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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
SUBMARINE OFF NEW
 YORK, IS REPORTED

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Six steam ships arriving here today from Flu ropean and West Indian ports re ported they caught wireless warn ings yesterday to keep a watch for belligerent submarines. but all brot word that no craft of that type had been observed.
 The incoming vessels too kmuch precautions as shrouding the lights during the darkness and having life boats swung out. The arrivals today included the American liner Lapland from Liverpool, the Italian ship Duca d'Acosta and Napoh from Mediter- ranean port. the Danish vessel Fred eric VIII from Scandinavian ports, the Brazos from Porto Rico and the Bermudian from Bermuda.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
S1O,OOO NOT ENOUGH
 TO KEEP THIS GIRL

CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-After a years experience of life on a farm, Mary Smith today gave up $1O,OOO to re- turn to Chicago. Miss Smith was' selected last year from among a large number of candidates to be- come housekeeper and daughter of Uncle Jimmy" and Aunt Louisa" Pankhurst, lonely old couple liv- ing on a farm at Amboy, III. She was to receive $1O,000 on their death. "I left because of the drudgery of a farmhouse and because of mis- understandings,' she said. There was no man in the case"
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
CHICAGO CHURCHES PLAN
 TO CELEBRATE NEW YEARS

CHISAGO. Dec. 9.-Plans to make New Years Eve which falls on Sun day the greastest church-going night ;n the history of Chicago were begun at the union minister's meeting yes terday. It was announced that reso- lutions have been prepared indors
 ing the closing of the saloons and forbidding the use of hotels and cafes on that night and that all churches in Chicago will be urgeG to keep open house to provide good music and refreshments and to em- rhasize the religious side of life az a means of welcoming the new year.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09

today.
 . The justices-elect seem. to take their seats on the supreme bench Monday under a section of the state constitution which provides that ju tices should serve from this time. This provision. present members of the court maintain, was adopted to suit an emergency in 1889 when the state was admitted to the Union.
 No justices since then have sought to avail themselves to this clause but have taken seats with other state officials on January 1. The state can wasting board does not meet until next Tuesday and it is asserted the justices-elect will have no right to take their seats until their election has been certified.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
SALESMAN GUILTY OF
 MURDER AT YAKIMA

NORTH YAKIMA Dec 9.--Nathar Julius Marx. a travelling salesman, was found guilty of murder in the second degree by jury in the Yaki- ma county superior court Saturday for killing John F. Daley, night clerk at the Tieron Hotel here November 2S last The jury deliberated twen- ty-two hours. The prosecution alleg- ed that Marx shot Daley after the latter had admonished Marx, who was guest at the hotel. against mak- ing too much noise in his room. that Daley entered the room and at tackled him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
LANE REPORTS
 ID CONGRESS
TREATS LARGELY ON ALASKA
Recommends Retention of Control of Fisheries by Interior Department- Urges Greater Powers for TerrftO- rial Assembly.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. B. Secretary of the Interior Lane today submitted his annual report to Con- gress. The report touches on a wide variety of subjects. Referring to Alaska the Secretary dweIis at length upon the fisheries and champions the control of the same by the interior department through the Bureau of Fisheries. He urgently recommends a greater measure of home rule for the Territory, through the granting of enlarged powers to the Territorial assembly. He also urged that the government bear the expense of sur veys of homestead entries in Alaska instead of the claimant on public lands which had not been surveyed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
G. Q. P. IS URGED TO
 DEMAND PROHIBITION

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. 9.-Alvin IT. Hert, republican national commit teeman for Kentucky, in a statement made public here last night, urges the republican party in the state to "assume without delay firm stand in favor of the adoption of a con- stitutional amendment prohibiting the manufacture or sale of intoxi- eating liquors.''
 Conditions in Kentucky. result ing from the political activity of the liquor industry and its consequer | effect upon the affairs of the people, have become immeasurable," MT. Hart declared.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
CABLE PROBABLY BE
 IN COMMISSION TO-DAY

The cableship Burnside picked up the cable yesterday afternoon and was in communication with the local cable office about o'clock last even- ing for a time. Later communication was stopped, and up to 10 o'clock this morning had not been resumed. It is presumed that the Burnside is mak- ing the necessary repairs, and that communication with Sitka will be re stunned sometime today. The break in the line is said to be about half way between Valdez and Sitka.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
MOOSE DEFEAT PINZON
 IN EXCITING GAME

