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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25
MINER CHARGED WITH
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS:
USES KNIFE ON GOAT

Jack phillips. a miner who came
here short time ago from Gallup,
was charged yesterday with cruelty e.
animals. Jack strong, complainant
said Phillips mutilated his young scat
at his livery barn, 702 South Second
street Phillips used a knife, accord
ing to Strong
Patrolman Tom Summers caught
Phillips south of the Barclas school
and took him to Jail Phillips said he
used his knife on the goat because he
had seen goats butt children, breaking
lhoir arms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

THE SULTANA,' A
THRILLING COMEDY,
AT PESTIME TODAY

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

Funeral services for Mrs w ! Zir-
hut who died Thursday, viii be pri-
waite The services will be held at
the Ztrhut home, 602 South Arno
street at 10 o'clock this morning, the
Rev Hugh A. Cooper officiating.
Burial will be In Fairviow cemetery
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

~ Johns Guild wiz hold a ten aud
homo bake snlc at the home az Mrs
George ana Miss Martha valiant, S23
West Copper avenue, Tuesday, No
Ncmhr 2S, from 3 10 G O'Clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25
Paintina and Paperhanqinq

pone by a. CHAUVIN, means a
guaranteed job. The only union wall
paper and paint store in town. Corn
or Fourth and Central avenue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25
HOW ABOUT FURNITURE?

l.. O, Anderson, expert cabinet
maker Repairing and finishing.
Phone S76, Home phone 1875.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

Miss Barbara Eirk--S Smart gowns
made for all occasions Distinctive
remodeliug Rooms and s, Citizens
knnk huildinE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

Bittner HOUSE, SI91s South First
street. Nice clean roums; light
Housekeeping rollnas RhQ0e 80.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

Buy your hoy an ercctor toy. Get IL
at the OtweU Drug Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

livery and saddle horses. Trimhlc's
Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25

SEQ the biz new Jetfory SIX touring
car now no the Service Garage today
tnlN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-11-25
SPRING CHICKENS

a0c per N. l'vc weight, G. VI Farm.
Phone 2t2g ~.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06

Jack Brahm. carried Inc audience back again from the serious mood to the mirthful. by entering the front door of the theatre and dressed in the garb of an Italian news-vender, nolsny walking down the aisle Co the stage, attempting to sell his wares. His acting, singing and jig glng lead the audience to believe that he had learned his tricks elsewhere than Alaska
 "Too Much Married" was the con- cludlng comedy Of the evening. w. B. Skinner, in the part of Bob Hen. shaw, who needs @ wife and baby and gets more than he bargains for, was splendid. His various servants who are too devoted to Bob for his own good. were character sketches alone. Marie Coryen. as Miss Cor della. Bob's old maid housekeeper, acted the part Of the antique lady In search Of husband, to perfec- ton. Jerry Finnigan, Bob's garden CT. might have just stepped out of Hogan's alley while Sally. tho pretty and winsome maid of all work in Bob's household. was carried on splendidly by Miss Mollie Wiitanen, Deacon silas Smith in his kindly manner saves the day from tragedy Ray Gardner. in the role of Bob's uncle from Moston, was a dear old deacon, who carried the weight of his preteuded years very naturally.
 The entertainment win be reeDat. ed again this evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
TACOMA MAN HEAD
 OF PARK COMPANY

TCOMA. April 1.-Complete organ ization of the Rainier National Park company. which was recently grant ed a 2O-year concession by the gov. ernment for the handling of an pay transportation to the park and all public concessions within, was af fected at a meeting of the Conner cial Club.
 The following officers were elct ed: Chester Thorne. president, Jos eph Blethen. Seattle. vice-president; William Jones, treasurer; J. B. Ter mes, secretary; T. F. Martin, general manager. The directors will be Ches ter Thorne, E. G. Griggs. William Jones. J. B. Ternes. all of Tacoma Joseph Blethen. c. D. stimson, Her man Chapin and Samuel Hill Of Seattle.
 The directors appointed the follow Ing executive committee to have gen eral charge of preparations for the opening of the tourist season; Griggs Blethen and Ternes.
 After approving what steps have already been taken for the company the directors decided to name the new hotel to be built in Paradise Valley and opened to tourists this year the Paradise Inn. This hotel will contain S6 rooms instead of 24 at first planned, eight of the SC having private bath.-(Tacoma Led ger)
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
cAmPeELL's FATE IS
 IN HANDS OF THE JURY

