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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
On Nearby Links.

Though most Of the Eastern golf
stars were at the big tournament held
over the National links yesterday the
clubs of the metropolitan section were
not idle by any means. Members took
advantage Of the fine weather for half
holiday at their favorite sport.
Following are the results Of the club
competitions at a number OF the well
known courses of this vicinity:
RumsOn Country Club,
In the finals for the Rumson, N, j.,
Country Club golf championship A. T..
Dwight defeated J. c. Renard in an in
teresting match of SO holes by 8 up
and to play. Mr.. Dwight won the
club championship in 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
Underwood Golf Club.

Presidents cup competition (contin-
uationl F L. Ellsworth, l07- S5-72;
c. j. Hand, 95-22- IS; William Ii.
Nischwitz, 90 -19-74; r. q. Morse,
% 10 so; William p. Taylor, SIS
81; H.&. Carroll, 99-l6- SO; Walter
Whitehead, 80 10 SO; X. L. Csrpen-
ter, lSsil7-SS; j, A. Wilson, 1903
1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
Van Cortlandt Park.

Second round OF the Van Cortlandt
championship II. Schars. of the Scot
ish American Golf Club, beat Brooke,
Of the New York Golf Club, 4 and 3.
Total for Schars, "a, and Brooke, 10.
W. PEBBLES beat W. Purcell and |.
Total for PEBBLES, "a, and Purcell, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
Dunwoodie Country Club.

Red card competition. Class Ar.
NJ. Cauchorin, S3-14-69 Glass B
w. r. Chandler, s6-l7-69. Class C
X. o. Mescres, 1913 36-67
August cup competition-H. Jones
beat Townley, = up; c. b. Grossman
beat Roberts, 7 and 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
Dyker Meadow Golf Club.

Eighteen-hole match play against par
WAS won by II. W. Pratt, | up to par
w. r. Webster and &. Ii. Ferguson
were tied for second, with down TO
mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

sCOurI III san EOOd Won rn1en out. I1me
SIS Winner. Dr. e. s. b Out Of Reach-faU
Dell. owner, H. W sag, Trsne.. T. J. Don
Ohue.
THIRD RACE-GRAND TNION HOTEL STAKES;
for two-year -clds by subscription Of $50 each.
starters to pay 500 .dditiOuaI; guaranteed value.
1850 Of which 1000 70 second and $500 70
Third SiI fur.Ongs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

start good. Won easily Time. oil Winner.
b. e.. By Bryn Aa9r-EaTly Love. Owner. Thomas
Clyde Trainer A q. Weston.
Scratched-Ed Garrison. Hells Bells and Water
Nymph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
Three Feature Races
DRAW a Record CROWD
Results of Racing
at Saratoga Track

subscnp,ion 81 s. each with $500 Dtdcd, Of
which 500 " second and 80 10 third. Five
Grloufs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
Yachts Measure
Speed in Race
On LOwer Bay
Joy Easily Wins Event for Han
dicap Boats-The Oriole
Also Victor.

