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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-01

Argentine trade has not diminished
oecausc Of the falling Off OF exports Of
o and cereals resulting from the
shortage Of ocean tonnage. according to
an article published In the current is
sue u the National City Ban.,'s The
Americas. The article SAYS In part:
THE total visible gold supply was
$4,000. 900 gold pesos. comparing with
21s,oO0. 900 In January OF 1916. OF this
SOC. 0o0. 900 was held In the Gaia de Con
version. az against ?4i.ooo. 900 a year
before. The paper circulation was just
below the billion line. being 9ss.OOo. 900
of PESOS. as against $40. OOO. 900 in Jan.
uafy. 1915. OF this 400. 600. 900 were
in the hands II the public, comparing
with i04.0oo.o00 "A year ago. the banks
carrying a higher proportion OF 1t.
Bank clearings totalled 62O.0 600 900 Of
paper. an Increase of % per cent. above
the $4,000, 600 Of January. 1915. The
assets and liabilities reported in ROM
nection with business insolvcncies were
only 1000. 900 and 5000. 900 paper, az
against $4,000. 600 and $1,000. 900 Of a
year before.
The cable received from Bueros
Ayres does not appear to bear on, the
complaints coming from Argentina Of
the shortage " ships to carry away Ar
gentine products. as 100 foreign vessels
entered. with n net tonnage Of 1SJ .00o
tons. comparing With only 1875 ships.
with "A net tonnage OF $4,000, in .Janu-
AIRY. 1913.
1T must he qualified by the reports.
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EXPORTS IN FEBRUARY
SET NEW HIGH RECORD
81. 1000. 600 Total. After Jan.
mary Drop. Shows hi"
Flood Of Orders.

wAsHtNGroN. March 3l.-Amerioan
exports for February totallcd s'os.s3S,-
5c5, according to announcement made to-
day by the Bureau Of Foreign and DO
mestic commerce. This IL the highest
point ever reached by the export trade
in this country and exceeds the mark for
December, 1915. by si0,o0o. 900.
The decline In January had been taken
IL some quarters to mean that the record
for December marked the high tide in
the flow OF American exports. The total
for the first cigh, months Of ia" fiscal
year 1916 is S2.3S6.3 SOL go and 1t now
seems probable that exports for the
whole fiscal year will reach $1,000
0O0. 0OO.
February imports also set a new high
record of sle3. 93i,lj1, which is abou,
10000. 600 more than in January. and
considerably above the total for any
other February. More than two-thirds
Of the months imports entered free Of
duty.
Excess OF exports over imports
amounted To SCISSOR. iOS in February
and sl,295.2l7,+62 during the eight
months ending with February. Last
wear February showed AN excess of
sl7I,6S2.i7S and the eight months period
an excess 81 S37S.s3i.3O0. or less than
one.half that Of the current period.
The international gold movements for
FEBRUARY included imports valued AT
S6,Ol6, OO6, agains, sl2.7a6.+9 for Feb
| ruary, 1915. And FOR the eight months
iS32s.O54,392 in 1916, against siG.?67.2O6
in 1915. Gold exports in February to-
tailed si3,6si,667, against sl.053.s79 in
February. 1915. and in the eight months
si1.7il.57j, against Sl40.3S7,O0 9 IN "A
like period Of 1913,
The current fiscal year Ia the END
of February showed "A net inward gold
movement Of s2S0,3I2.9l7, while u cor
responding period last year Shove n
net outward gold movement of sea-
ll9
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Monsoon MORRIS PROMOTED.
"'"'r National GI-.rdsmen Get
New COmmi, IONS.

announcement has just been made OF
,ne appointment as Major In tho Ordnance
apartment Of the National Guard Of
.onSon Morris OF the Twelfth Infantry,
I%oril'r member OF the Governors
tmn' other commissions which have
ms been awarded are: Harry ".
"srnes and Charles N. Morgan. First
i.fuitltdnts in the First Cavalry A. W.
,"einer, Captain OF Second Field Artil-
~ay' Robert II. Hazeltine. Captain Of
'cast Artillery.
Major Ames Everett Mcintyre. a
snhlsh war veteran and n time mem
~ OF the Governors stan. a been re-
..red after twenty-five years service.
- Charles X. Conn returns to active
Infantry.
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DIR. RITTMAN RESIGNS.


