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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
Gbmi8 Mlfpaip
Gum stni9IuB an einen
Broteft gegen bte Ser.
Sta ate n aufgefOr.
bert.

gaio, 5eras, G. Suni. 9gl
elmer geriantmIung bon panii6ei'
llntertbanen IN Der GtoSt Wierifc
tpuroe cine gleiolittion ungenonrmen
IN Ucldler aouia alionio aufgefor'
lpirb, iib ben lateiuiiten &6roeru
beiber amerifdniideii Aontinente II
einem qrcteit aegen Die Ginmiihune
Der Ser Staaten in Ole glnselegen'
beiten 1erifos aii5iiidIieBen. Gins
oabin lalitenbe Wtittbeiliiug lit in
bieiigen merifarii6cn SeOniulat eiii.
getroiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

aatet babe unb bssbol6 fuspenbirt
lpOrben lei. Seine apmpaenie babe Bel
gions ben geiebl erbalten gebabt, ii6
5uriidsusis6en, o6er SppeuzGoltburIt
babe ben geiebl gum 9lnsriff ertbeilt.
9draus gebe bic llnfdRi9tsit bes 3as
pitdns 5erpor.
Cs purben aud Gr5tti6e 9lusiagen
entgeeen eenpmmen, Inn an5uoeuten,
bdb oes 9apitGn 8onen@golt9urit
9eiites.bdtigteit cine geitorte iet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

lihen glrtaniag eingetroffene Sepsf9e
beiast, baB baislbit Is perIOnen sss
i0btet unb cine grobe 2ln5abl DerleBt
ipurben.
Sn Dallas gountn ipurben brei
WeiBe unb 5tpei Jarbise getOOtst unb
in 5pt Springs bier perfonsn get0bs
tst unb a9t berlsbt. Bon Cabot, spis
i6en aittle Rod unb Subionid, per>
ben brei Sobte gemeloet. Su 9rsens
lamb, @afbington Co., i'm nGrbli6en
5beile beg Staates, fpurbe cine 1yrau
sst6btet unb fiinf5ebn 9sriOnen Dsrs
Iebt. Morrilltpn, 40 Meilen norbpeit=
lih bon aittle Rod, melbst BEN Sob
bon Spei Vegern unb bic i4fpere gers
lssung elmer ipeiBen 5rou unb msbs
rer ainber.
Hepport beri6iet ben Sob bon
aipei perionsn. Sn Gpreit gitp fds
men pier perionen INNS Qs6en unb
35 purbsn perleBt. Su g2ufellbille
purbe nur elm Mann est0btst, bagee
gen in Sorbpce flint perfOnsn. 0ertsr.
Wo., melbet ben Sob bon brei Regsrn.
glur bic Guberfien 0itliden uno
iiibliden Sbeile bes Stuatss i5einsn
bsm 1lnbeil snigansen gu Isin. Der
angeri6tste gigsntbumsi6absn lit
aubsrorbsntli6 arob.
Sadfon. Wliif, 6. Suni. -
Sn einem 1ornabo, ipelfer am fri6en
Morgen am 9ienltas iiber bic Stdbt
Sadfon tpegfsaie, ipirben aft psrios
ner, spsi Deibe nnb feds Nsger, gee
tDbtet unb ettpa fiinf5ia unbsre gum
1beil aefdbrli9 berlebt. 9iele 6Grz
fer puroen benpliert pber 6eI6dbiqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
6eser.

Sn ben Rdumen bes WaInut
Oils guiineb Rsns Club, go. 1924
ejiIbert qlpenue. fam geitsrn ouf Ios
fpsit unaufseiIdrts Wsiis in einsI7
puIt Elm Jeusr sum ausbru1, bas
ii9 duf bns SOI5ipsrf bes 3immers
ousbsbnte unb sinsn G9obsn BON etfpa
$500 anridteis, ehs ss seIUi6t iDerbtn
tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
3mis be la Noia
Der msrifanifde 8anbitenfiibrer oil.
senf4einIia auf Dem WariAe
mad Der @ren5e.
SOll bsa6fi9tissn, bic Gssen5 ipeitli4
Don Der Stabt Rio Grdnbs su
iibsrfallen.
Ssnsral Wunn, Der gefs6lsbaber i.nes
Giitrifts, trifft ansemeHene
@orfi4tsmabregeln.

