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Arizona republican., 1916-09-14
State Offices
County Offices
OIney's Majority Less

A private count of 53 precincts late last night, not including the big Glendale and two important Mesa precincts gave Olney a figure less than the earlier count of 4A precincts. His majority had dropped from S6S to 276.
 Although no claims were advanced by Hunt leaders. and no concessions made by the friends of Olney. it was generally believed among the rank and file of voters that Olney might lose Maricopa eountN-his first best hope--by possibly 100.
 of course Mesa's two missing sub divisions may return a lead for Olney that will again place him ahead of his opponent beyond any possible as- sault on his majority by the returns from the smaller agricultural pre- cincts.
 Practically the entire count last night gave Charles De Sales Wheeler q lead of 15S votes over P P. Parker, the incumbent. for justice of the peace in the East Phoenix precinct.
 Never in the history of the state have voting counts proceeded so slowly as in this instance. There seems to be little reason for this fact, inasmuch as ;he vote was very light and the precincts so cut up as to give no board a great deal to do. Some of the county offices. including house of representatives, county at torney and assessor, are still in some doubt.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-14
PRESIDENT RETURNS II SUMMER
 CAPITOL AT LONG BRANCH

from 5000 to sS000 a day is being re- ceived in small contributions.
 The president is to visit the execu- tive offices at Asbury Park for the first time tomorrow to attend to an accumulation of official business.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-14
From Pima County

From Pima County TUCSON, AriZ., Sept. 14.-Twelve precincts complete in Pima county out of the twentytwo, including the vote of the city of Tucson. give as the result of yesterdays primary:
 Democratic
 For governor-Hunt S35; Olney 535. For congress-Ha 563 Worsley
Arizona republican., 1916-09-14
Is Losing Strenath

NEW LONDON. Conn, Sept. 12.- Mrs. Annie Howe. President Wilson's sister, who is critically ill here, is los ing strength. her physicians an nounced tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-14

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ATHENS, Sept. 13.-French and Ser bian troops have taken the offensive on the western end of the Macedonian front. They have captured the town of Sorovitz, near F'lorina.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06

The statewide primary, next Tues
day will choose the state and county
officers who are to serve Vermont for
the next two years. One U. S. sena.
tor and two representatives in con.
gress will also be selected. Voters in
every town in Vermont should bear
this In mind. The direct primary is
new thing In Vermont Under the
provisions of the law the candidates OF
the leading parties are chosen by d.
rect vote OF the freemen OF Vermont
The state is so one-sided politically
that the Republican candidates are
practically sure OF election and this
fact makes the primary more impor
tant than the November voting. Every
Republican and every Democrat
should be at the polls next Tuesday
The choice is by plurality vote and
the candidates who get the most vote:
will be the nominees. Every vote
counts and there is no excuse fol
stay.at.homes. The voting will take
place in each town at the regular poll
ing places and the polls will be oper
from . o'clock p. IN. to S o'colck p. m
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
"Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1916.

Even in the heat OF argument do
not forget that all the candidates for
senator are honest, earnest men who
have tried to do their/best for Yer
mont. None of them are perfect for
they are human beings OF the same
clay as the rest of us, but there is
no excuse for hatred and bitterness
in this campaign. 1t is each man S
duty to work and vote for the man
whom he thinks in his heart to be the
best qualified for the place. 1t is al
so his duty to be willing and agree
able about the matter when others in
sist on their right to vote as they
choose.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06

Senator Pages denial Of part Of
the Rich charges is an admission, as
we read it, that Donald II. Scribner
drew pay from the government, but
worked at Hyde Park for Senator
Page in his private business. More
than that the senator says that this Is
customary for the senators and repre-
sentatives in congress. 1t may be the
custom of Washington, but it is not
the custom of Vermont to extract
money from the public treasury with
out giving service in return These
things are what makes the expenses
Of the American government so enor-
nous and our federal tax burden so
heavy. The country needs a change
in this respect. For instance some
new blood is needed in the senate?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06

whey men aud women did not tell the
truth, but tried to make their living by
deceiying people Millionalrcs, land.
owners, iinanciers, We scariled all of
them who cheat the public.
mo one should make living By de-
ception,' said the young man impress
slvely.
Then Il quiet voice from Il woman
came from the corner Of the sofa,
What about the conjurer" - Elk
change.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
Work with the
MAYo's Joy Cree

