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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12
SPORTING NEWS


Thitry-five members were enrolled
in the Pueblo Rifle club.
Kansas defeated Nebraska 6S to Al.
in the ninth annual dual meet at
Lawrence, Kan
Umpire Anderson was beaten Sc
Wichita baseball game between
Wichita and Topeka of the Western
League, which Topeka won, 8 to 8
w r. Crosby of O'Fallon, Ill, and
Jake Gibbs, Union City, Tenn, pro-
fessionals, had perfect scores of 100
breaks in the practice shoot at Mem
phis, Tenn, preliminary TO the South.
ern trap shooting tournament
Omaha will be awarded the silver
loving cup offered by Gov. Arthur
Capper of Kansas to the team in the
Western League that had the largest
attendance on opening day, according
to message from President F. C.
Zehrun OF Topeka.
Iron Mask. Syearold gelding by
Disguise Royal Rose, owned by jeff
Livingston. died at the Kentucky AS
sociatioa farm at Lexington. In 1914
| at Juarez, Iron Mask set new
worlds record for three-quarters Of a
| mile, l:O9 3-5. Later in the same
year and at the same track he went
| five and a half furlongs in 1903 2-5,
which was a new worlds record
GENERAL
| New Mexicos forces, comprising
| approximately LOO men, are ready to
| start to the border, according to Ad.
| jutant General Herring.
Eleven companies of coast artillery
| posts We're ordered to San Antonio
| Tex, to serve as infantry with the
| border patrol.
| Reuben H. Stafford was brought
to trial in the United States District
| Court at Cheyenne, Wyo, charged
with attacking a young woman in the
| Yellowstone National Park in 1914.
| A violent wind storm which swept
| Minnesota and parts of North Dakota
and western Wisconsin caused con
siderable property damage At Two
| Harbors, Mimi, a man was killed by
| lightning. At Crookston. Mimi, a
tabernacle was unroofed during serv
| ices but no one was hurt The ROOT
of the srandstand at a La Crosse
Wis, baseball park was lifted by the
wind and dropped on a street car
| slightly injuring several passengers
| Hone that at the end of tho presept
| war the nations of the world would
undertake a joint effort to keep the
| peace, backed by common police
| force, was expressed by Presiden
Wilson in an interview with a com
mittee of the American Unior
Against Militarism. which called t.
protest against his preparedness pro
gram and advise him that they hat
found fear of militarism in the
country west Of the Alleghenies.
Robert Fay, former lieutenant il
the German army, and his brother-in
law. Walter Scholz convicted in the
Federal Court in New York of con
spring to destroy munitions ships o.
| the allies through bomb contrivances
were sentenced to eight years each ir
| the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta
| Paul Daeche, also convicted but will
a recommendation of leniency, wa.
| sentenced to two years.
Seven thousand union men, mem
bers of sixteen unions in the build
ing trades, were called on strike q
st. Louis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12

Thanks (. the Diplomats.
1.-The war has created . great many
new Words
i've noticed that"
1t has also given us an entirely
new Interpretation of 'ultimatum-'"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12

The average man knows how to do
another mans work better than he
knows how to do his own.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12

Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blue;
much better than liquid blue. Delights
the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12

understands women he is then classed
as an easy mark.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12

To keep clean and healthy take Dr..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver. bowels and stomach.-Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12

FITS, GPILEPsY. FALLING sICKNEae
Stopped QUICKLY. my yeas q lnnss!Ta1ss1
success of DR. kiine1 Bpil0psy Modieeno lnAuroQ
lasting results LARa1 TRIAL BOrTLl ER1R. DR.,
KLINE COMPANY, Bed Bank, u. JAN.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12
Sheep Camp Feud Killing Justified.

hemmereT. Tnat JACK k1tChfn
killed Albert Pfeifer in self-defense
is the finding behind the verdict of
not guilty returned by the jury which
heard Kitchin tried in the Lincoln
County District Court here
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12
Victory.

Victory.
How happy the bride looks!''
"She has a right to look happy. Her
friends have been laying odds Of two
to one that she wouldn't land him"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1916-05-12
Baby Burned to Death.

