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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
Rleine Rslisetaaa9riAtem

= GmerfOn GonitabIs bon plsaIdnt
plain, g., beribtete Der polioei, bab
fein Gorb Iuto, bas er ouf sinigs
Minuten Dor bem 9sbdubs go. SO
Oit Giinfte Strabe bate iteben lalfsn,
seitubleu pOrben lei. Sn bem araTty
pagsn befanben ii4 nod 5ipei lle6ers
5iebsr, Elm OomenmdnteI unb Elm 9ars
tOn nit S6nitttpaaren i'm Dertbs pon
10 Dollars.
- Stleidbie6e, ipeI6e lid ge'tern
@ormittaa Ginganq in bus Wdrterins
nenbetm Deg iIibiIdeu 6OIpituls an
Der gurnet Qpenus su Oeri4dffen
pubten unb neun psri8iebene Alsi:
heri9rGnte erbrahen, maften iehr
quite @eute. SRI. 9lbu @urren biibts
hrei Oiamantrinee i'm @ertbe pon
$3.50, 1rl. gIpira Sbumdrb Elm bias
montenes WteoaiLlon i'm Dertbe ben
$65, SrI. Slioe @ott So; SRI. Bar
bara ReffIino 81 uno SRI. Rita Of.
oer So in gaar eir. 3ipei un6es
tuHnte Mdnner, peIfe in Der Rdbs
beg @ebdubes geTehsr lpurben uno be-
rsn 9efhreibung Die poli8ei in 9Gns
ben bat. perben bes 9iebitabl per,
Ddd)tiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11

aud balo Sn enSe. Infer Sreuno,
Ger gnron 9epens -" belnerft Die
saronin 6a,u. Ger fImoriIde @inter
regnete iid initerSeiien lu;lgiam III
oen ilanbriidDen 5riibling binein. llno
oas guto itnno nod INNER i'm Sdlllp.
pen. ngeraeiieh ocrgeiien!" trillm.
phirte Der Oiener. alber on einem
sIpriitase 1916 5ei0ie es iid, oab Die
gciditeu bon nid)t gons 10 nerecb.
lid lpareu. Come, belle Scnne Ial
aRittagS iiber Der gloee, ii6er benz IN
allen binien ,Sorbeu Ieufteneen BIN.
nieninarft ais eill 9aitaiitn nit eincn
groben slnbdngeipagen Dor Der irci.
5errIihen @iIla poriilbr.
Gin araftfabrer. Elm llntercifisi.r,
soe an Der @lOte bes 5ouf.s. Weibs
beitiir5t, tabsllcs slatt raiisri, er.
iditn Der Disnsr. Gr ipubts, bab
cine abidiebsitunbt ss,ommsn mar.
Shon tpareH iisben, aht Solboi.u i'm
S6uppsn. Sfpn mar bag gluto -
adj, pie bel 6dnbe tparn bd nit eis
mem Wlale thdtig! 90 i6nen eiHs als
les, ipie tpenu Sein3elmdnndsn bsi
br @rbeit fpGrsn! auf BEN ans
bdnseipaesn fsiteebunben, feitssnasslt.
eden erflnn1 bieSupe, aan3 firs ilnS
gang fhria. Wdr ss nidt. als Oh man
einen Iiebsn 2pbisn aus bsm Sauie
abbole 81 fsinsr lsbt,n syabrt9 Gin
lieber sobter, befIen lanaiames Strs
Zen man felt WonoisH als cine unabs
fpenbbare @sipibbsit pprausaeIsb.n.
bate nnb bas nun ts snblid getoms
men pdr. bennob ihmsrsbafi atnua
ans Ssr5 sriff. Der 6err Baron
unb feline gsmablin ipartn gon3 iiiLl
aus Der Sbiir gttrsten. gs galt a.
nsn abi6ieb fir INNER. Gs golf bic
lsbte ebre fir etiDds, bas ibnen bic
lebien Sabre Dor bisfem unislig,n
ssriea, rerih5nt bate. Gtunbsn, IA
qs trdien In tlaren llmriiIen aus Der
9srsdnsenbsit. .Wsibt bu nod
es mar aud i'm april Nrto unb
Der @arbafes - Die goronin ipuBs
is nidt, ob iie sben bisf, paar Worts
nur ssbafi pber tpirili6 Iaut sefpros
den bate; abr iie lns sbenbisislbsn
In ben aroBen 2lugtn bes Gattsn. .llns
fec i60ner MasenIs 5itterte es isi!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11

