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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

The Bulletin today presents the views Of citizens Of
Hawaii in all walks Of life who declare their opposition to
The enactment Of prohibition law for the Territory
They give their reasons for their opposition They re-
preventative Of practically every line Of industrial activity, and all
citizens of recognized standing in The community
They against the propaganda because they know will be
against the best interests of the country The welfare OF the people, and
would not possess The saving OF obtaining that which lis ad
cafes DESIRE "a ~ adst
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
v. Il. M'!NERNY

Il Army believe that It deyolves
upon the people Of Hawaii to resent
the manner in which this question Of
prohibition and the pleblsclte has
been forced upon them by Mr.. Wool.
ley. We have had three recent ex'
,nnples OF secrecy and efforts to solve
aa1pi rue r'0~s without the knowl
olyo OF the general public and It Is
Live that the people of the Territory
arose IN body and resented the
methods that typifed Woolleys at
iWp, to practically steal the birth
light of thu Hawaiian people to gov
un themselves. This was done and
IN a manner nothing less than scound
oily.
II now deyOlyes upon the citizens
OF The Territory to show that they re
.ur these methods to rob them of the
liEhts Of citizenship"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

the REGISTERED voters IN any precinct,
by expressing thaiT protest In rssulsr
form, can prevent saloon from be
Ing placed IN their midst and their
protest Is abGolute " mandatory upon
tn" Board when tho renewal of the
liccusc comes up for consideration.
~ The majority Of the registered
voters In precinct protest that Coun-
ty License Commission is without dis.
erection for the law states that the
Board "shall' refuse the Reinsurance
and no evidence of improper conduct
of the place is required.
THE fact that a majority of the
registered voters in the precinct do
not want the saloon Is enough and is
absolutely final"
IAN illustration Of this local option
clause is presented in the case Of
Ishahara OF Waialua. A majority Of
the voters in his precinct objected
and the Board refused the japanese
license. II was mandatory to refuse
the license.
The closing of all saloons could
no obtained under the present law II
the sentiment of the community Is
favorable. The saloons on the island
Of Kauai have been closed and II can
be done in other parts of the Terri.
tory II the people want Il.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
GEO. H. FAIR||ClHILD

Territorlan Senator from Kauai
and manager Makee Sugar Co.
"tNiai ia satisfied with The existing
}y.N ~anl in ny opinion tn re is no
reason lup change The adminlstra.
lion o! the law is in the hands of the
PEOPLE AID gives the license boards
wide power and discretion. something
that Is surely desirable by local con.
dltiOns.
81 feel that the great majority Of
the voters In the county will uphold
the present law. It has proven work.
able and efficient.
'If there is a local sentiment favor.
ing prohibition in any county Of the
Territory how would II be possible
TO obtain It with more effectiveness
than under the operation of the exist
Ing law?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

on that opinion az the last regular
session OF the legislature. If II is
to be improved o, there is a strong
sentiment requiring a change. let
10 al option feature he incoEpo~ ated
In II.
"A prohibition iaw in a dist let
that was not sUrpogJed b. the pso-
pie The IA but WINS due to yost
case in Uthe .lr' OF the Territ0r'
.wou d,4esuit in perjury. evasion and
connected evils.
81 have strong doubts of prob.
bltion legislation on the Territory
as regards the proper enforcement
of the law.
'If any changes are TO be made.
allow the people in each precinct to
express their opinion as to whether
a saloon is to be placed In their
midst or not.
That much believe in. but to
put blanket prohibition law on the
Territory as a whole and have II ap-
ply in districts where the sentiment
OF the people would not support It,,
wou be essentially wrong and
would lead 20 abuses against the
best irteresi Of the country"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
A. y. TAVARES

about two hundred families plant.
grape vines and furnish this company
with grapes. Should prohibition
pass. two hundred farmers will be
ruined pnd forced to go to the plan
titions for living.
These people purchased their lit
tic farms and built their homes on
them on the strength OF the law ex.
Cmpting grape lands from taxation;
Tut all their hard earnings into the
business to be now ruined by prohi-
bltion."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

