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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Allied Cruiser Near Shore.

Norfolk, Va, July 31.-An allied
cruiser moved in close to the three
mile limit Of the Virginia capes at day
break today, maintaining close watch
for the German submarine Deutsch-
land, now at Baltimore. and for her sis
ter ship Bremen, said to be due now In
American waters. AS soon as the for
eign cruiser neared the territorial linn
its United States torpedo boat destroy
ers began to follow her.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
rha Best Place.

In the course Of a lesson on the sub
ject of domestic economy and hygiene
a mistress got singularly smart and
apt answer from little girl. Speak
ing Of milk and It's Importance as a
food. the lady said:
What Is the best place wherein to
keep the milk perfectly nice and fresh
during. say, hot summer day?"
And one girl--evidently thinking II
was an easy oneIpromptly answered:
Please. teacher. in the cow."-Nt-
Bits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
South Dakota Guards to Border.

Red1eld, S. D., July 31.-The fourth
regiment. South Dakota National
Guard, will be enroute to the Mexican
border by tonight, orders having been
received for the regiment to Join
forces with the North Dakota and
Minnesota troops in the Mercedes
valley near San Renito, Tex. A to-
tai of 997 men and officers comprise
the South Dakota unit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31

PAGE ONE.
Telesraphic News:
Torrid Wave Broken.
Cooler Weather Prevailing.
Corn Damaged by Drouth.
Explosion on New York Water Front.
Millions Of Dollars of Damage Done.
Several Dead, Many Missing.
Hundreds Dead in Forest Fires
Haig's Forces Advance Lines.
U. S. Troopers Kill Mexican Raiders.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FIVE.
Iowa News:
Iowa People Heavily Insured
I. w. w. Battle independents
Ex-Slave Dead, Aged 10S.
Triple Drowning at Dayton.
Heat Affects Crops.
Eldora Man Crushed to Death.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Politicians and Preachers.
Get Them All.
Last Weeks Business.
Topics Of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE SEVEN.
Novelette,:
The Verdict of Faro Mountain.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT, NINE.
City News:
Motorists Have Close Calls.
State Center Party Goes Into Ditch
Near Nevada.
DR.. T. r. Bullard and Family Escape
Luckily.
Marietta Albion Graveled Road Pro-
ject About Completed.
40 WIN E,r,>af n
Marshalltown Twenty Five Years
Ago.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Break in Hot Wave Lowers Wheat.
Drouth in Corn Belt Continues.
Cattle Turn Weak.
Hogs Decidedly Lower.
Vengeance Demanded For Fryatt
Death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Aequiesee In British Reply.

Washington, July 31.-Ambassador
Sharpe today cabled the state depart
ment that France acquiesced in the re-
cent note of Great Britain, offering to
permit the shipment of American re-
lief supplies to Poland, on condition
that the occupying armies would not
seize native food products.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Many Natives Are Killed.

Picking, July 31.-In revolutionary
outbreak in Hankow last night large
district was burned and looted Many
natives were killed and some Russian
women injured.
The revolution was directed by the
Kuo -iAfing- Tang, the radical revolu-
tionary party OF China against the
military governor. Tuchuan Wang. The
rioters started from the Japanese con-
cession.
The demonstration apparently was
planned to frighten the Peking govern-
msnt at the meeting OF parliament.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Partially An,v.r.d.

In that part Of KANSAS where they
need rain, certain churches have unN-
ed to petition for it.
Didn't 1 see your husband going to
church today? 'one Kansas woman in
quired of another. !.
Yes, he went to ask forrrain."
His faith must be pretty strong"
Yes, he wore his raincoat and took
his overshoes and his oldest uInbreiia,' 9
1T didn't rain"
mo. but he brought back much
better umbrella thon the one he took
|away."C Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
FOUR NEW CASES OF
PARALYSIS IN IOWA

Two Reported From Rockwell City,
One From GriswoId and One From
Iowa city-Twenty- nine Cases in
Iowa to Date.
Des Moines, July 31.-F'our addition
al cases Of infantile paralysis were re-
ported to the state department Of
health, bringing the total number Of
cases in Iowa to twenty-nine. More
than half the cases, it was said, had
developed during the last week. The
cases reported today included one at
Griswold, two at Rockwell City, and
one at Iowa City.
1t was said today that the hot
weather is not believed to have any
effect on the epidemic, except insofar
as the victims vitality is impaired by
the heat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
cooIer A Cedar Ran;ds,

E Cedar Rapids, July 3l.-some slight
relief was afforded this city today
after day and night of sweltering
heat. The weather was clear with In
creasing breeze. The thermometer reg
istered 90 degrees at noon today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
MAY PROTECT DEUTSCHLAND.
Fleet Of Boats Carrying Newspaper
Men May Be Halted.

