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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
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Clara gaper an e!i5dbetb 5eii.l,
500.
Sobn ID. glau an glsabins Roah
6. II. .. Co., $l629.
gla W. Smitb an Winton plaet
g. u.8. Co., $4,000.
@bfparb Jelir an Gbbiion 9. II. g
Co., $3.50.
Samuel 20. Sirit an gsropibsni
Sapings 9. II. z. Co., $4,000.
William aramer an Gumminsbills
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Winiam Senrp autterman on Sar'
rp 5. 2ebman, $1,000.
Gbparb Wenbel an Star .. o.
Rp. 3 Co., $500.
|. Sattie 9. Gmiib an Milforb 9. II,
g. Co., $500.
greb. s. 9line an price Sin SO.
PC. II. 3. Co., $500.
cpiepb Silnerman an bo.. $1,000.
1rnnt aeIIer an Delta 6. u. Co.,
$175o.
Granp 9. Jorsp an GOutbern Sbio
aoan unb 5ruit Co.. $2400.
Ghnrleg g. Gc9ran an bo., $500.
Marp Suinpbrep on Warp 8.
9ramble. $500.
Gourtlanb 5edinser an Scbn Mos
lonsb, $500.
9lntonio @aecnrislIo an Union Sdps
inss 3. II. 9. Co., 500.
Qettis Roie an gait Gnb 8. u.
60, $110o.
Dldrp 9. geniamin an bo., $2500.
Ssnnis u. Stumpf an Clifton
Ssisbts go. 2 6. IL. 9. Co., $1,000.
Wiliam abie an bic Satlep 8ans,
$4,000.
gsors. s. alufemsber on propibent
Sabinss .. u. 3. Co.. $500.
@etilste 5ppothefen
Garnet gigss an Glmpoob plaes
6. Ii. Q. Co.. $1,000.
Marp 3. Sitentamp ar Sou!bsrn
Gbio 8. ii. 3. Co., $500.
lGago Jussnsr on g,ine Street
Gable 9. II. 3. Go, $4,000.
Spbn M. 8lau an Rtabing Roab
6. u. 3. Co., $500.
Npiie gelmdu an bo., $4,000.
Senrp q. Roebtsr an 2ineoln 8aus
perein, $500.
GIisabstb ggeinsr on Central Gair'
mount 3. IL. 8. Co., $4,000.
fJrunt &iefi an @ceOmobation 6.
II. 3. Co., $4,000.
Chris. 6. Sonte on Big Sour 9.
Il. g. 60 $1,000.
Sobn Grams an 91ropibent Sabings
g. II. g. Co., $500.
Dm. aramer an gumminspilIe 8.
II. 3. Co., $500.
emma Syrp an bic Wilforb 9. u. 6.
Co., 5000.
S5runt 9. 5orsp an @srmania o.
u. 30. 8. $2750.
Sofepb SilDermdn an priee SiIl
30. 2 g. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
DO. an Mi6del ). Daboran, $400.
pbineas $. Graham an Big Gour
3. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Grurtlanb 5edinser On Carrie 2sbs
rrItper, 500.
marp gertlep an Msabifon Q. q.
Nc. q $225o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26

