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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
1T MEANS
100000 IN
IDLENESS
UNITED Press LEASED WIRE

(United Press LEASED Wire.)
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-New
York awaited with apprehension
today for the next turn in the
labor war which threatens on next
Wednesday, when the order for
general suspension of work" be-
comes effective to make the larg-
est city of the world a city of dead
industries.
Twelve thousand men, includ-
ing regular and extra police, will
be on duty next week to guaran-
tee the preservation Of order IL
the general strike or suspension
of work" voted yesterday by the
union leaders of the city becomes
effective.
GOinpers Firm.
In addition the Home Defense
league, having 10000 civilians as
its members, can be called upon
in an emergency.
Police Commissioner Woods to-
day issued an open letter to the
public declaring that though a
general strike in support of the
traction employees now seems i'm
minent, there is no reason for be-
lieving the walkout will be fol-
lowed by lawlessness.
The street car strikers and the
100000 who will go out in SYM
pathy next Wednesday will stay
out al winter if that is found
necessary to win their fight for
right to organize, according to
Samuel Gompers, president of the
Affiliated Federation of Labor.
Developments of the last "a
hours have injected much bitter
ness into the labor situation de-
veloping from the strike of sur
face, subway and elevated car
men.
The general strike order, as in
terpreted by union leaders today
is merely notice to the employers
that union men will not ride to
work on cars run by non-union
men and guarded by the police;
but, they assert, its effect will be
complete tie-up of industry in
the greater city, through refusal
to work of nearly 100000 union
members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
Like Ghost Of Ancient
Prophet, Tagore Speaks

He looks like the ghost of an
old prophet.
Follows Text Glossy.
He raised his hand in q stiff,
hesitating, Enthusiastically In
dian gesture, in acknowledgment
of the applause that welcomed
him, but spoke no word that was
not part of his lecture; and the
lecture itself he read carefully
from neatly bound pages.
Here are few of the things
he read:
THE West is self-complacent.
She does not realize that humani-
ty consists of other peoples be-
side her own. But in the history
of humanity, you of the West
shall be judged not merely by
the prosperity you have brought
to your own people, but even
more by what you have done to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
Many Buying Pianos
Last Week Was a Banner
Week at Our Tacoma
Store

The people generally through
out the West realize that 1t pays
to purchase their Piano. Player
Piano or Talking Machine from
an Eilers store. 1t Is a fact that
in every city where there is an
Eilers store we do majority of
the business. We are exclusive
representatives in the West for so
many of the best Pianos, such as
the Chickering, Decker 4 Sons,
Kimball, Smith & Barnes, Eilers,
Marshall & Wendell, and many
others, besides the genuine Auto
piano, conceded by experts to be
the most perfect player-piano.
For Victrolas, Grafonolas and
Edison Photographs we are head
quarters, besides handling all
makes of records.
The giving OF liberal values and
the representation of only pianos
of highest quality is the policy
that has made Eilers Music House
the largest Western piano dealers.
Our one years free trial and
"money-back" guarantee is an alb
solute assurance of satisfaction to
every purchaser. For very small
monthly payments-like rent
you can have the use of the piano
while paying for 1t.
FILTERS MUSIC HOUSE
The Home of the Chickering.
broadway at Ninth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
Law
Marriage Is
0. K. In Or.
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PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. "a
Sentence will be pronounced ear
ly next week on Homer l.. Ford,
convicted of forgery. His trial
aroused great interest because it
included discussion of common
law marriage.
Ford was alleged to have COM
mitted forgery by signing with
his second wife, deed to Port
land real estate.
1t was brought out that the
woman who signed this could not
be his wife, as he already had a
wife whom he had married in
Alaska.
Mrs. Caroline Ford, the first
wife, testified she was the COM
mon law wife of Ford. Judge
Davis held that a contract mar
riage made in Alaska was legal
in Oregon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
TOM JONES
IS PINCHED