Yachtsmen of the lower bay sailed
the ninth championship race of the
season Yesterday in light breeze from
the southeast. The regatta was held
under the auspices of the Atlantic
Yacht Clu6, and the start and the fin
ism were OFF Sea Gate. AS the wind
came. the race committee was able 10
give the larger classes a good race
around a course made up of two broad
reaches and a beat
Joy had no great difficulty in wins
ming among the first division OF ham
dicap boats, as Rames, the only other
craft in the class. needs good deal
of wind. In the second division of the
same class Orlole led the fleet home,
but on corrected time first prize went
to May NJ. & F. II, which lost a mast
last week, appeared with a new pole
and won handily from Cyric in the 5
division. Skylark was the first Of the
knockabOuts home.
race this summer in his Shadow, again
sent the boat first across the line in
the Star class. Mavourneen led home
the third division of the handicap
class, but on corrected time the prize
was taken by Bug II. Two of the
dnges of the New York Canoe Club
raced. the winner being the Mercury.
The summary follows:
II A a.
3.00-CoURsE. II SO MILES.
Yacht and owner Inns INNS.
Joy. lie Savage and Davis ..... 535.52 ass 81
1 Corrected m e1es0s s. So R.ms s:G 50 5 %
HANDICAP CLASS SECOND DIyIsION-sTARf.
SO5-COIRsE, IS MILES.
oneie X W RuInmell .......... a;52:5o las 80
MAY. W. Anderson ............... i:5il0 1870
Loafsr. u. A Bullock. ........... 1850 lis 80
Msaeash. Z 4 Pla9i.tt 49,. 1859 ss, 3
Lq.tsr. $3.50 cilseo s5:s.; Wssss.a ii,
sLOOPs-CLAsS s-sTART. 3:lO-CoURsE. rs
MILES
csrS. H TO " '''... ,SsS liz 10
KNocKABoUTs - START, 9l5- COURSE "a
Sxylark G. Plat ................ . o. 10 az Ia
Mouse K =. supper. .........-.- SOS 90 80 %
AK r. kitzlbbons. ............. 5;lS.32 - 81
N-trA : II Church ............. 5l4.OS ! 80 o,
Poke Along n. o. Pimm ........, 5:zl 90 7.06 %
sTARs-sTART. 3.2o-CoURsE. 10 Mills.
Shadow W L. Inslee ......... 5,lfi4g I 81 ~
sea star J. w ChristiansOn. ..... 5,is'5o "a ~
Murad { l.. AtkinsOii. .......... 5.l65j ! IS s.
Nereid c y Bailey ............ 5.i9.5i I 50 81
Maine O. T. Boston .......... Did not finish
HANDICAP CTAsS-TIirRD DIVISION START.
3.25-COuRsE. - MILES.
Msyoumeen J. & d. Taylor. 5Jt3 2 oS ~
Alcyon, IL Roach. .........s...... ,so..t --l9.zt
spider H. y A MARTIN. ......... 5.N,J6 2l5 50
Bus IT. n Roti .......... s.isf6 22i a.
Corrected time on Bug II. IS - spdsr 80 81
Alcyon. 0l q NsVcurieen, zo5 80.
NEW YORK e G. DfSGRIEs- START, 49,
COURSE. SO MnEs
MsrrsIry J. T. Remmey. .......... g.s9;sS lila g,
North star, Marell 4 Roloff i:t2:5o LII u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

starr good Won easily Time. - . +.
ner b. e. B. by Peter Pan-Attelle. pynee aud
trainer John /. SchOrr. Winner entered 'of $500
no bid
Scratched-Yankoe Notions Harry junior. Busy
Joe. -a-Ling and Gleipner
SECOND RACE SARATOGA STEEPLECHAsE
HANDICAP: for four-year-'l1s and upTsrd; ~
sub,rriptiOn OF 'Sl5 each. starters 70 pay fSl Ad-
ditonai With 81 900 sddcd. " which $3.50 10
second and $3.50 N third. About two miles and
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

start good Won easily Time. ~ %. Win
nsr br e BY Nefoxol-Bour Ciass u. O~ncr.
August Belmont Trainer G. ll'ldreih
Scraiched-Ballad Metsorite, spaTtacus Gallant
Lad and Petrograd.
FOURTH ACE.--MERCHANTS AND tlfItNs
HANDICAP; Tor three year -ods and upward: By
absorption Of SIS each. stdrers 70 s ~
additional: guaranteed vsne, $500. u whth
$3.50 10 second and $50 10 third. Que ME ana
three -siTteenths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
National Champion
Beaten by Japanese
Point by Point.

