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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11

Setr s Gbarles Uloier uno
Satin haben ii6 5u apeimonatigsm
aufeHtbalt mad gtIa1ttic GitD begs6sn.
am WOHtGg UfOrsen tam Serr
.Sacob 9 6mit5, Elm 2tngeiteQter
Der Cincinnati Grain Gompan1, bur4
einen Stur3 DON sinem iyra9t3uge oer
Big Sour gabn an Carthage pite uno
Warp Roab ums Geben. Gr finterlGbt
isine Satin uuo eineu Sobn, pel6e
Dor 8psi Sa6rsn na3 lIngarn 5uriitz
reiiten. Der 9eritor6ens itammt aus
8pertpamos, &omitat Sorontal, llnz
sarn. Die gseroigung fiRbet beu!e
Worgen BON Der &apeue Der 9ei9ens
beitattsrfirma 9p. SmpaQe &c Suns
in Carthage unD na9 einem 5pbteas
ante bon Der ct. Clemens Stride aus,
itatt.
Serr Sobn Rolfs BON SO. 8O7
Wation placs, price 9iq, ipel4er, ME
ssitsrn beriatst, am Sonntag Wtorgsu
I'M 2tlier bon 70 Sn6ren Oom sObe ube
gerufen puroe, mar i'm Sabre 1916
in Aisl geboren uno i'm 2llz
ter BON q Sabren in bieIes 2anb ges
tOmmsr. Ule6rere Sabre Tiibrte er cine
Wirtbfdaft an 7. St1oBe unb Srees
man Qoenus, uno bonn Sabre 1879
on leitste er bas price !6iQ 5aus.
9ieIe Der Gltsren geipobner Gincins
uati's erinnsrn ii9 nod nit 9srgrtiis
GEN an bic t0itliben Stunben, pel9s
iie ouf oieiem pittoresten glaBe Derlebs
ten. 9isIe 9ienits tpurbeH bamals bdz
iel6It a6gebaIten unb a[lgemein galt
Rolf's paoillion als elmer Der popus
IGrIten RsIprts in Der llmge6ung Der
Stabt. Dor stpa 5p0lf Sa9ren sos fi4
Serr Rolfs bonn @eI9Gfte 5uriid, uno
pOr spsi Sabrer ertitt sr einen
S6laganfaG, BON Dem er iia ni4t
me9r erboIts. Ssiner Ghe nit 5rdu
Tarp Rolfs, asb. aoring, entiprOhen
brei seinber, Ssrr Sobn Rolfs ir. pon
auberIon, Srb., Jruu 8. Bert BON
eos anseles. Sal, uro Jrau 6. 9rifs
fitb DON Cincinnati. Die geerbigung
iinbst bsute Ru9utttug i'm Seuti4s
prot. JrisbbOf Itatt.
Grau WilIiam 5. Opepts
etbislt cine poittarte bon Or. ".
Morgsnitsrn, Dcrduf beriel6e nit
tbeilt, baB sr nit giiater 2tlfreb &.
Nippert suiammensstrpfTen ipGre unb
bitIsr spsi Gage auf bem Wlprsens
iiun'i6en Gut als Sat sepeiIt babe.
Spdter trafen iia beibe Serren NOD
einrul eelessntIia zines Geitehens IN
aonigsbsrg.
Serr 5 o I'm u. g DBL, 621 Main
StraBs, elmer uuierer iiingereu pieIs
reripretenbeu aunitmaler unb 9ors
traitiiten, seiste uns ssftern iein jiiHss
ites Dsrt. bas portrait bes sur 3eit
auf Der RiidrsiTe befinbli9en Hihters
g(lfreb &. Nippert. Sas Bib Seigt
ibn uns Dor isinen 8ii9erfdrdnt
fibeno. Sbelei6 bas gprtrait nab
elmer Photographic semalt lit, 1T bas
Bib. ipie Srau Rippert Dem tunsen
siinitIer bereitfpiGisit beftatists, nibt
nur Dor5iieli6 setroffen, ionbern bic
6oratteriitiiten 3iee iino ebenfals
gang ausssSeidnet feitsebalten. Gs
1T Ri6tsr gippsrt tpie er lsibt unb
lebt. Serr Sobn 2l. aobl, bon bem
mir ftpn anbsre re6t CUTE Saden
oieben baben, lit auf benz beiten Wes
ae. Iit als qortrditiit einen gtumen
su MAIDEN. 9as Bib Rihtsr Nipperts
ipiirbe bei bem bsmielben susebudten
empfans cine fpirtiame Sole abseben,
umio mebr, aIs Ribter Rippert bon
bsm @orbanbsnisin bes 9iIbes feline
9lbnuna bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
ungebetener Gait
Sarbiocr milf Martin !6eF berauben
nIil iid) jeSod Dlne Sente
iliidtcn.

