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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
MANY CALLERS At THE SUMNER
CAPITAL DURING THE DAY
SATURDAY
TAFT NOT TO TAKE SIDES
OHIO SITUATION is COMING up
FOR SETTLEMENT IN THE
NEAR FUTURE
Roosevelt and Pinchot to Speak at
St. Paul Conservation Meeting, but
Taft will Probably not be Able to
Attend-ts Being Urged to Change
] his Mind.

Beverly, Mass, July 1G-The politL-
cal situation continues to engross thes
attention OF the summer capital A.
number of the prominent men of ths
party are hurrying here, it was re-
ported today, and it was intimahed
that nearly all of the leaders, with
the possible exception of George B.
Cox, and Representative Nicholas
Longworth, will see the president be-
fore he sails to Maine on Monday.
Senator Burton will be in Beverly
either late tomorrow or early Monday
morning. President Taft has an
nounced that he will not interfere
in any factional dispute and the fact
that Senator Dick and Mr.. Ellis have
announced that they will remain here
until the others have gone is taken
by many to indicate that there is
decided lack of concern of action.
A strong effort is being made to-
have the president attend the con-
servation congress at St. Paul in Sep
tember next. Colonel Roosevelt is to-
speak, and Clifford Pinchot will be one
of the leading participants. 3. N.
Baker of Baltimore, president of the
Conservation association, in charge of
the congress. and John r. White Of
Kansas City called on Mr. Taft this
afternoon and urged him to accept the
invitation to speak which was extend
ed to him a month ago. The president:
gave no definite answer, but it is un-
likely that he will be able to- accept"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
D|R|G|bLES USED
IN MANEUVER|NG
GERMANS MAKE PRACTICAL TEST
IN THE WAR BALLOON
ZEPPELIN.
A Dozen Persons Made Trip - Ship
Did Not Get Within Firing Range
Of the "Enemy" - Officers On Ball.
loon Will Report Their Observations
to War Department at Metz.
(Bv Associated Press.)

Metz. Germany, July 16.-Dirigible
balloon maneuvers under war condi-
tions were begun here today upon an
extensive scale. The Zeppelin ascend.
ed at 6 o'clock this morning and made
reconnaissance in the direction of
Diedennoven for the purpose of OBJ
serving the divisional operations of the
military being conducted there with
out placing the airship within range
of the enemy's fire The officers Of
the balloon were ordered to report
their observations at headquarters
here. The round trip to Diedenhoven
Is about forty miles and was to occu
by about eight hours.
In addition to the military crew cf
ten the Zeppelin carried the governor
of Metz and several of the field off
GERS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
PREP AIRED
FOR TARIFF WORK
SECURED MUCH VALUABLE DATA
DURING RECENT TRIP TO
EUROPE.
Will Probably Make Report to Presi.
dent When Latter Makes Visit to
Senator Hale - interviewed Promi.
nent Tariff Workers of Europe Dur.
..,q His Junket.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, July 16.-With many
ideas gathered abroad that will be
helpful to him in his work as chair
man of the government tariff board
Prof. H. C. Emery resumed his work
at the treasury department today. He
expects to 60 next week to his home
in Maine. II practicable he will make
his report to President Taft wheI
the latter visits Senator Hale during
his European trip.
Chairman Emery visited Berlin
Vienna, London and Paris. Most o1
his time abroad, he said today, was
occupied in investigating the methods
and obtaining data.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
M0N0RA|L TRAIN
IN AN ACCIDENT

New York. July 16.-Twenty per-
sons were injured, one seriously, in
the first trip this afternoon of the
mono rail service between City ISL
and and Barlow, in the suburbs in
the Bronx. Howard Tunis, the in
ventor, sustained a broken rib, and
one passenger broken leg.
While the car was running thirty
miles an hour guide rail- worked
loose and the car tilted 40 degrees,
piling the frightened passengers into
the lower end.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
NORTH DAKOTA
PIONEER dead