fcHIYA KUMAGAE VS.. WILLIAM NJ JOHNSTON.
FIRST SET
Kqm.sao .....................sftjStEii
Johnston ........s..ts..ss ss'--.' q "
stroke Analysis
Nets outA rlscs. So Dar.
K tE.o III Il
SECOND SET
l Kq%sss' .ss;Ssi:tfi9G5 Sic5-s5 !
Stroke Analysts.
Nets. Outs Place. S.A D.F.
5 E9@sss' ,.... ...lS Il i
THIRD SET.
5 kST.sS' ..:::....::......ii.c5iits:ssEi
stroke Analysis
Nets. outs Place. sA D.F'
kg@.sss ... .,......ii 10 Ii o 2
FOURTH SET
Johnston ..................5 ! 8 : So 0
Stroke Analysts
Nets. Outs Place sA pf'
KumagAe .........l- i
Johnston .........
FIFTH SET
j Kg%Is1' .. ....s.tiS$S5ss!Gi;scE5S !
stroke Analysis
Nets outs. Flaee. sA Dr.
k SaSD:!sS .. ........l7 i 5
RECAPITJLATIoN.
Nets Outs. Place. sA. d.
K 1asn,9a" ......... ss 81 q Q Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

start good Won gallopng. Tine. 100. Win
ner oh. c.. By Star ShOot-The Lady In Blue.
Owner A X Maecomber. Trainer. W. b. Jen-
nngs.
scratched-Deckmste. scyls ard First Ballot.
SEVENTH RACE-For maiden two-year- olds
purse. $500. Of which $40 to second and $50 TO
third Five furlOugv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
Ridgewood Country Club. :.

Kickers' handicap players enegws sr,
own handicap Won by Il. y a.
Donald. 9l-20-7l; y. S. Bruyn' '~
$40, second. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20
VIM. Nj. Johnston Loses
F<1al Newport Match
to Ichiya Kumagae.
CONTEST REQUIRES
FIVE HARD SETS
Great Burst of Speed Wins
for Oriental After a
Gruelling Struggle.
By FRED HAWTHORNE.

Iehiya Kumagae won from William
M. Johnston, 81, 81 81, %
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

I Star good. Won diving. Time. ! 80. Winner.
/ b. G.. by Trap Rock-Earth. Owner. Emil Herr.
/ Trainer J J. Flanagan
! scratchei-Paddy Whsck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

start good. Won driving Time IS Nlnner
blk G.. I. by Ogden-LivonA. owner. IL. I. Hal
lenbeck. Trainer. Z. W. HefBer.
FIFTH RACE.-Handicap; for three year -ods: BY
subscription OF $40 each. with $500 added. or
which 500 to second and $50 TO third. One
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

SIXTH RACE.-For maiden two-year-olds purse
$500. OF which $40 TO second and $50 10 third
Five furOugs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-20

Kumagae began all over again to
wear down the man who stood between
him and the greatest victory Of his
career. lie won the first two points
in the fourteenth game when John.
atom sent his drives into the net and
dropped the next by driving high and
out Of court.
The crowd was trying desperately
20 rally the Americans faltering
strength by bursts Of applause when
ever a point went against kumagae,
whether IL was on the Japauese's err
rors or on Johnston's earned points.
But this only served 10 spur on the
sea Of Nippon. aud he scored on
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23

The huge tImbers had dropped into
place like bits OF Jig sawed puzzle. At
I'm the afternoon, too tired both In
body and soul for elation. Steve watch.
ed them drive home the last spike and
heard their hoarse effort at n cheer
He had turned TO start toward his
shack. not like n man who knows that
the end Of well nigh hopeless task Is
In sight. but like beaten man. The
list Of May meant more TO Steve than
any clause OF the East Coast compa
ny's contract could convey. lie had
not had even one letter since he put
her upon her train. Wickersham's ap-
pearance on horseback at the head OF
the valley, picking his way around the
flooded meadow. halted him in his
heavy footed climb. A whistle shrill
ed far to the south Of them. down the
completed track And then. after ten
years and more. they were face TO face
again.
"That bridge will have TO go DOWN.
Wickersham was breathing hard, for
all that he had been riding. II am
going through with my drive to
day"
He had dismounted Steve smiled at
him
You're whole week previous,
Wickersham," he said YEARLY. IN
be signaling for your first load OF logs
In less than sixty hours"
Archibald Wickersham wished that
he could have believed 1t impossible.
for 1t would have given him courage
and lent conviction to his stand. But
he knew just how fast those few re-
naming miles OF open roadbed would
be spanned. His eyes were furtive.
There was no body 10 his voice
my men are on the banks" he
clustered MY first head of logs has
started down. It's too late TO argue
now-too late for your promises that
none but fools ever believed" The
sure irrevocability of what he was say.
ing blanched his cheeks. II cannot
walt for a miracle to be performed.
My timber must come out on this
food"
stephen O'Mara had whipped him
once. but men had interfered This
day chance or destiny or fate-what-
ever you may choose to call ft-saved
him from destruction. The lean and
weary man who had not been out OF
his clothes for three days and three
nights, save for a plunge In the icy
river, had taken his first step forward
when the whistle screamed a nearel
warning.
She had told him that she would
come to see the finish Of his race, bu'
he had long since stopped believing
that And now when sshe stood ant
waved her hand at him from the brass
rallied observation platform Of ALI
sons private car which a switch en-
CINE, out Of patience with the grade
was shunting across the lower end Of
the clearing he could only stand anC
stare DULY. no faith in his eyes.
The loud plaid OF her fathers gart
flashed behind her In the doorway
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
A FRIEND IN NEED.

