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Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
Danish Vessel SheIIed
By a German Submarine

London, July 24.-According to a
Lloyds dispatch from Tynemouth, the
Danish motorship Samsoe has been
lowed to that port in = waterlogged
condition after having been shelled
by German submarine. The crew
was saved.
The Norwegian sailing vessel Bats
and the Swedish sailing vessels Juno
and Ida are reported in Lloyd's ad-
vices to have been set on fire and to
be in sinking condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
North Platte Takes
Revenge for Defeat

North Platte, Neb., july 24.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. NORTH Platte took
thorough revenge this afternoon on
Lincoln Saratoga's for Sundays shut
out, grabbing the game by 8 to 0
score.
Brown was wild and the Boosters
nicked him for ten safeties while the
visitors were able to get to Walworth
for but one hit.
Walworth struck out eleven men.
Errorless ball by Boosters also aided
in Saratoga's downfall while three
errors by visitors were extremely
costly. The score:
Saratoga's .....O 0 0 0 0 o o 0 90 I 3
North Platte. 40 1 0 1 al IS 10 D
Walworth and Maxey.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
James W. RatIiff Makes
Hole in One at Miller

James w. Ratliff, 2223 Ohio street,
negotiated hole on the Miller Park
links in a single stroke while playing
in foursome match last Saturday.
The distance OF the hole is 100 yards
and DOGGY is four. 1t is the first
time the hole has ever been made in
one.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
DETROIT,


"Batteu TOT WOIIBAhB IN tHe eIeVenth.
s'Ran for Lapp In the eleventh.
Chicago ..,....1 0 0 0 0 0 / . 0 0 0 0 1-3
Summary: Two base hits: Weaver, Schalk,
Felsch, Wolfgang. Three base hit: e. Col
Inns. Stolen bases Schalk. Sacrifice hits:
Weaver, e. Collins. Jackson, Lapp, Terry,
Burns, Mckee. Sacrifice fly: Burns. Dou-
BILE plays Terry. E. Collins and Ness.
sB seaon balls: OFF Wolfgang, 4; off VII
liams, 3; off Coveleskie, 2. Hits and earned
runs: Off Wolfgang, 6 and 2 In 10 innings
off Williams. l and 0 in 8 innings; off
Coveleskie, 8 runs. Hit by pitcher: By
Coveleskie, ]. Collins, Weaver, Lynn. Struck
out: By Wolfgang, 8; by Williams .; by
Coveleskie, 4. Empires: Dineen and Nallin
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25

Douglas. Ariz., July 24-The New Jersey
brigade camp is mass Of wreckage to-
night, the result OF a storm which tore
through the company streets, ripping tents
from their moorings, lifting frame hospital
and company buildings bodily and throwing
Thorn across the state highway into the
big bitches between the camp and the
railroad tracks.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
Seavey Hudson Is
Medalist in Miller
Park Title Event

Seavey Hudson was medalist in the
qualifying round of the tournament to
decide the championship of the Miller
Park Golf club. Hudson played the
eighteen holes in II. Phil Kendall
turned in the next score, a 70, while
NJ. F. Dillon shot a II.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
PHILLIES PUT OUT
BY THE PIRATES
Five Hits Resulting in Five
Runs Right at Start Give
Home Team Lead.
TRIPLE PLAY FOR GIBSON

Pittsburgh, July 25.-Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia 9 to here to-
day. Mamaux allowed the visitors
only three hits. The Phillies used
three pitchers. Five hits off Damaree
in the first three innings resulted in
the Pirates making FIVE runs and four
hits in the fifth inning off Mayer
who replaced him, gave them two
more. McQuillan went in to pitch
in the sixth after Gibson tripled. The
score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
DENVER WINS GAME
Visitors Tie the Score in Ninth
and Pound Out Winning
Run in Last.
GAME WON BY HITTING

Des MONIES, July 24.-Des Moines
was unable to hit Third Baseman
Dyer, who relieved Gaut in the first
inning, and Denver won, 7 to e, in
ten innings. The visitors tied the
score by hitting Musser hard in the
ninth and won on hits by Miller and
Cakes in the tenth. Meloan's and
Ewoldts fine fielding featured.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
Tcday's SportCaLendar

