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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
BIJOU THEATRE
WEDN ESDAY
w. N. JOHNSON, Manaaer

WEDNESDAY
"The Laurel of straightforward
three parts.
"a Family acknowledgement come.
dy with Kate Price
THURSDAY
"Stingaree".
Arline's Chauffeur -Biograph drama.
"The Prince in Dlsguise'-Every one
loves Bobby Connolly.
FRIDAY
Son the Little Mill e"-Essanav.
featuring Nell Craig and Thomas Com
merford.
"The Lost Messenger Jungle
Zoo.
Lubin comedy.
SATURDAY
"The Mystery of Room 1874 part
Edison drama. All Star cast.
Between Two Fires"-Vitagraph
comedy-Kate Price and Flora Finch.
MONDAY
"Friend Wilson'S Daughter"-3 part
Edison story of Colonial days History
has described places and persons, yet
left them strangers; where history
failed, the story of "Friend Wilson's
Daughter" succeeds.
"a Night in Old Spain. Lubin drama.
Essanay drama.
TUESDAY
"The Goddess" ~ sr Eas' ~
1.-THE Print of the Nails'-Selig all
star cast, q story of politics. the under
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
We Are MOVING

Our Second Hand Business to
e. G. Wilson's building on Portland
Street, opposite H. Waite & Sons
store, where it will be handler for
you to come in and see our goods.
We won't attempt to enumerate
all the articles we have tor sale, for
they are too many. but we will say
the variety includes articles of: Fur
nlture, Stoves, Sewing Machines,
Bicycles, Firearms. Musical Instru-
ments, Carpenter Tools, Farming
and Gardening Tools, Harnesses,
Camera, Motor Boat, etc, etc.
Come in and see, at the new loca-
ton. If you find what you want
the price will surel y suit you at
I. B. ELLIS
Second Hand Emporium
Portland ST., Near.the depot
Morrisville, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
Universalist

On Easter Sunday, Lamoille Comman-
derry Will attend this church in body. A
double quartet will furnish music and
the sermon will be appropriate to the
occasion. 1t is hoped on this occasion
every parishioner will fill the call to wor-
ship and make this go to church Sum
day. The special music will include a
contralto solo, 1.-THE Lord Is Risen" with
violin obligato by Mrs. lila Niles Jackson
and Alton Lawson, also the anthems,
'Triumphantly Sing"-Wilson; "Sing to
the Lord Glorious Song"-H. W. Petrie
and "As Christ Upon the Cross"-Bullard.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
Sears Addresses Brotherhood

About forty-hve men attended the last
gational vestry last Thursday evening
The company enjoyed social hour in
the church parlor, folio wing which sugar
on snow, plain doughnuts and pickles
were served, the sugar, which was of a
high quality being made by A. E. Grant
at the Terrill sugar place.
Following the supper, President Ho we
introduced Prin. J. Thatcher Sears, who
gave talk upon "The European Strug-
gle. from the Viewpoint of History" Mr..
Sears used a map of Europe to illustrate
his talk. 1t was a masterful and scholar
ly effort and one of the most instructive
upon a matter Of vital interest ever
heard in Morrisvile.
w. H. rowne is installing a fireplace
at the home of Glenn A. Wilkins.
Wesley Demas of Syracuse. N. Y, has
been visiting old friends in town the past
week.
Mrs. J. Thatcher Sears returned Sat-
urday evening from a visit Of a week in
Melrose, Mass, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick W. Brown.
There will be an Easter season supper
at the Methodist church next week We'd
nesday night at the usual hour. 1t will
be served by the Baracca class and a
most cordial invitation is extended to
an. Fs3. Ga1s5a ciIrr r~e,,,r,~r..
Mrs. Jordan w. Lambert formerly
Miss Bernice KendalD is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Sarah L. Kendall. She will
visit her brother Rufus, in Boston, and
sister, Lillian, in New York. before re-
turning to her home in St. Louis, Mo.
A special Easter supper will be served
on Friday night at the Congl vestry by
the United Workers, assis ted by members
OF the Unity class. Special arrangements
are being made and an invitation is ex-
tended to all. Music will be furnished
by the school orchestra.
A. A. Niles. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Will
Rims, Mrs. Nina Foss, Mrs. Mabel Fay,
Mrs. Nellie Stone, Mrs. Martha Aims
worth and Mrs. Hannah Taylor went
Monday to Burlington to attend the an
nual State Encampment of the 6. A. R.,
w. X. c. and S. of V. Auxiliary.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
CARD OF THANKS