Mayos Cut Plug keeps you so happy and 81
and full of hustle that the hardest work seems
as rolling off a log" No wonder New Engl'
famous for her industries and her skill - New
land workers have been cheered along and
along by smoking good old Mayo's for genera
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06

bennington is in urgent need Of
more houses. Two men, each having
a family, were in town Tuesday pre-
paeel to move here II they could get
a place TO live. They were skilled
worl,men and had good Jobs here, but
were Obliged to 30 away disappointed
because they could not find places to
live. This is no infrequent occurrence
of late. There have been no vacant
tenements in bennington for two
years except briefly al rare intervals
or when there was some special rea-
sen. The town is growing and would
grow faster IL more comfortable tene.
ments were provided. 1t is up to the
people of Bennington to do their part
in providing for the future growth and
prosperity OF our good old town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
What s home Without an income !

What is home without an lneome7
The tax gatherer gets t. What Is
skill without opportunity? What
good Is insurance II YOU do not take
It? Insure now and be sure. Nation
nj Life lns. Co.. OF Vt. (Mutual.)
Earl $. Klnsley. General Agent
Mead Building. Rutland, VT Adv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
JustifiabIc Deception.

Tile talk had gone back and fro, and
the youthful Socialist had been an
nouncing that no man ought to get his
living by cheating and we all listened
to him and agreed that it was dreadful
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06

To the Tax Payers Of tho Town
nnHninnfNr

To the Tax Payers Of tho Town
Bennington:
A Rate Bill OF the Town Taxes OF
1916 has been placed in my hands
for collection as follows so cents on
the dollar for the Town Tax. 20
cents on the dollar for the Town High
way Tax, As cents on the dollar for
the Town District School Tax.
| hereby demand payment OF said
taxes, and notify YOU that | will at
tend at the Bennington County Saw
ings Bank from o'clock a. m. until
o'clock p. m.
There VIII be q discount OF pei
cent on Town tax II paid within %
days.
c. II. Dewey, Treasurer.
Bennington Vt. July 10. 1916.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
Xoterana.

"And pray. madam" asked the pen
sion examiner, "why do you think your
self entitled TO pcnslonT
MY husband and fought all through
the war;" was the Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
state o; Ohio, CITY Of Toledo. ! +,

Iuvns County. -
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he n
senior partner of the firm OF Il. ]. Cheney
y Co. doing business IN the City OF To.
ledo. County and State aforesaid, aud
that snld tlrm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR ench and cv.
cry case OF Cainrth that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before mo and subscribed In
my presence this 9Th day OF December.
A ~. lN6
CScnn A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood ana mu.
cous surfaces VI the system. Send Tor
testimonials. free
+. !. CHrNEv g CO Toledo. o.
Sold hv nh druggists. ilr.
Take lialrs Family rili5 Tot constipation.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
NOTNCEss
To the Tax Payers Of the Bennington
Graded School District.

~ t'S 'dN FdJcTo OF INC pcHnlH9ton
Graded School District:
A Rate Bill has been placed in my
hands for collection as follows:
90 cents on the dollar on the Grand
List of 1916
| hereby demand payment Of said
taxes, and notify you that will at
tend at the Bennington County Saw
ings Bank from . o'clock a. m. until
4 o'clock p. m.
There will BIO n discount OF per
cent on above tax II paid within 90
days.
c. II. Dewey, Treasurer,
Bennington, VT, July 15, 1916,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06

TO the Tax Payers Of the Village
Bennington:

A Rate Bill has been placed In my
hands for collection as follows:
so cents on the dollar for the Village
Tax, 20 cents on the dollar for the
Highway Tax on the Grand Lat OF
1919.
| hereby demand payment OF said
taxes and notify you that | will at.
tend at the Bennington County Saw.
lngs Bank from Q o'clock q. m. until
4 o'clock p. m.
There will be a discount OF 4 per
cent. on Village tax II paid within 30
days.
c. II. Dewey, Treasurer.
Bennington, Vt July 10, lsi6.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
Her privlIene.

