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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
WEALTH OF UNCLE SAM
TOLD BY COMPTROLLER
ENORMOUS FINANCIAL RESOUR-
cEs OF PEOPLE TO FL
NANCE WAR.

The following interesting statement
showing the ability of the United
States to finance the war with Ger
many was issued recently by the
comptroller of currency
There are In the United States at
present more than 1OOOO,OOO individ-
uals and corporations who are able
to make subscriptions to the new H.
berty loan in amounts ranging from
800 to $l00.O0O,OOO each.
,, This estimate is conservative when
we consider that there are more than
100000 persons engaged in gainful
occupations in this country besides
the large number of men and women
whose income is derived from their
investments. If every individual in
the United States should subscribe
to the new bonds to the extent of only
per cent of his or her total pos
sessions the loan will be subscribed to
six times over.
Compared With Germany.
"A few months ago the German
government offered new loan of sew
eral billion dollars and although this
issue had been preceded by four or
five other government bond offerings,
1t is reported that applications were
received from 5,25O,0OO subscribers,
The population of Germany is less
than two-thirds of the population of
this country, and the estimated wealth
OF the German empire, according to
computation made shortly before the
outbreak of the war by DR.. Helfferich,
secretary of the German treasury, was
placed at from $4,000 00O, 900 to $780,
00O, 000,0 900, or about one third of the
wealth of the United States, which is
estimated at more than 100000, 00O,-
900. The report of our national banks
on March 5, 1917, show that on the
day named these banks had a total of
l5,737,969 deposit accounts. This is
an increase Of 1,499,910 since May /,
1916, when the total number of de-
posit accounts was 14.2SS.059.
1T is significant that 1,25S,691, or
seven eighths Of this increase was re-
ported by the country banks, indicat-
Ing the wider diffusion of the wealth
Of the country.
THE total increase of deposits in
the national banks in this period of
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
TRIALS OF A SHIFT BOSS.
Harrington. Mo-. Times.)

VI dTHfiHStOfi, MO-, llmes.D
Away back in the sulphide stope.
Just hear that shifter rave;
They've shot out all the timbers there
The country's all a-cave.
The muckers can't get out the dirt,
The trammers off the track,
And he's been gone an hour now
And never will get back.
The eager he's not worth snap:
He's left all stations full
The bell cord fell into the shaft:
u The engines will not pull.
The topman put four cars OF ore
By error on the dump;
The water falls into the shaft
AS fast as they can pump.
The contracts moving awfully slow.
For both the teams are green;
They've ruined half a hundred drills
And broken the machine.
The boys who work for daily pay
In driving that new drift,
Like funerals they break the dirt.
Just two cars shift.
The sorters are lively bunch;
They get through In great haste.
We've shipped out seven cars today,
But half the ore was waste.
The nipper's gone to sleep again;
Oh, he's the prince of fools;
Forgot to send the powder down.
And never gives us tools.
Now what is that? Oh! what is that
The noise that just heard?
They've broken by their carelessness
The chairs out on the third
And now they call me back again;
The transfer chute is stuck,
And just beyond our reach there hangs
hundred cars of muck.
Oh. some folks have such lovely times,
Their life is all song,
But who can bear shifters lot
When everything goes wrong?
Oh. when that last great tally sounds,
When GabriePs trumpet blares,
III leave behind the world unkind
AND climb the golden stairs.
Pll reach the pearly gates on high
And hear ST. Peter say:
o weary pilgrim from the world,
Whence came thee up this way?"
From Leadville's Mines" I'll answer
then,
i've shifted there for years."
His eyes filled up with tears.
oh, welcome SOUL" he'll say to me,
ITO mansions in the sky;
You bore the woes of all below,
Now rest up here on high"
He'll lead me through the pearly gates.
Right up before the throne;
The best that heaven has to give,
Dear shifter, is thine own"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
The Liberty Loan---What 1t Is and Why
Every Citizen Should Purchase Bonds