Algie-I say, Fred you're-aw-a
fwiend of mine. arn't your
Fred-Surel
Algie-Then be n good fellow and
aw--help me out. I'd like to have that
pwetty cousin Of youahs learn all
about my-aw-good points. doncher
know.
Fred-I am helping you, old chap. |
argued with her for two hours ycster-
day trying TO convince her that you
weren't as big fool as you look
Chicago News.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23

Hardwlck Elliotts fine face peered
over his shoulder. And wickersham,
who had not seen his fiancee I'm a
month. had started toward them. stiffiy
erect In his immaculate habit.
"You should not be here" was all
Steve said to her This is no place for
you"
He shook hands with the men. me-
chanically. Allison quizzical. Elliott
concerned He went back to his bridge.
The water had come up half foot In
the last few minutes some one-Fat
Joe. perhaps-told him. 1t was suck
ing greedily at the piles. And I'm the
north the ominous murmur had be
come a rhythmic roar.
wickersham's men were driving the
river. They were singing "Harrigan.
That's Mer'
TO be continued)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23

months. I'm In n bad mood tonight
Drop out OF sight, eh3 You'll play this
falr-fair at least as I see II by my
standards. aud they are better stand.
ards than yours. You've come dlctat.
ing TO me. ordering me to slip a knife
into their backs. Are you that Kind Of
a sneak3 Did you think ! wasl Now.
listen again. aud listen well. for !
mean what ! say!
II want that railroad II the man who
Is building IL Is too weak TO keep me
from taking II away from him. But
n don't get II on such basis III
know that there Il man M the head
Of IL who Is big enough TO take care Of
my share OF IT, Have you got thntl
Very we'll Aud now go back to your
melodrama " yen want TO steal his
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
The Lost lenore.

Just a name upon an egg.
Just Lenore
Twas a rather slender peg
Nothing more
Still. hung n romance there,
Wrote her in the farmers care.
There was nothing In my dream
Naught. alack.
IL was but a trap nest scheme.
He wrote back.
Do not cackle. fellow men.
Seems Lenore was just the hen.
Pittsburgh Post
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
Fooled Him.

Little Girl-EYcuse me. sir. but have
you dropped any money!
Gent feeling In pockeo-By jove.
lassie. I have! There's a hole In my
pocket thought heard something
chink
Little Girl-That settles It It's a
pound note I've found.-London Pass
Ing Show.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
Papa Excepted,

Bella--Don't worry about Jack. dear.
All the world loves lover.
Stella-Yes. But papa acts so I'M
worldly at times. Pennsylvania Punch
Bowl.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
Unassailable Logic.

What are you standing
ere for?
Loafer-Nuffink.
Pollceman-Well just move on IL
everybody was to stand In one place
how would the rest get past?-London
Tit-Bits
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
II Was Stronq.

" was strong.
what did the editor say when you
read your poem to himr'
II can't repeat It," replied Mr.. Pen
wiggle. "But | will say that In his
choice OF language he took every ad.
vantage OF the fact that his words
were not intended for print"-Wash-
ington Star
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23

Happiest boy In all the land.
Spite OF fate.
Is he who's working like a slave
Digging bait
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
Preparedneas.

