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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Tinui56s GtttsnpoIt3ei.
cSSn einem 8riefe aus petersburg Dtro
er3G6lt, tpie in 7ytnnIanO bic Sittera
poli8ei TIRES Qmtes paltet. 5tnnlunb
lit bus .femtniTttidite" 2uno duf Grz
ben; bic ftnnn6er Trauen iino Bd9z
lerinnen unO nGbtbQr. 2lud Die Git
tenpoli3ei lteQt in Tinrlano in ben
6Gnoen Der 2grauen. 3Det Stttenpo@
Ii3iItinnen rpuroen i'm Sabre 1907 in
6elTinqfors ernonnt; bier i'm Sabre
1909 in @bo uno 8rpei in Wtborg.
g}Qturlih bQben oieIe Trauen njht BEN
Quftrag, bic StraBen gu iiberpaAen,
uno nod peniger bort 8erboftungtn
por3unebmen. sthre Nufqdbe lit otela
mehr mordliIter Ratur: tie 1uheu ote
gefdQenen Trauen auf unD iagen i6nsu
ieDe eroertlite lluteritiiBung 81, penu
Iie BON Dem uniittlihsn 2eben IaRcr
pouen; lie iuhen ferrer junge Wtdos
den, bic gdn3 dlIein unD obne Wtitte[
Daiteber unb tnfolqeDeiien am lettts@
ten Der 8erfiitrung ausgeleBt limb. III
{ bei6uBen, inoem tie tbuen Nrbett UNI
Elm Qute8 llntertommeu DerihafftH.
GrDli6 linbern 1ie audi nod bic gtoIh
Der ungludliheu Eraueu, bic iih ntht
mebr aus oem ShmuB erbeben tonz
nsn; ben dItere1 unter tbner oerIhaTz
| fen iie 2lufrdbme in 4iple; fir oie
perldfIenen Rinosr iorgen 1ie, inbem
| tie tbneu Elm 6dnopert lerneu ldIIeH
unD iie gu plroieen WHtglIeoern Der
menihliben 8eIeuIhaft beranbiLben
sd perbitte mir...! Gtnem
8erIiner glatt gtbt Die 8eoensart sd
perbitte mir -" QnlaB. an einen tletz
nen 9organg 3u ertnnern, Der, tp@un er
aud idon DOR ernem 0uBenD Sabren
paiIirte, bod 10 nieoIid lit, poB er
niht peroient, Der 8ergeIienbeit an
/ beImsufalsn. Gr trug iin I'M 6erbIt
Des Syabres 1879 gu. Der oamalige
preuBtihe 9ertebrsmintiter &arI Sbisz
len Ter erbielt erIt bret Sabre ipdter
ben 2lOetstite0 permdblte iia in 3peiter
Gbe nit 9Srau SelmQ Wthelbaus, oeb.
7Fropein, aus GIberfelD. g8dhreuD DER
miniiteriellen AmtsDauer oes 9errH
5bielen ereignste iih i'm &0nj9reId1
YreuBen eine gan3e 8eibe pon IdfpereH
GiIenba6nuuiauer. oSbm periDnItc4
cine Shulo barun bei3ume'ien, fiet
lpobl Iiemauo elm, naA gpben bin
bate er alleroinqs Die Yeruntiportung
pufUr 3u tragen. Gin ur9llitieligcr
3ufdu polte es nun, oaB tur3 oor Der
5O63eit oes NtiniiEer8 abermals eine
Observation-Disclosures eiutrdt. Toh ain
0ob3eit5tuae Dahte gtiemauo oarau.
Mtau FAB frpbIih uno gutter Diuqe bel
Iamnen, uno am S1lIb osr Safel
perlQs Elm iunqerer GerrpanDter bic
eirqsluufenen acknowledgements.
gI0Btich erbob er Die Stimme unb tiin@
piote an: ,Selegrunm Seiner W}aieitdt
Des 9aiTersl" Der .iunQe" Gbemarn
erbob iit, Do5 9lei5e that ieine iDm
anqetraute @ema0lin, uHo olle Safe
folqteH Dem 8elIpiele, um reIpettpol
benz Sert Der 9aiicrbepeTd)e 3u3uboreu.
Z GieIe ldutete tlr3 uHD 5iiEpia .Sn
oerbitte mir jeOes pejte1e GEienbabns
llnqliit. 8jlbeIm, Rer.@ Ginen gtua
genblid berrf6te tjsfes Stp.pei9en uno
audemeiue 8etlommenbeit. Damn aber
pirtte Der &ontraTt bod 10 erbetterno,
oaB on irgeno einem Gnne Der SaFel
| Elm fr6bLicfes 2onen eria)01 IN Das
| oann aQer iibrigen, audi D"r 5err 81
ienbahnmintiter ieI5It, ber3baft siTl'
| ittmmten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Grunoeisent6um nno Uaufen