Prohibition is a mistake for this
country and will hurt our prosperity
The present liquor law Is good one
and is entitled TO the support of the
people. Let them have higher license
n they want It, In my opinion, pro
.hibition is wrong.
Tourists do not want to be tied
Town by any such piece of legislation
20 prohibition law They won't
come and that's all there is to It."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
GEN. EDW. DAVIS

Formerly in command at Camp Nc
Klnley. Diamond Head.
when in military command here.
the closing of the canteen produced
cwipe shops in the bushes around
Diamond Head and great amount
Of drunkenness resulted.
"A prohibltory law In the Islands
would be followed by a greatly in
creased number Of swipc shops. as
there are certain men who will have
liquor under any circumstances.
Under the present law II proper
ly enforced, discipline would be bet.
ter maintained than under a prohib.
tory law"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
JAS. |. M'LEAN

- remember that when there was
prohibition directed against the Ha.
waiians our company suffered severe
ly through members of the crews fail
ing to appear on sailing days, being
0f in some blind pig, where they
ulde the most OF the opportunity.
Many tlmec the boats put 10 sea with
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

Americas greatest enemy is the
man who doesn't take enough inter
est in public affairs to go out and
vote. See that you register your
vote against Prohibition and its
threat OF a labor crisis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

of the liquor business in the hands
of such men as now constitute the
Board of License Commissioners
than to turn II over into the hands of
Mr.. Woolley, r
81 believe that the existing law is
entitled to support and is to be pre-
ferred to the enactment of prohi-
bition statute by the Legislature"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
J. X. GJERDRUM

'1 believe that the passing Of a
prohibition law would have a most
decided effect on the plantation. The
japanese laborer wants his beer, his
sake or his, wine and he Is not going
to get along without It, If he Is pre-
vented from getting 1t, general dis
satisfaction among the plantation la
borers is bound to follow"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
C.CHILLiNGWORTH

81 don't think that a prohibition
law would benefit either Hawa.ians
or any other people in Hawaii, said
Senator &C. r, Chili.ngwJrth yes'er
day afternoon.
with the preaen, liquor law ~
license can be &. nted II property
holders near the site object. The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
]. D. M'INERNy

prohibition does not stop the sale
of liquor.
THE liquor business should BE- reg.
ulated well, but prohibition is not
the cure.
~ prohibition law would turn many
houses into liquor dispensaries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
ALFRED |. CASTLE

"The existing liquor law Is entitled
to support and is to be preferred to
the enactment of prohibition stat.
ute by the Legislature of the Terri.
tory.
The present should not be cast
aside for a prohibition law.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
FRED. |. WALDROh

"The present liquor law is the bsst
that could possibly be devised for
the regulation of the liquor traffic In
Hawaii.
1T Is safer TO leave the regulation
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
CARLOS LONG

THE local option feature is partlc.
ularly strong says Liquor License
Commissioners Long of the present
law 1T provides that majority of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
JOHN {. LANE

n ! thought a prohibition low
was COINS tr save ihe liawaiians
Irm the ryiis'u drink, you may be
sure that / would support II. do
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
Woolley Law Would
Ruin Tourist Business
Archibald Young and c. c. Won Hamm
Show What Law Would Do
v. 0. smith

my attitude is along the lines
of progressive control Of the liquor
traffc. believe that the existing
law is a good one and | defended IL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
CECIL BROWN

Prohibition Is ranatlcism. An at
tempt Is made TO show that condi,
lions are bad They are not. The
liquor business Is under good control.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
M. P. ROBINSON

so far as am concerned, think
the prohibition movement for these
! Sands and our people generally Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
A. A. YOUNG

Ncth 1g mere will BE- done in re
gard to building additions to the
woqna ETote until the result of this
prohibition agitation Is decided.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16
Citizens Speak for
Liberty Of People
Temperance In Legs alton Is Platform of
Representative Men of Hawaii
JOSEPH ]. fern