F1gg-Two negatives make an af-
flrmatiye. Togg With woman it
takes only Exchange.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-06
NOTICE

nineton and Vicinity.
Call and see my new Fall and
winter samples, and you will surely
leave your order. Prices very rea
sonable. Cleaning. pressing and al
lerations a speciality.
Nathan Levin,
1870 North Street. Tel. 9s-J
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Cincinnati Snrngemeinbe
,SeHte abeno Gperetttn.Nnffabrun1
Der inuaen Samen.

DAP bic iuns.n Damsn Der 5urn'
semeinos ihneibiss 5urneriuneu unb
sra5ioIe SdnJerinnen fub, bapon bat
man ii9 idOH oft bel ibren turner's
I6en 8orfiibrungen uber3susen tOu.
nsn. 2laein bic bibIden Damsn tpers
ben bsmnGdit aud ols Sdnssrinnen
unb iogar als S6auipielerinnsu Dor
bi. DsifeniIi6teit treten unb fiher'
li6 aud bamit Gbre sinlesen. am
Gbeno bes 16. gtobember iperb.r
nGmli3 bic Oam.n i'm sruben Sau.:
bes Osutiaen alubs cine datrIiebit'
Sperette. betitelt .2aop @onntiful"
duffiibren, bic in bret Bilbern nod
einem aIten beatid,en Widrden bear
beitst III. Die ginhubiruns Iopis bi,
proben lissen in ben Sinbsn bon
Sri. S5iIoa stottermann. bic iih ou
Bel als forfde 9irigsntin unb Regii'
f.urin ausseidnsn tpirb. SeIbit bic
Ufuiit our Speretts ipirS bon Sur'
nern unb 5urnerinuen s.Ipislt. Sa
na6 Der euffiibrung aud nod llnters
baltung nit 5an3 Doraele5en III, 10
tpirb bic 6dlle an benz genannteu
absnb isbenfaas BIB gum lsstsn pIas
gsfiillt iein.
Die g.isbung Der ROIIen fix bic
Sperstte III folssnbe:
labp gouniifuI - 8rau Dora &c.
baitidn.
Gertrude - 2oiIiie Talsgrat
apttie - 2ulu air1nsr.
Wlattie - emma gertsle.
Gannp CLARA Sprsen.
ppllp - 2ouiie DON @ries.
grier - gmma 5ummsl.
Gbor: Di. Damen iyriTte. g.per. Su.
ranb. genJiger, GibeI 9assn, acs
retta 9orts, Gtcilih @iImartiu, 2he'
reIa Stermnn, CLARA unb gllmc
anauf, GIIie Wurb. Sba grud.
Cecilia Sonas, eonn Wsiis.
9Gna.rinnen: emma gertsle, gliis
Duranb, Inna genjiger.
pianiitin = Slorence eFel.
9eigen: Seltna Rdtternanu, GlTd
Giel unb Serr Wm. Jriide.
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per bebrobt unb bppnottiirt iporoen Iei,
porauf f,ieier ben 9iebitabl begdngeh
babe. 9lls er ons Saus perlieB, iei lte
rod 70 inter ieiner &oittrolle gene
len, baB tie linn bis nah Ct. Soiiis ee'
folgt Jet.
&Iagt auf gllim ente.
Sulia Merp bat ibren @atten
sSobn q. Wlerg, einen @iienarbelter,
nit Dem lie ii6 i'm SUM 1911 perbeis
ratbete, mlf gllimente perflagt uno
perlangt 5u gleider 3eit Die Gbbiit
ii6er lire 5nei Sinoer. Sic fitbrt an,
haB er, trosoem er $50 per 8ofe per-
oient, nir ipdrIiG fiir iie uno Die ain-
Der geforgt uno oeu gr0bten 0beil lei
lles 2obnes in28irtbidniten, iolpie nit
onberen Srouen per9eiloet babe.
Wlit einer Der 2esteren lei er 70 III
tim eeporoan, oaB er lid bon i6r raii'
rem lieB. Gum ShlnB nud)t lie GEL
tend, oab er lie irno Die Sinoer Tort-
lpQbrenD ntiBhanoelt batte.
8eri6ieoenes.
Saul &. gloorinan lit 9tadlobper'
matter BON Senrp Gbeooor Seegers
9ericnalieu $475
@Qis Haylano purbe oes 5ra9ens
perbcrgener 8nffen i6ulOig beiunoen.
jeOo6 uilter einem iuspen6irten llr'
tleil pon 500 uno Soften entlaiien.
Der perio1lihe ytafIaB oea Gmp,
renee g. @laiDion betragt S1O07 sc.
91e 6atlcp ganf flogte cine 8ed,'
ieIioroerung iiber $500 gesen @nl. u.
Woobrufi elm.
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Sfu6t aus Dem orittsm Sto&
EolBiiten luaren einem GiienbabnSieb
aui Der rit)tisen Spur,
Die 0iebsboble mirb in SbarOnpille
entOedt.

