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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
MONGOLIA Returns
HOME WITHOUT HARM

submarine was sighted, but a shot
was fired from one of the Mongolia's
guns in the direction from which the
supposed torpedo had come and
nothing further was heard or seen
to indicate submarines presence.
The gunners on the Mongolia were
jubilant upon their arrival. They
reiterated their, conviction that the
shot on April 10, sank the submar-
inc. 1t was fired, Lieutenant Ware
said. by James A. Goodwin, gunner's
mate of Portsmouth, Vt.
Lieutenant Ware declared that
through his glasses he saw the shot
strike the U-boat's periscope and that
the hit was followed by a cloud Of
white vapor as If an internal ex-
plosion had been caused. After that
the submarine did not reappear. he
said. sue
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
PRESS CENSORSHIP
! WILL Be RESTORED
LEADER MARTIN AND ANOTHER
DEMOCRAT WILL CHANGE
THEIR VOTES

(By Associated Preas.D
WASHINGTON, d. c., May IA
Senator Overman announced today
that the administration would en-
deavor to restore the press censor.
ship section to the measure.
Overman declared that Majority
Leader Martin. who voted Saturday
to strike out the censorship proyis-
ion would vote to restore II. II is
understood another Democrat switch
ed. The section was stricken out
Saturday by the margin of one vote.
In another and probably final vote
the senate defeated the motion re-
storing modified censorship pro-
vision by 4s to 80.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
FARMERS SEIZE
A WATER SYSTEM
WILL CONTINUE IRRIGATION
UNTIL STATE COMMISSION
SETTLES DISPUTE

ORoVILLE, Cala May l4.-Fifty
land owners who seized the water
system of the Gridley Land and Wat.
er company to save crops on 1000
acres. will continue using the water
pending settlement of the dispute
as to terms, by the railroad commits
sion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
RUSSIAN GENERAL
GIVES UP TRYING
TOO MANY BOSSES ON THE JOB
so PETRooRAD COMMAND
Err RESIGNS

my AAbOciateu EEeNssJ
PETROGRAD, May 14.-General
Kornlioff, commander of the Petro.
grad garrison, resigned today. The
general explained that his resigna-
ton was due to an important ques-
tion arising from the efforts of the
various organizations to control the
garrison, and added:
well, then let them take the re-
sponsibility."
General Korniloff was in command
of the Petrograd garrison when the
imperial government was oyerthrown
and personally arrested the former
empress Alexandra.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
BRAZIL FIGURING ON
WARRlNG WITH GERMANY

lny Associated Press.l
RIO JANIER0. May 14.-It is un.
derstood that information is being
sought by the Brazilian minister OF
war regarding the possibility Of
eventually obtaining arms and am
munition from a great industrial
power.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
MOTOR BUS STRIKE
OBSTRUCTS LONDON

Try Associated PreaA.l
70 LONDON, May l4.-This city =
% Is without motor busses, 10000 =
. employees of both sexes being on .
= strike. A thousand munition =
. workers were unable to reach =
. work on time =
= . . 90 . = . . HA . .
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TWO BRITISH BOATS
SUNK SAME DAY
NO LIVES LOST ALTHOUGH ONE
BIG SHIP CARRIED THREE
HUNDRED PASSENGERS

by Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, May 14.-American
passengers arriving from England
declare the British passenger steam
er Medina, 1900 tons, was submar-
ined and sunk April 21st near Ply
mouth. OF the 300 passengers and
crew, none was lost. The Omrah,
British steamer, also was sunk the
same day. No lives were lost. Both
had valuable eargoes.
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DEATH OF ENGINEER WHO
PLANNED CABLE SERVICE

thy Associated Prena.l
BRIGHTON. England. May IA
Sir John Howard, a widely known
engineer. who planned the Spanish
American cable route. Is dead here
lie was formerly mayor for this
summer resort and was a great bene-
factor to the town. his last gift
being "a cottage homes for nurses.
IN memory Of Miss Edith cavell.
VIA wAa skeealed h The osymAna.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
EARNINGS OF MINES IMPROVE
WITH TWO LEADING COMPANIES

