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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

Wcaloams cin. Gle giebt OIL, iie bat.
ten am "a. Septenrber eebeirat1et,
aber i6on am Gage bnrauf lei lie ge.
5.plnoen sesueien, ibren Gaften 81
perlaiien.
--Sltte iin6et I'M @Ifs 9empeI bie
SO. SoIbjabrs.g .gerianrmIing Der
Union 9iitrict gebical gliiociatiOn
ltett. 9ieie irmiabt 275 aerSte pail
adt peritlieoenan Counties in Sbio
inb Snbiana.
Ter EoIisiit SSobn Bidder tpnrbe
in Der Rad)t bonn Dtitt1poh in ielutr
&eim in go. $40 gufcpe Strabe
plusli4 bonn 9cSe abgerlifen, nad)OenI
CT icit otn 9. Septeiliber iilfcIge c.-
nes Ser5Ieioeus ans Saus eeblmosl
geipeien wor. ct batte 1S Sabre 0enl
EoIBci'1epnrtemert anaehort iliN
errclhte Elm gllter BON % SoGren.
InBer ieiner @ittpe miro er iiberlcbt
por 5mei Sohnen unb 5tpei Iod)tern.
= Durh Hep. ssiibore 8eerfaEtp
ipurfen geitern Tioreen sSrauiein
Woria S1nea, bic Godter bon iSrau
Ssctic S6nell Don georo Siebciite
Strabe, uno !Serr S. 6. God)raH BON
Cincinnati in Der ct. Stepbatiis
,sirde ebeIiG uerb,inoest
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
Bel Der armee Saib Eaidas.
Was bic tupferen Siirten unter ben
f4tDierlsitsn llmitdnben seIsiitst
buben.

nSn una6iebbdrer @iifie bsbRt ii9
Siibarabien. Die lenselrbe Sorne Bat
| bier auf geipaltis tpeiten iylG4en iett
Sabrbunoerten feline 8erGN6eruus gea
ieben u. bemiibt iiH nit sutem9umOr.
bur9 biaarre 2uftIpieseIungen 9enss
sun9 in bte auseetrodnete 2anbihaft
gu bringsn. 2n ben fpdrIi4en Wafers
iteaen boden bic 4raber unD beipre9en
ben DeIttries. 9pn WtunD gu Munb,
DON aaraipane gu aarapane brinsen
bic @reisniiis Derbenber Weltgei6i6te
bts gu ben pilOeiten RDmaben5t 5tGm,
men.
Scr grDBe SuItan fibrt arieg ae.
gen bic gnslGrber; Die Oeuti i9en bel>
fen NIT llnterieebooten unb Gufti9ifs
fen. aein Wlenfa lam iagen, tper
iiegen lDirb, oenn gnglanj lit srOB
unb mG4tis. @Ge ReiIenDen Die je
on Der aiiite einen Bid in lie WIite
parfen, paren GneIGnber; penn an
ben @prsebirsen S6iffe fra .Detan. 10
tpurbe tire pliinberlng Dura enslif3e
arisssffiffe beitraft. go lit 4ben ibrc
geute ssnorben. @nsIanb 1T reid unb
tart -. llnb bod bic Si:rten boz
ben einen General, Der bieie ielben
engldnber tGeli9 beiiegt, iie BON Ous
rdbje nad Diitebm, Don Satebm nad
Sonah, pon Sandb mad 2ababi in
blutissn 9efedten suriidtrieb, iie aus
aa6abi tparf unb iest Bel 81 Datb
unb S4ed Stbman DOR @ben i6per
ssfdlasen bat. gtG9fsns pirb bic be,
feitiste Stabt Smab bran glduben
mafen. Sab 9Baida ift Der tiiatigTtc
Mann In Qrobien, Saib 8aI6a lit
fs9s SUB srOb, Sab Pafda 1T uns
beimlt4 tlug, er bat 10 nieI gplbater
tpie SdnbtGrner In Qlrdbisn unb tdbt
fid trosbem bic 9anb ri6t tiiiien;
freunbIid fprtdt er nit iebem @6et6
nnb jeber einfd1e 9lraber bari i6n Be-
fu4en. limb per i'm befu9t, Der ges
tptnnt i'm feb Die Gultane Der
Sabli unb @nluti, bic S6ei9s aGIer
Stamme iinb su ibm gepilgert. gfur
Der ulte Sultun bon Gbien BOT fidh
fern gehulten. Saib gai6a lteB i'm
burh reitenbe 8oten su fib rltfen unb
als Ct nitht iofort fam, aipanaen bic
goten ben alien Serrn, Der felt se9n
Sdbren tein pferb me6r beftieg, ben
tpetfen @es mad adhabi in fAnelrrfem
2empo suriidsuleeer; benn 5aib 9ds
Ida tann febr energifh fperben. gr
bat aud BET preife Sultan G6bulrab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
3amtltpn.