The basketball game between the Hall last night drew a large audi ence, and was an interesting aud eX- citing contest from start to finish, both teams putting up good game. Victory rested with the Moose by a score of 21 to 20. The Moose team was composed of John Miller, A. G. Johnson, Harlan Keesler, Tom Selby and Jack ROseen.
 The Pinzon team was made up of Harry Ober, H. M. Sailing, John Will kinson, Tom Haines and w. Pascoe. Referee. Keesler; umpire Egan aud timekeepers Doran and Sponberg
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
HOTEL CECIL BAR
 TOTALLY WRECKED
LOSS ESTIMATED AT S4O,OOO.OC
Seattle Dry Squad Raids Prominent Hotel and Smashes BarrOOm Fix tures-Manager Savage and Elm plOyes Are Arrested.

SEATTLE, Dec. 9.-The dry squad of the local police force raided the Hotel Cecil bar about two o'clock this morning, and complete wrecked tho interior. causing loss estimated at $40,0OO. The officers found a con- siderable stock of liquors, and took into custody Manager John Savage and other employees charged with vio- lation of the liquor law.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
PIONEER WOMEN HOLD
 ANNUAL ELECTION

At the meeting of the Women's E Auxiliary of the Order of Alaska PiO- neers the annual election of officers took place. The officers chosen for the ensuing year were: Mrs. H. B. Y. King, President: Mrs. c. w. Harring- ton. Vice-President; Mrs. c. P. Top Tiff. Secretary; Mrs. Wm. Dolan, Treasurer: Mrs. Esther Davis, Chap lain; and Mrs. Charles Howard, His torian.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
Steamer Not Damaged

NORTH SIDNEY, c. B., Dec. g. The steamer Pro Patria, which was stranded off Flat Point last night arrived of this point today appar- ently undamaged. It was at first re- ported that the steamer was the Amerique. 8 vessel which is said to have called for help in radiograms picked up by shore stations. No word has been received here of such Ia steamer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
BR. ALLEN MAKES
 ESCAPE FROM JAIL

SEATTLE, Dec. 8.--Dr. P. V. Al len, serving one year in jail in con- nection with the death of Miss Anna Oanielson, a wealthy Iowa woman and facing prosecution for bigamy because he married her, escaped from the county jail today. Allen was ac' companied in his break for liberty by Harry Gardner. a pickpockei, under sentence of 15 years
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
American Sailor Arrested

SAN FRANCISCO. Des., 9.-Frank J. Hill, former yoeman and mail clerk on the United States steamship Hull at Vallejo, Cal, has been ar rested at Phoenix, Arizona, on d charge of forging postal money orders. according to telegraph re- ceived here today by s. H. Morse, postal inspector for this division. Hill will be brought here for trial.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
CONTEST LOOMS UP
 IN NORTH DAKOTA

FARGO, N. D., Dec. 9.-An elec- tion contest in North Dakota is prom ised if supreme justices-elect at- tempt to claim their ceats Monday as already agreed between R. M. Grace and J. E. Robinson and part ly acQuiesced in by Luther E. Bird sell, according to word received here
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
ALAMEDA SAILS FOR
 VALDEZ AND WAY PORTS

SEATTLE, Dec. 9.-The steamship Alameda sailed yesterday morning fo . Valdez and way ports. Her passen- gers for Valdez are Mrs. J. c. Martin, Bert Sampo. Mrs. George Hobart and baby. For Latouche there was one steerage passenger.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
TWO ARE KILLED BY
 EXPLOSION OF GAS

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dec. g. Edward Beran, 53 years of age, and his nephew, Wendell Beran, 22 years of ago. were killed yesterday by an explosion of escaping gas in a tun- Tel leading from their home to a gas main. In trying to remove the bodies. a fireman. Jay B. Johnson. was over come, but later recovered.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
TO THE PEOPLE OF
 VALDEZ AND VICINITY

+ ++++ < +++ < < < We wish to announce that l + we have taken over the bakery ! + and delicatessen business of I
 < Mr. Rudolph Schmidt. ! * It is our aim to conduct a I 4 modern, sanitary and up-to-date t < bakery We .Aays, therefore. t
 f erected a bakery. building in the | + rear of our store which will be | < used exclusively for the bakery. < f Our Bakery Department will |
 + carry a complete line of bread, I + pies, cakes, and cookies, also ' + full delicatessen line such as was f + carried by MT. Schmidt. i + Ar. Schmidt will have charge i < of the Bakery Department, thus | < assuring you of the usual good t 4 quality of his goods. < + All kinds of cakes and pies ! + made to order. i + Telephone orders promptly t
 + attended to. + We hope you will call upon | I. us when in need of anything in i < the bakery line. | .* 4 + < + + < + < + l. l. + St < < | < s. BLUM q COMPANY. | < |
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
Authors Ashes Buried

