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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27

and j.. J. saulsberry have likcwis
practically finished their senior thesis
The former on "rhc Test Power LOSSES
h Commercial Condensers.' and the
latter on The University uf New
Mexico from the standpoint Of An
Engineer" Nh. Sanlberrys paper is
of special interest % the average
reader. inasmnch as it gives a com
plcte description of the water. heat
ing. sewerage and light systems ut the
university. and offers diagrams FOR
The wiring of AL buildings, and sug-
gcstions TOR changes and improve
mcnts Ia the various plants.
The courses in minerology ana ass
saving are now scheduled under the
department ef geolagv instead of
chemistry. The change has been
brought about by the demand for adj
vaucod work in the latter department.
and Two new courses are offered next
yenf-Industriai Chemistry and Me-
tulriray. which place The department
on Il basis with amy department az
chemistry in the United states doing
UNDERGRADUATE WORT.
The advanced students in chemistry
have rcoontlu worked ont "a complete
sanitary analvsis of ton SAMPLES Of
leoal water. IN tho main. they ronnd
thnt the wator around Albuquerque
slowed ~ VOL
Tho science reading room In iIad-
lts nan has been furnished With q
raHding table aud chairs Abont
twelve scientific magazines nro ON
regular file.
rrof. ~ - stephan win address the
science seminary FRIDAY en why "a
Science student should study German.
W. y. Allen, the next speaker. Will
take as his subject. Electric and
Magnetic Units.
Dcan Angel. la his research work
on atmospheric potential. is collect
lng data to compare with other me-
Neurological data. He expects 60 leave
for the Univefsitc Of Wiseonsis inn
mediatcly after the close Of school,
in order 10 get his doctors thesis M
der way.
pean lIodein went to Santa Fe on
Wednesday to discuss with the special
committee appointed by the tcrritor-
iai. board of education, the courses
Tor the Normal schools IA The tcfri-
tory and the conditions FOR obtaining
teachers certificates.
Prof. } Is. Watson is doing re-
search work on Local Plants and An.
inials and rhcir Adaptation ana nah
IT'S With Reference to Climatic Condi-
lions He viii spend tho summer
Ia the University of Chicago, WORKING
on his doctors thcsls. During the
SIMMER nf 1900 Prof Watson made
an extensive collection OF Sew Mex
leo insects. discovering some hitherto
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27
A Few Indian Customs and traditions
That Are Passing Away
Gosephine r Rroadhrad. laeuna, \. MI

al 70 the methods Of scientific mc Z.
inc
Tticra rs another Navajo supergii-
ton that IS doomed TO pass away ir
az bright light Of the gospel AMI OF
school training.
II ~ tho fear tina blindness viii be
visited upon The nlother-in-law and
Tho son-in-law who look upon each
other.
They carefully avoid meeting lest
they should accidentally look into
each others faces ana become blind.
Tho old marriage customs are slow
W disappearing ana our indian
friends OF manN tribes nrc discovering
that IL is better 10 aecode 60 the laws
of their ounir than go adhere 10
.lribal resufntiunr
Many ara securing licenses and be-
Ing mArrira by he minister of the gos-
past ar cfliefr 81 t1e law ia preference
to having Cniy an arrangement BY the
families If tic brtae and groom or "A
ceremony cOtsis'Iur largely Of eating
and drinking toeeEber, ana the rcecit-
ing and d~istribufins OF giftH of ponies,
saddles. brides and icwclry.
Thanksgiving gatherings and other
friendly socinl events ana good,
wholesome BAN games are filline The
place Of the old feasts and dances
some 81 our inflstltH lhhidliH.
some Americans may be entertained
Tor Il fcw hours by ceremonies which
arc new 70 them. although hoary with
wears and dark with cvil 10 those who
practice them, Others may bc rightly
interested in The customs Of primitive
peoples as makers OF historical re-
search. but let all of as not only re-
l0ice IN every evidence " true pro-
eress, hut remember that II We en-
The continuance Of tho old
because they are interesting.
romantic or artistic wa are hindering
the growth OF the newer and more
progressive lie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27

Scheer will carry a larger and more
complete line of house furnishings at
his new location and extends a cord
ial invitation TO all TO call and see
him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27
GUAVARA INDICTED
FOR ASSAULT
TO KILL
POLICEMAN HELD FOR
ATTACK ON VARGAS
United States Court Closes for
the Tenn With AcQuittaI OF
Macfief Bartozek on Ed
munds Act Charge.

