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Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
We Are Now Located
TO MASQUERADE
Farrell Comedy Company to Act as Sponsor for Entertainment on
 Lincoln's Birthday

In view of the fact that the next sched- uled dance IS somewhat remote (the Moose dance February P, at Flat), a number of enthusiasts have prevailed upon the Farrell Comedy Company" to give a masquerade, which they have decided to do, and have set the date for Abraham Linco.n's Birthday, Saturday. February l2.
 The comedy company state that they will make an endeavor to make this number the most enjoyable affair of the season. As it will probably be the only masked ball of the year, the patronage of the creek towns is earnestly invited The creek people are ad- monished not to miss this event. as 1t will be the special aim of those in charge to please the visitors. Good music has been secured for dancing, which will be furnished by Messrs. Lowre x Taylor.
 A lunch par excellence will be served in the balcony, prepared by dainty feminine hands.
 Prizes will be given as follows
 Best -costumed lady
 Best -costumed gentleman.
 Best -sust aimed character lady.
 Best sustained character gentleman.
 Most original costume-lady.
 Most original costume gentleman.
 Most novel costume-lady.
 Most novel gentleman.
 First prize for feature by two or more parties. Second prize for feature by two or more parties.
 Best representation of comic supplement character lady. Best representation of comic supplement character gentleman. Best lady waltzer. Best gentleman waltzer. next weeks issue of The Pioneer. One of the features of the evening will be an introduction and demonstration of the fox trot" by J. W. Farrell-a dance which, it is stated, has taken the Outside by storm
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
IDITAROD PATIENTS IMPROVE
 WITH PROPER TREATMENT

Mrs. C. B. Sims former resident of this city, who left for the Outside during the summer of 1915, is now resident of Seattle, after having made an extended visit to Port land While in Oregon she visited the Morn ingside sanitarium at Mount Tabor, near Portland and in letter to an Iditarod lady she says of the visit:
 q went out to see Harry Mclean. He looked better, and I think the doctors there understand mental troubles They seem doubtful about Harry's recovery, as he has trouble in walking. However he has i'm proved Mir. KeIett looked fine, and was also greatly improved MT. Mckenzie is completely recovered in some respects. He knew us
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
RECOVER BODY OF RUSSIAN
 BURNED IN FAIRBANKS FIRE

A Fairbanks dispatch states that the body of George Saloff, Russian, was recovered from the ruins of the disastrous fire which swept the western business portion of Fair banks on the night of December l9. Saloff twas in the back room of the California Saloon when the fire started, and was suf- located while trying to escape. The fire started from the explosion of the gas light ing system of the saloon. The loss was estimated at $40,000. The temperature was 20 degrees below zero, and although the cold hampered the attack on the conhagr ration, the fremen were helped by the absence of wind. This resulted in saving the Northern Commercial Company building.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
ORIGIN OF THE FINNS

A Flat City inquirer is informed that the Americana encyclopedia is authority for the statement that Finnic is the name applied to one of the five chief branches of the north ern or Ural -Altaic family of peoples and languages. These people formerly were spread over the whole north of Asia and north of Europe, and they are divided into five families-the Tungusck, Turkik, Mon golic, Samoiedic and Uralo-Finnic, or Finnlc family proper. The last or most westerly family still forms the population Of north Europe and northwest Asia, and formerly covered the greater part of Scandinavia.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
PIONEERS WILL HOLD
 PUBLIC INSTALLATION

Next Wednesday evening, February 2, at A. B. hall, Iditarod, Igloo No. 10 Pioneers of Alaska will install the officers elected for the coming year. The installation will be public, and everyone is cordially in vited, particularly the ladies of the com munity. Following the ceremony an in formal dance will be given and buffet lunch served
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
MOOSE" JOHNSON WEDS

