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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-17

Business office No 100 West Harrison.
Composing and Press rooms, No. lO' w.
Harrison Editorial rooms, l0l IL w.
Harrison. 70 reach all d." 7"tments phops
extension 70.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-03-17

Calls for society nktiipgs, cards of
thanks, obituary nottp$, resolutions,
society and church socibls lccture notices.
calls for church meetings tcxcept Sunday
sermon are considered ms advertising
and will be charged for.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22
MUY IMPoRTANrE

FL senior Consul de Mexico en-
esta ciudad suplica a las siguien.
ties personals, que a la mayor bre-
vedad possible, Sc presenter a Ia
oficina-de su cargo, sta en- ell de-
partamento 1910 Baker-D etw;le,
Bldg, ALI West Sixth Street. nor
tener urgentisimos asuntos one
tratar con elias:
Luciano Perez, South or Air
Line Railroad;
R. Rodriguez, South of Air
Line Railroad;
Frank Carrizosa, South of Air
Line Railroad;
Esteban Rodriguez, South Of
Air Line Railroad;
Martin Lujan, South of Air
Line Railroad;
Eduardo Salazar, 1884 West
Jefferson Street.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22
AFoRISMOS

Casa recien c%onstruida, al reu-
matismo convida. !,
Huge de casa sin luz como q
diablo de la cruz.
Duerme- en- pieza ventllada' SIN
dar al relente entrada.
Y duerme sin compahero, SIN
perro, luz nj bracero'
ST tie levantas temprano, viViras
robusto y sano.
FL dia para vivir, la noche para
dormir.
Ell que trabaja de noche no ga
ma para If en- coche.
Los disgustos y pesares' qultah
la vida a millares.
La expansion y la ALGERIA son
&c salud garantia.
Es ridiculo afligirse, por ell mle-
do de morirse.
FL viejo que con mozas Sc di-
vierte. hacienda esta c~aricias a la
muerte.
Las viejas que con jovenes Sc
casan, con Ell traje de bodas Sc
amortajan.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22
UN CONTRA
BANDO DE JOYAS.

Mexico, Diciembre 2O.-Los
empleados aduanales del puerto
dc Veracruz han recibido instruc-
clones estrictas de que vigilen
embellishments Ell pasaje y la car
ga que viene procedente de Euro
Pa, pues Sc cree que algunos esta-
fadores extranjeros pretenden in
troducir de contrabando algunas
Joyas alemanas y suizas cuyo va
lor Sc calcula en- cuatrocientos mil
marcos.
Varios agentes de seguridad
han salido tambien para ell puerto
mencionado con ell fin de hacer
indagaciones para ell descubri-
miento de los presuntos contra
.bandistas.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22

deberes, no hay tumba mas digna
de nuestros despojos, ell dia que
nos muramos, que ell sagrado tenn
plo de la Patria, de la Raza, de Ia
Humankind. No hay paraiso de
mas goce que ell del amor que
alienta al Mundo entero. Amor
es Ell del Creador o la Naturaleza
para concebir los portentos del
Universe amor es Ell que ANNA a
todo 10 creado, al hombre, a las
bestias, a los vegetables; amor es
el que encierra en- las entranas de
la TERRA Ell precioso metal y en- las
~entrafias de la virgen ell germen dc
la vida de las futuras generacio-
mes. Amor es ell susurrar de los
arroyos, Ell mugido del mar, ell es-
truendo del volcan al eruptar, ell
del viento al transporter ell pollen
de las flores, que debera generar
ell fruto abundante. Amor es IA
|fecundidad de la terra que hace
germinar a la semilla. Nuestra
esencia es ell Amor, centric del
Universe. Quien quiere destrulr
ell Amor, quiere destruir al mum
dodo y ninguno es suficientemen-
tie poderoso para hacerlo, porque
ninguno puede destruir 10 que no
ha creado y ell Mundo es obra de
TN Poder Sublime que no puede
definirse. Ell Hombre, la familia,
la Humankind, la Creacion y ell
Creador 0 la Naturaleza estan sim
tetizados en- ell amor, "la Causa de
las Causas". De aqui que la con-
Quota de todas las naciones puede
sintetizarse y definirse en- estas
cuantas palabras de uno de los
mas grandes reformadores de la
Humankind, ell JESUS de Galilea
"Amaos los unos a los otros'. Es
por ESQ que debemos condenar Ia
discordia y la tirania, vengan de
donde vengan. Els por ESQ que
debemos preparar a la Humani-
dad para la concordia que venga
despues de estas grandes luchas,
y es por ESQ tambien que debemos
%unirnos para formar una patria
grande, respetuosa y respetada
digna de desempehar la mission
que lie corresponds en- ell c~oncierto
de las naciones y de los pueblos,
que forman la gran familia que ha-
bita ell Universe, a la que llama.
mos Humanidad.
Los Angeles, Cal, Diciembre
10 de 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22
IDIOMAS ~EXTRANJEROS

