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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Merwiu and
son, Paul Henry, returned Tuesday
from Portland, where they were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert j. Gro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-06-28

Miss THEME Draper, who has been
the house guest Of Mrs William II.
Burghardt, Jr., for several days re-
turned to Portland Tuesday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

PIN Gnieiter, ben Z. gloO.
&n 0cn &arpot6en lcgte man oic
lcbtc SonO an Oic Gorbcrcitune gum
@intcrielopig. 3in SteaungSfrice
in ocr @o6c pm onrAibrittlib 400
Dieter. Gas Iebtc 9ilo. oas id6 BON
sen &arpat6entbGlern mitnabnt lpar
&dmmern uao 9auen mo Sprengen.
g}cbcn 0cn 6hlBl0uien ocn iHmolen
StroBcn cntitonocn 0Gmmc fiir
Icl06o6hcn, lmo @riide hin griidc
ipoluitcu oic Giienbobn. Gompoguie't
iibcr oc itiir5cnoen 9ddc. gluf Ocn
S06cn rprOcn pon gcrgieite 5il @ere.
icitc Drn6ticilc gc5ogen. Nioltcn
uu6ien bod, Die 0ra5tieil6a6nen
iianoen uor Der GoaenOuna, Inn Oie
rner6orte idmjeriee 9lrbeit Ger $50.
lonnen 5u crlei9tcrn. Sn5wiiben
1i0tcn ib oic@piel tieier in 5hnee
gSie 6obe, icbonc iUciBe &olfcn alan,
5en iie iiber sen Sodt6dlern. Ober
bcoonn ser it1lperc aompf 10 iHmer
wie iracroipo an beiBcr Stelle in
@citcn, ser 9ompi 0cNcn Ncn Scar
pat6eumiutcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Mn bcllen Sogcn iie6t man sic mci-
Bcn aorpot5cn BON Der Qoli5ilncn
6ront, mic ii0criroii6c 9iIoer in oen
bca6loucn &ori5out gemalt, idim.
mern iic bcrii6er. Nlon BOT 3eit Oo-
5u, in oie 5c5uccbrgen in Ger 6erne
81 iebcn Oenn oer Ebeil Ocr Sront
iiiolid pon 5nlitelnifi bel 9olS8owc
ilno oonu sum Gnieitcr beran bel
SSalic5 lit lett gSohen obne ernltere
9lngriffc. Sic cinaei6uittcncn 6luB.
t6Gler Der Noraioipfa Der @nilo-Si.
pa Oes Unicitcr iirO ltorfc SinOcr.
niiie fiir oeocnicitigen 9ctbati9uneS
orane. 9lu6 ole 9lrtillerie moht oas
2c6en nttbt iGwer, 10 lie9t Solic5, Oic
StoOt na6 Der @oli5ien oen giomen
eires aoni9rcihes iiibrt, mic inn 3all.
berIHlaf in ser Sront am Gnieiter.
Ger Sd)iitcn9raben iii6rt ir9enO
100 oidt an Oen Sduicrn Der ge
rGuniten StoOt norbei. Griiben ii
oen Gorfern am onoeren llfer Ocs
Gnieiters liegen ole 9flliien, unO ct
iua bel Scr mGhtiegen neuen Giien
bobnbriide, ocrcu MittcIiiiid &C
iprcugi it, ihpinat ,luicrc 6ront 5ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

