real estate. Alderman, county
commissioner and mayor of Chi
cago.
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ARTHUR CAPPER
Topeka, kans.

Born at Carnett. Kans., July IA,
1865. Occupation, newspaper pub
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That's a bright looking office DO,
Sou've got"
Bright! Why, that boy has see,
very double header and he hasn'
oven me the same excuse twice :.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

nation service under the conditions
 now existing, with the exception of
 the increase which we suggest from
 & to g of cent for the monthly
 amount furnished in excess of 600,-
 900 kwh seem reasonable. We sug-
 sest modification of the proposed contract which would enable the re- clamation service on the recommen- dalton of the water users association to sell direct to the new manufactur-
 ing industries in blocks of less than 100 kwh without subjectng the pro- posed contract to cancellation; and
 we recommend reduction of the monthly minimum residence and business lighting rate from $l to a cents, and we believe there should be a definite understanding, if this contract is executed that it should in no way interfere with further
 reduction of general rates within the city. If the foregoing notifications
 are embodied in the proposed con- tract we believe it's execution by the reclamation service would be a good piece of business and its operation in the city of Phoenix would prove
 advantageous to our citizens
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

to pave al the same time as the other paN ing was being laid.
 Commissioner George MacBean was duly elected as yice-mayor by the unanimous vote of the commission Commissioner Woods wanted to know why there was delay in the installa ton of street lights ordered long ago Ire manager was directed to inves- t.gate and report.
 Commissioner Richey wanted ordin- Gnces drawn calling for the drawing of plans and grades for the paving of about all of Capitol and West Cap itol addition. Adjournment came be fore a second could be obtained.
 The commission was to have con- ducted an investigation of the report of City Magistrate John Mcbride. which amounted to an arraignment of the commission. for the proposed con
 solidation of the offices of the city clerk and city magistrate. No action was taken yesterday, it being under- stood that q referendum petition would pc fled tooay against the ordinance. which would otherwise go into effect on May II. Over 300 names had been secured to the petition last evening and others will he added today The petition, to be complete, requires 42S names of qualified electors. as shown by the last city registration
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

Roads association and the AriZopa association of County Engineers.
 Some important things will come before the meeting. They are listed as follows in the call:
 To extend invitations to represen- tatives of eastern commercial organ iZations to visit Arizona.
 State exhibit at Panama California. Exposition at San Diego.
 State exhibit of farm products at International Dry Farming and Soil Products Exposition to be held in Ef Paso early in october.
 permanent exhibit of the above at the Fl Paso Chamber of Commerce at the close of the exposition. Purchase of silver service or suit able copper emblem for the battleship Arizona
 Important matters or new business that may properly come before the l meeting.
 E,ach commercial organization ioI l board of supervisors or organization l with the welfare of the state at heart l is entitled to five delegates to the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
C0MM|SS|ONS|N
 TWO SESSIONS

The city commission met twice yes terday, in the morning as q board oi equalization. and in the afternoon in continuation of the regular meeting of last Wednesday. committee was named to investigate the propriety Of granting permission for the construc-
 tion by the Santa Fe railroad of sidetrack on Jackson street from Fourth to First streets. The city phy
 sician reported on the condition of
 a1iguel Ruiz. who charged he had been ruptured two years ago while engaged
 in digging sewer trench. Dr. Beau
 champ offered to operate or suggest
 co if Ruiz refused to undergo an op-
 eration that the city purchase him q proper truss. \ protest was received from resi- dents of Second avenue against the construction of 46-foot pavement on that street. IL was desired that the street be paved to the width of 6s feet in order to take care of the car tracks on that street. As the protest was re-
 ceived in time it is likely the commis- sion will conform to the wishes of the | property ONneTS, 1T at 4s 4oui4u tiidl oi 1 per cent are 1esirous of the proposed change in he plans. in this connec- { tion motion carried directing that The city engineer hereafter in making plans for paving first ascertain from
 the commission the desired width of the paving.
 | 4 resolution of intention was adopt , ad for Inc r,oNiue of \Ort h FOurti street from Washington 10 Roosevelt street. except a small portion in the
 vicin!ty of Polk street. Property [ owners were assured that the stree
 railway company would be required
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