Everybody in the district remembers Moose" Johnson, the energetic young man who organized the local lodge of Moose two years ago, and will be interested in hearing of his marriage in Portland, Ore, last No- vember. Newspaper reports are to the ef- feet that Mr. Johnson was married to Mrs. Stella Curry, a niece of Mrs, William Evans of Fairbanks The bride came to Alaska five years ago, and returned to Portland after three-year residence. She met Mir. Johnson in Fairbanks
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
MAIL TO co OUT ON TIME

Despite the extremely cold weather Of last week and the first part of the present week, the mail arrived on Monday forenoon last and the outgoing mail left the same day. There was double consignment. In the event that the mail is late this week, arrangements have been made so that the outgoing mail will leave at the usual hour, on Monday forenoon. George Adams will convey 1t by dog team.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
BROTHER OF DUNCAN MICKlE
 KILLED AT DARDANELLES

According to a Dawson dispatch of De- cember l3 Duncan Mickie, the we'll known mining man, formerly of Iditarod, has re- ceived word from his old home in Scotland that his brother, William, who was with the Western Australians, has been killed and buried in the Dardanelles fighting. His age was 45, and for many years he was a miner in Western Australia.
 Duncan Mickie is at present interested in the Toloyana district.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
A WEEKS TEMPERATURES

During the past week the lowest tempera- lures of the winter were recorded, the mini mum being 52 degrees below zero at 10 a. m. on the 24th On Thursday welcome change was noted, and variety was added in the shape of violent windstorm on the morn ing of the 18th, which, however, was of short duration, The following readings were taken at l a m. daily at the fire station by Fire Chief John c. Currn:
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
HUNTING PARTY RETURNS
 WITH TROPHIES OF CHASE

Jay Johnson, Sid Sloman, Julius Shafrch and Earl Byers returned Friday from an ex- tended hunting trip. AS tribute to their prowess they brought the carcasses of twelve caribou, and as memento of the extremely cold weather they each suffered from frost bite.
 According to reports, caribou are plenti- ful in the surrounding country this year
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
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 splendid eweES Cut ~s s@H ~R~--
WANT BETTER MAIL SERVICE
 ON LOWER KUSKOKWIM

ANIAk, Alaska, Jan 6-The people of this vicinity are trying to get the present star mail route from Bethel to Holy Cross changed from Bethel to Iditarod, and to have twice a-month service inaugurated A subscription paper is being circulated to get it carried for three months, in the hope that the government will give a permanent service. A year-round twice a-month serv- ice is wanted The Bethel -1ditarod route is much easier and has about the same mileage as the Bethel Holy Cross route, The new route would supply four established post offices -Iditarod, Flat, Aniak and Bethel, against two on the old route. lditarod has a weekly mail, against monthly at Holy Cross, with an additional delay of some twenty five days on out bound mail
 Robert H. Countryman, Mills building, San Francisco is inquiring for information of William A. Copeland, thought to have been drowned in the Kuskokwim about 1898.
 J. N. Hathaway of Dugger, Ind is mak- ing inquiry for his brother, "Dock," or Jack" Hathaway, who has been away from home great many years. His mother is becoming feeble and would like to hear from him.
 Hon. Aug J. Gliylione, Royal Consolato d'Itaia, 4l3 Lyon building, Seattle, Wash, would like information of Sam Sebatno, thought to have been lost in company with Byron Allen between the Aniak and Lake Tic Chic. Will the party who gave informa- ton concerning Sabatino in Louie's Bo- nanza roadhouse last winter please send his address to D. E. Stubbs, United States com missioner, Aniak?
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29

Deputy Marshal Billy Thomas was wis itor in the city from Flat on Friday.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29

Sam Stanich and John Popovich will leave today for the koyukuk country on 8 pros pectlng trip
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29

