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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
SenatDr 6aroins ais Yrdii-
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Den ied5ebn offenen republitanis
i9en Observation-Disclosures pers
ben jeBt nod peitsre hinSusefiist, bic
fir ben GuG in 9ereiti9aft sebaiisn
Derben, bab in SOlge Der sroben 3abl
Der offenen aanbibaten es iih cls uns
mDglid eripeiit, gu elmer ginigung 5u
selangen. Was babel bauptfd9li6 pors
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gen. Sm Sabre 1874 mar bic Webr,abI
Der Oelegaten Sur semufrdtiI9en &on,
Osntion Serpftidtet fir gan gursn Su
itimmen. Die Delegaten aus benz
Siiben bstdmpften i'm, mel er bic ans
neration bon 9eras mibbiaigie unb
oas Reiultat mar, bab qplt aus 5enz
nefee, an ben Niemdnb geba9t bate,
bic Domination unb bann bic WobI
puDontrue. SelbIt bic Nominatipn Don
2incpln mar gum srObten 9beile elm
Wert bes 3ufans, ba bic 2tnii6t an
gemein bdbin sins, bab Sepurb Der
plogiide" aanbibat Iei. Sas geiiptsi,
oas iebt beIpnoers pori9tpebt, 1T bic
domination 8arfielbs. Die Delegas
ten gineen aur aoHpention nit Der
ueberseugung, bab riur stpei Mlternds
iipen m6eli6 ieien: entipeoer bic Ros
mination Don Grant pber BON 8lqine.
@arfielb mar iliemols porber qenannt
porben, sun,al bieier ausbrudti9 unb
tpisberbolt ertldrt bate, bag er rad
gbieago getommen lei, lin Senarpr
Sherman gum prdIibenten su maiden.
Oa feiner Der beiben Soupttonbibaten
eine Ufaioritat 81 erlangen bermpfte,
10 entidieb ii6 bic 8onpention ndd IS
WabIsdneen fir @arfielb. gu bemere
Ten III isbo6, baB aeBterer fhon opm
eriten 9age an in Der aonpens
tion febr piele Sreunbe bate, pi.
ibn tGgli9 nit geifaG beariiBien.
SrObbem brahte ss 9arfislb anfanas
nur auf Elm 9ubenb Gtimmen unb
bieie Oerf9nunbsn Bic anf cine, ba elm
Deleeat undbdnberli6 i6m feline Stilne
me CAB. 2lls f9lieblih 8arfielbs Mps
birett in 8prIdlag eebradt
fpurbe, belt bieier cine Hebe, in rpelaer
sr Der &onbention auseinonberfebte,
bab er cine Domination ni6t annebs
men fDnne, ba er beauftrdat fei. i'm
SntereHe upn Senatpr Sberman All
tpirten. Oiefe 4ufridtigteit begeifterte
bic Oelegaten ilnb BEL Der barauf fple
senben Qbftimmuns mar @arfielb no.
mtnirt.
Was jebt su benz @lauben perat-
Iabt. bab bic Weltgedi6te iih pieoers
1olen tperbs, liegt in Der 2(nnabme, bab
bic Inhdnger Der Suupttanbibaten, als
pefte 6ugbes unb Rooiebelt gelten,
i6 auf bas 8ittsrite befGinpfen tpere |
ben, 70 baB f4fsbli6 nidlts anoeres
ibrig bleiben fperbe, dls Ii6 auf etnen
Runbibdten 5u einisen, eegen ben feline
yrbitterung beits6f, neil er nidt I'M
4umpfe gefpsfen 1T. 9lls folder vOuis
ioer@ fpirb jebt Senator 5arbina bon
0bio aeitonnt unb es ion bereits cine
Organization sdtuffsn iporben Iein,
i'm feinen Nomen CUR gteigneten 3eit
'or bic apnbention au bringen.
SdB man an 5drbins bentf, III inI
riter Reibe aus benz @runbe bead,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

