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The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
.SuFFRACISTS
HOLD ELECTION
Mrs. G.. +. Allen Chosen Presi.
dent In Annual Meeting of
County Organization

The Equal Suffrage league, OF
Wayne county, held its annual cleo
ton in the Hotel Statler. Wednes-
day afternoon. and reports were
read by the officers and heads Of
departments, Mrs. Albert Peppers,
president, and the congressional dis.
trict leaders. Mrs. Max Balm, Mrs.
A. ". Cushman, Mrs. Charlotte
S'herrard and Mrs. Percy Farrell
Eut ore slate was submitted and
officers we're elected as follows:
Mrs. G.. Edgar Allen, president:
Mrs. w:lbcr Drotherton, first vice
president. Mr. Charles Hodges,
second yice-president; Mrs. Frank
Bigler. third vice. president; Mrs. n.
-. Simpson. corresponding secre-
tsry. am Miss Jessie Miller. record
ing secretary. and Mrs. Augusta
Schober. treasurer.
Much time was given TO the dis
cussion of the Michigan Woman
cffcial paper OF the league, which
will give ! brief history OF the
movemeE' In Michigan, with
sketches OF the women who are be-
hind II. II will be issued Saturday.
The price is whatever the buyer
wishes 10 give
Plans were made for the coming
parade IN Chicago. in June. when 1t
is expected that 10000 women will
march. A delegation of 80 or more
will go from the Detroit league.
Jane adams has notified Mrs. +.
II. Holt. retiring president, that she
will turn all available space In
Hull House into a dormitory for the
suffragists,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
IT a Sal0Onkeeper:s Wife Drinks,
Has He a Right 10 Complain?
Queries Judge in Divorce Suit

III a saloonkeepers wife gets
drunk once in a while can her hus-
band blame her for that" queried
Judge Alfred J. Murphy. Wednesday,
when Joseph Sypniewski, Ham
tramck saloonkeeper. charged his
wife Anna, who is suing him for
divorce, with iniemperance.
Sypniewski was given chance TO
take the offensive in the divorce con-
test, and went on the witness stand
to lay his side of their family SQUAD
bles before the judge. The sensa-
tional allegations o; Mrs. Sypniewski
that he received gross income OF
$4,000 a year vas aa;ly denied. In
stead Sypniewski put his gross an
nual profits at $4,000 a year, with
a profit OF only $4,000 He explained
that he had to divide this sum with
his brother Martin, who owned an
interest in the place, making his In
come about $500 yearly.
Testimony OF great sociological
value, according to Judge Murphy,
aside from its purpose in the divorce
suit, was given by old Peter Syp-
niewski. the liquor mans father,
whose thrift and industry had estab-
lished his sons in the lucrative sa-
loon business.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04

An immigrant to this country ut
the age OF %. his Polish labOrer's
wage Of $3.50 day had enabled him
to bring up a family Of Is, buy a
lot and home. and save more than
$4,000. from which his sons got their
start, he testified.
For "a years, Sypniewski has been
an untiring worker. and all this time
his wages have averaged but $3.50
a day, a stipend he received for q
years In the shops Of the American
Car e. Foundry Co.. and is still get
ting In the Packard plant. where ne
has worked for the past seven years.
Neither lucky real estate deals NOT
good investment account for his
prosperity, as his wife acted as his
only banker. Each night he would
bring home his envelope TO her, he
testified. and she took care Of the
thousands of dollars that piled up
year after year. In his first strug-
giles she had worked as a rag picker,
though not for long, as he never
lost work, not even In the panic Of
'97.
Although Sc years old, he has
scarcely graz hair. He looks
much younger.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
New Factory for Muskeaon.