Der 8outommiiidr itslltt ssi.srn fol-
senoe Observation-Disclosures aus:
frau Wdrg. Ulsiginaer, 2itOdtler
iSahipertbausanbau, ylo. 900 yrics
6iQ Roob, $500.
5beo. Uleblsr, 1tftod. gadiisius
baus. Sitistte Der Delhi glpe.. n0rnIih
Der gooipid Strabe. $500.
Gmil Deisel. 1i.od. gadhaus, go.
3401 Dariap 4pe., $500.
ejso. Jrisbrid,. 2hDd. 5a1psrtbous.
1928 Dennis Str, $500.
gire. Equipment Co.. 2itDt. Gffites
gsbiuoe, Siioieiie Der clifton 4pe., off
lidl bon 4noerIon's lUrn. $4,000.
II. g. pahoao. slpsi 2tft0d. Bad
iteinpobnbduier. RcrhTsitt Der Serberi
ape.. slpiIhen Wcnigcmsrp Roab unp
Woooturn ape., 500.
Nl. 2. Jarrin aumber Co.. Grodtn.
baus al Citation arf., 3ipifGen Gbes
fer Sir. uno 6. 8. & 2. gobn,
$4,000.
Gdipar Bogt. 5..od. Sddfitinipohn'
bdus an Der Wsit'sits ctr Bsutpusgps..
spiiftn Josbic unn uniOeriitp ape..
eh.0co.
JIaae gBinilss. sTabrituh In go. 4o
main Sircbe. $1100.
aips Cut RsaI.n Co.. 2it0d. syats
iperiaebauoe, go. 2046 RdDine Ctr.
$1,000.
TiefsIbe, 6ous on Der Giibfeitt Der
Warns. Ctr. ipssiiit Der Wiobletor
Ans.. 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Mmsldnoiid)e Nabribten.