FL Prof. ]. Gazzo, emplea su
nuevo metodo oral y c%onversacio
nal para ensenar Ell frances, espa
mol e italiano, obteniendo resulta
dos rapidos, PRACTICES y electives
Oportunidad: Sc enseha a can
tar en- las lenguas antes mencio
nadas en- IS lecciones.
407 Baker-D etweiler Bldg.
Main 1854; Home A638o.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22

Hacienda la vista de carceles
uno de los presses manifesto al
presldente que ell pan que les da-
ban era de tan mala calidad, que
Ia mayoria de los presses tenian Ia
ooca lastimada. Y contesto ell
presidente:
-Si ustedes no cometiesen de-
lltos, no tendrian necesidad de CO.
mer de este pan.
A 10 que contesto Ell preso:
y 81 los hombres no cometie-
sen delitos, lque clase de pan CO.
merriam ustedes?
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22

En- un tribunal:
FL presidente.-Pero mo Sc da
listed verglenza?
FL acusado.-lDe que?
FL presidente.-Con esta es Ia
vigesima vez que viene listed aoui.
Ell acusado.-lY este que i'm
porta? lno viene listed tambien
aqui todos los dias?
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22
En- un examen:

En- un examen:
FL profesor.-iSe pueden su-
mar cantidades Heterogeneous?
El alumno.-Si, senior.
FL profesor.-lSi? A ver: 81
suma listed cinco kilos de pan y
tres de aqua, lque lie resultara?
Ell alumno.-Ocho kilos de
sopa.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22
MAGNIFICA O~PORTUNIDAD

Sc vende, en- muy buenas con
diciones, en- Chino, Cal, una pro
piedad compuesta de tienda, res
taurant, fruteria, p~anaderia }
cuartos de renta. Dicha propie
dad esta ubicada en- la Gale Prin
cipal y en- ell centric de Jos nego-
clos. Deja una magnifica renta.
Para mas informes, dirijase al
propietario, 9th ST., No. 45OH,
Chino, Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22

Patrocine a nuestros anun
ciantes.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1917-12-22

Ell Egoismo de las Razas. de las Castas
o de las Religiones, ha sido causa
de terribles males para la Humane
dad, para las Naciones y. para los
Individuos en- todas las Epocas de
la Historic. * * X
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
Pupils Give Piano Recital.