A timid youth. devoid OF skill,
In loves campaign began 20 drill,
But by the time he wasn't scared
lie found the girls we're all prepared.
Judge
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
CHAPTER XXX.
Ssttinu the STAGE.

III HERE are two interviews
which should be mentioned
=-- here 10 for no other reason
lZzsxI than merely because they
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23
Getting Back.

Editor examining manuscripp-And
do you really think these jokes Of yours
are funny?
-Well-er-no! But as
never read your paper l wouldn't be
bored with them IL you took them!-
Chicago News.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-11-23

Pup-They've got a muzzle on It It
must be dangerous Richmond Times
Dispatch.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-31

Gnslif9es 9eIb in Sebs
i9as. Doh bsfonberer Settle miro
Der .Norbbeutfdsn glnsemeinen Sci.
tung" miiseth.ilt: Die ensIii9e prsE,
bat, pie nun eriparten ipnnts, tenbens
5iDie 9aritelIunssn iibsr bas Weien
uub bic zruepeite Der lsBisn Gteiss
nife I'M Se5i4as eebrabt. gs 1T i.bt
cine erpieiene 5batiate, bdb bas
enslifds @slb bic 5auptroGe babel s.s
fpielt bat. 2roBbem b.,si4nst Bic
.Simts" ben aufftanb bss grf9erifen
pon Weita unb Der Stdmme bieI:s
Sbeilss BON Irabien als ippntan.
Wenn Sas glati Der Gitp iib besiIt
bat, nod 6eprr bas ueuirale pu6litum
iib cine 9oritsauns bon Der So9e
MAIDEN tonnie, bic MitfduIb eng,
lambs an Siefem alufitanb absuleuss
men, 10 seibdb bies 6esbalb, neil gngl
lamb fiir9tet. oab bic 0ffeniIihe Meir
nung in ben neuirdIen Staaten llnn
insbefonbsrs in ben muIeImanifdea
9dnbsrn Der britiiden Hesieriins bic
8ernniportii9seit 5ui9rsiben iDnnte.
Die Gnsldnher batten ihon I'M mo.
ment Der 9etbeiIisuns Der ziirisi an
WsIttrisse oarh bas Organ bes bss
idnu!sn agenten gga aban sebrobt,
bic 5rass Der betligen Sris bss SilaBt
ins Rolen 5u brinsen. 0iefe psrfoa
mar pegen ibter Grssbmbeit eegsn
ben britiiter sbrun, bsrsn @riiHbe
algsmeiH beiunnt iiHb. riad 2iegpptsn
entianbt porben. I'M bort sur 8eit Der
lliNrpation burh Gnslano cine selpilie
NoIle 81 ipie!en. Gr bat IN Der bri-
tifhen preTs gsidrisbtn, bab bic 1ir-
N ben idliumfsn llsbsIa cusodstt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-31