Gan 4ntonio, Serds, 6. Suni.
General Juniton tiinbigte am Oisnitns
al, bab inn bic auperldiIige Uiits
tbeiluns sussgansen lei, bab 2uis De
Ia RoId BON einsm puntte Iiibli9 DON
Garsbo aus in Der Ridtuns Der @rsns
ae mnrI6iere, in Der augeni6einli9en
Ibii9t. einen lleberfall auf bas @es
biet ipeitlif bon Der Stabt Rio 8rons
be gu maiden. gs beiinben ii9 in
ienem 0iitrift nidt genug ameritaa
nii9e Soloaten, I'M De la Roia gnb
feline 2eute am ueberi4reiten Der
Grenae 3r binbern.
General William u. Wann, Der Be-
feblsbdber Der amsritnnii9en Streit@
trdfts in jenem 9iitritt, nit benz
9auptquartier in 2arebo, berihtete an
@snsral syuniton bab er bic beftnSgs
li9en MaBregeln CUR geritdrtung Der
@rensipaden uHb gum S9ube bon
Qarsbo treffe.
Seitli6 Don 2areoo, in 3apata
gpuntp, ienieits Der fiibliten 9rens
| ss ii6sr !pelte aueni9sinlih De Ia
RoIs marI6ieren fpirb, befinbst ii4
MIR cine ipin8ise 2ruppe ameritanis
| iber Gdballsrie.
gfn fpel9em puntte on Der Greuje
bic Meritaner Ios5uidlagen beabli9s
tigsn, tpurbe nidt in Grfabrung ges
brd6t. Gs ipurbe audi ri9t 6etaNnt
ssseben. ipis ipeii iie dussnblidli9 snte
ferut iinb. aber es beiBt, bab iie ber.
bdItnismGbig nabe Ieien.
Sollte es De Ia RoIa sslingen, ben
Rto Granbe su srrei9en, ebe amsritas
niihe 5ruppsn ibn abbalten tonnen,
bdnn iuerben seniisenb Solbaten abgea
ianbt tperben, I'M ibn auf meritaHis
i4ss @ebist suriid3uirei6en.
De Ia Roia mar Der iyiibrsr elmer
Der Gruppsn. ipel9e Dor einen Sabre
bic lleberfdlle peitlid Don 8rppnss
bile madtsn. Ssitber mar er elm
Jlidtling in ieinem eisenen 2anee
getpeien. nd9bem Der Stddt Seras
sinsn Ereis bon $1,000 auf ieinsn
Sopf seiebt bate.
glus Der benz General syuniton ses
iporbenen Snformation fpirb esi8lois
fen. baB De Ia Roia nift ipeiter als
,b0diiens brsi SasemGri6e bon Der
G,ren5e entfernt lit. Gollten bic gdns
bitten auf ameritaniIdss 9sbiet in 3as
pata Gountp tommen. 10 fiir6tet man
ni6t. bag ben 9etpobnern biel llnbsil
eeideben tpirb. ba NIT 2lusnabms bon
elmer oher sfpsi Jamilien alle Meritas
ner iinb. 9lbsr ben 5armern m0fte
untsr llmitdnbsn cine grobe glnSabl
bon pferben unb Uaaiileieln pegqes
nommen iperben. general Mann itsben
in aarebo unb beFen Ra9baridaTt
cine S1rpanron aapolerie, Elm Reais
ment Snfanierie unb cine 9dtterie Grs
iilleris aur 9erfiigung. Wan slaubt,
bab bieien sruppen bic @erifGrtung
Der 9reytpu9e entnouunen tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
9ieSerfun,ert.

Sn Ger aeoliau @aa iperSen beiite
abeno porgeidritiene 3oeIinee pon
SRI. Gbin 8eiler Elm 9ieoerfon5ert
eebcn, in tuelfen ols 9egleiterin
;yrou Siaian Spler 9logiteot iinb ais
8ioliniitin sSrI. @o5eae gelmett init.
pirtsn. Die junsen Muiif6eflifIensn,
ole 9Sroben tires 5alentes ablegcn
merocn, iinp: SRI. sImD Sattersip,
@olbsn ponb, 9lsnes @a9ner.
SteIla 5eibelmnn itno DiilOreo 6a.
rep, tSrau Geo. 6. giebIe, 5rait Soi.
9. 9epi, uno Die Serren RiGnrb 8.
4auIicn ir. un0 emanuel so. Dlener.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
Mebeaen
y o n u merifaHern unb bal,
til den 9eRbdrmeu
pertrieben