9eteftips batten 8iiro befommetL
oaB iie einen 0tartn, Der nit ben Gt'
lenbablloiebereieu III ben SoorDoalc
Soften in gerbinGtng gebrad)t MIRO,
I'M ,Slat Der 1ririe euans, tnt oritten
Stod oes 8ebduoe an Adter uno 2inn
Strabe, firben ipiiroen. Die @parls,
elm 6raueIl3inner bon % S5abren lit
cine aunoin Der Boli5ei. crit AM
GienItag paren ibr I'M Dlrnt5palge'
ridJt megeu Serlmllungern5 500
Strafe auigebrilutnlt poroen Die lle
prompt be5ablte. 2ie @ebeintpoli5iIten
8eatberlp uno GIers itutteten ibr &C.
itern in aaer perrgottsiriibe einen ge.
iu3 ab unb ais ibnen en0lih ge0iinet
uurbe, ipar Der 8ogel alsgeiIogen.
9as 6rauerBiruner eab iullimDluloer
gu, 6aB Der @eiudte bei ibr aerpeien
uno iie ibm CUR 6ll,9t perb0lieu bate.
lie yeioeu batten Die gettilder 5ii.
iumIenaetn1tei lrnb 0aran hntte lid,
ibr 9eiudJer ans Dem 5eliter bera6ge.
Iaiien. .9as ylSeil" rib aber, als Der
5liihtIine ii6 nod et1pa 20 SUB iiber
oem 9rottoir beianb unO ct iti!r5te
ab. @s tit iebr mma6ri9einIiht oaB
oerieIbe obue GerleBungen oGponge.
fonmen lit gIs Die gearnten aber Die
Strabe erreidten, mar Der 8ogel oa'
ponsefIoeen. ga iie nidIt nit leereil
Sdnoeu ab5ieben pollten, begaben ne
lid in oen Slat 3uriid, Inn 5ll iebet,
pie Gririe eioentlid eingertdtet lit.
9a tic bel Der 0ur9iitdntng eine Saiel
Seioe iarben, tIutBte Srigie mt allT
Die Ycli3etpude.
Srirlc wllrbe redIt utittbelllam
Sie uanrte nidJt bios ben Ranen III
res gciuders, ben Die Eolt5et itbrt'
gems puBte, ionoern iaJte aud, no cr
iih ocritedt baIte uno idlieBltdh fllbrte
lie Die @ealnten iogar na9 Der Gtebs'
botIe. SSbr 8alan mar Der 80 Sabre
alie Charles 8eoOeritrano ggpeien,
Ger Borlnann elner Hangtrmanniha't
Der @ig Sour @iienbabn Oerielbe
purbe 0ingieit genadt Gie Giebe
batten lid, Der gpons als &eblerin be.
bient. Sie bic 9eit0bIenen Soben III q.
neln Sduppeu in SbarorpiIle uHtcr.
bratte. Iririe iiibrtc Die 0eteftioS
GqenrciDer rmb Sdnpaeble tabtn uno
tie iunoen oaiel6it cine gauge SSagaon.
Iaoung Der aller perihieoeuiten Sa'
dcil, Sic Die &tIloe 3uianunsneeltOblen
bate.
Spater begaben iit1 bic geantenl
nod oem San giaiaeI 8ebGuOe, M
@eit Gierter Strabe, un0 flopiten bel
sem Big Sour 8remier Sarrp Snn-
mel all. aut bier purocu @aarer &C.
funben ,lnb Siunmel ioa ipGter 5ltJe,
oebell bnben, oaB bieieIben aus Sitter
lpaqgons berritbren Gr pertpubrte iitt
abcr oaaeeeu, oaB er Die 0iebitdble De-
eangen bate.
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Negerfhdbel gebprften.
Ter neualttbarisc Sarbise erbielt ici
neu peroienten Gubn.