sSn iehr unIiebialner @eiie tuuroe
geitern NadJntittag Wlarttn SeB, bon
DO 115 8eit 9ierte StraBe, ocr
Jiad]ts arbettet ltrlb ont Gage ihlGit,
gcaen bier llbr ant geitrtgen 9ea6nlit.
tag ays oenr S6llnlnuer gefpeft.
stls er infoIge 'eines @erGltid)c3
auilrodjte, iah er 81 iCinem nidr ge.
riAgen Sdlreden, in ieirlen 5r ebeuer
Sroe gelegenen 3immer einen BAUM.
Iansen 0eger iteben, Der geraoe aiiten
itno S4aiten oltrdnpil6Ite.
Seq bate allerbings aIs SGus-
maBregel gegen Ginbrether inter lei,
nem &opffiiien ein geIaoenes S6ieb.
1ler Liegen, aber i'm Gugerblid iunr
et 10 oer6ust, onB er abiolut nidt an
Ger Jfeooloer oodte luto MIR ben I'M.
gebetenen @oit oritarrte. Der geeger
5etam e5 je6o6 gliidIi6erlpeiie ali1
nit Der glnGit lno iprang INIT einem
Sat nus Dem Seuiter uno Lief cilenos
Sapon, ipobei er ieinen Rcf lirto ieinen
&ut suriidIieB. Cine ltnteriu6ltng,
Die Seb iofort anitelte, ergnb, ouB
Der far6ige Ginbrinslinq ubioIut feline
gelite gerla6t battc, mas SeB natiir.
Iid) aitberorOentIib onaenebu1 par,
belonbcrs neil er in ieiner Suie, Sie
ouf Dem SttbI Dor bern 9ett lag, $50
battc, Die Der 6ar6ige nit 2eiftigfeit
bate mitnebmeu fonuen, Seb melocte
iein 9lbentelter in Ser RcIi3eiitation
oes uierten IrItrifts, Iieierte bort auh
Slt unb 9tof ab, Die Der 5aBbige inl
Sti1 gelaiien hatte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Unmt italienifAen Sriegs'
id)atiplab.
Seftige 4nsriffe Der Staliener 5ipis
iden Der GtI9 unb Der grenta
5uriidsef9logsn.

Dien, 10. Suli. llsber 2Onbon.
Die am Montas abenb OOn ben Oiter'
reidiI6en Militdrbeb0rosn srlahens
oiff3iele gefanntmd6ung Iautst ipts
folgt:
.auf benz ruiiif4sn &riessi4aus
plas berri8t Derbdltnibmdbise StiIle.
Stalisnilder ariessi4auplnB: =
3pii6en Der 8rsnta unO Der gtIdj
haben iebr beftigs &dnypfe itattgefuH'
ben. Starfe &olonnen Don Glpens
truppen sriffeu pieberbOlt uniere 2is
nien iiibDItli9 bon gimaoieci on pur@
ben a6er Don unierer 2lrtillerie nit
ihtpersn 8erlititen 5uriidgei9lagen.
Die sStaliener lieben msbr als 300
5oote por unieren 9rGben 5uriid".
0ei@iitbontser in ber
Office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
alheinpfalser llnterit. .gerein.