barin erfab unb neil es ibm mad bem
Woransesanssaen i4meihelte. itA
ipieber anaebetet unb umiporben Si
tpiiIsn; mi1tsbeitptpeniger tdinpfteIl
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aipiasli6er @isentpille in itum.ncr
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po sr bdtte pernihten m0sen!
.@eben Sic mir ben gluftrag, Sbr
Wprbaben gu unteritiiBen!"
sd nil piiien, iper itdrter 1T,
bas S9idIal ooer id!" rief er bart.
.Oie 9ergeltung 1T ltdrter IN ses
ben sic nd4!" flebte Sbereia. nit
bansen 9liden gu Dem idonen, eelieb.
ten Mntlib aufihauenb; uSie tOnnen,
sic biirfen nift lpeiter seben, 100 Der
nd9itfolsenbe Sdritt Sic iiber Die
@ren3en Sbres irbiIden Slides
fiibrt = es ipGre tolltiibne 8ermelfens
belt, ipollten Sic i'm ipagen. Geben
Sic nah = pie iGiper Der Gnti9luB
iid aud BON Sbrer Seele rin9en
mag, mas Sbre Weiseruns na6 iid
oieben piirbe, pGre taufenbnlal i9lpes
rer gu srtruger."
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ben 8pbsn. .8eripiini6t lei mslne
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elenbe SbpGber, reineu Munb gsbals
ten, icb piirfe nit SSrelloen eine Dtilz
lion in ben nddIten beIten 5luS.
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peiti6e bic Stirn entebrenb ROTH
fdrbte! @esbalb IieB ih ben gurIGcn
nidt bamals aufgreifen unb i'm 3u9ts
baus eritummen, ebe bas @ift Der
Sdlanse mid gefGbrbet9 gerpiinfht
isi meme unaeitise Wailbel 9lber i9
min iie abIdp0ren, beute, ansefidts
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meinem grdfliden Namen Sufiioen
min; bin i6 bisbsr nod bie unb ba
Der SrGser bumaner Yrinsipien ees.
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ben, bic Meni9en iinb es niht pertb,
bdb man bic geringite 9fiidiidt auf
ibre 4niprii6e nimmt, iie lppllen unb
miiFen unterjo6t iein. Sa, i'd fiiDle
nit 9efriebigung. bab mein Ser3 in
biefer Ra6t gu Stein 9eipprben lit,
i6 fiible es, uub 9lGe follen es fiib!en,
bic mir ferner nit @ertrauen na6en;
mitleibslos, erbarmunaslos pia if
bic mir fpioerfabrens S4ma6 an lns
beren ridden!
Mlan ioll ben grieiter boIen! So
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gnes abgetban iein." berridte er
Sberefu su, bic Iid ihneG aufridtste,
um ben gsfebI aussufii6ren.
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fteben. BON innigiter Neisung befcsit,
unb blidte perrpeinten 9luqes 5u Dem
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INNER, iagte lie leiIe. rWolIen sic
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ternbem 5liiitern. sir INNER -
lie.
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Idlub mir leib pirb."
Sic prebte fIii4tig Die Sanb sesen
ibr 9cr5 unb DerlieB ibn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
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ipunoern, iuie Sie mir bieie partie
10 anselegentlih ennpfebIen fonner !.
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idon i'm @eiangnib geieiienl1
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-26
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a1inbe:: rWlit Der llbr taben Sic
mid iaon anseiiibrt; Die gstt ia mr.,
ipeitn man iortipdbren6 fhiitteitl
ssest babe id) iie oi,m geiirieI stpei
Shinoen in 8tiib' seIaiien ..~.--
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bod nit 70 faul!"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
PALACE.HIP PUTS ON
new SIx.ACT BILL

The second big six-act bill OF the
new Palace Hip theatre will open
"Wednesday afternoon and continue
until Saturday night
II promises 10 equal the excel.
tent offering OF the opening show,
which has filled this house TO ca.
pacity for the past three days.
The new bill comprises Monolo-
gist Al Lawrence. the man with
the funny face. Chas Reilly and
company in n sketch. Irish
Hearts" Pedrini and company. in
~Pastimes on Battleship.' In
which Ia featured Toby. intelligent
baboon: the Three Musical Stew
arts. in The Garden Of Harmony:
Grindell and Esther. in comedy.
singing and dancing. and the Ball.
ing Trio. unusually excellent com
edy acrob1ts
The motion picture feature pre-
scnts Clara Kimball Young. In
Feast of Life" five-reel drama
OF love and intrigue. and Lone
some Luke" a funny two-reel com
edy.
The Palace Hip shows run con
tinuously from p. m. to II y. m.
and programs change every Wed.
nesday and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09

or anywhere else except from Sew.
ard.
He Is even now fighting an OF.
tension OF the line 70 Fairbanks
and wants It stopped al Nenena
He would like the whole thousand
miles, and both ends Of II. built
TO his town lots without the least
regard for the rest OF the TERRITORY
Such stupid selfishness IL curioa,
for It would not hurt his lots to
have other parts OF the territory
developed. but would help them.
Ballaine's yapping at the Guggen.
helms and at me Is only his idea Of
improving his town lots.
He also. no doubt. thinks II VIII
help Rim politically.
He probably thinks he can get
votes from people who have an idea
It was a crime for the Guggenhelms
to build a railroad in Alaska
! think the main object OF the
government in building railroads in
Alaska was TO develop the territou
rather than enrich Ballaine. \
trust you will be kind enough
to give this letter space. and | as.
sure you | will appreciate il.
FALCON JOSLIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
SHORT NEWS

mEANY HALL cannot meet re-
quirements OF Broadway high. so
commencement exercises must be
held elsewhere. Moore. Metropol.
itan or the Arena may be selected.
THOMAS RIGGS, jr.. L. S. rail-
way commissioner. In an address
before the Commercial Club Mon
day said Seattle must safeguard
interests OF Alaskans II they wish
TO preserve the trade with them.
LAUNCH volANTE, with %
persons who accompanied Ballard
baseball team 10 Port Ludlow
aboard. after drifting in heavy
seas all sunday night was aided
by steamer Resale. Passengers
returned on steamer Sioux.
STEAMER HUMBOLDT sailed
last night for Alaska.
FOUR SOUTHERN Chinese
provinces have declared them
selves republic. with Chen Chun
Hsuan as president.
LIEUT.. ROBERT FAY. formerly
of the German army: Walter
Scholz and Paul Daeche. found
guilty yesterday in New York OF
conspiring TO destroy munition
ships with bombs
SEATTLE BRANCH OF Ameri.
can Red Cross working hard for
silver cup offered by national com.
mittee for largest membership
gain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
FALCON jOSLIN MAKES REPLY
TO JOHN {. BhLLAINE CHARGES