Reports of the earning of the Bel
mont for the month Of April show
an improvement over the previous
month. the net being $S3,25O. The
Butler also reports an increase or
$4s,59O for the same month.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
UTAH TRAP SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT IN JUNE

(ny Associated Preas.)
PITTSBURG. May 1.-THE date of
the Utah state trap shooting tourna-
ment has been changed from May 20
and "a to June and 6. according
to bulletin issued by the Inter
state Association for the tournament
OF trap shooting. The tournament
will be held at Ogden.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
SUBSTITUTES FoR POTATOES
my ,S,.c As.s:is.sa t,.., :, Press;l 2 {: ~

lBy Associated Preaa.D
NEWCASTLE-oN-TYNE. May a.
Small dried peas called "earlins. "
Or maple peas, are now being eaten
as substitutes for potatoes in the
north of England. They are cooked
like marrowfat peas. soaked over
night and boiled Tor 25 minutes the
next day.
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tBy Associated FFea1.J
AMSTERDAM, May 15.-Via Lon
don. 1O:46 a. m.--For seven hours
ON Wednesday a great fire ragged on
the imperial wharyes at Wilhelms-
haven, according to advices received
here today. The submarine building
department was seriously damaged.
The entire district has been closed
to the public.
Wilhelmshaven is the chief Ger
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Won HOLLWEG GOES
TO VIENNA TO CONFER

(By Associated PreasD
. BERLIN, May 13.-Dr Won =
= Bethmann Hollweg. the Ger =
. man imperial chancellor, left .
. Berlin last night for Vienna to =
= confer with the Austro-Hungar- =
= ian foreign minister. =
. . - . 80 . = . . = :
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TWO MEXICAN GENERALS
EXECUTED FOR SPIES


tDy Associated Press.l
Ell PASo. Texas. May 14.-Chihua-
hua City papers tell OF the executions
Of Colonels Sixto Vega and Francisco
SEEM, Of the home guards OF Casas
Grandes. who were convicted as VII.
Ia spies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
Onion Premiums
At N. Y. Shows

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, May 14.-In sections
OF the city where trading stamps
were popular before war prices came,
the onion and potato now are sub
stituted. In Brooklyn small potatoes
and onions are given with each ten
cent purchase. Movie theaters have
adopted the scheme of giving an
onion and potato with each adult
ticket.
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man naval station and war harbor
in the North Sea and is the second
largest naval base of the empire
(Ry Associated Prean.l
BERLIN, May 14.-"Enemy moni-
tors, during foggy weather early Sat
urday morning shelled Zeebrugge
from a great distance" says an Of
ficial statement issued yesterday.
"Our batteries replied. There was
no loss of life. Slight material dam
age was done"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
KING ousTAvE OPERATED
ON FOR MINOR TROUBLE

COPENHAGEN. May liking
Gustave of Sweden underwent an op-
GRAFTON on Saturday, according to ad-
vices from Stockholm. The opera
tion was of a minor nature, but the
king viii be confined to his bed for
few days.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14

SAN QUENTIN. May l4.-warden
Johnston was notified that prisoners
are not exempt from military regis.
tration. They can Join the army
Il citizenship Is restored to them By
pardon
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
SIR JOHN JELLlcoE
MADE CHIEF OF STAFF
tRy Associated Pre.s.l

(Hy Associated Preas.l
LONDON. May 14-Sir Edward
Carson. first lord OF the admiralty.
announced TO the house OF commons.
the formation Of naval staff OF
which Sir John Jellicoe. first sea
lord. viii be chief
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) 10y Associated Press.)