MUSKEGON, Mich, May 4.-The
Brunswick Bake Collender company.
already employing 1900 .hen in this
city, and which is now making pre-
arations for the manufacture OF rub
Der automobile tires at new plant
in Muskegon, which will result In
the employment Of several hun 1ret
irore men, is also to erect another
factory, capable of accommodating nc
less than 1000 workmen, who will
make the cabinets and other parts
required for the manufacture OF
monographs.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
Man BURNED
BY BOILING TAR
VIM. Sidney Thought Dying As
a Result of Falling In q
Vat at Gas Plant

Walking into q saloon at No.
1877 Fort.st west. Thursday morn.
ing. william. Sidney, 80 years old,
No. 35s Dx-ave. fell faintins to the
floor. and when others in the place
rushed to his side. he was found to
be badly burned about face and
hands, and his clothing covered with
tar.
Recovering consciousness. the
man mumbled something about hav.
ing faller into vat of boiling tar
N the Detroit City Gas Co. plant
at Twenty-fourth-st. and Jefferson
eve. west He was taken to the city
receiving hospital, where he is be-
'eved to be In O dying condition.
Detectives Lambert and Foley are
investigating the mans story.
Sidney il an employe OF the De
iroit City Gas Co.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
City News in Brief

Deerses % divorce were granted.
wsAse;ssy;v :: cAsssss n,, u: srcm
ss. n w xss1s T SSsSsnhlsRse '. .na
Eiisabeth Law: Frances and An
drew Stypeniuk. and Matilda from
Thomas Wells.
Detsele's hswslag pPsbIem will re-
.eetvc confederation NJ the May
meeting or tho Detroit Real Estate
ss ia ny sns Ho, :xi' ar:xoid s TSS
S homes. especially Tor f.miii.. IL
s,sh p snsrs are rS sniiSSc'n .Ssn
son has been authorized to appoint
special committee Of nve Nom
bers to work out a plan for pro-
viding additional housing.
To date the Ssaa collected ~ the
St9erent teams 81 the Rescue Home
$4,000: New pledges srs - FOL
n.r. 1900: Mrs. W. G. Leland, 500:
S ~. D. sGa.os J ter: hSo v f.
Presbyterian church. e76. The work
will be continued until the desired
amount % 10000 has been n, pledge ,,i;S
ing as soon a. contracts can be let
MeGr<.c. I..tit.ts desires g that
s,e. d % s.a' Hpsiii lsis Mr.. Otto
Borck: A. I. Brown, Mrs. ~. y
Mrs +. G, Foster. c. r. Orgy. Mr.:
Miss f., I. Hopper, Mrs Tho'. p.
M Mpse" Wm. Ts' aumphr Huds %r.. c n
q, Lindsey. Mrs. VIM. r. Loomis,
Mrs. Tho.. S. McGraw; John @. or.
Miss Ieona Troy. Frank J. wetzei,
DR.. A. r. wickham.
Gem Usssiesev FenkeIi. Of tie depart
sent 81 public works. L. asking
moro ordinance power In his cam
paign for cleaner alleys. lie now
has three propose, Co. am nena,asrs
tion. The FIRST of these Is designed
10 strengthen the present ordinance
prohibiting the spreading OF rub
plants may he made against per-
sistent violators. The second gives
the department Of public works
power TO remove commercial hub
rate OF 20 cents per barrel. and the
third provides that the department
may remove waste paper from bus
mess places free OF charge.
John r. WWmmas. No. 275 Clark ave.
has written Ca Park Commissioner
be closed to automobilists during
the summer. with the possible eS-
ccptiop Of allowing them a straight
road through the park. Commits
sioner Dust and secretary Busch
are favorable To- Mr.. Huffman's sug-
ccstlon. believing that the west
side park ought tn he restricted to
tho use 81 pedestrians. Many
school children frequent tho park.
The commissioner declares that he
viii make such ruling, " public
sentiment VIII support H. Vie sees
the same condition on Belle Isle
several years hence.
with more than 5O0 motion pScture
thcatcrs IN Detroit and probably
IN. roo In tho state. Warden Simp-
son. ~ Jackson prison. ASSERTS that
II Is difficult 10 obtain films OF n
moral character suitable for the
prisoners lie made this statement
at tho weekly luncheon OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan club IN the
Hotel Griswold. Wednesday noon.
Mr.. simpson said that motion pie
lures would aid the recreation pro
gram at the prison considerably.
but many OF them contained
scenes suggestive OF ideas the
prison was trying 10 eliminate
from prisoners minds
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
Arrest Game vioiators.

