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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-09
ANT|.AM|[[R|CAN
DEMONSTRATION
IN CHIHUAHUA
Placards Torn From Walls of the
Consulate by F'renzied
M fxicans.
DEPARTMENT UNDECIDED
WHETHER 70 PROTEST

. Washington, June S.-A state DID,
partment dispatch today describes an
demonstration in Chi
huahua City yesterday. in which plac,
ards were torn from the walls of the
consulate. The department has not
decided whether a protest shall be
made to Gen. Carranza. The official
report follows the reports told in
newspaper dispatches. .., ,.:.
Consul Dawson, at Tampico, report
ed today that he had begun an invesli-
cation as directed, Of complaints teIe-
graphed by American oil operators to
President Wilson. Sir Cecil Spring
Rice, the British ambassador, called
at the department to discuss condi-
-tions2 .in.,..he>r tEsyai5ice st6elds,s.son
Which the British fleet is dependent
largely for fuel. +,
Gen. Gavira Issues Statement.
Gen. Gabriel Gavira, Carranza com.
of northern Chihuahua, today
issued a statement in Juarez, in which
he declared that the recent anti-Am-
crican riots in Chihuahua City >werI
entirely an affair of the citizens,
and pointed out that the government
al forces arc in no way countenancing
them. t..."
The demonstrations, which culmi
mated in last nights riots, began Tues
day afternoon, with the newspaper
publication Of several articles criti-
cizing continued occupation of MeXi-
can soil by the American troops and
gathered volume at mass meeting
last night called by Ladenokrata, d
Continued on Page TWo)
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-09
BULL M00SERS EXTEND THE OLIVE BRANCH
Bulletin Service
for Readers OF
Daily Tribune

AS soon as sthe balloting begins at
Chicago, The Tribune will post bulle-
tins at it's Office on Fourth street. In
dications are thai the first ballot will
be taken today.
The Tribune has been giving a
complete report on both the Progress
sive and Republican gatherings.
There is nothing too good for our
readers, 'I
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-09
BULL MOOSERS
DETERMINED TO
HAVE ROOSEVELT
Delegates Not Inclined to Delay
the Nomination Very
Long.
LEADERS HAVE HARD
TIME TO CONTROL THEM
M'DONALD KISSED,

M'DONAIO HTSSEO.
Former Congressman McOon.
aid Of Michigan closed a speech
by saying that the only message
to send to the republicans was,
"to tell them to 90 to hell and
tell them to do as they damn
pleased" The delegates plainly
disapproved by kissing, though
there were some cheers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-09

SIDE STEP ON
SUFFRAGE ISSUE
Indorse Principle, But Declare
States Should Settle Contro.
versy Themselves.
WIN POINT, THEN
LOSE OUT AGAIN
Wagon Load of Umbrellas, Hair
pins and Ribbons on Michi-
gan Boulevard.

Chicago, June S.-Woman's suffrage
ran curious course today in the Re-
publican convention. First denied a
place in the platform, then accepted
as a party plank, without reservation,
it finally found its resting place in
the Republican resolutions as a favor
ed proposition in principle, but with
the provision that each state should
settle the wonlan's suffrage question
for itself. The plank offered by the
newly formed Woman's party, which
would have pledged the party to the
so-called Susan B. Anthony amend
ment, was rejected. The plank adopt
ed conforms more nearly to requests
made in resolutions by the National
American Woman's Suffrage Associa-
ton As incorporated in the plat
fern, it reads
.. Suffrage Plank?
'"rhc Republican party, rcaffirming
its faith in government of the people,
by the people, and for the people, as
a measure of justice to one-half of
the adult people of this country, fav-
ors the extension OF suffrage to wo-.
men, but recognizes the right Of
each state to settle this question for
itself
Dizzy Moment.
The pendulum swung first one way
and then another, gloom or jubilation
reisned in the ranks of the women,
who carried their plea to the conven-
ton yesterday.
The first decision that five of tho
subcommittee of the Republican resO-
llti0ns committee had voted against
the recognition of women's suffrage
in the platform, and four had favored
it, came early in the day. There was
a hurried marshaling of the friends Of
suffrage, and three hours later, the
resolutions committee as whole
voted Is to Il in favor Of recognizing
the principle of woman's suffrage.
The joy was short-lived, for within
half an hour, word came that the roll
CONTINUED from Page Two.)
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Hughes Name Not Broached in Early
Hours of Meeting; Prospects Seem
Bright for an Agreement; Both Con
ventions Ready to Proceed With
Nominations.
TALKS BEAR HUNTING
WITH REPORTERS AT HIS HOME
BULLETIN-2:45 A. M.