Ns"sseu HEcbS LeHseO N1rf.b
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. "a
Tom Jones, manager of Jess
Willard, remained in Portland to-
day when the circus with which
Willard is travelling moved south.
Jones must appear in police court
this afternoon to face charges of
illegal advertising.
A John Doe warrant was issued
for the arrest of the circus man.
ager, on an accusation of violat-
ing the false advertising law by
plastering the town with posters
announcing that Frank Gotch
would wrestle during the per-
Torrance. Gotch failed to appear.
T. B. Hutch, manager of the
show, was arrested on the war;
rant. He furnished $500 bonds,
but decided to go on with the
show.
Jones volunteered to remain
behind and face the music. He
was manager of the Gotch tour
and will explain to the Jury that
Gotch started with the Circuit, but
was forced to retire when his leg
was broken in Wisconsin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
TURKS JOIN
in BIG PUSH

United Press Leased Wire,
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Large
bodies of Turkish troops are NOV
ing northward through Bulgaria
to join the Germans and Bulgars
now engaged in heavy fighting
with the Russians and Rumanians
in Dodrudja.
They are almost exclusively
veterans of the Dardanelles cam
paign.
After several days of fierce
fighting, much of which occurred
in the open, the Dobrudja battle
has settled down to trench war
fare, with first one side and then
the other attempting to breach
the enemy's lines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
RUMANIA TROOPS
ROUTED BY FOES
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BERLIN, Sept. 30, via wireless
to Sayville.-Rumanian troops,
attacking with about 20 detach-
ments, three batteries and nine
cavalry squadrons in the Dobrud-
ia, were routed by a Bulgarian
counter attack and pursued by
Bulgarian cavalry until dark, said
an official statement from Sofia
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
JOURNALISM CLUB
AT HIGH SCHOOL

A journalism club was or
ganized at Lincoln Park high
school Friday. Claude Brennan
was appointed temporary chair
man. The committee on consti-
tuition consists of William Birks,
chairman; Dorothy Osborne and
Bertha Dow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
; Not a Nation.

OtnerS.
> Not q Nation.
God made man to be human;
but this Western product has
such marvellous, square-cut fin
ish, savoring of manufacture,
that the. Creator will find 1t diff
ficult to recognize it as crea-
ture made in his own divine
image.
I'VE in India are no nation.
But we are governed now by that
abstract power, "a nation We
are no abstraction. We are indi-
viduals. with living sensibilities.
India is not yet fit for an indi-
vidual government of her own;
but under this government, what
comes to us in the shape of mere
bloodless policy may threaten
the whole future of our people
with perpetual helplessness."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
BY Mabel Abbott

Quietly, almost shyly, the
eagerly expected Rabindran-
ath Tagore, world famous
Hindu poet-philOsopher, slip
ped down the side aisle OF
the crowded First Congrega-
tiOnal church Friday even
ing, and mounted the plat
form to face the first Ameri-
can audience that has seen
him on this lecture tour.
What the audience saw was
slender man, gray haired. gra
bearded and gray robed, with
nobly shaped head crowned by
velvet cap.
His eyes are the eyes of
mystic. His voice is the vote
of a woman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23

been Indifferent. Until today,
he had never expressed sorrow Cor
his deed.
I'm sorry | killed my mother"
he said today, but she tried TO
beat me and that's why / killed
her."
Local club women contend the
boy hasn't had the proper care in
his early days which deprived him
of an even break in his battle of
life. With proper environments
they hope to make man of the
little fellow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
Ml4N-WOMAN WEEDS
UNITED Press Leased Wfrel

SEATTLE, Sept. 2..-Mary
Dell, %, the man-woman who
rode into Seattle Wednesday aft
ernoon on the brakebeam of a
freight train, and was arrested
here for wearing mems clothes,
was married this morning to Aug
ust Diamond, steel worker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23

