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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, dissolves gravel, cures dia betes weak and lame backs
 Rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your drug g;st, will be sent by mail on receipt of s1.0O. One small bottle is two months treatment, and seldom fails to perfect cure. Send for sworn testimonials. pr: F.. w. Hall. 1926 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. (AdvtD
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15
FEMALE LABOR IN
 DEMAND IN BERLIN

Correspondence Associated Press)
 Berlin, Oct 6.-The demand for female labor is constantly OH the in- erase. accor:;i!.s 10 reports from agencies that supply help. Tha in- ceased demand is accompcnle4 by increased demands for pay on the part of the women, so that many of them now insist on al least 90 pfen- nings an hour (something under ten cents, according to present rttes of exchanged
 The greatest demand for nn:Y;illed female labor has come from he leather and metal trades that already employ thousands if not hundreds of thousands of men whose presence m the army is more and more desired.
 Corresponding to the increa.sed de- mand for women in the trades there has been falling off in the demand for domestic servants. indica, ns an increasing simplicity in Twin! stand- ards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15
TRAFFIC EXPERT IS
 BACK FROM CAPITAL
Commissioner Taylor Expects Dccis- ion in Memphis Rate Case Within
 Week or Ten Days.

w. M. Taylor, commissioner of the Pine Bluff traffic bureau, returned yes terday afternoon from Washington, where he represented shippers of this section, thru the Traffic bureau, in the presentation of oral arguments be- fore Commissioner Daniels of the in terstate commerce commission, in the matter of the proposed new freight rates from Memphis to points in Ark anSas.
 Mr. Taylor spoke most interestingly, and m amusing manner as well, of his experiences in Washington the night of election day last week As is well remembered, the first returns receiv- ed made it appear that the Republi- can candidate had defeated Woodrow Wilson.
 Everybody went 10 bed Tuesday night, satisfied that Hughes had won,' y said MT. Taylor. "Thc Republicans were highly elated, and the Democrats were downcast in equal proportion. But Wednesday, there was change, and when left Washington the Demo- crats were doing the celebrating, while the Republicans were saying little. It was universally agreed in the East that never before was there just such an election"
 Action of some kind or another is expected by the interstate commerce commission on the Memphis rates within the next two weeks or so, ac- cording to MT. Taylor.
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COMBAT INCREASE
 IN JUVENILE CRIME

Correspondence Associated PrcsS.)
 London. Oct 31--Plans are being considered to combat tine great in crease in juvenile crime which has become moro apparent since the com mcncrmcnt of war. Home Secretary Samuols met about fifty leading rep lCSentatives of boys and girls brig ade organizations to discuss what he tcScflhed a% d very urgent and very difficult problem. The king and queen mad expressed their gravce concern at thc increase of juvenile offenses and hoped that adequate measures be talk cn to deal with the evil
 MT. Samucl9 thought the war had encouraged the spirit Of adventure among the boys, darkencd streets gave facilities tor wrong doing and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15
CONSUMPTION OF COTTON IN |. s,
 IS INCREASING
Federal Bureau Reports 5oo,3 ,349 Bales Used Dur
 ng October.

Washington, Nov. 14.~-Cotton usod !. in the United States during October amounted to 555.3l9 running bales exclusive Of Iintcrs, compared win o00'1G2 in l915 and for the thr Q months ending October 2l. l643 292 bales, compared with 1.46328q2 a year ago.
 Cotton on hand October 31 in con sumlng establishments. was l.122. .93S compared with 1,3451S5 last year and Tn public storage and at congresses 3.Gl3,lS1 bales compared with 4.110.- 543 last year.
 Cotton spindlcs active during Octo- Der numbered 32,545,40O compared with 31,311,369 a year ago.
 Llnters used during October amounted 10 GG70S bales compared with 0,219 in 1915 and for the three months la9,932 bales compared with 20o,627 in 1915. Linters on hand Oc- tober 3l in consuming establishments announced to C.. .533 bales compared with 9S,l14 year ago and in public storage and at congresses 16,312 compared with 1884 a year ago Linters exported amounted to 1.430 bales compared with 12,4S0 year ago and for the three months 16,901 compared with 34S40 a year ago.
 Imports of foreign cotton amounted to 7,S43 bales in October compared with l3,50G year ago and for She three months 23,2J3 bales compared with 5S,G93 year ago.
 Exports during October amounted 10 S01,411 bales compared with G71j, 279 a year ago and for the three months l,1G2,S21 compared with l. 1923 6 year ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15