Editor The Star: can't under.
stand why John Il. Ballaine should
say / am inimical to the govern
ment railway In Alaska.
believe nobody has worked
harder than I 10 secure the build
ing OF railroads IN Alaska by the
government, and Ballaine knows
this.
Ballaine's statements In yester-
days Star are a pure invention and
there is not word OF truth In
them.
made and presented the first
draft OF the railroad law 10 the sen.
ate committee on territories in
April. 1912. quite a while before Bal
laine had anything 10 do with II.
send you copy OF the hearing
before that committee.
always advocated two railroads
In Alaska, one from Cordova TO
Fairbanks. with a branch 10 the
Behring coal. and the other from
Seward TO the kuskokuim. with a
branch to the Mstanuska coal.
wanted 20 see the territory de-
veloped as a whole.
The first railroad commission. OF
which DIR. Alfred H. Brooks was
member. also strongly recon-
mended the two routes.
But Ballaine wanted only his
town lots at Seward to be deveI-
oped.
lie has. therefore, fought the
building OF any line from Cordova
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
LEGAL, NOTICES

Is TIE pisTnicr COURT OF THE
United states for tho Western District
Of Washington. northern Division.
~ HANkHuFrCY so $3.50
NOTICE OF FIRST MEErfNu OF
CHEDtTOHH
In tho Matter Of Harold VI. oinnoid and
tho marital community existing he-
tween himself and Hypatia A oinnoid.
his Hifs. bankrupts
To the creditors Of tho aoo,s named
bhnkrupia
Sotire DO hereby given that on tho eih
day 81 May 1915 the said Harold ~
Vinnnld 81 uF- wfrs dufF adIudiratrd
bankrupt aud thai the first meeting ~
rho creditors ~ said bankrupt viii 10
held 20 the office ~ the undsfniHned
Referee o. uauhruptrN. taos.h H. a.
Hmith Building. lu Seattle in sHih dis
tfirt un the ggnd day - MAY. 1915
~ o'clock in the afternoon AT which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims appoint trustee
examine tho haukrupis and transact
such other business may properly
come before said meeting
Dated a. seattle IN said district this
sth day OF May isis
a. a. HAwKfSR
Referees IN BANKRUPTCY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
VITAL STATISTICS
birth.

Births
BOY - Mr. and Mrs sneman Naka-
xawa. 2tt seventh ave. s.
BOY to MIR. aud Mrs r. Yokota. sii
Main ~
Roy to Mr. and Mrs walter Brown.
$3.50 5ath ave S W
BOY to Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN u.
Green. go Second ave. W
uiri 10 Mr. and Mrs william Edward
Marcellus. sls RriFht A.
Girl so Mr. aud Mrs. Laurence X
Bruce. iiis nouuett st
Glrl to Mr. and Mrs Floyd W. Brown.
1909 Denny way
Marriages
sakullro euEai ea. Portland or. and
Y shkuma. co. Japan
John anderson. %. ana Matilda kup-
lieu. 81, seattle.
pr Darius Scott and Lucy Happen,
Seattle
Kari Coffin. &c, and Nen Garrett. 20.
Tacoma
Divorces Asked
T. T.. Nltso ", Lydia ". Wiltsc. de
scrtlon
Ida Jones vs. T. u Jones. cruelty
Eleanor ~ strickland W. j. H. striok-
land. deHertion.
Alice O. George vs., Clarence u. George.
cruelty
Henrietta Clements vs.. Joseph n
Clements, descrtlon.
Olga NJ. LOWS vs.. Joseph r. LOWS,
cruelty.
Edth Pierce vs. charles Pierce. cruelty
Deaths
Florence Finncy, infant, 1907 Main at
Mnv e
Bcrt Roche II. 18th ave 8 and Dear
horn st. NAV .
Infant Clavana. 1870 1ith ave. s
Nav
Duncan Jameson. IS. Providence hos
pitnt May ..
Fred nm. 60. King county hospital
NAV
Charlotte y Dale 80, $50 +. e5th st.
May p.
Phnip u. Ferguson. ?. 1924 7oth ave
y. w. May 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
GERMAN FALCON
WINGS BIRDMEN
Daring Lieutenant Has
Brought Down IS Since
War Started
HE'S A NATIONAL HERO
BY WILBUR s. FORREST