WASHINGTON. March 3I.-Dr. Walter
r. Rittman. chemical engineer OF the
Bureau Of Mines and inventor Of the
new process for obtaining n much greater
Yield Of Ras0lene from crude oil and also
Of the process for obtaining toluol needed
in the manufacture Of high explosives
and dyesturs from the same source, has
rendered his designation to DlrectOrMan
ming Of the bureau. lie has become iden-
ti0ed with a New York corporation that
will exploit his process In foreign fields.
Dr. Rittman. In accordance with a pre-
yious agreement, has assigned the two
patents for his process to Secretary of
the interior Lane a. trustee In behalf Of
the Amsrican public.
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LARGEST SURETY COMPANY.
The National r"ssrs~r~ i~.rrntrst
combined Capital aud surplus.

WNsHINGruN, March 31-Thc uu,--
ton concerning which is the largest
surety companN. when has been uccu-
pying the at'ont,ou of Treasury Departs
msut officials f"r three ur four weeks,
was officially disposed ~ to-day by act
ing secretary OF IN. Treasury y. wton,
who said that without making any TECH
nical deductions from any of the surety
companies IN" National Sgrcty COM
pany possessed the largest combined
capital and surplus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-01
SHAKESPEARE FETE
IN MACDOWELL CLUB
Characters From Plays Laid
in Italy Are Seen in a
Pageant.
DANCING FOR SPECTATORS

"yy,,,, lao, a,r.,w ,.,., a..
w.
"ukes ana uucnesses ahc u couple or
we'll known gentlemen n Verona
and o.bor Sb,Los,ea,,a, chm r,c ,or. in
49, -. "
" s""erE Oh 'he Maci'o"e'' C'uo U"
West Fifty-hfth street last night.
Whereupou entered n gentleman h I'm
.r,,. III. .,u.-.. A.
'''' NV P"""'"s u" "'S-
guisc' was recognized as David Blspham
the extremely popular David R,spham.
,,,i,,,n H., an. ..u.. ..
800
""'cn greeted MS entrance
Mr.. Bispham's entrance as Faisfa6,
although an ,r,,or,au, ,,c,d.,, I, III.
y,.,a..,, Co. -,
','""c" '."oS SPr'ns ieS''N"'' never
,n'' pesah Win @s'heilcs' merged next
a grossly material sumner
The snrinp festival, vhich nil, n. 70.
heated ,o.ni,h, mad for i,s ch,., ,s,.
ture a Shakesne,rIan napeant and nan.
tomime. the Sh~,kespea rian charar,er NJ
the provra mme beipr tho cIub.s co,trihu.
,jon ~ tho curran, ce,ehr,tin,s ar IN.
bard's ,ercentep,ry .,rikIny docor.-
nv. scheme had ,r,rss,r,,od Tho nv.
hihitlon gallery IN an Italian sard.r
through vhic,, r,apea toward IN. IIt,ia
stage and box.s along the son,h ua,i
characters from thos, p,ays which were
based on stories ana situations shake.
speare had culled from the Italian com.
media deli Ar,..
The Duke Of Mon,ua and the Duchess.
the King Of Napirs and Romeo and
Juliet. Pctruchio, Shv,ock. ycssicn. Dcs-
domono and all their friends and enc
mics were on hand for tn. pageant.
When all had arrived Harlequin and Col
uhbinc and their friends came In also
lnmbinc and their friends came in also
and began an amusing pantomime inter-
spcrsed with songs by Mr.. Bispham. Mrs.
Paul Goold aud others and dances by
Miss Katherine culbert. There was gem
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BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