il the absence of so many millions c, fathers on war service there had been Il weakening of home influence. II had been found that the influence o, some moving pictures encouraged the spirit of laWlcs5ness and he pro- posed to establish a central official censorship Of all notion picture plays which he hoped might check some of tEe abuses.
 Al the same time he thought much of the trouble arose from misdirccted energy and proposed to carefully con slider various suggestions which were put forward by the representa- tiycs of the organizations and by Sir F. Badcn-poWell, organizer of the Boy Scout movement.
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STORk VISITS REMMEL HOME

Little Rock, Nov. 14.-Col. H. L. Remmel, Republican candidate for United States senator, is wearing a broad smile these days despite his de- feat in Tuesdays election by Judge w. F. Kirby, Democrat.
 "There was a new boy arrived at my house this morning who is whole lot more important there than Wood- row Wilson or Charles E. Hughes, and both he and his mother are doing we'll" said Colonel Remmel, who is GA years young.
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HIS SILVER JUBILEE.

Wilmington, \. C., Nov. 1.-The silver jubilee of Rev. Father C. Dem nen's ordination to priesthood was celebrated here today by visiting pre- lates and priests and the laity of the Wilmington diocese The formal ceremonies were held at St Mary's Pro-Cathedral and were presided over by Bishop Leo Haid, abbot of the Benedictine abbey at Belmont
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15
BRITISH SHIP BEAT
 OFF GERMAN U-BOAT

Newport News, Va. Nov. 14.-The British steamer Strathness, in port here, was shelled on October "A by a German submarine while in the Medi- terranean. but repulsed the under water craft by bringing her own gun into play, according to members of the crew. Captain Barnett declined to discuss the matter. The Strath- ness came unscathed out of the en- counter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15
MEN FEEL TIRED. TOO.

While much is said about tired wo- men it must be remembered that men also pay the penalty of overwork. When the kidneys are weak, inactive or sluggish, when one feels tired out and miserable, has the "blues," lacks energy and ambition. Foley Kidney Pills are tonic and strengthening. They act quickly. Mann's Pharmacy. eOdtf Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15
TOOK THE HURT OUT OF HER
 RACK

Mrs. Anna Byrd, T 1scumbia, Ala, writes: q was down with my back so could, not stand up more than half the time Foley Kidney Pills took all of~the hurt out" Rheumatic pains, swollen ankles, had dkache, stiff joints and sleep disturbing bladder ailments indicate disordered kidneys and bladder trouble. Mann's Pharm- acy. eoutl
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Y. N. [. 4. MAN SAYS
 U-bOAT DID NUT WARN
Paul k. banner, American, Declares British Ship Arabia Sunk With
 out Notice

London. Nov. lI.-pauI R. banner. the only American on board the Brit i-h steamer Arabia which Wal sunk by submarine November t. in the Mediterranean, sent to the A >ociated Press the following signed statement from Malta;
 ''l am au American citizen and was .a Sccond-cIaES passenger on the Ara bia. bound for MarscjIcs. At 1:20 on the morning of the sixth of November l was sitting on the port side of the aftcrdcck, when d tremendous shock to the ship occurred, immediately fol- lowed by an explosion
 "Thcrc was absolutely no warning whatever, not even one second. l. ap- pears from the statements of certain passengers who were on the Stalboard side, that immediately they saw the perlseope of a submarine appear out of the water about BOG vcards distant on the Starboard Sidc tho torpedo was fired.
 Tt was only thanks to Inc good fer tune of q calm sea and that the boat floated evenly for a considerable time that we were all saved. There WAS cer- tainly no warning of any charactcr.'
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THIS-AND FIVE CENTS!