1t is with sincere gratitude that we ex-
tend to the many neighbors and friends
our deep appreciation for the many acts OF
kindness shown us during the illDess OF
our loved one and IN the great sorrow
We wish especially to thank the members
of the @. WI. u, g. C.I. A, and Lamoille
Lodge, N. e. o. p, for the thoughtfulness
and sympathy shown by the beautiful
floral remembrances, and all others who
contributed flowers,
MRS. NELLIE RUSSELL
AND FAMILY.
Morrisville, VT, April IS, 1916.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
MorrisviIle Universalist Church Note.

Next Thursday. evening we will observe
the anniversary of the Last supper Of oar
Lord with his disciples. A good attend
ance is desired.
A circnlsr letter Of greeting and "the last
call for the Easter offering goes forth
today. Let every loyal christian heart
respond and his money will be used at
home" Tor whatever purpose you care to
state.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
Extra Freight Wrecked Sunday

The east bound extra freight was de-
layed at the curve, about 100 rods east
of Tenney bridge, several hours last Sun
day afternoon, when three cars left the
rails. The cars did not go over the bank
once from St. lIohnsbury, bad the cars
evening.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
EASTER EXERCISES

The local churches will observe Easter
with appropriate sermons, special music
and exercises by the pupils of the several
Sunday Schools. We give below the pro-
grams to be carried out:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
Episcopal

Episcopal services will be held at the
Grange hall Easter Sunday at 8 p. m. at
which time evening prayer and sermon
charge of the service. pa,Sas
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-04-19
Costly Chinese Custom.

1t is estimated that $10,000,OO0
worth of gold is destroyed annually
by a Chinese custom of burning small
pieces of gold leaf on certain anniver.
saries.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
he national joy smoke

h. The Natchez News-Democrat says: The
motion picture theatre vi the Natchez
Amusement Company opens next week,
it is announced. Manager C. II. Newell
has Just returned from New Orleans.
where he completed arrangements ior a
splendid film service.
Great interest has been aroused in the
contest to name the theatre, and many
suggestions have been made. A prize of
$1,000 in gold and six months pass
will be awarded to the winner.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28

We regret to learn of the tragic
death by suicide, of Ernest Galbreth, of
Lake Providence, a most deserving young
colored man, who for more than % wears
has been continuously employed by Mr.. ].
N. Turner on the Banner Democrat.
Ernest was faithful reliable and efficient
printer and possessed Mr.. Turner'S entire
and that gentleman will
probably never get another man to suit
him as well as this young man, whom he
trained in his Office from early life.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
SINGULAR THINGS m pLue4E JOSEPH. "a
i.Sd, isstiI men seuosL.


|, 51ts
YET tiie'piural Of moose shodld never be
meese.
You may find lonesome mouse or a
whole lot OF mice;,
But the plural of house is houses, not
hice,
If The ploral of man is always called
men,
Why snoaldn't the plural of pan be
called pen?
The COW n the plural may be called cows
or kline,
But bow, ii repeated, is never called
bine,
Aad tae plural OF vow is vows, not
vine;
And il speak OF a loot, and you show
your .eet,
And give you boot, would pair be
called beef?
Ii one is tooth and :. Whole set are
teeth,
Why shouldn't the plural Of booth be
cs-.ieu beetn?
II Inc sinsul&r's this a. the plural is
these.
Should The plural OF kiss lie n;,k named
.eee.
Then one may he that, and three would
y those, ~,
Yet ha- in rha Mural youid never he
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
Cut Your Store Bill
Down One Half

