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Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
FARMERS SUBSCRIBE FOR
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCK
OVER 800 SHARES ALREA0v
TAKEN IN THE ORGANIZATION
Enthusiastic Meeting Held Yesterday
and Committees Were Appointed to
Take Out Charter, Solicit Stock

axe Out Ondrter, Solicit Stock
With over 300 shares subscribed at
So share and Dover Grange Hall
full to overlooking with farmers from
all over the State, the Delaware Pro-
duce Exchanges temporary organiza-
tion decided to form a permanent or
ganization Tuesday and appointed a
committee of five to file articles of
incorporation with the secretary of
State. James T. Shallcross, of Mid
dletown, presided at the big meeting
and Professor Wesley Webb was the
secretary. The enthusiasm that pre-
vailed grew from the general belief
that the farmers of Delaware, bv
thus combining, could reach out and
deal with the best markets in the
world, that gluts could be prevented.
that failures in returns could be Oh
Waited and that by protecting the
purchaser against dishonest and ir-
regular packages and packing of
fruits, higher prices would be realized
on every product. The charter will
be applied for probably FRIDAY and
on Tuesday the stockholders will
again meet. The committe on charter
consists of James T. Shallcross.
Mlddletown: Gilbert ]. Meredith.
FELTON,: Samuel M. Harrington.
Dover: David Pennewill, Green
wood: H. P. Quattlander, Millsboro.
AS many farmers present declared
that they would double their stock
subscriptions if necessary to form a
powerful State organization, and
would interest their neighbors. a ner-
manent committee to solicit stock
was appointed. President Shallcross
appointed the following stockholders
as this soliciting committee: C. F.
Wainwright, Greenwood: John Hevd.
FELTON,: M. N. Willitts, Middletown:
Joseph l. Phillips, Delmar: H. w.
Marvin, Wyoming; J. E. Roland,
Viola: DR.. H. N. Marvin, Dover
Oliver A. Newton, Bridgeville: Bur
ton Cosden, Wyoming: H. P. Quatt-
lander, Millsboro: ]. H. Raughley,
Harrington: Jacob, E. Rosa, Mil
ford: Edward A. Evans, Cheswold
Harry V. Lyons, Lewes: ]. Frank
Dukes, Selbyville; F. J. Prettyman.
Pennington: C. H.Sackett, Lincoln:
5. W. Darby, Jr., Frederick.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
TOWN ELECTION NEXT MONDAY

Annual Election Will Take Place at the
Alderman's Office Monday Afternoon.
The annual town election will
take place in Smyrna next Monday,
February 2Sth, when a councilman
will be elected from each of five
districts and two from the sixth dis
triet; a town treasurer and an asses
sor. Every citizen should vote wheth-
er there be contest or not. Polls
will be open from 2 to 5 in the af-
ternoon. Show your interest iu your
town by casting your vote.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
GRANGE FOR GOOD ROADS
Smyrna Grange Puts Itself on Record
tor Better Highways, Parcels Post
and Cooperative Marketing.

Smyrna Grange, No. q, held
very interesting session, Saturday
afternoon, February 18th. The So
per Good Road Bill has been read
and discussed in this Grange. but as
yet no definite action has been takan
although the Grange as a unit. is in
1avor OF good roads and would like
TO have them. The Parcels Post,'
was wheeled before the Gtanpe nv
our worthy lecturer, and discussion
followed by members. The senti-
ment is entirely in favor of Parcels
Post, and We fully believe the same
would be as much boon to the rural
districts as is rural free delivery of
the mail. Cooperation in buvino
and selling, was also discussed at
length, and here we have the pass
word, "Sticktogetherism. 3" Next
Saturday evening, the 26th. at 8p.
M, the closing event of the winter
sessions will be literary. musical
and social. This being the 5th an
nlVersary OF the reorganization Of
Smyrna Grange, and program in
charge of Mrs. M. V. Ford. mem
bers and their chosen friends NAV
expect something way beyond the
ordinary. Saturday, March 5th. 2 q
M, the ladies will have full swav
(as usuaD. They have selected as
their theme for discussion $50 it has
been saiD "Women's Suffrage
Poor, suffering women). Male
members are hereby warned to be
deaf in both eyes and not to see
with either ear, )" as animated chin
nlng and gesticulating will uundoubt-
edly take place. After this meeting
II any of the male members are seen
with black eyes and hairless topknots
Just set it Gown Mature so endowed
them. " Be forewarned of the earth
quake (manquake) predicted to occur
March 5th, 1910. Cor. Sec.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
LEON JONES WEDs SMYRNA GIRL