| W al btn9ton 6. SUM-. - Sm
StaatsDepurtemsut irdf Die Ra9ri4t
Elm, baB ameritaniide MsorineIoIbatei
unb bditii9s GeROarmen am SOnns
tag bic repolutiondren ssiibrer Welcls
lus uHb Gobio fnulmt neun Don ibren
Inbdngern in siRem Sample ndbe
5onbs 0eretes tobtsten. @meritaniI6e
Werluite tDurben IN Der SepeI9e ni6t
gemelbet. Die RebelIsn ipurbsu geioDs
tet als iie, na6pem lie un3iHselt NOR,
ben ipareu, gu enttommen oeriu9ten,
uHb Reite Der 8anoiten ipurben sur
3eit Der 4bIenbung Der Oepsi9e Don
ben 4neriianern uHO 9enOarmeu Dsrs
folgt.
OieIe RebeIen, Die unter BEN reoos
lutionGreH Jii6rer elrias pperirten,
batten ii6 etli6e Gage pOrber Der
Stabt unb bes Sorts bemG9tiat eez
babt unb' ii6 eetpeigert, iie Guf 9erz
langen bes ameritaniI9eu 8efebIsha=
bers au rdumen. Gs Iolgte Elm aampf,
unb Die Rebenen ipurben ins sSnnere
sstrisben. pO iie iid psrf4draten.
Y gmerifaner auf Scn o 0.
mingo angegrifieH.
@aibingtcn 6. Sum-. glomi.
raj GapertciL Der gefebIsbaber Der
anerifaniiden Streitfraite in Gan
Domingo, benodridtigte bas Staats-
oepartenleilt, bab cine IbtbeiIung oon
5lpeifunbert 9iebelIan oas Mtarinc.
Eager bei Motite Gbriiti am Wontag
angesrifien babcn. sic ipuroen, nat)-
Senr iieben BON ibnen eetootet tpareu,
3nriifgGDieien. Bon ben Imerifanern
,Duroc nicntdn6 geio0tet-
8otf9after Gerarb iott
4nsfunft uber feline
G-riebtnsirterDieWs
sebtn.
mafbingtou, D. G., 8. SUM.
Der Setretdr 2aniing sub ON absno
bic grtldruns ub, Odb er bei benz 8Ots
i9dfter @ernrb in Berlin per aabsI
dnsefrast babe, OBJ Die SnterOielps
iiber 6risbensnusiidtsn. bic ibm tiirse
lid BON ben beuti6en 3eitunsen 5us
geihrieben ipurben, iDirflid bon ibm
berriibrten.
1sue faIfde $40 : R otsu
i'm umIaaf.
Wdfbington, .. g. 6. Sunt.
Nm Disnitas ipurbe bos eri9einen
elmer nsusn fdIiten' $10sTcte anses
tiinbigt. Gs 1T cine leiht erieunbure
Hnhabmung Der Don Der 9unoes =Res
itrpebdnt in Dallas enittirten $1o'
glote.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
9eue faIf6e $1o : q otsu
i'm II M lduf.
pic ru[iif4s offsnfiOe.

Mmiterbam, 6. SUM. lltber
2onbOn. @ie aus @isu senleIbet fpirb,
ipiitbet Ieit "a Stunoen cine befiise
Sbla9t an Der ruHiihen Jront. ouf
elmer Streds bon liusefdhr 200 Wlei@
len. Die aprreiponbenten berihten,
haB bic Ruifsn in Sidten MdHen irn'
mer pieber gum ansriff iibergeben.
General 9rufilcff, BON bem man
sIaabi. sab er an Sisisns d&a Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
SDiitiiHes.