Der RbeinpfGlSer llnterit. @erein
bcrfammelts iid i'm Sauptqudrtier,
1892 Central Ipeniie, unter 9criib
bes prdiibenten Serrn Sacp6 9ramd
Iih uuS Der prototonfiibrung Ses Ses
.rstGrs, Ssrrn pster gaufaueast. @iss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11

DIES Oafiir seTorgt bate, ben @dIten 70
ungene9me Stunben 3u bereiteu, bes
itanO aus ben Serren %. +. 9orta
mann, Surt 9ebrens, &arl 2uebers
uHO 6einri9 Sdnibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11

partise 4mt ftelIte apdbrsnb bss Cages
in abreOs, bab, fpte bon ben Ser.
staaten setdbelt purbe, bic britiids
Regieruns in Maibinston sesen bic
qlnpelenbeit zines bsutiasn untsrfses
bootes in eineln dmeritdnii4en 9afen
prpteitirt babe. es iDiro ertldrt, bob
bic britii6e Resierune nifts bersleis
der aethan babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Oei@iitbonner in be,
Office.
Sn Der 0dbe Don 9aefringe
fdeint ein Gefedt itatts
nsFuuh,s an hnhsu

Be u AZ 9u . u
Ropenbageit, II. SIni., iiber
aonbon. Die .SagsHs Rpbeber
ertIdrt. baB allem amdsiH ua6 in Der
Sontrtus Ra4t auf Der !SDbe ooH
SaefriHse ein Seesefed,t itottsefunbsn
babe. On mebreren puntten all Der
stiiite tpurbe b.ftises Gsidiisfeuer sss
bort unb man gluubt, bag beuti6e unb
ruiiii6e ariessidiffe oHeillanbsr seras
tben ieten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
9okal-Dfrid)t
Motarb. 8 9onbcntipn.
Vie gurbcreituusen bonn aOfal.ams'
idni in better @eiic Detrpfien.

Die iiebente Sa6rsstonpsntion Der
Sniernational 9lfiuciation Of gtpturp
Clubs, bic bonn 16. biz 20. Suli in
hieiiger Gtabt 3uiammentritt, ptrb
|iid, ben eetroFfensn 8orbereitihsen
SufpIss, au sinsr Der gr0bten In Der
.Gsf&t4ts bsr aHSciation SsltaIssu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Niaa.8anbiten
Ginsr Offi5isasn MiiihsiIuug aus Der
Stabt Rsrito SufOlge auf osm
Wsse na9 goquiIlas, Ger.

WaIbinston, 10. Suli. Das
Staatsbeparttment ipur0e am Wons
tag BON gliiso 4rrebonbo, bem me-
riianii6en gOtI6aftsr gum 5lp.itsn
Wale bdrduf aufnlertIam gemaht
bab @ina ganbitsrt ii6 bem Big
8snb 9iiiritt Don Seras gu beipsgen
Der goif9after thsilte bem interimi.
mitiI9en Staotstefretdr ppft nit,
bab er BON isinsr Rssieruug bic 5n'
formation erbislt, baB bic 8dnbiten
auf bem Wese mad 8oauillas, 5er.,
iid6 befinbsn unb bag Garranaa 9rup'
pen bsauftrast ieisu, nit ben ameri:
faniiden Gplbaten suiammen5utDir'
fen. nm bic ganbiteH 5u ergreifen.
6err 4rrebonbp idgts, bic qH5a6l Der
2esteren unb lire mutbmablite Gnis
fernung bon Der gren5e iei ibm ni4t
belonnt. Die Mittfeilung tpurbe To-
fort bsm arisesbspartement iibermits
ielt uub bon bisIem an Geasral 5un'
ton sefanbt.
Die meme Sinan3oorla- a-g I
m Reprdisntantsn III 8
ausenommen-
Wafbinetor, .. g., 10. Suli.
Die Omnibus 6tnunaporldge Der
Resierlins, unter lpel@er cine Sarifs
aommiiiipn ssf6aifen. etnen S6uBs
soa fir Jarbitoffe stablirt, Die ieBtss
Stempelitsusr aui5sbobeH uno cine
Gteuer fir eintommen BON GrbitaIs
ten unb Runitionsprofits bstretirt
fperben ,ipurbe am Jreitag 4bsnb NIT
240 geaen 140 Gtilumen bonn Rspra'
Ientantenbans aHssnommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11