United in Marriage Last Wednesday
Evening to Miss Hanna Truax.
At the home of Mrs. Amanda Truax
on Mt. Vernon street on Wednesday
evening, February 8. Miss Hannah
Trusx, daughter of the late Isaac
Truax, was united in marriage to
Mr.. Leon Jones, farmer living near
town. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. R. K. Stephenson. A goodly
number of the friends of both con-
tracing parties were present and an
elegant supper was served. At a
late hour the newly married couple
went to their home on the farm
owned by Mr.. Jones.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
AGAINST CIGARETTE SELLING.
Middletown Merchant Arrested for
Selling the Weed to Minors.

In accordance with the desire of
the interested persons, Chief of Po-
lice Stanley on Saturday swore out
warrant for the arrest of L.V. Kirk,
of Middletown, on seven charges of
selling cigarettes or "little cigars
to minor children. The warrant
was secured at Townsend because of
the illness of Mag 8 rate Cox, of Mid
dletown. The warrant was served
on Kirk by Constable Dickinson
and after a hearing before Squire
Cox, Kirk was held in $500 ball for
his appearance on next Saturday.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
ORGAN RECITAL AND MUSICALE
Program TO Be Rendered at Asbury rs,
(. Church on Friday Night.

There will be a muiscal in Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church Friday
night, the 25th, that promises to be
one of the musical events of the sea-
son. There will be solos, and
DUETS, both vocal and instrumental.
In addition to the local talent, Miss
Bessie Gunkel and Mr.. Harris Steph-
enson will sing. Both of these
singers are popular with Smyrna au-
diences. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all lovers of good music to
be present Friday night. A liberal
silver offering is requested for the
Epworth League. Following is the
program for the evening: Organ
Recital, Mrs. Marion Coverdale:
Solo, Miss Bessie w. Gunkel; Solo.
Mr.. Harris Stephenson: Cornet Solo,
Mr.. William G. Anthony; Solo,
Miss Mary Roberts. Intermission.
Solo, Mr.. Lewis Nj. Price; Solo,
Miss Gunkel: Organ Recital, Mrs.
Coverdael; Duett, Messrs. J. Edward
Hotfecker, Lewis M. Price; Solo,
Mr.. Harris Stephenson.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
BOAT TOO BIG FOR DOVER

John P. Wilson, the Palace Steamer,
Ordered to Be Sold BY Directors.
The directors of the Dover and
Philadelphia Navigation Company
last week decided to sell the steam
boat John P. Wilson. The boat has
been operated at loss each season
by the company that had her built
for the St. Jones river route. The
route, however, will not be without
a freight boat, but the Wilson is too
good boat and requires too large a
crew for the amount of business
done.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23

Booming Boat Line For Little Creek.
The people of Little Creek and
vicinity are raising fund of 81 900
to be used in dredging Little
River, which sum, it is believed,
will give them seven feet Of
water from Little Creek to the bay,
and they hope to put on a steamboat
line to Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
STATE COUNCIL OF MECHANICS
Annual Session Held in Wilmington
Last Week and Officers Elected.

Andrew Cole, Harry Col lwal-
ter W. HynsOn, Edward T oter.
delegates appointed by t. rs
and Stripes Council No. 26, D.
U. A. M, of this town, to repv IL
the local lodge and Frank P. Ne.
Cawley, also a member, returned
home Wednesday from the annual
session of the State Council Jr. o.
U. A. M, which was held in WIZ
mington last week. One hundred
and fifty delegates were in attend.
ance. The total membership in the
State IS 4,S93, a gain of l4O over
last year. The following officers
were elected: State councillor, w.
I. Moore, No. 4, Harrington; State
vice councillor, Richard Hodgsop.
No II, Townsend; State council Sec
retary, w. j. Moreland, No. 5, Will
mingtOn; State council treasurer.
Harvey Hoffecker, No. 29, Whining
ton; State Council warden. ". II.
Blades, No. 3S, Camden; State
council conductor, John S. Hallett.
No. 8, Milford; State Council insi7e
sentinel, Millard Darrell, No. 10,
Wilmington; State council outside
sentinel, w. H. Patterson, No. q.
Frederica; State council chaplain, D.,
H. Knots, No. IS, FELTON,.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
PENSION FOR 9TH DELAWARE
Bill of Senator Dupont if 1t Passes
Congress Will Help Smyrna.