the inheritance tax, which applies tc
all property of all kinds whatsoever.
How are Liberty bonds obtained?
Bland forms of application for the
purchase of these bonds can be OBJ
tanned from the treasury department
any federal reserve bank, any nation
al state or private bank, any express
office, and any postofiice in the United
States. Any bank or postmaster will
aid applicant in filing out his blank
and the other acts necessary to obtain
these bonds.
IT these bonds are SO desirable why
is It necessary to advertise them ex.
tensively.
1t Is not necessary to advertise these
bonds to sell the whole issue, but it is
earnestly desired that this loan shall
be popular loan. loan by. and from
the people at large of the United
States, and not alone from banks,
trust companies and financiers. To
that end bonds are to be issued of
small denominations, and subscribers
for small amounts are 70 be supplied
before the subscribers for large
amounts are granted their full sub
scription.
10 it patriotic to purchase these
bonds?
Yes; every American who sub
scribes to the justice of the course of
the United States in entering and
conducting the war we are now en-
gagged In should subscribe to the Lib
erty Loan bond issue to the extent of
his or her financial ability.
Every American who subscribes to
the belief that an American should
stand by his or her country should
subscribe to the Liberty Loan bond
issue.
Every American who loves America
and Is jealous of Americas honor
should subscribe to the Liberty Loan
bond issue. The real success of the
loan is to be more determined by the
number of Americans PARTICIPATING in
J. tiitH ny TIE amount subscribed.
The spirit Of the nation is going to be
Judged abroad, especially by our en-
,mies, more by the number of its AM
,rican men and women who support
his bond issue than by tie mere |
mount of money subscribed.
Your patriotic duty-buy a Liberty +
-oan bond.
A Liberty Loan bond is a mortqaqe
IN the United States.
Remember the Lusitania and buy a
Liberty Loan bond.
Why Liberty Loan!
The $1,000, 600, 900 bond issue of this
ear is named "The Liberty Loan of
917' because ii is to be a loan from
free people to be used in freeing the
'orld.
1t is the loan of a liberty loving
eople to be devoted to the establish
tent Of liberty in Europe and on the
Ugh seas.
1t Is the loan of the great democracy
the new world to redress the
rongs and support the cause OF the
Of the old.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

M24-31-2t Secretary, Potlatch. Idal
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-05-31
GETS BRANMON
MOSCOW LOSES BIG Man
IDAHO EDUCATOR GOES TO OLD
HIGH CLASS COLLEGE
IN WISCONSIN.

DR.. Melvin A. Brannon has beer
elected president of Beloit college, Be.
lott, Wisconsin, at salary such as
he could never have hoped to receive
In Idaho. He has accepted the posi-
ton and will assume his new duties
about July 1,
This matter was settled while DR.
Brannon was in the east some weeks
ago, but he did not feel at liberty to
make the announcement until after
the board of trustees had taken off,
cial action. He was notified by wire
in Boise Tuesday evening that his ell
ection was by the unanimous vote of
the board.
Record Of 70 Years.
Beloit is a city of about 10000 pop
ulation in one of the favored spots
of Wisconsin. Beloit college was
founded in lS47 and in 70 years has
had but three presidents. The retir-
ing president, Dr. Edward V. Eaton,
lis the father of Attorney Allen B. Ea :
ton of Boise.
The college Is non sectarian. 1t
was established to teach efficient cit
izenship and Christian principles and
1t has adhered to this program
throughout it's career.
Well Endowed College.
There are twenty members of the
board of trustees scattered all the
way from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
They were all present when DR..
Brannon was elected. The college
has an endowment of $1,5O0,00O and
is on the Carnegie foundation. There
are 10 college buildings in addition to
four dormatories and a home for the
president. Beloit college has had a
rich past and 1t Is the determination
of the big men on the board of trus-
tees to make it greater than ever in
the future. 1t is felt that in this
field DR.. Brannon will have fine oppor-
for the exercise of his ack-
nowledge ability and leadership
The following brief record is con-
tanned in dispatch from Boise an
DR.. Brannons election to the
presidency of Beloit:
A Busy Life.
Or. Brannon was called to the uni
'ersity of Idaho from the deanship of
he college of liberal arts in North
Dakota university in 1914. Last Feb
'uary because of inharmonious rela-
ionships with the state board of ed
lcation and because charges of poll
ical activity had been made against
lin, he proffered his resignation.
DIR. Brannon was graduated from
Wabash college in 1889. He received
n M. A. degree from his alma mater
he next year and, in 1912, obtained
he degree of Phi. ID. from the Univer- |
ity of Chicago. He spent four years |
n the faculty of the Fort Wayne.
nd, high school. going to North Da-
ota in 1904 as professor of biology.
Beloit college was founded at Be-
Dit, Wis, in 1S47 and has a faculty Of
Z and student body of $685.
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on vegetables. with an oc-
casional meal of dried fish and bread
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
ltnfdne.