Tens OF thousands o. fa:-nc-s Ss wei 10
town and city folks Gu. down their store
bills onc-half last year and saved money
in spite Of generally short crops and re-
dUccj Wages. -s- =
Absolutely millions of j.ol.srs yfse
saved and countless families Iigc1 sfsses
tim ever before in the face ci the cs,,,0o
crisis and general business depression.
How were these cumbersome store bins
Gu. '4s~n? By TIC real money saving
power Of good homo gardens, rightly
p'srtod end kep. p.an.ca. and .sa,-1
tl.rozgh the season 7 ~
Hastings 1919 Seed cassl1gsr ttlsfow
to CT. store Ibis 10 IN, tess s.c-s. ssfr-
en- and iann seeds OF Kinds ard .qr-l-
ny .hai cannot be bought from ysrs ,ner-
han. ~ druggist. rs fG,l % r1-5cr crs
farm information. IT. free II you = <
for IL. Write for i, now. n. G. HASTINGS
CO. AiiSr.x. ca laGst)
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
DlRIn ND DElIn cfRTInel1Es INST

The Louisiana State Board OF Health
has issued the following letter Of instruc-
tion to all local registrars and We publish
for general infornation:
| The law requires that birth certificates
MUST BE SIGNED by attending physi-
clan, or midwife; if neither are present
then by the father and they MUST BE
SIGNED BY THE LOCAL REGIS
TRAR.
Death Certificates MUST BE SIGNED
by The physician last in attendance upon
deceased and they MUST BE SIGNED
by the andsr!aker, or person acting az
undertaken. The Death Certificate
MUST ALSO BE SIGNED by THE 10
CAL REGISTRAR.
On Tuesday, January 18th, Master
Magruder Smith celebrated his fifth
birthday by entertaining his little friends
and playmates at most delightful little
party at his home on the plank road
The house had been artistically decorated
in honor Of the occasion and the honrs
were most delightfully."- spent in the puT-
suit of games Of all kinds, which contri
buted so much TO the pleasure Of every
title lady and gentleman present. Ats
signal from the little hosts mother, Mas
ter Magruder offered his arm to little
Miss Winans Drake and this handsome
little couple led the procession into the
dining room to an inspiring wedding
march on the vicirola, where delicious
refreshments were served on a tsstefully
arranged table, in the center Of which
stood beautifully decorated cake, con-
tanning five tiny candles, emblematk OF
the number Of milestones in the little
mans life. Carefully concealed in the
cake were ring, dime and a thimble,
and when cut the ring was captured by
Master Beverly Baxter, the dime by
Master Oliver Watson and the thimble
by Master James Johnston. And at the
end of most pleasant evening the little
bid reluctant adieu TO their
gallant little host and departed for their
several homes, carrying happiest recoIlec-
tons OF delightful day and fondest
.ood wishes for his future life.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28

, Bishop Thoburn, who has long been
noted for his spirituality, recently said:
eve need great revival of religion and
l believe it is coming. The religion of
the present day is not deep enough"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28

The Gazette was unable TO obtain
the vote Of Tensas parish on the
State ticket, all records being sent to
Baton Rouge.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
CONGRATULATIONS TO Mr.. PLEASANT.