2. 5rieScr un6 Sc6n, Cigars, 5 cit
8. Sfrobe.
wl. 6. SDott, Trusitcre, 9. 6. Meao'
ina 30. unb 9lrdbdIe.
Mco GroE Tbarmaep, gnrnet uno
sllbanD.
lreibsrg's Eborninct, RoroDeiiede
Sied6aIc unb sienoine Hoab.
Ibxo. 0ioientbol, Mpotbefc. 8. II. Qine
!y,irtIer's @iIdbunbIiina. 1928 Main
Toerr's gdderei, 1907 ginc Gtrab..
sIraoc Telicateiien, 35i4 Meaoing
9ioab.
sisune bes TahseHaus.
f6niiesl
Ter rii5riae GomenansIdJub ipeI.
der Die arrangements fir bas goIts-
felt iiberncunn,en bat uHo tiiermiio.
Iid an Der grbeit lit, bdlt riorsen
g,ormittag ,ehn llhr i'm Gbio Ned.
anies SnffitlIt ipieber ieine regeintn.
biae Sitllng al, 5ii ipeIfer alle Ea'
men. spelds iid fir bas SiIisrperf III.
tereiiiren NIB bereit iinb, niif3ubel'
fem. bersIifit eilieeIoosn iin6.
gIud, oil Die bisberigen waitgIieeer
6es gusibiiiies ersett bic aiifforoe.
rllna Der Sieiing bet5utuohncn. ipet!
anbcrit lpidiise Geid1fte ibrer Grlc.
oialna barren uno Sic beri sseoeneit
ll;fermisid,iiiic @crift critntten ipcr-
Sen es III MIR nod1 einr Modc bis
,iim ,eii une Is miiB tiiGtig SnIlo
nns Terf aelent iper6en, ipenn Der
rrDarietr GrfoIg er5ieIt iueroen ioll.
Sicbcsaaoenerwanfdt.
Ger sfnsifnf crlaubt iid nohnnIs
Saraui aliimerfium Sil modem, bal,
irtiiuiIlige @aben fir nas ;Scii -
e.eIS unb aiibenpcitiae sIrt.fel. ME
Sanosrbeitrn, QufefL ysirrJipnrp.l
aim. iebr ertpiinid]t iino una er iprid't
Sic Scffnlnig niis, 6nB oieicr appeu
ridlf iinerb6rf perl1iiit.
9aareelb isuSs man stidlIisif m
Traa hilbert Weftinser, 1882 Glen.
,uau gpemne, 9,sits Sill. Sonitias
Baben iperbsn pon 5ran Ditu Wobe,
1sf0 Wlain Straie, eaigegeugsuour
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

SelbItptritdnblib bat er es nidt aes
Iagt, absr besipesen 1T ss nidt niinDer
ipabr, bab sr bolb nit neuen Joroes
rungen an bas Parliament berantreten
iuir6, ba bisis 3uidiiFe in 5olse bes
offentunbisen Yanfsruits Der 9iliirten
bsfidnbis sune6msn ipsrben. RuBlanb
BAT bereits srtlGrt, bab es bic WufFen
niseerlessn mub, tpsnn England nidt
mebr @elb liefsrt. Bas ibm isBt ges
boten iperben lam. reidt nidt arf
pisr3ebn Gage aus. Stalien 1T ges
rabesu mittellos unb lebt bon Der
Sanb gum Munbs unb mas Der fronz
aOiifde 5inansminifter sefasi bat,
mabt einen findn5ielIen Rotbiiano
au6 in bisiem 9anbs uuosrfennbar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

Die prpte itnote. seeen Die
glHnberung Der umerifaniiden 9oit
our6 bic Iliirten lit enblid bonn
prdiibenten, nu6oem er iie mebrmals
gednbert but, ferfig seitellt unb tpirb
ben 6etrsfferDen Jiegieruneen Suseididt
peroen. Die pielen Ienberuneen lais
fen ihlieben, bub Der prdiibent Ben
Son gemiloert bat, bamit bic QIliirs
ten nihf gu Der 9lniiht selansen, bab
Der proteft ernit eemsint III. DAB Der
prdiibent febr trdfis unD prompt
f9reiben fann, bat er in feiner 9toie
an Deutfhlano eripieTen, dber fobalo
es iid I'm bic 9lniirtsn banbelt, Isst er
feline Dorte duf Die 9olbpage, pds
bieIe lebiglid In ibrer 5re6beit ermu.
tbist. Die Hote bate fhou bpr f.ps
Monaten absei6idt perben iolIen unb
ME lange @er50gerung Benefit, bab Der
Trdiibent feline abbilfe gegen bic
T6dnblt9iten Getpultatte Der 4aiiricn
ertpurtet, mas biefen aud sur 9eniise
betannt 1T, bd iie jebe 8eIhrpsrbe nit
einem nod grDberen Getpaltatt beants
tporten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

Die Grdnsofen fuiisn ibrs
arisssmelbunsen na9 ruFii9em Nus
fer ab. 0enn lie einen Sraben ses
nommen babsn, beri9ten iis, bab iie
ben Geins in Die 6lu4t seIdlaseu.
Sbre Melouns BON Der @rpberuns bon
Ouaumunt iit au6 IOfort bon Der
beutfhen 5esresleituns aIs cine aiige
abgeitempelt porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

3neiier Gisgber .Rttfsn'
aber bic Rtbs@ gtftsrn.