The fate of Pack Campbell, charg ed with shooting Jack Mcleod In the hand at Lituya bay, it in the hands of the jury. Arguments were started by the opposing sttorneya shortly after o'clock and late in the afternoon the case was submitted to the Jury
 Evidence was introduced In the case to show that there had been bad blood between the two men for some time and that Campbell shot in selfdefense. or thought 1t was neces. sary to shoot In order to protect himself
 On the other hand the government introduced evidence to prove that Mcleod was not armed and was merely helping MT. Miller work on his own claim. They also introduced evidenced that Mcleod was iisRt- handed. while the defense claims he made a sudden motion with his lelt hand before he was shot Much in- terest has been taken ln this ease. as an concerned are very well known. The court room has been crowded by interested spectators from Lituya Bay and Juneau since the case first started
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
BIG SHOW GIVEN AS
 A BENEFIT

DOUGLAS. April 6. - The initial performance of the 6remen's enter. tainment before a crowded house at the Lyric theatre last night was not only Q success but Q triumph for the local talent Of Douglas Island. Under the able direction Of P. j.. Dyer. manager of the Lyric theatre. the program lacked all of the delay and confusion which SO often char acterlzes amateur productions and was in every respect @ credit to the performers.
 The first number on the program by che orchestra. was only the be- ginning Of Q successful evening which commenced promptly on time. The comedy. "It's Great To Be Crazy" was a scream from beginning Co end. Miss Imogene Coryell, in tho part of Enid Morton. who is the victim of misunderstanding. and W. D. skinner. as Enid's rejected lover Tom Cartcr were the leading figures in the farce. which was ap- plauded enthusiastically.
 Miss Elizabeth Hopper, accompan. led by pr. Ellls. followed next on the program with @ song. tho words of which were written by Mir. Mldford and the music composed by Dr. FL lls.
 A banjo solo. full of the rlng-a- ting which the native of the sunny south delights to hear and which was greatly enjoyed by the audience. was given by E. W Dutillieul
 "I Hear You Calling Me-" Q vocal solo by Monte Snow. was also very well rendered. and appreciated.
 p. J. Dyer and II. E. Murray ac- quilted themselves as professionals. indeed. in the one act sketch. "The Littlest Girl" The play is almost entirly without action. but full of in- tense moments which required strong acting. Dainty little Helen Sergeant. the daughter of Dr. A. R. Sergeant. carried the title role.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
TREADwELL GUN CLUB
 MAY JOIN NATIONAL ORDER

TREADwELL. April 6-The Tread well gun club. through its secretary, II. c. Dateson. has been collecting da- .ta concerning the National Rife As .sociation Of America and recently applied for admission to that organl- zation. which is primarily, for the encouragement Of greater markham ship among It's members.
 The national association presents annually to it's affiliated clubs, a me1- al to be competed for by the mem bers. The War Department issues discounts free to those who qualify as marksmen. sharpshooters or ex- perts on the outdoor ranges. The as- sociation also issues marksman or sharpshooter watch fobs to members who make a certain percentage on the targets sold by the National or der
 With the organization of each new
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
NORMAN WORTH DIsAeLEo.

TREADWELL. April 6.-As the re suit Of Q self-inhicted blow on the knee with Q hammer while at work in the machine shops yesterday, Nor man Worth. boiler maker and di- rector of the boys gymnasium class es. is travelling on crutches today. He expects to be at work again in few days. however.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
rREADwELL NOTES

TREADwELL. April s.-Lawrence B. Wright and wife moved from Douglas to the Mexican flats today
 William Metzner. an employee at the cyanide plant and an enthusias- tic basketball player. stepped on a rusty nall several days ago, and has been unable to work since.
 William Mccormick left the ma chine shops recently at Treadwell Tor Chichagof.
 L. E. Mulligan. hoist man at the Mexican, has gone to work in a store at Chichagof
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
DOUGLAS NOTES

DOUGLAS. April s.-The first edi- ton of the Douglas Island News, un- der the management of E. J. White, the Stroller" appeared In our midst yesterday.
 Dr. F. W. Melsnest. visiting in- spector of the Juneau and Douglas island schools. was a lunchean guest of Mrs. Sergeant this week
 The girls basketball team went over today to practice in the A. B. hall preparatory to the game sched- uied for Friday night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
SUPERINTENDENT LANDs5URe
 GETTING ALONG NICELY

DOUGLAS. April s.-David Lands burg. underground superintendent of the TreadweI mines. who was oper- ated upon for stomach trouble. yes terday. at st. Ann's hospital. was re- ported very much improved this morning.
 Hospital Notes.
 Mrs. Steinfeldt underwent an op- eration at st. Ann's hospital yester- day. and Is getting along nicely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06

club. a riae for every Ave members ie donsted, with an additional rife for the man who displays superior skill.
 The local gun club has almost forty members enrolled, nearly all of whom are active members.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06