. (By Associated Press)
ROTTERDAM Via London May t4The attack Saturday
submarine Zeebugee the Belgian
the destructive yet by British warshps
Two submarine sheds blown sltyhree
killed upwards hundred hospitals
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
WILL EXPAND ARMY TO
FULL WAR STRENGTH

WASHINGTON. d. C.. May IA
The president today authorized ex-
pansion of thS regular army to the
full war strength contemplated in the
army bill
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PRICE 10 CENTS
SUBMARINE BASE AT ZEEBRUGGE
ATTACKED BY ENGLISH FLEET
WHICH INFLICTS GREAT DAMAGE

. (By Associated Press >
LONDON May 14An OfeaIstatement issued BY the British
= admiralty says: =
"A heavy bombadment the important zeebsge
successfully Saturday morning by
valuable
is other aerial combats occurred In which machines
destroyed and five others driven down of control
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BERLIN. May 1.-THE Germans
baye retained the ruins of Bullecourt,
against several attacks.
(ny Associated Pre@s.l
LONDON, May 14.-Most of the
village of Bullecourt in the linden
burg line, is now in the hands Of
the British who also. according to
the official report from headquarters
in France, occupied the western sec
tiOh of Moeux.
The report reads: EARLY this
morning the enemy made two further
counter attacks upon our positions
In the Hindenburg line east Of Bulle-
court. In both cases his attacking
troops were repulsed and left a num-
ber OF dead In front OF our trenches.
During the past ten days the
Australian troops have gallantly
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
zSPPELIN DESTROYED

fnv Associated Pveaa.l
LONDON. May it.--IiFltish naval
forces destroyed xappslin Lrs2 In the
NoEth Sea tAla maFnina.
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Nine thousand revolutions per min
ute Vacuum Cleaners for rent at
Landlee Bros. AdvM3tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14

HON. BEN LUCE autoed To Tybo
yesterday. FosaFning in The evenlns
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
TODAY ANo A YEAR AGO

Official readings OF the ther. =
mometer by the United States .
observer At Tonopah: .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14
GAMBLING
IN NGRAINS
At AN END
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
YIELDS TO WISHES OF
THE ALLIES
ny Associated PreasJ

CHICAGO, May l4.-Directors of
the board of trade have ordered all
trade in wheat, except to close up
existing contracts, stopped for two
days. All trade in corn, and oats,
for May delivery is discontinued.
The step was taken after comforting
with representatives of the allied
governments.
Brokerage houses pursuing their
determination to cease specnlating
began dismissing telegraph operators,
hundreds of women employees and
lesser clerks. The wheat pit was
practically deserted by noon. Prices
sagged.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-05-14

= Relative humidity at ? .. m. .
. today. 10 per cent. .
. . . . ee . . . . . . .
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(By Associated PreAs.l
KANSAS CITY, May 14.-Directors
of the Kansas City board of trade
voted to take action suspending trad
ing temporarily, similar to the Chi
cago grain exchange.
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BUTLER THEATER

Tonight and Tomorrow Night
INTOLERANCE"
D. w. Grlftlth's 100000
Film Spectacle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