KALAMAZOO. May 4.-Deputy
Game Warden Perry Yieder. Of this
city, has just returned from Allegan
and Barry counties, where he has
made nine arrests for violation of
the game laws. The vinldtcrs were
all convicted of having in their pos
session trout that were under size.
Fines CT s. and cost OF $3.50 were
assessed each violator.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04

CHARLES Usasn has bees appointed
Ses.SesY tsspset:s by The hssya 81
r.: 49,. .:.; g. .: =: :.:s.:s :::..; ~.
s S.s SS: .s:.. s;. s sSSsss:"'s
somSiy arssssd, Gray -AAirsS guss,
Of : orand Grsua park hsSesi5y
snHeohed ~ = Chise ard sCecrss ~.
swsrthy attendant could Sc. Su:y.
IN IL: '' b! Ss'i manner Of tie wash
Ala. ysAn G. I.eAgs = well satisaed
WITH the work % the ccSncss cons-
mittes on liquor reGuistion, Ten
:'a sSs r Msrs ws SSi s Sas Ss% sss
notorious Donahue Bar Inn, tho
Opera cafe and the Cafe Roma.
private PRIV ' BLACKLIST. but he ala not
expect to SEQ all Of them 60. The
committees action Will be a warn
ing 70 the remaining eight.
teo&t. A1eA IN his hssae % Pesttae.
'f Emsi.Sd ~ Mr. ,ssi 1" ana came s't To
this city, where he lived for ~
year. He was the father of the
Hii.d ' IN an sSsomcsiis accident ns
~, year. - age and mas Of t Thomas @,as,S =
blvd. who. with the widow. sur
yive. The funeral win take place
from his sons residencs. Friday.
there was . lively ast agAt st Wood
worA-ave. aad C0lumbla-st.. ~
1850 o'clock. Thursday morning.
when one man called another "a
nouncsd hotiy. with his fists in the
other mans face that he Was IAN
American citizen" The native born
American was not satisfied To let
that the scotchman wouldn't go to
war for this country IL he could
help himself. whereat the other
Knocked the native born down.
i SEl;tsndsr' prevented further hos
In 'wsaG." more. more asre lay
"whi,s Elephant" rummass sale
now being held q No. z: wlthersll.
settlement The sale opened rueS.
day and almost everything On hand
was sold before the day WAS over.
The committee in charge hoped to
hold tho sale throughout the week
and earnestly urge more contribu-
lions ~ articles that are now be-
Ing picked over or thrown aside by
process OF spring housccleaning.
Articles that are apparently OF no
use TO anybody I'm the eyes OF the
owner. frequently are the very
things some one else wants and Ia
willing To purchase. so we VIII he
glad To accept the seemingly most
Impossible runmage," says Mrs. r.
A. Colt. OF the settlement commit.
tee. Contributions will be called
for IL name and address is sent 10
Ridge 1901.
TIE funeral of Charles y. HirsehAeId
Ut Ne. I30 MeIean-aVe. was heid
from his tate residence. Thursday
Afternoon. at . o'clock. interment
being In Eimwood cemetery Mr..
Hirschreid had been III two weeks
with pneumonia. lie was born In
1886. and had lived In this city all
his life. In 1850. he married Miss
lle-T.auhenstein, of Grand Rapids.
Three sons, sydney C.. OF Chicago.
Daniel C.. OF Houghton. and Milton
c.. Of Detroit. survive him. A mem
ker Of the Temple Beth FL congre-
CATION Mr.. Hirschheld was inter
est~d In all charitable work. par
ticuiariy that which had to do with
boys. lie belonged TO the indie
pendent Order OF Bnai Firth. the
Naccabees and the Royal Arcapum.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
Probe Kalamazoo Gas.