The conference committees of the progressive and
publican conventions adjourned at 2:30 A. NJ. They
nounced that they would not meet again until after
sons today of the conventions. The only statement
they would make
I'VE report progress sl
The conference harmonious. When the discus. W
sion of candidates came up, the only man named by
the progressive committee Colonel Roosevelt while
the republicans suggested various favorte sons-Fair
banks, Hughes Root, and Others
Oyster Bay, June S.-Colonel Roosevelt stl main
tans the position that nothing has developed the sit
uaon at Chicago which requires his presence there and
there indications tonight that he making
preparations for the trip The correspondents
ceived usual at Sycamore Hill by the Colonel He
tertained them with the story of how he shot the first
bear and also invited them to visit his private den,
where he displayed Of his trophies of the hunt
Chicago June SThis the situation it eptomzed
of the confees after the republican confer
had been a little than an hour: A
"The utmost harmony prevailed in the meeting
Republicans impressed with the apparent desire Of tho
progrcssives to reach agreement.
No except Of Colonel Roosevelt had been mention
Prosrcssves while showing preference for Colonel Roosc
vc for tic nominee did not they would not support
other
The of Hughes had not been mentioned. n.,aq
Encouraged by the happy opening OF the confercnc
said the concrecs most Of the night
til they had reached tangible complete disa
Gccnen
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lin, YenFpnirung
Sudieu geitern beridisoene Tifslie'
Der Der 6eueriuebr nad).

Sitcr6eitsoireftcr isriebInrSer ipur.
oen seitern bon ben nafdtebertoell
Witglebsrn Der itdbtiifen Geueripsbr
@eiute Inn ibre Peniionirung iinter.
breitet:
aapitdn George Sonoban BON Der
SpribentompasnieHo. 8, Der felt 1896
Der 6euertpebr angefsst, mill aui
@ruRb Don gerlesiin1en peniiorirt
.uereen. Die er gelegentlih zines Seu.
ers an Der 2uolo,p nlo Clifton slue.
oor orei Sabrerl oapoiitrllg.
George gIarttenbuebler, 9eiter.
lnanI in Der aonpagnie SO 1S. Ger
felt % Sabren Ger SeiierDebr ansc.
bort, iudt slsidfaas I'm peHiionis
rung nad), eberio ipie @aIter San.
lou, BON Der aontpagnie 500. 10, bsr
auF eine 34iabriae Gie,iBeit suriid.
tliden fam ilno goiparo Star6irS.
ser &c Sabre lang Der 5elierpebr all.
gebort.
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8autouin,ifdr
sGht iueaem gamiallisteit siaen Ter.
iOHenamfsns i'm 3latbbaus auher
yetrieb ietsn.