fteruns bes Satrtpeees. Inb fiir ben 8iped nm
irgeUblpel4es laI1D, ipeIlbe3 NIT Der pendnnteH
Berbeiieritng tn NerbiHbnna ftebt, Gn5uianfen
ober gu fonbenintren.
eel eS bei6ioiIen bon BEN etaShatb bsr
Stani etnciitndti, Staaf Sbio:.
Geftlcn /. 9dt eS fiir uctbipenbig erfIdrt
iuirb bon bem Gtabtrnfb Der Stabt gtnctnnnfi,
aussuaebei iif1b 5t perfaufeH Bombs ber ge'
ag 1nufero uilS arpeibunherf ($25.200. .0O) Dol
lars fir ben Hfped nm eifien fSorb All fddffen
our BesobIniig hes iidhtifdcn s!ntbetIs ber stcs
Ten nflb eliiea1ben bee gerbefieruitg BET Elm
coin Ubciiiie. bon bein sllnis pince bis sur
prcnbnrn glbenie, bnrt Grabirnna, eeten
bon GlnbS nub Yfidfteruns bes sSnbrfpeees,
iito TIT nrn Siue6, Inn fpItes gi1entbum aib
snfanfcn ober 81 fcnbennirer, ipeldteS fir bte
gcfnHnfe Berbfiieruna rctbiuenbia it,
eeftiou 2. Gab bic Bombs Der aenannfen
Stahf nnseeeeben fpcrbeii fnIIen 5tfiii Beirdae
bot tinfurb6ipdn5ig 71ifeiib iirh sipetbnnpsrt
ts2b, ,200.00) Collars fir ben pbenaenunnfeu
3iutd. Gernuitie gpuos foTlfH In Tencminniics
men bon fiiibrubert tsf00.00) Dollars iein.
ooer Dlnltiplifnfioner b1oor. tpie bon benz 9th
Nnbffrr bPffmntt iperben mag, uub fpIIen Gin,
len fraacli su ber Bate bon bier iiiib einpierieI
Az Nrodent Der 2nbr. eenarlrte gonbs
ieuer onftrt tein uoiH frfien U.) Inee I'm
December Y. .. 1919, uiIh foIIen stuaiisa (2Dl
1ale iinh ben 9niifir 5abIbnr feir. gernnrte
BohbS folen dneaeaebeH, aisasfibrf uno nb.
gegeben ireroen In llebereiniinlmune nit benz
@eiese iftb Der Grounus bicfes Gtnbirnibs snr
aeaiiliriire ber slnsenbc nnb bss perfnuis bon
sonhs ber Sinbf Cincinnati Siant Cbip, pGi.
iirt on a. fSebrunr 1919,
Seftior 5. Tnk bcr Cribs bon BEN Nerfouf
bet gennfinien HuHhe, diisaenominen bic Bra
rrien nno oirasInrTenen 8irfcr, einen sonb
ireottirt iperben ioI siir onbIiin1 bes ftdbtiher
MnibeiIe oer Rotten NIB stnsnabcu Der eennrn.
ten 8erbeiferuna, unb ausbssnbt tperben Ion
aih elnorbnuna bee Director Of arbiic eerptce
nno auseegebsH iperbeu icn bon BEN dernurfen
Director of pnbl,c Gerbite ffr ben bierir fpe.
sifisirten Stped
Gefiion 4. 9nh bierni,i onfcrTeat inb ihbrri1
ionefttrt ipirh, bis snr Girlofuna Der obenae'
uairiiten oerbiirlter E6ub uuf bas iieuer.
Or. Giaertbnm Der etnbi Ginrinnati, einen
aerfiaensen, @eiraa slr 8abIiina Der 8infeu
Der geHaHrter WonbA unb nir ghniftna zines
7ilannesfcrbs sur ftbIiceltfer GinI6fung Der
abeelnufsnen Bombs: foI6e eiufInae unb aoI.
Ieftirnne foIrer nefnndt iperben Az osiier Dor.
aeleben burb has eefes iur sIiiicrIeanna unb
acneftlrnrin bon Gtenern fir munistbaie 3fpeSe.
Eeition B. 3iefe Erbinnrs fou Gnliiaieit bn.
ben iiiIo IN Rroff ireten bon irrb rndj benz BON
fsrfch erlnnhieu friihefier Tatrm
pdflirt ON II. ritober n. D. 1915.
g; =. 3durer, 9rnftbent bea Gfnstratbs.
ufteft: Sreb. g nelIer Qlerf. 24.8f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-31