aus bsm juiamm,nse,niffen.n Dun
be bes 9ieners, Der - Saiiuna! gdIs
fungi - Iunsiam bic rpsib, Sdiir,s
bsrunterjirih. llnb bann mar aud
i6on oos enitauto unb btr aHbdnas.
luaeen nit bem litb,n, Ii.ben 5ootea
barauf um bic Gds peritpuns,n. Der
5opts, Der in ,inissn 9usn. fern Der
Siabt, Su sinem neusu. pi.ne.hi pi.
turstn 2,bsn erlpa6sn piirt. Hui
Der Sirabs Jipii6su 9telupslt uno
Sooas pieIleiti cStr ionfipo ba um
gptrn hsrum. 3rifbtn b.n g.tuits
tern Der Sdropu,l, unh Granai.n.
gon beusn cine pitleiAt bic polI,sr.
bas eiitn. ben Wcior, b. HsnI.,rs
idsi6er. bic Rdb.g. bic 0snTh,n, bic
Sffisiers auf BEN 9oliier aussinonetr.
reiBsn tpiirbs IN tas Ri4ts. eas IN
pities prbarg, mas tinmcl a,b n
2ahen, quft aefpsitn mar. llub laros
lam. gang langiam ira. Der Baron
nit fsinsr GsmabIin ri,bst in bos
Gus suriid. aac s'Ilmen aii bcrg,iaec
liaiten ihre IeudDienSen 1arben per.
loren. atiie, sdna lsiis falcb S.t
Dicner bi. 9biir. Dds WlitioueTI,n
btuis piirbs nod filler ala iont f.in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11

Siebeu feiner Opfsr in
bIeiernsn Sdrgen ges
fuuber.

gubapeft, 10. Wsoi. llsbsr gers
lin unb qonbon. Sn bem unsariihsn
Oorf Giniota iinb bic Opfer eines
mcbernsn Blaubarts entbedt iporoen.
WGbrenb bic Yeb0rben bas 9aus sis
nes p<rmibtsn Solbotsn bur6Iu9tsn,
fanben iie barin iisben 9Itifdrss. bon
benen iebsr bic aeide elmer Grau
entbieIt.
Die Qeiden tonnten nitht ibentifis
Sirt iperbsn, man elaubt aber, bab lie
oieisnisen Don Di.nitmGbten iinb, bic
pon Wien aus in bas Dorf gelod.
purben.
Der friibers geipobner bts SnuIes,
Der in Serbisn um 1ppbus seitorben
iein folI. fparnis, als er mad Der
JrOnt absins, ben gissnthiimsr, iins
ter teiner gebinsuns bus @sbduoe 5d
betreten, in bsm Waihinen unterses
bradt feisn, bic ni1t srfsbt ipsrbsn
t0nnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
Sei6lasnabmt
gsarbe Die ssanoslbilb.5ilm eternal
Sappbp" i'm @alnut Cir. Sbeater.