The territorial grand Jury before
going into recess Yesterday afternoon,
returned four indictments. among
them being two against Antonio Gua-
vara. a member of tho Albuquerque
police force. Guavara is charged.
first, with assault with intent to kin
and second, assault with a deadly
weapon.
The case arises out Of Guavara's as
Isault on Francisco Vargas. an elderly
man who lives near Fourteenth street
just outside the city limits. MT New
York VENUE on February Sth last.
Guavara had gone with c. W. Hun
ter. the dog catcher. TO serve war
rants on several people whose dogs
had @ hecn licensed. Hunter saw %
horse loose. u is alleged the horse
was outside the city limits. lie start
ed TO take II up and Vargas son
objected. \ squabble followed and
the elder Vargas coming into n was
shot by Guavara. He was seriously
wounded. Guavara alleges that his
cason for shooting wrs that Vargas
made a motion To his hip pocket as il
To draw a Weapon. IL developed lat
or. however. that Vargas was not
armed.
Gunvara was retained IN active cniv
on the police force after being bound
over To the grand jury and is sin IN
active service. 4 Sn-caii,d invcstira-
tion was held hv the council "oiics
committee az which no other testi-
mony was taken than that a. iule ara
.HrI ala. ..a..r...aHA. ..a.rl..H HAaH MH
could Tin no evidence to wsrran- sus.
ponnine the officer.
Guavara is at liberty sndor $1,000
bond
unhcr indictments returned wcta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27

The Geo. G. Schcer Furniture Co.
has move q the Odd Fellows hnild-
ing. s1t-sls South Second street. AIR.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27

Some OF the friends Of the mdiar
who have lived in Indian communi
ties and come into daily contact With
the manners and customs which are
50 interesting 10 those ~ q distance
and to some who are c%thnoioeica ily
Inclined are rejoiced u SIRE these cis-
toms being replaced ty what Is iaf
befter.
The u%nedncnted members 81 many
tribes have . great fear of death. 81 "a
dead body or OF entering a house or
room whcr "a death has occurred.
The Nayajos hHve this fear in the OK
IRENE Such "A room they believe Is
Inhabited BY an evil spirit ana The
hospitals that are established among
Them are often seriously hampored IN
fheir medical work The writer nas
known Navajoa 10 refuse ~ oven l9ok
al a coffin before the body ltad been
placed III I ana has soon them hia"
tchind tho houae when il was bong
carried TO tae grave
One mission hospital. however. rs
beginning 10 overcome this deeply
rooted tradition ana M Nav1jos are
discovering that there W. every eVi~
dence of the love ana cnrc ut u Good
Shirt aud none Whatever OF thr work.
ings Of an OWL one. oven though
dcaths have occurred in ita wards
fTfe Episcopal hospital 81 The Good
Shepherd az Fort Defiance, Ariz, un-
der the rare ~ Miss Thaekorii
Some of us haye also seen Naynjo
children walking 80 the grave ~ one
ane or their companions in "a mission
school without fear. Many arc also
convinced that the efficacy Of the ma
examinations of .hr Medicine Man ana
ar nm rlaharnfn "etutl UafufiuE" on
the floor OF q i1phan, upon which
the pntlcnt sits. shilc tlic friends
'fainE u the monofonnus drnpm-beiit
all through the night. il "a least very
doubtful or altogether nil as compar-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27
MEMORIAL TABLET
CHOSEN FOR LATE
DR.. VI. c. TIGHT
Beautiful Slab Of Georgia
Marble VIII Commemorate
Distinguished Services of the
University President,

The committee recently appointed
by President Mcqueen Gray Of the
university 70 choose some fitting and
lasting way Of commemorative the
work Of Or. ". G. Tight at the uni
yerslty, has chosen a memorial tab-
let OF Georgia marble 70 be suitably
inscribed and placed In the walls q
Rodey hall. The slab viii be in place
by commencement week. Mr.. Law
renee Lee Of the committee, has been
appointed to receive an contributions
for the tablet from members of the
faculty. students, and friends OF the
late Dr. Tight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27
IS MAKING
GOOD IN TEXAS
Gets Three Hits and Scores
Three Times Against Indian
opoIis Tuesday, Breaks Up
Game for Cleveland.