@illiam 8. Wfotbeion, gr1iiSent
Der Gaiinaa Color 60, cine Der Sir
men. fir ircIde bic vIcutfddai,5~
,Sarbftoffe iiberbrafte, iaete: .S6on
Dor einem Wount Dernabm idb nilf
mniteri0ienl Wegc non Der beboritc-
beiiben anfiiift tes 1lnterfee. Dam.
pierS. Tie gsadJridt ging. BON gtiulo
,n Wflinb, nber ieIbit iett f0nnte ih
nidt fageit. iper mir bic arfornintion
3pfonnnen Iieb. GcuieI ipuBte i'd IN.
oeb. boB idl ipenn Tarbftoffe anbom-
men, eineit Tbeil 6erielben erbugtcit
ioae. Mir batter, felt Der ssrieg be.
goini, WeftcIlim0cil in Te,iHdIanb oe-
inndt iinb bas Gelb bofiir NOR ba.
ieIbit 6eponirt.
.lle6er ben Wertb ber 0obune fam
i'd nidts ingen. Hsr @extt BON Garb.
itaiisa bdnst Aqsags e. - weI@eal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
lit
an Ocidu5man9el!

Berlin. . }toD. (llcbcr 4onoon.)
- Die Iotiode, 0ab Die 2~(Qiierten
an Der 5omme iebt nitt utebr Dor
marts fontmcn lit 0arouf 3uriit5tts
fiibrcn, OoB ole Geutihen beute
BORT ilbcr Bic glcihc Nn3obI Sc
ihilBe Derfiineu ais Die Aqiiertcn.
15m M}onut auquit mar bic Nrtiuerie
Der 8riten un0 J~ron5oien oerieni-
gen Der 0eutihen beoallten0 ilberle.
gen UNI 0ie,cu llmltanoc ALIEN mar
c5 5lt5uidrcibeu, 0oB Die 4aiierten
etlide Grfolgt crrongcn. 0ieienl
uber lit ictt uui @eronlaliung oeS
@enerolitubhef @in0enburg obgebo(.
fem wor0cu. Die a6gemtbten Sc
itilBe iin0 ourd ncue eriebt mor0eM
0tuuition lit mebr ol8 gelul9 Dor.
ban0en uuO Ourd Die ginrittllnq eli
mes Miniiterimns fir Wiumitionspes
len fam e5 uidt mebr portommeu,
BAH Die 4rtiQcrie Der 4Qiicrten bel.
fer un0 5ablreiter lit, ais 0iejenige
Der Qeutihcn. (0ieie yIodridt lit
nit @orii6t ori3unebmetL neil iber
2onOou ~tommcno.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
paris aneefiint
init ~DcrItiimmeltcn!
Hrfrnteuia6rguug 1914s15 fat Dol.
liz anigerifbrH; alaiie 1916
arg Suiammengeihrumpft,

Berlin 2. g1ob. G5ltnfenoepeide.)
SIM 8eiiB zines geiangenen 6rau.
5oicu lit Elm Brief g%eiltnocn moroen,
luelder nQaris, 0. Sept, 1916"
oatiert 1T uno Ii. a. iolgenOe SteIen
entbGlt: ,
g8iiBtelt ba mir, metn Iiebel
libel, mas fir Elm @emetel iih &C.
qennGrtig an Der Somme nbipielt;
cs lit ftr6tbar. 8enn on ieben
f0nnteit; Su Boris uub moereu
Std6tcn gi6t Is n1lr 8eritimmelte
obnc geine unO arme, blinOe uno
gan3lid entitellte unglitdll6e obne
Jtoic oOer lulterfiefer. 0u Dirit
Dir Doritelcu tonnen, OoB man Itarte
Rerbeu bralldt, nm Dies aae5 mitatts
ieben 81 f0nnen."
Ger 9riefi6reiber fdbrt fort:
og8iibteit ou nltr. tuic biele w. %
i6enIebeu Die Shluht Dor 8er0un
ollciu am %. 6ebriinr geforocrt
butl gielc jungc 5oIboter, Die
ouf llrIoub nnhbauie taulen, erfldrs
ten ooB iie ljcber ouf Der Stel[e
itcr6en, ais pieoer uoh 9eroun gu,
riidfebren wIroen. Ger Subrqnng
1916 lit bercit8 Itarf 8liiommcnge.
idruupft uno bon ben Altersfloi
len 1914 un0 1915 lit faun1 nod
ettuas iibrig. 8icle 2eute tragen
Iroucr. g8ic 0iele 6umilien gibt
es, Die fiini bis ieds 5obne Olrd
Den Go0 perlorer BADEN. 3oS lit
gu trnurig."
Glcftriidc fOaibiert NIT 5uhrpucrf.
W}lncic, 3no,, 2. Rob. - Bel
Dem % Meilen noro0itlih bon bier
gelegenem Soma fubr belttc morget
elm cleftriider 9ororts3ug in cinen
nit Ghulfin0ern ongefilQten @ogen
6incin. Gin &in0 ian0 alf Der
SteQe 6en &oo mo 5Die meitere
moQen Iterbcn. gnoere nur0en leit.
ter DcrleBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
Sali6c Bcbamptmn0
Mrs ricbti9 eeiteHt