FOR sALE-ono Majestic range. one heater. one Kitchen cabinet, one small dresser. one iron bod with springs and mattress, ono oak dining table. four chairs, one side board with French plate mirror. Inquire Dr.. Mathis. 3-21-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
nR- cHAe- n- caerER-

Modern dentistry To all branches
 specializing in plate work. using the method of Dr. samI c. supplee. of New York. Plates made by this meth cd win give absolute ratlsiactlon - phone 8, Douglas. 1i-a2-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
vsIT CATHOLIC SCHOOL.

DOUGLAS. April s.-The Catholic school was honored today by visit from Drs. Midford. Ellis and Sar- geant. and from Mayor-elect NJ. J. O'Connor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
DcYcLoNE" DAVIS SPEECH
 CENSORED IN RECORDS

WASHINGTON, April 6. - obiec- tlonable parts of Representative "Cy- clone" Davis speech in the Congress sional Record. which drew Ire of the House members, arc to be ex- punged. Davis appeared before a special committee of censors, which made this decision, and he applied the epithets while under great pro- vocation. He agreed to their with drawal
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06

Dr. Mathis win be temporarily To- cated with Dr. Carter. over the Palace of Sweets, until his new omcos are completed, probably about May 1st-- (s-16-tf}
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
SINGS CHILD TO SLEEP;
 GAS KILLS THEM BOTH

CHICAGO, April 6.-Mrs. Daisy Lilly and her S-year.old daughter, Rose. were found dead from gas in
 their home yesterday. The mother was sitting in a rocker. the girl in
 her arms. On the gas stove was a boiler full of clothes. There was large hole in the bottom of the boiler. It is believed the woman sang the child to sleep while the clothes were boiling and fell asleep herself, the flames ate through the thin metal and the damp clothes falling on the burner, extinguished the fire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
BELL KENYON FILES
 RANKRUPTcY PETITION

Bell Kinyon, through her attorney today filed a petition In bankruptcy in the district court. Her liabilities are placed at SS5O.15 with assets amounting to S25O. She claims an exemption of s10O worth of wearing apparel. The assets consist of money due from the sale of the popcorn machine which she formerly owned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06

WANTED-Woman wants work by hour or day. washing. house cleaning or cooking. add Box 32, Treadwell. -l6.stl
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06

ALICE Nj. JoRDIsoN. teacher Of mandolin. guitar and banjo. Studio 8 and 6. Garside Building. f.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06
ToDAYs QUEER THINGS
 IN TELEeRAPHic NEWS

Theodore Beaudry has brought suit for divorce from his wife, at Port land. Me. who he claims has a habit of going to bed with an axe under her pillow. He claims this habit causes him to lose sleep night after night Beaudry charged in his peti- ton that his wife has been intoler- ably severe with him.
 A Congressman hugs and kisses @ major in crowded Washington restaurant. The Congressman was Representative Butler of Pennsylyan- ia, and the major was his son, Smedley. just back from Haiti.
 The dress worn a few days ago by Mrs. Susie Height, a farmers wife of Rockport, Ky. now reposes under foot Of earth. She attempted to pet pretty black "cat" she found asleep in the garden. Twas a skunk
 Both shoes were torn from the feet of Herman Groh. miner, near Pew. nee. In.. when lightning struck a tree under which Groh sought shelter in a rain storm. The man was com pletely stunned
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-06