Sproule, president of the South
ern Pacific, will make every eff
fort to relieve Immediately the
freight car famine which threat
ems ruin to a number of big Wash
ington and Oregon manufactures
and other industries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
SUICIDE, is
HER CLAIM
Omitted Press Leased Wire,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %
Mrse. Beatrice Hutton, divorced
wife of Cassius A. Hutton, grain
merchant, was charged with man.
slaughter today following the
death of Andrew Delahy, who was
struck by Mrs. Hutton's touring
car last night.
She stoutly maintained that
Delahy threw himself under the
car to commit suicide. This De-
lahy's wife denies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
BOY MURDERER SAVED
FROM THE GALLONS

CONTINUED From Page one.)
She tried to run but a second
bullet lodged in her abdomen. She
continued to run and when she
reached an alley-way fell, crying
Willie has killed me-"
Boys Life a Thriller.
Nearly every page of the his
tory of Willie's life is a thriller.
Neighbors say he has been a bad
boy, from the day he took his
first step.
Five years ago he attempt
ed to place a younger sister
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
UNCLE JOE
FOR MANN
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DANVILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 90. =
Uncle Joe" Cannon, former
speaker of the house of represen-
tatives, who has represented his
district longer than any man ever
in congress, will not be a candi-
date for speaker in the event of
his reelection and a republican
majority. He said today:
Il shall use every effort to Sc
cure the position for that able
statesman. James r. Mann of
illinois,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
in a bake oven and roast her.

III u Dake oven anu roast nef.
When the boy was arrested for
his mothers murder this little
girl begged the officers for a
knife.
Please give me a knife" she
pleaded. "I'll cut his head off and
avenge my mother"
These same neighbors said
Willie's favorite pastime was dis
secting cats and many a neighbor-
hood feline met its fate at the
hands of the little thinner boy.
Since his arrest, Willie has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
HITS TOWN
DUDES BIFF

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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 23.
The European war has hit Mil
waukee's town dudes in the neck.
The celluloid collar is no more.
These three reasons are given
for the shortage:
Increased use of celluloid for
making windows" in automobile
tops; tremendous increase in the
manufacture of high explosives,
and prohibition in Russia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
TWO MISSING BOYS
FOUND IN SEATTLE

Missing from their home since
Thursday morning, the Z and ~
year-old sons Of A. v. Carson, 626
South Prospect street, were found
In Seattle late Friday afternoon
By the police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
SPROULE PROMISES
SHIPPERS RELIEF

United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. "a
Northwestern shippers today have
the assurance that William
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-23
PUYALLUP FAIR
COMES OUT AHEAD

PUYALLUP, Sept. 23.-The
Western Washington Fair associ-
alton will have balance of
81 900 over expenses of this
years fair. 1t is announced.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
@arum pill StalieH Sentid.
lanb nidt ben &ries erflaren?

Die 3eituns .popolo { 2iberta1.
bas in itliisniider Sppa1s m 2usano
srIteinenoe Organ bss Doridbrigsn
f9lpei5eriihen gunbes prdiiDenten
Mlotta, DsrDifentIitte unldnsit einen
bea1ienspsrtben 2titartiiel iiber bic
Rdibielfrass: .Warum Stnlien on
DeutIhlanb ben arieg niht eriI1rsn
nil unb nibt erildren pirb." Sas
Blatt idst:
Warum min Stdlien nidts bdopn
tpiiIen, nit Dsuti9laRb in aritssjns
itanb 3u iretsn2 Differ aage bat baS
Winiiierium SalaHbra es barduf an'
ipn,usn Iaiitn. aus bem 4mit geiagt
81 tptrbsn, nnr lpesen nnterlnHun5
bieier %, - ober tpeib Der ioimme!
Der fpieDislten - ariesserildrung an
9eutiaIanb. Salanbra mub cine
feline 9lais haben! llnb bic Stalisnsr
aemeint iinb nidt bic Raffeehaas.
politiier - miiiIsn NIT ibrem Winis
iterprGfibenien bod elmer Weinnns
barin fein, unb Is 1T gut 70. gIbtr.
aber, frassn ale. ga. es eisbt ebsn
Diele .albtr4. geIonbers elm ~absr@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07