Gpobin's lintSabtbeiiuns, Hlnenb "a
BEL 120 5uB an ser Siibpeititiis Der
Central qpenus. Ulpnntli9e Wlie.
The, So.
Dlnrb glIfemsner an George W.
grodf6mibt, 43.s8 BEL 119.49 Guh
on Der nOroipeitlihen ede Der albert
lnlo 3eita 4penue. 81.
gtcberi q. 9lrdioble on Sapib s.
9aitsfi, 81 s5ub on bsf Oitisiie Der
Mears gpenne. 5o.s7 Sub nOroIif
Der Gumbrioae Slpenus, 81.
Barrier SidIon on u. SeniOr
grinee, 900 SUB on Der Offlsite Der
abinaion Gpenue, 666 Sub iiplih
Der glitfel 2tpenue, 81.
0it ROrtb eollsas SiG RealtD So.
an NurD g. Rufb, 9cis s26. S27,
S2s unb 500 in Der Ohio 9nnD uno
Smpropemsnt gOulpdnn's llntsrabs
tbsilune. 81.
Dennis Sben an antberine R. Bed
man. 8 Sabre. pad!, bom 30. Sun:
1917, aui % bi 130 Sub on Der
gorbIeits Der glortttrn Qpsnue. 5dhr
lihe Wietbe S75 nit artuufspriDiLes
sium fir $500.
@iIiam g. Mc2nuo5lin on eend
Ms@uns. 10 BEL 100 5ub on Der Glib
felix Der Belts Strnbs. Ss Sub iueits
lib rer Sobn StrdBs, 81.
Tlorsnce giobIs an 6rant Z. Sones
II. 9lnb., AZ Bel 100 Guf on Der Dts
isitc bss groobtpdp, 5fuiitsn eolum'
bia unb SIt penrI Strdbe. 81.
CLARA 6. @ebb an Rebecco 9epene,
so Bel 125 5ub on Der Oifisite Der
gnrnet apsnus, 81 5ub norbIih Der
Rpdbdle Gpenue In 9lponbole, 81.
Benjamin 81 Rian II. Gno. on
@manba S6ufier, 1.S5 @der 2anb IN
Seffior 20, Columbia soiprfbip. 81.
slmanba S9uifer an 9ouis u.
auebbert, bosTeIbe Giseutbum, 81
getta Rotb an Gopbie 2en5. so
Jub ON Der SiiSYeite Der Rutb slpe'
nue uuf @atnut 6iIs, 81.
Gufon Sr1ut an George u. Gurs
Der, 40 bei 100 Syub bon Cots I34
mb 135 IN Bofine.r nub 3opiirg
lInttrubtbeifung bon Glib Rorf
ipoob, 81
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@rnnbeisentbHms- Sppot5efen.
einastraaeM

gatn 8altoa on 9elta g. u. 60.
$500.
Gis qutt gubIif9ins 60. on gtas.
3. Moiber. Sruitee, 100000.
Gertrude GIart on gliami 9osDu'
ibip .. ii. 8. &c., $3.50.
Spbn lR. 9uais ON Belle a.rr.
$500.
gaIisr gausIlsr on Carrie Jd9sr.
$500.
Blaine RpbiniDu ON Dilinm 9off'
man, 5000
gfnIe 9. 0edb ON Pon SanbIe %.
II. 6. Co, $4,000.
80 9 Bids on Gandf Dsi3 Gum,
ber So, $162B.
Gbtparb u. Mitterfnetter On SGPs
9Ritman, $500.
Gbporb q. goege ON Sacpb 8.
@eis, $500.
aena Rcgun, on Gejt StIset 3.
u. slD. l, $3.50.
Walter W. Gernersuu wonrp 2ogf4'
pobG, $500.
DiIis 6 Sorpr an 9lortb 5pbe
part 3. Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
Soiepb U. 6ueis,uau on @iHiam
grppr, 1866.
Rebecca 2epcne an Cosmopolitan
9. u. g. Co., 5000.
George u. Garner ON Jir1f Raioa
nat q. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
Getitgts 9ppotbeten.
Gpo :. 6onIsp an Tfabqon g. ".
so. g, $625.
Somua @resnfRlb ON So,t6 Meii
Gnb .. u, $500.
Sobn S9mitt ON JinSIap 6. u 3.
Co., $1,000.
Carrie &. 5afpf an @subtns g. u.
8. 60, $2100.
gteIfie g. Bebrens an gartbaes g.
Il. 9. o., $100.
gfas. So 4F5ing an gririf Staticu
y. II. y. On, $2EOO.
Rrbert 6. Nr4iobIs on Cottage 3.
u. 9. Co., $1D00.
Soipb Bolnn an SolItbern ODio
Sapings 8dnt Co.. $2100.
gBaltsr Gerner on Wtarp @oseipohl,
$2s00.
Gbtpdrb Ssabrissmau an G. q.
Seins, $1615.
9ennis Sbea ON y. O. airtisp,
$500.
Ism. 8. 5oriiRs.r an 2ineotn o.
u. SO. /, $500.
glisnbetb BurFf ON bo., $500.
g]nuIine Deber on periep G fos
RE. $500.
Sol. u. Suasmun an Mm. groauu,
S545.
SuIia q. 0eaarOs on G. Tartiu,
$4,000
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abbsibt, bsionbsrs ipirffdm. Wirb
I'M bic iuHssn pflin5dsn krumselsgt.
stincsr unb zbiers miiHen baDon
fsrueebolten iusrb.n.
Yrmpen sun8eipribtn sibt ss IN nm
sdblissn s5ormsn; fOldF. bic ME Elm
9orniftsr aiff bem Riidsn obsr NIT sis
mem iiber bic 6duItsr eeidlunssnsn
qeotrriemtn an Der Gtifs geiragsn
iperh,n. 6obs gdums iinb isbpd bus
nit nift erreihbur. bosu gsbort ff,ou
cine sroBers unb ieIbfiusrffdnbIi9 aud
fbeurere pumpt slls cbsn ssnonntsu
@ifie miiifen an SrteH unttrsebrddt
Iperbsn, gu btnsu sinber feintn gu,
iritt haben; Itlbit 0eIleborus IN fiir
ben Tlsnfdxn Id3dbIid, iucnn IN senii.
eenOer Wengs senommsn.
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GraaheiseuibHms =. ilr6srtrasnnseu.
Gineinuati 8. Gulf.


