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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Swsu Ban H,ts

RII ,uhhcd tho offerings NJ those
Nr.''Tu hy,y"rs ~. an average clos. io
inn boo those gsmss Ani Ne hasn't
shaken on tho hitting habit vet lie
hes found his batting eye. and he is
n'ltine slmost everything that come. his
VaN
Not onl, did Nrkerhnlc ht with much
vim and NiHio. but his fedins was -
prrially brilliant No third acker In tho
country pulled 80 many remarkable
rlaNs over that stretch ~ DID Uill lls
covered prtUs NJ ground pni kIllei OF
V least HUuTr of seeming sure htt
hN dazzling atoms and throws
NrksrhnirE comeback vss me oI
the hg factors In winning those seven.
i',u suhiuh iNr vs. declared MrgaN
When hu bcsan ~ hu aud 80 nu when
hi'a meant runs II inspired Tho other
boys \nd the, Just pat ,yef,th thlng the,
h'N into ever, winning and thirteen
H'nIchi wins In the west was tho fc.
uii
IN conclusion We wish 30 state ths'
about the un., way Hans l.pbvtt can
cot hack hts old ioh IL ,n throw pill
INTO ih' lluisnn riycssorc dnik nleht
NoanNh hNt. tho Gotham fans arc dcbsi
Inr - ~ whether they viii prevent Rill
Nuh Tho nf0Nk'vn hfidgr and the Ne,
fornl.ian museum or Ei,e him (, 900 600
IN ,''h and nominate him To- the ptv1.
idrnr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Speed

Speed 10 the mslr THING In baseball
writes o contemporary. See VIVA, spssd
nae done Tor the oisnu who nave Rob.
efuor, ksu'f, Burns, Doyle and mstsls
All s:' men"
sresd has done FOR the Browne VINO have
shot,on. sisler, Austin, Tobin and
Msrssns-sll fully as fast.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
LECA|N TO Die,
DOCTORS THINK
Condition Of Injured Driver Is
More Serious. Other Two
in Little Danger.

INDIANAPOLIS, May n isek te.
cain, automobile driver who va, injured
In the a0o.mlle tace here Yesterday. was
reported to-day 10 be IN q critical ccndi.
tior Attending physicians d. not e,.
pect him 10 recover We 10 suffering
internal injuries
Tom Rooney ana lin McAis,er. the
c,hst two men injured In the race, were
said n h. In little DANGER
nario Rss'a won the tscs. HE average
speed Tor 'hr 100 milos being a. "a mites
IN hnut considerably slower than tha,
~ nllph b. Palma las, tr,i's winner
pAlone was 'scrnd. Rslrh Muliord
Nrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Who Wouldn't Be
A Baseball Slave
Like Joe Tinker?

RNERY now and then swns hail
player who hs. beerr psid
eo large salary for rSsyins sis
months ont ~ the year ana 10
sNld to o,o,het club because .ofns
mssnAte viii no, increase the .lrsady
unreasonable stipend Springs that
old rar about slaves, IN baseball
which calls ~ mind eums such
case - ihai NJ Inr Tinker Vho hss
made sos 500 n fourteen ,rats ~.
nsinf lssrus rla,inE ant has move
than t'n non " n invested in r'np-
I, ~ tho present time ShnNins ih.t
hsins a rslsvs' In baseball 4, ns,.n
iar better than being . professional
~ bisiness man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

SUMMARY Cvn.hst hlis7 Mario =
Clark Hsll Wakefield ?. sacrifice hit,
Pullman stolen bases niue. Gross Tot.
ten, rtit'onicn. Gicfhati left on bases
uHlahoms 80, n Parts .. fts, hasc on
hale ~ Herbert 2. ou Glefhatt struck
oui, W. ii'rlctt 4. h, Girfhsft Time.
nnr hour. forty minutes Umpire, Law
son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