III Don gsSsntuns. Dsuiidlanb ben
ariea su sr.lGren. III niht baIisibe
ME nit poriusal, Wontenegro opsr
Der Republit San Warino ju brtdlen.
gitt oab 5talisn einen ipirtlitsu abs
f6su bapor smpfinSei, nit ieiHer
madtissn ebtmaligen Ustbiinbsten
I'D, i'm arisse su bsfinbeu. Surdans
nidt. Geuti6lano .onnte SidIitn
militdrif6 tsinsn srubsH S6abeu 3us
fiissn. Cine BON beutiden ardfisn I'M
iSfiiibte Sffeniipe i'm 3rsniino mir
bt iein ipeientli9 aHbsres erssbniB
3siiissn, als ons sesenpdrtigs Gin
aries Dsutidldnhs ssgen JiaIisa
ipiirbs pielmsbr elm inbuiiriellsr aris5
isiH, unb bas beuis ihon. aber nod
pieI mebr morgen! Die erfuhriirlT
gsn bes einiGltigsn Jranirei4s mill
ZEN Der Rahbarmonarhie eins Wurs
nuna isin. Sn ndtipndlpuIitiiten
iJragen mub man Doralsiehen, sans
beionSsre Riidii6isn nebmen auf be
Dir.uns.n, bic cine SanbIuns In Der
3utuWft berborbringen lam.
ssn eincm iebr flaren slriifel snt
Ser ,StaIiener 9aiiirdri ge5eigt, bnB
bas, mas man ben fliltiuellen asall.
aernlanismns nennt, Die ipirtbit'dit'
Iids altbGnsistsif StuIisns Don
leiitidllano lit. Tie enaInrSer be-
tradte.en Stalisn nur uls einen ans.
fIussprt, 100 man bic Jeritn psrl.bt
uno no man nit peuig @elo lurirtoS
Ieben fcnnic, neil Der SterIingsircd,'
ieIturs cs chen erlaitbte. Gie Gent,
iden bagegen Iegten ibre aapitalien
in SstaIicn oil irnb iuuroen 10 Ole 5pr'
berridrroe aapitaImaf)t aitf Der itn.
Iieniid)en SalbinieI. 8cpor Die Sta.
Iicner mad, 9eutibIano gingen, I'M
SlapiiaIien fir Die cSSnbiiitrie Su er.
Ianpen. ipareE lie IN @nglmo gciue.
fen. Die eneIGnber botradtetell Sta.
lien aber mir ala ibren geographiitSIt
GtieieI, Iiei,eu Sie Hipd,cIogie bcs
itaIicniiden golfes iiitheadtet uto
Icgten ihre asiim6 Sterlinse in nIi.
teren 9anScrn oil. 90 lieber Die
gngIdnoer Die 9biire aiif fir Die
Gentid,cn. Die SnnbeIsbe5iebiingerL
sic Dpiiden sstaIien imo Geiifidlane
mli cicie glrt iid mad, uiio nah ent.
UideIren, idpiien aub Elm gegeilieitI.
ees Siffcnnenlernen nit bem Grgeb.
nib ciner geiuiiien segenieitigen slf.
tuna. Sier bateu mir nun oas, ,pa.
rum StaIien init Geittidlano nidt
l,reden lpia, bas 70 piel @ertraueii in
ssto.irns 3ufilnit nlo Gntipidlung
geiett bate. Cine arieeserflariing
,piiroc nidt 70 iebr beil gfuin oes ita.
Iieniiten @o!fes ron beiitc als Den
Der f5mmenben @ciflefter bebeuten.
Sid nod mebr in6 gdn3Iid NIT
Eeutidaai,o perfeineen, piirSe beoeu.
ten, eineu glantoirebiel aif Den
lpirthid)aftIid,en 9ieScrgans fir ole
3uiinft 81 5ieben. slis CUTE 9erpaI.
Ter ,peisern ii6 bic Wiiuncr Der ita.
.ieniihen IegieruHg, oies 81 ttnin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Grnabcisentfnms !SppOt9efen.
Rtut 6npptht.en.

