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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-05-05

Admiration kindled In Quoin's re-
gard. He liked that spirit. She had
been quick to recover, quicker than the
average woman would have been.
very WELL" he assented.
They moved forward. Opposite the
sompanionway Lydia paused.
"Will you be long?"
"Not ten minutes" Quoin promised.
His figure momentarily eclipsed the
blur of light that stood for the door
way.
Indeed 1t was hardly more than ten
minutes when the doorway was again
darkened, and Quoin came to Lydia's
side.
"Was l long? I'm sorry. / had TO be
rather severe before they gave in
and up"
"You succeededT' He laughed qui.
city. "Here II is"
Mute in establishment, speeches.
with gratitude. she took the puzzle box
from his extended hand.
"a crook known as Southpaw Smith
he deals Northumberland II, togeth-
er with the father and mother Of all
black eyes. / was almost sorry for
him. George Traymore' is his alias
on the passenger list. A tall, slender
scoundrel-very, very smooth. Not
that you're likely to see him before we
land. If then. He'll lay very low and
make the quietest getaway from the
dock he can manage"
"Mr. Quoin !" the girl interrupted In
3 tremulous voice.
"Yes7"
Her embarrassment vas painful
HWhat can / say to you? Mere thanks
aren't adequate"
"Please say no more. To know I've
been Of some use is enough. Besides"
he laughed boyishly, 'Tve had a good
time b~ullyragging Southpaw. i IKE
that sort Of thing, you know"
81 shall be always grateful
"Then do something to oblige me.
sha'n't be easy in my mind until
you're safe In your ROOM"
Transition from the gloom of the
deck to the brilliantly lighted compan-
lonway was b~ewildering. Instinctively
ouoin and Lydia paused. The girl
smiled wistfully as she offered her
hand.
"Good-night-and thank you with all
my heart, Mr.. Quoin!"
Miss Craven,"-he retained her
band for a moment-"will you tell me
one thingf"
IF / may-anything-
His eyes searched hers ~jealously'
DO you know what's In that boxr
mo. Mr.. Quolnl Upon my word OF
lonor, no."
Her eyes were limpld pools OF In
tenuous candor. Quoin could no
longer doubt. He nodded, releasing
her hand.
"Thank you"
DBut," she fingered, do your
az do" he admitted reluctantly.
"Not through any wish of mine. But
Southraw had only succeeded In puz-
cling the combination out when In
terrupted. Imade him put back-what
he'd taken from the box. Don't worry.
rye already forgotten what IL was.
And southpaw won't bother you again
i promise you that"
Her eyes questioned anxiousiy' his
vmiled reinsurance. With yet another
rood-night, Lydia turned away.
He watched her down the aileyway
70 the door of BIS, then turned TO seer
his own berth, shaking his head 10 riu
II of tormenting doubts.
Softly closing the door. LYDIA as
gently shot the bolt, hoping 70 gar
her bed unQuestioned. But as she
moved toward 1t in darkness The DOW.
ager Dragon suddenly switched on the
lights and lifted from her pillow an
indignant head framed in a nigntcap'
the most coqustnshly beribboneo imaS'
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-05-05
duplication No. 1879

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMISSION TO CHANGE THE
POINT OF DIVERSION, AND
PLACE OF USE OF THE PUBLIC
WATERS OF THE STATE OF
NEVADA, AS GRANTED UNDER
APPLICATION AND PERMIT
NUMBER 1856.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-05-05
Winnemucca Is Years Ago Today
From The Daily Silver State

@ Several young gentlemen, the flower of this towns 400. went to a
. Golconda one day this week to enjoy the luxury of a bath. Missing 9
" the passenger train OF which they expected to return, they had to .
= hobo their way back. Several of them were put off by the brakes" 9
g while the more fortunate enjoyed the novelty and discomfort of a g
2 17-mle ride on a restless brake beam. We mention no names, but =
9 not because we are ignorant of them. 9
@ 9
> o o o Q o o o o o . o o Q
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
WHY Kipiinq Resigned.