Cavalier, N. D., July 16.-Magnus
Brynjolfson, one of the pioneers of
this part of the state, died at noon.
Heart failure, brought on by excessive
heat, was responsible for his demise.
Mr.. Brynjolfson was stricken about
two hours before he passed away. He
was one of the most prominent demo
Gratis in the state and the man who
placed Burke in nomination for gov
ernor the first time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
TWO KILLED IN
AN AUTO wreck

Willoughby, Ohio, July 16.-Chester
Huff, twenty-five years old, mechanic,
is dead, and Lewis Nicholas, thirty
five years of age. garage owner, is
dying, as the result of collision be-
tween an automobile which they were
driving and freight train near here
this evening.
Huff was married six months ago.
Nicholas has q wife and three chill
dren.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
CONDITION NOT SERIOUS
TAKEN TO HOME OF FRIENDS
WHERE HE RESTS AND is
REPORTED BETTER.
Private Secretary States cannon's
Condition Has Been Greatly Exag'
aerated - Only Small Part Of His
Address Was Left Unspoken-Able
to Walk to Carriage.

Winfield, Kan, July16.-Speakel
los. (anr>n, while speaking at the
Chtuta,l1ua here this afternoon, suf
fareI Il temporary collapse and was
con.re, I'd to stop speaking. Hs re
,i>rd sufficiently to apologize to his
audience and to say:
Am better, nothing serio:S.'
Great anxiety is felt by his friends
NJ. (innon has not been feeling we'll
since he arrived from Kansas city III
tlc ,uur1.ing. He had nearly finished
his speech when after having taken
a drink of ice water, he began to
talk incohcrently. Finally the speak
er was able to say EXCUSE me, ! am
overcome" and tottered to chair.
Within a few moments he had re-
covered sufficiently to arise and apol
igize briefly to the departing audi
ence.
81 am better, now," he said. 1T is
nothing serious"
Later he was conducted to the
home of Mr.. ]. r. Lafferty, whose
guest he had been since morning.
The incident, his Secretary, assert
ed, had been exaggerated and really
was only trivial thing.
"Mr. Cannon" he said, was simply
slightly overcome by the heat and
was unable to finish one or two little
points that he had intended to touch
upon. "''''> 90
"He had been speaking for an hour
an a half in a very hot sun and 1t
was too much for him. He was able
to proceed unassisted within a few
minutes to an automobile and be
driven to the house Of j. T. Rafferty,,
whose guest he is"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
3 CENT FARE
DID NOT WORK
DEFICIT OF $7e,828 DECLARED AT.
TER FOUR MONTHS oP.
ERATiON.
Quarter of a Million Dollars Will Be
Borrowed to Meet the Most Press
ing Obligations Profit Has Not
Been Shown Since First Month Of
Three Cent Fare.

Cleveland, O., July ia deficite of
$78,S28 is declared by the Cleveland
street railway company toda after
four months operation under the three
cent fare rule.
The report of the company for the
month of June shows deficit of $48,-
927. The directors passed resOlu-
tion to borrow $25O,00O to meet press
ing obligations.
The street railway system was lifted
out of a two year receivership on the
first of March and handed back to the
original company to be operated on
a three cent fair basis. A profit was
shown on the first month, but since
then there has been steadily growing
deficit.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
INSURANCE Man
F0t:|||N|D*GUA7Y III
GAVE WRONG FIGURES IN STATE.
MEN1 TO THE GOVERNMENT
INSPECTOR.
Founders Contracts Scheduled as Be.
ing Worthless to Inspector and 10
Later Sold for Over Thirty Thous.
and DoIlars-Jury Trial Asked for
Peck Faces Prison Term.