Daniel 20. Gabrs an Warp groOts
$1,000.
gstil 6. gpnipaD an Gait Sibe g.
unS 6. 60. $2200.
5rsberid ;6onnsrt an bisfsIb. a6rs
peritnft $1,000.
0iarp 9luitin an 81. Warb .. unS
6. so. 5000.
Sobn Serins an Dinion German
9. uub 9. ". 1890.
Geo @unberbant on Guarantee De-
poiii SO. $500.
Benjamin 5. Hanbau an Scuibiibs
9. unb 3. 60. $3.50.
9tltert s. Juaman an DO. $3.50.
Sobn Sulbnsr an DO. $3.50.
Sarrp Manbeleil an Cosmopolitan
9 .unb 2. so. $4,000.
gilpina 9ertinion al Central 9.
nnb 8. 60. $4,000.
Wlarn g. oari an bo. $500.
Grant W. Grsrnsr an Wtnrtba Gbs
iparbs $3050.
Hpbert plogman an WeItern Ger
man gant $500.
5rant u. Slider an ROnpuri.l 3.
u. So. $500.
griieIba 8. piatt an Gid Run 9.
unb 6. SO. $500.
6erman gbcmas an Gid Run 9.
unb 6. 60. $500.
@sorse 3. Beng an GDIerain ..
unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Siaac maltsr an Cosmopolitan ..
unb g. 60. $1,000.
eitsIie 5heis an Silperton 6. UNI
3. SO. $140O.
earob g. 9Iombsrs on R. q. 8.
9lpnb $4,000.
Ssitie GrieI an gsms9. unb 6. 60
$2250.
5annie Wils an Mlt. 2oofoui g
unb 9. SO. $1,000.
Wlarp q. assn on Sailep o. UNI
6. 60. $500.
WiIlinm Wi. gBilep on Sdtltp y
unb 8. So. $1,000.
Gbarles g. giodbill on JreSeric
$. 9ufer II. y. $4,000.
Gora 5oparb an z. Warb 6. uni
9. so. $1,000.
9llbert 6. DOIfs on sSofepb Gabl
$3.50.
5beobpre psnisr dnsgrIte Hationa
.. unb g. 60. $1,000.
g1alier ]. Garsp an Grant 8
Souybs elffigiss S622:22.
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Is, unb bafOr les .i6 meins beiben
Sdnoe ins Jeuer, bab Der 9srr ytitts
meiiter unier gmnden NAL ni9 llbsn
ldbt. ga, es sibt ia S9anbterls, Die
perseiIen sleid alles. aber, Nproz
beim is bod MID ipeiter ab, ipie pisr
Stunben, unb fpenn Der Serr Ritt-
meiiter tommt, ri9t bic Sanne ibon
aIles gut ein."
sic ipubte nod jebes @Ort, luaS lie
ibm trDitenb seiast bate, aber er
sudte bod iebr beflommen unb iral-
rig Dor ii9 bin. Nun mar er orin.
limb es mar reht itia uno gar TEN
2a6er ipie font Hang beraus. Ra
ia, finben mubteu iie Ii1 brin. DEM
ipas Elm Wienib mub, oas mnB rr.
Sas tannte lie.
Sinter ben Susesossnen Neibhams
melsaroinen fab emma SaoaIliers
auT ibrem Sbron ,nb Suit Webbern
itanb binter ibr, 70 bdb ibr aOpfden
cine StiiBe an ieiner gruit bate, uno
er ipielte nit ibren 6inssrn uno itri4
ibr ab iuo an ianit iiber bie 9afcn.
p96," isufste iie, .per bo nun 10
irns Sdeublides ausseIOnnen bat.
Gorters lit piel bibider als Roros
beim. Die 9erse nab unb bic plans
taae. llnb nun tam ib bod lpiebsr
in ben aIub, bic 5rausr is porbei. 7"
limb bann nit Ieiiem S4uIbbstpubts
iein:
naa Suit. lieber Suit! Dos 1rau.
risiein bate ia aud gang per9eien.
9ber nun"
yaDniss 9efebl. gmmeIine!"
.Wis ieltsn lpirit bu tommsn t6ns
nen. unb idrsiben2" sic i6rut 5lI.
iammen. nWenn @atsr ADJ, ioas
ipa mir merbens" llnS Die 1br1ncil