6err $. q. prObaseo BAT feline abs
iidt iih nm eiBsn SIP i'm gunbsss
itnat gu beperben, aufgsee6en unb
ii6 bon Der Fanbibdtur 3u 9uniisn
BEG erisnators Joratsr 3uriidseSossn.
8leid5eitig Fat sr bic 5.rren Wprpn
2. 9srrid, @barles Did, 5arrp 81.
0ougbertb unb .. .. @ooomanIse
islsgrapbiId aufsefOrbsrt. isinem geis
Ipiel 5u folsen unb iid sbsnfalls gu
Gunittn Goratsrs BON Der aanbioas
tur 5uriid5u5ieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07


ipeit berutter, oalI
id nidlt orbeiten
fcnntc. Sh .uar
moger, blei9 unf
fdtrad,, iuos nun
100 Efuno mi
pcrbrdd)te Die mel.
fic Belt i'm geit.
Sd fing an, op-
oia e. Bintbam'S
-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
Smmer grDBer
8irb bic 3dbl Ser oor
&ursem in Grantrsi4
gefullenen tandbis
ffen Sfft3iere.

{" D y
Sttapa, Ont, 6. SUM-. 9i:
ON 0ienitag SerDffentlihte peitere
2ifte Don tanabiIasn Sfft5ieren. Die
BEL ben fiirsli6en adnlpfen in 6ruuts
reid aefallen iinb, bringt bic glu5dbl
ouf $50 unb Wlittbeilungen bes mi
ia departments SufpIgs ioa bic
2iite nod lunge niht poIlTtdnbis fem
Sbglei6 bic geuuuen @erluite bes tos
naoiT6eu aontingentS ni6t betannt
finb. peiB man 10 pisl, bdb bus tdnas
bii6e @olt fid auf cine lunae Scoteua
liite geFubt MAIDEN mub. Den IeBten
Naari6ten sufolge iplleH bic Sandoiec
@eritdrtung erbdlten baben.
init Der mGueen Warn"
perfunten.
Sptio, 6. Suni. Commander
gboIute Sbimomuru, Elm japanii6er
Warine /. geobdhter dirf bem britt
i6en S6lndtihiff s0ueen gtarp"
bat beim untergdng Oefelben in Der
SseIhldht Bel Siitldno oas SebeE
perlpren.
Gonbon leugnet BEN Il NJ
tersang Der r@ driptte'
unb Der r9riu5eb
&opdl" db.
2onbon 6. SUM. - Gds Wtas
rineutiniiteriim erlieb am @benb Die
folsenbe 9etuuntmadung
.glm Sienitag fuuroe in Berlin etrs
pom beItI9en 6lotteHtummanbo un=
tersei4nete Sstanntma6uns erIdiIen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
ltnbeoreiflt6. II

.ggarum m0gen g oenn ina
5leiia?"A
.g8eil man 10 Elm 604eres Otter er'
reid)t!"
r@drum trint'n g benn NADIA toa'
Bier unD todn Dein metz"
r@eil bds 2e6en oann lGnger
bduerti"
limb ipGrum rau9'n g benR loG'
pfeif'n2"
,@cil man 10 Idnger lebt!"
ia - dber, tpenn g toa' 6Ieii4
eFen, foam Mein triuteu unb toan'
Sdbdt raun'n fpdrum tpoI'n q
benn NADIA IGnger leb'n9!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
Tralt mar iii franf
jilui Mrbeiteit.
Sire geinnbbeit iunrbs iuieSer bsrse.
iteat bard 2poia 6. Einfbam's
gegstnbls COMPOUND.

Ss,noiauapolis, SnSiana. .@leine
3ciinobeit mar 10 iddedt iliio mel.
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f5ront tommdnbirt, iteint bisIel6e
5ottit gu befolgsn, bic bon ben Rui>
len in ben aurputben beIolst tpurbe,
nit Der 5offnuns. uuf Oieie Weiie bic
fsinbli6sn 2inisR our96reden gu
tonueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

81 rie g stbeuter orr 9ero II n.
9as guftreten Der befonnten Sdns
aerin ,bide Bertha" DOR einem gelaoea
wn 9ubIitum tpdr bon tpeittrugenDer
scepeutung, 70 baB elm Sombererfolg
au ber5eihnen iit. glne Sdldger, bic
bic &iinitlerin pDrtrue. p1ren bon
siinbenoer @irtung. Ndn plobte Dor
BADEN unb tbre feirrisen 2ieber riHen
Vlle NIT ii9 fprt-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

iionsfabris In Reabing. o., gu besss
Ben, unO bat iid fsitbem nidt msbr
bliden laiIen.
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DIR. p. w elmer,
,3abner5t,
3abnar5t,
21 Ch niegli6en gpeuae,
66c 9tne Strnkt.
cfsn atenos unS Sonntuas. Sd. Canal 3T3s.