= Der 6SiGbrige Tsi9oel &raiiber
1895 2pgan Strabe, fiel seiterr
9tbenS an Der @iite lnb Wcutideu
2lhenue oirf bem Srpttoir mieber INN
erlitt cine flaffenbe arpfpunbe, bic
i'm Stabfbofpital perbunben iperben
'mrbts.
= lin cine apIlifipn nit einert dns
teren QliiomobtI su permeiben, lentts
Sttc &ud, 13. unb Malnit Gtrabe.
ON eenannter Gde fem eisenes Pluto
nit folder Wudt seeen ben giinns
Fein, bab ss ouf bns Srottotr fnuite
unb bic bort sufdIis ftebenbe Wnrp
Mubr, 1349 penbletpn Strnbe, ifber
ben Saufen rnnnts. Die syrai erIitt
f9mer5bafte @erlsbunsen I'M 9eiidt
rnb i'm Riiden unb mubte ra1 bem
Stabt6oipitaI sebrotht tperben.
= 5uenro papino, elm 45iGbriser
SSstaliener, Der on Der Wiontsonlsrp
Hrub unb Dana Qperuie bon elmer
nod nift gum Stinitailb eeiommenen
Rrripouo Gar obfprinsen fpolIte. tam
habei 70 unsliidli9 su Jdu, bab er
eiren S6GbeIbru6 erlitt unb iib jebt
IN bsbentli6em 3uitanbs i'm Soipis
tai tefinbet.
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Sin biibi6er Grfpls
&ar Der seitrige gnll Der 9orbSents
fd)en Sdliitens4eieltl6nft.

Sin pergniigtcs @olthen ipnr cs.
bas ii9 geftern Hn9mittas rnD
46enb seIeeentli9 bes 8aIlss Der
giorobeutfben S3iibengeisIli9af. in
beiben srpBen SGIen bes 9eutiaeE
&llbs eiitsefunben 1otte un6 es par
au9 fein DurSer, oern bas aus ben
riibrigen Mitgliebern bes 8oritanbes
beitebenbe arrangements aommiItee,
ipel6es felt Do6en on Der Qrbsit sea
pelen III, bate ole 9Qrbereitunsen
sur llnterbaltuns Der gu ertpnrtenDsn
SbeiInsbmer aufs Bette setroffen Inb
ni9ts auber 49t selaffen.
SbipoM Der @erein in Ieinsn Hets
BEN sablrei9e Mitslsber Sdblt, Die
nit ibren 6amiIien alIein seniist hdts
ten, iim bic SeftidIe Su fiiIIen, tparen
bod on eine Gnsabl befreunbeter @ers
eine, an bic Seutffe S9iiBengefeIl'
i6uft, bic pIattoiitste @ogeli4ettsn
@eTeaitup, ben Subepobl Mdnner9or,
bic @ereitietea GGnser unb aresre
@inlaburssn ersangen. benen oll9 IN
oussiebigiter @eiie entiprofen iriirs
be, iooab am 2lbenb on elm Snrd'
tpnr1nen faft niGt gu benten tpar. Sns
iunoe goIt unb ou9 bic Iltsn, benel1
bas Sansen md ni9t Sur 8ef9perrs
seporbsn iit, bieltsn itanbbaft in Der
porhersn Salle aus, Inn iid bort nem
Eon5persniigen binaugeben.
Dos eenriitblits Srefben berrf6te
iebo6 in Der bintereu Sale, no es
einen ,suten Sappen" unb au6 etrpas
gtdrteres als Daier gum Sinunters
fpilen eab. gis I'm Mittsrnaat Der
ppm 9sfeb srlaubten Sriit, bauerte
bas fd5ns s.ft, bas bur4 istnrn
MiBtpn eeffDrt ipurbe unb ii9 zen
friiberen, BON Der Gefelf9aft psrar'
italtetsn IN isber Sinit9t parbig GT'
reibt.
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SIattsitsfs ysgtli1eittn.S .Stitaiiup.
Siellte geiteru ibre aanbibaten fir
Die beuOritebenSe Seamten'
fuabl ami.