Syracuse, N. Y, July ia jury to
day found William H. Peck, former
secretary of the Peoples Mutual Life
Insurance Association and League
guilty of perjury. The charge was
based upon the secretary's sworn re-
port to- the insurance department,
failing to include founders contracts
as a liability, while before the ex.
aminer in the investigation of the sale
of the company to John Tavis, he
swore he regarded the contracts as
valuable. He received $31 500 for the
contracts.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
HUTCH|NS HEADS
MICHIGAN UNIV:

Ann Arbor Mich July 16.-Dr.
Harry B. Hutchins, former dean of
the law department of the university
Of Michigan, today sent a letter to
the board of regents accepting the
presidency of the institution. He
qualified his acceptance with the con-
dition that he be relieved of the du-
ties Of Office at the expiration of five
years after October 1, 1910.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17

attorney generals Office to take full
swing in Ohio political affairs, it was
agreed that he was being slated for
the l- craftsmanship Of the republi.
can national committee. If Ellis re.
tires from Ohio politics, as it is in
sisted he will do, he will either take
up the practice Of law In Cincinnati
or go after the job of national chair
man. The latter position is the one
he wants, his, friends say.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
ward COUNTY BOY
INSTANTLY KILLED

Minot, N. D.. July 16.-Albert Ehr.
the 22-year-old son of Peter Ehr, q
large land owner in this county, was
killed last night by an accidental fall
from house which he was helpinx
to move. Taut wires which blocked
the progress were released and struck
him. In his fall he landed on IN
iron upright of the wagon, which
pierced his body
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
AVIATOR ELY NOT
SERIOUSLY HURT
(Bv Associated Press,)

Winnipeg, Man., July 16.-Eugene
Ely. San Francisco aviator, was not
seriously injured. He was picked uI
unconscious on the prairie late Friday
night beside his broken machine after
a fall of from sixty to eighty feet
It was thought at the tine he was
dangerously injured, but he came
around all right today and says he will
attempt flight from Winnipeg to
Portage La Prairie next week when
his machine is repaired.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
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DICKINSON HONORED
Rv Associated Press.

(. Toxic. Japan. July 16.-Jacob
> NJ. Dickinson. the American Sec
: retary of war and party will leave
!: here tomorrow for kioto. The
> secretary will be escorted by
. representatives of the Imperial
> household. the war and foreign
. offices and q special car will be
; Placed at his disposal. He will
!. embark on the steamer Siberia
!: on July 10 for Manila. About
) five weeks will be spent in the
Philippines.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
CANNON DEFENDS
new TARIFF BILL

Arkansas City, Kan, July To-
Speaker Joe G. Cannon addressed a
great audience in the open air here
this evening. after he had come from
Winfield in automobile with Repre-.
sentative Campbell. The leader of
the house spoke from the car. He SON.
fined his remarks chiefly to defense
of the tariff bill.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17

From official trust buster to Ohio
manager for President Taft, Wade H.
Ellis, according to story circulated
in Beverly, Mass, and passed on to
New York may be seeking common
everyday job as q lawyer soon. Mr..
Ellis has q reputation as a lawyer,
and has refused many good offers, his
friends say, to stay with the Taft
forces. When Ellis resigned from the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
/ EQUALS
.DRMER RECORDS
(By Associated Press.

theeling, w. Va, July 16.-Barney
HELD and Ben Kirscher raced in
ks under the auspices of the Ohio
Nv Automobile club at the state
grounds this afternoon. Oldfield
"a difficulty in rounding the sharp
~ but equalled the former worlds
6ilfd IL for the mile on half mile tracks
t&lished by himself, 1:06A.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
BROoKlNS MADE SHORT FLIGHT

Detroit, Mich, July 16.-Walter K.
Brookins made two short aeropla1e
flights at the state fair grounds late
this afternoon, reaching at one time
a altitude of 5000 feet. Weather con
ditions were unfavorable and Brook
ins made no attempt at record break
ing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
PUBLIC PRINTER FATALLY
INJURED
BY Associated Press.

