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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-01
POSTMASTER.

nished on application either in per
son Of by mail.
EVERY WORKER WILL WIN.
This Is not voting contest
where only two or three can win.
Everyone will be rewarded accord
ing to his efforts. We never liked
voting contests. They necessarily
cause too many disappointments
and heartaches. Twenty per cent.
of ali money collected will be al
lowed to contestants, and besides,
each will have chance TO win one
OF the beautiful prizes.
OLD SUBSCRIBERS TO SHARE
BENEFIT.
And we are not going TO overlook
our old subscribers, the good fel.
lows who have kept our presses go
ing these many years. We are go
ing to treat them Just as well and
even better than the new ones. BY
paying UP arrearages they may sub
scribe a year in advance for $500
while this contest iS on. They,
however, must subscribe at the Of
flee. This offer to them will posi-.
lively end with this contest, just
the same as the reduced prices to
new subscribers will end with this
contest.
SEND IN AND GET AN Az
THoRIzATioN GARD AND a RE-
cElPT BOOK AND GO TO WORK.
YOU NEVER HAD SUCH AN
OPPORTUNITY BEFORE AND IT
MAY NEVER COME AGAIN.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-01
LONG PRISON TERM
FOR GIRL WHO ASSISTED
WAR CAPTIVE

BERLIN, May because she tried
to forward letter OF French war pris-
oner, Bertha Schumacher, factory
girl OF Noechst, has been sent to pris-
on for two years and six months.
The girl made the acquaintance Of
the French soldier in a factory where
he was employed. Friendship, if not
love, sprang up between the two.
When the Frenchman, who speaks
some German, learned that the girls
had relatives in Switzerland he i'm
plored her to aid him him in sending
letter to his parents. The girl con-
sented and mailed the letter to her
Swiss relatives, with the request that
it be forwarded to France.
The letter fell into the hands of the
censor and on examination it was
found TO contain many false state
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-01
APPLICATION NO. ssss.
Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters Of
the State Of Nevada.

Notice is hereby given that on the
10th day Of April, 1916. in accordance
with Section 50. Chapter 40. OF the
Statutes of 1913, one Arne w. Parus
of Edgemont, County OF Elko, and
State OF Nevada, made application to
the State Engineer OF Nevada for per-
mission to appropriate the public
waters OF the State OF Nevada. Such
appropriation is to be made from Deer
Creek, at point approximately in the
NWA OF SEA of Sec. IL. T. As N. R.
81 E., NJ. D. B. & NJ, by means Of
natural channel Of creek and laterals,
and 1.60 cubic feet per second is to be
conveyed to the NWA Sec. Is, T. As
N. r. 81 E., M. d. b. & NJ, by means
OF natural channel of creek and later
ais, and there used for irrigation and
domestic purposes from April LIST IN
til July 18th of each year.
Water not to be returned to stream.
w. NJ. KEARNEY.
State Engineer.
First publication, April 10, 1916.
Last publication, May 20. 1916.
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MRS. {. {. GAME
ELECTED OFFICER

Miss Anne Martin Of Reno was re-
elected president Of the Nevada Wo-
mems Civic League this morning at
the concluding session of the conven-
ton. The following vice-presidents
will assist Miss Martin: Mrs. NJ. S.
Bonnifield, Winnemucca: Mrs. George
8. Nixon, Reno; Miss Bird Wilson,
Goldfield; Mrs. w. ]. Gregory. Alamo;
Mrs. George Kaeding, Battle Noun
tain; Mrs. F. p. Langap, Virginia City;
Mrs. e. B. Yerington. Carson City;
Mrs. Rudolf Zadow. Eureka; Mrs. e. E.
Game. Elko: Mrs. Minnie Mcdonald,
Ely; Mrs. Pearl Kelz, Tonopah; Mrs.
A ]. Mccarthy, Hawthorne; Mrs. Eth
ell Frey, saltwater. Mrs. c. J. Con-
nelly, Wellington; Mrs. Walter Frey.
Gardnerville.
Other officers chosen were: Mrs. H.
H. Clark OF Reno, recording secretary;
Mrs. Nannette Payzant OF Reno. cor
responding secretary; Miss Minnie
Flanagan OF Reno, treasurer; Mrs. w.
H. Osmun Of Sparks and Mrs. Sardis
Summerfield of Reno. auditors. Mrs.
8. w. Belford was appointed chairman
Of the standing committee on educa-
ton which makes her a member of the
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-01
APPLICATION NO. -