Shooting
Central Ohio trap shooting tournament.
at Marion, o.
TrottinE-
Illinois Valley Circuit meeting opens ut
Streat0r, ILL.,. Nebraska Speed association
meeting opens at Tekamah, Neb.
Boxing
Jack Britton against Johnny Grifiths, le
rounds, At Boston. Johnny O'Leary against
ShRmus O'Brien. 10 rounds, at Rochester.
Danny Goodwin against Tommy Gary. 10
rounds 1t San Antonio.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
Sioux City Wins
From Topeka Kaws

Sioux City, Ia, July 24.-Sioux
City took the final game from To-
peka, 10 to 5, getting an even break
on the series. Sioux City completed
a sixteen days stay at home with
twelve wins and four losses. The
score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25

Asbury Park, N. j., July 2l--Charles W.
II. Kirchofi. of New York. who for twenty
years was editor Of Iron Age, died at his
summer home here today. He had been a
special agent Of the United States Geological
survey and president of the American Insti-
tute Of Mining Engineers
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
American Association.

At Toledo RH E.
Indianapolis 100000 900 s-6 7 6
Toledo ...... 0 o 2 0 1 90 Il l
Batteries: Indianapolis. Rogge and Cos
site; Toledo, Main and Wells.
AT Milwaukee r. H. q.
Minneap polls 80. OIL 012o 0 0 3-T . 8
Milwaukee ..... 80 1 0 o 0-s 3
Batteries: Minneapolis, Bentley and Land.
Milwaukee. BlueJacket and Nilhoefer.
At Louisville RH e.
Columbus ...... 1 o 0 . o o o. 0
Louisville .. 0 . 0 D 0 l 3 o 81 10 3
Batteries! Columbus, Fillingim. Lngren
and Coleman; Louisville, McGrayner and
LaLopge.
Only three scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
SIOUX CITY.

Topeka ......2 0 0 0 0 l. s
Sioux City 20 0 % o 10
Left on bases: Sioux City, I; Topeka, 4.
First base on errors; Sioux City. /; To-
peka, l. Sacrifice hits: DEBATE, RAIDER Two
base hits: Watson, Cooney, Metz. Agler.
Hinchman (2), Crosby t2). Three base hits ::
DEBATE, Watson. Home run: Cochran.
Double play: RAIDER to Hinchman to Metz.
Struck out: By Grover. 6; by Burwell. s..
Bases on balls: OF Grover, l; off Burwell.
8. Umpire: Miller. Time: 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25

Marin Plest!na, Aloph Ernst Charley Cut
Ter and Yousff Hussane claim to have
earned victories over Stranger Lewis. Pies
tina defeated Lewis at Lexington, KY, q
year ago. but there are no records OF the
other matches.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25

~BHtteu TOT Dbhaftb III lUuItH
Philadelphia ..........0 o / 0 o o o o o.
Pittsburgh ............l 1 0 2 -
Summary-Two base hits: Baird. Wagner
Thereabse hits: Farmer. Johnston, Gibson
Stolen bases Good, Bancroft. 2; Baird
Carey, Farmer. Double play: Stock. Dugey
and Bancroft Bases on balls OFF De-
maree, Q; off Mayer, L. off Mammaux, g.
Hits and earned runs: OFF Demaree. hits
and 4 runs In 3 innings; off Mayer, hits
and runs in . innings; none out In 9Th ;
off McQuillen, 1 hits and run In innings
off Mammaux. / run. Balk: Mammaux.
Struck out: By Demaree, .: by McQuillen,
/; by Mammaux. s. Wild pitches: Demaree,
Mayer, McQuillen. Umpires: KLEIN and
Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25

London, July 2A-Britlsh troops operat-
ing in the eastern section OF German East
Africa have occupied Muhesa and
Amini and have captured the whole Of the
Usanbara railway, according to an Of
fetal announcement made here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
Standing of Teams
NAT. LEAGUE.
WEST. LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Topeka, S; Sioux City. 10,
Denver 7; Des Moines. 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, / Pittsburgh, ..
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 8; Detroit, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis, 6; Toledo, T.
Minneapolis Z; Milwaukee, 6.
Columbus, l; Louisville, 6.
Games Today
Western League-Lincoln at Denver, Des
Mones at st. Joseph. Sioux City at Topeka,
Omaha at Wichita.
National League-Philadelphia at Pitts
burgh Cincinnati at New York, st. Louis at
Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston.
American League-New York at Chicago
Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington at
Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25
Eustis and .Loomis i
Divide Double Bill

LOOMS, Neb., July 24.-(Special
Telegram.)-Eustis defeated LOOMS
Saturday. Score:
Eusts .......,............8 IL
Batteries: Eustis. Justus and Mackey;
LOOMS, Charleston and Denbo.
LOOMS defeated Eustis Sunday.
Score:
Batteries: Eustis, Tibbetts and HabinEer;
LOOMS, Maska and Thorpe.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25