linier gseut in $amiItou III Serr
GSuarb gruf, 449 Glib Sapfte ST..
geQ Sci. 476 . q. Some Hbone
1851 81.
- Seute Gadpuittag pirb i'm
Geuti9en Saus Der groBe 9a5aar gum
9cifen oes 9euti91i Saus.@ereins
er6iinet. 9Te 8iirger uno @eidoTts'
Ierte SoruiItons iteuerten 5ablreifa
9eide,lfe Su oemielben BEL, ullb waD.
reno Ger breit6sieen 0auer bes 30.
daarS miro Ibetlbs itlter Dfituirfuilg
les S6peiser Mannerbors ino bes
Smnilton Sdngelbun6eS Elm Yro.
granm CUR Gur9fiibruns gelangel.
- Serr Siaac Sepntann lit mad,
ituerem 2eioen i'm 9Ilter pcn 7G Sab.
rem in ieinem tSeim, SEQ. 940 Camp.
bell stue., geitorben. @r ipar IN
Geltid)lano geboren, tuar aber i9on
in Sitter bon 13 Sabren in bieies
&anD geformnen. Seine @ottin lpGr
Inn idpn Dor pielen Sabrer i'm Sobe
oorongegangen. Die a'eeroiglng hsS
8er1tcrbenen fiiloet mor9en @Orniit.
taq in Cincinnati itatt.
- 1ie Serren 6. @. gfuSer mno
;Soiepb 8. Blair, bic GnhlaBDeripnItcr
ocs Dcritorbelen George E. Jfcib,
reitten geitern i'm Frebatgeridt ibrcn
gerid)t EN- oerBufolge tie $3.50, ,263
einnaemen unb $517,182 ausga6en.
5coer Der bier grben erbieIt $4,000.
= @egen anaebli1er @rai,iamfcir
ceidlte geirerr 5Ioreuce McgbanlS
eine SGei6unsstIaoe oRoeu Gsorw]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
Die ftaatlide 3inilbienSt.
RpmniiIjtpm
MiG bas @efes ssssn pplitiife 5M.
tis.sit Oon 3iOilbienitbsamtsn
bolitredeN.

Columbus, g.. %. 0ttober.--
Die iiaatIi6e 3ipiIbienftsaominiiiiOn
that am Wliitpo9 bsn erIttn s9titt
in Der 9ur9fii5rurg Der @ori9r.ft,
bsr5ufoige elngeItsliie i'm 3ioiIoisnii
Id poIitiid1tr sbdtigteit gu entbaltsn
6aben. sic empfabl bic GntlaTuus
roH petsr 9lbeib, zines angeitslltsn
IN Bureau bes atss9tubitprs Dos
nafsp. Dieter purbe bena9ri9tigt
tab Dag Saldr pon 9tIbeiB tpsgtn Der
poIitifben febsn. Die or bielt, ni9t
ldnsr CUR 3ablimg ansepisien lpsrs
be. 2tFbeiB b0tte iiir5lid Rebsn s.Eale
ten une bic giibruns in einem 2lns
ariif auf ben bsutTa.umeritanilchen
GiabtOerbonb ii6srnommsn, peil bi.s
ier bic Grlpd5lans Don 6lghes snbois
iirtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