sfuf slnorSnling Ses ita6tiidcn
gaufomniiidrs Meubiss muroe &c.
iiern elmer Der "su;dige i'm @atbbauie
wegcn nngcb!ider @auidllisfet aiIBer
yctrieb aeiest ilHo es lit bic @abr.
ifeinIiffcit porhanben, Sab nit oen
beioen anoeren aiif3iisen benrn1dit
in aleid)cr @eife perfabren piro, es
ici ocnn. CAB ons 5inanJfoHmlittee
SeS Staoiratts iif baiu bealiemt cine
ibm felt geraumer 3cit uorlicgenoe
Sroinanj. bcm Staotrntb etnpieblenS
einSmberidten itto bieie Sroinall5
pcin gtaoirorb ansenonunen pirb.
2ie Srbinan5 iicbt Die gerausga.
bung BON $1,000 fir Die Separatur
inlo Snitanoiesuna Der brei @erioner-
aiif3iipc Dor imo NOR alf gernniai.
lung BON ,Serrn sienoigs eingercidt
l,eroen, nafbent feline Snipeftpr.n
crmiiielt Eaten, baB Die aui5iige
Srinaenb Der acparatlr beoiirfer.
Ia cas- Sinait3fomnliiee. In oeiicn
SinScn Die GroiiIan5 lid beiinoct
bic sad,c alii Gle laise ganf seid,o.
ter rat. lieB !Serr Henoies oen bau.
ialligei perionena,ii5ns eeitern anbar
s'eiricf iebeit nnb tbeilte ,n eleider
3eit ocm ar5eitsoireftor Sorlrbcrgc-
nit. bnb ncnn nift bi,inEen gang
fprser 3eit Die ongeoroneten 9iepara.
tiren IN slitgriff gencnrnen ipiirSen,
or aud ben Getrie5 Der teiben anns.
rem auf3iise rnteriasen iuiiroe.
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genannten Sauie tpobnen. Wie bi.
Ra6barn, dnf bersn 8eranlaNung BIZ
polisei Der Ri9fer'iden Wobnung ii.
nsn geiud afitatteie, psriidertsn, mar
ss bic aan5e Pa6t 5ismli1 leb6af.
bel ben Ridters 5ugsganeen unb segen
Win.aen tpar Der Rabau infcl9e bes
ebeiiden 3tuiites Elm bsrdriigsr, bab
bic 9oli5ei rediirirt ipurbs. 2lls bic
poli5iiien an Crt unb Stelle sinira.
len, Idb bic Wobnung aug ipie Elm
S6lahtfelb ndh elmer Iorgfdltig pors
bereitetsn Cfisniips unb ouberbem snt.
bedten bic polisiitsE ipobl iSrau Rid.
ter. a6sr nidt ibrsn 5trrn 0smabl.
SdlieBIi6 tpuroe Rifisr, pis bic
poIisiiim bsbauptsn, unisr bsm gett
snibtdt unb beiom. ais sr ben patrol.
ipu9en beiieiaen iollfe. sinen Obns
mafisanfal, norauf sr nat benz
itdo!iihen 6oipital asbradt ipuroe.
er erholte fi9 iebr balb unb iianb
bann suIammen init ieinsr Gattiu
Dor Ri6ter qlsranbsr, Der Ri4tsr
gu elmer 0elbiira;e bon $40 unb SO,
ten perurtbeilte, ipdhrenb Jrdu Hid~
ter nit ben iuspsnbirtsn Soften bas
DpNldm.
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Smitb Strabe sriinblia absepaiher,
Dorauf bann bic Wannf6aften BEG
StrabenreinigungsDepartements no6
cine sriinbli4e Sduberuns pornabs
men. 9iefes @robreinema9en tit eine
Der @oriidtsmabregeln, tpelds BON
ben ftGbtii6en geb0rben setroffsn
Deroen, I'm bas @uftrstsn Der eptoes
miidTn ainoerld6mune gu perbiitsn.
= MOsIihertpsiie pirb f6 bag
SberItadtsgeri9t no9mals nit Der
5rage Der @ultistsit Der i'm april ,.
3. ron ben8ireern neutrality-suspicious.
ausgabe bon 81 ,250,000 fir paris
alpede beiddftisen. Wie StaDtanlpaIt
Groom aeftern srfubr, itanb pas Rits
tertollesium, als tiir3lih bic Qusgabe
tur urtgiiltig ertlGrt puroe, neil fs
nur eine eiufa6e WaiOritGt uHD fetne
3peIbrittelmaioritdt erbalten bate,
brei gu orei, pdbrenb Ri9ter BaHna@
mater ni6t 5ugegen mar. Snfolgebsis
len pia 6err 9room periu4en. oen
Seri9tsRof 5u elmer nodmulisen Grz
pdsunq au oeranlaiien.
- 0as Stubtratbstommittee fir
gsleu9tung belhdftigte ii6 geiterH
nit Der proiettirten gpuleparo6eleuhs
tlInq fiir perI6teoene Straben i'm
Stootcentrum. Td4 Der porIdufiaen
S9dBunq bes Stqbtelettriters aleine
peroen iih bic Soften fir Die Staot
laberlid, I'M runo $4500 bDber nacb
Der Ginfiibrune Der geleuttung itels
lsnj lpdbrenb natiirli6 bic tnterefiirteu
9ausbefBer au6 gdH3 beoeuteno bei'
iteuern miifen. Die Union 8as G
@Iectric &c.. nil fir iebe Der su tns
itaIlirenoen TIC gouleparoldmpen $40
pro Sabr bdben, aber bieler preis
tpIrb fur 81 bod anseIebeu uno es
perben in ben nd6iten 5aeen Ron,
teren5en 5piiheu bem prdiibeHteu
6reeman Der llnipn 8as &c electric
so. uno benz Staotelsttriter aleine
Itattftnoen, I'm ipern mDglth, eiuen
ntebrigeren preis feft3uiesen.
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eterbH@feitsberibt.