New York;. Roosevelt will re-
turn from little scouting trip some
where in West Indies today.
London.-British steamer FuImar
and Danish steamer Christiansund,
sunk. Is of Fulmar's crew saved.
Crew of Danish steamer picked up.
Greencastle, Ind.-Three foreign
workmen injured in quarry two miles
southwest of here when $500 pounds
of dynamite let go,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24

experience when lost in Mexican
deserts, is again flying ahead of Gen.
Pershing's expeditionarY force.
The crew of the transport truck
found Gorreu seated in the shade of
his bi-plane, exhausted and painting
from thirst.
WIRELESS MESSAGE GARFIELD
TO ABANDON SYSTEM
San Antonio, March "a. - Two
wireless messages from Gen. Per-
shing, possibly containing important
news of operations from field, re-
ceived by Gen. Funston today. Were
so badly garbled that Funston an
nOunced wireless communication is
to be abandoned as soon as company
of engineers can patch up insulated
wire between Columbus and Casas
Grandes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24
ARIZONA TOWN FEARS RAID BY
MEXICAN TROOPS

Washington, March %. - With a
Mexican army of 5000 cavalry and
40 pieces of artillery camped within
ten blocks of the center of Douglas,
Ariz., and with American forces or
dered not to prepare for active de-
tense for fear of offending Mexicans,
Arizona city is in grave danger of
imminent attack, according to tele-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24

BELIEVED ALLIES REFUSE TO
DISARM MERCHANTMEN
Washington, March 24.-Joint re-
ply of allies to state departments
proposal that merchantmen be dis
armed, received today. It is under
stood from highest authority that the
proposal was not accepted.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-24

MAHOR COMPLIMENT = CHIEF
AND SLAMS VOTERS LEAGUE
Mayor Thompson sent a letter to
Chief of Police HeaIey congratulating
him on the small amount of crime in
the city. The chief reported only 35
crimes in "a hours. But the chiefs
report did not contain the number Of
arrests made. The mayor said judges
had told him Sunday closing was re-
sponsible for decreasing crime one
half.
The mayor also said the aldermen
in voting Thursday had declared they
would not organize themselves, but
would submit to the Municipal
Voters league. He said the league
was stronger in Republican wards
than Democratic, to which he
escribed the few Republican votes
against the league.
A Republican alderman said he had
pledged his vote to Mayor Thompson
on every roll call when the council
was organized, and was going
through with the promise, though he
feared it meant political suicide, and
did not believe in all the mayors po-
icies.
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0efdbrIid5e
25er6inou,,ge1t
ROman bon 6. g apars.
(GOrtiesnns.l