9luf Gruno einss BON Geb. Sobn ..
Seraet beIaporsnen 9tffibapits, err
ipirfte toulfs @sneralitautsanpalt
Srpome Morris ssitern glbenb einsn
SoFtbefsbl gessn Serrn ). 9isbon,
GeI9Gftsfiibrsr beg Wulnut Strase
Sbsaters unb atpar unter Der @ns
flase, bab er Bel Der @prfiibruns
bes Naubslbilbes .Gternal Suppbo"
NIT Sbeba 9ara in Der sitelrclle sc.
pife anit0bige S3ensn, pel6e naf
gefebI Der itaotli6tn 3eniorenbsbors
be aussemerSt perben ioIlten, troB
bes 9efs9s geaeigt babe. 9leitseitis
purbe Elm 6uftbefebl asssn bic Giesns
Thinner her slim, bic syor Slim Sor'
pordtipn ertpirtt, ipeil bieIelbe Die
aIs anIt0big be5eianeten S5euen nidt
auseemerst nnb ben Slim I'm
Sriginal8uitunb an 2isb6rn bernie
tbet bat.
Netettiu 9. 6aDss, Der bic Der
boftung pornebmen foIlte unb auh
bic @siIunn erbielt, ben Slim 81 hes
i9Iugnubmen, besub ii6 mad benz
Sbeater, ipo ibnl bic Wtittbeilun9
purbe, bob Serr 2isbon ii9 ihon
nad isiner 8Obnuns an RpdbuIe aue
Feaebsn babe. Der Slim, Der mir biz
geitern Qbenb auf Dem programm
itano mar ebenfaIls ni6t su erIansen,
pirp aber beute opn Der ppliSsi be-
fdIaenahmt unb aur @erfiieung Der
3snIoren : gebOrbe gebulten iperpen.
0ie 5err Morris unfiibrts, puroe
Der 6ilm am 4. Moi b. 8. bon ben
itaatIi4en 3enioren sepraft unb
bieIelben erIiebeu ben 9efebl, bab, nm
bieielbsn in Ohio 5usulaTen, gepiiIe
S5enen i'm eriten unb au6 i'm bier
ten Oft, bic b06it unmoraIifd pas
rem, aussemer5t iperben iullten. Die
fer gefebG 1T iebod BON Der fyor 5ilm
Sprporution ntdt befoIst lporbsn, ipds
jsbo6 erit sntbedt ipurbs, nadbem
Reu. !6erset cine biesbesiislide Be
i9uerbe erboben bate.
Oetettip Saps begab iib nod ses
tern Ibenb no9 Der Wobnuns 2isz
bons, no er bic 8er6aftune rprnabm,
bod fpurbs Der 9erbuftets fufurt s.sen
gurgf6aft entlaTeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11

ton ibrcs Ianai1brisen 9saitors fbi.
nctu, Der betanntlid einen 9iuf an eine
aroBe gemeinoe in 8rocflpn aitge'
nonnen bat. Die 9feienation iunroe
u.lter s!lseriiden oes boniten Ss.
bolierns angcncminen tno bic Ser.
rem Ssobn Scrrriig. 9oiiis Sdpieioer,
Otto 2ippert nno sliiglit gsoenllnB
lpurSen ais &ontnlittee auiseitelt.
I'M oas 9res6pterium bon Dem Hild'
tritte 8aitor Stbiitorus offi5iea IN
ae,intlib 81 iesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
Giir $4,000
VI WoIIte SOhn Snitrs bic.
Z b'f6s Sef4obfobrtt
goungstopn In bic
Quftfprenaer.