81 am opposed to prohibition. II
would mean prohibition for n few and
not for all.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-16

VOU know I am not teetotaler and
i not prohibitionist, and I certainly
want no laws which work along race
lines. The day for that in Hawaii is pau.
Letter to John G.. Lane
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
7leiiae Yoliseinahribten

- lem 6enrp RerI.r, einsm Gars
nsr bon Grittenoen, an. ipuroe ees
fern ouf Rm 5auptbabnbofe cine
Reiietaidbe NIT alsibunssiiiiden etc.
eHtipenbtt.
- Gin Shleiho:eb Ita6l in Der
Somftag Rahi aus Der Wo5nung Der
Beatrice 5oufion. SIT Nkit 7. Ctr,
Elm aleib etc.. i'm Werth. BON $500.
sbos. Scott. 80 Sabre aIt, bon
No. 518 Gsors. Strabs. ipurbe gss
fern Qahmitiog pdbrsnb zines Worts
pshiels an Der Georse nnb Soba
Strabe BON ieinem gesner. beiien
Rnmen CT iif an3useben fpeistrt, in
bic rthte Shiu.sr aeftpfkn. Der
Weferbeib befperiiisnigte feline syluhi.
ndbreHb Scott In patroltpassn l
nnh bem 6oipital sebrnht ipurbe.
Auberbem tpuros stgen Scott bic ans
iIase Des unoroeniIi6en Henshmsns
erbcbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
y q r I M G II.

6err Iapib 7Fipe, 728 Sturess
abenus, tpurbe aeitern Worgen bsIpubts
log, aus elmer Stirnnunoe bluteno, i'm
9stt aufgeIunbsn. Or. 9illsspte, bon
Wpoming, risf ibn Ing 8etpuBtIein 5us
rid uno bonH ersdblte sr, oaB CT
SamItag 4benb segsn nsun 1br, BON
einem Gefhdftsgange aus Wpomins
5uriidtebrsno, BON einsm Reger ourh
Stsintpiirfs attadirt porbsn isi. gDeis
tsrsr Gin3slbeiien fam sr iid niht ers
innern. glutbebedt fano CT lid in
feline WObnung 5uriid. uno ou leins
Jamilis abtpeieno mar, erfuhr 9tie.
mduo sttpas bon benz 8orfau, biz Wm.
5ibe, Der 8ruosr bes 8erlssten. ibn
9eitern beiuhen fam. Gr ipcr iibers
raIAt, glut ouf zen 5repper 3u feb:n,
uno gIaubts 3undhit, als er ieinen
blutbso:dtsn, ihlafenben gruoer ers
bIidte, sr lei tobt. RAD i.inen gertdt
nuroe Jipe pisoerum bepubtlos. Der
4rat tonitatiris einen SdGpslbrut
unb bdlt rem 3uituno oes 8erlsBten fir
trttif6. DAP Elm Raubanfafl uorliest,
benefit bas 5ehlen BON llbr. Rs!ts uno
Don $40. ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
9icnic Der Sramer ltn.om.
5m WanFnt.an Earf geitaltste Is
iidl 10 einem Impo auten go.iss
syeIi.