) Portsmouth, Ohio, July 16.-E.
) A. Crawford, state public print
) er, was fatally injured and four
> other persons seriously hurt in
an automobile accident in Ad-
, ans county, Ohio, last night.
) The Narty was en- route from
, Winchester to West Union, when
) the chauffeur lost control OF the
machine and it went over a 16
foot embankment and turned tur-
tie in a creek.
) Q 3 (: @ 9 9 3 q. . . . . 6 8 !:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17

Washington, July 16.-William Geo.
Jordan has a big contract on his
hands. AS the first secretary of the
house of governors it has fallen to
his lot to keep peace and harmony
among the various state governors of
the United States, get them to meet
once year, get them to do something
more than talk and make the organ.
ization one of some value to the coun.
try. The house of governors was
started by Roosevelt when he was the
president. He called meeting Of
governors to discuss questions of ma.
tional Importance. and now the house
of governors has been organized with
the intention of dealing with conser-
vation questions, interstate laws and
other general regulations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17

Pisa. Italy, July 16-Special.-The
government engineers, acting under
the direction of the king, have made
an examination OF the famous tower
OF Pisa. They report that the tower
is in great danger of falling. During
the past year the tower has moved
some eight inches. and the foundation
daily grows more tottering. The
police are having great trouble in
keeping the crowds away from the
tower, as the spectators expect to see
the mass of brick and stone 20 crash.
ing to the ground any moment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-17
1 TRI.sTATE WEATHER

leo1th and South Dakota - Gener-
|allyN1Air Sunday and Monday.
81 aesota - Generally fair Sunday,
- led by showers in north and east
|sof rs; Monday fair, light northwest
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Yerionals s9intisem

SIN sngIten 5amitienz uno 5reunz
oestreiie tperben 5err unb Srau 81 0 :
rib 8 tb in tbrem 5sim an 6unts
inqton Pldte, Set. Muburn, beute ibre
goloene 5oh3eit feisrn. 5err Goth gez
bort gu ben dIteiten unD tetdnnteiten
Pionieren Der StaDt uno lit bier Ieit
oem Sabre 1859 anidiIig gepeien. Gr
mar Der erite prdiipent Der Union Of
4msricdn 5ebrefp Congregations unb
bate oieies 2lmt 18 Sabre lang tnne.
8a 6err Gotb nod an ben 1Splgen oes
S6lagaHfaQs leiDet, Den er Dor etpa
Jabresfrtit erlttt, ipirb BON elmer 5eitz
lthteit in gr0berem lln1fdnge am beus
tigen Gage 4bitano genOmmen perben.
Gin betunntsr unb augemein aed6z
teter oeutiter giirger lit in 6errn
5einrth 9 noers in Die Gpi8z
teit biniibergei6lummert, inniq be-
trauert niht uur Don ieinsu 2(nge61z
riger, IpuoerH duh bon ben pielsn
sgreunben, bic er iid i'm 2aufe Ser
Sabre ourh isine trefflthtn Gbardtz
tereigenihaFten gu erperben oepubt
bate. Die gesrbigung ftnbet am
Wontdg Worgen pom 5ruuer6auTe,
Ro. 4O6 Gft 13. Strabe, aus itltt,
porauf in Der ct. 9aulus Stride Elm
feierlihss Rsquiem celebrirt tperoen
fnirn
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Sie4 uno Ias.