Miss Pearl Waugh presented her pu-
pills in a piano recital last evening at
the Home Club, with Miss Leila Kind
er, mezzo soprano. as the assisting so
loist. The students who were heard
were Helen harrington. Helen Will
Jams Affleck. Elizabeth lobe, Freda
Ring, Louise Ryan, Dona Pollock.
Frances Lloyd, Hermenia Ellis. and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
THE WASHINGTON TINES WEDNESDAY,; MAY 80: 1917.

greatly depleted by deaths and de-
partures, the University Corporation
is discussing the advisability of ask
ing George santayana, former MEM
Der OF the faculty, to return from
Paris and resume teaching In Sep
TENDER.
Harvard during the last year has
lost by death Profs. Josiah. Royce and
Hugo Muensterberg. Prof. Robert NJ.
Yerkes is to leave Harvard to estab-
lish a department of psychology at
the University OF Minnesota and Prof.
Wallace c. Sabine Is on extended
leave of absence because of illness.
Prof. Santayana withdrew from the
Harvard faculty in 1912 and since, has
been in France.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST
IN And ABOUT CITY
What Has Happened, What Is
Going On, and Where.
HUMAN INTEREST OF STREET
Incidents Noted In Daily Round Of
National Capital.

A large memorial wreath today
lies on the pedestal of Gen. L. S.
Grants statU, in the rotunda of the
Capitol building. having been placed
there late yesterday by the ladies
of Grant Circle, Ladies of the G. A.
R. A brief ceremony preceded the
laying of the wreath on the statue,
marked by an address by Mrs. A G.
Clements, president of the circle. An
invocation was delivered by the Rev.
Lucius c. Clark and a bugler from
the Marine Barracks sounded the as
Eembly call
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

patriotic paintings at the National
Museum, will close the exhibition to-
morrow afternoon. The receipts from
the exhibition will be donated to the
Red Cross.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

Student Council Of George Washing
ton University was held last night
at the Law School in the New Ma
sonic Temple.
The student tax to support the stu
dent activities, after a lengthy de-
bate, was lowered from IS to IS. 1t
was also decided that all reports OF
committee meetings should be passed
upon before being published in the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
To show War Films Tonight.

Motion pictures showing the allied
nations at the front will be shown
at the base Of the Washington Monu-
ment tonight at $50. The films are
supplied by the British and French
war offices. They will be presented
in connection with a series of films
showing how Uncle Sam is prepar-
ing for war.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
Drilling Mt L street Armory.

Those interested in learning the
foot movements and the manual Of
arms of the United States army are
receiving instructions at the armory,
4T2 l. street northwest. under the
direction of Col. r. d. Simms, presi-
dent of the Military Legion. as drill
master He s assisted in the work
by Col. c. V Sayre and Major Charles
Meyer. Over 100 men were in the
maneuvers last night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
To plan welcome to veterans.

The Southern Society of Washing
ton will hold a special meeting at the
willard Tuesday night to make final
arrangements for entertaining the
visitors to the Confederate reunion.
Following the business meeting there
will be dancing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

DR.. James L. Gordon, pastor Of the
First Congregational Church. leaves
today for an extended vacation, and
will spend the next month in the
Middle West His brother, S. D. Cor
don, will occupy his pulpit during the
month Of June.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
Ta Give Piano recital.

Miss Burbage announces a piano re-
citaI to be given by her pupil, Miss
saba c. Styron, next Friday evening
at Studio Hall. Chester l. Fayette'
violinist. will assist Miss Styron.
whose program concludes with the
Mozart d minor concerto, with Miss
Burbage at the second piano.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

Ethel H. Bartlett will present the
Mt. Pleasant Players in vaudeville at
the James Ormond Wilson Normal
School Friday night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
Club HoIds CIo.inE Dance.

The AIoysius Club will hold the
last of the seasons dances tomorrow
night at GonzAga Hall, ~ I street
northwest. Jardin music will be
feature of the dance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
sang IN. oId-rIn. Songs.