Congress Will Help Smyrna.
Senator Dupont, of Delaware, has
introduced a bill extending the bene-
hts of the pension acts of 1890 and
1907 to the officers and enlisted men
OF the Fifth and Sixth Regiments of
Delaware Volunteers, who were or
ganized and mustered into the
United States service in October.
November and December, 1862, and
awaited orders at their homes until
June 1868, when they were called
into active service by Major General
K. G. Schenck, of the Eighth Army
Corps. The bill, if passed, will
give the survivors of the two reqi-
ments a pensionable status, many of
WON now reside in Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1910-02-23
AN OPEN INVITATION
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers to Cele-
brate so Years ofWedded Life.

Sunday, March 9Th, will mark
the fftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smithers. of
Smyrna, Delaware. No formal
invitations are to be issued, but
they will be glad to see all their
friends at their home on Commerce
street, Monday, March 7th, from 3
to 5 O'Clock, and from to 10 in
the evening. They desire this to be
regarded by all their friends as a
personal invitation.
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Zheuen Cincinnati.
3iuei baHieottr Suipeliere ipiberieten
iid Der anslieirruna.

Der SufueIisr Charles g. Roisn BON
go. 428 Race Sirabs, Der Dor srusi
Wonuten aIs 9dnterotteir uno init
SinterloHung sublreiherejloubissr ben
Sinub gineinnaiis BON ieinen Giibsn
fdlttelte, aber in Cos Iugelts, Gal,
aufgeipiirt uno ftftetuommeH ipurbe.
bal rpenis 2uft, noh Cincinnati Suriid.
susebrsn. glin mdn ibu uHbebiHei bos
ben, 10 mub Gin rtgslrehtss 4uslisfe.
runasRrfabrsn onbdneio gsmnht tper.
ben. Ssin S6fnager uno ongebIidRr
Mitptridpcrsntr. w. aspine. iii in
abtrhssn, CD, feitgsnommtn ipnroeu.
absr aat tr empfinoet teine Ssbniu6i
nah Cincinnati. Roisn Toll oos meiits
isines Waarenlaesrs Suiammensepadi
unb untsr Der Ioreijs zines fiiniSthns
i6briasn Uldbf<ns nah 4bsrbeen gss
I6idi baben. Der gum 5ruiiee srnanns
te 8. e. 8oIiinetr ermitttIie nid,t MI,
ben Berblsib Der aoIibdrisiien, ion.
bern ouh ben Der beioen etnonntsu.
Der sfol ihfptbt Dor osR8unbesgeridls
ten unb btipe Wadnner iino Der Der
ibn0runs gum getrug ihrsr 0laubise'
angetlaet Roisn bat in Cos ansslss
am n1hften Moniaa 9erbor uno Sc
pine in glberbeen am z 4pril.
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,6eimath."
olga gteiherioIe irat gsitern abeno
snm nifen MaIe bier in ,.3ei'
matb" ani.