tropftsu plOslid, unb er battle Wsiibs,
iie gu trodnen.
rShrsibcn = ja,4 iaste er, ilno
iein Bid iudte bic 9ede. nunb toms
men - ia = @mmeIine." llno init
einem pIGgIiden Shut: 8enn es iur
Norbfeim mare" @s mubts seins.
perben. oGber i6 .omme piel ipciz
Ter fort, msin armss, Iisbes ainb."
Sic iprans auf, iturrte ibn an unS
fieI ipieosr dui ibren Sip. r0as -
a6. bas lam uns bod, teiRer antun."
llnb bann umtIammerte lie ieinen
Irm. ~aommft naa Sannoper2"
unb pis er nidi eleid ani.portste unb
jam, ipis er's ibr ON beiten unb linz
beiten fagts, Das, mas ibm islber i'm
gussnhlid Summer ma3te, unb ibn
bod porbin, aIs er's las, nit Greubs
unb IbentssrerIuit erfiint bate, fam
ibr Ieidter ainberiinn ihon iuieotr
5utage. sd babe bod sanie Wiili
ler bort. Batter mub mid binIaiien,
auf Seiu6. nnO mid tennt ba ieis
ner. Sa ,Onnen mir uns iiberal
treffen!"
(5Ortieburg folet.)
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Gbparb 6. Stepbanp an Jran
Debsl $4,000.
gfois Gurrin an WiIidm z. ytie'
naber $3.50.
Senrp Diamond an Sion 8. uni
3. SO. $500.
@stiIgte 9ppotbeten.
iyrsbsrid Sonnsrt an gait Sioe %
uno g. 60. $500.
M;dltsr gB. Shpaab an Moobburr
9lpenue 6. unb y. so. $4,000.
Sba 6. Sdosnfelb an GorrppiIIs
3. unb G. go. $500.
9lnna Di. 5ritif an Gprins Gar
ben &. unb .. 50. $500.
9lnm Gnrisbt an 5amiIp .. u. 60
l 5000.
aatbarin 5. Re.s an Wilorb o
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
Srene a. Guitiee an Court Soui,
g. unb .. so. $1750.
Cincinnati Scar SO. an Wefierr
unb Soutbrn aieI Sni. 60. $4,000
apuiia Sdusbe an Calhoun 6. uni
q. so. $1,000.
Sliner o. Riebtmire an propibtn'
earrings 9. unb 2. SO. $500.
Diamie q. Sauoer an Ssnnis Ser.
ming S675.
Sbd 9. Wi[Ier on Dalnut 5ins
unb Mopbburn g. unb 6. So. $1,000
Sulie 9oimann ar WsiiIi9er Sterr
6. nnb 9. 60. $4,000.
Didr Waibman an Ibrabam pro
min $788.
Gaibsrin. groots on u. Quinn
$4,000.
gariltb 3. 2anSsb an Deer porl
3. rnb g. so. $500.
Siaae Dalter an 9bomas 8. Wc'
aniabt 81, 1884.
gioia Ssifr on RetpbOlb 6. pisr'
lon 81.
Ularn 6. Scbsss an siile O. uni
=. So. $4750.
Charlotte einbner on NoHpariel
o. u. SO. $4,000.
Sobn 6. Roeers an GharIott.
ainener S6s1.61.
5annie 8. Wils an gnterprife g.
u. SO. $500.
Sames McTabbn oil grobibent
Sapings 9. unb z. So. $500.
Gsnrp 6. 9iers an Sdi!ep 9. unt
6. 60. $1,000.
Warp @ilep an Mt. 2ootout %
uno 6. 90. $500.
Inna g .guier an Dietoria .. u
SO. 2 S2500.
ausua s. Guans an 2ouis 6. s
5upe $675.
gatberin. 9ieirib an Gaff gnt
9ant 60. $1,000.
Sobn 5ering an Minton German
g. unb g. 60. $500.
ainipoob 9aptiit Gburd an,Gnter'
prize 3. u. 60. $1,000.
Z Sisphen q. 8aplss on Wts 4oams
3. unb 8. SO. $1,000.
Gbpiu Hortb an eagle 9. unb g
u. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
Grunbeisentbums ltebsrtrasunsen.
Cincinnati, 6. ssuli.