Sn benz ssItrigm britttn Spisls Der
Ssrie sfpiid<n inisrsn .Rtbs4 unD
ben 0sp yorisr rRiefsn' bebisnisn
ShIsubtrer G4neibtr unb Sdnger-
gldrfs bas Ueidiit fir Cincinnati
seesn Benton begin. Rsarbon fiir bic
@ssnsr. S1neibsr fpurbe i'm 8.
@anss burh antber obssl5ft unb
genion i'm 8. Ganse bur4 1tsreau.
gAbs alubs fi4erten is. 10 9reffer;
bic Rsbs bditsn brei nnb bic MiefeH
nur einen DtbIsr auf bem Ronto. 8as
fsnbiiier aoubtn mar iinfer Ifklb am
Bat NIT 3 9rsffern. Die Rebs bers
loren bas Spia i'm Z. Gonse. iporin
bic G.snsr 4 9rsffsr ii1erien, ipas
ibnen 3 QGufe unb ben Gisg eins
brahte. 4uf unferer Ssite ipurbs
tein 2uftf6hler 5ur Bant sefanbi =
sessn 2. iinb 3 syteipdfft s,ssn 2 ers
laubi. C'Dap anb Gafon iparen bic
Shiebsri6isr. RabeJu 5000 3us
fhausr fpobnien bsm Spisle BEL.
Mefuftutber aefrfaen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

.e W,cI iiIncrbaIb ipenigcr @cder.
cab ein 5euer IN oen Staa gum aus.
brlih fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

5eute Radmiitas pisri.s unb lsbs
tss Spiel Der Serie 5iuif6sn .Rsbs-
unb rRieien4 i'm RsbIanb iyisIb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

SIN Semotratifd den9assr
betet man f0rmIid, bab Die Republiias
ner H0piepslt aufiteIlen unb neil man
es 10 innig fpiinffi, ipirb es aud dIs
fsititebenoe sbatfaas ansegsben. Ter
pori1tpebenbs gebaute lit. Dab Wila
ions 4anbibatur ausiidtslps III, ipenn
Elm an6erer ais Ropiepelt nominirt
pirb. SelbitDeritdnbli9 1T oas aud
ben republitanii9en aunbioaten ni4t
urbetunnt uno es 1T niht benfbar, oab
iie ihren @esnern ben @efalln i9un
tperben, ben ihtpdditm 8aubiodten Su
nominiren, ben iie auftreiben tDnnen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

A gentleman of international ex-
perience in hotel life has been liv-
ing at the BELLECLAIRE fol ten
years and this is what he says:
Il am very much pleased with
my room. It's always kept in fine
order. | have fine view from it,
overlooking the Hudson.
Il am very careful about my
eating because | am compelled to
be. owing to a case of dyspepsia
which | developed while engaged
in business by eating hurried and
irregular lunches.
But | can always get what |
want to eat here. The food is ex-
ceIlent and splendidly cooked. |
get the finest kind Of service.
Il travelled extensively while in
business stopping always at the
best hotels in Europe and III this
country. The house | represented
always insisted that its people
should stop at the best hotels. the
theory Of the boss being that the
dignity and character of the house
was better sustained if his repre-
sentatives mingled among nice
people.
81 formed the habit Of living at
the best hotels therefore. when !
wanted a good home, with COM
fort. | made up my mind that the
CELLECLAIRE would fill the bill.
| came here and have been here
ever since. | like the life here.
The guests are friendly. The man
agement is very courteous and con-
siderate."
This is a statement which makes
it worth while 10 work hard to run
hotel RIGHT.
ROBERT D. BLACKMAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-06
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
PORTAGE PRAIRIE, IND.