Mr.. Rudyard Kipling's resignation
from the Society of Authors (not to
say his parting gift of $500 to the pen
sion fund) raises question in which
the reading public is bound to find
interest. The society, by a very large
vote, has decided that the production
of so many charity gift-books has tres
passed on the MISUNDERSTANDING
generosity of authors and that in fu-
ture the society, so as to fulfill its Of
fee of defending the rights OF. writer's,
shall have a say in the matter when
further gift-books are proposed. NE.
Kiplings attitude is. that, while he
himself holds no brief fol, charity gift
books, he declines to hand over to z
committee his own right as to what ne
shall or shall not do with his own
work.-London Chronicle. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
COOKS JOB IS sIMPLlFIED
Pie Crust That May Be Kept on Hand
for 4 Year 10 Now Being
Made.

It will be good-by to fathers fine old
paper weights made from mothers pie
crusts If Minneapolis is invaded by the
new pie crust making company which
Is looking over the field here, says the
Tribune of that city. Guaranteed to
float, six little individual pie crusts,
which are destined to displace the big
pie which it is necessary to cut. are to
be put out in cartons already baked
and warranted to last for more than q
year. All mother will have to do when
surprised by company is to 60 to the
pie crust file and pull out couple OF
records, play a little pumpkin, lemon
cream or custard over them, put them
in the oven q few moments and the
trick is done.
OF course. the prepared crusts can
only be used for open-faced pies, no
means having yet been devised to fur
nish the upper crust for the hunting
case variety of pies. 1t will be up to
some genius to devise means OF SELL
ing pie filler in tubes, la tooth paste
and shaving lather.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
THAT EXTRA GLASS OF JELLY
Tale Is Something Like That of What
Happened to Man Just for Lack Of
Horseshoe Nail.

"You've all heard that old saw about
what happened to one man just for the
lack of q horseshoe nail," said Uncle
Jim B., coming into the village store
one morning. "Well, can tell you
tale that'll lay it in the shade. 1t was
a recent happening at our house. We
had company in the house that planned
to leave on that early morning train
this morning and mother and the girls
got up before daybreak to get an extra
good breakfast. The table was decked
out with fresh tablecloth and all the
best china and glassware, and they had
fried chicken and made cream gravy
and hot biscuits, and there was sirup
and preserves and goodness knows
what all.
"But just before they called the
company out, mother decided that she
wanted one more glass Of jelly to put
on. One Of the girls came up out Of
the cellar through the trap door that
opens in the dining room, and when
abe had set the pitcher Of cream on the
table she climbed up on q chair on the
other side Of the table to get the Jelly
of the top closet shelf. Coming down
she tipped the chair over, throwing
her against the dining table. OF course.
that turned the table over. and ~ 1t
went over all the best dishes and that
wonderful breakfast slid through the
open trap door, landing with q smash
at the bottom Of the cellar.
There wasn't time to get another
breakfast before train time, and not
much left In the house to get, either.
So you see the company was disap-
pointed, the women folk were just
plagued to death, and all the best
things ruined, all for the extra glass
Of jelly-but you better believe didn't
stay around home to quote that old
saw to them."-Indianapolis News.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
Submarine Diseases Studied.

Passed Assistant Surgeon R. w. NC
Dowell has complied some interesting
facts in connection with disease incl
dent to submarine duty. The most fire.
quent ailments observed in the SUBJ
marine service include effects of gaso-
line fumes inhaled, gastro-intestinal
disturbances, ear troubles, infections
If the respiratory tract, conjuctivitis'
rheumatism, or myalgia, burns and in
jl1ries and nervous complaints. OF spe-
cial interest is gasoline poisoning, the
effect of inhaling gasoline fumes pro-
ducing what is known as gasoline
iag.", The D class of submarines have
gasoline engines, and Surgeon Mellow
ell has seen a large number of cases OF
poisoning due to the Inhalation of the
fumes of raw or burned gasoline.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
Business and Professional