Notice Of Application for Permission
to Appropriate the Public Waters
Of the state Of Nevada
Notice II hereby given that ON the
10th day Of April, 1916. In accordance
with Section 50. Chapter 40. Of the
Statutes OF 1913. one Victor F. Parus
Of Elko. County Of Elko, and State Of
Nevada, made application to the State
Engineer of Nevada for permission to
appropriate the public waters Of the
State Of Nevada Such appropriation
Is to be made from an unnamed creek,
sometimes called Winters Creek" at
a point on unsurveyed Land, approx
mately in the NW1k OF NEH Of Sec.
IS. T. As N. r. So E.. NJ. d. B. G n.
by means Of creek bed and laterals,
and 800 cubic feet per second Is to
be conveyed to the NWA of sen, NY
Of SWA OF Sec. Is. SEA of MEX.
M Of SEA, SWA of SEA and SEX
Of SWA OF Sec. IA, T. As N. r. 81
E. NJ. d. B. & NJ. by means of creek
bed and laterals and there used for
irrigation and domestic purposes from
April 1st until July 18th OF each year
Water not to te returned to stream.
w. M. kEA2SEY.
State Engineer.
First publication, April 10. 1915.
Last publication. May 20. 1915.
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Agricultural Society authorizing him
to make the necessary appointments
Of committees who will have charge
of the work OF bringing the big autumn.
nal show to successful conclusion.
Realizing the necessity for prompt
action and the danger Of delay so man.
ifest in the preparations for the fair
here last year. Senator Keddie at once
announced the selection of a corps of
excellent assistance to carry out the
objects of the society. - Churchill
Standard
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-01

ments which were to be published in
French newspapers. The prisoner
said he had been tortured to compel
him to work in German ammunition
factory. He works in calico factory
and was given employment there at
his own request with thirty other pris-
oners.
The girl who forwarded the letter
maintained at her trial that she did
not know the contents. but she was
convicted under the law forbidding all
intercourse with war prisoners.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-01
uHcALLED FOR LETTERS.

The following letters remain un-
called for In the Elko postoffice for
the week ending April 20. 1916:
Ladies': Mrs. S. A. Baldwin, Mrs.
Dessa Dunning.
Gentlemen: Gordon Bowlby. II. NJ.
Moss. Edw. Pami, Jesse Hyde.
When calling for the above please
advertised and pay one cent
for advertising.
POSTMASTER.
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executive board.

BY resolution OF the convention the
president was instructed to appoint a
committee of three to confer with the
governor and the racing commission
concerning the enforcement of the
laws Of the state. Mrs. NJ. S. Bonni-
field was appointed chairman of the
committee. Mrs. S. w. Belford a mem
Der and the other member was not
chosen today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-05-01
FALLON PREPARES
FOR STATE FAIR

The first step in preparation for the
State Fair to be held in Fallon some
time next fall were taken last week,
when Senator Keddie received a letter
from President Moffitt of the State
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OUR PROPOSITION.

Here is our proposition: We are
going to authorize number of
young ladies and gentlemen to re-
ceive and receipt for subscriptions
to the ELKO INDEPENDENT at
greatly reduced prices. We are 60
ing to allow our contestants or
workers twenty per cent. of all
moneys collected. TO the first con.
tcstant securing fifty new yearly
subscribers we will present 500 IN
GOLD COIN, This is the capital
prize. To the lady securing the
next largest number of yearly sub.
scribers we will present a hand.
some GOLD WRIST WATCH, Wal.
than make, fully guaranteed. TO
the gentleman securing the next
highest number of yearly subscrib.
ers we will present handsome
GOLD WATCH, Waltbam make,
fully guaranteed. To the second
highest lady we will present beau
tiful lax GOLD CHAIN AND
LAvALLIERE WITH GENUINE
PEARL PENDANTS. To the sec.
ond highest gentleman we will pre-.
sent pair of SOLID GOLD CUFF
BUTTONS. TO the next highest
lady or gentleman we will present
$40 IN CASH. To the next highest
we will present a $3.50 JolNTED
STEEL FISHING ROD. The con.
test will end and the prizes will be
awarded when someone secures
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fifty new yearly subscribers.