Louis Silsr brsved the low temperature on Saturday last to make a business trip to the city by dog team.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Deputy Marshal Billy Thomas was a wis itor in the city from Flat on Friday.
 Sam Stanich and John Popovich will leave today for the koyukuk country on pros pechng trip
 Louis Silsr braved the low temperature on Saturday last to make business trip to the city by dog team.
 Ira Wood, Charles Denton and Herb Riley will leave today for the head of the Ditna to enjoy season of caribou hunting.
 Frank Morgan, who has been engaged for kome time past in prospecting some claims on Horsehy creek returned to the city on Sunday last.
 Joe Lewis, the Ophir creek miner, started on his homeward journey from this city on Saturday last, undeterred by the fact that the thermometer indicated 40 degrees below zero.
 c. H. Christie, writing from Marshall City under date of January i to Claud Baker, says there are possibly ten claims in that district which are very rich, and, he adds, Eve have s5 dirt; at least the clean-ups last fall showed that"
 c. A. Duffy has received letter from his son, Will, who left here last summer for the koyukuk The writer states that he and his partners have secured leases on good claims in the Wild river country, and that they abut on ground that has yielded big returns He speaks we'll of the prospects.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29

Ira Wood, Charles Denton and Herb Riley will leave today for the head of the Ditna to enjoy season of caribou hunting,
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29

Frank Morgan, who has been engaged for Some time past in prospecting some claims on Horsehy creek returned to the city on Sunday last
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29
MASK MASK MASK

Get your mask and get
 ready for the GRAND MASK BALL February I2, I9i6. We can also dress you and fix you up in the latest styles in Shoes and Clothing.
Iditarod pioneer., 1916-01-29

kodaks at Outside Prices We do developing and printing at reason able prices Send in your orders. If we haven't what you want we will get it for you if it's in the camp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Giubrnd, nno 9iebitaGlc.

Die aangfinger3uuft i9isn geitern
teinen Seisriag beganeen gu baoeil,
ionbern ibrem Derp0nten @epsrbe
na9aegangen Ju ieu, ipis aus folgens
Der 2iIts ppn Ginbriifen unb 9iebs
itdblen erbsGt, bic Der Yoli3ei bsridtet
fporben iinb: 9om llnibsriitp GluD.
A. Strdbs uno 8roabnap, $25 aus
elmer aafeni4u6labe; Don Sdcob
Speis, 531 plum Strabs, cine g0rIe
nit $24;' bon Dts D. RoburIon, l29
WeIt Z. Strabe, cine gorie nit $1l;
BON Soiepb 0idens, Siefering, 5ia.,
cine Reiietai9e nit SSUhalt I'm @eripe
bon $18; i'm Union Gentral 8abn5oi,
bon Gonitanee SeOpille, 305 aongs
tuortb Sirdbe, cine llbr i'm @srtbe
bon $50; DON 9ouiie 3orb. 341 Ore
gon Strnbe, cine llbr i'm Wertbe bon
$50; bon Gam. araus, 1042 Beslep
GUenue, Elm Photographic 1apparat i'm
Meribe BON SO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Rerisxals Npfisen.

Serr 9lnguit eggc.
III mann. einer Der beitgefannten Oeirt-
ihen 9Sionierc, bat geitern Wtorgen
i'm boben sllter non S5 aSabren bic
augcn 5iim eiuieen S6lummer &C.
Idloiien. er ipurbe om 90. Scpteniber
1881 81 Sal5nfieln in 2ippe.3 .3etmcln
ge6oren unn iuar bereitS i'm Sa5re
1919 mad Cincinnati gcfomnicn. Sier
mar er erfolgreid i'm gerii6erungs.
geid;0it tbdtig, bis er Dor einigen
Sabrcl eines AugeiriibeIs ipegen iidJ
uonl @ciddit 5lriif5iehen mliBte
las 9eiben iiibrte idlieBliG 5it uoli'
ger grblinoung. 2lu6 ON oeiititefl
8ereinsleben bot Der alte braUe BIO.
nier IN jiingeren sSabren eifrig tbeil.
genommen. Die @attiu ssrnt Gltic.
tert grueggemann, geb. 9eter. mar
ibiI i'm 5ooe pornusgegangen. 1ie
8eeroieung bes aagernein geatteteiI
Wmnes fiiibct ant 0ienstag gtad'
mittaa pom 9rmierbniie, 2S0S eric
sluenuc in SnSe 9arf, aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
0etrnnfsme 9iiminel
gerariadlten seitern cine ganif nnf
einer Strafen.Gar.