Gritaunt blidte gilbert Tie on. sd
foute Srene in Sbre Sdnbs seben!"
ipruh er; netfpo, bamit iie nit BIZ
gotterie unb Beif)ranftbeit gu Sobs
sequdlt perbe. bab man bic Shipins
gen ib.es Ssnius bre9e, iie 5ur 9es
pObnli9teit berabSerreg g1ismalsl"
Gin S9rei Der gntriiifung sntrang
fid ben 9ippen Silbburs's, rSis tpols
len Srene sur OperniGnserin ma>
deng"
Sas glntlib bes SslbsntsnOrs psrs
tldrte Elm JrsuoenitrubI. .Setpib,
Wlaoamel"
ugaun fpo6l, 70 mag mein Jluh ben
gater treffen, tpie bic Sp9ter! 5iir
Srene ben 5ob, = fir Sic bic 9ers
5peiflungl"
Gilbert f9ien bon Der Wu4t Dieies
3ornes ni6t iebr ergriffen. ,Sie bas
ten ni4t flus sebanbelt, Mabame,
iaste er ipOttiId; rbdtten sic mid
iterben IaiieH, 70 mare meins DdterIite
gepult auf sic iibersesaneen."
Silbburg borte bieien Spott nidt
mebr, lie mar f9on aus bem 3immer
seitiirSt.
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30jdbriesn Arieses fporen bic Wlesgers
usiiter in 10 riidiidtsloisr Weiie uuf
ibrsn @Ortbsil gum Shaoen Der 2llges
msinbeit btba4t, bab am 10. Gebruar
1927 3ebn Mebser ire9en 81 eerinsen
Gjeipi9ts beIaHgt iperben mnbien. ST.
iiiee Sirsifereisn CAB es au9 iptetn
Der .8ulpage", bis Der Ratb beitimmie,
bab rgelung unb 2ebrr" ni9t gum
5IeiI9 gslesi, bic 5iibe ni9t geipossn
iperbsn biirften; BEL ltbieren ioaten
auBrrOem bic gein 1bgefdIneenT
ipcrben SIN ssaBr 1917 oronetc Der
gintb all, o1b fem Wietger eiil giino
ihlcftcn 6urie. er babe oenn Sruei
S1opfe babel. 2lmee iin6Seber nrif,s
ten ltiidipeiie perfnuit iperoen. SSSni
Sabre 1912 iuirb elm Wlptger ipcgen
Soingabe eiKes nod nidt af,t Tase al
Ten anl5es nit 5ebn DIlber III Strn.
fe genomnen. &ir finoen aid id)on
Die GentroIiiiruns eeipiiier, iebr nc.
tbiger Mobitofie. GO f1iriten Die Mcs-
ser gum @eiipiel llnidIitt nidlt au
Die Seiitniieoer pertaaien, ionoern es
nnibte an Die llniflittfnnmer Der
Stoot abgeIiefert meroen. sSni Sabre
1903 iufb cine Smrsiu6lng itatt,
rnb ieber, hei Dem ltnidlitt geilinoen
prtroe, mnbte cine @elObiIBe snbIer
@dbreno Der 3eit oes 30sidhrigen
arieges, inier ipslfeuStrlmbaf Der.
bdltnibm1big nenig siI leioen botte,
ihrantte Der preis iiir nds Eiiino
siinofIeiib Jipiihen 10 un6 Il 9fen.
nigen. Shtvcineileiit foitete 5lDiiheu
10 nn0 II picnnigen; ,Hotb- unio
Seberipiirit" foItete s bis 10 giemli.
&c oas 9iino. 9ln ionitigen Sreisan.
aaten 'inoen iid in Den ProtofoIen;
am 6. Ge3enlber 1904 eein glitter
Shaffopf" ~ gfennige; am 4. Sep.
tenIber 1892 elm gfuno @eiB. ooer
SeberIing 5lciid, 6 gfeniIige; ein
aaIbsfopf 71a bis 8 @roidien; elm
,sarob~ bis 3 @roiden; cine grat.
ipnrit, gut aemndt, 4 duf etH
gii;no" 4 S,iennige; Elm gfirno Sled
3 gicnnige; glinbsfut s Efennige;
elm gfuno griiner Sped 6 @roid)en;
eeSorrtprSfed 8 @roidcm; einRiiu6
,Stmeer 6 @roiten. elm EfintS
ai,saeIaiienes llnihIitt 6 8roihen;
ein 9iunb ..ralbes" fiinf @roid,en
gei ellen oiefen greifen lit Die
aroBe germinocritne bes @eloper.
tbeg i'm 9aiiie Der 8eiten in @edaurns
gu sieben.
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Mees 6. McDuffie an WtidaeI ).
Apan, 10 bsi 135 SUB an Der @efs
feite Der Saptborne glpenue alif Price
Sia $3.50.
DiarD gisnsr, gerlpalier, an almd
y. Senn. "a bei "a SUB an Der 5drs
riIon pite, 6eiannt ala Got lao IN
Anoreip s.. grnIt's llnierabibsilnng
in Sprina @arben $1400.
qeter 3. gdbbit. an 5ranees y. 9.
Walfb, 68 bei 110 Sub an Der Siioz
oit.dt Der 9ropnipap glcenue uno
@errera Str. in Outlep 81.
@alier 3. gorep an Martba Suni,
12l Jub an Der Siibfeits Der Games
ron gtpsnue, s34 Sub Dftlih Der
MOntoomerp pits in goripocb (Stsus
sr 50c) 81.
Sfabel s. gleff an 2iIie W. @usIe,
cine Cot an Granb glpenue auT price
6iH 81.
9ie Gnisrprife 2um6er Gortpann,
burd) MuiIeperipalier an WilIiam 8.
Gtepari uno @regorn Steipari. Got
10 in 9bpmas Mcgeihtn's nntsrdbs
tkiliing (Siener $4) $4,000.
Die .Gntsrpriie aumber Company
on Milliam 8. unb 9regorn 9.
Stsipart, basislbe Gigentbum 81.
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SIN aliansns.
gor grOfeIiOr Or. auOpis gtein
aonHamtinopeL.