Baby Burned to Death.
Canon City.-Teddy Hughart, the
2-year-old son of w. w. Hughart, was
burned to death at the home of his
parents here.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-07

Something in the mans appear
ance, in his slouching gait, arrested
her attention. Suddenly she sat up
in her chair, rigid, her eyes fixed with
horror upon the face of the man who
had been her husband.
Rankin advanced up the little walk
of the garden. He gTinned amiably
as he came to a halt in front of the
terrified girl and removed his bat
tered hat with a mock bow.
well, wife," he said, 'fs that all
you have to say to me? Aren't you
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-07

KILLING NO MURDER
BY n. M. Egbert
50 - - go $500
Lawrence Preston, murderer, oc-
cupies a good position in the social
world of his native town. He is vice
president of the board of trade, re-
spected business man, a good citizen
and has an adoring wife and chill
dren. He goes to church on Sun
days and walks home with clean con-
science.
Is murder justiiable? Preston had
loved Dorothy for years before Ran
kin appeared upon the scene, with
his fiashy ways and tales of wander
ings and adventures. He was just
the type of man who would captivate
the heart of an inexperienced girl
like Dorothy. Preston, to whom she
was more than half engaged, saw her
slipping away from him.
Dorothy married Rankin, and then
ensued five of the bitterest years of
her life. He took her money and
spent it, partly gambling, partly on
other women. Dorothy ought to
have divorced him, perhaps, but she
shrank from that step; nothing like
it had been known in her family,
and, while she was still celebrating,
Rankin was killed in the train acct
dent that occurred after the Water
town races where he had gone to
play.
The body was mangled among a |
heap of others and only identified by
a card in a card case. 1t occurred to !
nobody that Rankin might have Civ |
en- his card to some chance acquain- !
lance upon the train. Dorothy did |
not pretend to mourn for him. Six
months later she married Preston
and her real honeymoon began.
Two years of ideal happiness
passed. Preston was at this time |
representing his firm on the road. |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-07

He Saw the Terror in the Black
maiIer's Eyes.
glad to see me again after all these
years."
Dorothy only shrank from him.
Rankin observed the movement and
he grinned, not so amiably as before.
81 guess we'd better have this
thing out right away" he said, TAX
ing his seat beside her. $50 you
thought I was dead and got married
again, Ell? And I guess you're hap
pier than you were with me? And
you wouldn't like to be disgTaced and
have to take me back
"Tu never do thatw cried Dorothy,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

5ablen, lporauf bieier onse9dlten
fpurbe. Der Sonbutteur wro BET
NotorfiibtE Deriu6ten Tie BON ben
Gdr su eaiernen. alber es entifanS
Elm aarpf, i'm 8erluuf, beHen benz
Wtotorfiibrer ett UteFsr in ben 9iii'
en- geitoBen tpurbe. 3lpei ber Sur'
f4en tpurben Derbaftet
Opferfeiner s aiten &ur.
gouugstOpn, O., s. Septbr,
Der Augenar3t Or. $. 6. SuffmanHl
pel4er DqIu6t bate, iein Ser5IefbeH
ourh SSuiteu gu beieitigen, ltnb Der
naa 80 5dittdgen auber Stdtbe tpcrl
pieber Ru9rung gu fia su nebmen. fiel
am 0ienitag in einem bieit8en Soipia
tai in 9epuBtloIigfeit. Man glau6t,
ooB er iter6en pirb. Gr bate 6a
Sage feline Ra3rung gu Ti9 senom'
men.
@trb fir btenotb(etbens
ben golen tbG tig fem.
gt 10 y ort D. september. Glt'
fa6etb BON S9mibt 9uuli bon .Sams
burg, 9euti4lano, bic gum Direts
torium Der 6tlfsgeIeGf8aft fir SIts
preuBen gebDrt, fam am 9ienitag auf
bem bdniT6en 9ampfer .rniteb Sta
tes" bier an, I'm gemeiHihrftI'b e
nit Der dmeritaniT8en &ommiTion
fir bic lJnteritiiBung Der notbIeibenz
ben polen t6Gtig gu isin sic iagte,
piele Der groBeu GtfOte 0eutI8lanbs
bdtten patbeniteGe fir berpiiitete
Stdbte in 9olen ii6ernommen uno 10
ods 6tlfspert fir polen ouf feIte
Bali sge6ratt. 5rau gauli piro naA
Cincinnati reiIen I'M nit Rihter 2(ls
freo &. giippert, benz BrGiioenten
Der ameritaniI4en Organization gu
berdthen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
DAP ale ltnterieeboote als &riess.
f4iffe betradtet perben Iclen.
Gin Memorandum in bieIem Sinne
ua3 2onbon unterpess.