Oklahoma CO, a A, Fort smith Z TuI,s.
A. uenisou. MgAicrtef A. sHrt
man. MuskoEer .
GAMES 1ODAN -oklshoma civ ~ rafs
NusknHee a. sherman Tulsa a. IuTf
Smith MrNlfsisr A. bsnisln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

i,s queer how many csnny prophet,
there are In tho land We've run sctos,
any number sho know all along even
when they had . percentage Of i,', that
the Giant. we're the most formidable
club In the Nstlonal league
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
SPRING-RICE'S BROTHER
IS KILLED IN ACTION

LONDON. May ~ Lieut., G.,s,A
spr'us Rice, iro,hsr Of IN, Rritnh am.
hSsador to the United States. has han
KILLED m action
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

The fret cooperative store vas opened
ils' seventy tsafs ssn Nv society
formed y, = handful Of vssvsrs IN Ian.
csshlte. Enslsnd To-day the same 80.
ci.,y has /. membership Of ever 1900
sri an annual turnover Of more than
q. .soo. 900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
nIstIrs ,rstrRnN A. r-r.r ~

W-sF0 n ~ NNfI0U ~ WsFTIHII0W
l.' ~ NsN YORK 80 rhnsI.'rHis n A.
- lnUis s. cleveland tfffsu irrufi
W lnHt D. cleveland tsftru iuuIUss
DARK
tANrS TODAY .JhIrasn 81 ps'fou
Cleveland a. ~ Louis washington 81 Hus
ton rhilsdtlphis At New Work.
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vFn.hs w A. st le''ph % 70.
A. nensst SO Miehit. ,.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
Rrs,lts ,rstrnpN A. "

U,is.p. AZ 4, S..s,'ii.p u,n,i.
A. ii',l. Rock 90 Atlanta s.t
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hAMEs InnAA Lh--...
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION STANDING


lN.h Nusukrt o.. 81 Indianapolis e.
luuis,iiis ~ A. Columbus q tpirHH 4 A.
~ raul Minneapolis A. Minneapolis
no. ~ raul
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N,rIo>M lE,orr sr,>pi>G.
Hr~,IrS YESTERDAY

..a N,v York 10 A. rhiraUu u.r ~
lhuis t-l A. HtupkNu 81. Unstuu 30 A.
IliiHburgh 9 Cincinnati
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
K,,ff= DAILY DOPE
"a ON THE
Cobb : TWO RIVALS

TUESDAY
Ar T. v ~ IN uE sH SR Ave.
aauff q q 800
Cobb 1888
SEASON TOTALS
q AZ uueR aR mr. su Sp N,c
Coin 1t lls HiNif Nr
kIuU 1t lss 'H aN 1ui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31

tofi wotih , Az ssr Ar,sN,s g.l,..
sn n.semen, iioa.ion A.
shfsNsror 4 nsiis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
rr,,s irAo,r sr,Np,Nu

oA~ra ropAv-ter.s. ., ~ to..rN
Wlchrs ~ n.nyst Lincoln Al slous Ci,y
Omsha 81 nss Nnirss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-31
MnsthnN LnNu,n stNNnlNO-

t,Nis rnpn AUsns 81 ti'us raat
N'v 'fi'sns a. ,hsi'aroNss plfmirthsm
af Memphis Mobile af Nashville
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oAsEs TODAY -g.lv,.tsn a. s.s An.
tcnio hons,on ., p.sumor, vsre q, psi.
lAs shfeV.pcst o, fctt Worth
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sorrurp~ ir,Grr STANDING.

luuis,ill" Of Indianapolis Milwaukee
ksusa' 'lv. Nnn'su'is ~ NJ raul
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AMERICAS LEAGUE sr,>p,vT

Nfv Nufh H' fh'ladsirhin t'rrinusu A.
INrhufgn 'nN three games scheduled
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Baseball
Calendar

wrNrLR> ASSOCIATION STANDING.
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" tho Senators don't win TODAY ths,
~Ul hl,, irorped three strsight game
tn fHr ttI,UIrTa
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
Large BUYERS
LEAVE MARKET
AND keep WATCH
Tendency of Week Has Been
For Lower Prices to Those
Who Offer Shares.