command.
 Lieutenant Colonel H. H. Donkersley Of Tucson. second in command. First Lieutenant Clyde Pickett of Morenci, regimental adjutant. Capt. Chas w. Harris of Phoenix. regimental Quartemaster.
 Capt. A. c. Taylor of Phoenix. regi- mental commissary.
 Capt. M. c. Brown of Tucson, in- spector of small arms practice Major r. P Grinstead of Phoenix, commanding first battalion.
 First Lieut.. Harold A. Briggs of Phoenix. adjutant, first battalion. Second Lieut.. Harold C. Hess of Phoenix, quartermaster, first battalion. Major H. C. Coykendall of Phoenix, commanding second battalion.
 First Lieut.. Roy F.. White of Yuma, adutant, second battalion
 Second Lieut.. William F. Wakefield, of Tucson, quartermaster, second bat tslion.
 Major Geo. F.. Hadicke of Morenci, commanding third battalion.
 Third battalion adjutant as yet not assigned. ! Second Lieut. A. B. Williams. quar- i termaster, third battalion. ! Company A (Phoenix) Capt. Edward Helsley commanding First Lieut.-Claude Shamhart. Second Lieut.. D. LaTourette.
 Company B (Safford)
 Capt. F. H. Roach, commanding.
 First Lieut-Ernest Wickersham Second Lieut.-Clyde w. Igams.
 Company D (Mesa.) Capt J. F. Noble, commanding. First Lieut.-T B. Lee.
 Second Lieut-C. NJ. Pomeroy
 Company E (Tucson)
 Capt-Robert l.. Soto.
 First Lieut-Fred Myers.
 Second Lieut.-Pete Solgardo.
 Company F (Phoenix)
 Cart. l.. z. Holzworth. comman ndine
 First Iieut.-FTank Smith.
 Second Lieut.-not assigned.
 Company c. (Oouglas)
 Capt. Harry H. Beck. commanding
 First Lieu+-Otto H, Goetz.
 Second I.ieut.-Geo Seeley.
 Company H (Ray)
 Capt. P. C. Carney. commanding.
 First Lieut. William F.. Cassell
 Second Lieut.. w. Conroy. Company l (Flaastaff Capt F. M Robinson, commanding
 First Lieut.-John W. Mathews Second Lieut.-Geo ONeil , Company K (Tueson) Capt. Sturgess B. Whitwell. com 3 manding. First Lieut.-Marcus A. s. Mni Second Lieut.-Cleon Cooley , Company L (Yumal ? Capt. Frank w. Hall commandin
 First Bieut.-Hilmer W. Hall. P Second Lieut.-A. J. Seeds. 5 Company N. (Miami) ] Capt. Frank H. Hayes, commandin ' First Lieut.-Rufus R. Nelson. ' No second lieutenant assigned. ]. Medical Corps I Major C. F. Yount of Prescott con manding. Capt ]. F.. Huffman of Tucson i First Lieut.. Chas. E. Palmer = Phoenix. = First Lieut.. E. F. Morris. of Tucso
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
WHY SPLIT THEM?

In an interesting and otherwise well written large retail store adVertise- ment, the advertising manager said Tn the encouragement of our busi- ness. our aim has been to constantly improve" etc. Why did he split the irfinitive? Why not say Our aim has been to improve the service con stantly" or our constant aim has heen to improve the service" People other than professional writers do notice such things. And, besides, why no. purity for purity's own sake?-As- sociated Advertising.
 Hire T little sales,aas at The Re- publican office. X want ad will see more customers than yon can.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
TRADE BOARD
 MEETING HERE
Arizona State BoWd oi Trade to Hold Meeting Iii Phoenix Day After Good Roads Meeting On We'd nesday May IT

Secretary John F. Myers of the Ari- zona State Board of Trade has just issued the call for a meeting of dele gates to that board. to be held in this city May F. the day following the meeting here Of the Arizona Good
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10
SWIFT MOBILIZA-
 TON OF THE
 NATIONAL GUARD

(Continued from Page One)
Arizona republican., 1916-05-10

Col. A. M. Tuthll of Morenci in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20