in tpeI6er auf 9runb DON glusidgen
pon britiI1en Seeleuten, bic Don beut>
f9en S4iffsn oufgefiitt tDurben, bes
huuptet nir0, buB bic oBdriptte",
rgrin5eB RO1uI" Birmingham" nnO
.QlteItu" in Der Seei9ludt opm 81.
Wtai untergegangen ieien. Sc lit bies
ni6t pabr. Die pollitGnbi9e 2tite Der
britiI6en 9erlufte 1T betannt 9eurI4t
pprben."
Sin neuer Srte9streoit
pon sp6Gf MiIttarben
ber ldngt.
Berlin, 6. SUM-. Die Regierung
rei1te am OienItag i'm Reihstag eine
@orlaqe Elm, in Der Inn einen peiteren
ariegstrebit BON an0lftauIeno Wtaios
nen Mdrt uadgeiuAt ptro.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
RUBBER AND NICKEL
WAS SENT GERMANY
Workings Of German Consulate at
san Francisco is Revealed
at Trial.
International News Service


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec %. -
Workings of the German consulate
at san Francisco during war times
were revealed Friday in the United
States district court by the cross ex-
animation of German Consul Cen
eral Franz BOpp. accused with six
others OF conspiTacies to violate
American neutrality by hindering
shipments Of war munitions to Eng
land and her a;;;s@
Bopp admit existence Of a
secret" German consulate war
fund" aggregatine more than $780,
000. Some of the Eloney. he said,
came from the German embassy in
Washington. John Preston. United
States district attorney. was en-
deavoring TO show that the alleged
conspiracies were financed on gil
g9ntic scale. He asked Bopr if his
war fund ever reached $1,000. 600.
Bopp said that il had not.
BOpp said when he returned from
Germany in March. 1915. there was
100000 i'm the war fund in the san
Francisco consulate. Preston asked
what use was made of the money.
We spent it 20 buy rubber and
nickel for Germany" the consul
general replied. I'VE shipped the
materials through neutral coun-
tries"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
LONG WAIT FOR
REPLY EXPECTED
London is Believed to Have
the Power to Dictate
Answer.
ILternatlonal News Service:

International News Service:
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. The
United States has done all that II
can for the present in urging con-
sideratiOn OF peace. The next move
is up 10 the entente allies. That is
the attitude of the administration
today.
Judging from the utterance Of A.
BOnar Law in London 10 the effect
that no immediate answer could be
expected by the United States 20 the
Wilson note. officials here are an
ticipating a long wait for a reply.
IL was pointed out that exchanges
Of views and opinions between the
governments OF the entente and
sounding out OF the views OF the
peoples Of those nations. will be
necessary before England and its
allies are prepared TO reply.
London Has Influence.
London still Is believed TO possess
the influence 10 swing its allies to a
favorable or unfavorable reply to
the Wilson note, as well as the Teu-
tonic peace discussion proposals.
With this in view the efforts of the
administration will be directed to-
ward the British capital
Despite early discouTaging reports
Of tEe reception of the note by the
British officlSls optimism here is
undininished. The hope persists
that when the people Of Great Brit
ain become thOroL ghly acquainted
with the suggestion OF the president,
public opinion will force a change
Of attitude on the part Of the Lon
don government. This may prove "A
slow process. ii was admitted today.
but the Wilson communication, COM
ing on top Of the Bethmann-Hollwe
proposal TO the enemies OF the al
lies, IL is hoped here. will pave the
way for further discussion of peace.
and keep that subject in the minds
OF the people OF the warning coun-
tries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
GIRL FAILS TO ANSWER

CHICAGO. Dec %. - Because a
telephone girl did not answer while
q night Waterman tried in vain TO
Eet an answer 20 his call. the plant
of The Pitner Gasoline Lighting CO.
burned early today with a loss Of
100000
with flames leaping around him.
J.. j Jendron. the Waterman. rat
tied the receiver for six minutes
then dashed out 20 nearby saloon
and called the fire department When
the department arrived the build
inc was too far gone 10 save
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24