VudIIIytIS dTt d5 IUIIUWS.
Hudson plays Tracy.
Morris plays Graham.
Merriam plays Russell.
Burke plays Dillon.
Kendall plays Chambers.
Taylor plays Hishop.
Dooley plays Malcolm.
Hatch plays McTaggart.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-25

London, July 24.--Lloyd announces the
sinking of the British steamship Wolf, 44S
tons gross.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL
SAWYER PICNIC
Crowd Of 500 Observation-Disclosures by
Carroll and Lambert-Dance. Ball
Game, Negro Minstrels

The fifteenth annual picnic at Saw
yer was held Tuesday in L. A. Corey's
beautiful park which adjoins the little
city down the Soo A crowd Of fully
600 gathered and spent most enjoy.
able day. Many brought their lunches
and spread them in picnic fashion un-
der the leafy trees. The crowd was
very orderly, everybody gathering to
participate in the festivities.
Addresses were given by Attorneys
Dorr Carroll and F. B. Lambert of this
city A ball game was played in the
afternoon between Velva and a picked
up Sawyer team. Velva won with sew
eral scores to spare. although a couple
Of Minot's players helped the opposing
team. Velva received a purse of S25.
Cash prizes were given for the various
sporting events, such as foot races,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
DeNOOn Returns From Vacation

G. E. DeNOon, manager Of the Nc
Coy department store, has returned
from a visit at his old home, Center
vile, la. His wife and daughter &C
companied him on the trip. He states
that the farmers of Iowa are pretty
blue. There has been so much rain
that many of the farmers have not
planted their corn and others who did
plant the crop are having a hard time
blowing it the first time.
Mr.. DeNoon spent some time in the
country and acquired beautiful tan.
He did some fishing, catching some
choice catfish, enabling him to tell a
number Of brand new and very inter
esting fish stories which, of course.
are all as true as gospel
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
q . 9 = . . 6, ., :. 9, (. .
8 BURLINGTON


9 BURLINGTON @
The township supervisors are going
after the bodybuilding in this town
ship in a practical way. They now
have one of the county graders and
have engaged Oscar Earle with his
steam tractor, IS h. p, to operate it.,
and fine turnpike roads are now being
constructed at the rate of nearly a
mile per day. The road south of Bur-
lington is now receiving attention and
already the grading has extended past
the Andrew Jacobson farm.
J. M. Reiner, E. B. Wallace and E.
J: Bowman attended the state conven-
ton of the Elks lodge at Dickinson
this year, returning Saturday.
Frank Vicha of North Prairie re-
turned Tuesday from a weeks visit
with relatives at Wildrose. Frank re-
ports his father in poor health.
E. A. Madison and some of the boys
made trip to Strawberry lake Mon
day after mess of perch, but for
some reason the boys are singularly
reticent when it comes to mentioning
their catch.
M. D: Graham is hauling hay to Mi
not. He had about thirty tons of the
finest kind of tame hay and gets SIG
per ton for it in the "Wonder City"
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Conan and family
of Sanish are here for a few days. Wis
it with relatives and enjoying the cool
shades Of No Mans Land. Dan says
that while Sanish is the finest city in
the state, Burlington will always look
pretty good to the Conan family just
about the time of the annual encamp-
ment of the Old Settlers.
Mrs. Sam Strong of Velva called up
on old friends here the first of the
week. She was accompanied by their
little son, Merle.
c. A. Bugge, writing from Christi
ana, Norway, says that Norway is en-
joying an era Of unusual prosperity
c. A. has purchased a motor boat and
employs his leisure time in coasting
about the numerous waterways Of his
native land.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
p. W. Miller to Show His Full
RlO0d Herd of ShOrthOrn Cattle

The Association of Commerce has
induced Mr.. Miller to enter his full
blood herd of Shorthorn and Hereford
cattle, consisting of 121 head There
is no question but that today Mr.. Mil
Ter is the largest breeder and dealer in
the state in registered cattle. With
this display, besides about IT'S head
from several exhibitors, the Stock
Show is assured Of success. Mr.. Miller
is also going to offer nearly his entire
herd at private sale during this show,
which is fro July 3 to July 8. This,
with the offerings of other exhibitors,
which will also include horses, will
make the Minot cattle and horse show
perhaps one Of the best exhibits that
has ever been shown in the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
Carlo" tables which have been placed
A..A l.. 4La .,,o., ,.ndos tho &raaS