-9er8eiunb6eitsbedmte 8r.2dnbi&
tpiro bic 2egislaturoertreter Don 5ams
iIton Gountp erIuten, cine 8orIaee
etn3ubrinsen, ourh Die Der Iett=
gsbalt in Wil6 DON orei ouf DierYro=
gent er60bt ruerosn ioq.
- Staotratbsmitglieb C'9rien BAT
Elm Enhancement 81 Ieiner 8roo>Srs
oinan3. Gr bsantragt, baB aus iQs
nitlrsn Sriinren jeoes Qaib grob in
papierumhiiQung auf ben Utartt gss
bradt peroen ioq.
- GdrsSripettor nm. Douass
Bot bic neusu pan as pou enter
Cars. bic ioeben bon Der Gincinucti
Gar 60 fsrtisge'teqt rporosr iino, si,
ner priifuug unter3oaen uno fiHpe
oisIslben in ieoer 8e3isbung fir pratt
tif6. Die Gors beiiBsn groBe 8ors
oerz unb Siuterpsrrous uno dht3eEr
Bis 3pdrJig psrionsn t0nnen bic ga,
CUR gIeihen 3eit beiteigen. iSiir Rau.
der befinbst ii6 uuf benz 9or0erpsr.
ron asriiseno qluB. Ssoe Gar tat
gum Beiteigsu uRo BsrIafeH oerielber
Grtras Shiirer.
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Weipaltise Zmmmen
gerlangte bic Sutbsr Ba.d 60. BON
psrid|iebenen Qonfurrenten.
Sieielben ioileu oas auti Srnii.6eieB
ibsrtreten uno Die ilasenoe Sirma
idwer eeid)aeiet babsu.