W bington, y. g., 6. Sept.
auf ben @oridlag Der Gntentemdhte,
bab ale neutralen Staaten e8 als Elm
prin8ip anertennen iolteu, baB ale
IInteriesboote &riegsI9iffe ieieu, bobea
bic @er. Stuaten cine qnttport Gbgegsz
ben, in tpel9er bem 8ernebmen na6
oas Prin5tp feitseiteqt piro, baB bic
Gbaratteriitit eines jeoen ein3elneu
untcrieebootes in jebem Sale ben
2tusf4fug geben miiFe.
8leid5eitig ipurbeu pd6renb bes
Cages einige Der bieiigen 9tplumateu
bena4ri4tigt, bab ROrpegen, Sdrpe>
ben unb Spanien augepronet bdtteu,
baB feline llnterTeebOote in ibren SGs
fen einlduIsn biirfteu, neil iie ni9t
BON &riegstulh4boOten unteri4iebeu
iperben t0nnteu.
Sas be5u9Ilte WtemordnoIm BON
ben 4llitrten fpuroe an alIe neutraleu
Staateu sei4itt. @s ipurbe pffi8ie[
ertldrt, baB bic 9lnttpprt Der Ser.
Staaten ebenfaIs in Der Sprm zines
WtemOranbums unb ni9t in Der Torm
elmer fprmeaen gtote abgefaBt mar.
9luf bic gebauptung in benz Memoz
ranbum Der 2aiirten ge5us nebmeno
bab ss ariessi9iffen iafper, penn
niht unmDsli9 lei, Elm beipaffnetes
BON einem unbetpaffneten unterIeeboot
su unteri6eiben, tpirb in Der umeritas
nii6en 9lntipprt baruuf bingeipieien,
buB es ebsnio iaper iei, stptihen See
eelIdiffen gu unteri9eiben, Die mas
tirtc 9atterien an 8orb baben.
Motorfiibrer BON pa II a.
gieren tObtli9 berleBt.
EoIeoo, g., s. september. -
Dem UtOtorfiibrer GrrriI 9dffner nun
ben am Dienitoe i'm &fe nit Dre;
iunsen Msdnnern t0btli9e Stt9pun'
ben beisebraft. 9ie 8urI9en hatter1
lid getpeisert sebobt, ibr 6abrselS
auf eirlem StrabenbaAnpasen sll bs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
4leine Ypli5einaHribten

- Die poli3ei Durbs aeftern aui.
seforbert, naf ban 26 Sabre aItsn
sbonras ginterton oou Mt. SeuItpp
Qusi6uu 5u baltsn. Der am Montas
nit benz 9lutomobil ie:nfs @atsrs
fortfubr uno Tppsit no9 uiGt 5uriidi
sstebrt lit.
- CHARLES Wpeiey, BON go. 2753
sSobnitpne pldce, me.oete Der poIi3ei,
bab linn aus Ieinsr @obnunsS Sdmuts
laden i'm Wertbe DcH $500 seftobIsn
purben.
- Die 73 Sabre ate Truu NOlli:
Campbell, DON Ho. 70 plum strab:,
erlpirite seftsrn sinen 5aft6efebI gea
gen ben I'M Ielbsn 6auis ipobnenben
s5elir Sculbe, Der ie ibrer 8ebaups
iuna na9 tba.li6 miBhanbeit 9a!,
neil lie eg niat buIbsn ipOIse. bab &c
nit ibrer 1o6.sr Der pernittipeten
i5rau 2ulu Sonss ausging.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Werismal,Nstisea.

