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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Caught With Song Birds.

Deputy Game Warden Wilson made
a haul Yesterday morning that netted
the state $50 in addition to $i5 fees for
the officers
He caught Joe Stochrea, Meg. Lin
sefk and John Comic with several song
birds that they had killed. He met
the fellows west of the Bristol mine
early in the morning as they were re-
turning from their hunt with the
"mabings" OF their morning meal. In
addition to several robbins and blue
birds the fellows had two partridge
Mr.. Wilson took the trio to Justice
Dawson where they pleaded guilty to
the charge of violation of the game
laws and were fined $40 each and costs
OF s. each.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Compliments Board.

The Iron county board of poor COM
missioners is In receipt of the follow
ing letter from Marl I. Murray, score
tary of the state board of Corrections
and Charities.
To the Superintendent of the Poor.
Iron County.
Gentlemen:-
At recent meeting of this board
report OF visit made to your intr-
mary by representative Of the board
in July. was submitted, and l was dir
ected to express TO you the apprecia
tion OF the members for the repairs
and improvements made by your board
since the previous visit. At the time
of the last visit ii was learned that
within eight months four tubercular
subjects had been sent out to the in
Urinary. all of which, except one, mad
died in the house. IL is recommended
that some other provision be made by
your county for the care of tubercular
subjects who are IL the last stages of
the disease. IL is also recommended
that cement floor be laid in the base
ment. The general conditions are con-
sidered very good, and You are to be
congratulated upon the efficiency of
the overseer and matron who seem TO
be especially well adapted for the work
Will you kindly give these matters
careful consideration
Very respectfully.
M. 7. Murray,
Secretary.
In a conversation with Secretary
Munns OF the local board the latter
said that Mr.. Murray is not aware OF
the present Arrangement at the county
hospital which provides tents for tub
CIRCULAR patients so that they are not
quartered in the maip building.
The matron OBJ jected to the quarter
ing OF such patients in the hospital
some time ago and the present arrange
ments were made to obviate that con-
dition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
TO Be A PART OF A
THROUGH TRUNK LINE
THE IRON RNtR-CRYsTAL FALLS
ROAD WILL sERvETHAT PURPOSE
10 GO THROUGH TO lRONWOO0
Gossbic County is Building South and
Iron County Win Extend TO Linss-A
Road to be Abandoned.

The county board OF road commits
sioners made a trip over the roads OF
the county last week preparatory to
making their report to the county
board.
In conversation with the members OF
the board while. resting here pre-
vious to making the trip to Amasa,
we learned that the program as laid
out is to make trunk line Of the
present road from Mansfield to Atkin-
SON with extensions on the eastern end
from Mansfield bridge to the Dickin-
son county line 30 as to meet the Dick
inson road there. The Atkinson end
will eventually be extended to meet the
Gogebic county road at the county line
In Watersmeet townships. This work
will not be done ut once; in fact Ii
will be Hve or six years before the en-
tire work will be accomplished and a
thorugh trunk line established to the
Gogebic range. The Gogbeic commits
sioners are working from Ironwood
south and got as far as Wakefield this
year. Next wear they viii continue
on to Marinisco and the following two
years will be consumed in getting TO
watersmeet when the twenty odd miles
between that point and the line be-
tween Iron and Gogebic counties will
be taken up.
In the mean time the hills on the
present road in this county will be
eliminated, then the Sagola end built
and after that the extension TO meet
the Gogebic read.
At the same time the program Is to
keep the lateral roads mp to their pres
ant standard but make no permanent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
NEW YEAR CELEBRATED
Orthodox Jews Of The City Observed Their
Feast With Ceremony.

Monday and Tuesday were holidays
for members Of the Orthodox Jews
The holidays were rigidly observed by
the Jewish people OF Crystal Falls and
appropriate ceremony was held in the
X. of p. hall.
The services were attended by Jews
from all parts Of Iron county. a num-
Der of outsiders being present.
The Hebrew faith teaches that new
religious life begins with the New
Year and a ten-day festival begins
with the day Of rejoicing and culmi-
mates with the day OF attonement. next
Wednesday
The most important feature Of the
Monday services was the blowing of
the "snofars" or trumpets.
In all matters of business the Jews
use the common calendar but In relig-
ious life they use their own calendar
which ushered in the new year last
Monday nigth. the number of the pre-
sent year being b.67l.
These holidays we're observed all over
the world wherever an Orthodox Jew
resides.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
MINING MEN IN ACCIDENT
Messrs. Hanna, ireland, vogel and Grant in
Auto That Plunged Into Ditch.