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip enclose five cents to Foley & Co.,. 2S35 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, H.. writ ing your name and address clearly You will redeive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Mann's Pharm- acy. eodtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15

A spectacular chapter play, '"Tho Lass of the Cumberland" Hauber theatre, Saturday, Nov D. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15

Forty-nine factories in the United States make needles and pins, and all report an increase in business.
 Envy shoots at others, but hits ,+noie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15

Paul R. Danncr is d Harvard grad uate, who has been engaged in Y. M C. A. work in India He was returnin% Arabia, according to a statement is sued by the British Admiralty No vember &, was sunk without warning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15

See "The Ne'er Do Well" today and tomorrow, Best theatre.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15
BVTTERMAkE IN SESSION..

Minneapolis. Minn., Nov. 14.-Wis consin, Minnesota. Kew York, Iowa the Dakotas and other states famed for their fine herds and creameries are well represented at the nine teenth annual convention of the Ma Aional Creamery Buttermakers' as sociation. which began three-day session in Minneapolis today. J. J Farrell. Minnesota dairy and food commissioner. is the president of the association at the presiding officer ot the convention.
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EXHIBIT OF "CHARMS."

1COrrespondence Associated Press.)
 Berlin, Oct. 31.-An Exposition of War Superstitions" is the latest nov city which is to be opened in Berlin, and at which are to be exhibited many of the odd amulets, coins and alleged luck bringing objects which soldiers on both sides of the conflict still wear or carry, despite the fact that this is the twentieth century.
 Judge Steers of Brooklyn, N. F., rules that a husband may legally spank a wife who refuses kisses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-11-15

\ pear tree on the farm of J. 5. Eagle in Shoemakersville. Pa, one hundred and sixty three years old, IS bearing fruit. t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Neme 0eintbe
lin Sdanfli5euien itno Den Gi5eus.
fOnmiiidren unterbreitet
luprDeu.

2tuBer ben bisberigen Qi5ensinba.
bern bdben ii6 bel Der GouHtp 2is
5enstommiITion audi nod 3e6n PerIos
nen aemeloet. bic iotpeit nod ni9t in
Wirthsgei6dit paren unb gerns eine
Gt3ens BADEN mOdten. 8ieIe applis
tanten limb:
9armann Stap8, 708 Wlain stra.
BE, @lmnOoo; 9loolp6 2oeb. 221 SIt
0ritte Strabs; 4eter &OmmenoOi9.
@reen unb 9IeGilnt StraBs; s. Sars
per, I'll Walnut StraBe, 2pdlano.
@onarb 8. Glart, 5515 garibage
Pite. ct. Bernard; 6orrp grown,
Mias unb 2tGiIou Strufe, Rurtpoob;
6arrp @oeb, 5o6r unb Belts Strabe;
Sobn 80. 3Fomas, 415 Weit Jiinfte
Strabs; @'prge 8algsr, Main uno
Sopnibip &penue, Glmppob place.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Cpfer bes Mutnmpbils.
Strakenbabnfonouftenr 8iaiam
Guinlan erliest gerletnnsen,
bic er bapontrus, ais Ct
iiberfabren murSe.

Der 80 sabre aIis Strabsnbahns
tpnbuttsur William Auinlan bon Ro.
1922 Dud Greet Roab 1T ben @ers
lsBunsen erlesen, bic Ct, fpie beri9s
tst. am Oouneritas 4benb baponges
irasen bate. als er auf benz Gilbert
2uenus Diabutt BON einem glutpmos
bil iiberiabrsn iporben mar.
Quinlan mar. pie beri6tet, BON
aaufbrett ieiHes Dagens sefallsn unb
bann bon tinem porbeiiauisnbsn
4utomobil nisbsrseranni fporben. glns
fGnelih tpurbe ansenpmmsn, ,bab Guins
Ian nit unbebeutenbsn 9erIsBunsen
bnpongstommsn mar unb er tpurbe
mad feiner Wcbnuns iiberfiibrt, no
isin 3uitano iid5 iebr baIb peridlims
inerts uub e. trob alIer drsilihen Be-
miibungen itcrb.
Die poliJsi unb Der Coroner iinb
isbt ttmiibt bic SbentitGt BEG bstrsfs
falbsn Mutomobiliitsn 3u srmittsln,
bsHtn 2idnsnummsr iid Nitmanb
gemtrft latte, neil man eben slaubts,
bas bic WsrI.bunssn Guiulan's un-
bectdtsnb pdrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Die Raf'id,c a,etitiun.