Ger erita9aIfan5ug bate 8ii5ipIin
i'm 2eibe. Gr bolte Die fIeine Ser.
ipating bon gu6npeit Biz Geitllin elm
im6 traf nit preubii6er 5nbrpIau.
nrGbigfeit 6 lIbr 45 Wein. In geIgrno
elm. Die Come Ieuhtete in berrIidenr
5riibrotb. Sdon in Gemlin fonrtte
man bic aoutlren Der jetlieits Der
Cane Iiegenoen ebemaIigen Saipt.
itabt 6es geipeienen Serbien oeutIid
erfennen. @ SernIin ieIbit iab man
fniim nod LriiiHmeriitatten Der Der.
ipiiitling. lpobl aber Die beriibntte
9ortonbriide, iiber bic in nlIer Serr.
gottsfriibe militdriid)e Magenidaa.
rem oaDini,ibren. 9aileben bic Meite
iener groBen @abnbriide, bic AM er-
fter Gage nod Der ariegserfldriug
geiprengt tpurbe. Gl,oli1 foniite man
Die neiic griide als elm @ilitberiperf
itrntegiifer SmneIlte6nif beitniinen.
Gum eroben SbeiI, rnnlentIid) i'm
WiiieIitiid, III oIles maiiioe eiier.
fonItruftiou, uiio tiir bier bol5erne
Gfeiler erinnerH nod al ons propi.
forum.
9elgrao ieIbit mar ihon eriDod,t
aIs mir. eintraien. Die 2ihter, Die
man nod bon SenfIin fab, iparen
ihon erloid|en in1b 6ns Sageiperf be.
gam. SIN eritsn Mugenblid trduie i9
meinen gluaeu niht. Sd erfpnrtete
giloer Der 3erit0rling uno fano elm
Hisinnberes @nbnb6fsgebdilbe, oas
MID. be eerinalte Sprr BON 8eitd.
bising mebr niiiipies. Gus nIles bot
iniI;tdriider Gronnngsiinn in ipettt.
gen @oden 0ernrt lpieberbergeiteilt,
6nB man iih iagen miibfe, Der eiib.
giiltiee Sieg niiiiie oeniienigen su.
fallen Der liA mn g[iifbniien ebenio
bep1brt pie i'm Nieber5iDineen. Wie
in Semlin fnf man mid bier aolcn.
r,en riiiiiidler Giefonaener. Sie glos.
ten benz gcIfmi5iig ipie einem Nuns
oertbier mad, peritGnbHiblos, chne sil
nbllen, Sof oieie eriie gnraoeiabrt
EN- Doldiiob ins Sers 9iIbIanos Be.
beiltet, ipobin DIE giuifen felt a,eter
benz @rcbep DergebIih perfnngen.
Cabin fabrei mir bnnf Der 9apfer.
felt Der perbiinbeten Srilppen ilnoe.
binSert 0iirh befreiInbetes 2nnb, en-
ein5iger aeogrnpbifher @Iod bon
Sambairg Bis stonItontinopeI. Gem
Satrbunberte I1ngen gfiiiieitfrGint
fcIgt, ipnrboIiIirt burd biefen 9aIfnr.
lsua ain srGiiosues Gripa6en. Der
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SrHnbeisent9nmS ileberHasaussn,
gineinnati 9. mdrj