Gin narsr 6immel 6rtngt 8dite unb
beitere Gaune. Gls srfubr aud geitern
bic 8rarer Gotal Union Jlo. II BEL Der
Seier ihres piesidhrigsn gicrits i'm
Ihongelgentn, BON ben 6luthen bes
Sbio beIpiiIter manhdttan part.
Der trsite gIaB fpar 10 poll, lpis sr nur
irgenb iein tonnte, mas ia 6si Der Be
beutuna uno benz Mnieben Der 8eretni.
aiing niht METER Bunber nehmer
tdnn.
2dblreite Gprporationen gaben rem
Gaitgebsrn ihre Sbmpdtbie ourh polls
3dhliges Griheinen tuno; eeitlofen
riidten iie untsr Dem 9ordntritt Der
Sung'Ihen aapelIe in ben 9artsu Elm,
no ibnsn bon benz Gmpfdnqstcmmitiss
unter Der 2siturg beE 6errn aummer
ieoesmnl bas osbl6rsnbs Wi(ltommen
eeboteH tpur0e. Die Beer Drioer
Union 30. It's, Bottle Beer 9ripsr
Union go. 1879, Der gdDeriite Inter
itiiBunssDersiu, Der Serfpegh Wdnners
dor. Der Clifton 6eigbts 9eIaugpsrsin,
Der Wsbasr 4rbeiter lluierftiisuH9ss
perein unb Der Sdipei1sr Wdnnerhor
srifiensn in iiartsn 9erbGn0.n duf
bsm glan unb aud bonn Teutihen
Qaubfpebrnerein uno bonn Tsutih.H
WlilitGr unterTtiisunsgpersiu tporsn
mehrere MitgIisber anlpeIenb.
8a Der Simmel lahts, freutsn iia
bic WsnIhen audi, unb iiber bic Qbs
tpeienbeit zines guter DurItes, oer ooh
Bel einsm gisr6rauersg gieuic io5uIag.n
Die dIlersrfs 6auptrollt gu ipisIen Der.
pflihtet 1T, tonnte sbenfalls teine aln=
ae srbcben tpsrben. 60 itanben uno
iGBen benn bic tpuderen grduersleute
nit ibren 8dittn an ben burtia BE-
bisnten Bars uno Eiihen unb bemons
itrirten db oculos. oaB lie niht nur an
Der 5ertelung, ionoeru aud on Ter
8ertilgunq oes sbl.n RaFss bstb.iligt
5u lsin tpiini6en. Siter Elm gstpeis
fir bic 9iite besIelbsn.
get sinsm gutsn 5runt lit aud bic
gemiitblihtsit Elm isltsn psrmiBter
6aft. unb 10 6,rrfdte benn sitel 2uit
unb fSrsunos. tpobin oas 4use blidte.
Gs febIte ebsn an nitts. in 10 polltom.
mensr Wsiis bate bos arrangements
tommiite., aus ben 6srren Summer,
golnot, gaslsr, SteiIer, Wsbliug,
SIbner, grpsBlsr uno gnftpsrser bette.
benb, isin. umfaf.nben9O situnssn
getrofisn.
Grft 5u ipdt.r Qbsnbitunbe tr.nnt.
man iib nit osm 9.nuBtisin, netts
uuo oergniist. Stunben bort orauBen
unter ben griinen goumen bes WlaHs
baiton BAR. perbrabt gu babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
Eorboenfidje Sd)iiseu.