Gsors. Gropes, 56, Bennington. g.;
Gebtrnf6las.
Warsar.t DeHel, SO. 1417 Gin
Strabs; arsbs.
Nassie W.per. 26, 9etb.sba 90!
ipital; 9unasnent3iinoung.
Sobn Rolfs, SO, 807 Matfon Ctr;
Rierenlsiosu.
katherine ases, 3, 2154 Mcasar
4penue; Rier.ntiben.
gBilliam Steiner, so. 4575 Samils
ton atpenue; 5sr5leiben.
Qouis aans, SO, 230 2ablOtp Str.;
9er5leibeH.
Dilliam S'grien. Al. 434 5pptini
StraBe; aubsr.uloie.
yselIie Ritbsrldnber. 36, GA Sit
Clifton apenus; arebs.
Sobn gapsr, 75. 1852 WeittDoOr
2lpenue; 3udsrrubr.
anna Gratsuitetier. 65, 2917 Cor.
mann 2lpenus; 3udsrrubr.
Eaul asblsr. 73, 1852 State are.;
@ehirni6lag.
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Yierte uno 2saee 5traee.

= Die Spislplab Wiitter 2isd
bat geitern Elm Shreiben an bic Bart.
beb0rbs ssiaubt, in iusldem Oasssen
proteitirt piro, bab bic purtbebDroe
9sIoer fir ben neuen 9offner Spiel
plaB in Rortbiioe uno ben 6. Strdbs
SpielplaB in Sebamsoius oeraussabt,.
neil brei Rreits ldngsr bejtebenos
SpislpldBe nod INNER niht bic mo-
tbise 4usriiitung beiiBen unb porerlt
beriidiibtigt iperoen Ioqten. Gs iino
bisIes Der SuI6ert SpielplaB an Der
Yort uno 6reemun 4pe., Der 6annd
Spielplas an Der WcUtiden 2loenue,
unb Der 5urtep Ri5ge Spielplas. Der
partbeb0rbe itebsn fir SpielpldBe nur
nod $4,000 aur 9erfiiguns uno Die
Nitter 2isa 1T Der glnii6t, bab bic
ie Summe fir bic sendnnten bret
SptelplGBe perausgabt peroen iollte.
2aut oem geriht Der itaatlitea
SteuertommiFion lit bic steusreins
i6dsuHe Der Cincinnati C suburban
geQ 5sIspbun 60. in bieiem Sabre I'M
S1,122, ,24O b0ber als pergnNsenes
Sa6r. Der Stsusripsrtb fir 1916 tit
nit $12, 15S,540 anseisBt gegea SILL
036, 300 fir 1915. Die Gefammtetns
iadBuns aler 5elep6on 9eieaitals
ten i'm Staate lit $87, ,073, $50 ober
5irta 81 Nilionen boRer se9en 1915.
- Die 3eiduunssn fir ben gepIani
ten Rsubau oes guIineb Uen's Club
lauien in pislperbeiBenber 3abl ein.
Die rften Observation-Disclosures iino
ii6erIfrittsn, oenn Der ioipeit ge5eids
nete Sonos bate big geitsrn Wltttug
S201 800 erreitt Gr<Ssnator Bur
ton, gbrenmitgIieo pes Stubs, bat
500 seaeihnet.
- Die Wulftange Safe 60, peldIe
bic 9lrbeiterbale 6etrsi6t, III nit tbrem
@eIu6 um 9erlegung ihrer siaens
na6 1920 2odlanb 2lpenue in Cur
tbase abssbljst. Der Plab befinpet F6
neutrality-suspicious.
segeniiber uno ods 2i5ensgeIest buIoet
feline DirtbIaaften innerbalb 1000
6uB BON elmer lanoptrt6I IhdFtlthen
ausitelung. Ndn entoett ale 5ase
neue S6Dnbeiten am 9i5snsseIes.
@mil @rrgiH bari d6er ieine 8trtbs
idaft bon 1000 So6n Strabe Hd9
1874 Gsrtral qpe. perIegen.
- Der Tdbtii6e gauinfpettor SEQ.
stenbies bat sciterR bic folserbeu
WtietbstaIerneu peeen gouidaiateit
tonbemnirt: 20. 54S gyierion Strabe,
Gtgent6um bon Siaac GnsLdi!btr, uno
Rn. 1908 Gin Strabe, Gisentblun
BON 5rau S. Carrier,
- 9luf @eiiuns bes Si9erbeitss
birsttors 5rieblanber ipurben seite-n
glbenb bur6 5euertpebrleute bic Girai
fen stpifhen Der 5iiufteu unb Stebens
ten unb Der Central alrenue uae
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Gebnrfem.