2nnocsiUoppcn. g'om olten rtit6eut
i6cn ShloB imO feiuc Spuren mcbr
porbdioch a6cr ouf ltciler 66be, sic
StoOt beberriAcnO, ragen nod Oic
Guinen Ocs polniiden aonieSidloi-
les, Oas Soiintir Der @roBe crridltct
bat.
Ntan iicbt Don Dem @irabcrq melt
ms Sono, iiber Die 0eutiden StelliIn.
gen. iibcr ole riiiiicben, 6iniber nod
9ols6omc. Oeiien SGuicr IN ser Son.
nc ulifIcudtcn ocn Dniciter Dinob,
riifipdrtS in Oas &ono, ouf Dem Sic
eoIi5iihcu 9ouern Oie frihtbarc
@roe pi6iecn, Gin ihones SonO, Ous
iib nun notb Dem Millen Ocs otter.
reirbiiMen 9uiierS ieinen slufboi lmo
glusbou ielbit Dor alien beitilnmeu
ioIl N}on bnt 0joli5iclt IN oeu ihmGr.
5eiten 6orbel ecihilocrt. glirgcnos
babe id bic 5rbiIOertng beitGtiqt ec.
ilmocn in lab fru1tbnre Groe icbon
9ci6mulgenc Niieel, luuiierreibl
Str6mc. 6rcilir6, eS lit Gin 2ono
ous, iogen pir Is 70, nod picl Gnt
Z widIlmG Dor iidb bot imo bobcn pulB
ipcun in ibulno nit ibm 5wedmoBii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

Scite ocs Inieiicr biniibcr.
Ga pioet o6 mo 5ll- -eS lit Ser crie
bellc Gag nodj lon0en Scgcnlpohet
Gin uIiiiides SbropncQ. @icl.
leiht BOT man oll5u ouii0llig an oer
Stcliung gedr6eitct. 9(uH unierc
g(rtillcrie iebt Gin poar Wrouotcn Dor
Die Wicierboic, in Ocnen oie 9luiien
bauien. 0onn it's lpieOer IT'LL Ter
Guieitcr flieBt in breiter 6ht6 an
Ocn nod iumer griincn @eioen
poriiber ooS iii Oic ciii3igc gclpe-
Nuna, sic nan bcoboGteu fann
Cie StoOt ifldit till IN ser Nlit.
toeSionue. @s muB Elm biibibcS
StGotfen oeueicil icin. GoS IGua.
lihc Giered OeS WiorftpIoBes lit pon
bcideiOenen oob irelmSIidel @ol
ierreibcu rnioBt, lie iiuO Md ollC
erboltcn MIR Der uorOoitlihc SbciI
iii ein ipiiitcr Eriinimcr6oufeu Tel
9nrgbcrg ser oibt ii6cr ser 5toSt
6oHrogt bat sen iibri0eu G6eil pol
Solic5 gei1iibt ols Dic 9fuIien Niu
Gftobcr i6feu linnloien Teuerii6er
idl( oui sic lcerc Stoot rihtcicu.
/ 3mpcilcn gc6t cin Soloot iiber 0ci
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

onsgeiiprbcucn %lot. juipcilcn
idldgt Gin Scniiertliigcl aeacli bic
Mouern, Sn ocr Niitte, OdS cilsia
Sebenoiee IN Solicj, iprucclt ser
Stoot6rmncn iein g4olier in Gin
groBes umOes Steiu6eden, OaS iiber,
laafcRo Oca Stcobl meiterrinnen
lGBt. Giuc flcinc ieine Wlorieniigur
ATS SanOitcin tbront ouf Dem 9run.
nen imo bdlt Oen Seinsfnobeu i'm
9lrm cin ldn0it pcrOorrter arouj
imlnat iid INT OuS 3artc NForicnii.
giirben
0oS lit scr @}orftpioe Oes oeitor.
bcncn @olic5, cbcntols Sit rutbcni.
iher 6iiritcn cbeuolS S0nuneS.
ito0t Sicr oberboI6 Solic5 crbob iid,
sic m06tigIte @nr9icitc in @utbe.
iicn mo iemc 6iiritcn nonuteu id,
4&eocS NnIioiac. lin Oie 9ur9 an
Dnieitcr ging OltrM SobrbimOertl
5tret. Set 1910 oeborte Solic5 al
&olcn. giod critcr Gbeilma 80
lens bat oie 0iterreiAiihe &caieruuq
ocn Eitel oilf Die eon5cn CScbtctc aus
ocOchut. Ole Gcblc BON bal
gIciN 9obIc tom 10 ms aoli5iiul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