Sn Der geitrieen Sisung Der obs
gen @eieaidnft, Die iinter @oriis 6es
&errn Sreo. g9ietbe lno nit Serrn
&enrp al6ers oils Sefretar in Der
Rlr6eiterboae itattfon0, iiitterbreitete
Dos aus ben Serren Senrp SEEMING,
Sermann Smipale uns Quguit &u9l'
mann beitebertbe 9tominationssaom.
Hittee Die folgenbe
&anbibatens9ifte
fir Die am Gonrtas, benz 2. Geaeuls
Der, Itattfinoenbe 9eanltenipabl:
Sir prdiioeut: SrsS. Wiethe Ben
Diieboff.
Sir 8i5e<Br6ioei1t: GiIton &irre,
alNeuit &unlpfe.
Sir Grot. <Sefretar: Seurp Mbers,
Soicpb grinfnann, ir.
sar 5tran3<Sefrefdr: $eruimm
gobImonn, Gilbert SCUBA.
Sir Sdasneiiter: Geo. 2agerHarl,,
Sranf grigfmoeIler.
Sir Ssntentar@erpaIsr: $enrp
&asfelb IT,, @m. @ueitefelo.
Siir 9elegaten 9.>a. Gtnotpers
bnnb: SSobn @ilp. Senrn Brottung,
@.n 'SmipalIe, Sobn @neeIu.
SteDpertreter: sSreb. Slider, Gl'
Bert 0tilIcr, s. @rosbeiul, a. s.
gismonn.
0tlesaten D.utTthe Sag SsfelIs
Ihaft: Ssobn @ilp, Sermorm 2ufen.
Steapertreter: Sermaun Sutits,
s. Siemer.
Ter 9eriht tpurbe gitgebeiBer
uno Der gusidyub bealiftragt, Die NOS
tbiqen @orbereitungen fir Die @abl
5u trcffen. Serr Sbco. g. 0eefantp,
Gaflen, O., tpuroe ols neues Maits
elie0 oorgeIdIa9en.
9ln Der llnterboltung nit Sarta bes
Sii6epobl gP1mer6ors, Die am
Sonntag, bem 4. gopenlber, i'm
2eutifen &lub Ttattftrbet, miro ii4
ME @.ieafd,oft in corpore betbeiliger.
Ser @orftano beri6tete, bag er Die
9lr6eiterboue fir oen Iesten Sonrtag
i'm Monot 2Sanuar 1918 behufs gb'
boItung bes iGbrItflen @ereinsballs
beIegt hobe, mos beglitafItpt tuuroe.
sluf 9tntrae tpurbe beiHoiFen, allen
W}itglieoern Der @eienifaft, bic 5ur
9inNesGrmee eirrberufen ueroen
ioaten, biz 5u ibrer Riiffebr Die Be-
5nEIune ser gettrdge gu erluiien, lie
ober troe6em oIs gutitebe11oe Wits
glie6er gu betraften. geut)6em nod
oie Serren 9rottline, GIbers lmo
NrGiibent @ietbe Die IntpeieIroen S1s
ftruftionen besigIib oes Martrens
ibrcr Stin1nsetteI bel bfr uorgigen
@obl ertheilt botten, erfplgte 8ertas
gung uno Die gntpeienben begaben
Yid Tonln1t un6 fortbers rdth oem
9eutitpu &lub, Inn an Der SeItli6s
felt Der gtor6beutffen Sfaisen=Ses
ienihoft tbeilSuuebmen.
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Mnmtag
gesirnen bic gOrberritangen fir bic
Sammelfampasne 6er g.3. 6. u.