gluf Der 8ine.Ror1pooo Gar Ro. 3
fam es geitern Rorgen 81 einem
ibIinnten aluitrttt. gln Der eSiiniten
ullo @e,ltral 2loenue beiticg Der %
25abre ulte sSarbige 1apio Cohen, Don
SSiinfIer uno SSobn StraBe, Der ais
3aGel0tner DON Der FRACTION 60. be-
idydftigt miro, Die Gar ullo banoigte
beln aonoufteur Sanbis glorf, BON
176S &crington alDenlte, eth SaB'
tifet eir1. 9a oasielbe oos Idtltm oes
ii. gfopember trug, ntndrte Ter Som.
oltte,ir i'm Oarnlli aufrerr1nm, nor.
mif Der S6por5e nit benz rIhtiBen
Sidet berarsrittte. Ger idJuar6e Serr
fiiblte li0 aber toOtIIf gefr1ntt. i5r
brad mt Dem &ollouftellr einen
Streit pom 3allne uno bradlte ibn I'M
gtafeu uno I'M @eIiht Yteiieritide bel
Ger 4onbufteltr ergriff nun Den
9reTuS6lot itno Eaute ben Desperation
8uriden oalnit iiber ben @ollfhaoel
&Sn Der Gar befnnGen iih g9eiBe unO
Jarbige, inO es itien beinabe, als Oh
beioe Earteien oie 5einoieIigfeiten cr.
ofinen luiirben. 0n babnte iit Ser
WotorfltIlrer SSaiues Sullep ourd,
uorauf Der 9}eger es fitr eeratben
belt, ab5uipringen unb onponsulull-
fen. 8uaep unb Die 0ubredite binter'
orein. gln Der Serrp StraBe brah So
ben 5uianmer @oli5iiten bielteu Die
Wfengc III S6nd, bis eiu Patrolmlto
sur Stelle mar, oas ben 8erlestcn na6
Dem itaetli9en StralTfenDmls brad)te.
Tort purOe feitgeitcut, oab Der
: Sdnpar5e eineu itnperen Sfdoelbrlid)
erlitien bat. Der penmlnbete aonoilt.
teur lpltroe ebenfaQs ms 9oiDital ge.
bradf Seine &5Ineen id)eInen ultt
0erabrlit9r ytatllr 5u ictn
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Che. GrIaubnib define.