Wii9ael q. glc9uirs, per Sbsriff
an Warp g. 3isglsr, Qots 81, 62
unb So in Charles 6. Diaiams'
Ro4Iub an Der Spaetb Sirabs in
Gumminspille $420.
glusuit 90. grud, per Gberiff all
Cecilia Mef4, Cots 183, 184, 187
unb 100 in gpbraim' anuiplton's
llnterabtbeiIuns in GumminsDils
$18.
gbiparb Slider an Wlprris 9.
"copper", 1.16 4der 2dnb In Settion
% in Columbia Soipnfbip (Steuer
81 81.
sbomas 8. Gaff u. u. an 2lnna
S. Site, Cots 4, 5 unb 6 in CHARLES
SO. Sbort's brittsr llnterabtbilung
in Jsrnbant (Steuer $1) $3.50.
8efiie SbopirO Ribih on War
8pttpin, "a BEL 105 GuB al Der Sit.
feite Der Sat @ps. (Stsuer 50c) 81.
Sreberid 70. Diners an Sarrp 3.
2ebman, bic ipeitlide SiIfte Der Got
gao. 120 in parpiu, Zane &c 8ulles'
llnternbtbeilung in GsftiDn 35 in Go
lumbia Sotpnfbip (steier $2) 81
Uapers p. Cooper an Jranees 3.
Dunbum, aOt AZ in Wpers q. Coos
per's llnterabtbeilung an 4bpunee
Strabe in ct. 9ernarb (Stsuer $4.>
5o) 81.
Sames Z. Gabanaugb an auers.ia
gapanaugb, 80 Bel 120 Sub an Der
Sitfeite Der 3tpeiten 9lpenue nuT
qrice 6ill (5teuer $1.50).
Vie 8DrOn Rirbb Stealth 80. an
gertba H. Smifb, 80 BEL 100 SUB
an Der GiibIeite Der gofsrnin 2lpe.
1902 Sub 0itli4 Der @hIpan slOe.
$4,000.
Grau Bertha 81. Gmitb an Mnna
W. Sdneppi, basjtlbe Gigenthum
(Gteuer $150) 81.
Hees 6. WcDuffie an Treb $.
!sses. 80 bel 1S5 guB an Der Meifs
fsits Der Saptborrx alptnus auf
glriss ON S125o.
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alsiidpreiie in alter 3eit.

Sir Man9en, Der jebt iiber bic 4na
geipalt bes Staates, iiber bic beb0rbs
li9en anDrbnungsn in Seuti4sanb.
na9 btnsn ii9 grSeussr unD 8erbrdus
der gu ri9tsn BADEN, I'M Siilen
ieufsi, mag es niibli9 iein, fid in bies
Ter Siniidt eirllral Der ,guien alien
3eiten" etipas 5u erirnern. Sn. Der
S6rift .5orIdunsen sur Gsi9ihte
8aDerns1 Berlin 1900, bat aurl Corn
2lngdben nab aullnba9er Matbspros
totolen bsrSffentiidt, Dsnen mir ents
nebmen tOnnsrl, bdB auh Dor 300 Sahs
rem 1bnliae ardfte unb Geaenfrdfte
am Merte ipuren, bic mir aud btute
in Der GleiffDericrgung wirffdm iss
ben.
Der Hatb isBte 50dfpreife feit. dbsr
er fam aud ben .MsBsern eHtgegen; 10
burftsn fis gum 8fiipiel Meibnudten
1895 .an ben bOben Jeittaeen1 bas
pfunb 5ltif9 Inn einen pftnnis tbeis
rer bertaufen. 9ab aud bunlals bic
Reisuns beitanb, bic S6d,ifpreife nidt
gu beahtsn, benefit bic @eftrufung eis
nes MeBgsrmeiiters am 20. GepisnIbtr
1886. @sil er bas pfiinb Barren.
flsif6 ni9t i'm 6 pfnuiies pcrtauien
ipoIlts, tpurbs sr sii Sebn @ulDtn
Strafe ober gliebsrlsgung bes ndnbs
iperfs ouf Elm DitrtsIjnbr berurtheiIt.
Wit @slseelbeit Disbe, 70 uiu4t bic
Ronianthr Mssserss. mdbrsif Sss
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@runbcisertbums,SppOf OfbefeH.
Qeue Sppotbefen.