Ross Sllazar. of last year Alhuqucr-
qucs Gta3s. H. playing good ban in
Texas. a~ccorliug Go the Fort Worth
papers OF "a recent date. Last Monday
De- brought in "a MUCH needed run for
Fort Worth iu a hotly contested game
against cleveland. Tuesday he WAS n
dis factor in "a game with lndianap-
oils. getting three hits out OF four
Times np. ANA scored three runs. lie
stole two hn~s madc three nut outs.
ore assist ana mo- errors. In this
ennc Weeks also of Albuquerque.
pitched six INNINGS and three scores
we've made olf of his delivery. Mckay
finished out thc remaining three in-
ninGs aud WAS touched for three runs
Both boys are doingi splendid
work and unless thcy show q complete
reversal of form within the next week
or tom duss they will both b. given
permanent hcrih- with the Fort
Worth club
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27

against Antonio Lucero Y Perea.
charged with assault with intent to
kill, and against William Harrison.
charged with larceny.
The United States court rloscl yes
terday when the jury IN the ease
against Macief Bartozek brought IL a
verdict of acquittal. The Pole was
charged with violation Of the Ed
munds act. The woman. held vim
him ON the charge was Immediately
dismissed by the court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27

Are you frequently hoarseY Do you
have that annoying tickling in your
throat? Does your cough annoy you
at night and do you raise mucus in
the morning? 40 you want relief? II
50, take Chamborlain's Cough REM
edy and you will be pleased. Sold by
all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-27

We offer One Hunlrcd Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Il. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned. have known +.
+. Cheney for the last Is years, ard
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry u any obligations made
by his firm.
W.ALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
HANS Catarrh Cure is taken Intern
ely, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08

Insure with James Lee Bost. Gen. Agt.
Home Life ms. Co. OF n. Y. Call Main
| 1877 for appointment
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08
WAREHOUSE MEN IN SESSION
Dry Storage Is Topic at Initial Ses-
sion of Association.
Delegates Are Opposed to LeGisIa-
ton Limiting the Keeping of
PerisbabIe Goods.

The annual meeting of the American
Warehouse Mems Association opened
yesterday morning in the library at the
New Willard. Papers were read on gen.
eral warehouse conditions in the United
States All of yesterdays sessions were
devoted to dry storage. but to-day's and
tO-morrow's sessions will be taken up
by cold storage discussion.
Secretary Albert NJ. Reed. Of Wash
ington, says the association is ready TO
oppose all legislation unreasonahly limit
ing the time of keeping perishable goods
in cold storage He thinks the PROPOSE
ton before Congress which will limit
the time Of cold storage to six months
is foolish.
In response TO the position taken by
the association. Senator Hepburn, chair
man Of the Senate Committee on Manu-
features. will allow il to suggest a
proper time limit for keeping foods In
cold storage. According 10 Secretary
Reed. the recommendation will be from
nine months 10 d year.
Mr.. Reed says this matter will come
before Congress during this session.
Sixty-five cities of this country are
represented in the convention. there be-
ing about 100 delegates present The
convention will conclude Friday after
noon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08
Borrowing

To buy Christmas gifts is one mis-
take. Paying two prices for the
loan Is another and greater one.
II you must make the first mis-
take. avoid the second by getting
your loaa from the pioneer low
rate company of Washington. $loe
for one month for $25e Is years
in business. The Mercantile.
l2O6 C street NV. Ground floor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08

25e. Try Our Famous Stevs. &c.
Phila. Oyster a Chop House, 5l3 18th NV
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08

Demand JnO. G. MeInberg's bread
Every time It's the only way 10 insure
getting the best. Your grocer sells Il.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08
FACES MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
Arthur johnson Held for Death of
John OfensteIn.