Berlin, 2. goD. C6unfenberidt.
- Sic 9erliner Observation-Disclosures
oQenttr lcuft Die Aufmertiamfeit q.
Die Iatio6e. Dab in Dem HUSBAND
bic g}otridt in Der 8rcIe Derbreit,
mor0en lei, 0aB g}0nner i'm 4ltc
Don 5S bis 90 Sabren in Der 4}rl
Uu3 YronoeHburg uuf ibre NtilitQl
tougiihtclt bin uutcriudlt moroe
icicu. Qicie Godriat lit ouf D,
Nlm0e bin Dcrbrcitct moroen, 0ol
Die SoGrc9tloiIcn 1870-75 elnql
3ogen lUer0en iolteu. 8atiu6e il
0ogcgen, ouB 0ic Monrer, 0je il
BEN Sobrcu 1870 bis 1875 Qeborel
wuroen. lid aui ibre 4liIitQrtauQ
lihfeit bin unteriuden laiien mllb
fen. (Dic 9janitpflitt beginnt ii
3euti6lau0 NIT Doqcn0ctcm II. &c
bensjobrc. Ole lleberiee- g2atridten
oqentur itcnt nit 0ieicr W}eIomq Dill
iolide 9e3ouptung rjdtig, 0oB mid.
Die 2cIte. Die in ben Sobret 1876
ISIS 0icnitpilihtig pllr0en. lor.
bern oanol5 gcboren mltroelt. iid
baben unterllthen luiien miliicl. Oh
2cute lteDcn oaber beutc i'm Iltcl
bon Al bis As Sobren.J
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
S~pekmlanteit treibcrt
Gicrpreiie bod!

Gbicaqo, 81. >. Aob. - 5ta0t
rotsmitgIieo George 8rebeI crbob
geitern Die geiduloiguug, ooB In
Den biciiqen &iiblbduiern t,250,000
&iiten Gicr auiqcitapelt ii1tb, ltrl bic
eicrprciie in Die Sobe 5tt treiben,
2ldt Spefltlantelt, beboltptet 8resel,
f%ontrolicreu Den gan5en @ierDorrot.
@r mill ben @cpeis IieIetn, oab
37,500,000 QuBen0 Gier Dor mebre.
rem Monoten BON oieien Spafulanten
gum greiie ron 22c per 8ubeno
g~efouit wOr0en limo. meIhe ibnen
jebt bereit5 iciiens Der @roBbanOler
32c Der 0ukcnO einbringen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
900 ~Babnanoc1tentc
in PM9bcss oarGSc!
Gieiige Denomination fir Sugbcs
in Serre Saute; 10000
MeHidleH beriammelt.