Otto 8uI9 bic O6erIsitung bate
Der SpielIsiter mar Or. Strau6s IN.
Der 9iibnenIeiter Serr glfreb 3int'
graft.
Die Odmenrolen purpen ieIbftre'
Oeno aud BON Ysrtretern oss Itdrieren
@eiGlefts gsgsben, aber 6errn Satt'
Ier's 5reunb itreibt: Die cDamen.
rollen" limb INNER ausse3eihnst beissi
unO nd6itens perOe id aud nal mit'
mimen."
0as oollItdnbige prosramm bsa
2benbs mar pie folgt:
Superture gu Der &alif BON Bag
Dub" Observation-Disclosures. goiIeotel
Der Stammbaum" Elm S6sr8o i!
einem gltt bon 5riB 9riinbGum.
perIonen:
Morib Seligmann, gantier
.................S .Srib Drdgei
Ulela, Ieine 5oGtsr :. leo SriTden
&laus 9raf 8elienitein
......... ~. 5tletNtIlVlUIu
Sobies, ser @clienitcincr
.............. .SranS RDttia
SIabsGa, feline Gemuhlin. s.. Woli
Wl!5er Sin Neib 9efung"
................ Sch. Straub.
Bum GinTiebler" 2uitipisl in einem
gtufSus BON genno Sacobicn.
perionen:
SanitGtsratb Robert Sdlumdnn
.............W .W. &leinenbrotd
Bertha, Ieine Srau. ..... II. 3bOle
Dr. Siesfrisb Cornelius gbp. araft
Goitb, ieine Srau .R. S@neiber
5troinnnb, SbertsIlner. .Grana @ottis
2lnna, 3immermGo6en. .R. Robiser
5riebrit. Saustne4t. s.. S4par5sr.
Dag eg nit 9eaus auf bic @ers
pFlesung aud letolid beftsllt fein
mub, itsint aus Der 9etanntma1nns
duf bem Yrrgramm berppraugehen,
cab bic taIte 8uhe pdbreHo Der
qauIe ge0ffnst iit".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20

6eierte geitern bas MnSeufen iti.
ues peritorbeneu Witsliebs
Or. s.. Z. Goof.

Jn einbrudspoller Wsiie feiert' aes
tern Radmittas in elmer Sonber.
libung Der Staotratb bas 2lnbeHt.n
fsines am Samiiag aus Ssm lebeH s.s
i6isbenen langidbrissn Wiitgliebes Or.
3enrp J. goot.
aluf 4ntras Don Ssrrn 2ouis Rins
lsnber9er purben 9eileibsbefhliiiie
iish.nb ansenommen, in pel4en Der
tttfflihsn Gbaraiisr.iseni9aiteH bes
1sritorbenefi in beralihen Worien sss
ba1i unb auf iein eiirises Wirten i'm
Stabiratb i'm Jnisrehe bes Gemsin'
iuohls bingepielen tpurbe. Olsihseit!5
ipurbe btiAoHsn. ben SIP bss gnis
ihlafsnen fir bic Dauer DON 30 2as
gen nit einem Grand. Der bersits sss
fern ansebra4t mar. 81 5isren uho
cine a6ihrift Der Bsf9liiiIs Der
itpersepriiftsn samilie su3uitsllen.
Sn ben gef4liHen ipurbe beIonosrs
barauf bingeipieitn. baB Or. goot felt
bsm Sabre 1910 ununisrbrodtn Ssm
Stdbtrdth angehort bate uno 5ipdt
srit sipei 1ermine als Wertreier Der
Is. @arb rnb felt bsm Sabre 1914
als Gtdoiraibsmitslieb at large.
als ebrsnbdbrtuatrdser ipurbsr
fiir BEN Giabtratb auf gtntrag Don
Surn Wull<n bic Ssrren Dl. WsnIIen.
6. Rinfenberssr, Gbarlss 10. JreIano.
8. 81. Cones, v. llri4O, 6. Martin
{plpis Stabtrnibselert ShneIlsr sr'
iianni unb auf 2fntros bon 5efrn Srs'
lamb ,purbe befdloiTen. bic resslmdbiss
'gtabsratbsiibuns an heutissn aass
ausfaasn 3n Iaifen unb bas Bursau
bes Gtabtraibsclsrts beits um sp0lf
llbr Wiitaas Su i8Iisben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20
81 q Olaf 6 a den.