That John Ofenstein. fifty-six years
old retired blacksmith, came TO his
death at Emergency Hospital Tuesday
night from injuries received Monday aft
ernoon in the blacksmith shop at 615 New
York avenue northwest when he was
struck on the head with an iron bar
Welded by Arthur Johnson. a negro
driver. was the verdict Of a coroner's
jury after an inquest at the morgue yes
terday. The jury held Johnson for the
action OF the grand jury. and the negro
was remanded to jail.
Ofenstein was a native OF Washington.
and was we'll known here He is sur
ViVed by four sons and two daughters
He was a member OF the Catholic
Knights OF America, who will probably
have charge of the funeral. Interment
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08
Moneys Worth or Money Back"
D. !. KAUFMAN,
l005-07 Pa. Ave.
JAMES A. LUTTRELL BURIED

Masonic honors marked the funeral
services for James A. Luttreu, VINO died
at the George Washington University
Hospital last Monday, the services were
held yesterday afternoon at the First
BAPTIST Church
Rev, William W. McMaster. pastor OF
the church, officiated and burial was in
oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08
HUSTON TRIAL NEAR END.
Case Is Expected 10 Go Ia the Jury
Tomorrow.

Further testimony in the trial of for
mer United States Treasurer James n
Huston, Harvey Nj. Lewis. and Everett
DufOur, in Criminal Court No. I, before
Justice Wright, showed that the proof
offered by the prosecution is at variance
with the allegations of the indictment
The entire session of the court to-day
viii be occupied in the arguments Of
counsel. and II is expected the case will
so 10 the Jury o-m0rrow morning.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08

Cardinal Gibbons win dedicate the new
Holy Cross Academy. Twenty-sixth and
Upton streets northwest this afternoon
al o'clock. The dedication viii be fol-
lowed by , reception at which President
Taft VIII be the guest of honor. All
alumni are invited to attend
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08
GRANDSONS AS PALLBEARERS
Mrs Ann Ofut, NineSy-six Years
Old, VIII re Buried Tomorrow.


Old, VIII re Buried Tomorrow.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Offutt.
nineT-six years old, the oldest resident
of Georgetown. who died Monday of in
juries received a year ago. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at Trinity Church.
Her grandson. Rev. David T. Williams.
pastor of St, Anthonys Church, Brook
land, will oficiate. and burial will be
in Holyrood Cemetery
Pallbearers will DE her six grandsons
and her only greatgrandchid. Master
Edward T. Qffutt. third. who is but
eight years old. The grandsons are Ed
ward T.. Harry. Carl, Rodger. Claude
and Charles Offutt.
: Mrs. Offutt is survived by her children
Mrs. f. c. Robinson. Miss Grace Offutt
and David 1. Onutt- She resided at 153
Thirty-third street.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

NcrfOh and Washington Steamboat Company's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at s45 D M
Steamer ChaFles Manchester for Mount veruon
leaves Seventh street wharf at 10 = n and LIS
3.
Cars from Fifteenth stree and New York avenue
every quarter hour for Zoo PARK. Chevy Chase, and
Remington.
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway operates sixty three limited trains each day
between Washington and Baltimore. leaving Rl1eeuth
81. and New IoSk ave. on the hour and half hour
Also hourly trains 10 Colonial Annapolis ami the
great United States Naval Academy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-08

Made as good as new. Refinishing m
holstering, cabinet work. our Speciality.
Boston Wood Finishing Co. ~ 18Th st.
NV. Phone Main 705e
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PLANS FOR SMALL FUNERAL.
Services az Church Of Epiphany To-
morrow Afternoon.