@errnansfi nod seigen, bob iie Wsadt
iiber ibn batten. go blieb er 5lpei
Gage III einem sroben Saal oeS
Wef1ng1riiies iu,ter linibiloerbaren
SuitGrtoen nit sfdiiberu, StroId)en
,irA 6eiertirten Solbaten 5uiannnen.
Damn murbe CT nit 90 oneiitaftber
seihmieoete1t Serbredlern brei ailo~
meter our6 oieStaot nab bem Sabn-
bof transportirt utter nlilitarilder
gsforte. Sin 3ug fam er in einen
slrreltantennagell, IN Dem er NIT 90
glrreItdrteit 1lit6 10 &onpoilolonten
iifttergebroht rpurhe; 10 botte er Die
5000 Merit bis 5npnranha iiberWaos'
faii unb Neetersbure 5itriidSuIeger.
Die ssobrt mus iilrdt6or eeipeien
fem, fpenrt man Die llngebun9, Dos
entieeIid)e llnee5iefer intb Den lllr.
itorto beoerft, ba biolde alrreitonteil'
Siige mir etappenmeile fabren inb an
ben &reuiBlrltgsplliften iinlgelahen
lperben, lpobei Die ungIiiflihenSnioi.
len ieoesnnol aiif elm paar Snge ms
@efdngnib tpanOcrl. S6err Gonrab
iab .. 9. in Wtosfou A Gage i'm @e'
fdngniB.
gnbIid fam er gtafts Tim i ltbr
IN Petersburg an, braitBen auf eineln
Iubenbabilbof in einem langen 3ug
bon @efangenen IN flirreilben Set
ten; einmal butte auh er Sanbidel.
len artlegen iniiiien. 60 girg es bllr6
idnlusige StraBen pieber in elm @e.
faneiliB, bon Dem er nab orei Sagen
in elm observation-disclosures abge'
liefert puroe. Sort mieoer Seibespi-
iitation llnb bonn ipuroe Ser olte
Serr, ber bod ollsgetallidt iperoen
iollte, in cine Belle gebraft, Ole 5pei
Wteter brett ,tno bier Dteter lang mar,
nn6 in Der er Is Gage in Gin5elbaft
eiitgeiperrt mar, Inn ibIieblit) mad
oem Sinniihen @abnbof trallsportirt
gu Deroen, no er Ii9 i'm 3uge nah
Sornea enblif Ser Sreibeit nabe
glaibte. slber crit fam nod elm ct.
preiflngsberiu9 bes 3ugfiibrers, Der
Dem ietnes gan5en @elbes 9erai,bte1
Die Sabrfarte nad Eornea abperlarg.
te, unb ben llngIiiflihelL aIs er nitt
aablen fonnte, faItbIiitig ra6 Teters.
burg 5uriifbeforhert bGtten, spenn ii6
niht eine i'm gtebenabt6eil reiienDe,
eberfaQs Der @efreiung entgeeerge.
beiIbe Game ieiner angenontnien un6
fir lin ge5abIt bGtte. go fonl1te Serr
Gonrab enolib big Saparanoa font,
men, mo er am 12. 0Soi Die Sreibeit
tuieber begriiBte. Gr batte cine brei.
Bigtastge Sabrt BON Silrtbirit mad
Tornea binter ii6, cine Sbpiiee, oie
ben ebrenoo1en acknowledgements
nod einnaI 10 redt bl,rh Sen 9lb.
itaum ser ritiiiiden @efangtiiIe lrno
Mrreitanten5iige i6Ieifte, uno nit Ell.
ner SoIle BON @rauior1feiten, GfeI
uno Shifune befmlrrt ntaf,te, Dor Der
al Die fleinen llran1ebnrIi6feiten All
yti6ts perblafien iiber bie engIifde
iinb fransoiiide misgetauffte 9ibiI-
iest 70 belpegli9 flagen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
Die nurtuesifhe Resierung
gsrdtg ibr. Iniport auf Ssuti4'
lambs proteit.
Dsutfde saudborts i.ben insipiifea
ibre Saso auf norpesi4e aone
trabanSs fiis.enbe S4iife
fort,