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lGliis atnbsdsr, 81. 2913 8urnei alO.
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I aentudp.
iSSa grap. So, 227 on 12. Cir.
Jalopb 8. aueas, 25, aatonia, ap.
lReIIie Diaiams. 35. DrfOrb SOteI.
ySenrb R. sii4tsr, 46, 264o Dmnif
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jgBalier @s5er, 80, 1906 Sairfar ap.
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laaniom Stons, 19, besgl.
j0ietor 8. BemtsOerfer, 25. DaptDu.
4 Obip.
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Strobe.
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Geutitbes 9beater.
Ta6iteu Sonntag Ser SerrsOts.
ifniBer DDu NmmergGn". I'm
26. RUpember &teOerbolang Der
yEleoermaus".

9lbpig @ongbofer's uno Sans
Reuerts Ger SerrgottsId'niser ppn
9lnunergulr" @oIfsitiid NIT @eiang
un6 Sar5, in fiirf 9lften, tDiro Conn
tag i'm Ggltiden Gbedter cine prdd-
tige gIuffilbrlmg erleben. lSSn Den aro-
ben 9foaen lino Die idmnltlidlen 0a-
men 6eid,dfhgt ioruie Die Serren 8.
6. Sdnib, Neper-@tncn, Jfc6ert SoE-
nenberg, Rid3arb 2ellid, @iap 9leD.
rih. Hcinhplo Glinnlerebl un0 8ietpr
Miiller Sabri5iuS uno natilrlidl rner-
oen Die pracbtiaen @elaugselnlnger
iomie bie dJaratteriltiIden San5e oon
Ger &odlalp olrrh uuiere &iinItler slt
lptrtllnaspoQlter @eltung JebrddN
neroeu Der 8erlnltf DER Rrpben per-
ipridlt einen iauloien Abeno lei oieieH
@anoboier 'idleu Nnturmenihcn, Die
i'm .&errgottibuieer" 10 luunoerool
flar unb eIniab ge5eihret itno mo
irer iih nit1t einen gang mtBercroeirr.
lidJen @enitB elltaeben Iaien ptll.
foQtc ia uidt oerialnten, Der 8oritcl.
liung bei5lipobnen.
9tadJ Dem &olnbeneriolge ser .Sle-
bermnus" .Soritellune lesteu Conn
tua @bero NIT benz Dreigeltirn gllmd
,gef, Suorpig GDbiih lulo Soitis Bic
tor Saar, iirio bel Ditettor SduriS
miinbiit1 mo ibriftlih BON 9Ibonneu.
ten mo anoeren Gbeaterbeiudert. 10
picIe 6oroerungen Inn cine moaltdNt
taloige @sieoerhollHg in gleiter
@eiebunq einee9nnaett bnb 'oerr
Sdnrio iib iofort nit oen CT.
mdbnten hrei Spirntlern IN s|erbiu-
oung iette, um crit leit3uittGen, ob
oicielben audi iiir cine baloige Gepriic
tire Wiiptrtllna moglldI rnnfen fonn.
ten. @eitern gbeno crit ernelt Serr
Sdmi6 oefuiitIpen uno eiinitigen ge.
iheio Gic @ieoerhCliulg oer unlterb.
licben Gpcrette fIneet oeuIRoh am
Sonrtug ben 26. Nopember, itott uiio
5lpar IN oerieIben 9eiesung pie Conn.
tag.
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Ger 3uu 6rbaltmnosfOnos

Gic 3oo.Storlmiiiion, neld,e iidi Die
sIuibrinoung Der iur Grbaltitra oeS
3oolpgiId)cn @artens nod ericroer,
liheu 1925, 900 onaelegeu feiu ldBt,
tomtte eeitern beridJten Dab ioneit
65,166 erIongt norocn iinb. Inter oen
ncncriid)cn groBeren 3upeuolnaen
marcn je $3.50 pon }rmi .. q. gseis.
fopf nno Ddlton gIoIer, $500 BON @m
8. Icepte uno ie $100 pon Or. Alireo
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ariff. unlues apmirala in llnurp.