KALAMAZOO. May Mayor
James Is. BalcE has determined to
make an investigation into the gas
supply of this city. He charges that
the gas company has beer furnish.
ing the city with an exceedingly uoor
quality of gas and that the COMPANY
has violated the terms of its fran
chise. A special committee has been
named and will begin work at once
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
Everybody In t.e city government
goes 20 the corpOratlon counscI's

office with their troubles. Ito is
sort OF a family doctor Just now
there seems to he an epidemic Of
municipal ills. since | have been
in office ! have learned more about
the common council than | did in
all the time I served in that body
as an alderman" remarked Corpor-
alton Counsel Dingeman
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04

This is the Sew-Ezy Mo-
tor for Sewing Machines.
Can be connected to any
make of machine. Speed
regulating pedal. Price SIS.
You'd like one.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
"AIcohoI Impedes Success"


First of all before must have chance And
what chance with alcoho-with his entire system
loaded with the deadest of posonshe poison of alcohol
which destroys the brain tissues wrecks and makes the
drinking susceptible to the most diseases pneu
mona tuberculosis typhoid ETC. Alcohol plays OUT mans
physical endurancet mpede his ambitions and skaters his
ideals hopest his unhappnesst might bring
happiness to his friends relatives and those dear him.
liquor The who makes his mark in the world the sober
who is ION the job morning of the
week keen and alert
The imam higher up watching the Industrious sober
steady and at opportunity he promoted Buthe
drinking manwhat chance has he with his mudded head
couded mind and undependabiy No chance
whatever.
drink has the best of you make up your mind stop
Investigate the Neal 3day treatment Through this successful
remedy hundreds of and have eganed their health
happiness by having their system thoroughly
ceansed of all alcoholic poison This treatment is We
Danish forever that almost unbeaabe craving
drink back your feet and gain lease life
Start over purebooded cear-mnded and will surely
you Opportunity always knocks at the door of the
sober
Think it Think of the happiness of the drink
habit will bring to How happy dear will be-
Think those who love and would give almost anything
their possession to free from the endsh clutches Of
the Monster-Drink.
Call, phone write the
DETROIT NEAL INSTITUTE
S21 Woodward Ave. Phone Grand 1922
Institutes n Principal ciusa
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04

No British subject may accept
an order from foreign sovereign.
or wear his insignia, without the
kings assent.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04

The Chlans, az the German lane
ers are called, are of Polish origin.
and were adopted by the German
AMI Austrian armies altar the par.
ttion q Poland.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04

This is the Indus n
Toaster. Toasts two ~
at once. A breakfast a
comfort. and one Of Rey
many electric utensils.
lot, $1.89.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-04
This Is the New-lfe
Vibrator

Good for headaches and bAcI
aches, for nervous twitchings, e.
sleeplessness, for the scalp, et
Sets from $3.50 to $500. A.
electric warming pads, curli4(
irons, water heaters, fans, etc. S
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Cbip Nysed)anics Snftitate
gnmelSunocn nrner SdlEler werScn
angenommeu.

Scr ge9inn beg peiien afa6enli.
iden SSabres i'm Ohio @ef,anies Ssil.
'titiite, 0ieier oft beipabrten fllilitse-
iperblid,er Soobidule. iiett bepor iilto
pabreno Der aesentDdrtigen @obe
lperSeu in Ger giesiiiratIr Der sln.
iia!t, on Ger @alnut nno Canal
StraBe, 9fnmeISmlgen Der 2ogIiage
fiir Die GaatIaHen argenonlmen.
Die icdJriihen llrtterridtsflris
iinb fir oas beDorltefenbe afaoenli.
;dyc Sabr rod aiisgebebut wcrbe,l
sno bic 6afuIidt lit burh Die Sin.
SuSiebuus ipeiterer tehniider aebr.
frdite nergr0Bert iperten.
slnrelouugeH iiir beu llnterridlt
IN Der glbenoiduIe ipereen M Den
casen bonn 25. fis 80. september
eiitaegenesnonlmem unb oas Bureau
iit tagli6 Don iieun lIbr @ormittags
big fimf llbr gfatgnrittass seoiinet.
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8onbentipn ber Oanfiers.
0ieielbe briuat an bic 600 SelesateI'
l,ierber.