Die llnterIu6uns Der petition ees
Gpuperneurstdnbioaten R. u, Wlnd
Der fpssnaunten r2otp Enforcement
partn" burh ben 8ablratb utmmt
INNER gr1Berer llmfaug an. GO
melt ipurbsn Iieben petttipnen uutera
iu9t, bic auIammsr 406 llnterf6rffs
ten trusen uno bic llnterfudung err
CAB, bab bierbon nur 95 gidmer dls
torreit betrdttet nerben tSnnen. ans
seiihts bieIes porIdufigsn ReiuItdts
bat Der Gbefclsrt beg Wdblrdtbs
wos1nsr beTtlpfen psttere feds 2sus
te NIT Der ferneren unteriudung gu
betrauen. oa es ii6 I'm sunSen I'm
ni9t psniger aIs buubert petiticnss
formulate bdnbeIt, bic pon Mott @las
isr untsrbrsitst tporben parsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
9terblt1feitsberic,f.

Gli5a6et6 grotump, A, 1861 8aDs
Strabe; Nierenleioen.
@leraubra Gropea, 81, itdbtii9es
Sofpitol; Subertuloie.
Della 3. patton, 70, Gburb Ctr;
Wiagentrebs.
Margaretb Sautb, 81, 2156 queen
Gitp @penue; 3uterrubr.
Salentine 9utting, 79, ct. Ser.
narp; 2unsenentSiinoung.
Clemens Soltbaus, 81, 9artlpsll;
Moernnertaltung.
9(nnd SeifrieO, AZ. 4707 gbse.
ppOo IDenue; Srebs.
grna 9riitoI, 81, 2165 Glare 2lps.;
Ghpd9e.
sllsranOra Martiu, %, Bitberbs
Gpenue; SubertulOIe.
Gptparb Wbeeler, "a, 21S Weit s.
Strabe; Ser3leioen.
Senrp Sogen, 65, 902 Belts Str;
NierenIetben.
Gtbel Waarie Gidmanu, 81. 2813
Columbus Strcbe; 2uugerleiben.
2epn CABIN, Sc, 249 Oouabue Str;
Gunsenent5iiuDune.
Soiepb 3. 9lettner, "a, 3003 Gleins
pietp &Oenue; S3pGae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Ssanttentuabl
Apdlt beute 9lbeno Die Maiter gafer's
gliIociatipn ab.

Die M2aiter 8atsrs 4hociation bdlt
beute 2(benO in &oqmer's 9arten in
GlmlpODb lire Sabresber Iammlung
a6, 9elegentIi6 fpel4er in eriter 81
ME bic 8eamten fir Oas neue 9es
i6dftsjabr erpd6lt lperben foqen,
Die fir bic Mabl aufseitellteu aans
Oioaten iiaO:
Prdfibsnt: Sobn Surtluub, 5riB
WiueIer unO WiQiam 56te.
8i8eprdiioent: Dan. &ernen, Gbars
les Bed, u. gbIinger uno Sulius
CONNER.
Setretdr: 6. 5. 5Oerfter. Sam.
MluelIer unS lSarrn @roene.
S6asmeiiter: =. 8. @abner, Char
les 8oepp, Jris grueftle uno qaul
ROsge.
Die Snitallirung Der neuen Seams
Ten erfolgt gslegentlid bes 8antetts,
bag ii9 an bic 9ef6dftsiisung an
ihlieBt uno auberbem bat bus Dir
rdngsmentstommittse nod fir elm
biibi6es lnter9altuH9sprogram
SprQe oetraQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Mnparteiii6
6GnSelte Die Suli5ei nad Der GrflG'
RING oes aeoli5eidefs in Der
Higger SDntrDDerle.