ttN "
6 GlepeIanb, g., 10. Wai. Sphn
Spier5, Der eytIdrt, elm 0ali3ier ju
iein, purbe an Wlitiipoh In Youngss
topn perbaftst, unter Der aniIags, bic
Qbiidt sebabt gu baben, bic Gtihobs
fcbri. Der Ism. 5ob Company in
younssiopn gu seritDren. gbas. Ee
gDoobp, Elm SpejiaIasent bss Der. ct.
3uiti3bepartements iasts, bdb Stpisrs
iid erbOien bate. fir $25. 900 bic Gas
brit nit Dpnomit Su Ssritorsn.
Gr ioa ben 9OridIag bem 0iterreis
did unsarifhen aoniuI Grnit Cubs
mig semadt bdben, Der bic Rssiss
runssbeamten bennhrihtigte. Ge
gDOobp. Der eorsab, bon eIsi6en 9ts
itnnuns,n beieeIt su fsin. ipuroe nit
Spier5 betunHt senadt unb Don biss
fem DsranIubi, ii4 an bem aOmpIOit
;u bstbeiIiseH.
De WopbD bssob iid am Dieniidg
nit Sipier3 mad youngstown unb er
idst, oab Spisrs cine erpbe Wense
9Dnamit in Der Qd& Der gob'fden
6ubrit psrfisdt bate uno ibm isinen
qlan er.Idrt babe, tpie sr es in Der
Gabrit gum GrpIObiren bring.n noble.
Gr idlua Dor, bab pdbrsno Der Ra4t
RitroslKsrin In bic Waidinsn. oi.
fir bic 9Hferiisuns ppn GsidcFea
peripenbst iperben, geiban ipsroeH
ions, 70 bab am DonnerItus Worssn.
tpenn Die Tlaihinen IN geptsung se'
fsst piirb.n, bic Tubri. serF5ri ipers
ben piirbs.
Gbe Spi.r5 feline pIdne uusfiibren
tounts, iests ii9 De Woobp nit ben
geb0roen in gounssioipn in 8srbiHs
buns uno Der Mann ipurbs psrbaftet.
Sdiffsuntersans.
Gan CUTS Obispp, Gal, 10.
Wiai. Der Dampfsr .Roanoie', totls
der Gan Jroneiseo I'm Wiiisrnaht
um 8. Tlai auf Der Gabri mad 9als
paraifu o.rlieb, TT etipa 100 Meilen
IiibIi6 BON Gan Jruneisco unterses
edngen. ME bon brei ueberIebenben
beri6tst tpurbe, fpelde am Mittlpo9
in einem Rettnngsboot nit ben 2eiden
bon fiini anberen ans 2nnb triebsn.
Die llebsrlebenben fparen 5u idipdn,
nm ibre Ranen anSugebsn ober irsenb
cine Wtittbeilung ,iber ben Rsit Der
S9iffsmannfhaft Su ssben. gur ios
pisl tuurbs feitseiiellt, bdb bier anoue
Sopts, pslHs berabseIaieH iporDtn
fporen, t.nterten
Seine genebrpatronen
mebr ma d Mtrito bur4s
selafsn.
2arsbo, GTas, 10. Wdi. Cine
WaiIIion 9eipebrpatronsn, bic Meriia.
nsr Oeriu8t batien, in Der Rdbe bitfis
ger Stab. na1 M.rito bsreinjus
idmugssln, ipurben am Wlittnoh pen
ben sruppeu fonfisSirt. Wan slaubi,
bab bic Msunition fir bic 8anDiisn
in RsyitO bsitimmt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
SerciteIter selbitmurOueriud,.

@ffis gepcom6, 1862 0eit 6.
StraBe, eeristb seitern Q6enb infolgs
eines Oisputs nit ibrem Gatten tn
fol4s aufregung, bab lie Elm 5ldI9s
hen Sarbolfdure ergriff unb eins
Quantttdt Oes Giftes Oeri6ludts. Der
9atte fhlus fOfort 4larm, Der bic
ppliaei berbeibra9te, fpel9e bic 2es
bensmiibe bur6 pdtrolauto a mad
bem Stabtboipital brtngen lisb, mo
bic Magenpumpe nit grfOIg anses
fpanbt ipurbe, fobdb @ffie tein. iiblen
5plgen perfpiiren fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
GAiHsHsAriAten

airtpaIL z. Wlai. 9lugstoms
men rSelis Oiup bon gep gori naa
&openbassn.
asp gOrt. 1oA MGi. slbgsfabtsn
~goirta" ra4 glsapel; .Ginluno'
mad aiOsrpoOl; .Duea bi 9enoDa"
mad Rsapsl.
Gabia 80. slpril- gbsefabr.H
.MOntspibeo1 nad HetD yori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
usfdle.

- Tenino Syrancesdinu, SO God
Strabe, fpurbe geftern Qbsnb an Der
Morteomsrp gtDab uub Spnatban
Ipenue bon elmer Horb yfprpoob Gar
setroffen unb srIitt i6mer5li6s Der
Iesunesn am Sopfe. bic ibn in elmer
nabegsIegsnen 2lpotbe,s Derbunben
purben, fpprauf patrpl gtutu 7 i'm
mad SduIe brafte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
Rf.iner untsrI6i,o.