(ctHe DrbtHanE 80. ste-isie--D0r
" ie5Iuneen irelfeHb fir bic ausGc6e bon
gonos in Seirage bon tebeHsebH 1anfsHo
(siI000.oo) Dollars fir ben 3Ipse siTen Sono
su inatfeH sar Snblnna oes iabhiten aHtpe.is
Der soften u1S SAssebeH oar geIbeiierune eer
SG0eH Snobe, aIee StraBe, Dleuepe 8lafe,
Columbus apenus eariipnr slofn,n. WloHieit9
9lGee urlo HobetfoH sloenue, onr4 Grdbitune,
SeSeH bon GurbS gIb RfIottduug esS GGtp
,pegse.
Gel es bsrorbnst bonn 6tnbtrGth Der Staot
Cincinnati. Staci Cbio:
seitioH l. 9ab 81 ais Iot3Denbie Gnssfeben
sugc6en uHb su per.auien bic Bombs Der &c.
nGHneH 6taoi gum gerage bon fiebeHsetl
2aufeHh (Sl7oooool Souors. fir ben Spea
I'm eiren Sono ~ ffatieu eur SabluHs bes
pS5e SsH asnssaas ss an oSrS sn SpasirHs @ sssen
BON eurbs nno YtIafternng beS Jabrfpeees Der
SabeH Strabe, bon Soreit Mpenue sur 9bp
man 9oenne: Riee StraBe, BON 4aee erabe
sur gtnfIer straSe; Sleneos 9!aes ISoreleie)
bon eiaburn sbenae sam 3nfposb eIate; 90.
llnibus apeuue. bon Der nprbIi6en liHie bon
gortsmoui5 elnenue bis sur fiibIi6sr 9tuie bon
DitHto aoeHue: 9aritcur abenne, bon Der 5oD
gloenIs bis saln iabIiesn gnopuHiie: @outett5
glaee, pom ilb!idsn dnbparfts bis .siis ain'
fuooo woab; Ruberifou Gberus. bon ber Bier.
Strnbe bts Sur Rerne gbeIue.
SeittoH 2. 9ab ote SoHes Der genariiten
Stnot. aiiseeeeben peroeH loaen suni getIaec:
fGr ben obengenunrlten 3peS. Gencnnte Bombs
fcneu in 9enoutirdtionen bon einbnHbert
100000 Scuars, ober DhiltipIaiaiipneH ba.
bon o1poH, teiIt, 10 otele tpte BON Gin Aubtor
beiiiuIuli iperoeT mag. uno foQeu Stnfer sur
&ate Don bier uHb eirnierteI az Nro5ent per
Sdbr tragen BenanHie Bombs foIIsr bdtirt feiH
BON erfteH 2aae bes gsopember u. Q. 1915,
u1ie ioIen Sablbar fetn sipar5is GOD Sabre
Huf benz 9atnm. 0eHarute Bombs folen aus
eeseben, auSeefdtrt uno psrlbtoIgi iperosn In
lie5ereiUitimNuna nit benz 1efss unb ber Sr'
otHnns bieies Etdbirntes, sur ReeuIiring Der
glusaabe urb bes gertnufs BON goubs bsr
stasi G'netnnnti, esant SbtS. pafIirt am n.
Sehruur 1912.
ber eerarner goubs. NIT uubnnbme Der pra.
lung bsB iiabiif1en eirtbeiIs ber aofien uiib
susaabeH ber obetgeHanuteu BerbefieruHaeH,
uHb foG dlBbe;nbIt tuerben auf Grorbnuua beb
Director o' Bubble S<rbice, uro fpu aiisgepeben
iperbeH biu6 ben befaatei Director Of putIe
Serotce fir ben bieriH fpesifisirten 8peS.
Settor I. Tdb bierTit auferlegt ,utro lro
idbrlib ioueitirt perbeH fpn, Bis bic obeHse.
nGnnte. SfiIo abgetrnaen IN, auf has fiener'
nlgenben Setrug sur Sablunp Der 2infer auf
befaeis Bombs nro sur S61ffune zines 9tI.
aunssforos fir bic ffIiebit6e GtnIofme bet
ia1iaen Goilbs: foI9e alnferlesunaeu iirA ao.
lefiirinaen fo1en nemG6t iperben ipte bnrf bas
Giefet 5ur eIlrferleguna nrb AoIeitiruna bon
steIern flr mnnisipale. 6Defe borgeftris'
ben H.
eeifion 8. gipfe crbinan, fou 6aIiieieif ba.
ben nno In arnft tretsn bon unb md BEN
Qnfiirt ON II. Sfiober 9. 8. 1915.
g. 3. 2auner 9rdnbent oes gnotrntbs.
eItteft: 5reb. g6ueIIer, GIsri
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