As soon a. Col. Pleasant 5 sweeping vic-
tory was known here the following tele-
gram OF graduation was sent him
from ST. Joseph:
Hon. K. q. Pleasant,
New Orleans, La.
We extend to you or hearty congrat-
nlations on your magnificent victory
with best wishes for final success.
Jos. Curry
w. NJ. Davidson
Il. +. Newell
G. II. Clinton
Louis Buckner
D. f. Ashford
B. f. Young
st. Joseph, La, Jan'y 26, 1916.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
Yrespass Notice.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
LOCUST WOOD plantation in Tensss
Parish is posted against hauting and general
trespassing. Entering upon land il positive
ly prohibited and violators will be vigorously
prosecuted.
(Signed) THos. II. DANIEL.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining in the st. Joseph Post Office FOL
the week ending January ~, 1916.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28
LETTER FROM BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

GNV" 0EfV1HW1uN IWANNGIUs
Mr.. H. c. Elder the popular life insurance agent
leans and who well known in ensas
sh last week and handed following clipping from
old journal found bis fathers papers beautiful
thought here displayed worthy reproduction ap
precaed by all who have read it, The letter Benjamin
Franklin to relative in letter coincidence
the latter on the death OF his (Frank6n's) brother
. PHILADELPHIA, May -, 1890
M DEAR CHILD
condole with you. We have valued rela-
ion but the will Of God and Nature that these mortal bodies
LAID aside when the soul lie It's
bryo statea preparation for living; completely born,
until lie Is dead Why then should grieve that a is
born among the lmmOrtas, member added
society? We spirits. That O0i, should
afford pleasure acquiring knowledge
to our elow-creatus kind benevolent of God!
When they become unfit for these purposes, pain
instead OF pleasure instead of aid
OF the intentions wic they
y kind and benevolent that provided NAV
rid Of them Death that We
partial daha manged and painful limb be restored
willingly cut off He who pucks tooth it freely
the pain with and he that quits body parts a.
with all pains and possibility of pains and diseases was liable
to capable of making him suffer.
Our friend and invited aboard pleasure that
to last forever His chair first ready and he
We could not all conveniently together why should
and be eved at this since follow know
where to find him. Adieu
BENZ. FRANKLIN.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28

Persons calling for the above letters will
please say Advertised, - and can procure
same by paying one cent for each letter.
L. E. BEAUBIEN, P. NJ.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-28

Guards have been placed on the
levees along the Fifth Levee District.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
Fred. A. Erschell,
eeidenbsitntter nnS Ginbaliamirer
7.E.YorR Str, 21e,pport, ,Gp.
.1eifptor: esrib SO rnb eonib 2ees.
aIerautria cffife: Siiano 557g2


- elmer .. Sanior6, Elm 6efann.
ter Sdriitieser, iuelf)er iriiber IN
gellerue gepofyirt bat, lit 1T ct.
:.ciiiS, WtoD geitorben. Sanforo mar
Der critic, tpelder an einer 9iiiotppe
EeBuaid)ine in Cincinnati georbeitet
hat. er mar als gorrnanm in oer
GmIbernen's ElrbIiibing 50. beifaf.
tigt gctreicii.
Ger Staatsailiualt 6. 3. Gis.
fin iuiro Beute 9lbeilo Dor Dem Belle.
hue Sol ser fat1oIiid,cn i5oriter cineiI
ycrtrag ii6er rarInliual,@ ,@eieee~
bnitcn.
0iabor Ginibp inio 6ns Staot.
rnthS aommittee fiir @eidngltiBmeicn
in Doptpn, untsriu6sn bic Jluft Der
,ntiprliir5enen @eiaugenen Soc ara-
5ier mo Jfid,aro MANSFIELD. 9ic
5ludt erideint im 70 ritbielbaiter,
als beioe 3ellet unb oas CS,eidngriB,
tbor teridIoiien iparerl nad,oem Die
9ei6en lire Sludt breits berperfltcI.
liDt batten.
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Mwfdue.