@tIfiam SirteIater on glnta 81.
btn 76 BEL $40 Sub an Der Sftfeit
Der gIppenoot 2IneIlue IN College
5in, 81.
sIlbiu Wurttn Sr. ON Muguit nil.
Ter. so Bel LEO 5ub an Der gBeitieit,
Der &irtp Boob, 783 SUB n5rbIi4 Der
SanfieIb Strabs IN guinminsnile, 81.
5iram W. RuIfou ON Senrp unb
Jranes San. 80 BET 207 fyub an Der
RprSieiie bes proiperitp plnts. go
SUB 0ltIi6 BET Sribgstmpn gipob IN
Tortb OberIpot, 81.
Bernarb 6er5es u. Qnb. an. Gbs
iporb =. Ssrbes. 80 Sci SO Tub an
Der @uum Gtrobe, bilbenb Cots %
upb % IN Gping's llHterdbtbei.
Lung 81.
Sie 9itle Guarantee unb Sruft
Go. ON Georgs &ple CT, Got 173 IN
Der Dufbingtpu Seigbts llntsrabs
tbeiluns, $175.
DO. an Glsnor u. 9ple, Got TIA ia
berierben ltnterabtbeiluna, $50.
Sbeobore GlnuB. per Sbtrtff. an
10. Wurb 3. u. Gr., Cots 2, 3 uno
A in glod -a' IN penbltion unb
Straber's llnterabtbdlung IN GaIt
Gnb, $583.34.
@iGlidm q. C5riffp an Srebri9 O.
Steeemoller, Got 80 In Mins unb
RIins's 3ipstfer lInterGttbeiiuns in
OdtIsb, 81.
5enrp ssop on Snrl &. 2iitls, 5
Sabre pa9t, pom 3. SuTi 1917 an,
onf 21 ader aaup In Gettion IL.
Green Sotun7bip. Jdhrfiae wsietb.
5000 nit ansnHfspripilegtlim fir
$4,000.
Mnrp 6. Sltpe. on Enrob g. 2us
fen, 10 '5ub an bsr Cftfeite btr Wins
def gtpenus, 13 eyub n6rbli9 Der
Gdrben Sfrdbe, 81
Werbtl Gid on g9riit o. 6drtina,
100 btt 200 guB an Der GiibTtite Der
@uefib apenue, 81.
Sheobdib @eftrih an gbspnrb y.
mftrftdtter, } a6er 2nnb In Sets
Hou 7, Green SDipni5fp. 81.
@nnd Reimnnn an Wdfier @ei.
mana, 8 Sabre pafh, bonn L Sudi
1a1z a.. ad 2nt 5 ie Mcrris D.
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CUR gsfanpillns Der Snieftea.
Bon RDbert Oegen.