Gie @orbereitllngen fiir oie Cams
meltnnlpogne Der q. I. 6. 81, Die
bier $50O,O00 fin &riegs6Dede oufs
5ubringen geoenft, tperben om @ons
tag beginner, D6bren6 bic GanumeIs
tampogue, oeren Sa,ter oui cine
g8ode angefest tit, om IL. giooember
tbren gtnfane 11turrnt.
Das Souptquartier Der GantSogne
miro iif i'm SoteI @ibfon befirben
uno Die SoulmeIteurns ner6en unter
Der 2eitlng Oerie[ben @npitdile ite.
ben tDie geIeeettIih Der firsli9en
9fotbe areu5 &urrpogne. 8oriiser bes
@refutibtonmrittees 1T g2iaiam Coos
Der 9rocter luto Der 8oriiser oes &e>
fIametomnittees Charles =. Gbries
itie. Gem &efIoreforutittee geb0ren
Die folgeroen NitgIie6er ON: g9. s..
gSilen, @erboro SueIIenann, WeoIes
GtrouB, g. %, Winen, SSoiepb Suais
ban uno Waor 8urg5eim.
GtG SeomS tDeron 5u eIeider Belt
oud I'M SHtereiie 0es Council of Sos
cinl glgencies arbeiten un6 beriuden
fir oieie Organization $25o,000 aafs
subriugeu.
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Ss4Sistaufenb S9Dtnb.
u 4tigtin Gbicneo. llebsr
bic 0erbreiiune Der Subertulof. in
gbicaeo bat Der GeIunbbsitstonmils
Tar isnsr Siabt. Or. RObsrtiOn. dul
aer in Maibington abssbaItsnen gns
fnmmluHs Der Ameritan guSIIs
5eaIib afoeintion Qnsabsn senln5i.
bic 81 bsHien ge6en. Die unteriucjuAg
eritredts iib nuf nur einen Stnbttbeii
nit runb 10000 ginlpobnern, Der
fid pon Der %. Strase i'm SiiDen
Biz sur Rortb Npsnut i'm Eorbsn .ino
bonn Seeufer bis sur Qhlono 4Derue
ipsitiif erTtredt. Differ Difirift uns
fabt ben ean5en @siddftstbeiI Der
Stabt, bidtbess0slfs Wabns unb ;yn'
briteegsnoen. Sc lpur0sn in biesm
8sirt 10000 perfonsn senna rms
ierfutt unb bon bisien ipurbtn a.
900 Obr s.6 pro;tnt als fbiuin6iiids
tia btfunben. limb 1us bieiem BeSIri
purben in benz betreffenpen 3sitrnnm
nur $500 TdGe offtsisa beriftd. 9os
rnus 1T lsi9t gu bers4neH. oab I;9 in
Gticoso minoeftens $1,000 Shpiiio'
fii9tise befinbsn miiHsn. alus 5000
Gdrinbiii9tieen bontirtsu 443 2e'
bsnsmiitsI; 305 itsllten alsiounass
ftiidt Der; 2s2 parsn in aiidsn Ooer
als ReIIntr bsf@dftigt Bon ben yss
bafttten mnren 1885 Rinbtr untsr ID
Satrsn unb Iittsn meiiisntbeils an
TriiientubsrtuIOis. Sn einer sinsiQtH
3rdsripnrenfafrit nit 1000 aHatitsus
len ipurben 69S unieriudt, unD oen
bisien iportn 100 ober il pro5eni
iapinbfiihtie. Dids Gonbnfn5rif Ders
breitei i6re @oartn iibsr bi. ennie
gBtlt. Bon ben 1914 ginaeIfsllten stsI
Gbitnsosr gDitnmtss ipurbn AZ spro,
cent nls ihluinoIiiftig 5efunbtn ugb
pon ben, anssifeIlt.fi Der ebieagO ses
lspbon. 90. 81 4ro3tnt. Bon ben Sns
fnffsr bts golistps gsfdrgniEfts tpnrs
ben 27 yrosfrt i9pinDii3tis bsian'
ben
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Gfreidlte ibren 3ipsd.

Die s5renlbe, bic fitb ON Samitn1
cIs Srm W. 6. gbtparbs in's Jrem'
teHbu6 i'm Siptor Sotel einsetrnser
trutte unb fpGt.r an ben Solsen etrer
AuediIber@ersiftl leibenb, IN ibs
rem 3immer sefunben unb bon bort
nod bem StnbtbuipitaI eebrad. muir
Re, if geitern bnIeIbit seftorben. Cos
-rner Or. 9n1ier, Der bic 2eide bes
iiftiste unb Der Gniidt lit, bub bic
tsrou Selbifmprb hegangen bat. fonns
te unter ibren gffetter nidts ftnben,
has ibre senaue sSSsntitdt bdtt. feifs
iieIlen t6nnen, ba olles, mas bosi
6Gtte bienen f5nnen, ben Der Grdu
erttfernt ipprben mar. Die 2eibe
nurbs mad Der Mprgue beorbert.
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Seriues9 Ran nerdlor.