Ecrre Soiite Sno., 2. Goo. -
Sod ME mool mllr0e Elm &anOibdt
nit einem iolGeu GntbuIiusnus IT,.
gen0r empfangeu pie geitern bier
Gbos. IS. Suqbes, Der republitaniide
9onnertrdger. Goa0em err cine go.
saoe itber entbuIiolimierte an6dnger
nbgenommen itn0 on ocren Spite
800 gobnnngcitelltc maridierten
belt Der aanOioot in einem NIT 90,
900 Berionen ongefiiaten &ieien5elt
cine Reoe, in wel6er er bic 9roble.
rel Der 0emotroten iiber Die bieI
gGriibmte Broiperitdt unter Der 8iI
ioniden 4ero 5erpiliifte. Gr mics
0orditf bin ooB, ebe Die Wtunition5
unO anoere Grieqsmateriuls 5obrifa.
tion unO 2tt5iltbr mad Den 2Gnoerr
Der aQiiertcu begounen, bic 3uItdu
DC Inn 2onoe ocrmuBen maren, oni
man in ollen gr0Beren Stdotcn be.
2onocb fir bic orbeitsloien arbeitc
5uppcntii6en eiurihten mltBte i'm
OaB 6ic5 mad S6ruB oe8 ariegc
mieoer Der Soil icin wiiroe. faa
Die Arbeiter nidt 6ur6 b0ber
Sdub36ac geifijbt pitroen. Gam
griff er ons 45nmion'ide iogenanmt
gdtihnoengeies an, bon Dem Dc
@cneroIporiibcr Der 9riioerIdaft 6cl
2ofomotibfitbrer uno @ei5er in &c
BON ibln ol6Qeiouotcu 5ormuIorel
ielbit 3ugcitanocn babe, ooB ourd
oo8 @eieb in @e5ug ntf ole 4u3ab
Der GicnItitunoen feline Qe10erlml
eingetreter iei, ooB 6os ,@eieb al
10 oieicn Gomen gdn5ltdJ unberef
tigt fibre uur ltn ben 4rbeiterl
5ano in bic 4ugeu gu itreuen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
niarktbert6tes

9ufals Wlurn
QibcrRtittell ben @tQiusib Sruit g0.)
CranQcH-N iite Sd.5U bis $500.
3itroHcn- itiite $3.50 bis $500,
8raueiruil-atn $3.50 bis S6.25.
&cpiet-gort Smp5 8as. 5aG $3.50; @tr
Gapis, sat $3.50; I8ine Sap@, 8tf Lpiga
5aB $500; 5ouai6ans $i,65, 163er ino ar0.
98Seifntraliben Goiabs, grale 1925; em.
perors. Grate $3.50; &lnDerors, 5aier $3.50;
gtGIagas, erira Gut 5000; laucD $500;
SignW Bartlett regou, Grale $500; ael.
etBfaTiofej gtratntas, JaB st25; pam.
per5 St.7j.
@emide- 8iricbcIn, lbaudhc. Crate $2.oO;
y 3O 5s R;,i [ot' aSe s2, "; $iaf ss ;69"a af6 s $i9s.
5clcric, Ntih., $50. 40c, GplO., DBo. 90e,
4retfeIbeereu-6aB $3.50, 6iite $3.50.
6Dutg -N0iteH SS.75.
Githc 10. ! 4Salriiiic Rio. tSl&t; Beauut5
30. I rob no. &C. geroltet 4fo; Sc; Beanuts
SuHlbp roG gi0. &c, aeroliei Bf6. Toe,
Srom SGttcln, Vtlte S3.I6.
5etgch aiile 500.
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aipbcrt &. StrfhlDlu fiir Sfaats.
Scuater. Sibernl unO prparrtiip.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-02
Ghitaoc Marftberidlt.