SANTA ROSA. Cal, Dec. 9.-The ashes of the late Jack London, the California author were buried on a hillside of his Glen Ellen ranch. Without ceremony. in the presence of Mrs. London, a few neighbors and employees of the ranch. the urn con- taining the ashes was placed away.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
NEW PRESIDENT FOR
 ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Dr. George E. Vincent, president of the Univer- sity of Minnesota, will become presi- dent of the Rockefeller foundation in 1917, it was announced at banquet held recently.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
SOLDIERS FIRE ON
 STRIKERS HONOLULU

HONOLULU, Dec. 9.-Soldiers fir ed on rioting strikers aboard the :. 8. Makura, after all other means of putting an end to the fighting had been tried without avail. No casual ties were noted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09

T. E. Twitchell, of the Alaska Mines Corporation, and J. B. Wilson, superintendent of the Company, ar. rived here last night from Fidalgo bay in a launch. They report an ex- |tremely rough voyage.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09
Watson Due Tonight

The steamer Admiral Watson is scheduled to arrive here from the westward about 10 o'clock tonight, and will sail south after a short stay
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09

Attorney w. N. Whittlesey of Sew ard is visitor in town. having come over on the Northwestern.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09

Nels Jepson will leave tomorrow morning for Beaver Dam. after spend ing several days in town.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09

Archie Hancock of Horseshoe Bay is a visitor in town for a few days.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-12-09

sulzer leads wickersham.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27

Griutiit BEN Sternenbannsr srbiib.
renbe Gbrnna.

Die Witslisbsr bes Deutiden
9anbpebrbereins. ObsIei4 ie niht in
Der gersitfdafts .parabe marf9irten,
beipieien in ibrer seitrissn 8erfamnns
lung. bab fie piFsn ibr Mboptippaters
Lamb gu f9Gbsn, ieIbft ipenm ibrs
Spmpatbien in Der eeeenipdrtigen
&riiia benz alten @aterlanb entsesens
idlasen. aurS Dor S4lub Der Wsrs
iammluns, nadbbem 9iceprdfiben.
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binsepieien bate, forberte prdfibsn!
Weber bic aamsraben auf, an3utreten
uno BAG Sternsnbanner gu Ialutiren,
cine Iufforberuns, Der ale bersitpil>
lisit Solse leiiteten. Cine fpeitsre ghs
runs CAB es pdbrenb Der Werfamms
lung, inbem Der !Ssrberssbater, !Ssrr
Robsrt Wiebs, 9eiiber Der Wafbinss
ton pIattform, sinitimmig als Gbreii.
mitglieo aufsenommen unh auh TO-
fort inter entiprefenbsn 9eremonien
einesfiibrt tpurbe. Or purbe ppn
YrGiibsnt Mebsr ber3liGjt bseriibt.
bantts in elmer tsrnissn 4nfpra6e fir
bic ibm fpiberfabrsne gbre unb luo
feline nsuen aamsrabsn Elm. nit ibm
mad Der 9eriammluns bas GreisniB
gu ieieru.
Der @srsin bsfdlob ii9 an benz
9oItsfeit bss gapriihen ~llnteritiiss
unespsreines, am 2. gull in Wade's
@rope, in ~eoropprs" unb an ben
picnics bes RbsinpfdIssr lint. Der
Gins, am a. gull i'm Clifton 8arteu,
Repport, unb bes 8apriiten WGns
ner6Ors, am 10. Suli in Reidraib's
Bart, mad arGiten su betbeilissn.
Nm stpei ~srfrantts aameraben muir
be bic iibli4e ilntsritiibung bon $500
unb an bic !Sinterbliebenen BEG per:
itorbenen aamsraben U. Msitbuus.
bas Stsrbeselb i'm Betruse BON $125
ausbssablt. 8esgI. bes picnics, bas
Der 8treiu am 80. Suli in Wdds's
9rope gu pe%rdntalten aeoenfe, bert1'
iste Der, in Der lsbten 8eriammluns
@usfdub, bnb bic @orberei.
in gnsriif ssnommen fpprosn
ieien.
2uf @ntraa purbe befdIoHen, In
3utnnit BEL alien 9elesenheiten, BET
benen Der 0ereir Wuiit nStbig bal,
nur lInionsW ufiter gu e~naasiren. Die
betrussn $3S unb bic
S131.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27
Milbe Sasb
sluf gutomobilbiebe eii6iet nit 6eren
gntfomnen.
GoIi5iit miro aIs Spfer ieiner Wliht
bnrb einen Sdub i6qper Der.
Iett.