The body of Archibald Small. who
died Tuesday afternoon at his home
near Silver Spring. from the effects OF
injuries received when he was gashed
by a boar. will be buried tomorrow
afternoon in Oak Hill Cemetery
Services will be held at the Church OF
the Epiphany, and Rev. Dr. Randolph
H. McKim and Rev. DR. McGrew, of the
Episcopal church at Silver Spring. will
Officiate
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Muf Der Jaso


Der 13 Sabre oIis Shultna6. Ron
Gsibert, bon $40. 813 Yort Ssrabe,
ipuro. ssitern 9ormittag unt.r Der
1reitl. Der 6. 6. II. 8. giieubabn,
nabe benz Big Sour 5rahtbauie, bon
benz Ia Sabre aItsn auen 0oofep, bon
go. 925 Bets Str, nit .inem 80
aaliher Rifle in BEN rehten Inter
Ident,l seIdaTsn. Der 8.ripunost:
tpurbe i'm patrolpasen 5 naa benz
itdbtii6en 6oipital sebraht, tpG6reno
0ooIsp ipGtsr bon oeu0eheiTpoli3iften
gea uno ShGfer perbaftet unb bem
Det.nIipnsbauis oes Sugenoseri6ts
iiberpieien ipuros. um beuts oem gu
senbrihtsr porgsfiibrt gu iperoeu. Die
beiben Rndkn hdtten NIT mebrsreu
alt,rsssnoE.n in BEN 5lubnieberungsn
oeiaqt, uno Sei6ert mar nah MusIage
bon 4ugenssugsn auf bic 5rsitle an
5drriIon ape. g.tlettert. cls 9opiep
ibm teiah, krab3uiommtn. Oa Seiz
bert Der 4ufforbsrung niht idnea g.s
mug syoIse Ieiit.te. foa gooiep bas
Rifle on bic Sdulter serifen uno ben
Gnub nbaeTeusrt baben. @oofep.
tpelher bitterIth rpeinie. als .r per-
bdftet ipurbs, b.baupiet. auf einen
Gpsrrlins seitoFsn uuo sufdnis ben
Seikrt getroffen 3u bdben.
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Smnoesprdiioent 6efer.
Sie Gameraben iperben lbm beute
absno einen gldH3snoen Gmpiaug
bereiteH.

6srr Sobn Sedsr aus 9snper, Der
grGIioent bes Observation-Disclosures
&riegerbunbes, befinbet iih ouf elmer
Reiie gum gefuh Der 2otalperetne.
0erIelbe fpiro beuts in unIerer Stuot
lpeilen uno beute Gbsno ftnoet thm
3u Gbren in Der Central gurnballe Elm
gIdr3snbsr Gmpfang uno aommers
itatt. grGIioent 6eder miro hierbeI
Gslegerheit ba6en, bic betoen bieli8sn
gunoespereine iopie ben BON Gooings
ton uno 6aniltou 3u begriiBen. IS
iinb Der 0eutIte 2anoipebr 9erein,
Der WilitGr unterit. 9erein Don bier,
iopie Der 2dnotpebr 9erstn bon Gooz
inqtou unD Der MtiIitdr 9srein bon
6amilton. Sir bic Seisr ii
Elm bubihes programm aufgeIteut
uno grGIioent 6eder piro untsr Den
aamsraben getpiB einige Der9nigtt
Sturnen perleben.
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6ente gtahmiitns finbet bas critic
9onlert nit GrneIfin. Sflumann'
6einf aIs Soliitiu ffatt.

9m hsutiesn 9tahmittag nimmt
bic oissidhrige Suiipn Der Spmpboz
nietor3srte ibren Qnfang uno nad benz
gorpsrtuuf gu urtbeilen, tpiro Der Be
iuh Der beiben eriten aon5erte, Die
heuts 9ia6lu1ittu1 uno morasn Qbeno
in Der Muiitbale itattfinoen, elm gang
srobartigsr iein. cSnt niht seringem
mabe ir1st bier3u pbne 5raee Die
Sbatfaas bel, baB dIs SpIiitin in bic
fen bsibsn Spn5erteu Jrau @rneitine
S4umanrs5eint, Der ertldrts2iebIin9
BEG hie]igen publitums mittpirtt.
sSiir bic betoen aonserte ia. Ssrr
2eopoIb Stotopsti, Der 2eiter bss Or
deiters. oQs foIqsnbe pielDerfpreaenos
9rOsramm 5uiamnsnseifeut:
Spmpbonie go. z in 4sbur
9estbooer
9lrie aus .SamIon unb Della"
Saint Susus
gpripiel uno 2iebestuo .sriiton unr
sesfoloe" Magner
eroo ssene aus .abeinsolO, @asns,
Waltraute Ssene aus r8Dtterbam'
meruna" Maener
Superture Su yGberpn", G.M.o.@ebe
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sJ.nses MdSd,ea
llater ialilen Ysripieselnmsea nadl
Cincinnati eelodi.