Das 3tptite 4uftrsten Olga Rstbsrs
foles in Subsrmnnn's 6eimatb bate
sinen befersn 9siua perbisnt, aIs Der.
Der tim seitern gbenb i'm @rann
Opera 6cuie 3u 5bsiI lparb. Subers
mann's Woeba iit, obihon meltOdme
ourh nnb our6. otnno6 INNER cine
oeutih empfinoenbe sSrdu. Olga Rss
tbtrfols, Der man bas geroienit grcBer
aunislerifdft nibi abIprshen fann.
III uno bleibt in eriter Qinie Rnnoh
INNER Die 9oebttr 9riidnniens. Der
beuti6e 9sfuher fiiblt glsidermaBen.
Dob oas. pas ibm BON Der eeniolen
ameritaniffsn S6auipisIsrin sebotsn
fpiro, bod nidbt bas III, mas sr BEL
siasm oeuti6 smpfinbsnosn 8smiiib
iuhi, unb lei es audi bas elmer bsu:s
ihen Shduipislerin. Die pin6s Der
enel6nberin unb Der ameriton.rin III
eben cine dnoere. ais bic Der Geutidsn.
Ddber auh bas Wsanto Der aeitrign
auffiihruna.
Ratiirlih bate sSrau RetberIpls
ibre unbeftreitbor eroben momente.
90 namsntlih i'm 3tpeiten 4fte in Der
9roben S5sns nit GelIer, no lie ihrem
Temperament bic 3iigeI fdliebn loHtn
tonrte. Die Role ees aeller nor bei
Serrn Snrriion 5unter gut aufgebos
btn. 0ouis psrfeblt odgegen mar bic
auffdfuna oss SdndrBt our6 6errn
albert BERN. Elm prsubiffer Cbsrit
sisbt iih gang nubsrs. uuo sben nur
ourd3 8spahrune Der gharasiersigsn.
ibiimlthtsit bss alien preubiibenSoI.
battn, fuirb Der gdriis bic pom DID
ter eeipollts Spmpathie Su theil.
Die iibriaeu 9oritsIler srbebtr fi6
niht iber bos Ripeau Der dnitdnbiesI
mitteImGBiatsit. Gins itebt feI,, mir
bdben bier In Cincinnati BEL Der eeuts
idtn Grftauffiibruns pon .SeiHlatb"
eine b<ftrs Wogbn unb sintu beHsrsn
Sberft Sdiporae aebdbt. uIs seitern
Qbenb.
Sn Der mpreio.n Matiues iriitJro,l
Retbrfole oIs Ulorausriie 8auiier in
Gami[Is (Dis qdmslienoamO uub in
Der abenbocrfteiluns in nsbe Writinl
on Toe gDdn" ouf.
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Sofal 8eridt.
gentih.r aug. grst. @aiienserein

Der 9oritano bes Deutfhen anees
mein prot. Wdiienpereins belt eeit:rn
abene in BEN Shullotal Der Ct. So
bonnes Stride. an Der Gde Der II.
unb BLUM Strabe, feline reeslm6bigs
9erfammluHg ab. prdiioent Bern.
2eefer fiibrts ben 8oriiB unD Stire'
tdr aSohn Better eos protosoli.
2lls neue Wlitglieotr fpuroen in Der
8erein uuIgsrommen bic 6trreH 4u.
auit 9ismspsr, 80. 236 stIoitsr 4pe..
Robert 6offmann, Ro. 2817 ecer
4pe., Senrn 5iemsRr, $40. 410 Wo'
bafpt Sirabs, 8. @rieitr, Guunftou
unb 8. 9ruei.r. go. 1865 arimbk
4pe.
Sreb. Sahn, BON $40. 204 Weit Q
Strubs, bate Elm 0efud um 4ufnah'
me ieines Sohnes paul 6efpdrl
6ahn in Die 4Ritnlt einstrfidt. Dsl
anabe tpuros am 13. RoDembsr 19O.
geborn uno feline Wuiter, Gran eli
fabeib Subn, Iiest in ihtDtrtrrntea
3uftonbe inn itdbtiften 6pipital bar
nieosr. Das e,efuh ipurot an sli
aus ben 5erren aouis Ditmer. 5tnrl
Gilbebaus unb 3. DOelIins beittbenoe'
llnienuhuRss aonimiitee perlDis
fen.
gs fpurbe beifloHen. bab Der Der
lfpaltunesrntb am @onHtdg nnt
i.0itsra q. apriD eius DtriammIun
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$4,000 Zd1aoeneriat.
gie g,ranotaiaitrppbr an Der Grittfu
Strahr seitiat oieie Stage.