Der sabnloie Weni d oerI
3utunft. gros Der auBsroroentlls
den gsbdrrlihieit. nit Der Die Jtatur
ibre 5ormen fsitbdlt. bsitsbt Fir Die
aultur00ltsr Die Geiabr, ouB iie IN
elmer nidt gu ferutn 3utuuit elmer
aQeemsiren 9ertummerung Der SABINE
psrfalIeu, bie 10 nett gehen tam, odB
lie sur polligen 3dbnloiigttit fI5ren
tam, penn bic 8oIter i1rsQssHslpeiie
nid3t Gnoeru Gen itGrtittH 8epeis Tur
oieie 8ebduptung liefert Der Inter
fdieo, Der 3piiten Den S6GoeIn Der
dmeritaniIten llreiutpobner uno Denen
Der beutiasn 9epobnern 4merItas be-
itsbt. Die Stdoel Der llrsinpotner
beiiBen Guberft maFioe unb ipmmetrlz
i6e Gifsr uno jeor pon ibnen ertz
bdIt Is gutenttpitsIte, poQig FebIsrIorIe
uno nod beute tntatte 3dbre. 0IeGIez
fer Der btutieeu Xneritdner entbaItsu
Ielten 80 SABINE. Inb ipern ile Ihon
porbanosn iino, 10 nur fir gang tur}e
3eIt. Die suleBt getommeuen, bic To-
genannten DeisbeiisSdhus, ge3eH am
.beittn meg. W2au finost beute in
qmerita taum nod cine perion. Die
fih ienieits Der Sabre ibrer Suseno
nod i'm 9eiise Don 90 geiuroen 3abs
nenbefiuoet. Die allgemeine 0eneras
tipn bsutet Tih auBer in i6le6tem
Bacterial Der 3dbne aud oariH on,
buB in ben nitt pollig snttpiteItsn
aieisrn 3upeiIen einfah gar tsin 9laB
fir bic nur sinigermaber ausge5IIoes
ten DurSsIn Der SABINE III. 0ieie Grs
tenntniB cat einsR in amerita reat
betannte Waun Rdmens Soruce 5Lets
der psranlnbt, orinseube Warnungen
gu srbeben unb feline 4nfi4tsn gipisln
in Der gsbauptuRg. baB Der WIenia
NIT einsm 9ritteI ieiHer t6gllhenJlahs
rung ausSutpmmen permDge. ioisrn CT
iie rihtig tdue.
geim Grbdngen 3u8c.
Mus SoHoon miro berlh'
tet: sSie ein Gbeiangeuer rubIg jlllab,
odb Elm auoersr Ii4 in ieinsr 3sle err
bdnat, nuroe nieisr 5oee geIsgentIiA
zines 5o0ienihaugerihfes er5ablt,
Sas al benz SelbItmoroer por9eHom'
men uuroe. Ger Wann. Der in mitt'
leren ssabren itan0, mar ipegeH lIu-
terid,lagmg perhaitet iuoroen mo
muroe in oas MISUNDERSTANDING
niB einaelieieri. Gr fam in cine
3elle, luorin ihon ein iunger Rann
iab 3ieier er5dblte ieBt IN ailer
foltbIiitigfeit. ooB ieiH @efdbrte
uabreuo Der Haht Elm Siif Strid
beruorbrotte, oas er in Dem 6utter
Ieines aofe6 perborgen bate ter
seigte es benz Ssiinaeren lno fra8te,
Oh iie oorllm Iooien poIlten. Der gu
crit ben Strid bennten iollte Der
esunae moIlte aber BON Selbltmoro
nidas miiien. gr blieb ruhig alf
ieinem gett iiseu, tpabreno Der an'
oeren bic 9orbereitungsn fir ben
GelbItmoro trai unb iih Damn err
hanate. als Der Joo eingetreten
mar, legte iidl Der iiinaere 6eionaene
su 9ett uno ifliei ritbig bic gon5e
gad,t hinourh. Wis er am nahIter
Iage geiragt iunroe. ipesbalb er
nitts imterncnmeu bobe, als er iab,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

cynnge Maoben
goR Jiuei Mannern in Gin imeifeIbai'
ties Sans gebradlt.
EDliSei pcrmnthet Dla0drnbanoier
in ocn 6efaugcncu.