Cine dltlihe 1rau in tiefiter
1rauer Iisflie fih ssitern i'm ploisei'
hauptqunriisr Elm unb sriufie, Nahs
forlAungen mad ibrsr % Sabre alien
1cfier Mprtle Cline. BON 2hcmpfon
Station. glort Gountp. ap., onsuitels
len. Wprtle mar Dor siniser .3eit nit
einem fremben Wann belonnt seipors
ben. ,psI4er fe. unier bem Norsebsn
fit beiratben gu ipclIen. pernnldbte.
ibre 0eimctb 5u perlaHsn uHo fib nit
linn mad ginrinnoti 3u besebeH. Mm
Dienitag erbielt Grou Cline eintn
Wrisf pom tbrer Eohter. in tpelHem
biefs ibr mitthsilte bdb Der betreffenbe
Tiann fsin DsrfpreGen niht sebalisn
babe unb iin ipeisere, Iie 3u beiratben.
Der Hrief fhliebt mt ben Morten:
.Menn q mid nibt beirathet. lperbt
Id Gsfbffm0rb beseben.1 1rou Cline
begab f4 fsfort nod Gmpfang biefes
Yrisfss nn4 Cincinnati. no Ne fH
btsty perssbti9 temiibt bdt ibrt
2o&tsr " finbsn. Dsr Gan ntrb IN.
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6suare 5inss toet Inn Bette IiegenS
auistiunosr.
Enoe b.s jnnsen Wannes bon trasi'
ia,u umitdubeu besIeitst.

Der % Sabre dlte 6oparo 6ines,
elm sTuhrmann bon y1o. 422 5unt
StrcBe, tpuree asIterN QbeHo um $50
llbr bon ieinsm 3imm.rgenohen 2eoz
naro glinn tost in Ieinem Bette liss
aeno arfgeFuroen. 8as 3immer mar
nit Gas onasiilt uno oines mar i'm
Stloi. eritidt. Gr bate geIteru Bis
mittag aear5sit.t, fetu Wlittdgefen
eing.nommen unb Tih Johann auf iein
,3immer be1eben, no er ben @dsofer
ansinoete uno Iid1 ThIafsn lsgts. Ius
iraeno elmer urIdde sing bic 5lamme
aus unb oas 3imnsr fiiIlts iih nit
Gas an. gis 9sonarO 5linn gegeT
$50 llhr beimfam, ipdre sr isIbit beis
naR bon benz Sale ibermlNnt ipors
ben. Gr Ihleppte iih nit Miihs an oas
Tleniter unp offnete letteres, fpoourdl
er Bel ndhrersr llnteriuhurg leInen
3immerseroHen sritidt i'm Bette pore
fdnb. Rdhbem Elm in Der Hdbs mob
member 4rst ben bersits einsetreteneu
Sob ieita.iteat hattie, ipurbe Der Gorps
n.r benddrihtist. Derielbe oronete sis
nen Snqusit an. Sotnss mar nit elmer
iungen Dame in Sdmilton, g., pers
lobt, uno bic Soh3,it hattie am Weibs
not.stase Fattfinesn iollsn. 5rau
garri. 8arrst, bon Horts Gairmount,
cine ShmeIter nss uuf 10 traurist
Weiie ums ls5sn setorm.neH iuneer
Wannes nirp fir bus gesrdbnibSors
oe .ra1tn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-25

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