Die resslmdbies WsriommlunS Der
RprbbsutItNn Saiissn Gsi.llihoft,
,p,lne aeftsrn Ra6mittas in Der 0ers
sinshal.. 90. 1929 iSrtsman 4Denus,
nni,r o.m gorfiB pss prdiibenttn o.
Tenina itoiifanb, mar gut xiuht. Ses
frsidr N. gid iiibrts oas prototou.
Ginlabunsen gu b.m am Sonntos,
Z. auguit. i'm 5isbIano Groos. iiotts
fiuonben 5hibenf.It unb picnie Der
GeutThen ghissns.isnI daft. fotpie 81
Nm an bemIslben 5ase IN Sdbsrs
fiumpf's Gdrisn ftatifinbenbsn pienie
bes 8nrbaroHa lintsritiisunss.D
tpurben perlsf.n uno bantsnS dns.s
nonMen.
Als neues Tsitslitb tpuroe Der 0rcs
eer unb Dirtb g. aurrs, bon 0o. 52S
OF s. Girabe, in ben 8ersin oufats
npmmen. Sur 4ufnobme porgsIhlag.a
fpurOsn 9<nrp 6utteH uno absoo. o.
Re6nge.
GS irurbe einliimmis tefdlcfsn, Fh
an ber Gsutf1en.1 1assJsier am 4.
E<pttmber In Gbtitsr pars in Gcrpors
js tsttslissu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Die d 10 arse Jrou i'm gburs
lottenbur9er Shloi1e. Wie on oen
Sob 10 bieIsr anoerer FiirTtliten Yers
f0nIihteitcn tniipFt Iih aud an Das
0ohinihsioen Der SOnigir 2uife i'm
Suli 1910 Elm qebeimniBDouer 8orfall,
Der oon Der abereldubiI6en SoTgeIellz
I6oft dls Elm ubernatiirti6es 8pr3eie
9en oes nahen Spoes Der GDniqin Gez
peutet puroe. PIN IA. oSuli, a!Io flint
Gage Dor Quiiens 4blebeu, tpar Der
$1of in N6peienbsit bss a0nigs babel,
ben 5hce i'm 9artsnidIon bes Chariot
tsnburQer Bdrtes ein3unebn1eu, ais
cine in tisfiter 1rauertIstoung gsHiillts
Srau pI0BIth, obne ouB Elm 2dtdi Iie
bate tommeu Iebeu, Dor Der 8lo stbiire
oes Sulpns itanb uub ith gum Gin
tretsn anI6itte. Dem General h.
a0teriB, Der dufftanb, um fte nu3 III
rem Berlangen 5u fragen, erDtoerte tie,
oaB lie oem S0ntg cine iiberaus pida
iige Wiittbeilung gu maheH babe. Bon
p. 9oterig, Der Iib erbietet, ibr 9Gnlies
oen Dem aDntg bor3utragen, Inn tbrc
Wiinfds bsfragt, beitebt tie baruuf,
ben Wonorhen psrloulid su Ipreteu,
0as lie mit3utbsilen babe, Iei in orej
Bortsn gsiogt Wtar oeutet auf ben
Gronprinssn unb iaqt, CT iei Der a0.
uia. fporauf lie errpioert. 1ie niiTe febr
gut, oaB oies niht pabr FI. Bdb;
rsno oQriiber nod bin unn Rreereoe
piro. grsift Der SronprinS IN Der Dor
ibm bslisbteu itsr3snben Irt in boi
8eiprGh elm. srbdlt dber ihroffe 9or
fuiirfe bon ibr, ,oaB er Tie uufh idIin be:
bdnbls. @lei6 barauf ruff ne: rMur
tommt Der &onig!". uuo ri6tig trit
audi eintge 4uasnblite lpGtsr 7rieorid
Wilbelm, oensn Naheu Memo no as'
bort, in ben SdaI. gls man ibm mel.
bet, baB bic frsmbeJrau bsbaupts. i'm
nit tpenigsn Worten cine Nuosleqen
belt BON hOdbitsr Bi6ttateit. ober aud
uur ibm oqein insen 81 poIeu, tpiri
Der aonie drserlid,. Sic IoLIe osheu
dummies 3sue noue er nift bGren
Sci es ettpas 8erniinftiees, 10 Ions II
.s fret Iaeen. lei IS 9ettelsi, 10 fperb
Tc 8eIo erbalteu." Die 'sruu bette 3
nodmuls oarauf, nur ibm cine 5at
BON hohfter Widtigteit mittbeilen n
pollsn, GeIo brauhe II. ntd1t. yortgs
tpieien, briht fie in ni. Worte aus
.Run! id peroe seben, neil Der HOutI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
g,aioieit bee gieoerfrans.