Die poli3i'tsn RightingaIc unb Rsi.
finger iaben gsiiern 4beno gsgen Z
llbr 5pei iunge Mdbhen in geglei,
tung oon 3ipei Wdnnern pas 6aus Der
2loa aifn6ou, Wo. 121 g3eit Court
Gtrabs, betreten. Die g%amten Dars
ittn cine Weile, bis iis ibUen Folqt2n
nnb bic befoen gdrhen in eintm ,3im.
iner ees 5fpsiten Stodtpertes porfaus
ben. Die Uldohsn, tpeld)s taum oen
ainbsrFhufen entipdhIen limb, gaben
ihre Ramsn ais aaie Sdluster, 16
-5dhre alt, BON 5antor 2tDt., l5hos
gsurt, unb Rdrtbd Smith, is oabrs
alt. bon Qo. 1906 6burd Strabe,
LasIsp. an. Jhrs gtaieiter iparen bic
gddergsieasn Games geep, y Sabre
alt, uno RaIpb 1ofpnep, q Sabre alt,
betoe pon GducaItsr, igd. De 6stoen
Widnntr bshduptsH, Die gsfanntIdldFt
osr beiOen Uldofsn auf Der sSabrt poH
souiniIton, ali elmer Traction Gar aes
mstt 3u baben. 0ieieI6en bdttsn ibnsn
milqstbeili. lie Ieien ibrtn Gliern nas
DonseIdufsn, bdtten teinsn Sent in ibs
rem gtiise uno fiirhtetsH fh hetm5us
eebsu. Aus rsiusr RdhiisnIisbe bat
ten iie (aeeb uno 1otpnsp) iia eHts
itlloiisn, ibnen Gbbah fir bic Nd6t
al teiorgeh. Rahbem lie nah ihrer
4nfunft in Cincinnati in perihieoensn
5oisIs periuht hitten, 3immsr gu Be,
Iessn. ieooh iiberaQ abaeipiefsn NOR.
ben ieien, hdtieu lie sinen unbefanntsn
Wlann an Der gde Der 8. uno Race
SiraBe asfragt. ipo iie llntertunft fin
ben t0nnten. DerieIbe babe ihnen bas
soaus Der aimbdl, 10. 12l Weit
court Strabe, smpfoblsn.
Die beiDen Wl1bden ertldrieu ben
alOli5iftsn asgeniiber auf 9sfrdgsn, oaf
lie ibrer Glteru oopon gelaufen ieier
iiHo iih nah 5amiIton beseben bdtteu
nm iih bort ndh Stelungtn um5uIs.
ben. ia ih1n ods 0eIo ausgsganger
isi, bdtten lie cine Sraetion Gar BETTE
een, um uah Cincinnati suriif3uteba
rsn. llnterpsas bdftsn lie Die getdnnt
ftaft Der beiben UlGnnsr semaht uni
bsnitIbeu ihrs Gage geidiloeri. rpcrau
Disis iis aufseforbsrt hdtten nit ibnsr
5u gsben. Sic ieisn ibren gegIeitsrr
in ous 6dus an Deit Court Strabs &c
fo!ai, uno bier bdtten bisieIben ibEeI
aeidet, bdb bic .2dnoldop" ibnen ball
cine esiddfts. .proppiition nsdtsl
,uerbe.
Die golisiiien boben ods gdnSs5du!
aus uno perhaftstsn ouber ben beioel
MaGofen unb ihren gsslsitsrn bic SR
hnberin bes 5auiss. aod aimbau I'M
spei sniaiiinnen Ramens GUeIpn eol
lins, q Sabre aft. uno Goitb ylsIior
% Sabre alt. Die Wlnner, iotpie Sta
tie S4ntIer uno Wurtbo Smith ipur
ban dls perbddiig eingsfperrt, ipdhren
9toa aimbaa tpegsn 8ermietbens DO
3immern gu unmoraIiiten ,3rpeds
nno bic beipen onoeren 5rauen5Imms
ipeasn 5erumlunsrrns inhnftlrt pu'
hen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
Jn(anO ge(egrap6
Die bemotrdtii6 Z Stuutss
RonpentiOn.