- Der 45 Sabre alte 2puig @eites
Ter bon RO. 3074 Golerain 2loenue
tam seitern Radmittag, ais er an Der
aenpon apenat lino Yahmi[ler Strabe
beim auslaben sines Gubriperts be-
iddftist mar, 10 unsliidlih au SaIl,
bab sr iih ben linfen yubtnc9eI
brad. Der 8erungliidte ipurbc na6
bem itdbtiihen SOfpitul aebrudt.
Der 41sidbrise @ei6eniteIIer
gdtrid ssolsD. 600 State glDenue, fiel
eeffern 2lbenb an Der 6. unb gurr
Strabe 10 unsliidlih ppn einsn Big
sour giitersuq, bab er sinen 8rut
Ses re6tsn JuBselents papontrus.
9atrol 4 brudte i'm nu9 Dem Belts
@trobe Soipitul-
- 2puis @eroIb, AZ Sabre alt.
eos Burns StraBs pObnboit, geriet6
aeIiern gldmittag in her Gabrtt Der
Ncbs MosDn Co., 1856 Central apes
nue. nit Der lintsu 2cnb IN sins Drsb.
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Beridt.
9rasiid)es OsidBid.
Sdualins itirbt in ben armeu ber
SHUTTER ani cinem StraHubabn-
iuagen.

ssrdi slnna griifmnn, BON 80.
312 @eit WscD1iden 9benue, Die l.dj
eeitern 8orrnittag init it,ren neinl
Mlonate alien SousfiHs auf Der
Ssabrt BON oem CT. cSoiepts sSiirocl-
bnus noh ibrer @obnnrrg befano,
mar es nifyt nerqonut. onS Sinh le'
bend nnd, Saiiie III briiigen.
Oos id)on felt eiritgen Boder
frGutcInoe 4nbp itarb urrtertpegs in
Strabenbab1tpngen uto als bic ae.
Whnter an Reebles Corner
ben Strabsnbnbnpagsu berlieb uno
ii5 BON bem bort itatiortirten Ser.
febrspoIi5iiten gu einenr IN Der Ndbe
ipobncnonl slr5t bringen Iieb, fonntc
oieier niir nod fcritatireH oaB oas
2cten ails cen fleiHen aorpr bereits
efltfIohen mar.
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Sentidler ganolueIlrperein.

sSn Der eeitrigen 8erIammluns beg
Deutf6en 2dnoipebrpereins, bic uns
ter 8oriib bes germ grnit @eber
un5 nit 6errn ADam SenbelbaA als
,Sstretdr in Der WaTbineton qlutt>
FORM ftattfanb, jteate 8unbesprdiia
rent Spermann ben GrIdienenen
6errn gDm. Ghnelle, 0ertreter Der
embargo &pnfsren5 bon Gbicaeo Dor,
Der li6 auf elmer Hunoreiie I'm Sns
tereiis Der QleitatiOn sssen ben @af.
feniddder 6efinost. 6err Sdnelle
bislt cine siinbenbe 9tniprdde, iporin
sr gang beionbsrs borauf biHtuies,
ipie notbpenbig es lei, bab bic 8risfe
an bic einsslnen aongreB 3eprds
fentanten unb Senatoren. fpDie bic
embargo poiitarten fobalb pie
m0eli8 unterSeidnet unb dbgefhidt
perbeu, 10 baB iie 5eitis in Daiqz
ingicn eintreifeH unb pislei6t ba5u
beitrasen, bic Refolution gu @uniten
Der einitelIuns bsr @dffens unb Mlu-
nitionienoungen CUR Mitimming unb
giinfiigen Grle0isung su brineen.
9tn bier srtrantte Dsitsliebsr purs
ben $28 als linterIiiibung dusbe3ablt.
Der qusf6ub, bem ss iibertragsn
tporOen mar, sinen pieuic plaB auss
finbig 5u MAIDEN, smpFabl, baB Uia>
des grope, Bomb Sin, fir Sonniae,
ben 80. Suil, bebufs 9tbbaltung bes
biesidbrioen @sreins picnics bsfsgt
lpsrbe. Die Gmpfeblung ipurbe gut
aebeibeu unb in Der ndhiten @ers
fnmmlung i6on fpirS elm 5eiiaus=
ibub ernunut iperhsn. On Der Sseits
lidteit oes 0rdoenifdbs Der fsrobiinn
9Oge .. 8. g., bic am II. Mdrs in
Glammg 5aqs, Cher Strabs ftattfinz
bet, lpirb ii6 Der @erein 10 tart pie
tnpaIid betbiliseu, fpdhrenb bic 3us
I9rift beir. beg 75siGbrigen Subj
Idums Der Ginfiibrung BEG bsutiten
llnttrrihts in ben bieiigsn Shulen
big CUR ndditsn @erIummlune suriids
esleat purbe. Serr 9ruhe bsridtete
als Gslegat gum .. u. Stabtpsrs
bnab iibsr bic lsbte @erIammlung.
Die Gtnnabmen bslisfen ii6 duf 500
unb bic @ussaten arf $2s. Dor
GdluB Der 8srfammiung mahte
prdiibent Websr nod narauf aufs
mertiam, bab in Der ndhiien 9srs
fammlung am IA. Wsdrs bic erits No=
minntion fir bic bsporitebenbe gsan=
.entpabl itattfinost. bebbalb eiue sabl=
rsi6e 9ethsiliguns ipiiniaenapsrtb
pdre.
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Der gtaStratb
Sic oOiuer 9liper ROaS 1T sesen bic
Ieitcnb HapiS Sraniit So.