apnbon, %. Sttobtr. - 0eut.
i8s saudboots itten. 70 melost bi;
GrGangs telegraph Co., bic Sago
auf norlpegiit. Sdiff. fort. SnSpis
iten bsrdts bic norwegiihs Resis.
rnns bic 6orm ibrsr slntipprt auI
Septi6lanps yrotsit s.gsn ben auss
i6Iub BON 5audbopisn aus nortp.s
eiiteH 9spSHern, uub ss Sirtuliren
ieriaiipneae @sriitte ii6er bic 8e5is
tlnaen Der beibsn 9Guber. Dem aors
re,pcnbenten Der 5sl.grapb So. in
aopenbassn sufols. ipri6t bas nor
reeii6e Res:srungsprgan bic 9oif
mung aus, oab Der bsutIds prptsit 10
atsefabt lei, bab sr ni1t ben Cha,
rai.sr zines ultinatums trase.
Die nortpesiide ySdiffabrtss9a
setts" erflGrt. bab iiinf bsutid:
Sau6boois cine resuldre glodab. be-
iiiblifVn aiiHs Ron RoriDsssn unisr
tdltsu.
Dtr R.utsr saorrsiponbent in Stas
refs.r msioct, TAB bic nOrlpesiid,
Bari .atbsnian", tpelfe in gssnfunb
eintraf, bsribtets. bub iie ON Cont
tag bier nornteiide 9ampfsr lab.
ip,ld. pon nsatIasn sau4booten IN
yrapb geiisdt trorb,n isisH. Di.
,2ttbsnian" sn.iam nah Gssrfunb
unb ipasi ricbt, ioisbsr in Ses 5u sss
FEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
Jn gelbftnertb
GSiq Die Deg @attennlorbes angefIagte
Caroline 9cttiuger BON GaIbwea,
81. g.. eebmnoelt baben.

geeDarf, 81. g., %. Sftober. alm
@tittpo6 begann bier Die 8erbanS'
lung Der @torbantIase segen Srml
Caroline @eittinger, meldle am H..
SuIi in ibrem Seim in GaIbpen If.
rem 9atten Gbriitopb geutinser,
einen gtrp Dorfer aobIenbanSler. er.
,d,oiien bat. Sie siebt lesteres
81. erfIGrt aber, bab iie IN Selbitper.
tbeioigi,ng gebaiibeIt babe, als ibr
@atte angeblib nah elmer langen Re.
rio6e BON WliBhouoluusen in ihr
3imlner fam, Inn lie an;ugreiien. q
Srau 9citinser, ipel6e NIT ibren
fiini ainbcrn i'm @erid,ts5immer mar,
5eigie feline erreguna. ais Der Stants.
anlpalt Sic Gin:elbeiten Der Tbat DOR.
leatc, Inn 81 6eueiien, oaB oieie cine
nor6eoadte aeipeieu mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

Gtaatss2 s2lubitor Oonaben .ripibers
ts auf ben Brief Der 3ipilbieNitsaoms
milton, baB albeiB ii6 ,ur 3eit ieis
ner Rebsn auf llrIaub bsfano unb bab
iein Same beshalb niht auf Der 3dbIs
life itdnb. Or ertldrie, sr lperbs ieis
nen Ieiner 2lnssiieIIten auf bic Gms
pf.blung Der acmmiiiiOn bin entlais
fen, bis es ibm BON Obsrseriat be-
fptlsn tperbs.
Die 3ibiIbienitsa aommiHion erlieb
cine ,GrtlGruug. ber5ufolge lie bic
Gntlafuns alIsr 3ibiIbienii> >ans.itsas
ten empiebl.n tpsrbe, psl5e poIitii6
ibGiis iinb.
Charles gs6t. ein alsrt i'm gureau
Der itaatli6en osGommiiIion, ers
iuhte um bic GrIaubnib nad. bel Der
Suebessparabe In Columbus am 30.
Sttpber bic 9irtiion BON Jrauilin
Gpuntp fiibren su biirfsn. CT erhielt
absr ben 9sfdsib, oaB ries cine @er'
IssuHs bss 3ioiIbisnitsSeieBss iein
ipiirbe.
1u GeIbffOerfheibiauita
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