" " u v Z u / y IL.
goIumbus, 81, %. WlGr3. 0as
bemotratiihe Stadts Central &ommtt@
tee bat am DienItag beitimmt, bab bic
oemotratiIhe Staats. aonDention am
%. uro %. oJuni in Canton itatts
finoen IolI. Gofparo IS 6anlep OOn
3apton lpurps gum 0orIiBsr 0ss
Stddtss saommittees erpa6It.
9pppelm0rD.
GbtcaQo, 81, %. MdrS. 80
iepb WelcDms bat an 0isnitug 4beao
in einem bieiigsn aoitbauis isins5rau
oeIhofIen uno nabrideiutih t0otii4
oerrpunost. neil tie ibm tein 9eIo &C.
BEN fuo[lte, uno als er oann Osriu6te
su entfIieben, tootste er ieine 6ausz
tDirtbin, 5rau Warion Utdt2ean.
Gin ueuer Grogueu 3ruit
Rem gort, %. Mdr3 Gin neuer
cooperati0er 9rpgusr IruIt, nit et>
nem aapitdl bon $25,OO0,OO0 lit nit
Der G5iItt 0s6ilbtt rporoen. Die 3D,t
mdhtiqen aotporatioren az betQms
pfsn, bic i'm 2anbe cine Gette oon cut
rate" qlpotbeten unterhdIten. Der erite
Shritt fpurbe getbon, a!s an 9isns
Itua Dag Qmericau 9ru9liits Spnoi.
cote fih bafiir srtldrte, ieir Qttienta.
pital BON 100000 ouf $25,OOO,00C
All erb0ben unb in QI6dnp Die sSntor.
porationspapisre fir cine iubFoiori:
Tts aompagnie einrsttts. bic ben Ra'
men ,2tmsritun Drug Stores" Fiibrer
fo0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

Die Gtenart electrical SO. tduFte
aeItern BON s. U. 2anabon ods an o's
Gaitern 9lpe., ReD Bans, geltgsii'
Stiid Qan6, fpelfes eiuen 5ldfen.,ls
bait pon ettpa 900 SUB bat 0as
adnae Grunbitiif bat cine ausoshnrr9
BON 5 adern. Der aaufpreis nutpe
nitt befdnnt qegsben. Quf pem gts
lGnoe perben mehrere eroBe Eager
bdufer errihtet rperbsn, uno bic Sss
IeQI6aft nirb nah sgerttaitelluna Der
n0tbiaen gouten Cincinnati als tbrer
8 SauptoeIfdftsplob betrd6tsn. Die
;yirind bat augenbtitlih in psr'Gisoes
neu 56eilen beg adnoes Wdaren D.
pots, bic absr ndh i5srtigitsIung Der
Gincinndtier Werte einae9en tperoen.
Die So6n 5aud gretping Gomporp
errparb ositern pas 0aus 1114 8;ne
Strabe gum preiie bon $4,000 bu-t
bic germittelung pon Riebl UNI
Ooulo. Dos 51us qeh0rts 6dr.i'
Gtert uno Winnie Oils. IS TT cir
orobes Wistbsbdus. 0us ttefe gu
beniotdl piro dugenblidlih BON ocl
Gioarrenbanoluna BON qouis 6utb'
itsiner benubt. Die grausrei tpirb il
pem Sauie elm Wirtbsiotdl er0finsa
oa ale 0irtbIhaften in benz Stra
| bsnqepisrt ourh ben BON Der SAillitt
so. qsplanten Reubau, Der iit) Dol
Der Gde oes 9anals bis 3u Dem biz
srpdbnisn 6auie Ro. lila 3iebt, Den
Qb6ruh on6eimfdllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

sr segeR Sobn 9ebrens, ipsIfer i'm
untsr anttaoe Der 5dlifuns bate psrs
haftsn laiien, eire ShdnenerIdBtlage
iiber 5000 einQerei1i. 3isieIbs tam
borigs Dohe CUR gsrbanotung, r.
bod nobm Hidter GdlbDea, fobdlb ct
BON BEN gorIsben oes aldgers aennts
nib erbdlten bate ben 5dI aus ben
Sdrosn Der SurD unp rriss bic aIIgs
nh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