Sn iinniger Weife fpurbe geitern
2lbenb 9err Senrp Sbermann,
Der prdiibent bes NorbumcrifaniI6en
ariegsr6pnbes, anlGblit ieines So.
Wiegenfeftes bon elmer @n3abl 5reun>
ben iiferrdi9t. Gelegentli6 elmer 9ee
mdtbli9en Seisr bes Ge6urtstags, bic
in Roeder's 6aae ftattfanb, purbe
Ous Gsburtstogsfino nit einem gilbe
lbefAentt, bas i'm an olte ,3eiten, an
Die ifonen Gage, als er nod ben
Rod bes &6nies getrqgen. erirtncrte.
gs mar ndmlih cine Dor5iigli6e Der
groBerpng elmer photographic, bic
Serrn Senrb Opermann als I6muden
Safmen iri6rrnb ieiner Oienjt8sit
bartlett. Der 9eIfentte mar Of
bieTer finHigen lIs6erraidung tiefers
griffsn unb bantte nit elmer tursen,
ber5li4en 2tnTpra9e. glatiirli4 tpurs
be Die Sa9e gebiimeno ybegoiIen
unb bic 9e6urtgtagsfeier nobm einen
gang prd9tigen 8erlauf.
Bon sinem f4psrsH S6idialgs
i6tage iino Or. q. u. SEED uno
| ieine Satin bstroffen iporoen. 9ur4
ben iinerbittlihen Sob tpuroe tbnen
lire 5p6ter SRI. 2ouiie &ed
entrihen. Die Dabingeihiebsns bat
es beritanben ii6 bur6 ibre peri0nz
Ii6e 9iebenspiirbisteit eineH erpBsn
Jreunbestrst5 gu eriperben, Der ben
gramge6eustsn gltern Die inmate
9eilnabme entgsaen6ringt. Die ge>
eroigung finbet beuts Ha6mittug I'm
haf6 brsi u6r bonn 5rauerbauie SO,
741 Jroome 4Oenus, Dinton qtace,
aus itatt.
SIN boGsn 2tlter bon SO Sa6ren
bat ssitsrn frau Marp Simmes
m eDer, elmer Der dlteitsn uuo angss
feheuiten Ssutffen MatrOnen Der
Stabt, bic 2tugen gum eipigenSdlums
mer esI8lofen unD bic Gunbe BON
bem 9(biteibeH bieier uIgsmein bo4z
sea6tetsn 8reiiin pirb in ptiten
&reiien nit aufribtiser 5rausr Dsrs
nommsn iperten, benn lie bat es 0ers
itanben fith hur9 ibrs berbOrragenoeu
6 Gbdraftsrei9sri1aften bic qftung
uno 5rsunbIfaft differ gu ii6.rn,
benen ss oera6nnt geipsien i'm 2aufe
Der Sabre nG6sr nit ibr betunHt gu
iperbsn. Die geerbisuns erfolst am
Donnsritag Morsen lin 8eRn ll6r
BON srauerbduIe 80. 3514 Selforb
2lDenus aus uno bic 8eiieBuuq finbet
ouf Dem Spring @rpbs Gri.obof itutt.
Wit aufrittiaer srausr tpirb in
ipeitsn arsiisn bse HuHbe bon Dem
@blebsn bon Ssrru 5riebri6 6
&etl.r pernpmmeR iperoen, Der i'm
9llter bon So Sabrsn in bic Gipigs
teit ab6erufen tpurbe. Der SabiHz
eei6iebene mar lanss Sabre bier aHs
iGfiig unb bat fi9 bura iein fern
beuiites Deien unb isine beruorrds
g.nbsn r.issnidaften 5u6loie
Jreunbe gu ertpsrbsn. gspubt, bic
iein qlnb.ntsn tets in Gbren balteH
tperben. Die 8eerbigung finbet am
9pnneritag Moresn I'm bal6 a6t
lIbr rom 5rausrbauis SO. 1851
Dalnut Strabe aus itatt, tporauf nm
adt libr in fer Ct. 5ransistus airs
DE Elm feierli6es Requiem Sp6amt
eelebrirt tuerben ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Sentet aui ScIbitn,oro.