WeU "ay 20 SsosAV0s
United States government has declin-
ed formally to order extraordinary
protection for the Deutschland, state
department officials Indicated today
that il the submarine was endangered
by large number Of craft attempting
to follow her down the bay from Ball
timore, a coast guard cutter probably
would interfere.
It is understood Captain Koenig
fears he will be greatly handicapped
if he is followed by feet Of boats
carrying newspaper correspondents
and picture men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Re.trict ENTRY or pep.rture.

Washington, July 31.-All persops en-
tering or leaving Germany after to-.
morrow must obtain special permission
from the German government, accord
ing to message to the state depart
ment from Ambassador Gerard. Such
permission will be granted only in cases
Of Inevitable necessity"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Dutch Steamer Strikes Mine.

London, July 31.-The Dutch steam
ship koenig Wilhelmina has struck a
mine near the North Hinder lightship,
says dispatch from The Hague. The
passengers left the vessel in the life
boats and made for the lightship.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
British Advance Lines.

London. July 31.-As the result Of To-
cal encounters in the Somme region
British troops last night advanced theft
posts to the north Of the town of Ba-
zentin lie Petit, it was officially an
nounced this afternoon. "
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
DEUTSCHLAND STILL At PIER.

No Plans Made For Sailing Before
Tussday-AlIisd Cruiser on Watch.
Baltimore. Md, July 31.-Beyond an
intimation from one in authority 1T the
pier Of the Eastern Forwarding Com
pany. where the German submarine!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
1ARsHALLTowN, IOWA. MONDAY, JULY 81, 1s1

Deutschland is berthed, that the sub
mersible would not sail today nothing
could be learned regarding the sailing
plans of the underwater boat.
To all appearances everything Is
ready for the start.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
FIVE DEATHS AT DUBUQUE.
Victims Of Heat Sueeumb Altho
Weather 10 Slightly Cooler.

Special to TimeS-Repupllcan.
Dubuque, July 81. Tho the ther-
mometer yesterday registered but 100.
the same as it had for four days pre-
viously. there were numerous prostra-
tions, and five deaths occurred last
night of persons FRUSTRATED during the
day. The dead are: William Hall, aged
as, laborer, stranger: John Spence
ley, aged As, teamster; Ernest Will
son, aged So, a laborer: John Cum
mings, aged so. of Milwaukee. rail-
road machlnist, and Thomas McCauley.
aged so. a teamster
Today there is a~cool breeze and
occasional clouds, so the situation Is
greatly relieved.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Russ Pursue Teuton Armies;

Petrograd, July s1.-In the region of
Brody. on the Volhynia and Galician
frontier, Russian troops, are pursuing
the German and Austrian armies, it
was officially announced today, and
have reached the Sereth and Graberki
rivera tfEf
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Middle Wee Gets Relief
From II .lse Heat Of
ps J Month.
LOCAL SHOWERS
FALLUPON IOWA
Drouth Broken IN Scattered Spots and
Crops Obtain Temporary Relief
Rains Not General and Corn crop 10
Already Grsatly Damaasd-4isatsd
Wave Moving Southwark and East.
ward-Lowsr Temperatures PrsvaiA