SIN Sinton 9oisl nimmi beuie
@ormittus bic IA. SabrsstonSention
beg y2lmsrican Snitituts Of gantins"
ibren glnfans. 8irssrmsiiisr pudta
ipirb ben Gsesateu ben Willtpmm Der
Stabt enibitten unb i'm Ramsn Der
bieiissn guntiers fpritt Serr 9hos
mas 3. Tapis. prGiibent Der Cine.
Clearinghouse 2Hociation. gln bic
200 9eIssatsn iinb bereits sefiern
9fbenb etnsetroffen unb psitere 400
- bic 2pH.iusents aus bem Weitsn
unb Siibsn = iperben hsuie friih ers
Dartet. Inter ben Rebnern befinbsn
ii6 paul IN. Warburg. 9iassoupsrs
neur Der gunbes Heierpebant su
Wdibinator; .. G. @iais, aaent Der
@lsbelanbsr 3peisbani; 5. %. CHS
ipcrtb. SetrstGr Der Guaranty Sruit
60. bon Rsp Dort; 3. =. Sent, 9i5ss
prGiibsnt Der ganters sruit 60. poH
Chicago; 7. u. granball. 9issprGiiT
bent Der Rutional gitp 9ant BON
Gbieaso.
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Mni MiffippA
9Sirb Der nene Sempel Der bieNaei,
apse Ses MoOie SrOens einse'
iueibt pereen.

2lm bsuttgen Wlittno9 glbenh
Finoet bic feisrli6e gintpeibung Des
prGttigeu nuen 9smpels Der Gin
cinnaii aoss go. 2 2opal Srbsr oi
Wiooie an Der plum nabe Der Reuns
ten straBe itutt, ben bic 2oge nit
sroben &oItenaufpaHbe aHgetauft UNI
umgehaltt bot.
Die sSeierli6teiten perbeH bereits
ON Rd6mittas ibren 9lufdng nebmeH.
foipeit bic Mitgleber Der aogs in Be-
tra6t tommen, benn I'M brei ubr
yla6mittass sebt bic offi8isle lleber=
tra9uHg bes 1empels ieitens beg
8autpmmittees an bic 2cqe Dor iif
uno BEL bieier @elesenheit iperbsn
perf6iebene @nipraheu eebdlten uno
ertsrosm finbet Elm Srsslton5frt
iiatt.
I'm fiebeu ubr 4benbs finbet Dann
Elm sroBer ilmous itdtt, on peldem
fid auBer ben Mitglitbern Der beiis
gen 2oge aud pisle auspdrtise 2o@
gen betbeiligen iperben nnb beiIen
@nbpuntt bic Wuiitbaae 1T, tporduf
fiinf9uubsrt &aHbioatsn IN bic 2poe
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I'M, eripadjftn tahurb Die Soften duf
$4,000, reld)s niin burdb freipiniss
geitrigs uufgeorudlt tnercfn fDnfsn.