While during the past week there
has been distinctly visible reaction
airy tendency to the stock market. the
small .olume Of trading and the abb
sence Of offers OF large blocks Of
stock nave taken away any appear
ance OF q bear market. The strong
holders appear to have simply stepped
aside and adopted . waiting game.
The offerings OF comparatively small
lots have been taken by the brokers
70 mean that the more tImid, or the
weaker holders, have determined to
reaiize rather than take chances OF
possible declines and in 80 doing have
had a depressing tendency upon q
market which wound otherwise have
been merely dull.
Those who nave been buyers re-
Gently, observers believe, In the face
OF a assumption Of the waterfront
strike and OF the more serious conn
pllcations In The Mexican situation,
determined 20 watch developments
and to await results.
While q lonZ continuation OF the
water front troubles might have q
serious effect on local industries and
hence ur6n the earnings and
Values Of stocas. II Is unlikely that
the worst results from the Mexico EN-
troglio would have any depressing ef-
feet upon sugar prices and company
earnings. There have been, there
fore. no Developments that have any
direct bearing on the market for the
immediate time teing On the con,
trnry, with the exception Of the strike,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
BUILDING PERMITS

X. Slkai, owner. Location, Haleiwa,
Oahu. Store. Aki builder Esti-
mated cost, $500 . .~.-.
Fred C. Harvey, owner. Location,
Eva corner of Hastings and College
streets. Kitchen.
Wong Chez, owner. Location, Wal.
kiki side of Nuuanu street, near Ku.
kui lane. Two dwellings. Y. T. Char,
architect. Wong Wong, builder. Esti-
mated cost, $500. e.~r
]. F. C. Hagens. owner. Location
Peninsula, Pearl City. Alterations on
building. Kenn & Waiamau, archi.
tects. K. Kobayashi, builder, Esti
mated cost, $S973.
Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd,
owners. Location, Young street
Stable, wagon shed, workshop and ser.
wants quarters. J. H, Craig, archi
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
NE w s
HAWAII Stocks
QUOTED Higher
Than ARE OTHERS

For high grade OF its listed seeuri.
ties there Is not q stock exchange IN
the world. IL is safe to say, that com.
Dares with the Honolulu stock ex-
fhange. This statement can be made
after a careful study OF the par value
and the market price OF each and
every security on the list, taking as
the market price the last recorded
sale.
Taking the figures for par as 100,
as Is done generally in stock markets
OF the East for quotation purposes,
the average market price Of all securi-
ties listed on the local exchange Is
1S65s. This includes bonds as we'll as
stocks, and bonds seldom sell much
over par. II excludes territorial Sc
curities, however, for the comparisons
are merely of industrial concerns. As
summing the same 100 as par the aver
age market price of stocks listed on
the Honolulu exchange Is 1891.
The par value ofa23 sugar stocks
listed locally amounts in dollars 10
Sol ,S99, 1854. while those same 20 stocks
are quoted at figures that brings the
market price of all up to $115.707, 200.
The stocks of two mercantile houses
and IL miscellaneous companies, ex-
Guiding sugar concerns, come to SIT.
S72,570 at par and the market prices
aggregate 1885,, $50.
Bonds. Omitting territorial bonds,
are worth $12,176, con 1T par but their
market value is s12,554 $3.50. which
makes the selling quotation 103, as an
average
! Comparison of these figures with
the market quotations from New York
Boston, Chicago or with the European
marts, including in such comparison
the stocks listed on each Of those
exchanges end only such listed stocks
excluding the curbs, and It becomes
evident that the statement that Homo
lu'u can defy comparisons as to In
trinsic values Of its securities Is vel
warranted.
The authorized capital Of the corpor
ations the stocks OF. which are deal
IN on the Honolulu exchange, together
with the bonds issued by some o.
these corporations and Of which there
are comparatively few Is $95.S3S. 49,
5 and the market values are s175.959,
S2Gs 9..
When It is considered that the est
mated taxable wealth Of the territor,
on which taxation for the year is e
be based Is $1s5000, 600 the impor
lance OF the industrial companies
whose stock Is on the local markel
! can Rell be conceived for II comes
over s.1Q Of such estimated taxable
wealth. -s--s sssSs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24