= SSm slIter bon AZ SSnbren ben.
idlico in ;brem Seim an Bomb Strab.
,Srat Gliiabetb 9onges, @ittlpc oes'
neritcrbencn George Donscs. sic Di,;.
terIaBt orei Sobre, cine 5odter, Orei
Biii6er iulo orei Sdppeitern.
- Die sInlage Der Raticnat Cater
Gcnpanp Duroe ain 1iittlpob BON De.
ren MdIicertpaIter al Sobn u. @ei.
qel iilr bic Sunme Dcn $500 per.
fault.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
Gin seringer @erluft
Sit a1geblid) Der Sr6 oes oominifa.
niiGen Generals Ramona Battle.

acn gorf, 20. Gftcber. Ser
amerifaniiijc @eiaiibte in Gan 81.
mlnac, Miaiam u. Ruiiea. ipeltei
am Rittrof fier mfanL ioete. Deb
Der 5ch ncs Generals 9famona ga-
lite, eiies Der glebeaenfiibrer, IN Dem
aanpie nit merifmiii9en Erllppen
am Eienitag ehra Der gcrifgifc Der.
lnil fri, luelder San Goniingo treficn
fonilte."
s9aiiitc mar felt lanaem Elm Dorii
inI Sleiid Der sesenp1rtisen Regie.
ruig osiueiesL" inots HMiea, au ibm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
WRASSMANk & BARfKHEGHT
1421-29 1ain Gtrahe.
Qeidenbeitatter.

reordbnib.Sar5r In grrtinbuns. au,f4en.
ambnlona'@es'euuua fftiee often Zoo uue
Sn6t SeI Canal 221t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

bic 3epeifet iiber ben 8mnpf se3eiat
tuursen, rer batte nut ieiner galIce
Don 200 Iln5hfrieoenen piel llnrnba
beriiriatt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
gereins.g s.gnseigen.

;, Ssutid.r Sag 6.ieaidait.
9aorsen 5rriiaa. 27. G:tpbsr. abenbs ubr.
finoei in 9eni'tsH aliib bic monatiids 9eleea,
ieHiiyuHe ftnii.
aue. g. Gorba6, grdfbeni.
gmtI gD. ei6Isr. Ssiretar. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

Diab6er fir SGrsarbeit unb Soden in flei.
uer UemiIie Outer gobH. Stat SO. SabboH
SaI, GnonbaIs. Eel. gsoa 42e5'R.
2b--Ns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

inr Sausarbeti Better aobn. sop
Hodta!s aloeHae. Eel. sIbou PASS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

midb@en fiir SaIsarbeit gieferensen. Rriee
unb Combine abe., Arice siu. bb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

q 90 II, eria9reHe nit bieiisen gmbiebIuHgen.
G,nier aohH, 9bone gloon 9i6 cher natsa.
fragen gc. 500 2erraee aDs. Clifton.
2S-26
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

%. ab6en ilr aaaemeine SnHscrbeit. 3,pti
in nsr bnmilte. aIstnes yaL Suier gotn;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

whb6en fac ausemeine Sfnsarbeit. gu.
Ter robH. 252 Qtrmaa ass- GeoaSaIs. Gsl,
i750 X. bb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

CH,e eneIi,9 franojtf1s gtsvapanba.
aifsrotair bat 51rtften beraiiseehpe9t e
hersn anSoetaninte arieqsuntnuSli4e iiisn
Gipiiiuferrirte the ~eeibsn. IN SEunmv
limb ersdbIsn: Gsgsnilber inineI ysrlln'
riaer isinbIid,er Tntioneii III ber CeffeHt'
Iicbfeit au perIeuniber, 1T IS bon Snterelfe.
bic GdiIberune zines benifter Uutsbt:
Users an Ieien. ber bel benz ufberfdl 9rt
WisuteI bon ietitem 0ute slltbcf III riilI't9e
fBefniiaenidnft cerfnIrppt ,pnrbe. Die lob
aetibs,f Nusfibrunaen beruber dlf psrfcn'
lider autseinnuneen he's @erfmIeophno
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lR d b d II, ibeutfdes, fiir aleemeine Saus.
arbeit. 9ah5utraeen bei Sotn &riiiiue. 10.
1f26 EGlnat Cir bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26

w2db6en fnr Nebeu uub nueciHelHe Sdnss
erbeit in einsm apartment. Camille bon 2.
empiebunser. 772 Clinton S5rinss elneiine,
uhcnba!e Rbone gl5ou 1870. 2t--2e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-26
gerIanat - @eiblidl.