gcorbeitct miro; uber a0nS lie9t nui
ioeitem Iel0e." Gic 0cltidcn Grupa
pen 6ilocn nit Oen perbi20cten 5u.
ionren Oic jet, mtc Der Gbcr Som
manoircnoc ioate, aln6erbrehlide
Wlouer Dor Dem ibmcracpriiitcn
Sono4 Gicbt por Scr olten aonigs
itoot Solic5 fam Oer ruiiiiAc &or.
mnrih gum Steben
Gin poar Siloneter peiter lueitlid
lniln0ct oic Soninifa 1T ocn 1nicitcr,
ditf Dem Siigcl oiht por ocn @ain.
oniesOrcied Iie9t eth tat6oIiiAes $40.
tier imo Oaueben oie ct. StaniSlauS-
STRIDE. Sin id0nes, rein romaniihes
%ortol ihntiidt ocu alten Ban. scr
perlaiicn lit ioia oie Staot 81 iemel
9cbten. Gluh oaS 9ieBpcrf un5db.
Iiecr feincr SmocaGitc fam man nod
cinmal pon bier Die breite Tnieitcr
ebcue ie6cn. Salicj lulhtet icbt iui,
lebcnoig in Ocr Soltae, bic 6eagriint
@bcne lit aui Dleilen mo Nieilcu 81
ibcrbldm I0ricr, Sleden Meier
bGic lieocn ucritrut inter sen iaI
tobleu @duncn. llcOcr ocn SSoli
1ot ser Spai6rbii CHI poor leetl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

gclbe 6ar6citnpicn Gelpritt Cine
Grippe pon oeutihcn SoIOsien acGt
langlau nc6cn 0cn 9auwn ii1er Ste
iouit abialleUOen 5eloer. $,hrc gAs
gen trinfcn 0oS i6oHr, elm pcuia
matte mo ic6niiibtige Nilo. oos iA-
ncu @ali5icn iiir io piel Sagc uoa pou
8ronO 9lm imo icgpcrenl sanipi
ldenft Sic fangen du 5it iinaen.
&pli Brandt. SrieqSbcricAterltaticr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-25

9c0rciflid. 9or ciuiger
Bet penucilte id) dili cinen NCrl0ier
9abnbofc. nm init nod jpci aaNeren
aiinltIern nad eircr @rupm5itaot 81
fobrcll lpoielbit mir duldB!idl ctrcs
aammcrnniif gbcroc niitwirfen
pollcn gsad]0eal id eiiii5e 3cit All
oaS Grideincn 0cr bciocn 5erren ae.
partct bnbc wenoe idl tuiM an sen
,5a6rfartenIodcr nit Der 6reac ob
oielleltt Elm Serr I'M Sraa mo Gn.
Iinoer nit eincnt Gello bic @peyre
pniirt baf 1cr gluaeiprcdcne az
iinnt iidl lnO iro8t MIDI oarmii0iu:
Ssnr Der @nn0 groB oOer flefl2~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-30

NAllONAL RALLY Or
LOEB GETS A r
why should school teachers be
forbidden 10 organize? Are not ply
sicians and surgeons organized into
associations that protect their mem
berships against usurpations and I'M
fair practices? Are not the lawyers
organized and using their collective
strength for higher standards in the
profession?
why does Organized Business in
Chicago oppose organization of
school teachers? Is it because of a
fear that organized teachers are not
beneficial to Organized Business? If
this is so, why is it so?"
This fusillade of questions came
from Henry Lnville, delegate from
the federated teachers of New York
to the convention of the American
Federation of Teachers. A dinner
was given by Chicago members in
honor of delegates last night at the
City club.
o The infamous Loeb of Chicago
braZenly maintains it is the right OF
the business men to control the edQ-
cational affairs of the city," said Lin
vile. He follows with the pointed
query: Does that mean that the
same interests should control the
teachers themselves
ut has been complained that labor
unions exercise tyrannical control
over labor by refusing to approve
employment of men not licensed by
the unions themselves. The critic
who says this puts a finger right on
one of the most important of the
jobs the teachers unions have laid
out for themselves. They do intend
to license themselves to teach if they
can bring that system about. That
is to say, they intend to create their
own standards instead of continual
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-30