Carrie 0rpui pon 5apion, stn., hi,
Rahlabpernalterin non 9Billiam
grout, bat geiisrn i'm gunesseri6t
cine aIose auf $4,000 SdaoeneriuB
eesen Woiss Rustin. In Cincinnati
pobnbaTt, ipseen oss gobes e5routs
anatitrsngt. DsrisIbe tam am 13. Gts
ssmber b<i benz Branhs bss tenement
bauies 30. 233 235 Git Griiie Ctr.
nit Derihieoenen anberen perionsn
ums 2sben. Rusiin iit Der Gistntbiis
msr pes Debdurts. Sn Der aiase nirh
berporgeboben. bub in bem 6auie isoe
9orihrift bes Osbduoes 5niptitors
mibahiet unb bic lpsnigen Auseln9s
nod erird nerrammelt naren. fobdb
Elm Gnttommen Der 8sipobnsr einiaf
unmogIi6 mar. 9rout ipohnie mil
ieiner JamiIis i'm piertsn Siodper!
bts G<b1unes. Die 5euerncfbieiiern
naren ibm burh bic Nahldffigttit bts
6ausbefibsrs periperrt. aldserin lsgis
ben Armuibssih ab. b. b., Iis beihpor,
oaB iis bic Oerihtsioiisn uiht beitrsil
ten tonne. Sbre elnipdlie unierbreite,
ten bic beihsporsne Nusfoss. bab I'll
NIT Der stl1geriH biniihilih ibNr Ge,
biibren tsinerIei 4bmahunssn ettrof.
fen bdttsn, bisIeiben DieImebr bonn @e,
riAishof fsitsefieIli D<rben iOlItsn.
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In bem MaiIenbauie obhalten foll, nm
cie arrangements 81 bem beporitehsus
ben 6riibjabrsfeit 5u treffen.
Der Shdbmeiiter 6err 5enrp
Quebrmann beriftete, boB ibm pom
5rauenuerein 800 suseIteIt iporosn
ieien. Die Qahriht iuuroe nit grcs
Der qnsrtennuns entsesengenommen
gu 8eiuhs : aommitteen ipurosn
ernannt bonn %. bis 20. MlGrs bic
Serren geter gaque uno Gbas. 2ids
tenbdbl, pom 90. Wdr3 bis gum 5.
aprii bic Serren eoip. Shriefer nnp
paltor 9iIbert Stmibt, uno bonn 8.
bis IL. april Die 5erren auguitSleirs
lamp unb gbas. mannsr.
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Rleime observation-disclosures.

Gin Iisb lisb iih in Der Wous
taq Qah. in bic Wirtbitdfi bes I.
St.pes, go. 1880 Central ape.. eina
ipsrren. er ftabl mebrss Gldihen
Sdnlps unb mubts. um oas Jrs:s
su srrsidxn, aus bsm gptals .ousbre'
fxn".
- llnbetannie ginbrefer itatttttn
in Der 9saht Der 0rocern bts
M. Shidr, 30. 732 Deft A. GtraBs
einsn 9eiuh ab unb srbeuieisn Sc
aus Der 0elolaoe.
- Nus Der ct. auoipigs Eirh,
an s. unb Walnut Girnbe fpurbe por
einsm Shlsihbisb Elm filberner aer'
3snhoiter geitoblen.
glpbs Cor. BON go. 1119 DsI
20. Gtrabs. meloete eeiiern i'm p0li5si
1auptauartier, oab ibm an Der Sd
BON Clinton uno sJobn Strabt cir
5abrrao enttp<nbet Dorotn in.
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Verional'V VofiseH.