fifty new yearly subscribers.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Here are the reduced prices at
which contestants arc authorized to
receive subscriptions: ONE YEAR
$500; SIX MONTHS s2.75; THREE
MONTHS $1.4o. These reduced
prices will be a big inducement for
subscribers, and to assist our work
ers we agree to take no new sub
scribers who apply at the office ex-
cept at the regular rates, viz: One
year 5000; six months $500; three
months $3.50.
WORKERS ALLOWED 20 PER
CENT.
Remember that we allow our
workers 20 per cent. Of all money
collected.
For instance: For every yearly
subscription we will allow S1.O0;
for every six months subscription
we will allow 90 cents; for every
three months subscription we will
allow 20 cents. Thus 1t will be seen
that the person securing the first
fifty yearly subscribers will get
$4,000. 1t is understood, of course,
that two six months subscriptions,
or four three months subscriptions
will be counted as one yearly sub.
scrlption in awarding the prizes.
ANYONE MAY ENTER CONTEST
Any young lady or gentleman
may enter the contest by sending in
his or her name. Authorization
cards and receipt books will be fur.
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Che GriambnikiAeine.

j9ranf Rrobns, 25. 324 Debfter Ctr.
lGlorenee W!aS3onalb, 25, 2651 Sell
lepueN 4Ds.
)0lanuel albrams, 38, Dlonroe, Ga.
lJannk Sofepb, "a, 1918 aocuit ctr.
(Sofepb 8. sommers, 27, 1914 9ins
I Strabe.
lgeap ans, 20, 332 Sit 12. Ctr.
(@ia Sonss, 3S, LOG Sit @atsr Cir.
Uaarp 9bomas, SO, besgl.
JSbomas .. RapbouIO, %, 9untinss
ton, 20. 8a.
lRorma 6. 2eieeiier. q, Gmsrp Sotel.
J9lDOlpb gflum. 55. 1853 Marfbreit
apenue.
taOuifs gOb, 55, ROrwOob.
jgeier R. 9eim. %, As @eit McTeils
Ian Ctr.
(Rbna 6. Weininan. 1857 Ban Beer
Strabe.
Jebarles Zimmerman, "a. 1926 gins
I Strabe,
lJlorenee Wurpbp. Is. 2014 Dunlap
Gtrabe. N
ySobn Orb, 50, Columbus, 8.
lGmma u. prelberg, "a, 317 Wsit
Court ctr.
JGrnit 9. Rottle, %, G9arleIton,
I %. @a.
l9trbella Geiser, %, einton Soel.
|9il6srt Obtentorf IS, ct. gernaro.
lSoiephine Muebter, 18, Glmtpooo
place.
yJrant Olb8ieisipsti, %, 1922 Gem
: tral 2lpe.
tglarp Genus, 26. besgl.
|iJrant aornman, 38, 415 @elt 0.
I Strabe.
lUtarp Waerrill, 33 .bssgr.
y5enrp g. poole, "a, 2O17 LOlerain
I Qpsnue.
iemma goeb, 27, 1890 Ban. Str.
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Gheiter Yarf.