x = = x 4 x \ 4 4 = + x 4 = \ 4
X GRAHAM n. TORRANCE =
X LAWYER
Miles Block Phone $50 =
4 X X X X X X x 4 4 4 4 =
x 4 x ~ x x X x 4 X 4 X =
y D. d. FISK, Court Commissioners >
X ATTORNEY AT LAW Il
X Office End floor O'Leary-Bowssr \
Building =
X \ \ X <,+<< %<< X = 4
X X = X x X X X X X X X X ~ 4
W: Z; t4nRfSRhi 3; y. n :
X Office Phone 3-R Res. 81 4
l< 3rd St. and Irvine Ave. 4
< 4 r X x X 4 4 4 4 X \ 4 4 4 4
X X X X X X X X k<<k< 4 \ 4
X ]. WARNugGER *
X VETERINARY SURGEON y
X Office ana Hospital ; doors 4
= west Of Troppman Store =
X Phone No. 100 =
X X x x X X \ X 4 = 4 4 4 << =
4 \ = <J<,<;<I<4<<< <<< ~ =
" TON 01fA1T =
= DRAY9A1tD T1ANAr1R =
= safe s1A Ptsns sNevlag =
X Rec. Phone 50 Slo ADse1aa =
4 061oo Phoao II =
X = + + \ \ 49, 5000 4 X 4 \
x x ~ <<< = <<<<< <<<
= DIR. ~, 4E1a1cH =
x Office oLeaFy-Bowser Bldg. =
X Office Phone 376-W 4
X Rec. Phone 376-R 4
4 X 4 y + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
x X X 4 4 4 \ 4 4 4 \ 4 = = = =
~ DR. q. u. PAL11 =
~ DBNTIBT 4
x Once Phone 13l. Rssidease sc =
4 Miles Block, Beulldu =
4 4 4 4 + + 4 4 + 4 \ 4 = + = +
X <<<<<< <<<<< << =
X DIR. D. [. STANTON =
X DENTIST =
4 Office In Winter Block =
X 4 + 4 + X 4 x 4 4 4 = 4 = 4 4
X \ 4 4 * 4 4 X 4 \ 4 4 = = =
x DIR. ]. 7. TU0NY =
4 DENTIST 4
North of Markham Hotel =
4 Gibbons Block. Tel. SO 4
<<% <<< 4 \ X X x X \ 4 4 4
X X x 4 4 X 4 \ 4 X + X 4 4 \ 4
4 DR., II. A. NORTHROP =
4 OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4
Nh 0YYp nENN Il
X Suite 10 O'Lsary-Bowssr Bldg =
x Onios Phone lES =
| 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 wv + 4 4 4 +
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
Many Barred From y. s.

During the year 1916 there were
2S,71S immigrants debarred from en-
tering this country. At least 81 spe-
cific causes were advanced to prevent
their entry. In nationality Mexicans
were far in the lead. In the same
length of time 1888 persons were de-
ported after landing. Again Mexicans
took front rank, with Chinese second.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
A Popular Name.

The chamber of commerce OF Oak
land. Cal. has written to twenty-six
other cities; in the United States named
Oakland asking that each send an oak
tree, labeled with brass plate indicat-
ing it's origin. TO he plante,! in the city
hall plaza Of the California oakland
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
No Escape.

IT understand your automobile has
been getting you into trouble
cts always getting me into trouble
one vay or another replied Mr..
Chugcins. when it runs, | get ar
rested for speeding. When it refuses
to run. l get arrested for profanity"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07

LIZ
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
Excelsior.

It's we'll to take things as they be,
In peace or strife. for veal or woe.
But It's not up to you and me
To sit inert aud leave them So.
If things are wrong. let's make EN- right:
If things are dull. let's make EN- bright
And If they're coed it's we'll to plan
TIE make 'ern better, if we can
Exchange.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
New internal Combustion Engine.

A fuel for internal combustion en-
zines that is said to be as efficient as
gasoline but much cheaper is being
made from gasoline. kerosene and ben
Eol In ENGLAND.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1917-06-07
y GpSs>1s1kl
Enduring.