Barren. o. 90. Silni. Bon
Sberifis . ailigeboten BON SrlmibuIl
un6 4ortage County pirb cine Sheit-
lie auberbalb bon Rapenna umrilgt,
in pelfer man 5fpei Wdnner permit.
tibet, Die, nntoem Tie elm NutomobiI
g~eitoblen uiib es NIT seitobIeten au.
tom6bilreiien beiaoen batten, am
Wiontag am friiben Worgen Den go
Iisiiten 9fop y. Strod BON @orreit
iboiien nnb nit 6armern nabe re.
penna uri6 nit Yoli5iiien auf Der
Saiptitrabc bieicr Stabt einen Me.
poIuerbuell allsaefohten batten.
Ger poIi5iit Strof battc am @on.
.fag Moreen Inn 5iuei llbr sic Stra.
zen bon @nrren abputrouiqirt, INN
Die automobilbiebe ab3ufangen. galo
barnli naberte iid) ai,d etne Dtaidi-
ne nit JlDci Naiiagieren. S.rod Ter.
berte tic oui, af3uboIten, ober als er
a,if Sns 2rittbrett frat, ipl,roe er oon
einem Der Sniaiien in ben aopf &c.
id,oiirn, Dorarif Dos Mutomobil in
Gle baponinbr. Strof mtrSe mad;
benz Scipital gebradt, mo Die au1et
entiernt milroe. Gr miro lpdbrideil,.
lid gencicr.
Sberiif Thomas, SiIisHeriif @iI.
leii nib EoIijeihci 5Iospers madltc.l
lid ioiort oil bic @erioIgung Der Bar.
oiteiL Die angeblid) 8apeniio 81 fuo.
rem. GARNER, tpelde beno6ridiigt
iperSrn lparen, batten lid, in eirenr
Sebiiif nabe, 9iauenila auf Die Sdrer
geIeai rm6 gaben sSeier aui Die BAIT
bitten, oils lie bes 8eges fiibren, abcr
aittsSeitoipenieer gelang es oieier.
III %eittoumen.
@erabe oils Sberiii Gbonlns lid in
Der Office bes Sberiffs in Hopenna
beiniio, fubren bic aIutomobiIbiebe in
bic Stabt. sic nuroen aufgeforOert
ar2itiaItet, ~ipeigerten iid aber, es gu
tbift, noraiif Die genmten Seiier auf
lie eroifneten, bns bon ben ganbitcn
srmiSert wur6e. Sulett oerlieben
bieie Gle Wtoitine unb iloben in cine
GdeLne, Die MN inlringt lit.
@%arren, 8, 26. sNini. giner
ipateren Watritt 5uirIge iin6 Die
0anoiten ans Der Sfeuiie eriifom.
nlel uno ben geomien entsaueen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27

Wlai Bis 16. September feftsuiessH.
um auf bieis Dsiis ben SduItinDeru
gu ermSglifen, an ben Isi6teu GER,
arbeiten unb ben @drtenarbeiien ibeilf
%3unsbmeu.
einem gsridt aus Moulins DO
10. Mai i'm Petit Journal" pom m
Wlat 3ufolse bat fiir5lid bic giilifL
inisnbantur ben goriibenb,n Der gar'
pflesunsss aommiFipnsn porgeittf'
ben, n5tbiaenfaas bic @rbsitsilrie'
unb oas padtoitl bei5utreibeH, rbast'
ganobeoDltsrung ieinen euteu Winh
ssseiat babe, inoem lie ibr 9ieb an b
gambler psrtaufe. Dieter 9efebf ~
i'm gdnssn Oepartement bic grobl
auIreguns berporgerufen, nm 70 meR
dIs burd bic unaufb0rlifen @eitH
bungen felt 8eeinn bes arisses fiji
Stdlle Biz auf einise masere 9byb BIZ
has .3uttpifb unb bic 3ur arbeit isre
umsdnsli9 nOtbisen abitre &C. an.
ipuroen. leeri
Die mebr ala 1000 Witafiebsr
lenbe lanopirtbfhafilihs gereiniadhF
ron alfies bat nun an ben 2dHbipiuEs
idaf.sminiiier einen enersif6eH qtr
ieIi aeri6tet. in benz fie bic Gruncycs
tiger rehtfertist uno p~erlangt. Y5es
man bic aanbpirtbf9aft @ourtsab
nifi ibrer gieb3u6t beraube. bic eiprs
1ases CUR MISUNDERSTANDING bes g'nss
tanbes in ben pom ariea peripiiiteef
@egenbsn ~notbipsnSis sebroudt lDrsn
be. gbenfo ipeHis biirfe man bic Cir
rdfen. bic ein5isen nod Dorhunbele.
Mrbeiistbiere, aud nur perminbsrH,
ohne Der 2anbbeo6lferuna ben aler
idfperiten S6aben bei5ufiieen unb bic
ausbebnuns iener unbebauten Hldtsn,
benen ia bas Miniiierium init Redt 10
arobe aufmsrfamtsit fdeuts. nod 0u
rtrar1bern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27
So mnR e. fommem !