slur ipsniss 9lmafsur @drtnsr, bic
ii9 sum sriten Dale nit bern Beniiie'
orrbau befoiisn. fennen bic @efnbr,
bic ibrtn GxbiibIinsea ieiiens Der Sn,
fettettfpsIt unb Der GpaltpilSe brpH
O6er bic Wittsl su ibrer Beidmpfins.
Or lieIt ipobl tn icubipirtbf bfd,dtii4en
8ldttsrn bic Sufammeufesnne iirb
@erlptnbung Der berfdiebenen gifts
IN pflnbeu mn tunbertsu G,nilonen
WdfTer. m1s er Gber piHen folltt,
III ibrs anapeHbuag I'm afeiuen- Sir
stbev hdfs im aan6Fe5euAfn bintpi'
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9iqea SaIag bate iie am aIler.
iDeniglteTi eriDortet. in ibreH iiingen
&er3en mar fein eiisiser Geoanfe ge.
lueien, Der etiuos anoeres aepolli, ais
6os, iDas MIR oas edlte sSralIenber5
permag aus iibergrobem Iiitleio
einem armen uno unsliidlidlen Ren.
| iderfino, 0as nit Dem Seben abse-
iGloiien, nod ein pnnr SouneHtasc
ailf oieier gSelt 5u peben, I'M es INIT
ieinem idiperen S6idial GINGER
nIoBen 81 oeriobnen.
lln0 MN 0ieies ocr Yobn.
Dab ole @rdfin llrusfi fcine Dor.
nebme HatiIr mar nno tros oes ein.
Gig e6ten 9efiibls in ibrem oer;sa.
6er Siebe gu Dem Sobue. Don fraiies
item egoismns ourdtrdnft mar, bat
tc SSrene l1ngit onr6idalit
9lber einen iolden glusbrut bon
&obbeit bate iie lid bob nimmcr
trallmeu lniien -. Srosoem bcganHI
ihr gutes SerS bcreits Hnh Gntibul.
bisungeu mir Die grdiiu 5u iiifer,
81.
Die Seiiesung oes lebten Sproiien
oes @raien llriisfi air Dem alten
StaroItenIdIob gn6riiiielp in Der
lltraine nuroe nit all 0eru Pompe
gefeiert, lpeI6e Dem alten 96elsge'
ihlette gebiibrte, ulto Die ruiiiihe
ariitofrntie ioipie oie ortbooors
Stride 5u ertfolteu pfIegeu. Bon nn1
iino fern mar Der g0el gefonimen,
Die SpiSen Der 8eboroen uno oes
DtiIitdrs rpnren eridienen Ino batten
ben beioen leiotrageu0en 6raiieu ibr
geileio oargebradt
Der grobe Barf mar ngefiiIlt BON
einer eroben Wenee rie0erer Beam.
ten un6 9aiern un6 Gddtern Der
groben Serri6ait, Die ale gefomiuen
iparen. I'M Dem Ieeten @rafen lrusti
bie leete Gbre 81 erlDeiien-
SSest rubte er in Der dltertbiiutti'
den @rllft ieiner gater. 3ie Srmier.
aGIte Duren oapongeiabreu unb Die
2Renge batte ibh 3eritrcift. nadJoem iie
na9 ruiiif5er Site rsi4li4 btipirtbet
poroen mar.
Gha uno efniui lag Der geiDaltiss
9aA bes grouen Sdoies IN Der MN.
terIid peri6neiten 6beue oa. Der
gSeiihirm piibIte IN Den IaiibIoieu
8ouHfroneu 6es @arfes un6 imtiie
in6 brniiP I'M bie 9iuHer unS
Sbiiriue bes S1IoijeS, aIs Dolte oiid
hie Rnhir bem elIti6Iafei,eu Serrn
biefcr 9aItSHtaft elm GrnuerIieb iiu.
gen, eroBartiger, getuaItiger, ols es
bie Renl6eu nermo4tea.
11nheinIIib NOR es in Dem aIten
SdIob, N benz Die Sieuer IairtIos
uuterfhhdeu. fi6 Fiiiterno Huter.
bdItenn, her lett bier berriten tpep-
De: 9ie ate ooer bic juruge @rdfin.
bic nut Dem tnbteu &rafen aus Der
Serne eefouurten pur. beren Sprode
fie uidbt berftnnben, Die ibre Sitten
ni&t turrte urib Die 70 foIt mib iiot
neben Der beftig ,ueinenhen Rutter
bee SDotea iaatb, ais oh niht ihr
@otte, ioubern EN- freutber @auu ba
siir Ietteu hIbe eebettet tpiirbe.
llub bmH - mos fppIlteu bie |
hem5en 2eiite bier noh2> Ger bent.
fGe @rnf nit bem tpaIlenbeu bIonoen
Bouburt nr1b ieire Sdppeffer, bic
nteuraIs bon Der Sete Der jiineen
@itttpe tpi1S
(5ortesuug fpigt)
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Gortissnng folgt.)