The Oak City Quartet, of Raleigh,
n. C. were featured at the Mt. YER
non NJ. E. Church, South, last night.
The singers sang songs of the old
plantation days and campaign hymns
Of the civil war.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
Lectures on .sFInancIaI Healing"

Miss Emma Gray, president of the
National New Thought Center, will
lecture tonight at o'clock at the
Washington Loan and Trust Company
building. Financial Healing" will
be the subject.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

Leila Kinder, who gave several piano
solos besides her songs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

Fresh-Cut, HOMEGROWN Flowers.
GUIDES flowers are best for weddings COM
and all occasions. 1914 F-sAdvt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30
WANTED-A PHILOSOPHER

Harvard, in Need, May Ask Prof.
Santayana to Return.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 3O.-With
Harvard's Department Of Philosophy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

Gives Receipts to Red Cross.
ossip Perelma, artist of the Inn
perial Academy, Petrograd, who for
several days has been exhibiting his
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-05-30

Student Council Lowers Tax.
The last meeting this season of the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Mas ben, WsuuisipaIseri6t

@ilIiam anOy, bon 30. 357 Ore
epn Strcbe. Der auf @eranIafuns
ieiner Gatttn eeitern DOR Rihtsr
4lsranber itanr. ipurbe auf brei Wos
nate nad bem 4rbsitsbaus seian6i.
nadltem bic aniIase, bic uripriinss
Ii6 auf tbdiIits WibbanbIuns seIaus
iet he..s. in sIHs NnsIass pesen Ryrs
ua9IGfisuus Der 5amiIie abssGnbsrt
tDorbrr mar. Guf bieie Weiie erbdIt
han!Ii4 bic 5amilie einfn 1bsiI bss
Werbifnitss bss odftlinss. 4us Der
Werbmbluns mar Encouragement,
oab anor sin sepaIttbdtissr Msni9
1T une Is i'm puuit Der sbeIidsn
&reue ou4 MD: iebr gsHau nimmt.
gu elmer Gsjoitrais DON $50 unb
Soften ipurbe 5rant 2sopoIis. Der ans
sebIlh GUS a.ron itammt, ptrurtbeilt
unb isine Satin rpurbs mil Der sIsis
9en Strafs b.sa9t. 2sopOIis mar
perbaftet iporbsn, neil er anssblih
Gin SrausnSimmer aus partersbure.
us. @a.. bi.rbsrDerihlsppt bate unb
feline Satin hurbe tpsseu 9aenboHs
bass a6ssurtb.i!t.
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Die SOno aantpasne.
@siddftslemfe 5eidlnen inmrrgalb ti.
ner Stanbe $950,000.