Or. 6. Guitdp 3ints hdlt am
Wontag abeub Dor Der 1iaoemie Der
Webisin in Der Sioaisbouptitaot Gos
lumbuE sinen gortras iixr rGinbbett.
fieber". Or. 3inie in ipesen i.iHsr tie.
fen ipiifsnidaitIihen Griinblidteii oIs
gortrneenber in m.bi5inii6en areiien
bo6sei6aBi.
6erru Scott email. Direticr
fir offsnilide 5ifkrbtit, tpuree seftern
4btub in Der Wiomi Goss so. 46. q.
&c u. d., Der WeiItrgrab periitben.
3irid 400 Weiiiermdurer, unter ipels
den iih pieIs prominente giirser Der
Stabt befonoeu, pobnten ben ems
orudspolIsn 3ersmpnisu bei.
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60. Sic ernennt Roia @inners 3us
4ominiItratorin obne 8iirgffaf..
Qbiddber iinb: :. 8. 8eplaHb, Gugsn
0alp unb Sames gtefpil. Dos 5eitas
msnt miro jeosnfalls urgefo6ttn
tperoeH.
- 9err DilItam 5oeel purbe gee
fern bon ieiner Satin nit einGm
Wtdpfen beI6entt. Stootihabmstitsr
8m, 2obitrob lit nun 8rpBoater.
- Gbef6eins: Gofparo e. ssromm,
%, unb SuIiu 9arbd, 2l, getoe bon
0apton, 3. ;4Ibsrt 6enrp ejeper IT,.
unp 5Iora gIiidbetb 9uotpia, 8eios
BON bier; Gbas. Germ, BON Ws6anic5s
burg, g., uno glsQie 0iebelborn, pon
8aTtirgtpn Court SpuIe, o; 1bos
mas s.. ShulB, BON Baltimore. Wo.,
uno GIiiabetb g. Goot BON Taps
ton, Gp.
- Observation-Disclosures: gborss
WsgerIe fur bier 3lpeiItodi9s 8atiteiaz
Qebdube an Der Bart glne., 3fpiihe1
Der Z. uno s. Strabe, $1,000; bsrist6e
fir Elm 8psiit6diges gatiteiugebGu0s
an Der 7. Ctr, 5tpiihen Der part Qps.
unO Sroiana 2lQep, $500; psrIetbs
fir Elm 3lpeiit0diges gdditsingebdube
on Der 7. Ctr, a.piihsn Der Sroiaua
2lQen unb WlapIe Abe, $500; oerfels
be fir Elm 3tpeiit6diqss gaditsinst,
hGuoe an Der Z. Ctr, 5piihsn Der
Staple 4pe. uno 1enneTee gusp, fir
$500.
- 8ou0srneur Willion Bat QeItern
Die gorlole unter3eihnet, Dab Stdots
3peiter &Iaiie, Ipenn es bic giir1sr
piinItsu, DON etrer Sommiiiion an
itQtt pon etnsm Stuotratb uno Rd;b
Der 2tlbermen perlpaltet psrbsu ton
men. 0ieie 8OrId9e bat ge3ug auf
Go0inQton, ReppOrt. pabutab uuo
SertnQtOn.
- Die S0bne Der 8eutitsn 9ioe
Mere erpahlten foIgsrbs geamt::
prGiioent, 6enrD gB. Reuit; 0i5es
Qroijnut, Soi. 9raus; prot. Sttr..
Wt, 6iigIein; Finan3 Setr.. I.
Stmtot; 2lTiiten3 Setr.. 2lbam
,3ieQler; S6aBmeiitsr. Qoom Bags
ner; 5burbutsr, Sobn QItemspar;
5FabrentrGger, Sobarn Deber; Inter
iuhungsor5t. Tr. s. asbm; Ger.
Staoten Fabrentrdqsr, u. Rii5eI; [.
6. g., qeter 5oaud.
- Der faQ beg Mdior Dotipn,
peltsr nit ieinem gruoer Hobn an
qetIaQt lit, Den goIisiitsn SoQp Ron
Dopton erihoFen gu boben, tpuros i'm
&reisgsridt Deritobsu, od msbrre
mittige 3eugen nitt gsiunosn ipsrD,n
t0nnen.
- Die Giti3ens Commercial &
Sapin9s gant srtpGbIts oeftsrn fol-
qeno& Tirettorsn: r. 3. gabmann, 8.
Rsinert, Otto 8olfi. 8. Depsnbrpd.
y. s. 9sitb. Sol. Wl. geb, M. u.
purIeQ, y. u. 8aroo. Chris. Wtilius,
a. s. 9Iant, Gus. Suuer uno D. I.
Batter. Die 9ant tpiro am /. R1i
an Der s. uno Wtonmoutb Ctr. err
offuet.
- Qupalt Brent Spence unD am
oere WtitQIisoer Der Delegation, tic
iih mad Jrantfort begsbsn, I'm ben
8ouDerreur Diuion gu psranlaFen.
bic Baferporlage 81 untsr3sihnsn.
itno Qeitern 9tbeHb 3uriidgstsbrt. gle
glduben. boB Der 8oupernsur bic gors
la9s nit isiner gtdmsHsuntsrIhrtft
oeriehen fpirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Guesn geb, "a Sabre oft, bon go.
1043 Weit libertp Strobe. ipnrbe ees
itsrn por benz 6duIe 21 Meit Court
Strdbe ppn einem 5unpe In bic 6ono
gebiHen. Gr Iisb iid bic Wunoe TN so.
fpital ons1hen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