SCHOOL lEACHEkS-
AP FROM LINVILLE
license teachers to teach. Nothing
less than that is being done now by
physicians and surgeons, by lawyers,
by preachers, by dentists, by chem
lists and engineers, by prescription
druggists and by whole category
of workers who have community re-
sponsibilities and who maintain or
ganization for the purpose Of better
meeting those community response
bilities."
Aid. Robert NJ Buck analysed the
report of the city council schools
committee and said he doesn't see
any way ahead for, the city to do
anything for the free public schools
of Chicago unless some form of the
plans proposed by council schools
committee is followed.
81 am not at all sure why this re-
port has aroused certain 'antagO-
nism," said Buck 81 am sure, how
ever, no progress will be made until
the schools government is made
more directly responsible to the peo-
pie of the city.
eff scheming, plundering coterie
of school board members offend the
people of the city there is no protec-
ton, no recourse, except to petition
the mayor. To correct this, the city
council has endorsed the plan of
having the school board members
elected by the people instead of ap-
pointed by the mayor. In place of a
board of q members we have pro-
posed a board of six.
Against this plan there has been
no argument There have been only
verbal objection and protest Not
one solid, outstanding reason has
been advanced why this plan should
not be put into operation. 1 predict
absolutely that there will be the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26
HoYNE EYES $4,000 PAID TO
SCHOOL BOARD EMPLOYEES

SCHOOL BOARD EMPLOYEES
Charges that the public school
system of Chicago has been used as
a political asset by the Thompson
Lundin political machine is being
made the subject of an investigation
by States Atty HOyne.
Hoyne is anxious to know why
$4,000 of the school board money
was paid out in excess salaries be-
fore the last aldermanic primary
campaign fund.
The excess salaries were paid to
architects, clerks, engineers and
other employees of the board Of edU-
cation. There is a sinister report to
the effect that $4,000 of the money
was paid out to employees who lived
in the 18th ward and work to try to
elect FTed'k w. Krengle as Lundin-
Morton MacCOrmac alderman, in
place of Aid. John N. Kimban
When the payroll was first sent to
the city civil service comm it looked
like such queer deal that even the
commission, headed by Cap. Coffin,
Lundin politician, refused to o. K. it.
Then, according to the dope, E. ].
PiggOtt, member of the Jake Loeb
faction on the school board and
Thompson leader in the 7th ward,
visited Eugene Pike, city comptroller,
and induced him to pay out the
money without the o. K of the civil
service board.
When the checks were finally
given to the employees they were
warned against trying to cash them
through the city treasurer's Office.
There was a tip around that City
Treas. SergeI didn't like the smell of
the thing and had threatened to stop
payment if any checks were present
ed to him.
Hoyne has received a list of the
employees who got in on the $4,000
cut and has said he would make
= -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26
cover an alleged deal by which
money belonging to the school chill
dren of Chicago was being used to
put over" machine politicians.
RESOURCES BROADWAY -LADYS
BANK VISIBLE TO ALL

New York.. Sept. 26.-Latest thing
in ''isle banks" or rather in this case
a silk bank, went down Broadway
last night.
There have been sheer, transpa-
rent hosiery displays on Broadway
before, but this one is still being
watched for today. Inside the right
one, repOsed a package of cigarettes,
the Egyptian lady on the cover plain
ly observable through the stocking.
And paraIelling the cigarettes on
the other limb was roll of green
and yellow bills even the figures de-
noting their denomination being Wis
ible.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENT

Second Ward Socialist party will
meet Tues, Sept rs, Liberty hail.
2941 Indiana aV. R. H. Howe, Soc.
candidate for congress, list dist, viii
speak.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

City civil service commission seek
ing owners of slot machines picked
up as evidence against police cap
tains.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-26

NEW YORK STOCKS. -
Steel, which yesterday estabI
new high record of $12O a Isl
slumped to 1874 in rapid bear
today.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
9as sriiue lImgebener
Isiibrte geirern ut Der Brouibeuee
Strafe su einem WOro.