n He " ~ Htlt ~.
sSoIepb Soctor an Soutbern S9io
Sapinqs 9dnt gp. $1,000.
Barn s.. soebler on Court Souis
9. anb 3. So. $4,000.
s5reoerid u. 9rotbans an %.
Wdrn .. q. SO. $1,000.
Bernard 6ubepobl an ct. Bernard
progrefiiDe .. unb 8. u. Go. $1,000.
Rob 6. Smith an Grite Roiional
g.. unb 9. 50. $1,000.
5drrb 3. aebman an 5reberid W.
Wbers $1594.05.
Wlollie 9entbam an 20. Gsnturp ..
unb 8. 60. 5000.
sSrau gmslia Daiter an Senriettd
SobnIon $81.
ssrantes +. 9unbam on Gnierpriie
g. unb g.. so. $3.50.
Wlorp Oople an Germania .. u.
go. 3 $500.
sSobn s.. Shulten on priee 5ill
Gaals g. unS 3. 60. go. / $500.
George 6. Dir an Rciemont ..
unb g. 60. $1,000.
5reb $. Gott an 0sorse 6. RsrB
$500.
Wlabsl 81. Ulorris an 9lnn. g.
Worris $1,000.
Mntbias gsttenborf an Sanyilp ..
u. go. ! $500.
@eoree 5oich an DO. $500.
bctpdrb Wlafon on Goutbern Obio
9. unb &. So. $3.50.
sSobn s. Rutberman an Soutb.rn
Ohio 6. unb z. 60. $1,000.
@etilsts SppotbTen.
gtueuft g. 9iettr an SiIperton 8.
unb 3. 60. S666.66.
gfoia pfabt on gslsDue 3. y.
$500,
gnnie Daniels an Bon -son g. unb
9. 60. $500.
Sreb SisIie an grte Warb %. unb
g. q. 60. $500.
5reSerid u. 9roibaus an %.
0arb 3. u. 60. $500.
gbas. $. Sarbiinan an Wtarp 6.
5droiiinn $1,000.
ssobn u. 9orbIob on 4ntonio Soms
9. unb 9. 60. $2100.
giob g. Gmitb an GENIE Realtp
60. $500.
30. an u. gf. Bloomfielb $4,000.
8iIbert 8. qenlper an Soutbern
Ohio 8. unb 3. 60. $500.
so. iinb W. Stroble an Ssutf4er
aanbtpebr 9. un6 e. 60. $1,000.
SuIia gptmonn an 4lpba .. unb
8. 60. $500.
Catherine Graham an Mt. Wdfbs
ineton 9. 9. unb .. So. $3.50.
9iubpIpb R. Duering an sJinblah
Wlartet go. 2 8. unb 9. Co. S1400.
sSeraniah Deionen on groipne
Gtrube 3. u. SO. 2 $1,000.
96iliptna Wnmads an Sdflep ..
unb g. 60. 1915.
1reberid S1uh an Nihdel albert
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-10
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gsn0. IdaeIte iis ibm suinuIi6 ms
9eIifA.
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iebr rilnbss gntiib bate, beHen Ulan>
gel an iassnOlidem RsiJ ipeibe uno
rptbe S9minte 3u perbeden iubte.
glls Der 0iensr fih entfernt bate,
nGberte Tie iih auf bos llnbefangenlte
rnb bot ibm in frsanOiddfsIi4iter
@eiie bic Sanb. sGrieunen Sic mid
pirtIih nibt?" -;sf iie balb Id9slnp,
bdlb pitirt; lift IS benn mOsIi4, baB
sic sSba Rei9sbsim psrssfen fonn'
ten, = sSbre erite 9iebs, Der Sic etpis
ss Sreus seIdiporenn