Gbarlss uno Massis yrotpn, 1856
Wulter Strabe; anabe.
Jobn uHo 6arriet putboff, Ills
9ieblano glpenus; and6e.
Wiliam uHo 1eHie granb. 210
Doriep StraBt; WGbdeu.
Wiaiam uno CLARA Woebrinasr,
207 SistioR Sirabe; Mdbden.
Georss unc Catherine arefsr. 2119
Yapmiler Sirabe; apabe.
GeOrss uno pauIine WiFsl, 1928
Wuriel Court; Wdbfsn.
5snrp uno 5oa Rabm. 1017 Rids
monb Strabs; 4ndbe.
9eorse uno s5lcra Saat. 1857
Woore Strabs; anabe.
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SeS Nlorbes anaeflagt.

@cge1 ole Sarbtde FeIlic Sorfer,
sen Dln. 1912 @sponnIa StroBe, pur.
&c geiiern Don 2eiltuont gone Die Nh.
tidoe Hes Dtoroes erhcben. Sic MIRO
beid,ulbiat, am 6. ,ytai Den oerbdng.
riBuoaen S;huB obgegebcn 81 babsil
Der De MOB ocS 5orbigeu Rilep aei.
len nerltrinonte. llripriinglidb lpor ais
Der nnltbmdSlite Deorter Der ,Sorbtge
Ssiaian ,Sadicn uerbaitet poroen, DER
fann periifertc, bub oie aortcr ben
SdMB abgegebeu babe Gdrolii9in
muroc Die Iorter perhaftct uno Hltn.a
mebr lit secen Beioc eic GnfIage ocs
DtorSes erboben tporoen.
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MnS bens sNxxiaipaIgertds
Msbert Snnter nnter idmerer autlass
ben 0irokgeifpprenen iber,uieien.