ton, Puunui, mauka side of Liliha
street. Residence F. j. Cation, ar
,chitect. y. G. Correa, builder. Esti-
mated cost, 1892.
!. Oliver G. Lansing, owner. Loca-
ton, Kaimuki, makai side Of Waialae
road, 100 feet eva from Third avenue.
Dwelling. Oliver G.. Lansing, builder.
Estimated cost $500.
II. K. Poepoe, owner. Location,
waikiki side of Peterson lane, COY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24

tect. Bowen & Ingorsen, builders.
Estimated cost. 1850. - 4
/ Y. Kuninolu, owner. Location, EVA
side of Eighth avenue, $50 feet :mauka
from Waialae road. Dwelling No
kata. builder. Estimated cost, $3.50.
John Guild, owner Location. Kaala-
wal Beach, Diamond Head. Sleeping
quarters. Honolulu, Planning Mil,
builders. Estimated cost. 1900.
Mrs. Bertha Taylor. owner. Loca-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24

feet mauka from King street Resi-.
dence. 8. K. Kaaumoane. builder and
architect. Estimated cost. $500.
Mid Pacific Institute, owners 10
cation, Manoa sFalley. Kitchen. H.
L. Kerr, architect. 2. Sugihara. build.
er. Estimated cost. $3.50.
Hawaiian Trust Co.. Ltd. owners
Location, makai side Of. Hotel street,
100 feet Waikiki from Fort street
Stores and rooming house. u. AkI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
better Tone IN
MARKET ISSEEN
AND STOCKS RISE

q In yesterdays stock exchange
t(tock list appeared the notice of divi.
tehd declaration by Pacific Sugar
.3Iill Company. stating that the divi-
stend was declared at directors
meeting OF June g" Such date was
3 -typograbhical error as the meeting
vas held June % and the stock ex-
change modified Of dividend action I'M
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-24
mediately thereafter.

medlately thereafter.
Brokers this morning reported a
better tone to the market and re.
vival Of strength. A tendency in this
direction was manifested toward the
close of yesterdays session and con,
tinued throughout the afternoon. In.
creasing strength was shown through
the list and on the curb this morning,
with advancing prices and general re.
coyeries.
Olaa rose to 23ss and at the ses.
sion of the exchange sold back to go
MeBryde rose to 13% and aOhu to 20
Hawaiian Commercial 52K. Pioneer
So and 10 shares Of Paia sold at $3.50
On the curb Mineral Products sold
at $1.15, Engels Copper was $3.50 bio
and Honolulu Oil was $500 bid. Other
curb securities we're all stronger.
Total sales Of listed securities were
1926 shares.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-23
Rleixe BsIisetmaAri@ten

Jrau Bertha QlIsnBer bon 20.
1889 Dublsp Strabs melbste seitsru
Der polisei, baB ibr aus ibrer Wobs
rung 1885 ssftoblsn fuurbsn unb lie
CAB gu sleider 3sit ben Ram.n elmer
psrfcn an, bic lie i'm Werbaft bat,
ben TiebItabl periibt gu baben.
Ri6arb @oobfire bonn @drfislb
6oisl meloete ssitsrn in Der Central
itation, bab ibn bpn einem 5aihens
bisb feline 8rieftai9e nit $50 sstas
motirt ipurbe.
Der farbise 9nuhanblanasr
Helfon Ganbers BON SO. 78S garliss
Ie 4psnue. fuurbe geitern 0ormtttag,
nls er in einem Renbon an Der
Wounb nabe Der G%isbenten Strabe
our Mrbsit esben ppllte. BON sinsm
Streiter, Der bort Elm Strsifplatat auf
unb Of trus, anseialen nnb bsrart
suserihtet. baB er nad benz Soipital
eefdafft fperben mubte, mo ibm feline
Wunben berbunben tpurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-23
2ofal 8eridt.
Dies ,inb 9as.