Cine 2lnsabl betruntener Qiimmel,
bic bon sinem Sonntass pienic
nabe Mt. Sealtn 5uriidtebrteu unc
auf Der Gar in Streit serietben. Der.
nrIa9ien pabur6 uHter ben iibriger
paFasiersn, meiitsns 5rauen unf
ainper, ni1t gerinse panit. Sn.
folg,beiIen ipurben brei berielben,
s5rdnt Stoll, Serbsrt 2lpe.. gbepiot;
sSoiepb WilIioms, 1041 Dabe Gtrabe,
ebarles MiIlsr, 859 Sltper StraBs
unD Gillian Reipmann, 1869 eerll
StraBs ipeeen llnfuss perbdftet uns
nah Der ppli5eiitatipn beg 10. Di.
itritts esbra1t. Stoll bate 9eIit
BON Der Gar srsriffsn, aIs WiIiams
iinb Willsr ~initiseen unb oies bsmers
fenb. ibn sur Rube uubnten. gs euts
itanb baraufbin cine aagemsine 4eis
lsrsi, bic erft Elm Gnoe nabm, aIs bic
g5olisei erftisu. Die Reipman pers
fid)ts bic 9erbdftung Stoll's, in beis
Zen GsIsaihuft lie ii1 befdnb. gu pers
binbsrn unb purbe beBbolb ebenfalls
In 9oit stncmmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Hah Santo Gpminsp
0erben peitere @er. Staa-
ten Warirefolout
fdnbtpereen.

gDafbingtoH. ,. g., 4. SUM-.
We6rere 6unoert Der. Stadten Wla=
riueoIlbdtsn perbsn pab Sdntu Do
mirtoo qsianot iperben, I'm bic bereits
bort unter Dem apmmonbo Don Rsar
9lbmiral gaperton befinoli6en Sldus
iaden BEL Der gei9iiBung pes 9ebsus
rnb oes Gigentbums BON glusldnoern
su unteritiiben unb Der Regisruue Bel
Der llnteroriidlin9 Der Nrias Repolus
tion su belfen. Die MarineIolbatsu
perbeu ettpd 500 bis 600 Mann tart
pou Rem Orleans ouf bem 5runs=
portbdmpfer .6antod" in See geben
an Rem Orleans bsfinosn Iih etfpu
200 Mann SeeIoibaten uno bon bic.
fen perefn aIler Mdbrffeiulibteit
nah 125 ndt Santo Domingo &c.
fanbt nerben. Die iibrigsn r0tbissr
Wurinetruppen tpsrben BON Wure
cSsIanb unb San Diego, Galifornien
uno aus 9rsmerton. @aib., senrm.
men iperSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Gpnen Sslanb.

Gone1 Sslano mar ecitern mieocr
oas 3icl pon 3auieiioeH, ioSab oic
Eaupier aif ie6er SSabrt boaig be.
feet naren. Sab es id,on aui Der
i5abri slHiiiement in Siille unS 5iille,
70 uaren Die @elegenbeiten in Goner
SsslanS bicr5u nod unenolid) 5ablrei.
der ub bic Wiaiien oerlebten oenn
aud. eiren geniibreiden Sortiltag.
Siefe @od)e firtoen perf6ieeenc
qrobere Outings itatt. Ger .Iru.
tecte1 Some Circle, Ser bier ieina
8onpention abbdlt, unternirnntt NOR.
gen einen glusfIug, uno all oemielben
9ege bot bic ct. Mottbeips @emeinSa
oon Glib Norpooo ilr Gieilic. Pm
@tittpo6 siebt Die Ct. 2ubpigs
Sf)iiie nnt GoneD sSslalt6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
&leiHe Grfulge
6cben bic Siirten ppm Sriees16aut
plab i'm &autaius gu meloen.