- Die 5rauen Jortln8s, goritsr,
8ets, 9euenbet, 0riitD uno hofis
mann oeronitalten am 81. Wdr3 gum
Seiten Der Gp. Ct. Sobannss Sir6e in
Bellevue Elm aaffeetrdn3hen. Ger
Egauenpersin bait beuts Qbeno in Der
Stride cine YsriammIuHg ab.
- ellie RepHar, bic auf gstreiben
Der Jrau GuQenie aIeins tpeqsn 9s,
brauas gsmeiner Reoensartsn perbaftst
lporoen mar, lpuroe, BON Rihtsr SbusG
um So unb aoiteH beftrait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Columbus, g., %. W1rs. -
Gb ~tleiner". OBJ ngrcbsr" 5dulrath,
Iobt eetpiiie 8emiitber INNER noh
nlht CUR Rube iommen. albert 8.
Ulorriu, Der friibsr 5iIfsitaotunrpdIt
bon Cincinnati mar, lob ith beute be-
miibiet, benz Ssnotss aommittts fir
OffentIite SfuIen feline Iufrpartung
3u MAIDEN uno bemisIben bic adthli6s
teit zines -tlsintn" S6ulraths 3u pro
ponirsn. Der WorrilIitsn gorIl9e sus
folse iou Der issies S6uiratb eniiheis
ben, Oh Der .iIsins" at large 5u tpdhs
Ienbs ShuIrntb aus orei. fiinf ooer
iisbsn Witglisoern bsIisbSn iol. Iis
iestse Sorpsridaft iOu bis 1911 i'm
Qmte bIsibsu uno diseann icl bic
tIeint gsb0rbs oetpdbIt iperbsn. Nus
aiIs o,m iit srii6tIit, nab bic Grsunbs
Der Warbpsrtrstunssn bic 9uaen often
baIteu miiFeu. fuas ibnsu ni6t ,in
rtIeinsr" Shulratb aufssbaIit p.rcen
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gine ansabl, auf Cincinnati besiiss
Iihs 8orIaqtn tpuroeu btuie pom
aommittes iiir Stdptt i'm Souis siius
fiis einberihtet. Inter nisIen btfinoet
iit) bic 8iu oss Ssnators gdoer, ,pos
nab bic 100000, bic pom ptrifisbss
nsn 8onosmiIiionsu iibria ssbIieber
itub, annertpsitis fir StrdbsuperbsFss
ruHeen gsripenoung ftHoeu foIleH.
auh bic Wottbsps Bill iuuros i'm ems
pfsbltnosn Gimme stubtrititt. 9ieiels
beittmmt, bab bic Soften fir Strdbsns
iibsreunas uRo Straben.tu3unaen
bon ben gsftimmunesn bss 2onaporib
Gsistss befreit isin ioaen. Jtrusr
fpurbe Die porfporlags in oisitm Sinns
beidisoen 0ieie orsi gorlagsn iino
bersits i'm iSendt anstHommer tporoen
uno ihrer pnftyung i'm 5ouie itsbt
ausenihtinlich ui6tE I'm Mess.
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nsr bic asmpsI Bill. rptits ben germin
Der Siaoinuoitors big gum !. Suli
ausoehnt. ioipis Die Spisssl Bill fir
grnenuUna zines tempordrtu arbeits.
oirettors. fnus Der 5nbabsr ourf
franthit nber Tonitfpis on hsr gus
iibune ieiner pfIihien b<binotrt lit.
gttrsffs Der Qnnetiionsbi[Is III bas
Gommittss jeboh nod 81 .einsm Gnt'
ihluHe aeiommeu.
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gomern SO. bradts beuts cine 9orIaae
elm, tuelhe Die psnNonirune BON Witt.
men oper ainoern npn Sberiffs. bsren
affiitsnttn, poIisi'ten uuo 9oniiabs
ItrH, tpsnn Ioihe i'm Disnit ums asbsu
tommtn, porTisbt. Die gsnIionsn ran.
girsn bon IS bis $50 per wlonat.
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SO. bs5nett purd, feline UorIags BIZ
erh6bung Der 9ebiibrsH fir 0eihDo.
rene bon So auf So per Gag.
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