sSn ieineln Sauptquortier go.
1896 @olnut G1rabe belt Der obige
@erein geItern itrtter @uriis bes Serrn
sIlbert gons urt0 init Serru albert
Seoerer ols Setretdr ieine reeelut6s
Bise 8eriarInllula ab, in tpeIaer 5u'
na6it bic Serrert ssris 8rootma1, 5.
Ofoemer, Saul @ol5e, s. &abauer,
Seonbaro SuB, Sermnrn gooe, g..
@iSoer, Sris RrerB urlb Soiepb
Sdneioer als pniiipe WfitgIie6er aiif>
penommen tuliroert. Cine Ginlabrtng
Der @eiangsiettion 6es 9elitifen
Sanopebrpereins ~ ibrer o1n 18. yeo'
berrber ftottfinbenoen llrterbaIting,
nriBte nbffddgie bei&ieoen nerben,
ba Der 8erein on Dem Gage i9on
oilOertpeitig ensagtrt if un6 Die lIns
ferbaItiing Der II. 8oro io5iaIiftis
f&en B1rtei IN eorpore bein6eu
pirA Der llatr5hltsaG Ass eiioss
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geaing gibitmprb.

Die 56iGbrige @opbie SoFenbrfbel
Sottin beg 5armers Sofep6 Sofen'
bribsl, CAMP 9erirtfon, bic felt Idn'
gerer 3eit f9permiitbis mar uHb fid
au6 fbpn in elmer SeilorffaIi beflin'
rem bate. nabm eeftern @ormtttas IN
TeItitm0rbertIter Ibfd,t cine Soits
2trTenit urb ftarb ebe Der etltgit ber'
Geiqerufene ar5t 9r. 9. Belt bon
WliIforb eirtrefTen furnte. Coroner
gcuer, Der bic 2eihs beiihfigte, sa6
einen ben lImiidrben entfprefrnoG
Mobrfpru6 ab.
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Subepubl @adnnerd,Dr.

Der Subepo5I Idnnsr9or berau'
itultet Sonntos, IL. NOtsmb.r. IN
Deuti6en SIub Elm 9onsert nsbit llu'
terbaItuns. Die Iysftipitdten, gu mel
den IN sspobnter Deiis bic beften
@Or.sbrungsn sstrOffen pOrbsn finb,
nebmen bsrsits um 4 nhr Ra6mittags
:bre1 aHfans. Sus foIseube pro'
aramm pirb burasefiibrt:
rSusrnb5eit1 Bensert
.Sftut 8inum' &iH5isrl
.SuEtsmsn's gborus- Or. Parrp
sMsiH aisb4en BON gurgunbA
=. Sramer
rSturmI6ritt' Dsngert
,SGeerlut" Iitbol5
.Squirrel GoOb az bou lits it, OOr'
astrngen BON RubpIpb2enser. 9eorg
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DIETER.
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Ger obige Yerein peranitaltet am
II. 0ooenlber in Der Cosmopolitan
SaQe, 1913 8ine StraBe, bon RaGs
nlittags B llbr an elm Serbitfeit, in
tpeldem auber Gang uno &onserf aud
elm reihbaItiges 2ieoerprograulrn sur
9urffiibrung gelanet. 9as arranz
gements 4omnrittee, beitebelo mis
erfa6renen8rdftenL ipirb niftS lirtDers
ilift loiien, Inn ben SbeiInebmern
genuBreid)e Stunben 81 perif,nffen.
Oesgleiden tpiro fir iol6en Stoff,
Der 5ur9efriebigung oes innerenDiens
ft)en erforoerIid lit, reidIih eeiorgt
lem, @aIoefs linton &apeIle Iies
fert bic Wfuiif.
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0pn ber Siibae.