Enduring.
II suppose you and your wife can
remember your first quarrel" said the
meddleSOme person.
"Remember it," returned Mr.. Grow.
cher. 81 should say so! 1t isn't over
yetr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07
Mmf ben arab
Werben dngebIi4 faumfelise .errnp'
ton Seb5uben in gbioaso sss
bra9t.

gbieagp, 6. aus. UsGior 9. u.
GbipperfieIb pom Giab bes geusrais
profoiien Grrpptr bat am Wontas
bic nDtbiesn @britte sstban, um rse
sbdtigteit Don bieiisen exemption
Beborben 5u bei@leluisen, trbtm sr
Elm WtitsIieb ieines amtes entiests.
Elm onbsres aitpies, unperSii9ii5 BON
Syii9fang 5uriidsuse5ren uro ben
Bunbesbeb0rbeu 9eipeismaterial bas
fur unierbreitete. oab @eriufe ses
ma9t iporoeu iuib. bic Gusbtbuug 5u
ber5OgerI.
Ct erTudts ben 0sneraIabiutanieu
Didion tslesrapbii9, ismanb anberes
on SielIe bon Senrp S4oenins III
52. 9iitriti gu ernennen. neil S4oer.
ing anssbIi4 ieinfu gfln1tsn Hl4i
na4fommt.
Or. Charles gs. Wloors, pom SO.
Diitritt, Der eeseHipdrtis BEN Jad'
fang obligi, pirb anDersiisIi9 auriids
isbren miiHsh ipibriseIfals Ct, ipie
WloiOr gbipperfislb psrfi9trt. ben
8unbesbsb6rbeu iibtrIidert psrbsu
pirb.
.es III beeriinbete Qnnahms bofiir
porbanbsn', iagis Major Gbipperfielo,
.oab sinis. lpsrise WsitsIieber bidsr
pers0gsrn. Sieiss ipirb ni&t geouI'
9sborosn beftrebt fHb. bic 4rbeit 81
bet lperben unb pon MN an tptr6 ee'
gen Nitglkber Der 9cborbeu, be
ibsn Mmtspflidten nift in DoIlsm
umfdng na4tommeu, snsrgii4 Dorss'
gangen tperben.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07
10000 slmseftslIte
Bon eiTnrbnbnsn unb StraBtnbobnen
in Rsu Siib Walss nm s5trtit.

epbneb. Rm eTb @dIes. 8.
gusuii. = Cine Streif bon Giisns
bobns unb Sirnbenbabn AugefteIs
ten, ipeIdsr felt stIitsn sasen i'm
gdnss ift. inpolrirt nun 10000
Dlann urrb siebt bi, aobInsrubth
uno anbere SnbnIfrien In fdytDtre
MitIeibenihdft. Ter Gtreif reIuls
iirte aug sinem Disput. iibtr bic Wes
tboben Der Nrbtiier sNlIniOnen. Die
Msdnn,r berlonssn Elm iOfortiges Gins
arttfen. nndbsm Die Rtaisrune felt
brei Wlpnatsn cine ilnttrIuduns ibrer
8ef6psrben peripro6en bat GO
bonbelt iih um sinen Streit siuiIden
Der Resieriina unb ben orguIlfitrttn
qTbeiisrn. Die ga6riiurten BON Reu
Siib @dles plansn bic S6Iirbung
ibrer etnbliKemeut, I'M Der Rsgitrung
beisuiiehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07
aleime psliseinaa)r a)rid,tem.