4m iommenben Gonutas. ben Z.
Queuit, perdnitalt,t bergircinnati 2is.
bertran3 in benz 10 maleriih selssen.u
6umboIbt part Elm WaIbf.it. Die
Ssrren bonn 9ergniigungs.ummittst
fperocn niGlts ungetban lniien. Inn ben
,seItgditen einen oergniigten 3ag gu
bereitcn uno oos 5eii miro iih obne
s5rage in Der Geiie piiroie ben irii.
beren 8eranitaItungen bes Cincinnati
2ieoerfrons anreiben. lie gemein'
ihaitIidle 4biobrt erfoIgt Inn neun
llbr Roreens per Strobenbobn BON
Der Garrel SiraBe aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Der gar6arpFo llnterit. .8erein Ia
bet Wlitgliebsr uno 5rellnoe 5u feinem
10. Gtiftungsfeit Elm, bas am Conn
tag, 7. 4uguit, our1 Elm Yicnic in 6a.
beritumpf's Garten duf grice 5ill be-
gangsn rperben Ioa. 9as nit Den Boz
bereitung:n betraute aommittee bat cie
2lrrdngsnlsnts in better Weiie eetroffsn
uno IteIt dllen 5heilnebmern einsa
pergnIgtsn Dag in Qusfint. lin bas
5nt:rsfIe am Ssit 5u srbO6en, 1T elm
grsis bon So geitiFtst porDen, DeHsn
Srperbsr burh oas Coos entIhieoen
trerben IoQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
Tie ariegsgeianaene.

Die 2tHotiation Der ari.ssssfdnses
nsu i'm giirs:ririege bonn iuolihen
Sbio uno bon ssntudp bate ssltern
Rofmittaa i'm Wemorialgsbduoe i5re
idbrlife Reunion. Die Tbeilnubm.
rar ituat. senn bic 9.i.nibuft bat
iiberbaupt nitt pisls waitsli.b.r unb
fsrHer Iino i'm oersansenen Sabre
isds gum lssten appeII ubseeanssn.
Commander Gdrtlanb Smitb, Der bic
Gsfhide Der ejeielifaft i'm obgslaufes
nen Sabr gsIeitet, belt cine e.fiihts
noll. aniprate, nit Der sr isin am!
nito.rIsste. fameras grnTt Vi,bera
mann soate bem ausihsioenoen Cons
m1nber eineH ehreuo:n Sribut. On
feline St.lle purse S.ephen Grams ees
nablt unn gum Yi;e COMMANDER
Shomos 2ittleiohn BON Wibbl.topn.
2luf bic S.rrsH Grnit Risb.rmunn uno
iyrant ginteriou iiel oas 4mt oes
Gu1rtiermeilters relp. bes aoiutdnien.
gu TeIeqaisn sum Rational ercomps
rnent, bas in 4tlantic gitp i'm Wonai
September itatifinnst, nurbsu ess
nGhIt: golp. RcGaulep. Wliool.topn;
u. .. Stridlnno. 2sbanon; Rober.
Waflace. Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