9eri22 sabre aIts Robert 6unter
bon 30. 34O6 clifton 4penue bstann,
te fiM asitern Dor Rihtsr als1anber
i4ulbis ii4 seaen feline sissns, 1S
Sabre alts SGpeitsr. bic iid Sur 3eit
I'M 5tim Der Srsunblofen befinbst,
Derganssn gu baben, unb ipurDs
haraufbin untsr $4,000 8irsIGaft ben
GrrbseiHuorsnsn iiberpisitn. gDdfs
renb bsr 9srbanbluns ipurbs Sunt,r
0uh uis elm guride ibentiii5irt, Der
Dor einis,n Monaisn. ipGbrsno sr cine
SafiiiraF. i'm arttiisbaus psrbiibte,
bort sinsn SslbitmorbpsrIua maht.
unb baun aus oem ltdbtiiden 5-fris
tai. ipobin er iiberfiibrt purbs, ents
tpifhtt,
Ter Sdnnipirib Satob Ssubert5
pen Ro. 1907 Gin Strabs unb o.r
GGaniffuner Saiob 9ibus Don Ro.
1893 Gin Girabs fpuroen ipestn Der
sttsns ssssn bas Sonntassgsjsb nm
i S25 unb Sie aoiisn btiirait.
Die 5drbige Gannit Sobnfon BON
Der 8ants allep. bic Spirituoisn obns
bic pOraefhriebsne 2issns ptriauft
battle, ipnrbe 5u elmer Gtlbfrnfs bon
500 unb Soften peritrtbeilt.
Mit tinsr g<Ibiirafs pon S. unb
Rotten tam bic Garbiss Gtbsl Das
uiels bapon. bic ben poliJiitsn Weib.
ols a IL tpsaeH 2runisnbeit psrtdfs
ten tpctIis. In ben arm bib. Die 4n.
sstinait mar gtitdnbis. fiigte iebcn
~ ibttr Gntfhulbiauns binsu. 'Dab
Ee anastsunien sslrsisn nnb infolsss
bsNen In finuIofs Mutb ssratbsn fti.
psliSiit Wsib leets, iucfiir e. bon
Ni4isr aiexanber btlobt ipurbs. fslbft
sin sutss Hort fiir bic ldrbias Elm.
Gin 8dmiiienirdpda. Der ii4 ses
Tern ~ friiber Gtunbe I'M Sduis no.
610 Mep Neunte Gtrobe abfpitlts.
botte Dor Widier aItyanbsr Elm tleinss
Ta&fpitL Die Rcmbotidntsn iporsn
ber IS Jdbre afie gorl Nihter unb
isius N Jnbre Glis beHsrt46Iite Gmis
lie Wi4tey bic dIs Gdnser unb Sob
Isy IN 9abarets auitystsa unb IN BEN
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sdranbe los.

0eiltnant 9lrata nabm geitern ciuei,
ornren 5cuicl in Der Capitalization
ieit. ser ieinen ysamen ais Sobn
SuIsmeper nusab. Ger 8eoauerlts-
;pertte fam in Gle Statiou uno itellte
,intcr anbcrem Die @ebouptilng ant,
SaB er cs getpeieu lei Der oen Seili-
idcn linteriec. .Sanoelsoanlpier iiber
oen G5ean geitoben 51tte. Slls-
ulcner. Der ieiuer sfnsabe not oboadD-
los iii. ipirb benz Vrobctridter porse.
fiibrt werben.
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90 M gurfbarbt 1918 Glgin
place, Der anr 30. glugliit 1910 an
Der Gilbert elbenie infoloeber giad,-
IaiiGteit eines aonbnfteHrs bon einer
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1ies mnS Sas.