9linbe Giferiud)t, allf Srtno Derer
bic beiben SSarbigen grabor WecGaI-
fertp, S36 Clinton StraBe, itnb Der
50j1brige Robert Sbomas, SAP Gltn'
ton StraBe, geitern IN Streit gerie'
tben, bate 5ur Solge, bab wtcGaf'
fertp pon ieinem @egner erftoiiell
ipitroe un6 jest als 2eihe IN Der
@orgue liegt, tpabrertb Sbonlas, Der
glei6 na6 Der Sbat perbaftet lporoen
iii, ieirer Bro5eiiirung tDesen Roro@
eltgegeniiebt.
Ger Streit 0rebte ii6 nm 2i3Sie
9iaerntat, Elm tpeiBes Srauen3iul,ner,
bas iriiber nit GbonDus perbeiratbet
mar, iebo6 Dor &ilr5em cine Shei'
!bring erlangt itno iid baum nit Mc-
gaifertp berbeiratbet bat. Tbonras
ipar ieitbem niht gut aiIf ietnen Rah'
foIger ou ipreden irnb aIs bic 9rei
geitern 8ornrittag in Dem Suuie SEQ.
1917 9rooibence Strabe 5i,in1r1peil.
tamen, brad fofort Streit aus,
Der barnit errbete, bab Sboutas eiren
&epoIper sos uro Mc@affertp bret
&ugeIn IN ben Seib jagte, Die beiien
ioiortisen Sob sur Jolge batten.
Die burh Die Sdiiiie angeIofte Roli'
sci, tpelbe ben Woroer nit be1H nod
rmufenben 2epolper in Saft rlnbuL
Iisb Sbouas siligit nab Dem Staets
boipitdI brtngeu, mo- iebod ruir Der
bereits eineetretene 500 fonitatirt
perben fonnte, pesbalb Die 2eidc
rah Der Iorgue iiberfiibrt lro bort
bon Coroner Soertneper beiidtigt
w, ,,-So
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

5errp, cine Ridte Don Glen Serrg,
mar. che lie nad glnlerita fam
nit Cir S5erbert Gree ali1etrc'
ten, lno eine itrer por5iigIidp
item Roaen, in meId,eu iie lcf in
bieiem Ganoe 5eigt, mar bic SitelrpQe
in nSrilbp". Sumes S. Gorbett, Der
friifere betannte 5auittdmpfer, tpiro
cine 4n5abI toitli9er 2lnetooten ous
Der 3eit ieiner Heiien lmo aus Der
Grena gum beiten geben, uno Beatrice
Morele's 9ranb Opera Sertet piro
prddtige Spern 9trier iingen. Sarrb
9ilfoil, pelcher ieit mebreren Sabrea
ni6t in Cincinnati aufsetreten mar,
miro cine moberne 8eriion ais er5cn.
triiben Gbaratters Barron Sanos"
prGientiren unb Sen Oeelp uno Gil
Iian Steele cine Sootel 5arce, betis
tsIt vSbe Stem geu Bon. giap Bcunz
Ger, Der beriibmte eurppGiI1e Somiter,
pirb gum eritenmal in Cincinnati
uiftreteu. 5reb Warreu unb @ffis
Gpnpap perben eiuen prd9tieen ueils
en- Suns Dprfiibren, Sad unb &ittb
Spmdco tperben fich in atbletif1en
uebunsen probuStren, unb sumShluB
folger @anoeIbiIber iiber bie lauren.
ben greienife.
Ben Weli6 pirb in bieIer @ode i'm
SIpmpic Sbeater auftreten,
uHb ipas bas bebeutet, fpeib elm Ses
Der, Der i'm sinmal seieben bat. @s
bebeutet immer Elm polles Saus. Gs
fragt iid alio nur, ob bic i'm be-
sleitenbe @eIelIdoft ouf Der !oo6e
Der Situation ftebt. @ud bies 1T Der
Sal. 9efonbers Der Gbpr, Der auS
elmer ipdbreu S6Dnbeitsaallerie beitebt
rnb geianefih pprsiiglihes lsiitst, pers
bient riibmlife Entertaining. ,Sb,
Retp Commander" bas Stiid, fpel6es
gegeben tpiro, 1T cine eelungene CD
tire auf uniere meritaniiheu S9pies
risteiten unb maht jeber laden. Rez
ben Ben Welib gldn5eu Yat aearnep
unb 5rart 9, Murpbp als 8omiter.
Sm YeppIes 3 Sbsater pirb
in oieier ISOLDE @iooom Sirmini.
bic betants Wpititerin. RE 9lttrattipn
tilben. Gg pirb ibr eriies Quftreten
IN Cincinnati ieiu. WtaK iast. iie iei
i'm Stanbe, zines MenIhen @sraanz
senbeit au er5dbten uub ibm feline
3utanft pprousiaeen. sSn anbereu
often treteu auf @eoree 9. 9lleranbsr
rnb feline Geisqidaft. hie bus 9ublis
tum burd nsue 2isber erfreuen; bag
ipnisliche italieniIhe Srteiter; Mil=
ton unb 9clmar, bic befannten Gare
ritatureu 3ei6ner, nos Columbia
Srio unb bic SGneerin 9ettiHa
Ebelbon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
3atpnia Nenuem.