Several prominent Iron Ore men and
mine managers had narrow escape
from death in an automobile accident
near Chicagon creek last night. Gen.
Mgr. vogel OF the Thalman mining In
terests, Mr.. Howard Hanna and Gen.
Mgr. Ireland Of the M. A. Hanna COM
pany nd Mr.. Grant OF Cleveland a
prominent attorney started from Iron
River for Crystal Falls In an Iron
County Garage car with Pete Thorin
driving. As they were descending
Chicagon hin the car plunged into a
big hole that the contractors for the q.
q. N. W. railroad company had left
in the road. Mr.. Grant jumped.
Ireland. Hanna and Vogel were thrown
out. Mr. vogel was hurt about the
spine and tor some time was unable
to move limb. he seemed to be get
ting more control of his limbs when
he left here for his home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
News Snapshots
Of the w eek
wAfFeN TO RUN
VIII Seek The Prosecuting AttorneyshIp as
aDemocrat

aDemocrat
81 am going to be candidate for
prosecuting attorney on the Democrat
ticket" said August J. Waffen to q
reporter for The Diamond Drill, last
Monday. Had been honestly beaten
In the primary last month would not
be a candidate but / was not and
have decided to run on the Democrat
ticket.
"How do you figure out that you
were not honestly beaten, inquired
the reporter.
30. know all about 1t. was the
reply. 81 was not beaten honestly in
Crystal Falls township No. 1. in Mas
todon township or in STAN mbaugh town
ship No. 4. . said he.
"Those are the only precincts you
claim went dishonesty against you.
are theyt" was the rejoiuer. Now.
let's see. II all OF those precincts were
thrown out you would still be beaten
wouldn't your" queried the reporter,
"Yes. would still be beaten and
that is the reason that didn't contest
the primary. replied Mr.. Waffen
"Well. if that is the case. how do
you figure that you were dishonesty
beaten" was the next query.
80. that's alright. replied Mr..
Waffen, II know when and where |
was beaten and have evidence enough
to keep prosecuting attorney going
tor year IL was inclined to dig il
all up, " said Mr.. Waffen.
Mr. Waffen was candidate on the
Republican primary ballot for prose-
cutting attorney with A. f. Dixon. e.
p. Lott. Sr., and M. s. McDonough.
The final count showed that Mr.. Nc
Donough had 754 votes in the county
Waffen 427. Dixon 23s and Lott 1873.
: The vote in the precincts that Waffen
claims were dishonesty carried against
him was as follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Pleasantly Surprised.

Last Saturday evening was the Goth
anniversary OF the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Richards. To COM
memcrate the event number of the
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richards sur
prised them at their residence on Crys-
tai Avenue. bringing along with them
q handsome silver set.
a pleasant evening was spent at
cards, the party breaking up at mid
night,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Subtracting McDonough's vote of
$50 in those precincts from his total of
754 would leave him 374 votes in the
balance OF the county. Subtracting
Watfen's 81 votes in these dishonest
precincts would leave him 346 votes 80
that IL only the honest" votes OF the
county. as Mr.. Waffen GALES it, WAS
taken McDonough would still have
him beaten by "A vote Of 374 TO 346 a
majority for McDonough Of 20 votes.
Mr.. Waffen served notice on the
county election commissioners last
Monday of his intention to be candi-
date upon the Democrat ticket and his
name will appear upon the ballot next
November.
In this connection IL is curious to
note that Mr. Waffen was voted Tor bv
some Of the democrats in the primary
and that even on that ticket he was
beaten. Mr.. McDonough having a clear
majority. OF the Democratic votes as
well as the republican votes and Mr..
Lott having as many votes from the
Democrats as Mr. Waffen. Mr.. Dixon
was second on the Democrat ticket but
he refused to run and Mr.. Lott has no
inclination to contest the right with
Mr.. Watfen. Mr.. McDonough, Of
course, had TO withdraw from one
ticket or the other and he Withdrew
from the democrat ticket.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
CIRCUIT COURT
TERM A SHORT ONE
NO CASE FOR JuRrs CONSIDERATION
WAS PRESENTED
CITY CASE WAS WELL ARGUED
Attorney Abbott Made an Excellent
Showing Given Seven
Years,