Su atpeits aDpfe Der 9ibsrtD Bonbs
Snmpagne ipurbe 9sitsru nit elmer
Yeriummlung pcn 0eI9Gftsleutsn
I'm Clinton 9OtsI b0tit srfpIsrei4 etns
gelslid, benn irnsrbalb elmer Stutbe
lpar,r S950,000 ssSsihnst unb ipsiisre
nambuite 8strGge ipurben In iihers
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SO. Ssi6nete 100000, bic Wejtern
unO suutbern size Sni. 60. S250.00O
rnb bic Wbistp Gnsrus Jirmsn
5rsttsrg &. @ortum ioipie Weitbeis
msr &c go. is 100000. Wsnn INNER
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5e,ner purbe beiaunt semaht, bab
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Dollars in 9dnosH bat, bic ioldsn
6trmen 0ur Geriiisuns iteben, bic
Bombs fir ibrs 2lnseitsltsn iibsrnsbs
men pollen, aoer tsin aapital fliiiiig
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aung ssitsIt, psite gum Gl.arins
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n;dt angsb0ren.
Die Serren Ssfs R. GIart, .. $.
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Jieoen.
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fofpeit etipa ST. 100000.
Die Jrauen perbsn beute Wlittag
i'm gauInaI bes SOtsls @ibIon cine
RaTsnDsriammluns GbbaIten, bic
stmielbsu 3psd bisnt, Die bic seIfris
at 9ttiammIuHs Der Serrsn. 1rau
:fOgsr y. pett,rs BON GIepelaub piro
cine aniproae balteH.
glm Wltttpo6 Gbenb fiubet cine
9eriammIuns I'M Sntsr,Hs Der aams
payne i'm gmer1 aubitorium itatt
uno Spnr untsy ben 4uipi5isn bss biss
fseH SnpiieIs Res gtmerican Snititute
CT 9unting. 9ensraImajor @Ienn,
Apmmnnoeur rpH edmp SHERMAN,
GbdrIss Dup'is unb James O.
Stepnt; iiub Die Rebner.
Sn ben betrsifsnom G1uIen ip.rs
ben in ben nddi;su IA Sasen bon ben
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baItsr, i'm bic Sinbsr nit Der gebeus
tuns Der 9ampasns psrtruui gu mas
den.
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Fred. A. Erschell.
9sideubtifatter nab GinbaIiamirr
7u.Yor& Str, 2lewport, ap.,
4slepbon: scutb 80 unb eoufb 2neo.
alsranbria Office; 6iIaus b57 Q 2.
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GSnarS gruf, 449 SiS Jhnite Ctr.
yell Sci. 476-M. Some Fhons
1631.H.
- Waipr Q.ebles, Der gsfebIsbo'
Der bes WiIbur Drigbt 1IugtslDes,
tbeilte Mapor Sobn SoIsberssr une
einsm Sommittee Don bteiiesn Dir.
germ, ipelde BEL ibm boripraden, nit.
bab er per 9leroplan nab 9alniIton
tpmmsn p.rbe, um bic fir bas Sor
miltoner 6lugfelo poreeiblagenen
pIGse gu beii6tiesn. Wajor gjssbIes
fagts, oab oapDdentIi6 buaoert
asrppIane bonn Drisbt 6lusfsID mad
9amilton fIiegen fpiiroen.
- Die Qulnge Der Sirma SauIer
uno genniugbufen, fueIte infoIgs ets
mes Streits Stpsi Wunats lang ees
i4lofeu tpar, bat eeftern ibreu Sc
trieb lpieoer uufeeuommeu. Die Ses
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BON ben $50 friibereu angeitelIten
125 Sur gtrbsit suriidseisbrt ieisn. IS
balten ii6 Streitsr BEL Der GIbrIt
augsiammeIt, bod mar es Su teInsn
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om Rontog bem Rotbe Greu3 aapis
tel BON 9omiIton $40 fir oas arissss
SiIfspert.
Die 3ei@nunssn fir bic atue
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rei4ten gsitsrn ben getras Don $I2,s
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befanb ii4 geiteru felt Wo9en gum
eritsnmal pieber Daier in oeulsls
ben. Dos ReerooirASpitem beriprgt
elm babies 9ubenb bisfigsr GabriteH
uno papisrmiiblen nit 9striebsiratt.
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Sab . Strabs ibre solbsns 5o65cit.
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sabina 8irfeI.