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Sobn 9annab an gtciI 6. gcnpan,
90 Eel 132 Sub an Der Norbisiis Der
Ban 3aut Roab, bstannt als Got 81
in Sobn Meper's llnisrabtbeiluns
(Steuer $3) 81.
WOies WaIIop an Sorab Drasul,
22 bel 104 SUB an Der ,R0rbisite Der
aaureI Strabs, 175 Sub msftlib Der
Jobn Strabe. (Stsuer SOC 81.
Wtarp 2utber al Seloma #. @ef,
25 bel It's SUB an Der Siibisits b.r
2ansbon apenue, bstannt ais Sbeil
Der Got so in pOpel grosIep's In.
tsrabtbeiluns $40.
6. 6. Wc9arp an @lsranber $.
Beam, 3S BEL 122 Tub an Der Oit=
feite Der Isabella 4penus in Spbe
part. (Steuer 5O) 81.
Siram Wl. Rulijon On RoIe W.
Sturipolb. Cots 257 unb 25S in Sis
ram W. Rulifons unterabtbeiluna in
Sit OperlOot. (Stsusr $3.50 81.
9lnnie 9lpIparo an 5arrp ManbeIl,
q bel 106 SUB an Der Rprbfeits Der
Reunten Strabs (Steuer $2) $1,000.
Srene q. Cutie an Gllie @raper,
46 Bel 1853 SUB an Der @sftieite Der
Barton Roao in 9gbe part. (Stsuer
81 81.
Wdub 6. 5ori1se an @illiam R.
Galloway, 9beil Der Got z in Sobn
Gortlepou's llntsrabtbeilung in pleas
fant Ribss (Stsusr Soc 81.
pearl 8Onbam an Sobn 3. 9ons
BAN. Got SO in Dm. .. 9arriIon's
unierabtbsiluns in gIepes (Stsusr
SOC 81.
S0bn .. 9Onbdm an pearl gons
BAN. 1beil Der Got 81 In @rsen's err
iter @bbition gu Glepes (Sieusr 50r)
81.
Sobn 8. gpnbam an Map gsdsr,
1bsil berielben Got. (gtsusr SOC ST..
psarl 8onbam an Bonnie nno
Gbrarb geder, bsr tpeiili6e ,halbc
SbeiI Der Got q in W. R. Green's
eriisr llnterabtbsilung IN Gleres
(Steuer 5Oc) 81.
WilIiam $. Mcrean, per Sberiff
an Robsrt s.. plosman, Gisentbum
betannt aIs 80. 3764 Jlpral MDenue
in Norpoob (Stsusr So $4700.
Inna W. 5riti9 an Seaneit,
iSempbia, Got 46 IN Sobn Grais's
llnterabtbeiluns in Gbebiot. tSteusr
$3.50 81.
CUTE 20. Smith an bic Stabt Gin.
einraii, Got 81 in ailgcur's Inter
ubtbeilung duf Mt. lootput. ST..
Wtar pdlm Sruifee an Games Inb
Jannie Nuifsnberrp, 30 Bel 155 Jub
on Der Deitfeite Der a,arf aDenus
(Steuer $2) $3.50.
Wlartba gbpurbS an Grnnt W.
armsx HuaHS5r 80 aIdss 9anS n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-07
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&beHbeiien bel feinem Sreunbe Suitel
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llm fi9 Ieudten gu t6nnen. 0as 81
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raieber Sreuro! Serbe Dir bur9
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