poli5ei6ef Gopeldn ertIdrte seitern
i'm Bureau bes 9irgermeiiters ben
Serren 8iQiam 9rOut unb 6. Y.
6ittens, bic als lborbnuns beg Gem
tral 2abor Council eri6ienen Daren,
I'M aegen bic aueebIide purteili6teit
Der puli5ei sssen bic ausitdnoigen
Riggsrs in ibrern Streit nit Der gis
hop R9gins So. gu protsitiren, Die
SpntroOerie in alien ibren Gin3elbstten
unb mics na9, oab bic poIiSei BEL ben
3uIammenit0bsn 5ptIden benz
Geiddftsagenten &eQp ben Der linton
Der Riggers .uno Dem grGiiosntsn Der
SiibOp Rigsing So. abiolut unpars
tsiii6 oorgssungen lei. Ssibs pars
tsisn purbeH prompt Der6uftet un0
aenp tpurbe fogar nod Elm poli5eis
uutpmo6il CUR 9erfiiguna geitelt, bas
nit er fofort nuh Dem Ratbbauie fab
rem unO einsn 6aft6sfs6l gesen giibop
erpirten tpnnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Che GrlambntkiHeine.

lGtfforb 0alp, %, 1862 5reDsridst.
| lSberefa 9luit, 10, 1648 besgl.
J@iGiam ). Sointe, 26, 1113 Sinh.
( LAP Str.
l@li8ubet9 9, Seegsr, %. 14o1 Gruit
Strube,
JSarrp glrnplb, %, 703 @eit 8. Ctr.
l@aa 9. sOmas, 20. 703 Garlisls9lp.
J2ouig u. 8liebmann, %, glep S,as
ben, Obip.
lSba 9. Gasulp. 19, gaep Baltimore,
bio.
|@eorge Mattan, &c, Romana, 8.
lSennie Bonner, 80. 1929 Solbrod2lO.
JGbarles Sraus, sc, aines Mlins, 8.
tgluna g. eagle 46, 4124 9anslano
4penue.
! JGbarles 6, sbsu, 20, 1929 Gresman
( Qlpenue.
l2ounie 9udmaun, 90, 1928 @ets
nooo 9lpe.
J9snrp 6. @alfer, 10, 1889 !5arriIon
I 9lpenue.
(Gbttb 5. 5rebric, IS, 1890 bessi.
J8ort6 9. greIton, 81, 524 Dsit 7.
( Strube.
lWtucie 5rants, 20, 511a besgl.
iaalp6 $. Sell, 25, 132 2bon Str.
l5lpra M. gobIer, %, 2918 uripiIer
glpenue.
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GberiF George GfDtt
Y'nhte Nd seiteru ,uesen ansebliden
gersebens seseu bic Sasbssiese
bei sinem 5rieoensridter
msloen.

Sberifi Shott, Dem fraft ieine5
slmtes bic bofite goli,eigeiualt i'm
Gouutp 5uitebt, mubte fid geltcrn auI
cine 8orlabnng bin, Gle ibm anI
Rittipob perionlit bon Dem Si.is.
Sasbpoat aiirs 3ngeiteIlt porcen
iuar, ipegen angebliten gersebens
scgen Die sSasogeiebe beim 5rieoens.
ribter Meppert meloen iino plaioirte
prompt .nidiitbulbis".
Sberifi Sdott befarto ii6 an glitt'
mod nit ieiner Sainilie in eirem
Camp am @bitetpater giiper uno Der.
sniiste iid) baIuit, ieine neue Sage.
ilinte ais3uprobiren, wobei ibm Der'
idieoene alte Dlehfannen aIs 2iel.
iteiben oierten.
@abrenb Der Sberiii fioel orauf
IosfnaIIte, erid,ien nit einern wsGle
Der &ilfs.sasooost aiirs aif Senr
Ylan un6 perldngte ben Sagoidein
0es Sberiffs 5u ieben. 9eiber fatte
,perr S6ott bas 70 piftige Inflt.
ment in fetnem Bureau i'm @eridtse
seba.ibs eiHseidlofen unb aiirs polI!s
nun oas Gerre5r bei5iagndbnIcn,
mas ibm ieooh porbeig lang, ba
Soerr Sdott iiG rlibig abcr bei-inlmt
pefserte, bic GIinte beraus5rge6en
imb Serr sdott iiber feds SiIB lang
unb iiberaus trdftig geba,it lit.
Damn erfolste Die 8orlaouag Dor
cen ssrieoensritter imb Serr S6ott
ipollte ibr anfdnSlid nlid] feline 9c.
adtllns idenfen. wurSe ieoo@ itlieb.
lid anberen Sinnes uro plaioirte
geitern Dor Dem ssrieSensrid,ter Mep.
pert. nnihihuIoig", oa er ia CUR Belt
nidt gejagt. ionoern einfo6 nah at.
rer impropiii,ten Sdeib, geidciien
hottie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Qlues bereit
5ilr bas teutise Bienie bes &ortb
Cincinnati Hcpublican GluG.