Ra4bnr: sSbr glanu bat mir a..
sabii. 5rau yiiillsr. bub Si, bic acn &
SBod1e isin gDort nit ibm a,iprodsr-
nnr neil sr SOnntag Ra5nJittaa BON
orsi bis bier Elm ipsnis in. gBfri5ss
baus gssanssnl"
grau Miillsr: %. bidr e6lpinb.
Ter! umgsishrt ITS s,tp.f,nl gli6t
pOn brsi bis bier III e. i'm DirtLg
bdas ssfsiisn iOnO,rn Don pisr b;
brsil1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
saufers (sarten in Mpruupb.

9oS belie6te SounnerlofoI, Son.
fers @arten in 9toripoob, lat beute
@r0ffnllng iiir 6ie Soiion. Cine bib.
iAe aabaretuitterbaltung iii ocrge.
ieben un6 auh ionit miro es Ben @e.
iudNrn OH nidrs febleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11

9anbpnfel, Der frob mar, bab ibm
nitt feline sawe Suurfdoft abssnDn=
men tpurbs, peridob feline abrsiie bis
beute, perIi9srte aber ben poliSeibes
amten, bab sr in 3utunft poriidtiser
feiu pplle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
@sItia m.

gaidter: .Msarum babsn Sis bsnn
bamaIs ben 2lnsdbsn bes 3euseH
S9ul3e nidt stsldubts1
@aItipirib: Der Wann mar 10 Be-
tranten, Sab Id ibn ni4t fiir pol
nebmen tonute.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
ausfpsi@. BON Garmtn
Sblpa.

Das Slid slsidt BEN e6o: q
dntpOri.t ipobl, abtr % icnmt n,6i.
Die aiebe isnnt nur bic gto,u.
nerit bu bi12
Die Rdnnsr iiubirsn bi. 5rau nj,
ssnsn Barometer: iis isnnsn Iin I'M.
H'tr Hur aHt ben HdaItsn Gag uus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
gaitor 9lhinuiu's &eiignatiun anse.
iipmmen.

Sic 3ipeite Geutide GresbpteriIfe
6emeinse bei6dftigte iidb seitern
gbeno in eiiter uiiberoroentli6en sc.
meinocperiammlIing NIT Der Heiiana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11
1reisebn S'eser berbrannt
umo piele berletf.
Bel bem 9rane etnes man
beIbiIbertbedters in
0i irainteH.

Rprfolt, ga.. 10. Rai. Sn
BaIIeeton, pa. ,fpOlf Msilen bon bier
brannte am glittpob glbenb Elm Wans
bslbilbsrtbeatsr ob unb Is tamen bas
bei breisebn Rsser ums 2eben, ipdbs
rsno breibis biz pisr5is anbers In Der
qanit. bic entitanbsn mar. fdper rers
Lent fn,trhSu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-11

Berlin, 10. Mai. lleber 2ons
bpn. 3tpei BON ben frana0Iiifen syeis
felbdllons, bic am Samitas innsrbalb
Der franSOiii4en Ginisn bon sinem
Sturm lOsgeriHen unb iiber bic beuts
iden 2inien getrieben purben, iinb in
Der Rdbe BON 9annobsr gslunbet. Sn
einem Der 8aLIons befanbsn Ti1 orei
fran5Oftide Sffi5iers, Die ubsr nod
niht eingefungen pOrben iinb.
1lngefGbr 20 1efelballons tporsn
fortgeriiien iporosn unb 15 bapon finb
f9on friiber BON ben Deuti9en aufgss
fangsn tporoen,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
EIko Extending Its
Sewer System

For the next ninety days 100 men
will be actively engaged in carrying
out the contract for the Improvement
and extension of Elko's sewer system.
The work is to start at once.
Superintendent l.. {. Kelsey, who
who will have charge of the work, ar
rived in the city this week to take
charge OF operations. The extensions
and repairs will be carried on stimuli
taneOus. MI OF the seWer pipe soutl,
Of the railroad will be realid by put
ting them in lower to get advantage
of more fall for drainage.
About $4,000 vii be spent in the
work. which money will be circulated
in FlkO. and which means an a<di-
tional prosperity for the next ninety
Observation-Disclosures.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Has Boy
to Be Proud of