Carlo" tables which have been placed
out in the open under the trees.
Dancing is the chief amusement in
the evening. The floor Of the immense
pavilion is in excellent condition and
a large number attend each evening:
Hovind's orchestra has been engaged
for the season.
The settlers intend to remain in
camp two weeks and some will remain
longer. Visitors are always welcome.
President James Johnson, Secretary
Peter Fugelso and the other hospitable
good people are there to welcome all
corners. The grounds were never in a
more delightful condition. The loca-
ton is one of the states beauty spots.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
OLD SETTLERS ARE IN CAMP
Annual Outing at No Mans Land
Electric Lights Feature-Dancing
at Pavilion Each Evening

The Ward County Old Settlers as
ISOLATION went into camp at No Mans
Land near Burlington Tuesday. FIT
teen tents were pitched the first dav
and more were added during the week.
The little tented city presents an IN
usually brilliant appearance this year,
being electric lighted. Each tent has
electric lights and huge electric lights
furnish the illuminary for the "Monte
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
Protest Against Display of
Sears ROebuck COMPANY

A most emphatic protest against the
granting of concession to Sears, Roe
buck & Co., Of Chicago, was lodged
with the North Dakota State Fair as
ISOLATION of Fargo, by Franklin Kauff-
man, editor Of the North Dakota Re-
taller and Trade Reporter, of Minot,
today.
According to the advertising, Sears,
Roebuck & Co. have been granted one
Of the best and most prominent spaces
in the whole fair. Kaufman main
tains that the mail order houses are
an enemy to community development
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29

ming the crowd enjoyed a first class
minstrel entertainment.
The park entrance was decorated
with flags and bunting in an attractive
manner.
The executive committee in charge
comprised Secretary R. H. Bowman,
Treasurer E. D. Skinner, Cook Robin
on, John L. McKinnon and Tom Erick-
son. The expense of the picnic was
borne by Sawyer's live businessmen
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29

and progress, and that they should not
in any way be permitted to be part
of a fair which is for the whole and
sole purpose Of aiding to build up the
state, to exploit our resources and to
further Undue the people with pride,
patriotism and public spirit for the
commonwealth in which they live.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29

Jumping, etc. The South Prairieites
walked away with the North Prairie
huskies in the tug of war. In the aft
ernoon and evening dance was enjoy
ed at the pavilion which had been i'm
provised. A platform 50x60 feet had
been built. The music was furnished
by the orchestra from the Virginia
Minstrels and was the "best ever"
Music during the day was furnished
by the Minstrel band and in the eve
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-06-29
Printers Union Growing

A son was born Saturday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. E. George and the
game old stork left another young
printer at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Murphy Mr.. George is linotype
operator with the Humphrey machine
and Mr. Murphy is foreman of the
Optic Reporter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
MISUNDERSTANDING SeS 6eriurgb
WfGnncrdlOr.

9(m SamTtag, IL. g&ppsmbsr. pers
dnitaltet Del 6erpegb Wldnuerdor
cine Ieiner beItebteu g(henpunter9dl=
tungen i'm gtoBen SaGle Der glrbsiters
bale. Sin reic1baItigss uuo auserIes
IeHes progranIm niro ben 9eIuAeril
geboten iperben. Den 8reunbeu uup
6jDnnern oes 8ereins tanu bic Ser
iiterung se9eben merben, baB lie einis
ee pergniiote Stuuheu terleber iuer
ben. Sin rt6riges &ommittee III
Ttpn Ieit einigen WD6eu an Der Grs
belt allen glnFprbsrungen Der 8efuher
geret,t gu tperben unb iiebt einem
3Gtlrei6en 9eiu6 eHtgeoen. glnfans
res qrOeramms s llbr uno nab Se-
eroigune o,5ielbsn tanH bGs Yang
btir mad Ser3eusIuit geIdtpunseR
reroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