5iir Montug rurbeu fOlsenbe On.
mslbungen semaht:
Griits Hennen - 2siGbriae Wiaiben
Colts anb Gslbires; 81 Gurlonss
Eugssop Wau 107, S9ebule 100,
Gum 100. srapper 100, UaartIanb
112. Eentparb 112, Yluta 112, 9asas
bomb 112, Slb Ntan Grit 112.
3psites Reun.n = 4sid6riee unb
iItsrs; 6 5urlongs: 2utemne 100,
gpluIa 100, Sua5p @us5p 100, Con-
flasration 100, Martre 100, 9iIp
Soc 103, G!art W 1o5, Reblanb 108,
gpnansa 107, aabp Meriean 10S,
90. 6oiparb 100.
Srittss Rennen - 2sidbrige; 81
5urlOngs: Rsttis WaIcutt 81. Blue
gannod 105, Niup W 1o6, 2abb
Ratkrn 107, ger'.us 10s, 4ppIeiad
ITO. anebeltamp Ill, Rbpmer 115.
9isrtes Rennsn - Das Sbarun
5anbieap; 3sjGbrise unb Gltere; l
WeiIs unb 70 garbs: Or. Carmen
100. @rumpp 1o2, 93rinee Sermis
los, Bob SensIep 105, aena WAiba
10S, Rdnher 124.
,siinftes Rennsn - 3sidbries uno
Glters; l 1s16 Meile: Sbertpoob 80,
Uncle Wia 92, 2iitle Bigger 95, 4ls
len Gain 104, 8irfa 104, WprIb's
Bonbsr 1o4, isirit Star 1o9, Gomr
mauretta 100.
Ss6itss Rsnnen = 2sidbrise syils
lns unb @slbines; 81 Surlonss:
Spnbo 101, Resrsio 103, Saffron
Girl 1o3, Sidmonb 1o3, 2abp sypau
1o9, geIispe Wle Bops 107, Mars
Belle 107, Wilabi 9lnns Ill, Deb
time Stories Ill, yaHtns Taneb Ill.
Giebsntss Rennen - 3sidbriae uno
dlters; 6 5urlonss: M. Bert Sburz
man 81, Ttesapbone "a. Soenir SO.
RiIefOne 81. Uncle Sart 1o6, &ins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Opn Der SHbne.
Gine luitiss 0eianespofic NIT sc,u
TieIbs ais @eneralfDmifer I'm
Sgric.