Chicago, July 31.-Ths end Of
one Of the worst periods Of bet
weather Chicago ever experienced
came today on the wings Of a.
eighteen mile wind from the north.
Tho drop OF twenty-five degrees in
temperature from 1o2, the highest
reached yesterday, was recorded At
8 o'clock this morning, whom the
government Thermometers rea;s-
tered 81. The wind sprans up at &
o'clock.
Tho hot spell began on July 1,
since which time the tsmpsratuss
was constantly above normal,
There 10 no indication Of Q ~.
turn Of the heat for days, aoeo-d-
ing to tho weather bureau.
Latest figures show 2s4 persons
died in Chicago, directly or indi.
rsotly, from the effects Of the hest.
Cooler In West.
Relief from the torrid tsmpsr.
ature was felt today over the eovn.
try west Of Chicago, 40 far a. the
Rocky mountains and north Of
line thru central Iowa. The cool
wave gradually moved south today
and 10 expected to rsaoh central
Illinois this afternoon or tomorrow.
Tho period Of sxtrsms hest In
tho pIains states reignsd about one
month.
Des Moines, July 8l-Local showefl
were reported from q number OF Iowa
towns today, which gives rise. to ths
belief that the backbone Of the hol
wave, which has continued for . month
in this state, had been broken.
Local showers woro reported genera
over tha-northeast section of thS stat4
and rains was reported ut Burlington
Keokuk and Davenport, Conditions
1t was said, had changed In many Dor
tions Of the state since q. m, upor
which the forecast for the twenty -foul
hours was based.
Still Hot in South iowa.
Threatening weather was reporte<
from the central portion Of the state
while fair. hot weather continued h,
the southern tier Of coutnies.
Director Chapel. Of the weather
bureau, said the showers reported
could not be considered general rain
but said they probably would save FOL
the present the corn crop in the locali.
ties visited"
Corn Already Damaged.
At the beginning today Of Iowa's fiftt
week Of extreme heat, conditions thru.
out the state faced a crop loss oi
alarming proportions, according to 4
statement issued earlier in the day by
DR.. Chapel. director Of the loca
weather bureau.
DR.. Chapel said that the dry, hot
weather already has caused great dam.
age to the corn crop but that a soakins
rain at this time might go long way
toward assuring huge yield.
Reports this morning showed that g:
of an inch had fallen in Sioux City
over Sunday and that trace OF
precipitation had been recorded a,
Charles City.
Showers were reported here at moor
at Marshalltown, Fort Dodge aud
Boone.
Crop conditions in all sections where
rain fell were reported excellent
Iowa City was one Of the hottest
points in the state yesterday. the mer-
curry reaching 10l. Today 1t has fell.
an to OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Clouds Fail TO Spill.

Waterloo. July 31.-Promfsing clouds
bedecked the horizon for several hours
today but failed to deliver the goods.
Saturday afternoon established a new
mercurial record of 104. Sundays reg
i.aration was 103. but relief came with
the setting OF the sun and today the
record showed 81. The last rain here
fell ten days ago. Another ten days
drouth of equal intensity will make
nnrn husking less arduous this fail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
,ial statement says:
Arabs Capture Turkish Town:

london, July 31.-An Arab force dis
patched to the Hejas coast Of the Red
sea, after the fall Of Jeddah, has occu-
pied the Turkish town and fort Of
Yembo, says dispatch from Cairo to
Reuters Telegram Company. The
troops in the Turkish garrison were
made prisoners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Indefinite Reports Place
Fatalities in Bush
Fires at 200.
HALF DOZEN ONTARIO
TOWNS WIPED OUT
Rains Aid Fire Fighters and Flames
Are Believed to Be Under Control
Paper Mills at lroquois Falls Are
Saved-Nushka, Matheson and Ra-
more Entirely Burned Over-Coeh-
rane Practically Wiped Out.

Englehart, Ont, July 31.-Dehnite
figures regarding the loss Of life in
northern Ontario. thru the wiping out
of half a dozen towns by bush fires
were still lacking today. Figures on
hand indicate that at least 200 persons
are dead. The known dead are:
At Nushka, fiftyseven.
Cochrane, eighteen.
Matheson, thirty-four.
Iroquois Falls, fifteen.
Rasmore, fifteen.
Total. 139.
1t is learned that there has been loss
Of life also at Porcupine Junction,
where only the railroad station escaped
the flames.
Outlying places are expected to swell
the list materially when rescue parties
return.
Paper Mills Are Saved.
Iroquois Falls, where great paper
mills are located was not entirely
burned. as reported last night. 1t was
reported today that the paper mills
and one store were saved.
Nushka, Matheson and Rasmore were
entirely burned over, and Cochrane
nearly so.
Late reports say fires continue In
many directions, but 1t is said the
worst is over. Some rain fell during
the night and helped the fire fighters
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Relief Only in Spots.