The Lexington Tea Room. Sth
floor. ]. NJ = building, viii serve
evening. open sundays from u 10
2:sO d. N. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
THREE PEOPLE BURN
TO DEATH IN FIRES
New York Woman Loses Life But
Son i Rescued by
Eircmeu
IuuFuational News Service

international News Service.
NEW YORK, Dec 23-A mother
was burned to death and her son
was rescued 10y h-emen today when
fire swept the garage of Grant b.
Schley. millionaire banker. in e
66th ST. Mrs Harold Delaney. wife
of the chauffeur was locked in a
room above the garage and was suf-
located. Firemen rescued her son,
Harole IA years old. whom they
found clasped i'm her arms \ pull
motor revived him.
GEANTWOOD. y. j.. Dec. %. -
overcome by smoke while asleep.
Lieut. Harold Powell. seventh regi-
ment New York national guard. and
his nine-year-old niece. Margaret
Brewster. were burned To death to-
dav in "a FIRE which destroyed the
home of DR. Margaret Brewster
here Mrs. NJ Smith and two-year-
old daughter. Ethel. guests of the
Brewsters. We're seriously injured by
jumping from a third-story window
Lieut. Powell was % years old and
was well known as an athlete and
horseman. lie recently returned
from The border.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
Dornestics

Worthwhile specials in do
meSticS.
15c soft finish cambria, 80
in. wide, at lie yard.
Extra fine soft finish bleach
ed muslin, yard wide, at 121ac
yard.
GA bleached Sheeting, ex-
ira good quality for SAC yard.
As in. soft finish pillow tub
ing, sells at 22c yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24

One lot of fancy faces going to sell at SC yard
CamSole embroidery will be offered at 25c, 35c, SOC
and Csc yard
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-06-03