Der amtirenbe Coroner 9foe6lin1
bat seitern eire analgie bes Wtasens
inbaIts bon Willinm Rcgdrron BON
Der @arb Str1Be, Charlottesville, an
seorbnet, SeiIen 9ei4e/ befanntIldJ
am Goin,tog il; siuem aornfetb nab
Der Dud Greet Roab sefunben truroe
Charles aosbue ppn fer Deerfielr
piie tbeilte nGmIicb ee;tern bem am
iifenben Gorpasr Rosbline nit, BAT
er sebDrt babe, tpis MtGarrau bic Be
rlersuns lnadts, sr bsfiuSe ii4 in
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q B dereiI il
GaiHsnahri6ten.

Rem gort, 8. Sept. - 2tnget.:
philadelphia" bon 2iperppol; r9tus
ieppe 8eroi" bon @enua. - Qbgeg. j:
,Garpatbia" DON 2i0erpopI.
airtpuIl. 2lnget.: oStodbplm"
bon Stem Yort.
4bqegangen: ,8ergensbpro" (opU
Bergen) na6 yleip gOrt.
goroeaur. 2tnget.: o2Gfapette"
ppn Netp Yort.
abgeg.: ga aOuraine" mad gteip
gort. i.
@lasgop. Anget.: california"
pon Rep gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

geliungsmaBeeeln 5ilr @nipenoung gu
bringen, uro ben Smport BON Boa'
rem noA ben Ser. Gtooten bon Set
ten iolher Ndtioneu Al Derbteten,
ipel6e bic @irfubr irgenbeiues dmeris
faniIden Snbuitries4rtifels, Der Die
@eiuno6eit ober, Mordl ri6t f4dbigt,
unteriagen.
Die 8orlage iie6t bic &reiirung
elmer 5ariftommiiIion por, ME lie Don
bem prGiioenten WiGon empfohlen
purbe, unb bic aus feds MitglieberH
beiteben foa, pon oenen ni6t me9r
als brei oerItlben politii4en partei
angeb0ren oiirfen. Die eriten Wiits
glieber ioQen siir Sermne BON spei,
bier, feds, u3t, 5ebn unb 3pOtf Sab
rem, a6er i6re Na6folger fir folde
BON je Stp0lf Sd6ren ernonnt tperoen.
Die &ommiiIion piirbc bic Dur6s
fiibrung unb bic iginun3 : GrgebniIIe
Der 3oGgefsbe, bas @erbGltniB Der
3pGsRaten fir Sob Materialien 81
oenen fir fertige ober t6eiltpeiIe fer
tige probutte unb bic 3oGs8er6dlts
Mile 5lpiI6en ben Ser. Stauten un0
benz Q(uslanbe unterIu6en unb an
bas &pmmittee fir Mittel uno Wege
bes 6auies unb bas 5Sinun3fommittee
beg Senuts beri9ten.
Die Gulaire Der Mitglieber Der
&pmn1iHion purbe auf $500 bro
Sabr angeiebt, na6bem Der Senator
Gummtns DON Soma Oergebli9 oar1uf
geOrungen bate, ben 9etrag auf $l0,s
900 gu er6oben.
Gin S9eil Der 8orloge lit ba5u De-
itimmt, gu berbinbern Oab bic Der.
Staaten na4 bem &riege nit bilt9en
auslGnbif8et 8aaren iiberi4pemmt
tperben. gs pirb gu einem uugeieBlI1
den Qtte qema6t, Dudren gu impor@
tiren, beren greis bsbeuteub nieort9sr
lit, als i6r Warttpres in bem 9anbe,
in pel6en lie 6ergeiteQt peroen. GIn
3utptberbanbeln piirbe NIT elmer
@elbbube DON $4,000 ober 9efdngniB
Don ni6t iiber ein Sa9r ober beioem
beitraft perben. SieIer She'll ber
@orlage siebt benz qrditbeHten aud
bas Re6t, bic GinfuAr bon lol9eR
2Gnbern Su Derbieten, tpeGde elm Gms
bargp auf ben ben Smport Don ben
Ser. Staaten ertlGrten.
! Die 9orlage perfiigt cine Gr4DRur9
beg Sarifs uuf5arbitoffe, nel6er nab
6em &riege IN &ruft treten iOll, Inn
bic gnttpitlung bieIer Snbuitrie IN
ben Der. staatsn az eruut6issn. Der
3oll auf Jar6en Sngrebien5ien mir
be Is pro5ent bonn 8ertbe iopie %
Gents fir jebes gfurb unb Der auf
fertige Garbitoffe 30 qro5ent Dom
Dertb fopie 8 Gents fir iebes Pfunb
betrugen.
Sin anberes ENHANCEMENT Tebt ben
3oa auf 0ritpupier auf u pro5ent
felt. Senutor Marttn bate beam
trdgt, Srutpapier ouf bic Sreiliite gu
i.ben.
Die gorlags erb0bt bic Rate Der
e teuer bon rormalen Gintommen
bon Elm nuf spei 9ro5ent. Don bers
islben ausgenommen lit bas gintomz
men Oerbeirat5eter perIonen big CUR
Sobe bon $4,000 unb basjenige Don
llnp.rbeirat6eten Bis gu einem getra>
&c Don $4,000.
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Qebensmaoe.