Raht erbauIihe 3uitdnbe. erbe6enb
fir bas 5era jeoes ameritanifden pa
trioten ,fdreibt bic rGbieasoer abenos
pot, BADEN bic 9emiibunssu bes
4usi9uHes entbiiDt, Der bic Slinotisr
1ruppen nit ben beutisen Tags sur
ariessfiibrung unsrldblifen Maidi.
n~ensepebrsn ~perTorsen tpolie. Der
4usi4ub, an befen Spite 5. Ggosn
Armour itanb. mahte iid eifrig ans
Sammeltpert unb bra6ie aud am IT,
fen Gage fhon $4,000 fir ben an@
tanf folder gefhiibs auf. lr bate
dber niht bebaft ober setpubt, bab bic
seiammte Gr3eugung BON Maf9inen-
sepebren in ben 0ereinisten Gtaaten
iaui aontrati stpiiden ben ameriianis
iGen Jabrifantea unb England uno
ieinen &umpanen mad europa seIies
fert tperben mub unb fir bas eigens
aanb, ben eutsn Sntel Gam, einiaG;
nuhts mebr su baden lit.
dis Der gusiduB su cieier eriennt.
nib selarste, i6idie sr ben bisberiaen
@ebern ibr @elb 3uriid nit einem Be-
sleitI6reiben, In ipeltem BITE llnm6ss
lldJteit, aus BEN obsn er.pdbn!en
Urunbe Maidinenseipebre su erlans
gen, mitsetbeilt unb srtldri tpirb, oab
nur burb ginsreifsn Der 9unbesreaies
rung Iolds Gef9iiBe gu erlansen ie;sn.
getauuilid mar Der ausfhub. ipie
bsri1tet ipirb, in feinsm Giisr 10 melt
sesaHsen, bel BEN enslif6en JinnnSs
@aenien 8. g. Worsau an,utloDien
unb i'm 3u bitten, ipenn mSslih einise
Der fir bic aaiirtsn beitimmteu Mas
fhintHsspebre ben a~msrifanifhsn
Sruppen gu iiberlaFen.
@eltern erbielt Der 4bienber bes 2es
.lesramms, Robert R. Megormid. ara
jor I'm /. Slinoiier aapolerie Mseis
meni, isbt in Springfield, fOlsenoe
Antfpprt:
.Mir baden Der britifhen Mesis.
rung Sore Bite porselegt unb tperbsn
Sbnfn bic 4ntnort barduf piinftlidj
Sutommsn laifsn. mir fiir9ten sipar.
bob es fHper baiien tpirb. bic cor
Sbnen sefpiinIdten 8ortstrunsen 5u
treffsn. iperben dbsr 9lnes ttun, mas
In nnieren ardften itebt. Sbnsn In olr
Sdde bebilfiih gu iein.
3. g. Worgan e Co.
5ier bdbsn alfo arrerifanifhe Dir,
ger BEL elmer frembsn Reaierune hets
teln miiHtn I'm ntberlaffuna BON IN
amerifd berseiteIIten Moffen fur r.nts
ritaniihe 2ruppen, anb bic Bite irtrb
obgefdlasen iperben. Cine jkfere De-
miitbigung III taum benfbdf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27

Summit benz SdJuliuperintenbenten
bctreifs ieiner Sdjnlbud Gm'
pieblnuseH 81 Silfe.