Washington. July S1.-After breaking
several heat records in the upper lake
region, the hot weather today had
spread to the middle and Atlantic
states. High pressure moving from
Canada caused perceptible fall in
temperature In the lake region and the
middle west.
Cooler weather was predicted for
Tuesday in the lake region and eastern
New York, but elsewhere in the east
and in the Ohio valley and the south
the heat wave will maintain torrid
Temperatures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
Report No Gain Ry AIIiss.

Berlin, July 31.-Anglo- French troops
Sunday, in the region of the river
6omme. did not gain a foot of ground,
according to the German official re-
port.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31

FRENCH ON EDGE OF
TOWN OF MAUREPAS
Great Russian Drive on Eastern Front
Continues With undiminished Force
-Teutons Pushed Back to Graberki
and Sersth Rivers-Arabian Forces
Capture Turkish Town and Fort Of
Yembo-seeond Air Raid in Week.

Further advances for General
Haig's forces on the Somme front in
northern France, where a combined
attack Of the British and French
gained ground on six mile front
yesterday, are reported by London
today.
To the south Of this sector where
the French had advanced toward
Combles. and reached the outskirts
of Maurepas, the Germans again
launched heavy counter attacks.
They achieved no lasting success.
The great drive on the eastern
front is continuing in undiminish-
ed force in some sectors. In north
eastern Galicia, in the vicinity Of
Brody, which was captured last
week, the Russians are keeping up
their pursuit of the Teutons, who
have been pushed back to the Gra-
berki and Sereth rivers, Petrogra6
announces.
Dispatches from Cairo. announce
that the Arpbs who are fighting
against Turkish rule in Arabia,
have captured the Turkish town
and fort of Yembo, on the Red Sea.
Sea.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
NEWS OF THE DAY
T..R. BULLETIN.
The Weather,

The Weather.
Sun rises Aug. at 4:57, sets at 7:1e
Iowa-Generaliy fair tonight and
Tuesday; slightly cooler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31

London, July a1.-The second raid
thin week Of the east coast Of Eng
land by a Zeppelin airship was made
this morning. The airship is said to
have been engaged by British aero
plane.
The official statement says:
"At 5:15 this morning one of our aer-
oplanes pursued and attacked a Zep-
pelin. thirty miles of the east coast. The
pilot had fired more than two trays Of
ammunition into the Zeppelin when he
was temporarily incapacitated by a por-
ton of his machine gun flying of and
stunning him. When he regained con-
sciousness the Zeppelin was not to be
seen."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-07-31
FOUR AUToIsTs KILLED.
Fast Train Strikes Car Near Starwooe
Causing Tragedy.

Muscatine, July 31.-Four persons
were killed at Stanwood on Sunday,
when fast train struck an automo-
bile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
8eunrnbisenSe Ilusbeb'
nitng
ysirb ansenidjeinlifJ Der Strsif IL
0em Dorf annebmen-
Zen Sreifern iuurbe oon 10000
lIHiOnsarbeitern iinausieae lin.
teritiisuns suseiast.
SammtIide @eiperfidafts lInionen
bon @rOh He,u gorf nerben iiber
eiHen SpmpatGie. Streit ab.
itimmen.