aonfantirppel, 4 Suni Dia
2onbon, 5. SUM. Ods &rieesmiuts
iterium bat am Sountag oas 5olgenhs
betannt gegeben:
.Srat 5ront: 9lus bieiem 9(6I6nitt
limb feline Ru6riften pon @i9tigteit
eingetrpffen.
aautaius 5ront: Gs fam gu unbe=
beutenben Snfanteriegefedten duf
Dem re9ten 5ligel ioipie i'm Centrum.
Teinolite 2tbt6eilungeu purOen IN
S0rfern iiiboitlia pon gai6eteDt in
5bal pon 81 Mulibere na6 Often su
auriidgeporfen. 0ir nabmen eineu
STfi5isr uno fiinf SOIbuten gefungen.
mir pertrieben ben Isino bonn W}as
riam Gjebiree. Npropeitli6 ppE
Wamatbdtun bd6en mir Die So0ben srs
pbert unb Sehu @eFaneene gen1aft.
eSn ben gtbi9nitten bon &ope uno
S6orut tam es gu 9eied,ten. cSm aiis
itsnabi6nitt iebt Der 5eiro nit @uerz
gle feline 8efeitigun9sarbeiten fort.
Wdhreno zines 8efe6ts in Der Ndhe
bpn Quatia (25 mleilen 0ftIt9 pom
Gues SandD, bos spiT6eu einem
feinoli6en &upalleriereeiment uno Ell
nsr Sdpubron unierer aapallerie
itdttfanb puroe Der Seinb .Suriidges
Ihlagen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
8lpei Neripnem
ssHrSen seiiern bei aniOuHfdasH se'
fGhrlidl uerlest.

Der seitrise Sonntas brafte tpisoer
cine an3abl autouHfdIe unb infoles
sipei bsrielben lisgsn gbas. 9cberip,
500 Baum Sirabe unb Der grieftrds
aer ghas. 6. 9lllen. 1919 4pplsgdis
9lpenue in l,bsnsssfabrIidem gu
itanbe i'm ii1btiIden Sofpital bars
nieoer. Dubertp befanb iib NIT eis
ner 9lnsabl anberer Rdnner, bic BON
einem picnic in Mt. Sealtp 5uriids
tehrten, auf BEN 5rittbrett zines
Qsib gluips, als Der assftre in Der
gidbs BON college 5ia BON einem lsitls
Ten gluioirud bss sSobn 9onsr. 1886
6emlod glpenue setroffen purbe. Do.
berth iiel ob urb sipar 10 unsliiflisb,
baB i6m zines ber Rdber iiber bic
gruit fufr, tpobei er mebrtre RipptHs
Bride erIitt. Da bierbei eblere 9hsils
perlebt ipurben. bdbsn bic asr5te lpeItis
.5offnung, ibn am 2sben si srbalten.
Der griefirGssr 2lllsn iDurOe an be,
Taua unb Wontgomerp IDenne, MS
sr binisr elmer Gar bis Strabe freu3en
polite, BON BEN Pluto bes Veriifxrs
unassassnten RdIpb 90, 9util, 1895
Wlain elpe.. Rortpccb setroffen unb
aui bic Seits sefdleibert. Gr erlitt
babel sinen Sd)dbelbru6 unb pielfas
DE anbsrt gerlsbunsen. 9util ipurbe,
trobbsm Ct ori9eiueno ben llHfaIl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
eeinen gerIetnnaen srleaen.

Der 20iabrige Jrant NOeIler. 1915
elsin pldte. Der am lebten Sonntag
bei einem 4utounfaa an Der pubbud
ROab Dsrlsbungen bdDontrug. if Oent
islben ssitsrn friib i'm Staot9Oipitul
erlsgen. Robsrt Secor, @poo6urn uno
Gineoln aps., unb gbpurO Burns.
Gibion placs, Die bsi Der 2tifaire e6sns
falls Wsrlesungen bdDontrusen, 6efin=
ben ii9 auf benz Wege Der Sefsruns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
llnipsriitats. .GdlInhieier.