GEeiter Farf mar gciteru nieSe
bon Iauiehoen BON Wtenihcn beiuAt
ole ben Gag III anscnebmiter 9eii
perbradten.
2lm nddften iyreitas abenb I'm {
llhr finbet als gang beionbere Mttrdt'
tion i'm geifsr parf elm S9ipimm,
unb suuh &onttit fir Mdb4er
itatt. Das ndhtlide gabsn 1T inms,
pcpuldrer setporbeH unb Der aonteil
l,purbe auf Derlanssn Der 46tnbbeiu,
der drrdneirt.
2luf benz 9]rosramm bes freisu
Waubepils in bisier Wode Fnb BIZ
QesIie Gifters unb gtoife Wdlier,
porsiislidx Sdnssriiusn. perseinnst;
ferntr bic Sarfentiten llrfon iinb ..
Ofhn, bas Bpooer Qapelle Irio. fsHs
fationtIle Rabfa4ref. foipie bie glfro'
boten glliott unb ainfap. Qlm Disns.
ina unb srreitdg slbenb pirb In Der
Hdn5balls Elm .btlouSerss preGramn
hus&ssfnhrt.
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Gonep aslanb.

Ginen gang. grobarttgeu geiud
bate CIR aeitrigen Gage GGneD 5sIani
m,f5upeiien.
Jm ;Srsiluft 9bsatsr ireten IN
bisIer Wo6e Ra9mittags unb Qbenba
bic pnlacanos auf. fernsr Soc, Def
unb GeUsaur. Olb Srap Singer, glr.
tbur 6cpe unb Grma garlop, iopie
Grant, Senrb unb gbit6.
Der Ulibpap, biz. Dorlb's fair,
Son gitp, 5otio unb ii6li6 qroBe
amiifemsnts fperben ME iibli6 groB.
S6aa,eH pon gsIuhern anloden.
4u4 eas Como 2uftiaiff i6er benz
Gee, bas Boot upb gonoezs5abren
auf bem lebtsrsn. Bic belitatsn Gpsi.
fen I'm 9lubhaua, Gsbergers aapeqe,
bas neue gafe 9dniant i'm alu6baus
uno aubere 4ttyattionen iperben ME
iibli6 ibre 4n3iebunastrdft auf bic
8efu6er dusii5en. Die gitntcs -uno
Spielpldse iirb tlgtdelit bsp6ltert.
Wlorgen fperben Die aroben unb tleis
ren Snfdifer bss Union Bethel nab
gonep Sslann tommen, nnb am DOM
neritaa peranitaltet oer 9uiineB Wens
Club pon gries 6in feinen iSbrli6en
ausflug. on bem iih fat sdns prits
Sia betbeifigen piro. 9lm Samitag
perfammeIt ii6 Der Sunirr Orb,n
Der lIuiteb Nmericou Mehanics in
Gonep Sslanb. (ss ion bic gr0bte
Reuuirn In Der Gtihirhte BEG Srbsns
tptrben. limb am rdthiten Sonntas
tperben bic llniformisrten Ct. Soiephs
Ritter unb ibre 9anen fd baielbit
sinffellsn.
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Siebessram
Sdeint ben &elluer Setter Rura5
5um SelbitinOroucriu6 peranlaft
81 Baben.