Die tsssImdbis. 9srfammluns
7bigtn @.rsius fdnb am Jreitag ylaHs
m'iac i'm 5anfslmaun Ssmpsl
fiatt. Jrau 8. Grumsr fiibrte ben
9Driis. pGbrsab Grau gnno griids
ner prototouirte. Gs mar bieIes bic
@sriammIung Der jdbri8en 9.bd4ts
nrbisisr. Die prdfbsniin sebo4te Der
rerftorbeneu 5bfpeiiern in riibrenber
Aeiie uno BAT bic anipeienben, bds
anItuisu Der 5etmssgunstnsH our4
erbthsR BON ben Giten gu ebrsn.
9isrGuf fang ssrl. Sulba GnnSissr in
eeiiif lDoqsr Meiit bic beiben Qisber
.ReiRs Rub ii BIN. bon 0rabtns
6oi'mann unb .goriaB-, pon 2aHsH.
sri. glis 5Os9nf fpielts febr auss
brudspoa Gbcpiiis srausrmnrl4
unb ,2i.bsstrdum', BON ais5t. geibsn
9Orirassnbsu irurbs Der pobIbsrs
eIehtc geifaa bts 3irtsls gu ibeil.
gindtem bic anptisnben bos 2ieb
.NatI bur6 Die Rn9t1 nit piunos
begisrtuus BON sSrau gmHln Berg
marr asmeinf5oftli& esiungen batien,
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Gr tpcr qr3t fi'r bic Glsiihmuun Co.,
bic @ia Sour eilenbahn uno Die Ul.'
trOpOIiiaE G.Dsnspsriiherungs OF
islIitaFt sepsisR.
Yon einsm ibiDsrsn S4idials'
I4laas III Der beiannts Sutuslisr uus
8oIbarbeiter Serr Robert q.
.Rretf9mar betrofisn pcrb'n.
Dur9 ben uHsrbittIifeu scb pnvos
ibm bic trsue aebtusgsfdhrtin 5rau
" o iaareti4 omar, ss6. SDbT;ns,
nab IaHgerem, i9Dersm SeiprH sni'
riFsn. Die Dabins,idieOsne, bic ,i'
nst bodon9sfsbensn bieiigsu oeuti6sn
gIlonisrfamilis entitammts. bate Is
reritanben. fiH burd ibr ionnisss Cje'
miitb unb ibre perlOnIide GisbenslDur.
bisisit einsu srObsn 5ranbtstr:.s
5u ii4ern, Der BEN eramsebeugt:n
Satien ioipn ben beben Sdp,itsrn.
5rau 6. Stiimpel unb 1rau 8. W0Ii.
Die inniefte 2beilnabms sntgsesns
orinst. Di. Yesrbisuns finbtt an
Uliitipo6 Ra1mittas Inn 6al5 sipti
libr BON Der Wobuuns Grau Stiim.
peI's. Ro. 2 Part Rom, Nt. aubum.
aus iiatt.
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iibsrpisien. JobnIcn, tpelfsr bon benz
Sheriff glniion psrboftet ipurbe. fou
nngeblicb Elm Eager nabe gromlep,
an. eepiiinb.rt bobsn.
- Serr 6. 2. See, 8oriibsnbsr
ees aampdgnc.& .&ommittces fir bic
neuen Sreibeitsbonbs, purbe seitsrn
topon bsnddrittisi. bob bic Quote
Ter 3sihnunsen fir &sntDn Go. nit
$1,175,000 feitgeFslt purbe. BIS
iebt iinb 100000 se3ei6net iporbsn.
Del Der sifrissn asitatiou, tpelde bon
ten perIdiebsnen Seams betbGtigt
pirb, itebt .s aubsr oIlsm 3peifel
felt, oas bic obenerpGhnte Quote bins
men Sturgeon ersislt fperosn fpirb.
- Rrau 6. u. 8olter, YrGiibsntiu
hsr 5ag Dan QlHpeiation, beri4tet,
bdt Der am Iebten Samitos ubgsbals
tsne Tag Dan" cine &paettion bon
$1,000 ergeben bat.
Serr 8. 8. @illiams. Setrttdr
Der SetaiIbdnolersa ociation, hat
Serrn Wm. Burns fir eiren illuttrlss
ten 9ortras 9etponnen, psl4sr aul
OienIae. %, SttObsr, gbenbs 8 llbr,
i'm brittsn Stot bss Goppins SebaaSss
absebaIten perben ipiro. Ssrr Burns
fpiro iiber bic Wiatisteit . n
InSeieen in ben 3eitun :
gen unb iiber Die nriaGen mibgliits
ter 4eihdttssunterne9munge lprs'
9en. @r piro iibsr bic bette Wlettpre
bes Yunon3ireus pidtise aufiSliTe
seben. Die 6ilms perben ben gtsberl
gang zines 9ei4Gfts 5eiesn uno lpie
Ihliebli9 Der Gisentbiimer burd bic
Nnnabme moberner 9ei6dftsmetboben
pieosr In bic Spbe lam.
= Gbparb @anstter, 27, in 2los
lop tpobnbaft, tpurbe seitern auf @erz
anIaFuns rer 9unbesbebDrben III
Wustespn, Mib., perbaft,t. 9unstter,
ipeIder + dfiir bic aonitrittRa rcgia
itrirte, ion es unterIafen t1sst., iit
sur Rstrutirune gu itelen. Gr fii5rt
Su feinsr 9trtbeiGsuns an, bab er
tsine ibriftli4e Guffcroerun3 erbc!isn
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-09
Sbie Weibi1te.
StaSt fam feine SobIsn sn anusbm'
baren Treiien befpmmeu.