Gin gro5eB. Der fir bic gsIammie
ubreninouitrie beg aonoss uno ale
Suipelisre bon Der grobtsn Wi6iia,eit
III, rurbe geitern i'm gunoesqeridlt
anhdnsis gematt. Ii. 1ueber Wat9
Gaie 60. bon Canton, g., bat ndm!ia
assen cine 4n3abf Observation-Disclosures i'm
2anoe, Die angeblif 3uipiesr ben gsz
itimmungen beg 4ntis 1ruitaei.bes ei.
ne 9ereinisuna eebiloet BADEN,
um Die tlasenbs GsielII4aft su Iti.
oigen. sine SdaoeReridbslda. uber
1915, 900 un6dngis ssmabt, ipd6reno
3u gIsiher 3sit odrum nataeFudts
tptro. oaB pisie aombinotion Der lib
rsnfabrisanten fiir unseissli4 srtldr.
irerhe.
Cos Uerfdbren fpurbs BON ben 4us
ipdlisn Der Tuebsr Wdt6 Cafe Co..
er.gunossienatOr S.9.JOrat.r II. 20.
leph Saemaitsr BON bier, iopie 2In.
malt Rosco. WegulIousb bon Canton.
ongeitreHgt unb Die p.rtlaat.n lItr,n.
Iabrttantsn iinb: Gspiions WatdeaIe
so. Don pennipIpania, Relp Dort
Wath edie SO. BON Riperiibe, H.S.;
erescent gDat9 gompdnp BON Riper.
'ios. U. j.; 6. 5opurb Dat6 Gpms
panp bon Wdlibam, Rdf.; pbiIabeI.
p6ia Watb SO. BON Ripsriice. q. g.:
uno auberoem iinb aud nod 16eopbls
Ing 3erba. Der prdiibsnt Der aepfton.
Bdtt Cafe Co., foipis Der Se,rstdr
oieIsr GsIsaihaft, GbarIes y. Soo1,
pertlagt porbeu lHo 5errn iSuea, Der
geiiern in Gsi61fisn bier psilt,, ionns
te cine abitrift Der aloss, esrabe als
er i'm gegriffc mar, a6sureii.n, suae.
ii,lIt spsrben.
2Bis bic aIdgerin bs9auptei, 6axa
bic 0srtlagten iib suIammenaethan.
nm ben 8srtrieb Der Due6er'f6en ia.
britate gu bintsrtrsiben. so boben re
ansebIi6 Elm Runoihrti6en on ale
5uru.lier. perianoi, bds BON 10. Sos
mar B. ). oatirt iit unb in bem ,rs
Hart tpirb, baB bic Suipeliere nur
oanH ubren IND gsbduIe BON elmer Be.
obissn Ja6riten be5ieheu t0nn.n, ipenn
ils auslh!isblib bief. Jabrttate fiib.
ren. Sobdlb ne aud Wdaren BON an.
oeren 5o6riten te3ieben, tpirb fofort
jebs ssfhdfilids 9srbinbune nit i6nen
abssbroH.n. Sur6 Elm berariig.s Dor.
gsben III, tpit in Der aIaeeI6rift Be-
hauptet ipiro. bic Gutber Wath GaTe
go. gum getraes BON $125, 900 az.
f6o6tst iporben uno iit perIanat oab.r
bic ibr seieslih afs S6abenerfos sus
tommenoe Summe fpestn 9srlebuna
oss antis5ruiiseies.s i'm br.iia6en
setrage pes erIiitenen Sdabens. nam.
lih S375.00O.
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- Mamie Qrmitrong, bon Ro.
1857 Delta 4psnu., lsgte e.Itsrn RAD
mittas cine 5aiQs. luelfe iie turs pors
ber eefauft bate, in .iusm 10 Gents
9eTddft on Bsit 'yiinftsr Strabe aui
ben 2axntiIh. uIs Srpei holbtpiihiige
Rnaben oos 3}dtet an iih nahmsn
nnp nit ibrer geute oaponIi.Fsn.
aus BEN Seller Der Telephone
Gompdnn an Columbia unb Delta
aoenus tpurbsn 100 gfuno aupfsr=
orabt seitoblen.
2sutrdnt 8rim unb poIisiIt
Wiaber ii6eraittsn an 3onnerItog
4benb in Der Dub WirtbIhuft am
Gountain Squdrs mehrere psrionsr
beim pinsspOng Spiel. 9eorse y.
Sdhelman. bon 90. 1861 WiIoer
apenus, fpurbe psgsn 5beilnabme on
einem Dliidsipiel, unb 9eprge 9ra-
Der, BON $40. 3704 Sinusp apsnus.
eiu anseiteIIter Der Dirtbidaft, psssn
Dutoens bon 9liidsipielen psrboftst.
- sSobn groberif oon Ro. S14
Woune Sirabs TAB seitern abeno ses
gen 8 abr BEL isiner 5eimtunft Sipei
MGnner, tp.lfe Elm srobts giinosl
trueen. aus Ieirer Wobnuns tommen.
Die RerIe nabmsn Bel feiner Qntunfi
Reibaus unb .ntiomen. 9rpoerit tons
ftotirte ip1ter. bab aleibunssitiide i'm
Wertbs pon $40 aus ieiner Wobuune
9eitoblen tpprben iparen.
- unbet1nnte Ginbreher broneen
geftsrn Rohmiitae 3tpiiden 3.45 unb
4 illr pd1reaS ssr albnfenlsis Der
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- poli3eilsutnart gOrd pom brit
ten 1iitritt mar niht tptnig iibsrs
raTdt, aIs seItsrr Woresn elm puFant
in bic Citation an On WcWiten2lpe
itiir3te uno inn mittbstlte, bag ein
sysusr in osm Gsbduoe ausgsb,o6en
isi. Gs iisate Ii5 bsraus, oaB oas
duf cem 3d6booeH aufgsipeiherts6eu
In granb ssrotbsn mar. Die brens
nenoen 6eubdIlsn, etlpa feds 1onnsn.
fpurDen in bic an oas Stationsees
bduoe grensenbe 2IIIep esfporfen unb
bic Gefdbr in tur3er 3eit beieitigt. Die
Gntitebunssuria6e oes 5euercc 1T ents
peoer auf SsIbitent3iinouug Ober aui
areu3en Der eIsttrIIben 9r6bte suriits
sufiibren. Der dnssrihtete Shabeu
am 5.a unb am 9sbdube belduft iia
auf ca. $500. 3as 5euer rt.f in Der
RadbarihaTt cine tur3lsbise aufrez
eune berpor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
1daides GincnnatIer gOsbatt eamfas gebruar 1910.