The October term of the circuit court
was about the shortest OF record. No
case calling Tor the attention OF the
jury was presented and Judge Flanni-
gan dismissed them Monday.
The criminal docket was disposed OF
as follows:
Jacobson, the man held for murder
/by striking fellow townsman on the
head ut the Michigan mine last spring
pleaded guilty Of manslaughter and
was sentenced by Judge Flannigan to
not less than Ave nor more than 10
years In the state prison at Marquette
with recommendation or seven years.
Mrs. Osterland's case was put over
until the next term of court.
The forgery case was disposed of by
the defendant pleading guilty and be-
ing let out on probation.
All of the civil cases were either
settled or put over the term.
Monday was taken up principally
with the hearing OF applications for
citizenship papers and number were
made full fiedged citizens.
The case Of Ray Kimball VS. The City
OF Crystal Falls was argued and taken
under advisement by the court. Mr..
Tracy of the firm of Power 81 Tracy
appeared for the complainants while
Fred Fl. Abbott represented the City.
Mr.. Kimball. through his attorneys,
Power q Tracy. asked for an injunc-
tion TO abate a nuisance and secure
damages from the continual overflow
ing of Mr.. Kimball's land by the
power dam OF the city. In his bill
Mr.. Kimball swoie that. among other
damages he was sustaining from the
continual overfiowing of his land. is
the imparing Of value of deposit OF
iron ore worth $50. 600. This was the
principal contention OF the complain
int and he hoped. II successful. to at
once cut the Gordian knot and secure
an award of damages without further
litigation.
Mr.. Tracy appeared in court and ar
gued for the contentious set up in the
bill.
Mr.. Abbott. for the city, demurrad
TO the complaint and made one Of
the best arguments ever put up in the
Iron county court in support of the de-
mur.
Mr.. Abbott's ground for demur was
that the bill, aside from several tech
nical defects, showed upon it's face
that the plaintiff is not entitled to an
injunction because IL he had any right
to recover damages at all IL was on
the law side and not the equity side of
the court that in former suit he had
recovered damages among which in
cluded compensation for the permanent
injury to his .land brought about by
the flooding by defendants dam and
he therefore had been compensated
for his injury in total so far as it
affected his land that Mr.. Kimball
had already elected to recover through
the law side OF the court and was
therefore not entitled to seek the in
junction
Judge Flanagan took the case under
advisement and will render decision
in short time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting or the county
board of supervisors will be held next
week at the court house. The meeting
Is the most important. one for the year
as IL is then that the taxes are raised
and the appointive officers chosen.
Az the coming meeting the county
board of road comissoners will make
their report and 10 will be quite inter-
esting AZ the board has decided notions
on what ought to be done about the
county roads.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Exploring New Territory.

Fred L. Groat, well known rail
road conductor, has crew of men ex-
ploring for iron ole on the Elon Sto-
well property, the SE4 Of NE4 and
the E1f OF sen OF section 3. Town 43.
Range 33.
This is IAN entirely new territory
and should Mr.. Groat and his assoc
iates be successful in meeting with
anything promising it will open up q
new section Of the Crystal Falls dis
trict for exploratory work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Dropped Dead.

Mrs White, mother of Mrs. Phil
Clark. died suddenly yesterday morn
ing while on her way from Mr.. Clark $
home to the st Paul depot to board
the morning train on the st. Paul
She dropped on the Marquette aven-.
ne crossing of the Tobin mine spur
and was carried into NeIs Swanson 3
home where she expired inside Of
thirty minutes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Continued on Page A.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Mrs A. Harding has sold her resi- :
denoe property In Glendale TO John
Melchor and will leave with her fam
lily very soon for Portland, Oregon.
whore her son, Alfonso. has very
good position.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08
Male Help Wanted

Sales Manager wanted for Iron
County Must be capable of organic
ing sales force TO secure subscrip-
tions for our magazine References
required Special Agency. National
Sportsman. 70 Federal ST., Boston,
Mass.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-10-08

Wilson's orchestra will give a dane
ing party in tue Diamond Drill hall
next Friday night, Oct i4th.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24
Baltimore Iife airdDboisperein.