Tie Wsitgliecr Der Conner Niucr
.Hoao esnprppelne1t sliiocintion ibei.
nen ctipas tpetterperOiihe Serren 5li
sein. Sn Der beiti9en Sisiutg oes
StaStratbs miro Elm Sbreiben Der
@eieIlid)aft porliegen, IN uelhem ncr
Staoiratb eriud)t miro, Der @eitenb
Rapio Irarriit Go, Die befnnntlidl
cine StraBenbabnlinie Bis rhlh Der
griiten unb Spramorc Strabe 6alten
min. teillen 5reibrieI sit gcplbrett.
Disber mar bic 9oiuer 9iiDer Hpao
ajiocinticn cine Der 9efiir1porteriIi.
iien ces 9ahnproiefts gepeierL 1T
iiunniebr ie6o1 ougeni9einlih anoe.
rem Chimes geiporoen. slliberoenl
ipir6 IN oein Sdreiben @ei@weroe
onriiber sefiibrt, oab bos @eiterIo a6-
ioIiif iiid,t in bein Ringbabnplan Der
SShncnparfcbrsfpmniiiIon beriifiiG.
tigt sporbeil lei. Sieie gehaliptimJ
,pliroe pont GtaStiugenieur fir a6io.
Iut hnItlos ertI1rt unS er ipies oar-
anf BIN, oab Die @eiten6 Sfapio
IrnnIit Co., Die befonrtlidy cine Der.
l1irgcra;ng Der Gntcinnoti, calprericc.
ourp lulo slurora 8alrdinie bauat
.piirbc, lid, ihriftlid, bereit erflirt
bntte. lire Sinie NIT Der stingbnbu in
Der Staot III perbutoen
Ger DaiincB alen's @iiib ioirie Die
Son0eIsf1lruner lteroen in 9ufd,ril.
ten ben gtabtrutb erii,fDen, bei ocr
onl rs. glpriI itnttfinSenoeii @afl
ben Stinrrngeterii MIR cine eifrSige
gcuonusaabc. ndnulid) bic fir oas
Shnli liIperfebrsproieft 5iir @ltbeiB.
una III iitlterbreiten.
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senisuren unteritabt, NIT Der gsrs
meifung fir bic projsftirts 1eipport
unp Mleranfrid Snttrurbon gabn
So. bsaonnen. Die eriftn 9ermeHunz
Gen eritrsdeu ii9 pon Der RefppOrter
StabtgrenSe bic gliding Bite entlang.
Der anipalt 6. 5. GralpForo
unb msbrsrs GdpiinIiiten baben ses
fern bas Grunbitiid. ais .Sbellep
slrms" btfannt, rura Nm. 9. pos
lanp &: 60. getanft. lleber ben I'm
tauFspreis purben ttins 2fuaaben ses
marht. Das senannis @runbitiid mar
friiber eigentbum beg Serrn G6ariss
Disbemann. Sol. Grn,pforS signet
bds gfltamont 5oisl. SR ben lebtsn
Wonafen iinb auf BEN @runbitid
bes Qltamont 5otels GusGsnbobruns
gen pcrgenommen iporben, bic eiinitiz
es RsIultats erseben baden IoGen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
gOuSfeaOiu sdmserdur.