Sm itdbtiIden Soipital befinbet Iif
I feit geitern gtbenb ein Qe6ensmiipsr
als qatient, iiber bsTen Ratiunalitdt
ii6 bic 5oipitalbeb0roen ni4t gang
tlur Iiub.
Der getrsffeube, Der ieinsu Ramen
uIs Better giorus dnga6, unb Der crit
gsftern aus 2eriHston sugereiit fein
mil, iuuroe eeitsrn 4beno gesen nsHn
llbr BON Soiepb Gong, BON Ro. S67
RododIe 4penue, nit elmer Shubz
puroe i'm re6teu DIR in benz tleinen
part an Der IodoaIe gpsnue uno benz
Slpoop Run gouleparb dufgefuHoer.
Serr Gong bena6rihttgte iofort bic
9oli5ei, peI6e ben gsrpunbstsn na6
Osm itGotiiten SoipitaI brahte, fpo
bic aer5te na6 elmer eingebeuoen llns
teriu6una ieinsu 3uitanb fpubl fir
scientific ertldrten, iebO4 Der anTidt
ausbrut gabeH, Oab er nit benz Ses
Sen bapontcmmen oiirfte.
2luf gefrasen, parum er Deriu4t
babe, Ieinem 9ebeu Elm Gnoe Su mas
6en, ertlGrte Wpras, oab er iibers
6aupt teinen SelbItmoroOeriud ges
matt, Ionbsrn iib nur aug gsrIehen
oeitoHen babe, oa Der ReOolper pIDBs
li6 losgesansen iei. pdbrsno er nit
Der @dffe geIpislt babe, cine ge6dups
tuna, tpel6er natiirlih tpeoer BON oeH
9olissibsbOroen, nod ppn ben aer5tsn
@tduben ael6entt fuuroe.
Sn Ufords' saI6en purbeH cine
9lusdbl 2iebssbriefs gefuHpen uno oi.
goii3ei neist infolsebeiisn Der 2lnil9t
su, bab 2isbessrnm tbn gu bemSeIblts
mprbperIu9 gettieben bat.
Gisenibiimliterpeiie tpoIlte Wloras
ni6t rett NIT Der glntport herdus,
als er pe9en ieinsr Rattunalitdt bss
fraat purbe. gr bebduptete ihlieblitb,
bdb er aus ROTTERDAM rin OeutIbs
lunb" aebirtig iei, unb beitdno audi
auf bieIer gebouptung, als er odrauf
oufmertIam gemddt purbe, 0aB er 'tth
in Der Geographic ettuas oerbebbert
babe, b. ROTTERDAM bod in Sollauo
lieae. sluf sSragen. bic in beutI6er
Sprade on ibn oeItent purpen, blieb
er bic 9lntrport Ihuloig, urb Die DO
li,et aldubt, auf @runo ietnes edit
iiiblGnbii6en sppus, bah er entpeoer
9rie6e ober Sulisner 1T.
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nafdne.

- Der 5arbise Sus. Gjresulee BON
glo. 1919 Central 2lpenue ftiir5te am
Souutag Morgen gu Friiber Stunoe
pun Der binteren geranou ieiner i'm
britten Stodpert Des 6duies befinolis
den Dpbnuug, no er Iid] gum Shtas
fen nieoerseIegt bate, in ben 6of biRs
ab uno trus duBer einem Shdoels
bruh aud ben gru9 oes rehten SUP
tn66els bdnon. 0ergerungIiidte murs
be na9 oem ItabtiI1en Soipital gs'
brddt mo bic @erSte fetnen 3uitauo
fir Iebr bebeutli1 ertIdrten.
9errp gidH, DON glp. 2020
@aItern aOenue, trug geitern gld4s
mittog eine i6mer5bdfte 8erIeBung
an Der redbteu Sano Oapuu, dls in ben
glnldgen Der 9lmericdu Srpget 80.
an Der 2. unb Gin Strdbe Elm 9ebGls
ter, ben er in Der Sdnb bate, erplos
birte. Der 8erlebte iprrbe na1 benz
idbtil4en SOIpitaI ss6ra4L
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Gbrmag iiir Stippert.
Sas SentidtGnm mill illm am Con
nerstag gibenb eineu srORen
Gnpfang bcreiten.
Sie SeitDeriammlnng finbet I'M
Gmerp slnhitorium itatt.