= Grau Marp SOrton purbs ge=
tern bonn Siderbeitsbirettor 6rieo=
lanber sur atufieberin Der Bai6erei
TN itdbtiihen 9pipiidl ernannt. Wtt!
oem poiten 1T Elm Sabresgsbalt Don
$1,000 unb freie Station perbunben.
Grdu 9orton ptrb bic Na6folserin
pon Grl. SoIepbins 2ODett. bic tirss
lid refgnitte.
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,Sar tieI ilno babel eiileit Sdloel'
brnA crIitt, battc besbaIb eirc alaDe
iiber $4,000 seaen Ole Cine. Grac'
tom 60. cingereit,t. Bel Der erite,
0erbanbliing Dor Ni6ter Gitibing 90.
Lcn bic @eihlpcrellen elm Yeroift
iiber $1,000 5li ieiilen @uriten a6,
bod, lpurbc onsielbe bon benz Nid)ter
aui $4,000 reou8irt. Ganit nod nitt
3uiricbeit legte Die 5raetion so. BE.
rliiiala ell mo Sas glppellatbonsgc.
ridlt beipilligte einen neuen Sro5eB.
Yci oiciem gnbcn Die @eidaporenet
ees 9iihtcrs T. z, ,Soiiman ein Ser.
Diff iiher $7125 ab. bas Don benz
giid;.cr cbcnfalls ino 5mar oitf $500
reelBirt .piirbc Gine 5lpeite 8erlifling
ipirSe er6cben mo gcltern eiltihieo
oas glppcIlaticns9eridt, oab Ger SID,
ger IiG nit $4,000 Buirieben geben
miiIie. anberilioas oas gerOift rnlgc'
iioSen unb ein neiler Pro5eB beipilllgt
Deroen ipiir0c.
gta blnB g den.
gli3abetb slntipm lit Seitaments'
ooQitreder bon 2mprenee 5. anbDan;
Berionalien $500, @rlnoei9entbunl
$500.
SSoiept GaiIcu lit RaMabnerlpalier
BON 9cniiis 9oiIep; @rmbeigeiltbunl
$1,000.
sllna 0uitfem0Ier lit 9sahlaBper,
!ualtcr Don Barney a1mfemoller; Rer.
ionalicn 5000.
2cuiie Goot lit 5eltamentsboaitre-
ferin BON II. 0enrp s. Goof; ascric'
nalien $1,000.
sl0a g. g,rauotnp lit @adhabperpal'
term ben Smogcne 89ite; Eeriona.
lien $i0O.
Ger perionIife 9,adlaB 6esi Soiepb
aoenig betrast S32, ,534.05.
VI. 8. Wel0enball lit 5etaments.
pollitreder Don Salon 8. Wlerlbenbal {;
Ierionalien $1,000.
glrtbur 9oben iii 9tad)laBoerpaltcr
Don Nina @iping ;4erionalien 1916,
@rlmbeigentmm $500.
8. 4. Rntternnn lit 9iaflaBDenpdl'
ter BON Bollin s. 8aiiep; YerionalieI
$1,000, L@rlutoeigentbum $4,000.
geri6ieoenes.
gluf @rlnib Der sppropriirung ge.
miiieu @ri,noeigelttbuns al 2inpooo
Moab baben sSoieph 2. @rapoon II.
u. eine stlage iber $2400 unb Garrp
9. 5erris cine iold)e iiber $500 &C.
gen Die Staot Cincinnati eingereitt.
Sernlan 3 glpers flagte eine Sy.
potbefioroeriin1 iiber $3.50 geeen go.
Duro n. Siif,ler elm.
9bas. g. 9ii6enbah erlangte Gin
llrtgeiI iibcr S2l3.30 gegen Ben $.
gl6ler.
@aarp ~. sJfoore bat cine SorSe.
ritng iiher $726.2S ge8eI Sluton
Bros. eirsetlagt.
Souis ). goleman flaste cine Sp.
potbefioroerling iiber $24OO gegen
Chris. Iuoersbailier elm.
Gaa RoSgers alias Sulia Snlit!,
oes GtraBenrmites auscflaat, Surite
iih aeitern ocs ifdtliten aHgriris
iduIoig beteniten itno wairbe 81 orei
Nonaten sSniI. ictoie 800 uno SO.
item ocuirtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-12
Das alibsiannis Oslitatsifsns@s.
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Weis.cr ,piro iih irenen ieine aItc
shmSihdft oaieIbjt beeriiben ~ fon.
nen. Eel, Canal 60t6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-02
MONMOUTH

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Sanborn on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Agnes Howard of Waterville
and Guy E. Rich of Canton are visit
Crs at Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Towards
for a few days.
Miss Leah Crosby of Pennington
Normal school is at home with her
paernts, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Crosby,
over the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Cram entertained
on Thursday large Thanksgiving par
ty. including their sons and daughters
and grandchildren.
Miss Randella Willard of Auburn is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Willard, over the holiday.
Lamont Leech, Henry Elliott and
William Leech have returned from a
hunting trip in Patten. Each brought
with him one deer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-02

halla, N. Y, is the guest of J. Orville
Sleeper.
Miss Edith Jacques of Roxbury,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Blanche
Nichols.
Prof. I. Oscar Winslow of Provi-
dence, r. l., is the guest of his son,
Harold Winslow.
Harold Lovejoy. who is in the en-
ploy of l.. H. Millspaugh, went Thurs
day to his home in Sidney where he
was a guest for the day.
Miss Sage of New York, secretary
of the Y. w. c. A., was in town on
Wednesday and visited the State Y. M.
G.. A. camp Miss Sage has been visit
ing Y M. c. A. |buildings in different
cities in New England and left for
Brunswick where she will visit friends
for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Longfellow
entertained as Thanksgiving day
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Healey
and daughter AlVa.
Wyman Hervey and Miss Addie
Comstock were guests Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Titus and baby
of Winthrop were Thanksgiving guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sleeper and
family went Thursday to Manchester
where they were entertained at the
home of Willis Wing.