- am Giiengitter Dor etuefu Der
sfniter I'M erSeeidpob oes Satbbauies
mar in Der Rad)t aif Nlontag perbo.
tene Observation-Disclosures De-
ieitigt por5en. Die 8irtuInre iuuroen
gcitern Whprgeu entoedt imb id5Ieiinigit
fntferiti Sic BoIbei fol- nm ocn Bar
iiber ernlittelt
- Ger 81 Sabre cite Sarbil,
Saysmnnn s5ameS ,S1pfins, Der III
ben Berona Slots on part gDe. uno
CroB 21ne arbeitet. truibe geitsrl
Tcrgen nit elmer Sdub1uiribe iiI
Iinfen gein aiifgeiiur6eu uno ned oenl
So 'pitol gsbredt. Ger m 6e.nfeltei
,Soi:ie 5etd,1itigte sarbiec 2afap IT.
Cites tpuroe IN gerbtri6iing nit Dem
@orfaIl eingeiperrt.
- Der poIii;ei nurben eejisrn bic
folgenben Oiebitdble gemelbet: Gus
bem STERLING pleaiure Club. IL Msit
@ecT2iden 2lpsnus, ein adii6en uit
$25 IN 9aor; BON q.Sannimprs. 1911
Reabing Rb., cine soIbens llbr i'm
@ertbe Don $50; bon Tbpmas 8.
Repmau, Ritmonb unb Central
Qfpenue, sins solbene ubr i'm Meribe
pon $25; BON Sobn Gpans. 103 DeIt
Court Gtrabs, alsibunssftiide unb
G6mudia4sn i'm wertbe bon s42. 80;
BON paul DulIos, Detroit. Wi4., siuti
6aribioffsr mi. Snbalt pn Dsrtb. bon
$40, i'm WortsTanl bes 'gsntrnlgabns
bofes; BON Grnft gi9ner, 208 Dritte
9ipe., Dapton, ap., cine g6ris nit
$50 in Der SerminnlrStaii Gps
caniore Girabs; bon Der SnmueI Be-
der Orb CLEANING Co., 2210 gienbins
Roab, brsi an3iiss I'm @rtb Don
$35; bon Wcreuret 9bomas. S02
Dins Gtrabe, spei Damenileibsr I'M
merth, BON SIS; pon Q. 6. Jped g.
Cons, 224 M.ff 8. StraBs, eint par.
tie Dumentlsibsr unb llnierpdi6e I'm
mertbe bon $3.50; pon ben @lobt
grab @orts, so Gin Gtrnbe, 200
pfo. sllumininm unh 100 pfo. wseis
5tnaitiide I'm Werthe bon $500; bon
Scrban WliIrpbp, 1861 propibenee
Ctr, S52 In 8dar aus isinsm aofs
fee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-07
Oa6 @6f5Re gut.
9iomon BON seOWis abt
Mortiesuna.)

W.
0ort IdinInterte er IN ieiner mel
Ben 0sarnlorfbone @ertruo eiitgegel
lno pinfte nit Dem Eel5Deis ben
@ruB ibr 5u, Der @euils oes 5rie'
oens: Der hires Sauies Stutgeiit
peroeu ioate, pie ibr e'atte es geiasi
an ienen Gage, oa iie on ieinem Arm
ais iein g9eib bier einge5ogen.
Sbres Souies Sdusgeilt. -. Sie
itano oapor nit gefalteten Sdnoer
lmo id,ante nit fIeberbem glide' enI'
por 81 oem eoelriibigen antlib. llne
plo6lidb mars, ais rpoirbte ii9 oieieS.
ais gelpabre iie aroere 3iise oa oro'
ben, feine BON Sd)6nbeit iiberitrabI'
ten, ein uneeipinnenoes, peri6loiienes
@eiif)t. -.
@enige Minuten ipGter lab iie ON
S6reibtii6, lno obne 3nioern UNI
geiinnen idrieb tie:
sd babe Dor oern 9erlius oes
Ssrieoens geitanoeu, init ben sic 81
meiner SodBeit mir Slid geDiiniti
uHo mir fans, uIs bdtten sic mir
oanit Elm Heht eegeben, 5u Shnen 81
fommen IN elmer Stunoe, oa i9 ofl'
oertp1rts teinen Gatb uno feline Silta
5u finoen ipeib. 9nrf ids fpagen, ic
5u SSbnen gu fonunen9 SD CLAUDE,
Gle fonnen mir beIfen, mir - uns
Gg lit materieIIer @eiitonO, Inn ben
es fih bali6eIt, unb pieIleif)t ipiiroe
es Ssbnen Elm Spfer foiten, aber i'd
tpiirbe es Ssbnen Sanfen, aIs eripfingc
ib nteines 2ebens Slid gum 5iueiter
DeaIe aus sSbrer Saito."
gGfts METER, feline 9etailier1rit'
gen, es rpiirbe basu Belt iein, tpenn
er aiif ibren @rief eeartttDortrt bate
ODER. :. ielber fmrl
Ste abreiiierte bas Gfrefben irno
brohte es 5u Der i'm r1hften 9orfe
befin6Iihen Goit, Inn es etnseihrie
ben 5itr @eforbering gu gebet- ltno
aurn, ben GoItfhein In SdHber bal
tenb, gtng iie lditgfdn tpteber beim,
foit I'm feierIihen SfJreiten, aIs eehe
init ibr eiile ittfidtbare @eItnIt, bic
fdiieell6 iben SiHi9 Inn ifie gcbreitet
belt.
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prAfibent aDiIfon
gsiro tsIegrapbiid gefraet, mas &C
besiisIid Der Geportiriins ber
5 80. B. ans 9IriSona ttnH
nil.