Gas aonuittee, tpeI6es III Der
YIraerperianrnlllttg aln lebten 6rel'
| tag DON Serrn @orbad, Der Die Sad)e
III 9lnregung bradJte, ernaimt pllrot,
!ltm @orhereitllngen fiir cine orient
lite aunogebllug 81 @bren bes lo'
chen BON Dem eltropaiiden Sdlladr
fel0e 5uriidgefebrteu Serrn Jtldrer
9lllrc6 sumo 9tippert 81 treften, bIcit
geitcrn &ornlittag cine Slsung ab.
Gas &omntittee beitebt aus ben Ser-
rem slug. g. @orbadl SSralioett Der
9eutihcn Sags@eietlidNit, 2unDi3
gSole3ced, 9Sralthent oes 2itterarilGen
alu6s, Or. S6pagmeper, GraiIoent
Ger 1eutich. Seiterr. ,llnJ. &iIfsgeieil.
i6uit, Gbas. u. Sdmti0t, Hraliocnt
Der @ereinigten Sdngcr, Spbn
Sdrnaab, 9SrGiioent Oes ,Stdbtper-
ban0cs, Stto glnner, Yrd'ioent pes
Tionlcr49ereins, Senrp 9llbers, <Se-
fretGr oes StaotperbanOes unb Ser
treter bes Serrn SdDDaab III ieiner
glhueierlbeit aus Der Sta6t, iotUie
@eo. g. 9oerger, Grdiioent oes n
a. Central .8erbanOes bon 0aniIton
Gollttp. Sas &omnlittee orgallrierte
ii6 mie folat:: glug. y. 8orbad, &or-
iiser; Senrp 9llbers, Sefretar; Stto
gInner, SdatnleIiter.
Serr @orha6, pelder I'M gsanlen
bea gIusidaiiies Serrn JfidIter Nip.
pert Die @rlBe oes Seutihttmnts
iiber6radtc nno SIT gIeiher 5ett Die
gSimife bes Serrn 9tippert eutgegen-
nabm, berihtete iiber ieine gIrbbeit,
llnb nit llebereinitinnutng oerielben
ipuroe iofort beidloiien, odS Grnerp
slueitoriilm fiir 0onnerstag sIbenn,
ben 27. sSiili, aIio riditen Oonners'
tag, fir Den gnrpiang 5u belegen.
9iidrer geippert, Der ais @alrengcIt
Deg glbenbs eirtgelaoen lit, miro bel
6ieier @cIeeenbeit Die Saltptuniprad)e
III Gslttid) halten, ieood1 I'M alit le-
nen icincr iSreititbe geredt Slt merocn,
lueIdn slrar NIT unieren SeIrGbungen
ipnpotbiiircn, ober Die oellticbc Spro'
DE niht eeitiigeno beTneiitern fonnen
nm ocn pcllen @erntB aus oer Ius.
fii5rlngen oes 8id1ters gu geutnnen,
miro oericlbe aud1 cine tlir5e gln'
fpradc in grlgliib balten.
Ger gintritt an oieiem 9lbenb 1T
Ieibitperlt1itbli6 abIcIlrt fret, uuo nm
beit Gon Der @brlrng oes @dites III
feiner @seiic sil itoren, bate bas apn-
nrittee einitirurtio beid)Ioiien, aolcf.
tiorcn on oieiem sIbettb fiir ireen6
.eiuen 8pef ausialea Su Iaiier.
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Tie @creinigten Sanger perOcn
6urd nelrere biibibe 0ertidle Sic.
GeruortrGoe CUR 8erberrlihung oes
@ntpiunges beitragen, uie altd nod
an0ere 5ttIpre4enOe gtltnunern Die
;3mii6eltpoltien ausfiillen meroelt,
obcr audi in oicier g9eiie miro Dem
GruIt Des 9lbeilos oollaIf 9fedJnllna
eetragcn Deroen.
Gin &onurtttee, beiteben0 aus 6cr
6erren, melde 9erru g3tppert Ourh
tire &erbin0ung NIT Der SitpreltBt'
Ider SiIfsgeielliduft mu ndGltcn
Iieben, lino pom aomnittee al5 gH-
pfanesausifuB ernnnnt rDoroen. lln'
fer oenielbert iino Ole &erren Or. y.
8eiltid), g9iQiom 9oepfe, Mar 9llrJ.
bcint, gSaIter SuofeIt, Or Wiar