Der Seutife grotsitontiTfe airhs
boFsperein an Der Baltimore Qite belt
gsitern Ruhmittog balb 3 llbr in Der
MattbGus 9irte, an 2ibertp uno Gin
Strabe, cine 0erfammiuns ab, um iih
betrsffs nes proisttirten antaufs BON
aano stpsds GrtDeiterling bes aird.
bots ihliiiiis 5u rperoeH. gs iprres
befhloien, 2ano 3u eem genonnien
3fptde on3utaufsn unb bic 4ngelsgens
beis puroe an Elm aus feds Witslies
oert beiiebenoes aommittse periuisien.
Der grGiioent ,rnaunte Die folesnoeH
Serrsn als Ueitglieber bieiss aommits
tees: i. gpb, 8. GsrtsH. J. Wphr.
Qamnlers, q. Wilisns uno 8. 5eaes
meier. Sn Der esitrissn gerionmtuns
ipaltsisn bic tiir;Iih srfDdblten Beans
ten gum eriten Male ibres amtss.
grdirpeni 8. Suiter fiihrte BEN 0ors
fib uno Setret1r 9. Wiliens oas
prOtotoa.
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&terblid)feitsberiht.

Tupio goB, Al Sabre, 2401 Single
Iipe pIacs, 1armOsritIinguns.
Otto RauhfuB. 68 Sabre. 1901
0il6ert Qpenus, Risrenleioen.
Sohn GlsmeIon, % Sabre, 2135
Central Qoenue, 5irnlsioen.
2uopina Qampert, 50 Sabre, Defte
tpoob qpsnue uno Gue6ec Roao, III
tsrsihpdhe.
Sra 5rolpbriose 2oomis, 26 Sabre,
1419 8ine Strabe, 6trnbIutuRg.
Gsorgs 2trt, SO Sabre, 1915 Dub
lsn. Ser3Ieioen.
aouis u. mes, IS Sabre, 223 nc
9regor Qpsnue. SdIaeTIuB.
Sobn O. 8. grint, rs Sabre, 1906
guob StraBe, Qe6erleioen.
See gamberaer, 46 Sabre, 1856
Mnrtle Qce., S5irnlsioen.
Glisabeth miller, II Sabre, 4052
Clifton 4oenus. 2un9srentsiinoung.
glnnaWarp 8ufdm, - Sabre, 1880
Stote 2IDe., Suauslt in Sapebe.
maria Sane Riogpan, 81 Sabre,
424 Tapton Str, ItsrsTdpdhe.
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MAIDEN" beIpn0eres @euiht al legeu
uno Iie6t uuf Der 8ubne meiItens
aua genuu pie i'm 2eben, rpie llllria
6dupt aus. 9Q5 lit eine feline unart,
Die i'm SSntereiTs bes jungen SinitlerS
isitens Der Regie beute nod 3u torrIs
gtren lit. leberruI6t bot 6err 6uupt
Durh ben ieeIenooQen 8prtrdq Des DON
ihm oerfaBten QieDes De 8aia33o",
gu bem 6ans Gentbes bic Utuiit qes
i6rieben bat. 6err Saupt beliBt eineu
5enDr Don ih0nem Siurbre unD bat
babel eiuen 8ortrag, Dem man ans
merit, oab Der &iinitIsr nod lanqe
nt6t al bus BON Iich gegeben bat, NIT
osm ibm bic Ratur in reihem WiuBe
beod6t bat.
Serr SSii9er-Nhten ipteIts ben 8ens
tier Wumel, Der Ufann Der 9elp aus
Ieibt unD eiuen Sobn ietn GigeH
nennt, nit benz er pobl geraoe NAL iDla
DE Grfd6rungen MAIDEN rpirD, ipie Der
alte 2ebreht nit ieinem 0ottor. 6err
Slider par duBerit touriih uno 3eid)-
nete etnen Wtumel, Der oas 5aus forta
pdhrsno gu 5eiterteitsausbriihen ret3z
te uno benz 9arItelIer Qpplaus 3u tpiez
oerboIteu UtaIen bel offeHsr Scene etns
brahte. 9grebt ambrpgio, Der brittle
Spmiter beg 46enbs, ifuf in bent
gdtsrmsiiter Siibbede cine Iebr gelun-
gene 5igur.
Die 0amenrolIen finD bonn Sihter
etpas Itiefmiitterltb bshQnoelt.
Die Rsgie bate aber oufiir gsIorgt,
baB uns Der Genub uniere treffltGe
Soubrette 5rGuIeiu Senoen, Die bic
gGe Subbete ipielte, Elm bibIdes
Gouplet einIegte. Die aunutbige8iinits
lerin beritaub es nit benz 8ortrug iba
res goupIets ygrfte Safe lints" Stiir.
me Des geifalls gu errsgen. 5rduleil1
Senoen gsfdQt ie otter iie eri6eiut, nit
ieoem Mtdte beFer, uno bpffsHtli6 ha'
ben mir reht bulo tpieber 9elegen6eit
Iie in elmer or0Beren Rone, in ihrem
eiqentlihen sSeIoe Der Speretts feben
uno bDreu su t0nnsn. 8or5iiglih rpie
immer mar 5rau 5elene girger, als
7Frdu Qebreht unb 5rdulein Blum,
als 30sden. 4u6 bes SSrduIeIu grete
6eroer iei onertennenb geoaht, bic bic
RplIe Der 2iQi Sunoagno iptelte.
Rdhften Sonntag pirD 5err5ii6era
46ten tpieber 8eIegenbsit baben in ei.
uer grDBeren RoQe auftreten 81 t0n'
nen. SuoermaHn's mS6uetterIiusss
ihIaft" itsbt auf benz 9rogramm, uno
ueben 9errn Slider tperoen Die beiten
arGfte pes GniembIes in oem Suoera
munn'ihsa Drama beihdftigt ietn.
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9ieTer 9srsin bislt gsitern Ea6mttz
tag uuter BEN goriiB Ieines grd'ioeHs
ten ;SObu 2lIbsrs in Der 2lrbeitsrbaile
isire gsriammhIng al. 5srr Ser.
mann GobIing fiibrte Dd8 grototoQ.
Die Ginuabmsn Der geitriQen SiBung
bstrugen so uHb bic 2lusgaben $52.
9rei Wlttglisber oes gereiHs iteben
auf Der Grdntenliite uno an bieis purs
Den bic ubli6en lInterItusungen our
3ablung angepisien.
iFirau3istretdr Senrp 0ollpebsr
perlas ben balbidbrIiteH Ginan56eri6t
uno oerieIbe ergab, bdb bic ausqaben
in oieisr 3sitperiooe S36405 uno Die
Ginnobmsn $618.33 betrugen. 2lm J..
SaRuar b. !. bate Der 9erein elm Ser
m0qen pon $2685.56 an 5ano.
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Rcuutes Chic ,,uf.s sRcg.