Serr: .@is Gubern ii9 70 neti Hbsr
sSbs Jrennbin Srna; BIB iesf babe Id
bon sSbnen ntr gutes iiber Fs ssb5rt.S
Dame. .gtun bns III bod snn5 nns
Hrii&. to teule fs ia sra tait1rt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

gnnse iyrnu (siur Brennbix ibss
Mobnuns seiesnb) LIMB bier II bas
arbeiis5immer meinss WoduRss.-
Dreinbin: .Dns eripoxsa mir,
MatEn Ulonu rnudt ni@ts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-10

te"SN'lsT
re, bsuti9 9sisbiprB). Cine lln,s
Seleboras in OaIone Wofsr.
Gs 1T bies eiu, tpetteres Wiitiel gss
gen taiIerbe Sniettsn unb tann als
eriab fir sirisnate Of 2eab iiberaIl
ba esItsn, no eiEe Dersiftuns BON
Wlenid obsr 55ier gu beFiir1tsn III.
5eIeborus tuiB Frii4 fsiu; peim es
mebrtre 9dee Der arft ousgsitbt III,
perfieri ss fsins siftiseu giseni1afs
ten.
Sabafertratt Ran fault
ben 9abatfrirati am beiien fertis aiis
bereitet, ipie !. 3. BIaf 2edf Gortp
pber Rieotfn. Or IN gsgen iaugsubs
Snfeiten, fpis bic 8ldttlduis. isbr ipirt,
fam. ST Der GjsbrautAauipeiiuns ses
MAG au psrbiinn,n. Cine UGiHiss
feitsun3e IN 8 @aiIonen WoTer sts
nilgt seip6bnli6. I'm bie alHfptnbuns
leid,ter 81 MAIDEN, loft mon IN bieier
Tifhung / g]funb Gsift aui.
Otftiges DemfngieL Da5u
eeb5rt / Qnnrt aisie Cgrnn), Elm
s6eei5ffa Doh p1rilersriin, elm Gbs
I5ffsi bou RsiaiIs unb geniistnh Mdis
fer, i'm es oasufenhtas.
D1s @tsnengiel IN eeseu ben gee
fiirdteisn CRIB ober gnt Wurm, Der
iiingt Sont1tens, arbI> unb unbtre
ipFussa sertIart. iuSeu q is sIatt