s I IN m m q M, erfabrener Ri6tiirtou, In
1874 ftsnuen eiberae, saIIut SlIs.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
WHAT A HEAP OF HAPPINESS IT WOULD BRING TO YUMA
 HOMES

Hard to do housework with an ach- ing back.
 Brings you hours of misery at lei sure or at work.
 If women only knew the cause that
 Backache pains often come from weak kidneys,
 'Twould save much needless woe.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys.
 Many residents of this vicinity en- dorse them.
 J. H. Smith, 131 w. Carleton St., Prescott, Ariz., says: "I suffered a great deal from pain across the small of my back. My kidneys and bladder were weak and caused me much an- noyance. Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of the attack. I seldom need a kidney medicine now but when I do, l always take Doan's idney Pills and they never fail to help me-"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Smith had. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N Y-Adv.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31
ONLY FIVE More DAYS of CLEANOUT-SALE
ALL GERMAN RAILWAY
 EMPLOYES IN NEW UNION

TEH HAGUE, Sept. 1-The General German Railwaymen's Union, an or ganization embracing all ranks and classes of employees on state and pri vate railways, came into existence recently.
 The new organization owes it's birth to the fact that the hundred thousand railwaymen who have joined the colors since the beginning of the war have been replaced by employees from other unions, such as engineers, meta, workers, transport workers, etc. Hay ing been released from their old ale giances, the latter joined together for mally not only with the object of maintaining their status as union men but for the purpose of constitut- ing an important reinforcement of the railwaymen's union.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
 VICTIM DIES AT GLOBE

GLOBE. Ariz., Sept. 1.-Ilios Vida les, aged 3, the only victim of infan- tile paralysis in Arizona since the outbreak of the epidemic in New York, is dead here after five days of illness. A strict quarantine was maintained throughout the case, and it is not believed that any new cases will make their appearance. Precau- tionary measures are being taken by state and county authorities in the event of any more cases making their appearance.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE-No. 28
School Land State Land Department,
 Phoenix, Arizona,


 Phoenix, Arizona,
 July II, 1916. In conformity with the provisions of the Public Land Code of the State of Arizona, approved June 26, 1915, notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona will, on Friday, the 22nd day of September, 1916, at o'clock a. m., at the County Court House, Yuma, Arizona, sell at public auction the following described school land in Yuma county, Arizona, no improve ments being attached thereto: In Sec. 16, T. g S., R. 23 w., G. & S. R. M:
 SWA, containing 160 acres, more or less. Appraised at s2.3OO.OO. NWA, containing 160 acres, more or less. Appraised at $2,300.00 NEA, containing 160 acres, more or less. Appraised at $2,S00.O0.
 In Sec. 16, T. g S., R. P w., G. & S. R M
 NWA, containing 16O acres, more or less. Appraised at s1,28O.O0. In Sec. 32, T. S.. R. 23 w., c. & S. R. M.
 SW A, containing 16O acres, more or less. Appraised at S1,600.00. NE A, containing 16O acres, more or less Appraised at $1600.00. SEE 4 NWH, containing 40 acres, more or less. Appraised at $4OO.O0. WIZ SEA-, containing 80 acres, moree or less. Appraised at sSOO.OO E1s SEA-, containing 80 acres, more or less. Appraised at SS00.00. In Sec 2, T. g S., R. 22 w., G. & s. R. M.
 Sk S1h, containing 160 acres, more or less. Appraised at s2,000.00. Lots and 4, S12 NWA, containing 160 acres, more or less. Appraised at |. s3,2OO.OO.
 In Sec. 16, T. g S., R. 2S w., G. & s. R. M.
 SEA-, containing 16O acres, more or less Appraised at $2,S00.00. No bids for less than the appraised valuations will be considered. Rental arrears, if any, together with such interest as may be due thereon must be liquidated in accordance with the requirements of the Public Land Code. Further information concern ing the lands and safe conditions may be obtained from the State Land De partment. Phoenix Arizona.
 STATE LAND DEPARTMENT, By W. A. MOEUR, State Land Com missioner.
 First publication, July 13, 1916. Last publication Sept. IA, 1916.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31
Harry Keiling and his brother-in- law, Ed Denmark, leave today for Moneta, Cal, where Mrs. Keiling is i'll.
The temperature at o'clock last evening was 105; humidity, IS.
c. l.. dickson and family are now home from the coast.
TT IS BELIEVED THE STRIKE
 WILL NOT BE CALLED MONDAY