am aeitrissn 5age isisrts bds Qsuns
te Ohio Snfanteris.Rsgimsnt ben
48. Grinnsruugstaq Der alorrsifen
Shfadt b<i Ulias Springs. 3ieis
Shlaht, tpsIf)s in Der Ndbs BON Com
meriet. an.. aefhldgeu fpuroe, mar oas
erite Ireffen in Dem bas ausihliebLih
aus iungsn 8eutiten beItebenoe Regi-
meni, ben 5ruppen Der 8ersinigtsn
Siddtsn 2trmee ben Neg gum Siieen
offnets. ObHs isnes 5rsffsn, in tpels
dem oas fpddsrs Regiment ii6 bic
i5eusrtaufe bolie, mare bic GinHahms
BON Raibpille unb Rem ORLEANS uns
moaiid) getpsisu.
Die Rsonsr Der aeitrigen Beranitals
tung pdrsn bic Gameraoen Rapt. Geo.
S6nsioer uno Col. 5enrp Spdetb aus
Qurora. sSno. geioe 5srren er5dbltsn
in formpolenbetsr Weiie aus Der gro
BEN ,3sit, in Der Der osutIte ginpauoe.
rsr aus gsgsiftsruns fir Die CUTE ga
de jun S6ipert griff uno Istn Geben
fir Ieiu aooptiupatsrIane freinillig in
bic Shanse ihlug.
Mie bds rgol,sbldtt" bereits fruber
berihtets, bereiten iid1 bic Gameranen
oes Regimsnts nit 5erru 6. W. 8.
gusbbert, ais goriiBenber bes Arraus
gemsnts.a .aommittss an Der SpiBe, iest
ihon Dor, um cas- goloene SubiIdum
osr GinmuIteruug gu einem duberlt
gIGnasnben gu geitoltsn. 8as Datum
Der JsitIidteit fdat auf ben 27. Wlai
1911 uno oas Iefttommittee III Ngie.
rig oarauf. Rumeu BON aamsraeen
aus alien 5heilen oer 8ereinistenStaaz
ten, bic in ben Retben bes Rsgimsnts
gsitoneen baben, gu srbdltsn. Nm Die
beuiIhen 3sitlinsen bes 2nnoes ioa
oober bic Bite gsiteLlt rperber, oem
9erein CUR 3uiammenbriuSurg Der
Qamen alter Rsuner moglihft behiiIfs
lih su ieiu.
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folgte Elm feuhtsfrohliher Gommers,
BEL BEN prdfioent 0orba6 als Soait-
msiiter fungirte.
sJn ieinem Z6laf5intnicr
g8nrbe Gbas. goat BON masfirten
Ndubern niesergeIhlageu.