GIifto n, slris, 6. auaiiit. lie
bier in sonpention prIauimelte
Sfaats arbeiter FEDERATION bat anI
wiontaa cine Sepeidle az Den srdiI.
benton g3ilion seianot, m iDelder er
aefrogt ipiro, ipos er be5iiglif Der
0eportiruna Don 1900 angebIifen
DiitaIieoern Der sSnOnitriaI Sorters
of>fbe @orlo aus gisbec, arB., 81
tbun geoente. sSobn 6. 9cnneIip, Der
s,raiioent Der ssooerntion, erfidrte,
oub bic Geportiriug cine einlaotng
sur HeboIution beoelite.
Sanantonio Ge., 6. Guguit.
2ai,t 8eri6ten, Die bier I'm iiibIiden
GeparteineHt Der 8unoesarmee einge.
troffen iinO, Deriftpinoen bic Snou.
trial @orfers Of the @orIo, bic BON
gisbee, gIri5., fiir5iib nod 9olilIl'
bus, ". gf., oeportirt Diroen, nad
nno nndy Don bort. Bon ben. 1900
Mnnn Die urfpriingIif bortbiu &c.
brndt ipiirben, iino eiipu taiiieno
idon tuieber mis Columbus bee.
ihlpunoen. Gle peroen uit,t siiriid-
eeboIten uno es iiebt ibnen ie6er5eiI
frei, iib su eltfcrnen Die nod u;
Columbus Defiubli4eH mer6en mt
Rabrlnta itfi0 Gbbod periorgt.
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Grnnbeisenibams liebsrtrasnnssa.
gineinuatt 8. pluau,t.

~ ~ y V VI Nu4Hli.
Rrbert 8. 9borp an Catherine
S9Orp, 25 BET 80 SUB an Sutton
gIpe,, bstannt aIE Got 70 In Graneis
Gnrr's unterabtb. 81.
Mntilba &ob an Sttp unb Winnn
Mocfer. 25 BEL So 5ub an Der Nefts
feiis bon GerurS Str, 100 CUB n6rb.
LID bDn DAT CTR. 81.
Hennstb put!on an 4nbrsip :. Cor,
90 adsr gano in Ssttion IL in Wsias
mi Sp. 81.
5runt asiisl an Sulin asifsl. 80
BEL IT'S SUB an Der Meitieiis bon
9irginia aDs., genanut Cots 10 unb
IL in Robert ). Greinp's 1. llnierabs
tbeiluns in Gumminspille. 81.
Die Sputberr Obio Gabinss 9nni
Go. an gbriitian Deger, Got 459 in
s5dirfnI llntera6tb. $160.
5. Relfon galoipeI an gtoid g.
aipp, 90 BEL 150 i5ub on Der 1Orbs
feits bon IA. Strabs, 300 SUB bon
Gornslia gpe, 81.
fyrsberid gB. StiIfnsr u. q. an ROp
SOBER u. a., 5 Sabre aenft, pom i.
Suni 1917 an. auf ben 2abtn Jlo.
1890 aeabins ROab. gipuaiIi9e Tis.
tbe $45.
@rate 3. Rdnbea an SfubtIIa q.
.Sames IL SUB an bsr QorDitits bon
z. Gtrobs, 5uif&eu Gutter ulo
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poIissi
Wubte in Gipriu, g., sirnn iOitali'
itil6en Rsbnsr Dor Der Bolts.
tputb i&isen-