Tic garfbeborSe peigerte itd)
geItertl, elm gniebaaipiel an Conn.
tag Morgen aiif Dem MtcStinlep
.GpieIplat 5l ~gcitatten. StaotratbS.
mitelieS San 9mier, BON Der 10.
y9arS. bate Inn Die grlaubniB Had).
gefu6t.
Sic bieiiee Epitiparfaiie ltebt
aegcnipdrtig on Sfp0liter Stelle unter
ben 8cltiparfaiien bes 2moes, wie
oeitern Boitmetiter Soel 6. GIore init.
getbeilt puroe. gur l.. Sitni bate Die
hieiiee gcitiparfnife on Scpoiitcn
$792.1S5 aui5itpeiiert, wdbrero bic
Gmlagen 1T GlcpeIarto, 6as on bier.
5cbntcr SteIlc fomrnt, iid aif MIR
$757,440 teliefen.
9ie Camp @aibinston Sm-
propement a~ifocintion erbielt aeitern
BON Der Earfbeb6roe Die erlmibnir,
pierten SssuIi bas Gait SieIo be-
riubeir gu biirfen. GelesertIi1 Der pn.
frtptiIden Geier, pelfe bic @eiel-
Ihaft baum peronitnItet, ipiro aud
cine Glagsenbiihtng porgencHuHca
rper3en.
Die @uIftdnse Gdfe Co. Die
felt Ginger Bet. bic g4irtbi@ait m bar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-23
Siberale Siga
Die gasidiiie fiir ben SabrcsauSf1ug
am %. ,Snli srnannt.

Die 9iberale Siga traf seltern mel.
tere Scrbereitungen fur ilren idDr-
iidyen @uSilug, Der an %. Sauli auf
Goncp Ssslano itattiinoet uno iit)
aberr:nIs gu elmer erobartiaen @ifai.
re eeitalten piro. Die berihieoeneir
ausi1iiiie ipliroen ernnnrt uno Stu1r:
6citmisidub: @alter Sbclb, Sor-
liter; Soiepb ubl Sr., gi6e.Soriitcr;
Gbas. so. au5Imain, Sefretar; 6reo.
.. S6nieoers, Sdlatmeiiter; Gen.
trcl Saltptquartier auSiduB: SrcO.
V. S6nieoers, Sstur SGuiier unS
Soiepb llbl Sr.; gusidpuB fiir atble'
iiide SpieIe &C.: s. $. Gbriitopier,
8critser; Geo. s. unb Ghns. @.
aublluann; Scnerlpcrfs SlusitntB.
6. 6. 9iitner, goriiser; Oscar Sdui'
Ter; Gmpfmes.aiisifptb: SeIrp
Rarh, @orIiser; George 2abuien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-23

fpirb ben Grtrag BEG 5eites, pie audi
i'm leSte1t Sabre, rpie0cr m Die alte
Seimatb idifert, bamit es 5rmr 9elterr
Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8errpenoung
finoe.
SeS6aIb ioate es aud itber allem
53peifel erbGben fem, oaB oos Set
fid gu benz Grfolg geitaItet, Der ie1nes
ebicn 3pedes rlir6ig lit. Cine groBe
Insabl Der beoelttertOererr oeltidcn
8ereine bo6en bereitS forporattne &c.
tbciliga1lg 5i1geiaet urD oieien lper-
cen fid1 Sntienoe moere SeiudJer, nic
eincn froben Sag in @ottes freier Nd.
tur nerIeben uro bag Silfsnperf I'M.
tcrItiiten woller, ari6lteBeu. Wtit benz
fSeIte miro oltdb EN- 9o5nr perbitnnelr
.Iein, Der unter Der @egeibe beS Gu
menpereins rGbeIneiB" fteben tpiro.
ulio fiir ben Die 9amer bereit8 piele
lriiblidbe iotppbl, mic aub biibihe @c-
gcnItdnoe eeIammelt baber, Due sue
8erlooiling fourmeu Deroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-23
Nuiftr e~9ubgdtlidait
Grflart lire SteannsuaBme in gesis
AMI Die Ycreitfdafts. Earabe.
llHionmniif ,uirb in berielbeH HidJt IN
b1ren iein.