Gb;cago, 2. 9}ouem5er.
RiuOuieG-3ufubr 1000: @torf.
felt bis DoDer.
Canadian @rafter3 800.
S0diter Breis 11.75.
SQbrliuge 11.25.
SdtuciHc-3ufubr $4,000; Dart
0ffnetc Itort bis 10c b0Der.
9ur6idnittaprei5 9.40-1O.15.
3oditer &reiS 1925.
ShOfe - 31tfubr 1t000; Ilorft
,itmo6, meiIten8 10-t5c uieori.
ger.
g8eit(i6e 2onmer 100.
8eeoer 2dmmer 1895.
3oobo BANNER 1886.
aaniaS Gin Mfarft6cridlt.
GonIos Stu, 2. gtDDember.
9tinbbieb -3uhlbr 5000.
951hrlingc LOO.
aiibc, felt bis nteDriger.
5toders, idnnd bis nie6riqer.
aaLber, felt bis nieOrigcr.
S6lDeiue- 3ufubr 1900; @crfi
offucte 5--.0c boher.
9urfifnittSpreis 9.50-10.10.
9o6iter Greis 1916.
sdafe-3ufu9r 5000; @}arft felt.
Soditer 8rei8 1850.
@afiitterte 26Hrmer HOO.
81. SOispb Rurftberi6t.
ct. Soieph 2. gtopeuber.
ainOOieb-3ufubr $500; @arfi
felt.
5tiere felt, Builders i4WGd)er.
Sodlter Nrcis 1850.
Sdrmeinc-3pfltbr 5000; Marfi
longiom bis idaDadl.
3urdifnittsprcis 940-9.S5.
9odNter Ereis 9.95.
Sdlofc-3ufuhr 5000 9torft felt
GetiHertc lilo.
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0ma6d 2. ~gtobcnlbar.
9linSDieh-3niuhr 1000.

iin6BieH-3uiubr 1000.
8eef1tierc, itort bis Zoe 9o6er.
@ute bis bette 9.75-tL00.
0}ittelm1Bigc 8.50-9.75
@emobnlihe 6.75-8.50.
aiibe un0 Sellers, Itort bis tOc
bober.
geeie5, CUTE bis bette $50 biz
SIS.
02ittelmabigc G.75-7.25.
@emobnlide 6.00-6.S5.
@ute bis bette Sellers 6.75-7.25
@ltte bis bette aiibe 6.25-6.75.
MittelmGBiae Giibe 5.50-6.25.
8ep6buJide 4.00--5. so.
Stpdcrs uno 5eebers, bette tart
bis 10c b0ber, anbere Innsinm bis
felt.
Seekers, CUTE big bette, 7.25 bis
800.
mittelmaBige 6.25-7.25.
@cm0bnlitc 5.75-6.25.
Stcf Sellers, CUTE biz bette 800
bis 700.
Stnf aithc 500 800.
Stcd a1lbcr 6.Oo-S.00
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Seal adIber S.OO-t0.00.
Bulls uno StugS 5,25-6.25.
5d)ueine -3ufubr 5000.
Rartt: Shippers 10-25c b5ber,
8adcrS felt bis &c b6ber.
Qllrdiduttt8prei8 9,65-9.85.
90Aiter 8rei3 9,95.
,5dafe-3ufltGr 10000.
Morft felt, SdluB Lon9iam.
&0mmer 10.25--11.00.
@efutterte 2Gmmer hoo.
SQbrlinge 7.00-8.50.
6ee0er 306rliu0e 7.00--8.00.
@i00er 6.50-S00.
@hrttarihofc 6.5O-I25.
@afltterte @&lltteridafe 10-15c
bobcr.
6ee0er 0hrttcridofc 4.5O-5.75.
6ee0er 2Gmmer 8.75-9.75.
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&%ctterbcridt.

Sur 0mobo unD l~Iu1gegen0
Sd0n bGutc abeno uno 5reitag
pormcr beutc oben0.
Iiir 9~te6ra5fn; Sh0u 6elttc obenr
ltno Treitog; pdru1er beltte obe1l0
Sir &opa: 5d0n bcutc obcn)
mo 6reitog; mariner I'M ertrenlet
lUeitlihen Ieil beute obCn0.
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Scr. 8. t8o-1s5
9r. 4. 175-177
Roter @ei8en-
Ger. 2. 179-t83
g}r. 3. 176--182
Ger. 4. 160--179
@emiIdte5 Gorn-
Scr. 2. t0i
Ser. 3. 100
Nr. 4. SO
@elbes Sort
SIR. 2. 101-102
Scr. 8. 1o0-10t
Nr. 4. 100
@eibes aorn-
SIR. 2. SO
gr. 8. 9S
o. A 90
8eiBer Snfer-
ger. 2. 58h
| gar. 8. So
SIR. 4. 81
@emfldfer 3aFrr-
gr. 3. 53-57
Eh. 3. 52-56
9z 81
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sdrefenstnt einer @ntter.