Wonat Bel einsm 5an3oereniigsn ere
moroet purbe unb Iis befanbsn iid
duf benz Wege naf benz gerited Ger
WtOroer, ols lie aus bem 6tuterhalt
angegriffsn nurb.n. Die Sharf>
f6iiBen BON Brownsville iirD na4
benz 16atort Der 56iebsrei bsoroer!
tporoen.
& ongreBub ubgeorbnstsrg.G s. 8.
Itrrelt geforben.
Ratid. MaF., 81. SuIi. Del
aongrebdbesorbnete Ghdrles 8. Strs
ref, Der 9ertreter beg pierten 9tItritts
bon Maifd6uietts, iit dm SonntaJ
ploBlih elmer @ebirnblutung srl:g:n.
Der 8erftorbsne mar 65 Sabre aft.
Streit nit t0btfi6em
ausgdug.
2ertngton, ap,. 81, 5uIi. Sa@
ion Walter 8entlep, Elm 68jdbriger
Wunn. erIhob am Sonntag ben AZ
Sabre alien Rogsr 6onfon prper ouf
offener Strabe. gentIep purDe
gI.iffdqs 3peimot oetroffen unb t0ots
lih oerpunoet. Die geioen pdrsn
iiber sine perbdItniBmGbig gerinqFiigis
&c angsEsgenbeit in Strsit gsratbsn.
glutt1at ber ga 6treittr.
pabueab, 3p., 81. SuIi. 0or
Ndhtreiterr tpurbs ON Sorntdq 9om
Cooper, Elm 8erpdnbtsr BON UfiIton
SIiDer. Dem 5aupt'sugen oes Stau=
tes in ben Qadtrsiterpro8eFen, bic i'm
SerbIt aur 8srbdnolun9 tommer iolz
len, .rIhoiI.n. Dr.i Der angsblitsn
Weu6.ImOroer bsfiuben ii6 in 5aft.
Gifenbabnz unglud.
4ugufa, 60, 81. SuIi. Gin
pdFogier5ug Der gbatIsiton & W'z
tern Carolina R. R. rannts bel Woo0z
lapR am Sonntug Qknb in cine brer>
nenbe Bride, mas cine p0Qtqe 3erit6s
rung bes 3uges CUR J0lee bate. 0da
grldennert CAB mad. als Der 3ug
barber fpeofu6r uno Isbt-rer itiirate
in ben oaruntsr liegsnben Bad. 1i'
Ddggons gsrietbsn in 8rano UNI
iuurben polIitdnoig 3sritort. QOtomctio-
| fiihrer 5aplor unb 6siser Dunbar
tpelde unter BEN 9enbsr etnqstIsmmt
fpurben, psrbrdnnteu b:i IsbsnoigeH
2eibe. Rur tpentge Der pafasiere muir:
ben I.itt perIeBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01

I'm Der Briuattlogeidde ,Shutot
ni0er Mlilller ltehen Ilt) SlpeI rruher
ena befreimoete Manner. Der GeltII'
loteur Stuiot uro Der aorrmann
gtiluer, ais itreiteuoe IorteIeH &C.
geriiber.
aIui Die ,frage, ob er lid) id)uIolg
betenne. ben RripatfIager ourh oIc
gehauotlma. err habe beIn 1tat1plel
denroaelt. bcIeiotlt 3u baben, ertlnrt
Der glugefIogte 9PiilIer: ngr hat lc,
moaclt. aber ieite. GobeE bIeIbe 1d.
Gorl.; Isle bod wuroe oenn &C.
ipielt? ..
9lngefl.: lin ian3e 4Ienr!8e nit
sfIdi uno Sd)leberar't.
8ori.: IS uuroe aIio 5lcrnIlh bod
oeipteIt. I'm 10 ifperer muBte 'td
Der 8ripatfldger ourt Die ge6td]tl'
anna er babe beun Spjel betrcgen
in ietner Ghre aefrGnft fiihien. sic
fperoen nun aud, 5u 5cluelien boben.
BAR Serr Sdlnlot betrogen bot.
Gnaetl.: 8ir batteu 8um ShIuB
nod, Srei Runoen augelagt un0 IN
oieien neun S5pielen bat Shmiot nIdt
neniaer ais 3 8ranos nit 4 gSen5elu
ieipieIt uno aud leluonnen uno 3mor
jeeesmol, nachoem er ielblt Storte ge.
oeben bate. Nftr lit oabet aufIefni.
len. SAB er 6ie aarten aui cine lon5
eiaentbilmIihe art miidte. Gte Sun.
aen loaen, ndd)bem er ielnt'dlt bate.
INNER unten. gr lieB oanu slpar 5un
Ghein abheben, ieete aber Die aorten
mieber suiomuen, oaB Die pier Sum
oen uuten Iieaen blieber. Ia Der
anrtenaeber bie Iesten Sarteu er"
bolt. blieben INN alio bic bier 8en5el,
Or tonnte breimaI 9rano ipielen uno
oepann ooourh ouf betriieeriite art
aeaen 4 Narf. Sd babe beantragt,
Germ greitmGtm. Der CT lenem