Rem Dorf, 10. Geptember Sn
einer aonirend, tpelde arn Gonntag
gben6 bier itattfanb, fpilrbe ben itrei.
fenben glngeitellten Der untergriinb.
itnb Sobbabnen bic moraIiid)e uno
iinai,5ieIIe llnteritiisung idirrnrtIider
8eiperfidaits.llnionen BON @rob
gsep Dorf, INIT elmer MtgIie6eroabI
BON 10000 Wann. In @Isiif,t ge.
itellt. Der Gonferens tpobnten Ga.
niiel @ompers, Der grGiibent Der
Imeriean federation OF 2abor, ge.
ante Der gseip gorfer @ereinigten
llnion, oes @rooflpn Central Sabor
Union uno Der aulalganlate6 9liio.
ciation OF 9lailipap @mlIopes BEL.
Serr @ouIpers crlieb cine Grfld.
ring, in ipeIder er 6araiii perpics.
oab bic 9eanten Ser SnterborougD
Rapib Srariit gcrIpaiip, ipelde bic
llntergrunb. unb Sofbabnen be.
treibt, bemiibt geipefen ieien, ,oas
9eitreben ibrer sIngeitelten, lid, su
organiiiren, 81 rerciteIn".
Serr @ompers erfldrte, baB bic
alnseiteaten entihloiien ieien bieiea
Redt su pertbeibigen utb iolde 2if.
fercnaen Delde elm aus @ertretera
Ger geamten iir6 slngeitellten bette.
benbes aomnittec ni6t beisuIegeil
i'm Sionbe iei id)iebsrid)terIi6 erIc.
oigen 81 IniIen.
gm Sonntag, nIs am bierten Gage
ses Streifs, iDar oer 8erfebr uilf al.
len Sinien In Manbattan, i'm gron.
|ilnb ii S9eilen bon @eitheiterG Gountu
b6Ait mangeIGaft, unb am slbene be.
rld;te!e Die Yoli3ei, bab er iait aan3.
lid cingeitellt iei.
s(uf ben ltntergruno. unb Sod.
bdbnIinien ieooh liefen Die 9iige Be.
eeitciio b;iufiaer als in ben Iesten
Sageil.
Sn pielen 9beilsn Der Gfabt Be.
mertte man Sitnep Cars unb In mans
den Jdasn fab man Grpa9fene aui
Rolli9ubsn.
Der erite llnfaG felt bem geainn
oss Streits ereisnste iit am conn.
tag. ala IA psrionsn. unter ibnsn
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llnberdnber
ST tros bsit:s.r ansriffs Der Rufsn
bic Gage an Stosbco.
D.utids sruppen baben in Der fiiS'
Ii6en gutonina Giibluns nit ru'
mGnii6sn 1ruppen betom'