Die MuftersS 6uBssisui5aft, fpsls
DE nit benz arrangement s4usi9ub
fir bic 8ersiti9aftss puraoe betr. bes
engagements BON Ni6tz unions aapsls
len in cine aontroDerie gerat6en 1T
unb als Reiultat berielben ibren Mits
sliebern perboten bat. in Der parabe
gu fpielsn, psnn Riht4llnionsWuiifer
in berislbsn erlaubt DerOsn, bat bic
naditsbenbe ertldrung tbrer Stels
lungna6me an oas pubtitum erlafen:
.Wir eriufen bas YubIitum uniere
9riinbe gu beriitIi4tisen, ebe es iein
llrtBeil iiber infer @orgeten betr.
getbeiligung an Der gersitfdaftss
parabe absi5t. Mufif lit unier ein5is
ger grperbssneig unb uniere profsis
fion iuirb bur9 9ilettartens adpeaeu,
bic fir Ratsn ipislen, BEL beneH mir
psrbunsern miibtsn. bemoraliiirt. SO
lit bisber uniere Ressl gepefen ni4t
nit Dieien .biaigen1 Gapellsn 81 fpies
len, aber in Der Yergongsnbett baben
mir gu 0uniten Dieler SrganiIatioHsH,
ME Der 5olp Rams SOcietp, Der Gibes
ralsn aisa unb Der y. ". ". unb
spar aus rslisi6fen, seiadftiihen unb
freibsitliden, ionic pdtriottf4en
Griinben 2lusnabmeu ssma4t. gel
bieien ausnabmefdllen purben itsts
triitige 8riinoe unterbrettet, aber
iebt tommt Der 8ersitI3afts s4us>
fdub, Der barauf beitsbt, aud Riats
llnionsaapeasn fiir bic garabe gu en-
sasirsn uu6 srfpartet, baB mir uniere
prinaipisn unb uniere G~rfuerbsqusqs
fir ,i~ogsnannte" BereitI4aft opfern
folen. Wenn mir einmal nadgsben,
miifen mir INNER natDeben unb in
unierem sisensn Jntertfe baben MIR
Dor Der IeBten Gribef4miidungss
parabs, lange, ebe an bic Mbbaltung
elmer 9ersitfdaftss parabe eebadt
pprbsn mar, befdlofen, in 3ufunft
fsine 4usnabmen mehr gu MAIDEN.
4us bisIsm Grunbs babsn mir be-
i6loFen, baB isins lInionsaapelen in
Der parabe mari6irsn biirfeu. 10 lans
&c Ri9tsllninns Sapelen in bsrielben
Dertretsn finb.
Der Central 9abor Council ia.
unieren Stdnbpuntt einftimmig In
boifirt unb eriu6t ale uniOnsasute,
pbne lInterifieb, peltsm Generic lie
ansebSrsn, ii9 bon Der Yaraoe ferns
suhalten.
unfere perf0nli6en anfi6ten be3sl.
rgereitI6aft1 baben uns nidt bssins
flubt, trobbsm ss sbatidte 1T, bab
cine iiberipiegsnos Maioritdt unierer
Mitslisbsr sessn Militarismus uno
bebbaib aeaen bic 9srsiti9dftss para.
be iinb. Wir finb Der Infift, oab elm
8ereiti6dftss 9fusIfub ala ~notbpenbis
Gen 9beil ipahrsr gereitIhaft aud gu
@nnifsn bon 9obnsn isir folte. bic
cine menihlide ~2e6snsneiie srm6gli:
der. DeBsdlb eriu6en mir I'M bic
Nadii1t bes pubIitums unb buHtsn
benz Central 3abor Council, bag er
ale rnipnzaeuts aufseforbert Fat,
uns beisuffsben lnb iia reigere. na3
ben aIdngsn BON RiAtsun s&apsls
len gu mari9ieren."
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9it rtpnbIifaniide ;taats.
aonueation
5at am 0Onneritas ibrs arbsiten
sriebigt.
prGibentitafts Wablmdnner at
large sswdblt unO oi. platform
augenommsn.
Jn Sieier tpirb bic s.ssnpdriiss
StaatsOsrpaItuns s~utsebsiben.
lno ben naiionalen uno itaailihen
aanbibuten Der partsi uolle uHs
kritiisuna auseiast.