- 1te GntTeruun9 bon etrpa 1400
Weilen BON portlaHo, Wtaine, nacA
Ct. Qouis. WIiHouri, bat elm untet
ne6menber 3ettunqsberausgeber nit
4u8nohme ppn So Wleilen, Die er nit
Der GiIenbabu fubr. auf eLettriIdeH
StraBenbabueu 3uriidqelegt.
IN Sotions 0ole, in 8pomina,
iollen gauIenoe bon Gtdleu. Die i'm
tieTen Shnee teine Aeiung Ttnoen ton.
nen, ON 8erhunQern ietH. 8ouoers
neur grpots bat iin nit oret anoeren
Gtdatsbedrten gum Beiitdno Der
5btspe ouf bic Reiie gemodt. Die 8sbH
9aae In 4nfpruh uimnt uno IN
ShIitten unb uuf S1Heefnlbeu uber
bas Gs6irge fithrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23
c,fc Niller i'm Soipital.

geehtsanpolt elddc 5. Miter, mel
der ieiner 3eit Elm WtitglieD oes alten
Ratbs fir oFfsntlide Qngetegenbeiten
uno nit oem friiheren WtaDor 5afel in
Der Rettsampaltspraris aFociirt mar,
befinbet iid isit geitern i'm itdOtiI4en
SoIpital. 6srr WiilIsr, tpether 72
Sabre ali 1T uno felt einigsr 3eit in
Greenpills, g., tuobnt, 3og iid tiir3lid
cine 9erlsBung am Jube gu, nel6e
Gdngrens nd6 Ii6 5og. Die 4er3te
befiirAten, Dab cine &mputatiOn oes
TuBss ae6oten fein mag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

.@naner's" lit oas etn3ig pirfIide
gelters 8aiicr I'M Wortt. CD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-23

bus 8orf glebes ipurben nit $18,402
uno bic fir BerbeHerung Der J&etpton
Qepee nit S6542.50 peranIhldQt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01
BARGE Goes DOWN;
TWO DROWNED
Grace Whitney Sunk BY 0gdensbrrg
Near Bar Point-captain's
Wife and Son Victims.

The wife OF Capt. Ross Heath, or
Marine City, Mich, and the couples
nine-year-old son, Fred, were drown
ed In Lake Erie. shortly after ii
o'clock Saturday night, when the
barge Grace Whitney was rammed and
sunk by the steamer Ogdensbure.
three miles below Bar Point light The
body OF Mrs. Heath was recovered BY
the crew Of the steamer Jex In Lake
Erie, Sunday afternoon. and taken to
Amherstburg. No trace Of the boys
body has thus far been found.
The Grace Whitney was on her way
from Sandusky. O., to Port Huron at
the time Of the collision. She was
being towed by the steamer Maine
and was preceded by two other
barges, the Uranus and r. M. Knapp.
all carrying coal. The Ogdensburg.
steel package freighter of the Rutland
Transit Co.'S feet, was headed for
Buffalo. being on the way down from
the upper lakes.
John Morden, OF Port Huron, mem
Der of the Grace Whitney crew. says
that the Whitney sank within two min
uteS 8IteI inc CRASH. All ou pooiu tuo
Inflated barge were up except Mate
Horace. Heath, father OF the captain,
and Michael Lynch, deckhand. The
latter were aroused by the captain
and Morden.- They had to jump into
the lake, however, to save themselves.
Morden then lowered yawl to them
and they climbed into 1t. Miss Emma
Heath, daughter of the captain. was
also rescued from the water by the
yawl. Mrs. Heath and Freddie jump
ed from the sinking boat to the yawl,
but a swell swept the little boat away
as they leaped and they sank to their
death.
The steamer Ogdensburg brought
the survivors. Capt. Heath, Miss En-
ma Heath. Horace Heath, John Nor.
den and Michael Lynch, to Detroit and
then resumed her journey to Buffalo.
The Maine came on with the other
two barges.
The captain of the Ogdensburg Of
fered no explanation for the collision,
but Michael Lynch, one OF the Whit
ney survivors, says he heard the
wheelsman of the Ogdensburg remark,
on the way up to Detroit after the
collision, that he thought there were
only two barges instead Of three In
the tow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01
INJURIES PROVE FATAL.
Claude Warren, Run Down BY Auto
mobile, 10 Dead.