~ WILBUR s. FORREST
United Press staff Correspondent,
LONDON. May s,--The war
has developed the human fai.
con-"
Aerial fighters and aeronsu-
tical experts thruout Europe
today are discussing Ger
many's super-hawk, Lieut.. i'm
melnann.
Adviees Just received In Eng
land from Lille. France, and
from Germany. tell for the first
time OF the faleonish methods
OF the champion Tcutonie FOX
ker flyer. whose total bag 10
date 10 officially announced as
IS allied aeropianes.
lmmelmann sights his quarry
an allied aeroplane bent on recon.
Nuisance duty or aerial photogra
ply. somewhere over the German
lines near Lille.
The falcon leaves the ground
and wings 10 a great height. an al
titude OF 1900 feet or more.
When he has Unanswered over
his adversary. he sets his planes
and makes one long. terrific down
ward swoop. The plan Is 10 pass
diagonally behind his opponent a,
the rate OF perhaps goo miles an
hour. Ills machine gun IS primed
and ready. when he enters a pre-.
scribed area the bullets begin TO
fly.
Just like the falcon. that member
OF the hawk family which tries
once and strikes it's mark or
misses. ImmelmRnn either bags hts
bird" at one swoop or wings back
TO his aerodrome, a failure. He
never returns to the attack. He
empties one drum OF bullets. and.
hit or miss. continues his dive un-
III II takes him home.
In Germany lmmelmann n a ma
tional hero lie is called The
Eagle OF Lille"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
TO DIM HEADLIGHTS

Auto owners viii be asked for
their opinions on the best way TO
prevent accidents due TO dazzling
headlights when the public safety
committee OF the council meets.
Wednesday afternoon Councilman
Bolton wants all lights shielded, so
they will not shine higher than
three feet within S. feet OF the
autos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
DECORATE THRONE

Mayor Gill's throne room" in his
new quarters will be decorated with
the heads of a mountain sheep and
deer. They we're loaned. Tues.
day. by OFFICER NJ. c. Pence, who
got them on an Alaskan hunting
trip. n few years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
Lands for Sale
ACRES. BUILDINGS
ri N~ING WATER: CLOSE IN

This property was cleared and i'm
proved Tor mill site; large
water tank holding 1000 gal
Ions, gravity system on property.
with fine creek running through
the place. dry kiln. storage
building. machine ana black
smith shop. mill building. etc.
also q lot Of building material
viii be left on place all Of tract
rich bottom land. towel Since
property vas leased adjoining
land has been improved and sold
In small tracts VIII be able TO
give possession soon con-
veuicnt 90 town. school. faces
county road Price 1880. terms
,I5 cash. balance to suit For
Information. :0s New York Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE
AT kIHkIANB
ZINE SIIN ACREAGE

Improved With nsr cottage rsii
ete frontinE good rosd. wtthtn
wAikthr distances % tho fsrrr
deck. school ard stores. iarra
tract fine serrsss IDEAL Tor
chickens. berries ard vegetables
~ yea az. employed In H~aiti.
and vant q riass-ih iittis ranch.
80 rep can SO back and forth
daily come srFpws ard i~t us
show Tou this place. Price tpft.
terms $50 cash, tie mnofhly
Tsks Madison car and kirkland
boat. 90 Burke a Tafrars Of
nee. ~ trips daily Sc fare ~
ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
wlFEsrAFEr CASE SOON

Whether "Lifestaff' and other
near-beer may be manufactured In
this state without violation of the
dry law viii be threshed out before
the supreme court May 30.
Prosecutor Lundin will argue l6
cases before the supreme court
during the May term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
le-Waterfront Property

WATERFRONT small arms OF summer
homes where everything you plant
Will sros 90 perfection. so stones or
gravel ell derp ioan. well whtsred
pisnty - perfectly cleared level iahd
Tor big gardens this year. t.an sands
end b.aa tifHi Efassi beach Fine Nieu
20 mountains Game 81 Oh hinds
Within 2 rutiss ~ olympic mountains
Frnm train aud steamer Any hiHf -
terms 60 suit Nsara 90 rsg VIII also
rent small place. large garden planted
ard growing Can plant acres q
potatoes and rsf tso worth % hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-09
50-Contractors' Notices

SEALED PROPoSAIs VII be received
boy the commissioner % fisherlcE Wash
inrt0n u e.. until o'clock . m.
May 90 1919 and then opened Tor
furnishing lumber and building mater.
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