Columbus 8, g., %. Suni. Das
ein5ies unerpurieis Greignib in be-
S~pnptntion Der RspubIiidner bon
Ohio, pslts ON Donneritas Radmits
tag rad Der 4nhabms elmer platform,
Der Wabl BON spei priFbenti9aftsz
Mabimdnnern a. large unb elmer 4rs
ipraGe oes Gouperneurs Wilis unb
reritisoener aipirantsH auf bic S.s
na.orsplrbe gum abidIub fam. BIZ
bette bic 3uriidSiebuna oes Ramtns
pca .. D, McobmanIn bon gineins
natl als aanoibdt fir ben 8unosss
ienat. Die aonosntion. pelde bon ben
perIdisosnen Rsbnsrn in 8sgeiitsruna
DsrisBi iporDsn mar. .snbiste in btl.
lem Gnthufiasmus.
gie psrjhisoeusn anIpratsn besos
gen fit auf bos .bienltiertise SiHs
sinmiIden1 bon Seiisn bes prdiibens
ten Dilfor, auf bic 10 man6mal ere
lsbis 1blilads, bab, .lueHn bic Zee
mpirattn g%eipinntn, oas 9anb perlps
rem auf aamsritaHismus' unb bic
.patrioiiifs aufnabmt bes srlofensn
Rufss au ben Waffen.4
Die pom BEN Hommttts fir ReIos
lliicrtH ausgearbtiiste platform.
tba.Tsnlt6 enc Wisbrrboluns Der In
Der r,publilantIhsH Rational plats
form nisbsrssIsgt.n prinsipien, ipuros
BON Der aonrentjon als Bats fir bic
giaatsfampagne Der partsi aIssnom'
men. ncdbtm Der Mapor Don GIeDse
lamb uue bic Delssaten BON eupaboga
gounsp psriudt batien, cine Winori'
tdtss glants nls SubItitut fir bic Don
BEN asmmittss fit Reiolutionen be.
jlirpcrtetsu Wuni3ipolttlsr : UerFu,
eunaeu 3ur Anndbme gu bringsr.
Nslnsr BET Gcnbibatsn fir ben Buns
bes|endt fpurbe Don Der aonpention
offisiel inboHirt. Die Rarnsu Der beia
ben pr6fbsnii9dTts : MnhblmunRer
finb: u. O. Defmaii bon 9pleoo, fris
Ter @tntrolanfpalt, unb Chm. Scnes
BON Sadlou. 8osfbsr bss Giaass'
0gstutiplcmmittses.
Die Platform.
,peldt BON Der rspublitaniidknS tuatss
l~onpsntion anseuOmmsr ipur0s. 1T ipis
fcIst;
mir. bic rspubIiianif1e parttt bon
Ohio, In elmer AouDentton Dtriummelt.
BADEN iinS ouf fOlgsnbe platform sss
einist:
.gDir snboHiren riidbdftslOs bic re-
pubItfansi9t Ruiionals platform ultb
t<rfft1ten ma. bteIe fofpit bic ndtio-
ndlen Ronbiboten ber purtti, Charles
g. 4uSbss nub GtdxIee 90 uair,
taasl " antssaittest
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gr6eiterbaae batte, fiifte seitern Bel
Der Golntp 2ioensbeb6roe nm Die Gr.
lmubniB nnda Die 2i3ens na9 go.
7720 2odIano abenue iibcrtragen gu
6iirien. Sobn 8. Sdpmafer, BON Der
aentun NIB gapmiaer Strase, mohte
ieinc 2ijens all gernaro SdarpboIf
iibertrageit.
Die freie 5nbnor5tlite alinif
fir Sdrllfinber wirb, rpie Der itaoti'
ide @eiunobeitsbeumtc Or. 2anois
tefannt CAB, pabreno Der CONNER.
inonate in Der @uilforo Sdpule tag.
lid con balls neru ubr 8ormittags
Els talb iedis llbr a6cnos ae0iinct
fem, NIT ausnabme Oes Samltag,
iuann eie alinif bereit5 @littags &C.
;hloiien fpiro.