Berlin, 10. Sept, sia aoHp9n.
Siibli6 Don Dorna Watra in psf
iiibli6en gu.opina, in Der gidbe Der
rumaniiten unb unsarii3en Srsnss'
babm bi. c.utidsn 1ruppsn, tpis BIZ
ob.rit. S.sr.sl.iiuns bsiannt si.5t.
GHbluns nit ben Rumdnsn bsiomHsa
Den RuFsn stlans ss, III Der Ndbs
BON S6bpct IN ben aarputbsn, in Der
yeadbari6aft pDn Gable sslsssn, an
goben gu s.pinnsn. Der gsri4t lau.
tet:
,Uiit Qugnabme ipiebnbolter, Der
sebIi6er 2tnsriffs Der Raifsn gessn
unT.re baperiffxn 5ruppfn in Der
gaSbe bon stlra gaerpiscss am Stot-
bob, 1T bic Gage unperdasert. Der
Jeinb febt ieins 4ugriiit auf Der
anmpffrOnt bon Der Gee Bis su ben
aarputbsn fort WsftIid BON S6ppOi
bat Ct an gotsn seipOnnen, tpdbreno
i'm uebris.n bic Mnsriffe ale abs.,
tpieitn fpurbm.
Siiblid bon DorHa Matra BETA
men nniere 1ruppen GihIung nit
ben Rumdrxn.S
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feds poli3iItsn, infofge ber aolIifon
5ipeitr 6ohbahn5iise perIebt ipiirben.
Der poli3ei ipurbsn msbrsrs Qlus.
Bride BON @eipalithaten gemelbtt.
Der f1Iimmiie mar Der, ais an Nabis
ION Mbei,iie Streiter stnen Mnsriff
duf einen StraBsnbabnipassn mads
ten. Gs ipiirben elf Werbafiungen
Doraenomm.n, nahbem bic poli5ei
burh S9iiHe anbsrs Streiier bapon
IaDscbaIten batte. Die Wefangenen 5ll
bsfreisn. Gin poliSiit ipurbe bur9
cine bon einem Streiter nah ibm ses
iporfene JIafde berlebt.
5beobore g. Gbonts, Der prdfibsnt
Der Snterborousb Mapib 1raniit 90.
unb Der gletp Yort Railipaps Co.. srs
lieb cine GrtIdruns, In ipelder Ct In
9lbrebe felt, bab feline @tieaihaften
bic organiiirten Mrbeiter bsidmpfen.
.Wsber id nod bic auberen 8eams
ten begen bic 4biidt, bic orSaniiirten
arbsiter su betdmpfen", erilGrte 5srr
Sdonts. Der aampf fpurbe pon
ben llnionsn obne ieslide Weranla's
iuna begonnen".
Jreb. 90. Wbiiribse, Der prdiibeni
Der Sbirb Ipenue Railipab Co., I'M
formirte ben Mopor Tlii6sl, bab in
3uiunft duf teiner Ginie, iiber ipslhe
sr Surisoititon babe. Wiitslieber ber
Union Der StraBsnbabnsQl sQlnseitelltsl
beIhdftist perben piirben. sd be-
oaure, bies srildren ,u muTsn," iaste
Serr WbitriOse, .aber bieie Union bat
iid, msiner atniidt mad. aIs Elm 9ums
bug eripisien."
Rem yorf. 10. Sept. - Gine-
4niiinbisung bon Susb Jrapne, bsm
Staatss Orsanifaior Der gtmerican
Jsoeration Of labor, sufolse ipurbs
am Sonntas Gbeub In Spmpatbie nit
ben Gtrabenbabns sqlnseitslltsn : Elm
Sireit Der giibnsnsQngsitslItsn, 1ods
arbeiier, grauereis sQrbeiter. Mafhinis
ten, S9antieIIner. Jortner unp
Orudsr beidlcfen.
Gs ipiirbe cine RfoIution angenoms
men, in lpsI6er aue lnionsg grbeiter in
Grob giep yort, yonisrs, WOunt
8eruon. Wbits plains unb 0ep Ro.
dene aufseforbert ipsrben. 3peds llns
tsritiibuns Der Jorbsrunsen Der Siras
.glnseiteIIisn TIRE qlrbeit niss
bersuIesen, bis bic 8eielidaftsn sss
5tpunssn iinb. bic Union Der Strabens
babnsanssiislIten anSuerisnnen."
gbs jsDpt Elm Gpmpatbies sStrtit
er.ldrt iperben tann, miiheu 0iaHers
perTammlunsen Der bstrtffsuben llnips
nen einberufsn perbsn, in ipsldea
iib.r ben 9orfhlas abseitimmt ipiro.
JamilientrasObi.
RtIfonpiIIt, Obio, 10. Sept.
Der 35 Sabre aIie RoIanb 5oipfOn ers
itob am Sonntas feline Satin, ron
Der er felt einiser 8eii setrennt seIebt
bate, in aimberlsp. Giferfu4t mar
ausenideinlih bas Moitp. Sotpion
befinbet Iid IN Daft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-11
Srriai sur Sc! i'm sanssn ruiiihen
Rsihe.
gisr flsif6lois Gage in hsr Wcds
finb ben Der gssisruug dussorbs
ne. rporben.
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9unbsrt Qro3ent ssiiissen.
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ct. petas6urs au fein.
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ipiro aus Der etabt bepprtirt psrben.

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oinas ni6t aus amtlitcn Gusasr
itammsnben Rltriaten. ipelte be;
llsberiee 0adrihtsn 2igentur au'
s.sanssn finb. i9a in RabIunb iebl
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taseu, Oienitag. RittpOd. Donntrss
tag unb Greitc;, usrbOt:E fem. Sn
elmer DepeIde ags gubapeit heibt es,
bab burd ben grIab, ip.l4er bis
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anberer 2ebsnlnitteI. namentIid DOT
9emiiie unb obit, nm .itpa bunSsr'
pro5ent in bic S0b sssanssn fub.
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tritii6 serporoen 1T, uuo bab biz
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syerisn auf rem 2anbe bsfinblihsr
&inber pm tinsn Wonat gu DeraOsern
gllle psrionen, beien anDeienbsl'
IN ct. ps.sys burg nidt abiOIut notb'
psnbig III, D.rben, ipie tie ueb.ries'
gatria.en 2ta.utur msISet, aus be-
Stabt th1colih eniferri iperb.n,
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lsibsn miiTsn, ba in sana Rublans
cine 5uns,rsuotb berrfdt. unb auber.
b.m fperosn +. bes Sbba5s beraub'
fein.
Ra6bem .s bsiannt geipprS.n mar.
bas bic St peiersburss! poIi5ei ei'
nen perbaittiea Nrbeiier su Sooe ses
mari.rt battsa, tpurbsu Der poli3ei'
def unb cine Q(r3ahl poliatiten bon
einem 9oItsbuafen onss3tiffsn unS
fd,per perrunbet.