Injuries sustained by being struck
by an automobile at Woodward-ave.
and Stimson-pl., Friday night, caused
the death Of Claude Warren on Sun
day. He was "a years old and roomed
at No. 824 Brush-st. His mother lives
at Colon, Mich.
Warren was run down by Fl. M.
Allen, No. LOOT Cass-ave. Allen
picked Warren up Immediately after
the accident and drove him to Harp
er hospital. From there the driver
went to the Canfeld-ave. station and
made a report of the accident
Warren Is said to have made q
statement, saying the accident was
unavoidable. He was q d. u. R. con
ductor and was struck by the auto az
he stepped from Woodward car. The
wheels of the machine passed over
his abdomen after he was knocked
down.
Coroner Burgess is making an in
vestigation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01
ADMITS CLAIMING UP BOY.
Only Way TO Keep Him At Homo,
Father Says.

Albert Clark, of No. 105 Calumet
ST.. father of Clifton Clark, aged
eight years, who was brought into
the Juvenile court Saturday afternoon
with dog collar fastened about his
neck, admits that he chained the boy
in the house, and defends his action.
II did chain him and will do so
again." he said. 1T didn't hurt the boy
and 1t kept him at home, out of mis-
chief. There was three inches lee
way between the collar and the neck.
There was a key for the collar and
they didn't need to file 1t of. The boy
Ia not vicious, but he has kept the
neighborhood in a turmoil, and since
whippings did no good, had to keep
him at home some way.
Judge Hubert will have the boy
before him in Juvenile court next
wednesday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01
PASTOR SAYS GOODBYE.
Rev. L. 8. Hughson, Windsor,
breaches Farewell Sermon.


The Rev. l.. s. Hughson, who Is
leaving Windsor to become the pastor
Of the Baptist church, Stratford, Ont,
preached his farewell sermon in the
Bruce-ave. Baptist church, Windsor.
Sunday night. In the course OF his
remarks he deplored the lack Of Co
operation among the clergy of Wind
sor, saying much good could be &C.
complished II the clergymen OF the
city worked together. He also dwelt
at length on the relationship between
God and man, saying It was impera-
tive that each person should recog-
nize the authority Of the Master. I'VE
are all subject to the Masters word,
Just as the children are to the Will
of the parents" said the pastor, and
God help the boy whose mother is
not his master--his authority"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01
Children. Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
CA ASTORIA
PRETTY SOFT FOR CUBS.
Get star left-Hander For Sub When
Needed.

0et- otar Left-hanoer ror SUD Wnen
Z Needed.
Syndicate ball Is stamped all over
the Luderus-Foxen deal put through
lby the Chicago Cubs and Phillies, Fri
day. Chubby Charles Murphy and
Charles Taft are said to be the own
jerS Of both Of these National league
tcluba Manager Chance figured that
good southpaw would just about
tighten mp his machine sufficiently to
win the National league flag. Foxen
II . good pitcher. The Quakers are
out of the running. Nothing easier
than to call on the Phillies for deliv-
cry Of Foxen and send them a sub
stitute FIRST sacker In exchange. Kind
of soft for r. Chance. who says he
ioemt know about the deal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01
cAsToRlA
Ior Infants and Childrsn.
n klnd Yeu Have Always esug8
1:s;::::.:::.L1zz;
IF YOUR LIFE is A BUSY

IF YOUR LIFE is A BUSY
ONE
and among busy people, it is
absolutely necessary that you
take little recreation in order to
meet the different conditions that
arise daily. An outing on the
Great Lakes is what you need.
Ask d. & c. Line ticket agents
for particulars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01