Der Gefaneene beHabm ii9 cine
Stunbe lang in biefsr WeiIe, uno dls
cine ipegsn 3runtenbeit perboftete Grau
in bds poliseigsfdngiB gsbrdft puros,
risf er: SIT bns Qenes2 8ebdnbelt
iie gut, gops, oenn ie lit Elm gntes
Wldohen."
GpGter iebte Ban 3dnot iih ouf
feine gritfhe, psrgrub fein Geiiht in
feline 6dnos unb iprnd gu iih ielbft.
Der S6lieber b6rte in tem WonoIog
perfhieoene Male bas Wort ,agnes"
Qanes BARN 1T befanntlih bus iuns
gs WtGoGen, lpsldks ben @sfangenen
ieinsr syrau unb 1amilie entfrembet
bdben fon. Sie bsfinbet iih 9egens
lpdrtig i'm aloItcr gum Gutsn Sirten.
ipelhen lie tpegen ibres 3iigellolen Sc
bensipanbels ii6ertpielen rpurbe.
6err @eorge Ban 3dnot BON Der
Weit 4. unb Wiia Strabs, elm 8ruber
oes 9efangsnen, bat esItsrn Die Rehtss
antpdlte 2ittleforo unb 5oites fir benz
ielbeu engasirt.
Der gbsT Der Gebeimpolissi. Waior
gropforo, srtldrts geitsrn Nahmittag.
oab isoenfalIs in tur5sr 3eit cine ans
flags bss Uloroes gsssn Ban 3arot err
boben iperoen lpiiros, pa genug gspsiss
material sssen ben Gsfanssusn rers
lGgs, um biefsn S9ritt 5u rehtfertis
gen. 5srr Grapforo unternarf Seize
Ban 3anbt ssttern 9ornittas einem
nohmdlissn gerbor, isood blet6t oer@
istbe babel, oaB fsine 5rau SsIbitmoro
bsgdneen babe uno oaB sr iibsr biz tbz
rem 3ob beslsitenoen llmitGnoe tsine
4ustunft asben tonne. gisber gelung
IS Der polisei niht, bic seuaue 3eit
fef3uitsllen, gu pelher 9dn .2dnot ain
Morssn oes perbdngniboolcn 1ages
feline Wohnuns perlaiien bat. Der
9efangeue behaupiet betanntIit, bab
oisiss UNI 10 llbr sef6eben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-05
Nbbrnbsarbeitcn
am 5reiberg'iben 6ebGnOc Uieocr
aHigeRommen.

Die 8iibop Rigginq Gomp., ipsl6s
betanntlid NIT Der 4btraounq Der
8uinen beg ausgebrdnnten ;Freiberq'
fhen Gogerbauies, go. 424-426 0sIt
A. Strabs. betrdut iporben 1T, unb be.
rem 4rbeiten infofee oes perbdnoniBs
pollen unfalls am Wlittno6 auf 2tns
orbnuna bes goroners inbibirt porDen
tparen, er9ielten geitern Die GrlaubeiB,
nit oenielben fort3ufabren. 6err
Sfaac 8iibop, sSnbdber Der 5irma, ioQ
iibrigens ben Satob 3db uno ben Char.
les 8aumonn, ipelde BEL oem unfdQ
ibr 2ebsn nerlorsn, 5ebn Wtinuten DOT
Der aataitropbe getpdrrt baben, niht
10 toatiibn gu Werte 81 gsben.
Die fterblihen ueberrsite Der beioen
Spfer tpuroen geitern our leBten Rube
asbettet. Splano uno groots, 2pei
dncere 9tneeftsllte Der 9iibop Riggirg
Co., neIhe bel oem llnfau DerleBt lpurs
pen, befinosn iid nod i'm 5oIpitai.
babsn absr CUTE gtusiiht aui 0sneIung.