ipA, eripahfa, tohurd Die Soften dui
SEC, 900, reld)s niin burf freifptlIigs
geitrdgs uufgeorudt inernfn fnIsn.
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geitern srDffne. tpurot. Iinb 3s6
Shiilcr anseaelbet ipprbcn. fyiir Elm:
beIonbere alaiTe iuirS au9 Der ips-
llii6e Sprs4uuterri@t ertbeilt tpers
ben.
- Sie geltpilaiteritng Der 2ering-
ton lsife.. bonn GnSpnnfte Der Sort
Wtitdea straBenbahn bis naf Grlaa-
ger, miro. tuie Der Gountprid)tcr
9teab erfldrte, am IS. Sftober pollen-
Get iei,. Ole slrbeiten am nbrblihen
gnoe Der Iife, pel1e nit aontret
oepilaitert iperoen ica. perben, melln
tic gSitterllg eiinitig bleibt, in Die.
lem Sabre uollenoet aper0en. 9ie
SapIor Mia 9foao ipirb mt Ntaca-
Dam lno ein Sbeil Der WtabiSn Eife,
Nriid)er Gopineton itno Scott's Guit.
office, miro nellgepflaitert peroen
Sic GOltntD sGontnllil1re baben alle
2lilgebote fiir Den @au Der 0eGouricp
&ife abseluieien. Sin Die gfellpilalte'
rung Der siiper &oao, 5piihen 8ront.
lep uno Der @eitgren5e bes GountpS.
ioaen $4,000 perauSeatt perben.
- Sarriet s. ganniiter, fpelbe in
aenton Goinltp iebr befauit mar, lit
aeitern in ibrcm Salde nabe @biteS
Snrrcr i'm 9llter bon II Sapren &c.
ltor5cn.
: Gr, Sohn @. 0tcNantora Der
Sdrager bes 0eputp County Glert
Soeu Sillon IT,, itarb geItcrn N
Ienncr, Sol. gr lpar Der SoAn Ses
Observation-Disclosures Daniel WcNamara
Sn friiberen Subren bate er uls 9tis
iiitenSar5t Ses Or. S. u I0erbid
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tern i'm Sauie ihres, Stlpicgeriobnes
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III Ilter BON so Sabren.
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ION Ser SapIor Dill Roab, folliNirte
Icitern M6enb nabe Sdnoforotopn
nit elnem 9luto. Whttbof pliroe oa.
)el Cerlebt.
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tion, rlieber6riidenoe Stuneraen uuS
&iifenitmer3en 0serpoiitGt ,1nb
tdled)te @eroailtng - neridipanoen
idnell, Sd iebc iest beoeutenb beIier
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SeAebne mns 1a1tsn.

- Sm Sapton StaStratb tam eln'
Sroinan5 CUR eriten @srlsfnns, lpslt:
bas abhaltsn pon StraBsn earas'
paIs perbistet unb fir ieoe uebsrtrs,
tune eine Straie bon $50 bis Sloo
feftieBt. Der poIisei4ef Gorno iIno
Der Siabts2lutpdlt Sellp ipurosn re-
auftrast, @srbaftsbefshIe eessn allie
Gjrunbeieentbumsbeiiber gu srrplrieil,
pel6e auf ibrsn Grunbitiidsn istne
@erbinouns nit Dem slbsusstanal
bergeiiellt bobsn.
- Willidm sismdnn bon Santon
puroe eeItern i'm gpuntpgeri4t bon
Der antlaae Der 9ernadldfisuns iei=
ner 5amilie freisefprOden. nadbem
sr iih psrpfli6tet bate, fir ben linz
terbaIt feinsr 5tpei ainSsr. fpDaeutlia
S. All aabIen.
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sssds Gineinn.sr s.rssI. guad ben 20 septsmbsr sl