ssn einem 2lnfall BON Sdpermutb
madyte seitern QtbenO ber % Sabre
alte Sausbiener Gbarles Sollb poE'
Rp. 130 Wsit Ss6ite StraBe in Der
Bpb'i6en Wirtbidnft an Der George
unb Gin Gtrabe siusn Selbitmoros
psriud5, tnbem sr Iit cine ReDoIpsr'
fusel in bic linte Ssite iaste. Der
3ebensmiibe fpurbe na9 oem iiGotis
iden Sofpital sebra6t, no bic aer5te
feline Wunbe fir uH6eSeutenb ertlar'
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

oem Often brinaen fo[te ongeriidt
lpnr, fonnte er iib nlr nod fiir5 non
ieinen 3iibSrern serubifietcn mo
inter ben Sofruien Der Dienga BE-
|itieg cr oas bercititc1citoe 9luto, 5aS
lin lodi ncn WnllnLlnf brndtc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Ga6 a6 6ei Der Seirissn De-
t,tcnfration ~ G6ren oes
Serrn gDas. s. @ug6es
RnmO.
Ser repnblifnniidlc gnnnertraser
bun einer nadJ Sanirnoeu 5a1.
4 lcnben Wcnse anf's itiir.
miidite begriikt.
Gsriii in ieinsr slsSe bic pcrfeblte go.
Tiff Der jetisen slominiitra.
tion oil.

MnnifiOnsfabriten cine @efahr iiir
bas enRb. @eitsehenoiter Sdnt
fiji ainsrifaniidle Snbritrie nno
arbeitcr. - &ir iinb aae loimle
y:iraer Obue linteridieb Der Raiie
nnb Nationalitat. - aapital mnS
sirbeit iollfen nid,t mebr in JeiHo.
fdaft lc6en. - 9lmerifnniidIes Iu.
lent ioa @cleaeuleit erhalteu, iidJ
sn betbahgen. - Nefte, Seben
anO Gisentbnm ameritaniider
Burger iOaen in alien Sbeilen Der
yselt geid)iitt !ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
sSraaciscp gSiaa
gefinbet ii4 nit elmer sroBeu 5rups
pen5abl i'm Santa Clara Ganbon.
Seneral 5unitOn bdlt einen QngrifT
auf oas @rpeoitionstorps ni6t
fir unmOgli6.