Tic feierIiffeiten a1ii Der ltniper.
fitit anIdbli6 oes Semeiteritluiies
taben geitern 0orniittag NIT oeni
@aecnldpre1ts. .@ottesoienit, Der IN
McDliden &all abaehalten ipuroe, be.
connen. llniperiitdts6ireftor Ir.
Charles ". Gabnep bielt Die Reoe
iiber ,pabre 9ereititdit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
'2ofal Btri9t.
Prd0tissr GrfoIs
&ar bas eeitrise Yrsirfs.Sdantnr.
nen in TagioH, 9.

Cincinnati mar our9 iiber 500 6elt'
adiie ucrtreten. - Mud SIloiana.
polls lno Columbus botien 8eprd'
ientailien eniianot, - Gie bieiiscn
1rrucr idmiiten nit gesug api
a,reiie bor5iielia ab. - gincn i'll.
bcrncn @eter ii9erte iib Der 9trro
Cincinnati Suriwerein bi,r6 ieinell
Sieg i'm Stafiettenlalri. - Die
beiten @eiantmtleiihinsen i'm
@olfsturnen puroen bon Gnisin.
natiert eeboten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Yoit madJ GentidylanS.

Der d,oripegiI9e 0ampisr .Ssfiig
DIao", Der an 9onnsritag bisfer no
DE bic Riitretie dntritt, bef6rbert Ycit
fir bic itdnbindpifaen 9dnbern, fer
ner fir Deuti9lunb, Guremburg,
Oeiterreih sllnsarn, 8ulgarien unb oIs
3iirtei. griefe miihen bier ipdtsitens
am Disnitas glbenO aufsegsbsn psr>
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
sa6batlIdldnoer uer6aitei.

Der Mirtb 9ouis 9ieble, Gbsn uno
llniUsriitp 9lrenue. Der iih seitern beiz
gebsn lieb, gdfe in ieiner Wirtbiduft
NIT @sritsniuft gu laben, ipurbe babel
bon Der poliSei eripiItt unb pcr bic
beutise Sibuns ees Stabtseridts 3is
tirt. um ii6 fpessn @srlssuns bes
Sonntdssasisbes au perantlporten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
3ailenOie6e amf bem Maiicnfcit

Wis Der goli5ei beri6tet purOe, BE-
trisbsn ssitsrn 5Gidenoiebs auf benz
@aiienfeiis ibr 5anopsrt uuO erlei3z
tsrten II. u. Serrn Ghos. ReOelmann
BON Der Main unb Wolnut Strube,
elmpoob um isinen 6iamuntsnen
Sembsntnopf i'm Wertbe bon $50, ips
trie 5errn G6as. G6lenter bon Synoias
napolis I'm feline g0ris nit $1,000
unb einem 3stour6illet mad ieiner
Seimotb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05

Snrnbolle NIT einem flotten 9an5.
2eioer fonnteit Die @dite BON .glit5.
ipiris ii6 nidt allsulanse oem ger.
aiiiigen linb Der Geielligteit bitseben,
henn lie unibten eegen odt lrbr Die
Seirniabrt aiItreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
8efanem
Sit &apitGn 6erbert :
Sirf Singer bonn Ser.
Stddten Wtarines
cprps IN Gan
Spmindp.
Dom lingo.

@afbineton, .. G., 4. Suni.
Ssrbert s. .6irTbinser pom Der. Stauz
ten Marinecorps puroe ipGbreno Der
2anouua dmeritdniI9er 5ruppeu in
puertu Plata, Santo Domingo, am
Samitae erihoiIen. Sn bem 8eridt
iiber rem Sob &apitGn Siribiugers
srtldrt Rear IbmiraI GapertOn In isis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
0es Mmtseis