Goc6ler, Or. s. @rei,pe, gilbert Bet
finger, 1r. Y. SErt. 3r. @rltap
9infr, Or. 3arrp @iggers, st. &A!s'
li6er, cyreS. 3. @ruen, G6as. g2Ilt-
oildt Robert 0uepfe, Or. ". s. 99ill'
tcrnlcpcr, Gr. 81. q. Sllot, Colon
Sd)ott, 8aItor Sans @mtpt, Eultor
Or. Corn, 2eopolo &Iepbolte, grHit
Il. gSeier, Oscar Dtebger, @}roi. 5.
g. Sbearcr, S5obu &. &obliaat, 60
gruubpff, 8ons 3itte, @erburo
&uelsmonr, &arl 9!lee, @omoro
@urIiber, @eo. 8. 9fau3.
Gas siomnlittee appellirt al Sic
bcutideu GereinsnIitgIteoer uno ole
altoercn 5ablreiden tSreunoe btS
Serrn 9fidter 9lippcrt, iid| 70 5l1l-
reid mic mir nloglih nm naG6te1T
0onnerstag 2bcno I'M @nterg SIuOi-
turilin ein3uiinoeu, lm Dem gn1pfang
6ei5iupobnen Gie interciianten Nus
fii5rungcn Deg ghrengaites, !pelde Die
mabrcn ,3mtdnoe III sen pcrlpiiltetclt
8cgcnoen Der &rieqS5one, ebetHomubl
Uie Gie 3lntdline in DEN irieOlIderea
&reilen oes alteu Iieben 8aterIanOeS
lua5r5ettSactreu oarlegen, iolltell
I6nn ullein gelliigeno 9In3iebungS'
froit fir ieocn 9eutihen ieIu, galte
es aud, tritbt, eiucn Der bcrporrogeno.
Ite,t uno beliebteitcn Wtitbiirger OeS
Gtautes, wenn uicbt oes gartjen Sdn'
oes, 81 feIern.
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tn ben 3eituneeil ,inb periufte 1pbia
g. piHfbaiil'S 8egetable COMPOUND.
Gif riibmt es iebr, aIs iie burd ieL
men @cbrni,h BON an oiefen Sdu,er.
ocn befreit nnlrbe. glae Whitter ioG.
ten oieies SeiImittcl fe1nen, un6 ale
jiingcn Uaibhen, ipelfe leibeiL fol-.
ten Is berinhen." 1rau Ylntilba
ssnrtpes, 500 Sisb Str, Buffalo,
Y. o.
sirnae iraiicn, frsIde an ibmer3'
batter ober unregelmdBiger Beriooe.
stre,ippeb, nieoeroriifenbeft G1ilpiin'
Snnsen, CbiImattsanfdllen ODER lin.
berodlIid,feit Ieioen, iolIten 2poia g.
Tinfldm's 9cgetable COMPOUND elm.
itebnien. Ta,tienoe hnben ibrc Sc.
iinloteit fpicoer erlanet oiird 6ieies
niis B,irJeln iino araitern bersc.
iteIlte $eiln,ittel. 81
Nsnn Sie irgsnb cine jiinse Trau
frnnen, iuelGe franf it nnb ,bilirsi.
den @atl ben6fbiat, peranlaNtn Sic,
Sah iie an bic 9pbia 6. yinfbam's
Webisine Co., Gsnn, NaaiI, idreibt.
9lnr 5rnnen iperoeu ibrcn griei in
Gmriang nebmca nnb er ipirS itreug
Sertraaensuoa behanbelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-24
Shbidler 3aipads.

Der .rit tiirsli6 in's asben seruies
ne gihenitomm glo. 294 bes Rotbs
manner Orsens, 3dblt bereits sins
itaatlide Nu5abl BON MitsIiebsrn unb
erbielt seleeeniIih Der seifrtsen i'm
Deutiden alub ftuttsebabten 9era
fammlung pisberum aniebnIiden
3uipafa,. oenn es iuurben an
nitt ipeniser als 26 Ranbibaten bic
Derfhisbensn @rabe srtbsilt. Der gras
bsnjiab bes Stammes, Der bic @rabe
srtbeilte, febt ii6 aus BIN folsenoen
5erren 3u1ammsn: grobensGbiei,
6enrp Spermann; Grabenzp prieiter.
5rib gtube; Inter sG,rabenhief, Otto
pabmnrt; gsisGhisf. 9enrp Oetts;
Gdriftfiibrer, Sofepb Nsib; arisser,
Hermann Rosders; WaIbpdrter. s.
WlueIIer.