Mrs. r. NJ. Clemens of this place is
Justly proud OF her son who is at
tending a veterinary college in San
Francisco. The other day she re-
ceived word that the young man, who
is named Nelson, who stood second in
his examinations ont of a c ass OF
sixty students. with all average of
o2H per cent. MI the time he has
been attending school he has worked
from five to six hours a day, besides
attending to his school duties.
He is now employed in one Of the
iron works OF San Francisco in order
to earn his tuition for reXt year. 1t
is such boys as this young man who
make their mark in the world. The
fellow who stands around the streets
indulging in boisterous conduct and
proiane remarks never g1ts very tar
wells Herald.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Clean Up
the North Side

The North Side Improvement
club held its regular weekly meeting
last evening in the Arlington Hotel
parlors.
An invitation to the club to meet
with the city trustees on the even
ing OF June 18th was read and the
secretary was instructed to notify
the trustees that the invitation would
be accepted and that the club would
be there in a body.
An executive committee consisting
Of the officers of the club-Mrs. Her
bert Coffin. Mrs. Charles Deadly and
Mrs. r. ID. Goode-and two other
memberships. Bertha Cohen and
Mrs. George Nj. Anderson-was APP
pointed.
The work of the eSening consist
ed o: naming the week Of June 5th-
10th as Clean Up" week for the
North Side and the discussion of
plans for carrying on the same. The
club asks for the cooperation of all
the residents of that section.
The executive committee issued
the following invitation:
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
HELP CLEAN UP

A general invitation is extended to
all residents and property owners Of
Carson City living north of both raj
road tracks to participate IN a genera,
Clean Up" week. beginning Monday.
June 5th and extending throughout
the entire week.
The assistance of all those who
lave teams TO cart away the rubbish.
as well as the aid Of all boys who
are sufficiently interested in the ap-
pearance OF their city, to help in var
icus ways will be greatly appreciated
by the North Side Neighborhood
Improvement CLUB and they are re-
quested to send in their names to
either Mrs. Herbert Coffin. the pres
ldent of the club, or I o Mrs. Charles
Deadly, vice-president.
Saturday, June 10th, will be set
aside tor a general removal OF all the
accumulation of said rubbish.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Found Intoxicated

Jake George, a buck Indian, and
Wild Lizzie, a white woman Of Mon
tana, who just arrived i: town from
nobody seems to know where, were
found in a beastly state of intoxica-
ton near the corner of Caroline and
Plaza streets yesterday evening. The
officers arrested them both and plac-
ed them in Jail. The white woman
looks to be over 50 years of age and
when drinking becomes almost a
maniac. The officers will probably
furnish her with transportation to
leave town today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Remains Will Arrive Tomorrow.

The remains of George w. Club
buck, who died yesterday morning in
Elmhurst, Cal. will arrive in Carson
on tomorrow mornings train and be
taken to the home of his daughter,
Mrs. w. II. Sweetland OF this city.
The funeral arrangements have not
all been made, but it is expected that
it will take place tomorrow afternoon.
Calvin Chvbbuck. a son residing in
Elmhurst, is accompanying the re-
mains to Carson.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Laid to Rest Wednesday

Monday word was received by MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Collins Of this city
Of the death OF their son-in-law,
Charles w. Thompson. at San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Collins lett that even
ing TO be with her daughter and was
present at the funeral which wasI
held Wednesday afternoon, inter-
ment taking place in Cypress Lawn
cemetery. Mrs. Thompson, as Grace
Collins, grew up to womanhood in
Carson City and the sympathy OF the
whole community goes out to her iii
her hour of bereavement.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Personal Mention