eingefiibri mtrben, Die Einfiihrunos.
cerentnnisn iperben Rom bem @rubtn.
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gelegentlid Der beiben perflofTenen
SdbresperIlmmlunse bssSrbtns nit
preiien ousaeSeifnet iporben 1T. Rad,
Ter ginfiibrnns Der aancibaten pirb
Sames 5. Tapis. Der @eneralbirets
tor bes Ortens bic sssifrcbe balten
unb auBerbem ipirb Entities seaz
peae selssenilid) Der Geisr Elm bii6z
ihes prosramm CUR Durdfiibrung
brinsen.
4ls Grobmaridaq Der parabe
frnsirt Rt6tsr %. 8. Suebers unp
bic 4ufitelluns erfolst an Der Reunten
|unb plum @trabe, bon ipo aus ber
slbmarid prGsiis Inn adt llbr ere
frlst. Die Maridrpuie 1T ipie folet:
gDeItIid ar Der Heunten Strabe,
sur Central gtpsnus; fiiblia CUR 5.
StroBe; SifIia CUR 3oee StraBe;
iiibIih sur 9iertsn Gtrabs; 5itli6 5ur
8alnut StraBs; n6rbIih sur 5iinf-
ten Strabs; psitlid5 sur 9ine Strabe;
n6rblia sur IA. Strabe; ipeItlid sur
Gin StraBs; iiibtid CUR Muiiiballe,
po bann bi. 2(ufloiune erfolgt.
Der ilniformirte 3tpeis Der Gintin.
natter 2oss pirb In boiler Uniform
rnb Der grnbenitab aus Dapton I'M
&oitiim mitmOridieren.
Die 2ogen pon 9apton, Samiltpn,
Rpripoob. gDbinston, gbepioi, Gins
noob unb Rspport iperben ii6 pous
5dblia an Der parabs unb Der sSsier
bet6eiliaen unS auberbem baben iia
ouh Wliiglisosr beg Srbens aus
Eitts6urs, Columbus, Glepelanb, Sns
bianapoIis unh 2ouisbilIe ansemeIb.t. |
9lm 9onneritas ipirb Der 9smpel
bsm g}ublitum 3ur 8eiihiisuns of |
len ittbsn unb am 4benb III bann rim
gaI fir bic alitslisber unb bsren
Sreunbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20

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sehn Subren perbetrpthsf. Gr erflGr!.
bab ct ppn ieiiitr Satin pfrlaHsn
lprrbc. Sn Der aldaeidrift perIanat
er. bdb feiner Satin erIoiibt lperee,
i6ren sRabhennomen @nis 4pisbsr
fiibren gu biirfen. - Miunie Mias be-
tritt ebenfaus ben Wss Sur S6si<
brngsmii9Ie. Sic min bon artpur
Drills, nit pslhem iie fiG i'm Sabre
1877 perbeirarbet battle. seIdiebsn
iein. sic beihulbist i'm per Srlnten4
belt, 9rauiamteit unb @ernadldiiis
suns. - Die Sobn GbillitO GO.
perflagte SEQ. unb Mlics @ubies ail!
3abluns bon $500, wel9e Summc
ais HeitbetraJ timer SGulo fir elm
geliefertes pianG plape- beaniprutr
uiro. Soihua gOses perilagte
Sol. W. Sopls uuf $400 Sdapensrs
Jap. Gr ertlGr.. bab iein guggp burh
bas 2lutp bss 9ertlasten beldGbigi
pprosn lei. 2luberDem lt iein pfero,
gum Bertb bon $500, nrr6 ben 3us
iammenitob p.rtblps seiporoen.
- Yer Gir:gis1ibte; Otto Wplft,
@orTibcn5er tes bemetratii9en Sam
pagne aomnlittses. bsi eeieru bic
Gubtommittess ernannt, Die Demo-
iraten beabiittisen d5rli6 pie bic
Republitaner tire le66aits &dsne
in Campbell Golntp ins Wert 5u
Ieben. -. 0os republitanifhe Counts
Gretutip aomwittss plrb morasa
Glbenb cine Sibuns atbalten, in Ipels
der bas &a9ne Sommittse err
nannt tperber piro.
= Die bieiiss 2oge Der Moois, 200
Mann lturt, nit elmer Mluiittapeus in
Ger Spite, ptlb mad Cincinnati mar
fhirer, um al hsr ginfpeibung oss
opriigen Mpoie SemPels theii3Es
ue5men.
- Sobn goIB, Elm Sriegspeter1r
1T qeitern in Der Odptpn, g., Scl'
oatenbcimatb i'm glIter tpu "a Sab
rem aeitorben. Die 2si6e ipirb mad eer
Mo6nunJ bes Sobnsg tes 9srbli1e'
len, 8aIter 9olB, Ro. III putndm
Strabs aebratt. golB mar Der SntsI
,es Gourtpri9ters goiparb 9pIs.