ausbrud Der dllgemeinsn 3ufrisbsne
bsit unb 5reuoe Der 8epolterung pb
oss repu6litlRii6en Sieses, unb penn
es aud ie5r atrdufdpoIl bersing, 10
fam es bob gu teinsrlet eruitli6eH
4usidreitungeH.
giRsn iaDsren Stanb battle nur
bic Seilsarmse, bic ungea9tet bes
WablrummeIs, barauf bsitano i6rsn
dblifen Goties oienit I'm sSrsien an
Der 5iinftsn uIo Maee Strabe ab5u=
bolten. 0i. adpsle Der Seilsarmss
srbislt 6ierbst iebr bebeutenbe &ons
tlrrens, bsnu Die liebe Sussnb lisb
IS Ii6 natiirlicb nibt nebmen nit ib=
rem S0rnsyn Gang eeb6ris ~mit5ublas
ien", a6er bic 9eilsarmeeiplbatsn lie
Zen iiG abIoIut nidt itDren unb 9fee
cen, geldnge uub lait not leaIt bic
arIlefie tpurO,u in Der iibIihsn Wsis
ic dbIolpirt, ungeadtet bes pabren
SSllenldrms. Der bas. tIeine I9dufs
lein nmtobte.
Die estpaltigiten Menihenaniamms
funeen fanosn natiirli6 an ben
pldbsn itatt, 100 bic Wablersebniifs
NIT Soilfs Der Qaternd Magira AMI
bic asineipaub geiporfen tpirben. Ras
msntlih pOr benz 9ebGube bss Blaine
Clubs ituutc ii4 f6cn bon friiber
Gtunbe an, cine MenTdenmenss, bic
ben sauaen iSdbrbamm einnabm, uHb
bic nit Su6sI bic eiiniiigen gtu9<
rihisn, bic ouf bic asinsipano seipOrs
fen ipurben, bseriiBte iino aud GENIAL
tieen Gntbuiidsmus befilnbete, nenn
bic gilber Der republitonifden Jiibrer
unb iiesrsideu Ranbioateu ss5sist
ipurbsn.
glebnlide S5entn fpielten iid
slsidfalIs ouf Dem Gountdin Square
Dor BEN Garetp GebGuoe ob, ,po bonn
rtpubIitaHii9sn 6ouptquartier 4a,ts hts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
AaffeelraIisdlen.

- Der iSrausnrersin Der prote.
itantiI9en peters Gemsinbe (pditor
Dams Saupt) bat beuie Na6mittaa
Wsriammlung NIT Gafisetrdn5t,en,
Die folgenoen Samen tperben am
aommittee bienen: iyrau anna MiIte.
ming, 5raa Gliis Gpangenberg, frau
Charles WsiIe, israu William Weiis,
Trau 6. Grtel unb syrau GIifabetb
Wenbel.
- Der monatli6e aaffee bes
Jrautnpereins Der Gb. prot. pbiIips
pus Gemsinbe (pGfior Or. y. 6.
DprrD tpirb am Dcnneritdg abgsbals
ten. syoleenbss 9pmmiitse label bas
su aufs berslitIte ein: Gpslpn ariid,
Watbilbe asi5, Soispbine Rriid. aas
tberine Stern, Gmilie Aldnte, Maris
aIein, gmiIie Rruie, Raroline stipp,
syrieba Gimmerle, Barbara seubn,
Waris anobel, sSrisbsrife 9lein, Quile
alein. GIia Arue. sfatberine Sod.
- Sn Der CD. prot. ct. Sobannes
@emeinbe aiIf Wit. Qluburn (paItor
Grnft Bob finpst Miitpoh. 8. glos
pember .pieber elm Haffsefrdn3den
itati, ipsldes 0on ben nohfoIsenS.r
gsuannteH Sdmen I'm 4uftrase bes
syrauens unb SIngfrauerbtreins be-
reitst ipirb: SuLia Msbsr, RotieDeibs
mann g1riitjus 1hSsmarul GmiIie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08
THE UNION GAS & ELECTRIC co.
The Union Light, Heat ( Power Co.

WablergsbaiiIe betannt gege6en purs
ben uno groBs 9oitslHiammlungen
fGnben aud Dor ben perI4isoenan
3situugs9ebGuosn itatt. 0as Sauptz
Isben tOnsentrirte it9 auf bic 6iinite
Strabe. bic 9ine Strabe, bic Racs
Strabs, bic WaInut uno Seai'e
Strabe uno au6 einige Der Rebenz
itraben uno Der Su6el belt bis ldnge
ndh Niitterna6t an unb bic Str0Bens
babnpagsn rsit)teH DaHn i6Iiebli6
taum aug lin bic Wtsugs pieosr mad
Sduie ftafien 5u tonnen.
Dor Dem Blaine alubl uerIief Ii1i
Die Menge Inn eli llbr, nadloem ais
lestes bulletin berflinbet moroen mar,
oaB Suabes IN Cincinnati NIT elmer
Stimreltnebrbeit Bon $4,000 geiieJt
babe uno 6as ear5e Goltntptifet cr'
iodbIt porOeu lei. Sierottf folgte Damn
sas iibIid,e ,@oco gsigbt", aber ciil
llrBua nit ghliit ianS nidjt itatt.
0ofiir paraoirten a6er Die farbigell
9tepu6lifaner NIT ibrer eigenen a1-
peIe uno bratten nib Dem oSolfst
bIa.t" eilt Stlno6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-08