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01
asubert ii6 Or. 9ernbarb Dernbtrs
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Ser. Staaten unb 0eutf9lanb.
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aud Der sur Gee, beftinm. iperSen. =
80 erilGrt Or. gernbarb 9erHburs,
Der pormalige aOIoniaImtniiier in sis
nsm IGnssren asitariiieI I'M ~9erIinsr
5agsbldtt1.
Der 2ei.artitsi IN eHtI4ieben
freunbidaftIi4, psriSbnenb unb Op'
timifiiTd sshaIten. Der artiisI i4lisbt
nit ben foistnbm Worten:
ygs 1T su bOffen, bab cine gers
jidnbisuns errsidt ipsrcen ,ann. in
ipelder mir uHi.rer Wilrbs niHts Ders
ssben unb ipslds es uns erm6sIidt.
unisr 0er5dItniB su ben Dsrsirigtsn
Gtaaten aufrs4t su srbaIten, obns bic
Wirtiamtsit unieres 9orSe6ens Bee
I9rdntsn su miiHen.1
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lamb BEL ieiner Gntfdeibnng iein 9ers
bSItnib gu allen neutraleH Md&tsn,
ben gintritt sinss nsusn unb mddtis
gen GsinSes in Die arisssdrsna. bic
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miiil unb Robmatsrial in 0sutI9s
lamb, fpipi. bic M5gliatsit Der Or.
lansung bss GrieSsns IN griDdsuns
sisbsH mub.
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iDsrbn burdb 8ussItdnbniife. iDelher
art bic omeritaniihe GsFabr abss-
ipshrt perSeH sann,' bsibt es in bsm
Mrtitsl, .unb in tpie melt unfsrt auss
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miiHsn unfere gsfammtlass ssnau err
iDasen. mir biirfsn uns ipsbsr BON
naiionalsr Gmpfinbli9itit. nod bon
iibertriebensm Gbrgsfiibl lsiien IaIftn,
lInb follten mir uns fart senus fiib-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

.Im Sdmitag Qtbenb tpurben ppn
ben Rebeqenfiibrsrn in Dublin 9otsn
an bic gtufItdnbiI6en in ben @rdfs
i3aften 9dlpap, Glare, Werforo,
2Outb unO Dublin esfanbt, nit Der
8eiiung an bic Sii9rer Der betrefz
fenben a6t6eilungen ii3 gu ergeber
unb Ieitens Der prieIter unb Der Mit=
glieber bes 9onitahlertorps pirb az
Ies Wl0glite getban, I'm bieie Ra6s
ritt unter Der geDDlterung Su per-
brsiten.
Sppeit bic Gage in Dublin in Be
tra6t tOmmt, erasben Iith RebeIlen
aus ben 9esenben Der Satpille Stras
Be. bes peitamts unb Der Spur
Courts in aniebnli6sr .3abl. Su
Der Satpille StraBe purDen in Der
Nadt Dom Samiiag gum SOuntag
lpeitere grdnoe geleet, u5er bic 20f6s
manuidufteH iinb jebt in Stanbe ibre
5bdtigteit pieber aufSune6men.
Gs pirb fsruer gemelbet, baB To-
nett TOT GefanseRe gema6t purben
uno unter linen befinost Ii6 bic Sra
fin MartieDics.
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fplleH bic Srii5aft nod INNER Be.
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lonne DON aaualIsrte, Snfautsrie unb
@rtiGsrie lit init A. s0uissn Sc,
I4itsn BON 8er6um oortbiH gesen
bic QufItdnbiidsn sefanbt iporbsn.
Den IeBten Radritten aus Gnnis,
cortbp aufolge glaubt Der 5iibrer fer
bortiseH 4ufftdnbiI3sn ni5t, bab bic
9utf4aft bes Jiibrers in Dublin
autbentiif 1T, unb er bat iif in Ell.
nem &utpmobil unter Gstorte nach
Dublin bege6en I'm fsitSuiteuen, ob
bic Meiiuns tuirtIi9 auf @abrbeit
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Elm @affenItillitaub.
gu glettem 3iped III oun Qibburne
in Der Grafi9uft Msat6 cine aborb.
nung Bon Gufitaubii9en na6 Dublin
gefanot porben. gs fdeint, bab bic
Rsbsllen In Sulpop ftd auftOfsn unS
bort tpurSsH isbr peHise @srbaftunssr
pDraenoMmsn.
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tdnHtseeeber.
2oHbon, 80. 9lpril. Gm spuntaa
4benb tpurbe pieoer cine 2iIte Der IN
ben Sdmpfen in Dublin gefaGenen unS
Deripuuoeten Sffi5iere 6etanntgeseben.
Die 2iite entbdIt 27 Rumsn, nGmIid
DON 5 ssfalensn, 21 oerpunbeten unb
sinsm permibten Sffi5ier.
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am Sreitas DerOffentIi9ten, in Der 2
Sffisisre als sefulen inb 8 ala Der.
iuunbet aufssfiibrt paren.
Die Gage In Dublin am
Gam tag.
Dublin 90. slpriI, Oia 2onbon,
30. april. 9iad elmer 9adt, pG6reno
tpelher es gu ipieoerboIten Mdlen su
bsftissm @epebrfeuer getummen mar,
berrf6te Bel sasesanbru9 am Sams.
tag, Dem fe6iteu Gage bes irifden
aufrubrs. cine auffal.nbs StilIe in
Dublin. Die 8eb5rbsn iinb Der alns
ii&t, baB ben alufitdnbtihen enttpeber
bic Muniticn aussussben aHfdnst.
nher haf Em Hrn {bYa gYl,srikin,, asaVs
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albse,pieies
9urSe elm Radtansriff Der Grdn5oien
auf bic bsuiihsn SieIlunsen auf
bem .Sobisn Maun".
Di. gnsldnOer MAIDEN Dersebli4e ans
sriffsDeriude auf 0ipsn4nssns
gobels.
gsim glarocs Ges, .baben bic Runsn
psitsre bier Gefdiite unb SO
Maann an Osfansenen psrs
loren.