srife unferes @bmirals in lInorbs
nung sefommen iinb getruut iib ni9t
sur ntuen G4laht, bic bis gum an.
beren Woreen bon uHs INNER nod
ertpartet ipirb. 8--10 Gfiffe bat Der
1tinb brennenb aussei6oren,. mins
bsitsns 20 3srit5rer iinb ssIunten.
llnfere 5lotte ift polItommsn intdtt.
guber .2iibop1, rRoitod", .Glbing"
tpelde erft nah Der S9la9t seIunfen
iinb, baben mir i'm fsinbliten 'Seusr
bic .Wiss6aoen' unb .1srausnlob"
Derloren. Sm folsenbsn grisf mebr.
Iaes III nabr unb Obne lle6.rtreis
bnns pie id ss fsl6er uuf msiner
Sidtion pabrssnommsn babe. Osin
Reffs War.'
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Saie.SaA.

Der Dor siniger Saeen in gteip
gOrt oom Souptquartier Der giatios
naIliga perOffeutliate offiSieIIs Sobs
rssberi6t iibsr bic Seiitunssn Der
Slubs pGbrerb Der lebten SatIon
felt uniersn sritsn 8oienbIter pal
Gbais an bic Spise fdmmtIi4er 152
SpieIer Der 2isa in ssii3srten Srrfs
icru, cine Gtre, Die Cincinnati iett
lansen Suhren Oeriagt mar.
Nebft 9duptIins TSsrsus Seinis
@rob unb SaI Gbaie pirb unfer
Re6tsIbpdrmer. beipdbrter 8als
i6lGser, Giatsr uno &pmponiIt lei
Hsr eisenen 2isber 2pm @riffitb in
Cincinnati iiberlpintern. Spm trat
in IeBter @ode pon ieiner Sob5eitss
reiie bier ein. Gr bat cine 4nSubl Don
neuen 9iebern gei9rieben unb ielbIt
tomponirt, bic er in tur5er 3eit i'm
aeitb's sbsater nit ieiner idmelsen=
ben Senorftimme Sur Sreube Der bie'
iigeu 6ans portragen tptro.
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Ter alrnellier llfnnn alhnlab

- Ger 9lrmenier llfron glbmab
@aratat. Der ieinen @teidaItstbeilba-
scr uuo Suno$n1mn Smn 3oronr.
345 Git 7ritte StraBe. itbers Chr ge.
bauen buben iea, tuoein er nit Nar.'
rem gum Gciantutmertb Ron S7i2 pet.
itlpunn. lit pom @etettip ebenter aus
SapaHnnb, CSo., 8uriIdgebolt pproeii.
4Ia0reu gum 9ertle po1i S257 ipnr.
ben pieoer erlargt.
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Ter, Soiepb Reiiig, linton Stneuer,
Sans @poel, @briit. Buell. SOiepb
Wfleller, emil Som, gn1il @iebe,
SEQ. Sein, Gbas. Giiert, Sreb. Oils
uno S5obn Soffmann iotpie ans oen
iSrouen @roBfopi Gid 9IGgeper,
SAiuer, Qeterban3, Ioaital, goier,
3aiier, S6neiber uit6 Sdipinger.
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isSriebIanber uno ,Srmi, Gincinnotf
gIoot & Suit 60, Charles 9ltbn unS
Der 8uruer.2oofer sc. cSe $50 8eihne.
ten Die 8ctb Sboe Waan. SO. uno &c.
major Hobert 3. G'8rien ie $25 Irnu
Gam. W. Stirm uno gritit Don Bar
1ptr
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9entidsr llnteritiitnnss %unS.

Giirrift 301 pom Geutihen lluter.
ihisumss glmo gi6t am SuHlitag,
is. Iopeinber, in Der Cosmopolitan
Sale eineu Boil. Gas aommittee bat
oie gorbereihutgen beitens aetroifen
itno fam nllen Sbeilnebmern etnen
persniigtcn slberto IN gusiiht itellen.
Gs betebt aus oenSerren Sobn @lai.