~ ~ v y - y.
granoeis ais Ri9ter bes
8 Sber6un6esgsri9ts
ablegeu.
gB gBafbington, .. g., 4. Suni.
Sonis D. granbsis, beFsn grnennung
SiIm Ti4ter bes S6erbunoesoeri6ts
Der Sendt in Der berflofensu Bo6e
mad einem lGngsren aGmpf beItdtigt
bat, DirO ieinen 2tmtseip am Montag
ablegen. Gr traf am Sonntaq Q6euo
bier bon Bolton eiil. 9a Dor tomnens
bem 9erbit teine peiteren 2lrgumente
pom O6erbunbesgeri6t dngeb6rt perz
ben, 70 pirb Der neue Hidter iifj ar
teinen gnti9eioungen bes @eri6is
bis babin betbeiliaeu, ousgenommsu
be5igIi6 Der 9efu9f, pel6e am Ulon.
tag unterbreitet peroen iollten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-05
Natbenftene
Dirb &uifer 0iIbeImbeim
Spbn Der Srau gertba
pon 9ph!en unb NQlz
ba d ii berne6 m E I

bad iberne6men.
Berlin, 8. Suni, oid 2onOpn, 4.
SUM-. Saiier Wilbelm bat ii6 bereit
ertldrt, bic Patbeniteqe BEL Dem am
30. Wloi geborenen So6ne Der 5rau
Bertha Don 9oblsn unb SaIba6, Der
Saupteigentbiimerin Der Srupp i4en
Werte, gu iibernshuen.
Die arupps, bic erft tiir3lih Ses
ldnOe in Wliin6en getuuft baben, I'M
bort cine Sdbrtt gu erri6ten, baben
isBt in 0sFuu cine Gabrit onsetauft,
in Der eine qatrOneHfabrit eiHgeri4tst
perbeu nirb.
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ni9t berbiiisn tOnnte. Derbaf!e., ubsr
segen $500 giiref4aft nieoer auf
freien CUB gefebt unb fpirb ii4 beu-
ts bpr benz Gtabteeridt pegen Gabr>
ldifigteit 5u psrantporien baben.
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DR.. p. w elmer.
3abnar5t,
n CT @cDlffen ADeHns,
Gft giur etrnhs
cffea nbeues uHh epHufngf. 9d. Canal 373a

ner 0epefbe an bas Mdrinedmt, bdb
bet Der Sanbung Der Sruppen ges
i6oiieH purDe, unb bag cine augel
9irihin9er in ben 9opf traf. ST Itar6
orei Stunben ipdter.
&aPitGn Siribinger, Der i'm AZ.
Sabre itano, mar aus Georgia gebiirs
tig uHo biHterldBt bic Bittne uno
eins aO6ter, bic in Bottom anIdIiig
iinb.
Obs wabr tit?
&OpeHbageh pia aonoon, g.
SSlni. 2Sn elmer Qepei6e Der ,Sttfts-
tioenoe" aus 0ii6o, ,Siitlano, beibt es,
bar Ger Oeuti6e SdlattfreuSer
~SepoliB" am 9onneritag g2orgen
rs 9ieilen ueitlid BON Der s5niel
6ano geiiGtet mlroe. Die ,5ep6lis"
mllroe 5ur ,3eit BON 6ritiihen ariegs.
i6iffen beriolgt uuo mar ifwer be-
itGoigt.
X
Die oSep0lis" lit elm 3rea6.
nougbt-areu5er pon 25,000 3onnen
uno pllroe inn Sabre 1912 erbaIt.
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vggas2l sic baben tsine 5iiba
ner2! Sd bore bod e6en aus benz
9arten 9egader2!"
.Das mar nur rneia Nanu - Der
itcttsrt 10 argyll"
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9Ioftert

Dame: ngluu Od baben Sie auf
Sbrer ReiIe aud Ous Dteer seieb'r?'"
Serr; rg6 nat, ieieb'n2 - Sineiu'
jeipudt babe id"
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Sn elmer 0epsi6e pom 6rsitag 6ieB
es, oaB Der &aiier na9 Dil9elms>
AdOen rerien piirbe, I'm bic 6o9Ises
flotte 5u beit9tisen, bic am Wlittpo@
ben Sieg ii6er bic englifde 6lOtte err
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