2ansfam bGmmerts ss Dor BEN
Mann auf. Die Dame iprad bic
Da6rbeit. 9lig er sin blutjllnser
MenI9 9epeisn, bate er iid in cine
SGnSerin berliebt, bic bamals in
aratau saftiris; er bate ibr @erIe aes
bidtet unb iosar bic G6e Deriprphen,
fiis iein Batter bas Sarte 8erbdItuib
trennte uno i'm gu eiHem ltrenseH
qrofeHur in peniion ididte. Geitbem
iparsn fat breibis S19re perfloiisn.
rnh er battle nienas Gtlpas bon BEN
Gsseuitanbe isiner SugsnOIisbs ssb0rt.
Was lpollte iie nun ppH ibm. jebt no
er taft Elm alter Wionn gelporosn mar
upb ii8 nit RieIenidritten bem Ruin
ndberte.
Die Dame lieb i6n niat lanss i'm
3peifsI; Tis blidte Jpn 3drtli3 an unb
idob ibren Seiisl sonI ndbe gu bein
ieinisen. rSie punbern iid, hub sic
mid erft beute ipieOsrfeben, ni4t
ipabr Iisber StraBburs? sic frdgen
ii9 setpiB, ndrum ia niht friibsr
fam, ais Sic auf Der S0be Sbrss 9lus
dss tbrpnien unb &eibtbum unS
Wd6t befaben; bod esJabe bag fpllis
Sbnen belueiien. bob mid uur ipabrs
@mpiinbuug leitet, bab ni4t materiels
lie aiidfi9ten meine SonbIunsen be-
iiimmen. Go ldnge Gle srob ipdren
freate i9 mid Sores Gliides unb be-
punberte fis i'm StilIsn; beuie aber,
no Sic bsm StllrSe na1e limb, iomme
i'd. um Sbnen einen goriatug gu rnas
6en."
Der Griinber psrbel9te Iid iGapeis
senb, Seine einftiee Siebc bate einen
tteatraliiten s,atbos unb dffetiirte
glanieren, bic ibn bod. unansenebm
beriibrten. Oieie seaIitrte, sei9mintts,
gum grftiden einssituiirte perfcn
that 10 unbsfansen sGrt.ih, als ipenn
lie erit eeftern einnnoer perlniien bats
ten, - als pb er nod 5euts ber eriis
ne Sun9s aus arafau, lie bic toilette
Gplpbibe hes gallsts lei.
,Sie Iino Elm 9enis, liebsr Sirobs
turs,@ risf bic Dame empdtbifh aus.
.mein propbetiider gIid batie oos
hamaIs in aratau Iton ertannt, aber
bic llnsuuit Der 8erhd,tuiiIs bat Sic
5u 9pben seipprfen, unb i9 fiir4te.
Sbre Roae in GurOpi TT ousgeipisft.
DOhlan benn, id}aifsn sic iid neIls
en- Raum, in ipsldem Sbr Genius feis
ne S6pinssn rssen hann. Jlieben
sic nit mir nah 2lmerifa, bort ipers
zen sic bic neue WeIt ii9 untsrtban
MAIDEN t0nnsn, uno nan ipirp lSis be-
tpunbern. Der olts aontinent III gu
tIein fir Sbre Gr0be. 8ieiisn Sic
iiber ben Scean; nsue 9rtimpbs =
i'm 9erein NIT oIter Giebel 9erlpdt
Sic has niht?"
Sic breitete sdrtlih bic &rme aus,
Inn ben ettpas perblufften Griinber
su umfangen.
Mit gntriiitung MID Strabburs
5uriid. Sic finO toll, Ma1ums!"
rief er drserIif.
(JOriiesuns foIgt.)