eIpria, g., 6. 2lugujt. alls Elm
Qeip Yorier So3ialiit Qamens George
g. airtpntrid am Wiontas abeuo cier
unisr freiem oimmtl cine Hebe iibeI
.Sp5ialismis, Rtbefrsibeit uno Der
ariea- baIieu tpollts, iab sr ii4 bon
einsr stiDa 5000 5topfs 5dbleuoen
WlenjdkHmenge uurinst unb Is lpur.
ben ptri4ieberiiiH Rufe .2pn5t i'm
laut. Die pOIiasi beusts allen Dsi.
isren Dor, inbem fis airipairif mad
bem Raibbauje braGts uno ibn bura
cine 5intsrtbiir eniipif4en Iisb, fDdbs
renb be Weuge Dor bem 1crbersn
Ginaang allf ibn lauerie..
Giir bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mar burd 1lusbldttsr Rstlamt ses
nioHt fporhen unb aIs barn auf benz
6ffentIiden Gquars Rirfpdirid auf
cine aijis ifisg unb NIT isintr gett
begunn. lpdren stiDd 5000 perfousn
suaeeen. Or bate nur sauS .urse
3eii gtrebi, aIs irssnb Jemanb in Ger
Wienee ben gfuf .apndt ibn' ousifitb,
iporauf bic mtnge Mitns nIaHis.
sfirtpatrid su aeibe gu esben-
Hrisitrdser fuspsnbirt-
marion, o. 8. elus. DER 27
Jobrs nIte 9risftrdser 9sslie glnrtin
ipurbe auf anorbruns BON mofbing'
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gruHbeis,ntbnmS-S -SspOtbetea.
gineinnaii, 8. ausuf.
Qeue Snpotbefen

Rsut Sppotbeten.
Diniom 3. Worf on GI.nn 3. u.
g. ". $500.
Gilbert 8. gsper an Grant Soebs
lem. 5000.
Senrp g.Stumps on Riiforb Come
gIbs. 60. $3.50.
Rubolpb SO. Shensnberssr an Sos
muei z. o. grammsr. $3.50.
RoIs G. aipp an Carthage g. u. 6.
u. $500.
gleIIis 3. Rssb an Gloria 8. u. Q.
60. $2250.
elntbonp 8. ainnsmann on proDis
bent Gob. g. u. 3. 60. $2700.
elnna Rc1iebe an DELTA 8. U. Go.
$500.
Cora 9. @asiins on bo. $50.
aatis Torrifp on agnes 5inilsp.
$500.
Satob r. gpri6 on Dsiiern Gers
man gant. $500.
gli5abetb 5eberIpieI an Wm. GIens
mn glaB 60. $418.79.
emma o. Carroll an gIarf Strabe
8. u. Q. 60. $4,000.
9isT,lbe on Gnn :. Daniels. $500.
Carrie &. 6lipf an Rsabins g. u.
6. 60. $400.
MprtIs Disronn an Come Q. u.
9. Gp. $270O.
gllite q. 9ertIep on Nnripoo6 5ome
Sapinas glfi'n. $1,000.
sllite q. 9srtIsp on Georse Sauer.
$399.59.
SsraeI u. Ruiin on Big Sour 9.
u. g. 60. $1,000.
GetiIgte 5ppotfeiem
Ilartba 81. 2onsiep an gitisens 9.
u. 60. $500.
Sobn llIrri4 on gHterprift 3. u.
60. $500.
e6itb a. @ebes on @nOming 6. u.
9. So. $2750.
plinp q. SstDett on Giti5ens Q. ".
go. 2. $500.
gllma lIitrih an S0ntbrn D4lo
6. II. g. 60. $4,000.
GtanIsD Q. aarris on Gart5agt G.
Il. g q $1S00
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Sin GrSbeben
Ridtsi auf gam SeeIanb fiir&trrIi8es
llnbeil an.

opnbon. 8. ausuii. - Cine
Reuter 9epei6e aus @sIinstpn neI'
bet. bab Der Iiibli9e 1heil BON Nprtb
Sslanb, Reu SesIdnb, bon sinsm erbs
bebsn beimseiudt ipurbe, bas ffsrren
S6obtn nnri6teie. alm ffaperftn
ipurbe Der Dairnrapa Diiirift beimee'
fudt. pionier. i'm Rortb 5slano bes
fnreiben, ipis bic Dspeidx btn5iiges
fiiei. bos Grbbeben aIs bos fdlimurite
feit bem furdtbaren 9lusbruhe Dor
60 sabren. Die 5ipei tbdtigsn 8uIs
fnne auf Der Jnfel ftub Der Wtpnnt
Ruagebu unb Der Wfourt 9ougnriro.