!, Assessment $50. Taxes ana cost,
1866.
Lewis. Mary-3-4 Of I lot in 1
Lucas tract. Assessment SO Tai
es ard costs $4.16.
, Loughlin. Rose Lot 9 squal
$50 A. Assessment IS. Taxes an
, costs $40.
Lazana, Ferdinand Lots 81 an
38. SO. 40, square $50 A. Assesse
1880. Taxes and costs 1856.
Lanford, John-Lots !, :. s,
8, square $50 B. Assessment So
. Taxes and costs $500.
Lewis, Isidore-1 acre In Q hf q
lot - section - tp Z range II
Assessment $40. Taxes and cost
1870.
Lindsay. Clara-Lots -, 26. 81
square S. Vaudeville Annex. Assess
ment $40. Taxes and costs $40.
Lopez. Jose M.-Lots 30 and z
block 9. Ponchatalawa. Assessment
$40. Taxes and costs 1856.
L0wvere, ]. O.-Lots Is, 16, bloc
17, Ponchatalawa. Assessed $4,000
Taxes and costs $40.
| Loche, Mrs. Rubie-Lots 40. AZ
Freedom Heights. Assessment SO
Taxes and costs $4.15.
| Maher, Theresa lots In squar
212. Assessment $50. Taxes an,
costs $3.50.
,Messina, ]. v.-Lots 10 and 80 "a
37e B. Assessment $40 Taxes AMI
costs $4.S5.
a. A. H.
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AAASAS VoVVs AoA0 0A40 SO0SO vVse "
Nontain. Revere-Squares 81 and
~. VAUDEVILLE. Assessment 10000
Taxes and costs $500.
Guedry. e. T.-sQuares 81 and IS
AleNusville. Assessed $500. Tax
es and costs $3.50.
Guedry & Abbott-Lots and 8.
Garlandville. Assessed $3.50. Tax
es and costs $14.05.
Green, Martin-Parcel Of land in
NV Of ne Or section 10 tp s range
IL. Assessment 500. Taxes and
costs $40.
Hample. Frank-3 acres in sw of
se Or section IL tp 6 range II. As
sessment 5000. Taxes and costs
$3.50.
Heintz. Mrs. +. ia acres in NV
Of ne Or section - tp 6 range H.
Assessment 5000. Taxes and costs
$685..
Helwick. A. F.-S acres in lot
section 81 tp 6 range IL. and i'm
provements. Assessment $4,000.
Taxes and costs 1856.
Hueskamp, Mrs. Bertha-1-2
square %, Falia: square in Alexius
willie. Assessment $500. Taxes am
costs $12.40.
Herks. Eug.-Lots 3 and I squar'
10, Claiborne. Assessed $50. Tax
90 and costs $4.75.
Hartmann, Peters acres in %
Of Sc or section / tp 6 range II
$3.50. Taxes and costs
I10.50.
Lilienthal, A. L. M.-Lots 1, 2. 3
section A, square los. Alexiusville
500. Taxes and costs
l7.10.
Messonnier. c. A.-Lots 1, ;. Sec
ion B, square EOS, Lot 4 square los
ection A, Alexiusville. Assessment |
100. Taxes and costs $40.
llller, Estate q W. R.-75 acres
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/ AseANS ssAAA SV0SS V1eOAs
Kerns, Mrs. C.-Lot square 224
Assessment $4,000. Taxes and cost,
$3.50.
Kessenall. Hy.-Lots Is and Is
square 231. Assessment $50. Tax
es and costs $3.50.
Kinney, Maurice-Lots 8, 10, II
and H.. square ESQ. Assessed IS
Taxes and costs $500.
King, Annie S.-Lots II and IS
square 191. Assessment $40. Tax.
es and costs 1886.
Keller. Mary Lots II, Is, 19
and 20. square 232. Assessed $50.
Taxes and costs $500.
Lacoste, E. Lots 5 and s, sqr
1872. Assessment $40. Taxes and
costs 1856.
Lacoste. L. C.-Lots 81 and SO sqr
1872 A. Assessment $1,000. Taxec
and costs $4.s5.
Larose. Alfred-Lots Is, 26, ~
20 and 80, square 228. Assessment
$50. Taxes and costs $500.
Levin. Isaac-Lot 80 square Is,
Vaudeville Annex. Assessment $40.
Taxes and costs $4.15.
Lemley. David-41.22 acres, &c Of
sw Or section tp Z range Il; lots
II and - square %, ozone Park.
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Assessment $50. Taxes Ind costs
$3.50.
Carambat. Edw.-Lots 1. 2. 3, 4
5, block s, square Is, section 18 Il
z range II. Assessment $4,000
Taxes and costs $6.56.
Catanzaro. ]. Lots / and 3
square 385. Assessment $40. Take,
and costs $4.75.
Cooke. Jno. G.-Lots Is and 20
square go. Assessment $50. Tax
es and costs $500.
Cooper. 8. Riot Is square 81
A. Assessment $1,000. Taxes and
costs $4.45.
Caninfta. Michel-Lots 2, 3. 4
block 361 B. Assessment $50. Tax.
es and costs $3.50.
Cox, NJ. Lots 10, Fl, 20, p
Is, 20, block 383 B. Assessment
$50. Taxes and costs $3.50.
Caprieto. A. and Riots and
2, block II. section Is tp Z range
IL. Assessment SIS. Taxes and
costs $3.50.
Vologero-Lots /, 2, 3, 4, block s,
section II tp range IL. Assessed
SIS. Taxes and costs $685..
Crews, Mrs. Alice-Lot 30, plot 6
Freedom Heights. Assessment IS
Taxes and costs $500.
Daniels, F. A.-Lots / to 10, sqr
Is. Ozone Park. Assessment $3.50.
Taxes and costs 1910.
Davis. J. T.-Square lot. Assess
ment 800. Taxes and costs 1896.
Dueerston. John-Lot -. square
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-13
HEAVY FIGHTING:
VILLA B A NDIT S
EFACTO TROOPS
Villa Appeals to Gen'l Rodriguez
to Return to His Old Allegi-
ance to Resist the Yankees

Chihuahua City, Mex, July 10
Heavy fighting is in progress between
de facto government troops under Cen
eral Ernesto Garcia and a large force
of Villa bandits at Cerro Blanco, a
few miles below Parral, according to
dispatches received today by General
Jacinto Trevino.
General Garcia reported that he was
enSa ged in holding the bandits until
the forces under General Matias Ra-
mos and General Domingo Arrieta,
which are proceeding from Jiminez,
arrive. General Hilario Rodriguez, one
of the Villa leaders, who joined Canuto
Reyes after surrendering to the dc
facto government a few months ago,
informed General Trevino that he had
received a personal letter from Villa
in which the bandit chief pleaded with
him to return to his old allegiance and
to join him in resisting the Yankee
invaders"
This letter was dated June Is at San
Juan Bautista.
In his communication to General
Trevino, General Rodriguez stated he
had no sympathy with the efforts of
Villa to divide his country and was
determined to aid the Carranza au-
thOritieS in restoring order