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fem Wsse na9 SappiIe, 81. y. ans
sriiie bsr lransoisn auf bsiitidf
5kaunsen an BEN 5IffiHsn abbang
bes ,Tobtsn Damn Siigels unb duf
bic ansrenssnbsn ainieH in Der Gs'
ssnb DON @erbun purben in Der
samfas Ratt mad bartnddissn
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Sab auf benz ruiiiidtn arisssf4aus
plas pou ssuiidsn sruppsu fiiSli4
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maht ipuroen.
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sinsn fir bic 9sutT4su siiniitssn
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auf BEN Iinisn llfr Der Wdas
tpurben Die stslunssn Der Deuii4sn
auf BEN .1ObisH Damn oiissl uno
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pisn an 5ii!iaen abbans Sss 5assIs
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auf BEN r.tten llfer bsr Rads
miblans Elm @eriua bss GsinDes
norOipsiili1 BON BEN aanbsut Shiau'
mont porsubrinssn.
Gin heiifhsr Slisssr, Der iibsr
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sinsn Der ftinbli6sn GIieser ab.
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It'd pom NurOes Gss iDurbsn seiisrn
ipsitsrs pier ruIfiffe aanrnen uno
Gin waafdinsngstpsbr erbsutsi unb SO
GsfdHsens ssma4t.
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Der sy.u.rrhabsn in Dublin pirb fos
nett auf iiber spei Tliaionsn
qfunb sterling g.i6dst.
Neiisrs gertuitliite BON enslifdeu Sfs
fi;isren tpurbe am Samitag DON
ben gsb6rbsr betannt gee

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pom prppiforii den 9 ds
fibentsn aufgsforSert
susrgs5en.
aingstOpu, SrlaHb, 80. apriI.
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nation, bic Der ~prOOiiOrii6e prdits
bent Der iriI6en RspubIit" pearcs err
lieb I'm feline 2tnbdHger gum Rtsosrs
lsa.n Der @aff,n auisufurSsrH, Iautst
ME fOIgt:
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6inbsru unb in Der 5offnung bas Ses
BEN unierer umsinesIten iid in bofts
n1lngsloIer Tlinoer5abI bsfinolider
9lnbduoer retten gu tDnuen, haben bic
Weitqli.ber bss prODiiorii6en Resiss
rungsbauptquurtiers iia Sarauf sss
sintgt, fia bsbinsunsslos gu srssbsn,
unb bic gsiebls6absr Der sinselnenabs
tbeilunasn Der repu6litanii9en
StreitmGhts tperben i6re GnhGnssr
anpstfen, bic Daifsn nisSsr5ulsssn.
(Sss.) peurreN.
Dublin, 29. apdl, Diu aOnSOn,
30. 9lpril. - @is ss teibt, iOllsu iic9
ale Tiibrer Der auftGHbiihen be-
binaungslOs srgebsn ba6en. gs heibt
fsrusr, buB ss ben Sruppen geluHgen
III, fih pisosr bes Gour Courts Sis
itrtits 3u bsmddtisen.
2onSon, 30. april. = Sds
amtIi9e Ra6ri6tsnbursau 6at am
Spnntas 2l6snb bas folgsnbe guus<
tim 6ssiigfi6 b.s gufitanos in SrIanb
psr5ffentIi6t:
Die 9tufitdnbiihsu ergeben ftb in
srpbsr 3abI. Der 9lufitanb 1T benz
3ufammenbrud nabe@.
Gin ipeitsres Bulletin bes qreB=
bureaus Iautet pts folst:
Bon Dem giibrsr BEG alufitanbs IN
Dublin fiub gpten an bic 9lufitdnbis
f9sn in ben @rafi4dftsu 9aluap,
glare. DerfOrO. aOptb unb Dublin
ssfanSt lporbeu nit Der Msiiung, baB
iie fid) srseben fcIlsn".
Der Wortlaut Sss Bulletins If pi:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-01

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