Sn einer boien Gage befinbet lid,
infolse Der bier berridenoen aoblap-
moth DIE Staot. g9ie Der itdbtiide
einfmiisagent Grnlt bon 9araen er.
tldrte lift es ibm uneeoffet aller ge.
nriiblngen iolpeit nod niff mDglid)
aeDefen Mngebote fir Die Sieferling
bon Goblen fir Die Wlebr5abI Der itd0.
tiid,en anitaIten 5n erIangen. Golpeit
babeu iid Die aobleiibGnbIer mir be.
reit ertIart 81 iebr boben Rreiien
GobIen fir bas Ratbbmis ultb einise
arSere itabttide 9lnitalten ,ii Iiefern.
pGbrsnb gum 9eiipieI fir bas
Giiberfrdoie SoipitaI ionic fir Die
rilrd)tsbalisfarnlen feinerIei gnge.
bot eineegangseu iinb.
@eun Die Sihintiou iid nidt baIo
1nocrt, 70 6iirfte Die StaSt, oa iie III.
behinst aobIen babeir nri6 iino Is
p6dig niisgei9lOiieu lit, odb iie 81 80
pro Eonne beaablt. iidj 5u @eipaIt
lHabregeln eesiuuneeu feben.
Die feiier1pebr bat, tpie 5aier.
lpehrdef Soidtou seitem nrittbeiIte,
bereits @eifi,ng erbaIten I'M sSalle
eineS @robfe,iers in BEN natiten aob.
Ieubof 5u fabren irnb einfad, aobIen
gu reuiiiriren, oenn bel Der 5euerluebr
herridjt ebeniolls erober aobIen.
manael.
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9rasiiHes 0efdid.
Der II Sabre aIte 9eanis Gesfins
unS gerisbeu ourd Sfeinicmrf
atf1bfet.

untsr iragiidxn llmitdnbsn itarb
i'm 9etbtsbns6oiritul bsr II Sabre
oIie Dennis Dtgiins aus gorbsrlanb,
%. 9n.. sin 35sline oes Obic Wilis
tnrn 5nitiiats. Gr erfas einsm S4ds
btIbrud, bsn sr nm UlittruOh oaDcn.
rttrasen bate, als er psrisbsntlih
pom tinem Gtsin sstrofitn tporten
mar, ben elmer fsinsr WliiiaiiIsr &c.
fGls,rbsri bate.
9fnfGneIit sab bic unbebsuisnbs
aopfipunee. bic burh ben Stsin Der
uriahi tporStu mar, feinsrlei 9srans
le flung CUR 9siorsnib unb srit am
Gonntag Durbe Elm Shdbtlbrud
foritatirt. 9druufbin ipurbe I'm 9s.
tbssbaa6oipital cine Operation pors
osnommsn, nbsr sieie mar niht i'm
Gtanbe, bas asbtn bes @srlsbteH 5u
rttien. Coroner Or. goutr. Der sss
fern ben 3pbesfaG unieriu6te, su6
ben Wabripru6 nb, bab es fid nm
sinsn bebausrIid.n IHsliidsfaI bdns
heffe.