Judge p. A. McCarran left on last
evenings train for Reno.
Governor and Mrs. Boyle returned
from a brief visit to Reno on this
mornings Virginia & Truckee pas
senger.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan and little daugt-
ter are visiting Mrs. S~ullivan's moth
er in Fly.
George Friedhoff OF Yerington
passed through Carson this morning
CT route home.
H.. A. Bull of Carson City is reg
istered at the Hotel Shattuck in
Berkeley.
0. U. Price Of Reno was among
the arrivals from the riverside city
on this mornings train.
+. Boskowitz of San Francisco is
in the Capital City today interviewing
his numerous customers.
Attorney George Sanford returned
this morning from Goldfie!d, where
he had been on legal business for the
past week.
Attorney General George Thatcher
is in Elko attending court. represent
ing the tax commission in the Miller
& Lux suit.
T. d. Van Devort was a passenger
on this mornings motor for a couple
Of days business visit in the river
side city.
Judge J. A. Langwith, who has been
attending to legal matters in the Su-
preme court, left for Winrcmucca on
last nights train.
Sheriff w. A. ingalls, OF Esmeralda
county left on last nights train for
his home in Goldheld. "Candclaria'
Bill is always a welcome visitor in
Carson.
Max Stem, Jr., OF Tahoe beer
fame. returned fro ma bushes trip
TO Nina, Luning and other towns in
that section. He reports Luning as
one of the liveliest towns in the state.
Mrs. Marjorie Cohen. daughter OF
Mrs. Bertha Cohen, who has been at
tending school at the coast, is ex-
pected home tomorrow morning to
spend the summer vacation with her
mother.
Fred Knoblock, George kitzmeyre
and others formed a nauto party 60
ing to Gardnerville this morning for
the purpose of securing another big
class to join the Carson aerie OF F.
O. L.
Chief Justice Frank Norcross de-
parted on last evenings train for Chi
cage to attend the National Conven-
tons of the Republican and Progress
sive parties to be held in the windy"
city commencing June 9TH.
Roger Stenson OF the dry goods
and clothing firm of Ryan & Stenson.
Virginia City and Tonopah, after a
brief visit in Carson yesterday, left
for the south on last evenings train.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Putting in Water Mains.

Work on street improving, curbtng,
gutterlne and putting in of arge water
tains i'll the bushes ditrict of Reno.
whith recently was authorized BY the
city council, will start today. Ten
inch water mains will be placed in
Second street from Sierra to- Lake.
and in Virginia street from CONNER
cial row to Second. The business sec
ton of the city is to be protected
by fire hydrants on ten-inch water
mains.-Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Truckee River Gives Up Body.

One month and 10 days alter the
drowning OF Angela Chinsini, the
Truckee river yesterday gave UP its
victim. Angela Chinini wa drown
id near Lawtor Springs April Is, and
the body was found yesterday lodged
in drift wood near the central span
OF the bridge crossing the river near
the l~,Ogam1rsinO ranch. Frances
Herman, a ~l4-year-old boy, found the
body and notified the officers. Cor
oncr Dcvine and F. X. Unsworth went
to the scene. Identification was made
by a peculiar tobacco box carried by
the deceased. The gloves he wore
when driving his team across the
river were still on his hands. Identi-
f~iCation was further accomplished by
his reddish brown mustachc. The re-
mains were badly dccomposed. An
inquest Will behc'd Saturday at 2
O'Clock. The body was found short
~ after nOnn.-Journal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Living in Hopes.

June has arrived and all our people
are living in hope that the new month
may bring a little sunme weather.
We are no worse off thar many 9th
er sections OF the country. Even up at
Twin Falls, n OF the greatest agri-
cultural sections Of Idaho, a heavy
fall ofsnow ccurred Wednesday,
Wells Herald.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Indian Girl Missing.

"Tommy' Wiseman. an Indian
girl Well known in this section, is re
ported to be missing III San Fran
cisco. One evening about ten days
ago she expressed a desire TO go to
the picture show and was furnished
with money for her expenses. She
lett the cottage where she was resid-
ing and this was the last that n of
her friends have seen OF her. rs she
had been in San Francisco for ONE
time, it is not considered possible
that she could have become ,ost. and
mu>h lear as to her safety is enter
tanned by her friends. The pcllcc are
working on the case, but SO lat no
cicw as to her whereabouts has been
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-06-02
Files Incorporation Papers.

The Standard Tungsten company OF
Reno filed articles OF incorporation
with the secretary OF state today. \.
]. Clark. J. l.. Curtis and S. S. Carpcn-
ter are named as the incorporators
and directors. The company has a
capital stock OF $2N.OOO, with 100000
shares at a par value OF 81 each, and
will do a general mining and milling
business.