Stulfuperintentent goHbon tpiinf4t
neie 9ebrbiiter eir5ufiibreu uto
5fpar ioIte, bic nibt Don Der Gmeri'
cam goof 60. perleet tperoen. 8an,
unb gar tabliIa raia fonnte nitt &C.
mafyt Derben lmb 70 ipurbe BEN
SfalIratb urb Dem SoddfuIrath bic
Gmpieblung unterbreitet, Glide Der
Jest bemtsten 2ebr. uno 2eiebiifer
Decentralization NIB nnoere bon oitli.
den @erIegeru eiu5ufiibren. Gie
gmerican @oof Co.. cine Gincinna.
tier Tirma, bebaiiptet, bab tie unter
ben GmpfebIungen, nern 9utgebci'
ben, ,iir nod srpanSis prosent Der IN
unieren oiientliden StniIen benuB'
ten Bidder gu liefern bate unb aft.
gig prosent ron @erIassanitalten be-
3osen perbcn ipiirben, BON peId}en
Cincinnati obiolut feinen shtscrl
hattie.
Sic organiiirte a~rbeiterifaft, mel
DIE auf Die ameriean @oof so. nid,t
gut 81 fprefen 1T, neil iie elm LOG.
piiener Shop lit, uftteritiiBt Die en-.
piebfungcn oes Superintertbenter,
iingeahtct Der Shaiiafe. bab Die Der
Icger. ,peIde nit 2ieferlngen betrnnt
foeroen io1lcn, aud nifyt ourd,gdil'
ala unioniiirt iinb. Die a~neeleaeli-
belt fam geiieru i'm GhuIratb CUR
|Gprafe un6 ~ Der Sisung bottei
lid, ;Sronf 6. @ed, Der @eibaitsaeellt
res guiIbing TRADES Council, ioipie
Sorrp 9. Till unb Sobn 9. Wines
non @eu gorf aIs 8ertreter Der Sn.
iernational Printing 9rebmen's
Union cineefunben. Ger Sdnilrate
mirb feline Gnti4eibuns crit ndflten
Samitag t~reifen. Gen WHtglie6ert,
ole iid am Gnbe bodbeinig 3eigen unb
6ie gmpfcbIlmgen bes Superinten,
benteu oblehnen moften, plroc in
5iirren Shorten peiuet bab lie Die
SoIgcr iih 6aun ielbit 5usnitreibcn
bdtten. Sogar nit einem General.
ltreif mur6e gebrobt.
Iie 5ficntIi9e Shnle In Gartfage'
nirt ferncrhir ben 9amen .Wtarp
9il SduIe" iiibren. SRI. Gil bot 40
Sabrc als SfuImeiiterin in Gortbo1e
g@errirft unb ipurbe crit Jest peniIo-
nirt. Der 9lainpine Sperinl Sfui.
iiitrift $50. 7 rpiinidt benz aIlgentei.
nen Sfulbiitritt aneeglieoert 3u pcr.
bcii. Ser Delegation mliroe angc.
sentet. iie iOllte bofiir iorgen, bob Die
CrtIdait Ger Stabt eingemeinbct
wiro. 9ann niiroen iid] ale Sdapie.
rigfeiieu BON ielbit geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27
Ginsclbeiten
uebsr bic angebtt9e9sr
lpunbuns @ilIas 5um
trten male befannt
gsgeben.

20.
Suni, per Fourier mad Columbus,
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ipurbe pabrenb bes Samples nit Cars
ran5a : 9ruppsn in Guerrero bon eli
nem Weritaner, ben er IN jeinen
9ienit geprsBt bate, s.fdoFen. absr
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9eridt bes Majors Robert g. 6op3.,
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folet battle.
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iiber bic 9erpunoung bes ganbiten
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bate, bic aber nadkr beiertirien.
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ner 5luht, natbem err BON ben 4mes
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ben mar, an5siden bon Shrsden of
fenbart babe. Der Weriianer idate, er
CLAUDE, bab 9iaa tobt iei. Spats 81
iih jsbOd nod am 2sben befinoen.
bdnn isi er i'm Stadte Durango, IL
tpelfer Ai6tuns er ssfloben Tel. ais
CT Don General perIbinss SoIbatsn
perfolst tpurbe.
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in ben Ruhefanb ges
treten.
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bon. Der 5slbmarihna Don Billion,
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Warne bic 5iDeiie unb brittle beutfde
Nrmee befeblist., III III ben Rukftano
setreten. gr TT feinabe II Sabre aft
unb ihon felt einem Sabre leioenb.
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beutfden Grduen.
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itrift fir GrauenItimmredt", bas
Organ Der beutiden Grduenftimm.
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bic 5rauen 5rantreids seifidt:
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fem unielisen, furAtbaren Rries bi.
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