@o6oer, Aln,5 9. Nob. = 5rau
CHARLES Gartvr BON @bartons BEND
itieB belte ibreu 5idbrigeu Gobn
uuo lire 8 Sabre aIte Iodter pom
Damn aus IN ben Slug uuo iprong
Damn ieIbit III Die 5Iuten. Ser
&uobe rettete iid, gtlttter unb God.
ter ober fanOen Elm 8elengrob
Nlnn elnlibt, Dob Die 5rau Die Eat
1T cinem 4nfda BON 3rriinn aus.
geiibrt bat.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-08
THREE MEN BLOWN HIGH
IN AIR THRU RIVER BED
SHOT FROM MIDSTREAM LIKE 81
MANY BULLETS THROUGH 40
FEET MUD AND WATER.

NEW YORK.-Tugmen, sailors
idling on the ships rails and toilers
on the docks hesitated to credit their
own eyes when they beheld the
swirling bodies of three men shot 40
feet into the air out of the East river,
Brooklyn. The men had been blown
by compressed air from the heading
of the Manhattan bound subway tube
under construction between Mon
tague street and Whitehall street
through % feet of mud and 20 feet
of water.
The pressure in the chamber from
which they were expelled was 70
pounds to the square inch-gauge
pressure. This is about 40 pounds TO
the square inch atmosphere pressure,
or three times the normal.
1t drove the men through water
and into the air with the force al
most of a cannon.
The most remarkable feature of it
was that one of the men blown out
of the tube survived the terrible ad-
venture and is recovering in the
brooklyn hospital. Two men were
killed and fourth man who was IN
the heading with the three escaped
by hanging on to the iron OF the
shield in which they were working.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-08
ONCE WORTH $4,000
NOW He BEGS A BED
BILL BELCHER INHERITED \
FORTUNE, BUT 1T WENT OVER
THE GREEN CLOTH.

BUTTE, Mont.-A man pressing
close to the middle-age mark walked
up to Jailer Tom Wilson at the city
jail here the other night and in a
humble way begged for a place to
sleep. The applicant wore a latter
ed coat which was a little green
with age; his derby hat, a relic
of better days, was damaged, and the
rest of his clothing was in keeping
with his coat hat and shoes.
IT'S old Bill Belcher," said one of
the men who knows the dOwn-and-
cutters. bill got the jailer to break
a rule about dodgers and soon forgot
his troubles in his sleep on the &C.
ment floor.
Twenty years ago Bill Belcher,
as he was known among the young
people of the city, many of whom
were his friends for the money he
had, was worth $4,000. But Bill
forgetful of the ways gamblers go,
began to buck faro bank and roulette.
He made money for time and then
the cards didn't turn for him any
more. His friends tried to reclaim
Bill" who was handsome and ia
vorite wherever he went, but he fol-
lowed the varying lot of the man who
takes chances, and the other night
he was down and out as the man
who never had a chance. Old-timers
say that "'Bill" was a game gambler.
So he is when luck is down, for
Bill" other than mention it was
cold at 3 O'Clock in the morning and
he had no home, didn't ask favors.
Thank you, boys; it's part of my
luck" was the comment of the once
welI-to-do man, whose shoulders un-
der the well-worn clothing were
ready to drop under the luck which
he didn't figure was in the cards in
the times when he used to risk a
thousand on a turn in the good old
days" as he calls them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-08
FOOT PANIED OWNER
AFTER BEING ANIPUTATED
He Had 1t Dug Up, Strengthened Out
and Wrapped in Cotton.

John Murray of Barkersville, Ga,
an aged and we'll known man, when
recently compelled to submit to the
amputation of his foot insisted on
having it severed without the aid of
any anaesthetics.
The old man gritted his teeth and
watched the doctors as they cut
through flesh and bone as they used
to do in the good old days before the
discovery of ether.
The operation was entirely success
full, and Mr.. Murray recovered, but
a few days afterward began to have
excruciating pains, which seemed to
be located beyond the end of the sew
cred limb, just where the foot used
to be. The amputated foot was dug
up and carefully Strengthened out,
wrapped in cotton and reburied. w.
H. Walton and other prominent c1tl-
zens of Athens vouch for the truth OF
the above facts.