Ger ejooofeaon S1ngerhor nil
6ie SaiGings3eit aud nift lilbenltbt
neritreiden lafien. er bat iid ben
Erin5en aarnepnl 81 einem Tlaster,
6all gelaoerL Der Salnitag, A. .@drL
i'm fIeinen Gaal bes 0entid)eil alil5s
itattfir6et. 9onlit Der Bring iidy aud
ii5er5eilgen fonn oaB Die @ooofeGop
Sdnger rtidt BLOB Die Sdleaenfappe
nit @ra5ie 5u tracen wiiiert ionoern
old elm frobes 2ieo 5u iingen pernIo.
.rerL lit ben Masfenbaa 81 elmer mn.
iifaliifen llnterbaltung erlueitert
lporben. SIN gelungenen @tnsfenider'
sen uno einem gefdaieen 2ie6eritraub
miro es oelnnah nift feblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
geoamermsiuert6e Gjreiiim.

Die SO Sabre alte Soispbine Dils
lart an Der 5inbldp unb Roce StraBs
ipohnbnft muBte seitern bon Der po'
li3ei, bic BON Radbarn berbeiserufen
tpprben mar, na9 bem itGbtti4sn
Soipital iiberfiibrt tperben unb nirb
Speifelsobne ror pro6atri6ter Cue
ters auf ibren @siites5uitarD bin uns
ieriuat ipernen.
Die @reiIin ipollte abicllt bas
Saus, in rpel9em iic ipobnte. in grano
itedsn unb mari gu bieiem 3ned brsn.
nenbe apblen auf ben JuBbooen, bis
Gadbarn auf tbr sreiben aufmertlanl
purosn unb bic Poli5ei bena4rt4tiS1
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-29
9entid,e ssarbftpffe,
8 eide fir Die Ser. Staa.
ten 6eltimmt iiuo, NJ OF.
len Die 9riten bur rh-
Iaiien.


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bon 5rpei 2aburgen iSorbItpffen I'M
@crtbe BON $5,000,000 bon 9fotter-
b1nr na6 ben Ser. Staateil eeitatteil,
ipie gotitnfter 9aqe Dem Stants.
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geaintell oegielben bpfferr, baB
Geittidlanb baS slushibr.8erbot IN
Oieicm Sale aufbeben lnlb Dem gr.
port ailgeben miro.
ltriterbaitolrnsen nit OeltifIon0
iinb iotueit erfolalos eefpeien, neil
Teutfhlanb I'M gIustaliid) nerifie.
ocne Sofen perIongte, tpeld)e BON
gnelanS als 9oruupuare erfI1rt nor.
oen itno. Die gerbanbIltngcn tperoen
pom bem 9otihofter @eraro m Der.
lin pieoer aiifgeaonuten tperoen.
Cine 2aorng ;Sarbitoffe tplIroe Dor
einiaen Monaten ourdpelniiel1, ol
oieieIben iiur fir 9irtoes- 1raddrbei.
ten perperroct merben ioaten. Gnu.
Iano peripraf, baniaIs, 5tpei mciterc
2oo,neen 5arbltoffe ourdBuIaiiell,
DeirtidJlanb tpeieerte lid, inoeiiau,
oen Grport 8usugebeit
@roBbritauilien 1T genau 10 iebr
Inn 6arbitcffe perIegen oIs oie Der.
Staaier uilo niele @ciurnpcae- Snbri.
fen niiiilen title Iteben.