Ter 63 Sabre alts Gbos. 9ogt bon
Rp. 3017 GoIeroin 4penue tpurbe in
Der Sar1itog Qoft in isinsr sissuen
Dobnung ous Gpfer zines frefen
RaubiiberfdlIs. als Der alte Monn
geoe1 11.30 llbr nit elmer brennenben
aer3e in Der 6anb isin ShlaTsimmsr
betrat, fab er lid, pl0tlih NIT 3fpei
RGutsrn tonfron.irt, ipelhe aus ros
then gdnband 3aitentiihern iul-
propiiirte Wiastsn trugen. Ginsr pere
ielben perIebte ibm NIT sinem 3obtz
fhldger (blddiad) sinen puhtiaen
6ieb on ben stopf. als gogt isin
8epuBtIsin ipieosrerIangte, ipdrsn Die
Rduber untsr Wtitndbme bon $46.5O
unb elmer 5afhennbr perihpunben.
Bogt betretbt in benz 6auie go.
BOLT Goleraiu 4penue cine Wirths
Itdft unb ipcbnt gan3 anein. or mug,
I'M pom bem Birthslotaf aus isin
ShlafSimmer Su erreiten, ourh sinen
largen. ountlen qorrioor aehen. Die
poli3si ift Der 4uIiht, baB bic bsioen
R1uher iih por1er in Der Wirt6ihdit
aifflebdIten uno iitb, sbe 8oet iSeisrs
abeno mddte. in bem nuntIen aorrts
Dor in ben 6iutsrbdIt ae!eat BADEN.
8oat fonnte Der qoIi3ei nur cine uns
boiltommene geibrsibung isiusr qns
greifer geben.
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Cincinnati surusemeinbe.

Das aommiitee, irelhes bic 4rrans
aeuenis fir bas am u. Uldrs absus
haltenbe Ehauturnen Der Cincinnati
5nrngemeiHoe in 66noeH bai, beihloB
in ieiner eeitrisen Gibuns an ale oeut.
ifxn Uereine nahitebenDes eirtulor 3,l
fhiden. bas fir iih ieIbit ipri6t:
.e5tebrte 6trrsn:
Die Cincinnati 5urneemeinbe bait
GomItas. Den IL. MGr3 1910. in Der
MluiitbolIe sbr alIidbrIihes Shautur.
nen db.
Durh bieie turneriide gprfiihruna
beobfihtist bic 9urnsemsiHns baupts
fdhlid, BEN N,srih unb bic @ortbeile
bxr i0rperlifkn Grsiehuns anithdulid
Dor augen gu fiibren. Tab bie Bors
fellung aud oieIes eahr ipieosr eissns
nriig, ih1n unb bsItbreHo lsin ipirb,
bofiir biirst unier 1urnlshrer Gufap
Gdfftin.
Wir labsn hermit bic WitsIieb<r
Sbrfs ipertben Wsreins sum Hefufx
nEferss Ed,diiturnsns freunnlihIt Elm.
Wiit 1urnersruB.
Cincinnati 1urHgemtinpe.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-24
Ct. 9lloniins &aiicnuerein.

Sn elmer ausgsssibnet beIu6ten
Sibung, tpslhe Der St. glopIius Dai.
ienperein seiteru RahmittaQ in Der
ct. MarieuIhulballs ubbislt, puroe
bic SrganiIation bes SpesiuItommit.
tees flr oGs Sabr 1910 poII3ogsu. DIE
DdbI bate fplgenbss Refultat:
prditoent: Sobn gebrens.
@ieprGfDent: 2ouis 8. 8otpetanp.
Sstretdy: 9enrn SoItemsper.
ShdBmeifter; 0eo. Toergsr.
gdd Der Wabl fano bic 5itetper-
t6silune fir bic Waibinoton 8eburts.
tuefeisr in Der Muiitbdle itatt. Gbne
5rage piro bieIelbe ale ihre 8orqGnqe
rinnsn in ben S6uttsu Itellen uno bos
Snterefis, tpelhes peier gsrpiB sblsn
uno eutsn Code tn alien eeutfnen
areiieu entgeseneebra6t nirp, IdBt
oarauf iflieBsn, pab audi Der finau.
sielle Grfols is oisIem Sabre Elm gutter
Iein DirD.