Step this @ap", Die 1oSie, iii
mel6er geitern glbeno Selp Sielps
iulb 9eiellihaft i'm 2pric z bea'
ter alitraten, lit, tpie bas Sro-
granrm ansiebt, cine neue 9eritpn
bes olten Stiltfes .Sbe @irl bebino
the Counter. 8ieoererfeiu1eu 1uiiroe
man es nidt, oenn in Der llInarbei-
titng lit jebes 8isd,en Simu uno
3iriantmenbang oerloren gegnngeri.
gs lit elm 5reiaftiger 9lobiinn, Der
nur burd S5ieIos 9laleftperiddin-
gungen ilnb @ortipiele einiger.
inaben geniebbor pirb. Gr ipielt
Senrp Sdrtiii, einen pIoslidl 81
@eIo gefpnmenelt 9eittiden, Deiicn
;Srau, ieine fritbere &oihptrtbiu, init
hem GeIoe in Die Sonooner geiel,
idait 3ittritt 5it ertrosen iitd)t, mos
sil allerlei tollem Spat slulan gie6t
Ter nurlifaliidJ bette III oas
bitbid,c @eionss- iuto 3aii3.
Suett ,,gp tie Sob Sltana Sbpre" I'M
5lrciten SbeH, baB ron @Iabps Gllrf
uno Senrp Sergmann gan3 famos
ausgciiibrt miro. Dies lit ohne Siueiiel
DER Glan3punft Der 8criteQure. Ben
oen iibrigen 0oritelleru peroieneu u:ar
nod gIice Slider ais bic grotesf.
foniilfc Mrs. Sfnifi iulb Smlt
lSarc, Der Die &arrifahtr cirresl Sor.
ooler .Spea" oriqineIl NtrdlfIbrt
lobeiloe glnerfennilna. 9te gtllSftat-
tung SeS Speiten gIftes, cine 4dritioaI.
gciellt,oft oarltelenb, lit sIdnacno,
.pie ilberbaupt ser 5roette SbeiI oes
JSiides Der bel tpeitem before III.
Sn .. 3. &eitb's 9bedtsrl
ipirb in bieier Wo6e pbplis Weilfon
9errp sipei Ssensn aus Sbatspearss
.Romeo unb Sulia" prsientiren- GrI. |
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Ic6ormaf Spii5ert.

I'm Der sepaItigen Radfrage mad
Siben fir bas am 9ieritus slbeHb
in Der Muiit6aIe ItdttfinOenbs Son
sert bes beriihnten iriitsn 5enors
sSpbn Mcgormdt aeredt fpsrben ton
nen, bat Serr Nort 9nrOn IT,, Der
hieiige Smpreiario bss &iinitlers gez
iiern Arrangements getrpifsn, laut
ipel6en uuf Der 8iibne Der Whlittballe
400 Stiible plactrt tperoen unb Der
8trtduf bisier Sibe finoet Ron bsute
8prmittas on i'm Sotel Clinton 'tatt.
Sobu RcGormad fpirb am heutigen
Qbenb bier eintr.fieu uno am 0ierss
tag @prmittas iid feIbit Iinesn b0ren.
@r beubii6tist iid nGullih in eiuelH
bieIigen WauiitaIisraeftdft bic tisues
fen Recprbs, bic DON ieiren Gtebern
esmatt purbtn, rpr Der 9ictrpIa fth
ecriineen gu laffen.
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nep 107, Stiles &nob 100, GonOerie
100, Or. 2drrid 112, Water @ar
100.
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ieltcn ,fdyt n,Ii ii6erciltem llrtbcil
imo pIinoct G1ltbidiasmis berubeu.
icnoern Die 5rubt iorgfdltiaer enpd.
aung iiuo, bic ms an Der lieber;em.
anug brangcn oah nniere ytatiun
onrd bic Griuallnns ppn Charles =.
SnsGes einen luirfliden, ed)ten, gro.
zen, amerifaniiden Eraiioenten er.
balten ipiirbe."
Tao AonfereB.&ommittee:
g. 9. Wtaper, philadelphia, grdii.
Dent, Soiepb Treg, 9tep Dcrf, Soraee
g. granS, Gticogo, 8ieepraiibenteil; /;
@. o. bon @oiie, gsilminaton Eel,
mo q. Ginun, Bbilobelpbia, Sefre.
tdre:. Jerbinano @altber, Gbicasa
Sdabneiifer.
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CHE &rlambmifibeime.