6. 20. Gaine lit ga6laBoerpal.er
ron 'Ioiepb 2eltop; PerionGlitI
$73776, Grunoeisentbum $500.
George 3. aobe lit Nu6luBDerrulz
ter ppn Catherine 2pbe; perionalieh
$7OO.
Senriettn Blum lit Ra9laBoerp~i
term Don Senrp 6. Blum; YerlDrc'
lien $1,000, @runoeigentbum $1,000
Wiargaret Gampe uHo Soiepb
Sms0bint limb Observation-Disclosures
BON Satberine &e; PerIonalIen
$4,000.
amelia g. 2lrgus lit Nn6taBOsrs
palterin bon Wlnrtin g. Qr9us; Yers
fonalisn $25o0, Grunoeigent9nm
$4,000.
Clara g. GOultbaro iIt yla6labs
perpalterin bon Sane ). 0bippie,
perionalien $1,000.
Der peri0nlide NablaB Der araa
Sroit graiiugton betrG9t $1947.S2,
berjsnise Der Seanette .. Wto:u.l
$1,000.
9eri 9iebenes.
Die Weiiern uno Soutbern liFe
Suiurance So. erlansts Elm llrtbe;I
iiber $13,612.69 gegen Wiarp u.
Noobport6. - Die college 5il 9.
& y. Go. Elm iuldes iiber $557.6S
seaen Glifforb ). 9oltmer. = Cic
S6io Rutter 60. Elm ioldes ii6er
$1O0.95 seQen Gilbert Garboii.
guf 9runb onseblihen Sontra'ts
6ruts Bat 5reb. 6. Srtmann einc
5rrberuRg ii6er $4318.5O gegen g..
rim e. Stspens, A glpmepcr 9es
bdube singetla9t.
Ter R. &. Sc 9lonb Mo9ine 5ool
So. lpurbe pom 4ppeGationsaeribt Elm
llrtbsil I6er S372.23 --n Die SaE
buIbt Sire 5niurancs 60. 5usefpr'.
den.
Sn Saten Senrn gtimpler aelsn
sSames Sueu enti6ieo Der 4ppelIas
tipnsgeribtsbof, baB geibe Sas Res.
hdtten, eine prioatsGtnfabrt, bic II
ibrsn Sarmen on Wopfter pite fiibrt,
81 tenuBen.
Die 8laqe, burd tpeldc Bail gais
lion, G6ebict. bas Seftdmsni ieines
Brobuaters Srancis Gpnnpr um3us
itoben iudt, nurbe geitsrr Dor Rah=
ter =. g. !6offman sur 9erbanbluag
alfqenommen. Der &lGuer bsbauptei,
ber Seitator Tsi i'm Sabre 1909, aI3
er itar6, i6on 100 Sabre alt unb bcb.
hdfh ni6t mebr i'm Stanbe netpsT.T,
iifer iein @erm0sen in seIebli1 :
Weife 5u perfiisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20

4 isiHsr @ssnsr. Rislsr unb 6arrifOn
iparen bic Sdisbsrittsr.
Rsfuftat Der stfrigsn
Spiele:
Cincinnati .. 000O0OO10-1
ct. aouis .. 0o2000010-3 3
Bottom Resen.
Rem gort Rein Spiel.
philadelphia . 10OOOO2oO-3 8
grpoiIpn -, 0000O1100-2 2
Die Rsbs fubrsn ssiisrn absnb Don
bier na4 Gbieago ab, lpo beute ibr
5iinitdsiser Sumpf nit ben bortissr
.Gubs" bsinni. sic tebren Sonniag
.5u einsm Spisls nit ben Si. aouiIer
sHarbindIsn" gum Rsoldnps s1isIp 5us
rid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-20
Sranarbeiter apmnentiDft.
5uirlge elmer llrabitimmnng bes
Snternatiunalen @erbanbes bis
1917 oeridobcn
llno biiritc alsoaan mnbridjeinlidI IN
hieiiacr Staot sniammentreten.

Ilph cine llrabltilnnling, bedn'
.raat non Den bier SotaI llllions non
Baltimore, M,arplanb, nno cmpfoblen
ron Ger INltcrnationalen grcfutipc,
hat oie IRitJIicoidloit oes Srrterna-
.;o;aien &crban0eS Der Terciniateu
Grauarciorbciter, mt 24,9SS Stinl'
ren baiiir iuro 1l,701 Sti-nteu oa.
lcJcn bcifIoiicn. oic uddlItc 0onpelt-
tlo's mcltlc oom II bis % sep
tcr1ger 1916 IN bolIitcn, Scras, ltatt.
iiroen iulltc, alli Elm Nnbr 5lt per-
Id)ieGeu, lmb hcr Snteruationnleu
9letutipc oos Nicht 81 ertbcilcil, aen
nadJitcn aoHuentionsort Sll beltIni'
nlcn. pelter obnc 3wciieI bic Stoot
Cincinnati, Obio. icin miro.
2ic porgcbrodten Stiunoe fir Scr'
idliebung Der aonpcntion lparen, haB
sic Belt Der GeleDoter neIhe 3itr
aruucntion fonmch niitlher pcr.
lrcnoct meroen fam, Inn Grobibitipn
~ bcfdnpicn. ,Sn oell ioIaenNcn Stal.
ten piro otc lSrobibitiorslrage oen
9ilrgern 8ur AbitimtIng in DER
0cr6inpabl porGeIcDt California,
DtebruSta, Soutb 7urotn, WitigaiL
WlcntQno, AltorpInno, GeloDare in,b
Seras. ,Sl cen Stoaten ySoibingtols
Sregon mo Colorado lreroen opn
ben libcrnIen g'iirgcrn oIle slrliren-
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