81 gafo, Seras, 5. Sept. =
5rancisco @iGa lit es, tpte bier6er gez
meI0et purbe, gelungen, nit elmer
Streitma9t DON 700 bis 1900 Mann
bas Santa CLARA Gaupon gu errei6en.
Nm WIontag mar er in Der Nu9barz
i4aft Don 5epebuanes, etpa So U}eiz
len iiioDitlih opn ben amerttaniI9en
&inien in 81 Bale, Gbi3uabua. Bie
perlautet, pirD er ppn oem Garran3a
General @liporbo Derfolgt.
SunQntonio, Seras, 5. Sept.
Sn General 6unItons Sauptquartier
purbe am 9ienItag 2tbenb bic Wt0gz
li4 eripogen, baB 6rancasco 8illd ieis
nen Muri9 in norotpeitliher Ri9tung
fortIeBen unb periu6eu pirb, ods Grs
pebitipnstprps bes @eneruls Yeribing
an5ugreifen. 8eneral yuniton iagte,
er babe bur9 ben Seneral 8ea
in Gl 9aTo einen geriht oes Generals
Gon5ales in Suare5 er6olten, in pelz
dem bieIer beitdtigt, bub @ila Ii6 i'm
Sontd Clara Gan1pn befiube, unn
mittheiIt, bag er Sruppen gegeH ZEN
Sanbiten ubgeiaHbt babe. @eneral
Sunfton ertldrte, bub er es nt6t fur
unmDgli9 baIte, baB @illa einen sln>
griff auf bas grpeoitiOnstorps plane
uno spar on elmer Stelle, no es ni6t
febr tart lei.
Der Santa CLARA Cannon 1T 10
tpeit Don ben Iiibli6itsn 9orpoiteH her
@meritaner entfernt, baB genigero
3sit Oprbanoen lit, ii4 fir gilas
Spmmen oOr5ubereiten.
Ser oeutihe Geianotc
pom @ufareit
a6gereiit.
@nfareit, gtitnldnien, 5. Cert.
ii6er quris. 8arpu o0n Dem Su>
icGe.0oooenbauien, Der ocltti6e Sc.
ion6te III 9tlrnlGnielL lit om Giens-
toa bon 9itfareit inter Ii6crem G'e.
lclte iiber 9tl,bIano nah Berlin ab-
gerciIt. Dor 5ebn Sabren mar Ger
Baron eriter SefretGr Der oeltitelt
@otitaft in @aiEington gelpeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Sumorooller Rt4tsr.

Der ipegen ieines fdIaafertigen 6us
mors betanute 2tmtsridter 9. in @elle
bate emit etni9e gauernburiden tues
aeu elmer S9ldgerei gu perboren.
Giner DON i6nen iu4te ii4 retn3us
I9sn unc Iagte: rRe, iIo6en beipfp if
EN- MIDI; id betptp'n man BLOB mit1
DaI6enpot en- beten int 9elt4t
pii9t."
sd" iaste G., i'd fem Su 0G.
I3enbGter, 81 i6nDDt nit be 9ano-'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

SIRE 2nnu6me piirbe ipeitrsi6eH6e
M0glidteiten in ii6 bergen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
NnfSrat.

9eranItulte audi IN bteIem Quar-
tai meine 10 beIie6ter 9urnturIe fir
0amen, bic unter metner aeituns eia
nen 10 enormer llmfang dneenOmmen
baben. z
G6usibig, SamsuturRIsbrer4 +
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gtuenDements
8raftifder Or fiigt Der Senut be
Binan5oorlage 0ei.

2ls geltunssmubregeln
segen bic 8eeintra4tiSuns bes
amerifarifaen S0nbels.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

llnb einen abbru6 Oer Sanoelss
6e5isbungsa in QasiiGt itellsn.
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9bgelebnt

9absH bic Ser. Staaten bic 9umu.
thung,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-31
SOUTHERN WILL GIVE
SCHOLARSHIP LOANS
- ssf
Fund OF $1,000 To Agricultural IN
Ieges OF States Through Which
Railway Passes. M

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Washington. March 3o.--As pcr-
petual memorial to the great Interest,"
in Southern farming manifested ~
the late President Finley, President
Harrison, of Southern Railway Cons
pany, has arranged to give $1,000
each to the State agricultural colleges
in Virginia, North Carolina, Souta
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabarr1a.
Mississippi. Kentucky and Tennessee.
to be designated Southern Railway
Loan Fund; William Wilson sFirley
Foundation.
Loans from the fund In each state
are to be made by the college authori-7
ties to worthy students In such way
as the authorities of each college may
determine, subject to the restriction
that the students receiving the benz
fits shall be from counties traycrse0
by the lines of Southern Railway Con-.
pany on it's associated companies
This permanent lean fund will sfMke
the place of the Southern Railway
scholarships provided by MFR. Finley.
which will expire with the close of the
present school year.