2anIing unb iein Staatsbepartemsnt
Ser ensliiaen 9luiiaiiung 6eigeitimnt
Gaben, oaB @eIoer uno @elolpertb
gannpaaren itnb unb DON ben gnss
Idnbern uaseitraft getapert peroen
biirfen.
6oIgenoe itanOinapiide Gal1tpicE
iubran oieier Wionut BON SEEM Dort
mad, europa ab rno lie beforoerll
9rieie uno 9Soitfarten - nid)ts anos-
reg - iiir SelltiAlano, Seitcrrcid,'
lligarn 9uremburs, @l!lgarieu ialo
Gle Siirfei:
0onnergtag, 8. 9aopember-pSs.
car IL.
Sontitag, IS Rooentber- Camper
nariitianiufiorb".
Gonneritag, Sen 80. @oOember-
Gaupier ySeqig Slap".
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ltnfdHe.'
Sinf ReriOneu bel eiusm AntomubiI-
nnfaIl perleBt.

Gin trauriges Gnbe nabm geItern
cine 2luiomobilfabrt. bic s5rant Wiea
ganb BON go. 1889 CHM SiraBs mi!
fiinf 5reunpen in sinem 2lutomoou
unternpmmen, bas sr ii6 Don Dem
gBirtb Jreb Saering OOn glO. 1889
Sinn Strabe geborgt bate.
Die Wial9ine serietb an Der Gid
Run Roab ins 0lsitsn unb i6lug I'M,
ipobsi bic Sniaiien berausssi9leuoert
tpurbsn.- Die ftfpsriten QerlsBnssn
trusen Der Ia Sabre alte @uitaO Wies
aanb Don No. 1889 CHM Sirabe oas
Don, Der iif ben re9teH 2lrm bran,
uHo Charles 9edsr, Don Ho. 81 Siis
Der Strabe, Der einsn boppeIten rip
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bon Der Wabe Strdbe uHb WilIidm
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Be ioipie s5rant Dissanb tamtn nit
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bel bem Neubau Der glmericau 1ool
60. al Der 9rittsn Strabe unb Gsss
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unssn on beiben geinen bdpon, als
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tiBpte. Dab Grofon 10 sIimpfli6
baDortam, bat er nur BEN llmfianb gu
peroantsn, bab er iia bur6 eiuen
tibnen Spruns i'm les!en gtusenblie
in Si4erbeit bra4ie.
- Der adt Sabr, aIis 3ulius Su.
bas, bon Ro. 1542 plum Sirabe,
purbe geiiern Qlbtnb pDr bem SouIe
yeo. 1906 Raee Strabe bon tinsm
IblieferuHgs 2lutumobil Der Golfer
Grocerp Co., bas BON 5enrD Ws6.r
sslentt iDuros, nitbsrseraunt unb tru5
sinen 8ru9 Der liitsH 6iifie baoon.
Der @erunsliidte fgnb 9lufnabms i'm
itdbtiidsn Spipital.
- Sames aslIb Don 9ao. 133 Gar
fielb place lpuroe seiiern MorgsH su
friibsr Stunbe an Der Gpurt unb
8ine StraBe bon einem 9lutomobil
nieoergerannt unb triig, ipie bic
9fer5te i'm itGbtif6en SofpitaI felt.
itellttn innere @erlsbunsen, fotpie
eine @erlebung iiber benz linten 9luge
bapoH. Or riidiidtsloie 2luiomobiIiit
belt es nidt Der Wsiibe fir tpertb uHs
Subaltn.
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No. 3947 Wariatp 9lpenne ifiirste bonn
Dad Der 9tnlaes Der QluIf &c Dibors
SO. an Der 2erinston 9fpsnue in Rors
ipoob unb irus, pis i'm iiGoiifden
Sofpital ermitteli' pnrbe. einen Shdz
beIbruh fotpie irnsre Derlebunsen bas
bon unb bic 9lerSts ertIdrisn isinsn
3uitanb fiir iear bebentlid.