Cincinnati tpir6 i'm gmpreb
Ebeater in 6ieier @ohe gum er'
eritenntale @eIegenbeit bnben, bic ges
tpeg1ngen eines Sduhbootes gu be'
oboGten. Die 2eitlrtg bes Sbeoters
bot BEN GapitGn 2ouis Sordo, etnen
Grperten aiif benz @ebtet 6es Salhs
boot 8eiers, engogirt, tpelher beul
8uGlifum iein elf SUB grobes Salfs
boot MooeI borfiibren miro. Guber
bieiem tit er auseeriItet nit einem
iugebeuren GtabL uHo @lossGnnt,
IN peldem er Die ffreflidite oller
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9ie sbeuter geiufer founen be-
ob1tten, tpie bas urteriee6oot rnter'
tauGt uno tpeIde 8erpegltngen es
lnter Der Sberfl6fle bes @oiiera
maft. Spbal6 es Dieoer berollfs
fonnt, tpirb es sundhit iein 9eds@es
ihiie uno onnn in gan5 reguldrer
@etic elm Sorpebo abfeuern. Gud
bic Grplofion elmer reguldren wline
fam bobaf,tet tperoen. aapitan Sors
do, Der 5ugIeid elmer Der befanuteIten
Siefiee Soiifer lit, tpiro au6 oieien
aefGbrIi6ertgeruf oemorftrieren. Sir
6ieien 8rDed miro Die Sabine eiues
serit6rten Shiffes IN Dem Sarlf gu
feben fem. 9lnbere Rununern in Dem
8rogranm iir6 bos 2nbonna Srio,
ipuniife Sunoriiter; ferner Cora
uno Robert Stmpion IN ~Sis 8ife";
Git urlo geoIan IN r9ls nou life it,;
fSre6 unb geB 2ueier, !SlntoriIten;
cine 5peite Serie bon @aurp Sber'
man @qtbelbilbern; oas Chorus
cope un6 W11itt uno Self.
Sic @erDaItlng bes SInmpic
Sbeaters bat fir oieie 8ode
Sad Singers rgroaoDan Srolics"
ongcfiinoigt NIT Son Soscoa ols
Star. Sogcaq lit IN Der 8urleste
eine. betanrrte @r0Be, Die ii9 GROCER
9eliebtbeit erfrut. or bot Iif nit
elmer gIei4uertbigen @eieaifoft unts
aeben, in Der SSeana SeSrDin @il6ur
Soobs, 8era 0ians6ale uub 9eiiie
8afer Die norrebn1ten itrto.. Eie 8e;
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8eiongspoIie fino funfeInagelpel;
Die glusitothlng uno 9oihunierung
oes Gbors gIdn5eno unb fas5iniereno.
Sie 8urleste fiibrt oen Sitel r@e'
ftranbet" ur1b 1T bic Seidifte eines
iiinqn Meonnes, ber in ben armen
elmer groaopop S9onen itranoet.
2Srn 6 2pric z + e a ter bilbet in
bieicr 8ode @ilIiam Sobge, elmer Der
befannteIten amerifaniiden Sdaus
ipieler, Die @ttraftion. @r tritt in
einem neuen biernftigen gtiife, be-
titeIt 81 Cure for 9urabIes" aiif.
DosieIbe Itoutnt ulls Der Seoer bon
Carl 3err 9iggers uRo 2diprence
sDbitman unb tpirb Don 3eitungen Ser
oitliden Stnoten als Dos ei6enartigite
1ino eenubreihite Stiid Der omerifa.
nii6pn 8iibne beibrieben. Sooee
tritt m Der &olIe bon 9r. Sames
genoergraB, zines gr5tes IN aen'
tudn, aiif, tpelder bon ieinem SnfeI
elm Sonitarium erbte. 9od lit an
ous 8erntddt1tib bic 8e6ingung ees
fniipft, bob Der 9effe irrnerbaIb 80
Sasen Sebn 9atierten turiren rrub, |
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Inter @PurbanfIaae perhaftet.

Ser Sfarbise Dm. 9. SadfOn. 42s
gBsft Setfte Strabe, her in Der
Somitoa go6t benz NeibeH Sobn
Tpes, BEN Sef6irripaTter in Dem
Geitaurant go. 428 @eft 6. Strabs.
fpdbrenb si1ies Streits sipei Sti9e in
ben Gals beibrd1te, irfplse beren
g1res a.itern i'm @tdbtbofpttaI eeitOrs
rem III, tpurbe bon ben poIisiitsn
Sdroeber unb &upper pom eriten
9iItritt berbaftst unb ipsen Wiorbes
eebu6t. Die 2eihe bes Grftotensn
:uurbe auf anorbruus bes GorDnsrs
nad Der Mprgue aebradt.