Sir oas SatreSpicnic oes 9eortD
Cincinnati gfepu6lican Glub, AoS
Eeute in Gonep 3slauo Itattfinoet. lit
gIQe5 bereit 9ie peridlieOencn Tcm-
mitteen huben in Der iof1fdItiTtFfr'
9seiie ie6lpeoe 8orbcreitllng aetroi,
fen, I'M oen 5abQoien @eiuhern, Die
uadJ Dem @orperfauf Der Gintritts.
farteu 5u ertuorten Iteben, genubrei.
de uno frobIihe Shnoen 81 berci.
ten.
Serr Sapes 9Goan1s, Der Suupt.
rebner, piro bcllte @prntittag bon
Soleeo fonrmcro bier eiutreifeu unb
ron einem &cmrittee am 9ahntoi
begriibt peroen. 9luBer linn iprcdrn
I'M 2altfe oes NahutittagS nod Gg.
WaDor Sobn @aIpin. Gictor Sein5,
Der aonbioat fir oas 9Imt eines
&ongreBabgeoroneten i'm jpeiteu 81.
riff, 9iid)tcr Srancis SanliIton, ser
als 9fid)ter oes 2lppeQationsgeridjts
fanoioirt, uno 8alter .f. Sbobl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09

Sat Mertb Der Gleftri5ititsaulaSe ser
llnion Gas { electric So. unf
$S,733,500.21 abgrid,aet.
Gs 1T Sieies cine 3nmabme mm 20
1rO5ent sesen Die siuiddemna
oeS itGbtiideu Grperten Y.
6. Sting.
Wl0glidsrDsii, bIrfte Dsriadlt her
ben, bStsre Gleftri5ititsraten
smdsnbriifen.

Die Staatsslltilitdtenbeb0rbs bat
geitern ib;c Gnibeioiine be5ligllb
Der abiddtung oes eigentbums.
iperthes Der GleftriSitdtsanlagen Der
llnion @as 4 electric 60 abgegeben
uno our6 oieie @ntideioung Oiirite
Die Soiinilns iiir biqisere elettriji-
tdtsraten in Cincinnati gu SdaHoen
peroen.
3ie Staats. .lltilititen6ebor6e fat
nGnllid) Den @ertb Der Gleftri5it1ts'
anIagen auf $8,733, ,500.21 angeiett
ooer Inn 90 9ro3eut bober. ais er
bonn erperten oeS Staoiratb5 u. s.
Sling ieiner5eit miseerehnet iporoen
mar. Sings 8erehnl,ng nad belief
iid Der 8ertb ouf 1880, 1881
p6breno Die lltiIitdtenfomnliiiion IN
ibrer borIduiieen g(bidntung ben
Wertb NIT $S,451, ,579.89 anadebt
bate.
geatiirIi6 lit Sieie oefinitioe sl6'
hdsing melt binter ben 3ablen 5t'
riidgebIieben, Die ieitens Der 8eiea.
idaft isIbit unterbreitst porben ioas
rem, bic befanntIih ibren eigen.
tbiunsipertb anf Die uette Simme
bon $21 .049,6S1 abgeihdbt bate.
Die segenipdrtige gleftri5itdt5ratc
Don S1a Gents, Die i'm periIciienen
Rouenlber BON ben @dbIern bel elmer
observation-disclosures sutssblsBeu
iuOrbu mar, sesen bic isbOa bic Union
Gas & electric 60. bei Der Stuatss
lltilitdienbebDrbe einsn nod i6Debens
ben protsii sinssrei6t bat, baitrt be-
tanntli4 auf Der ains'iden ah6dBs
una iopie aud altf Der urIpriinglid'eH
borlGufis.n abi9dbuug ber Staats'
utilitdtenbborbs. angeii9ts bsr NUM-
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