If you weigh things care
fully you'll want some of
our clearing Sale bargains.
We won't carry any
goods over and we're max
ing all our summer goods
move now.
$s.85
for some suits that were SIS
and $3.50.
$13.85
for some suits that were
$4,000, $4,000, $500, and
$17.S5
for some suits that were
$4,000, $500 and $500
are three of the prices at
which you can get the big
gest bargains in Mems Suits.
CSC.
for a genuine one-fifty out
ing shirt, coat style, with.
double cuffsin cream, white,
slate, lavender and blue col
ors, size IA to IL
$1.0O
is putting the paper and
string on our colored wash
suits that were $3.50, $I.95
and $3.50.
HATS
We have just opened up our
new fall line of $500 soft
hats and also John b. Stet-
sons stiff and soft hats 4
$3.50 and S.
Get your share of the
good things.
'1f you &c. 1t in schmts a SHREDDER
SCHMuTZ & SHREDDER
COMPANY
ss-ss-b7 FARMER STREET
FORMERLY KNOWN AZ
'i :::.. The Good Luck '-s nm
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-03-17
From A Former Resident.
Tabor, Iowa, March 10, 1917

Tabor, Iowa, March 10, 1910.
Editor Reporter:-May l have a
small space in your paper for word
to my Decatur county friends. We
have been having fine weather here
for the past fifteen days and it makes
us think that dear old summer time
has come. We are living on farm
OF $50 acres and E. B. is going to
put in 10 acres of corn and SO acres
Of oats, and he expects to run the
farm alone. He has got two teams
and has bought Grow pillow.
This is certainly good farming
country for those that want to farm,
and they sure get value received for
their time and labor Wages are
also good. Married men get as high
as $35 and $40 per month, and sin
gle men $25 to $50 per month. Our
produce prices are good: Butter soc,
eggs 25c, corn 60c per bushel, hay
SIS per ton and hogs are selling at
$40 and Sill per hundred Good
mich COWS are all the way from $50
to $50 per head. Well this is enough
on prices.
We live X miles from Tabor
Iowa, a nice college town. We live
near the Wabansa Lake, near the
Nebraska line. Come over and we
will go to the lake and spend the
day fishing.
This may become tiresome to the
readers SO will close.
Mrs. E. B. Campbell.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-03-17
Pottorff, Walter Officer, Theodore
Truitt, Truman Wallace. Pauline AS
berry, Meta Myers, Ferne Estes,
Cameon Hughes.

POttOrt, waiter Ofhcer, theodore
Truitt, Truman Wallace. Pauline AS
berry, Meta Myers, Ferne Estes,
Cameon Hughes.
SOUTH BUILDING.
9Th and 7th Grades-Frances
Boyd, John Gatchell, Theda
hlnds, Marguerite Daughton, Mar
garet Hurst, Reba Parsons, Edith
Parsons, Mabel Weaver, Josephine
Cooler, Edna Gatchell, Winifred
Hamilton, Margaret Johnston, Lucy
Sell, Frances Kentner, Teresa Tullis,
Marian Slade, Vida Hague, Freddie
Epperley, Orville Weaver.
4th and 5th Grades-Eurith Ben
nett, Elizabeth Daughton, Pearle
Evans, Gladys Lutz, Ezra Newman,
Muriel Warnstaff, Harold Wright,
Irving Little, Tracy Bigley, Earl
Dodge, Roy Gunter, Burr Hatch,
Smith, Ellen Pettis.
End and 3rd Grades-May Nc
Kern, Glada Warnstaff, Ruth McEn-
dree, Mort Perks, Martin Cesler
Marjorie Cesler, Helen Gammill,
Gladys Martindale, Ida Kentner
Sarah McKern, Enid Rhoades, James
Hansell, Letha Perks, frankie Slade
Juanita Kinds. Jessie Brenneman.
Primary-Audrey Long, Clarence
Swanson, Clark Smith, Curtis Bigley
Floyd Martindale, Howard Martin
dale, Fair Griffin, Wendell thinner.
man, Ted Smith, Arthur McEndree
Benjamin Van Werden, Clara Fulton
Edgar Epperley, John Griffin, Lyman
Axes, Ruth Hamilton, Vivian Sloan