WASHINGTON, Sept 1.-Belief grew in all quarters here today that the great railroad strike called for next Monday morning would be averted. Apparently Congress is pre- pared to pass the eight-hour day legis- lation which heads of the employees brotherhoods have declared will cause them to telegraph the code message necessary to revoke the or der for a strike.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31

EVERYTHING, by Statia Spaulding,
 at Peoples Ice Cream Parlor. 134-tf
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31

The Midland Reporter carries an in- spired headline reading: Prices on paper for newspapers souring." Sour ing is the word, and souring the prices are undoubtedly, especially to the disposition of newspaper publishers.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31
HE'S BACK AGAIN

One the First of September, full of pep, Futile came back to the candy shop. Now you know just where to go to get your fresh, homemade can dies, for Peoples has them. Adv If
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A paying, up-to-date transfer busi- ness which will stand rigid investiga- tion in live Southern California town, for sale. This should be seen to be appreciated. Address Box G, Ex- aminer. 13S-144
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31

Let us hope that the German dyes brought over in the Deutschland will increase the hemoglobin content in the pale face of George Washington as it appears on the two-cent postage stamp.-Chicago Daily News.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31

The Allies, anyhow, are doing their best to develop team play.-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31

Villa has no reason to envy the storied cat with it's miserable quota of only nine lives.-Chicago News.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31

FOR SALE-Piano, S75. See U. G.
 Wilder. 139-tf
Arizona sentinel., 1916-08-31

FOR SALE OR FOR RENT to a per manent tenant, my residence on Third avenue. U. G. Wilder 139tl
Middletown transcript., 1916-07-22
in SUMNER STYLES
CITY SHOPS HAVE BEGUN TO
PROVIDE FOR CUSTOMERS.
Adaptations of French Models Are to
Be Seen on All Sides-PreVaIence
of Satin Is Viewed With
Some Significance.

The difference between a slim and
full purse is the only decisive fac
tor In changing clothes. 1t is to assist
those on slender incomes to keep apace
with changing fashions that the shops
offer, In large quantities, low-priced
copies Of high-prtced models.
This work or reproduction has al
ready begun in the large shops of
New York. The buyers have been
returning from Paris with stocks of
French ideas. to help women change
their clothes for the summer.
In addition to this, the towns are
flooded with cheap copies and adap-
tatiOns of the French models that
came over here in the spring. Some
of. the adaptations are admirable and
suit the masses far better than the
frocks which were made in Paris and
which were intended as suggestions to
buyers rather than offerings to in
dividual women.
We are now able to select In the
thin fabrics, suitable for summer,
vast variety Of gowns and suits that
originally appeared in dark and thicker
materials.
AS an example of this, there is the
immense output of satin clothes since
the middle of May. This altogether
delightful fabric was not especially
featured in the February and March
models, but the French mills have
turned out great quantities of it in the
early spring, for Paris has been send
ing over her newest ideas worked out
in satin for two months.
The incoming of this material is re-
ceived with satisfaction and it has
significance. Satisfaction comes from
the fact that satin is cool, easily
pressed and serves several purposes.
The significance lies in the fact that
satin does not lend itself to outstand-
ing drapery, and the limpness with
which it falls against the figure sug-
gests that our new clothes may have
fullneSs, but not extension.
Strange to say, taffeta has given
way to satin for day usage, but it
holds its own for the evening. Women