}Solepb 81. Sing, SO, ia 8alsncid
I Ctr.
laatie aubl, "a, 116 gsste Ctr.
|Risl 9egouns, 26, 1881 @sItner
I Ctr.
iglnna gudlep, 80, 1909 MuusfielD
Str.
IHapmonb 6. giiert, q, 9arriion,
I Ohio.
ielarinba 6. WsOOrs, 21, SurriiOn,
Obto.
Iglarence M, Srotb, %, 2616 5snner
I Ctr.
lalma R. Mueaer, 10, 2618 Beet
man Str.
I@barles Rinssbauisr, 36, 1868 Die
per glpe.
iaatie gebai, 25, 1922 moore Ctr.
|sste aeaDeG, 80, aodlanb, Obio.
lgula serrilI, %, Sartipel, Sbio.
IGarl 5lued, 20, 300 gort Ctr.
l2orsttd Mepers, IS, 2101 ainoel Io.
Jgbriffian S6uls, 80, 2641 Dennis
I Str.
iWltnnie Silbermann, 20, 2641 Sen>
mis- Str.
! Diaiam Iisnaber, 33, 1125 Race
I Ctr.
isilma 9.lDb, 2e, Bsft Sort ROub.
jDintam 5. gBebber. Al, SIG
( Chamber Ctr.
lSelsu yadIss, q, 5722 Chamber
ctr.
! Spbn @leranber, %, 1908 Gopt Str.
tWarthu Sdmibt, %, 1926 W. Sis
bsrtp Ctr.
Sames 6. pruben, "a, 9amiltDn.
Ont, Gan.
Rutb $. asllsr, %, 47oo Gbidsrins
2lpe.
Virgil 5uder, 20, 1ortpoob, 8.
l9ailia 9urant, 10, RorotDooo, ..
Joispb g. RoIan, 38, e54 Barr Ctr.
lWsarp Rudsr, 40, 1890 0. Wtain Str
J Sobn 6. Zines, 20, BAIT @Oobburn
Ipe.
lSsannetts 9. Stsinmsb, %, TAI
Delta 4be.
! |Goparb 9. anIaus. 81, st. SbOs
mas, ap.
lsbsrsia s. ganb, 27, Clinton Sotsl.
JSeorse GrimtneIien, 81, 931 @eit
Ctr.
lMarsarst 2eberer, %, ALI grie
Nns.
WiIiam alapp,rt, 1896 @oob6urn
2lpe.
5arriet q. gabsr. 1926 &innep etoe.
Qrthur R. 4utemon, q, Srpp, 8.
Rutb W. WsItert, 18, palace 5otel.
Wartin g. 8urte, %, RorpoOb, 8.
Gitber Jielman, 18, Roripoob, 8.
Wiliam 9oss. "a, @rap Rpab.
ISouiie Meier. "a, 1470 Sprins
Grope 4De.
Gomunb WerIins, %, Rt. 9saItbp.
Sbio.
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GoneD Unit Ia Siegen nnb II qica
berlagen). Die Nebrsa6l ibrer Htes
berlagen gingen nit nur einep
2auf i'm lsbten Sange perloren. Ots
Galeuberer S9neiber, Sdul5, Wois>
lb unb anebsr fparen bur6pegs be-
frieoisenb, bod puroen iie bonn @liit
itiefmiitterli6 bebanbelt unb Derloren
bic meiIten ibrer Spiele biir6 UNI
itdnbe, bic ben @egner begiinitisten
Inter Matbsipions 2eitung iteats Ii9
eessn Gnbe Der Saifou bepeuteape
8efsruns ibrer 2eiItungen ELI.