Mrs. Ed. Rhoades of Kalamazoo
was a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rhoades Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Long and
William Kell and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bach
man at the bend of the river.
Miss Mabel Cauffman of New
Carlisle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cauffman will be married We'd
nesday. Nov. Is, 10 Berry Smith of
Arkansas at the Evangelical church
by Rev Peter Scheurer. They will
reside in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Swartz spent
Sunday at the home Of their daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eisele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rhoades were
callers at the K. w. Perley home al
Roselawn Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schrock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston OF
Warsaw visited relatives at this
place last week.
William Womer has gone north on
a hunting trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From Records OF Indiana Title
and Loan Co.

Clarence w. Hyde and wife to
Isaac w. Lower. a tract of land in
German township, 81.
Same TO Same part of lots >, 8
and 10 in Fassnacht's Chaplin place
addition, 81.
Jacob L. Grippe and wife to Edward
Gall. part of lot u in j. L. Cripe's
second additio to Roselawn, S10O.
Isaac Lower and wife to Clarence
w. Hyde and wife. part of lot IL,
Martins addition, 81.
Lewis Mark TO John c. A. Bariger
and wife, a tract of land in Clay
township, 81.
Ignatius X. WerwinsH TO Anna
Rudynski. lots SO. "a and 50 Whit
comb and Keller's North West ad-
ditiOn, 81.
John RudynsH and wife TO Ig-
natius K. Werwinski, same lots as
next above, 81.
Joseph ChOka and wife 10 Julia
Chury. part of lot IS Ford's sub
division of b. o. l.. 81, $4,000.
Same to Mary Bella, part OF lot
Is Ford's subdivision Of b. O. L.
81. $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
BERRrEN SPRINGS, MICH.

John Needham Of ST. Joseph. was
a business visitor here Wednesday.
Philip Kephart is confined to his
home by illness.
Mrs. John Helm, ST.. with her
daughters. Miss Mary Helm and
Mrs. Donald Wetzel, was a guest at
the home of her son, Clayton Helm,
the first Of the week.
Miss Mary Burton went to Hart
man Wednesday TO attend the gold
en- wedding anniversary of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mylo Jen-
nings.
w. y. Skinner, who recently sold
his residence property in the Ora
ham addition to S. A. Feather. has
purchased the Dix property on Cass
St. and will soon begin rebuilding it
preparatory TO moving his family
there.
The Aid society Of the Methodist
church will hold a bazar Nov. "a
and 25 in the vacant building next
10 Miller's garage.
her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sturgis,
in South Bend this week.
]. c. Harris was business visitor
in Benton Harbor Thursday.
Mrs. George Booth of st. Joseph,
Mo-, is visiting her sisterin-law,
Mrs. Mary Rodgers, at Noel Range.
Charles Storick has just had built
for him five-room bungalow near
the Indian Fields, and has moved TO
his new home.
Mrs. James Hayward has return
ed from a visit with her husband in
Roanoke, Va. They have purchased
property in the south and will go
there for the winter months.
Byron Stebbins of Marsailles. H.,
was a visitor at the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Dick Newton, Thursday
Mrs. James D. Boone returned
Friday from a weeks visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs. L. NJ. Dix,
in Lansing.
Mrs. Charles II. Kavanaugh has
returned from a weeks visit with
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. George Miller was a St Jo-
seph visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Bernard has returned
from a business trip to Chicago,
where she purchased goods for the
holiday trade at the store.
Harold Myers and Ira Stemm were
among the business visitors in St.
Joseph Tuesday.
w. II. YOst of the Star theater has
leased the Wall house on Mechanic
st. His household goods arrived
from Fennville Wednesday.
County Humane officer Howard
Vincent of Benton Harbor was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will hold special meeting
in the basement of the church Fri
day afternoon and will work on a
quilt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-18
NILES, MICH.

Mrs. Tritena Vanderhoof, Sc years
old, a former resident of this city,
died at the home of her son, Thomas
Nanderhoof Of Milwaukee. The body
was brought 10 Niles Friday after
noon and taken directly TO silver
Brook cemetery, where burial took
place. Besides her son, Mrs. Van
derhoof is survived by one sister.
Mrs. Harry Seward of Niles.
Miss Rose Pappai Of Bertrand and
Harry Fritz OF Detroit were mar
ried at the home of the brides par
ents at Bertrand. They will reside
in Detroit.
Friday evening Niles democrats
celebrated Pres't Wilson's reelection
at the Wilson and Marshall club
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hulce of Fifth
St. are parents OF a daughter.
Miss Ada Gardner. who has been
in California for about a year, was
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles
thinner. for a few days while en-
route 10 her home at South Bend.