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composed of set weaklingS, they
should be made to grt out ana Il new
rhmye d'Gfairrs instituted that
will administer justice without fear
or favor and keep tight rem
over the unruiy spirits that have
caused 81 much mischief. This
much ! due the State, which has
shown Il Very liberal spirit toward
thr school.
In this county, We have heard
Of Il Young man who refused t"
brook the insults >hnwerel upon
him and was cruelty beaten hy a
cowardly mob of these >oldierly
gentlemen (??). - severe was his
punishment that the victim of
their harbarous Savagcry had t"
leave the institution and return t"
his home. In the brief time lie
spent there, We understand, he
received forty-two beatingS! This
condition of things should be
no longer tolerated. The Citadel
is wholly dependent upon State
aid and the taxpayers should de-
mand that thorough investigation
be made and the blame fixed
where it belongs.
Better abolish the institution
than allow it to become a train
ing school for gentlemanly toughS
and rowdieS.
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Corn Growing Contests.

We hear lot of bOasting about
big corn yields produced by boys
corn clubs in other counties, no
tably one youth in our neighbOr
county of Florence claiming to
have grown two hundred bushels
of corn on single acre of land.
Superintendent of Education Me-
Cullough is not talking for publica-
tion just yet, but we have it from
unofficial sources that the boys Of
Williamsburg have achieved results
on their prize acres that will make
their 'daddieS'' sit up and take
notice. Then there is DR. Williams
to hear from yet on behalf of
the ''grown-ups'' contest.
The results of both these contests
are awaited with no small degree
of interest.
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Reaching the Top

in any calling of life demands vig-
orous body and keen brain. With
out health there is no success. But
Electric Bitters is the greatest
Health Builder the world has ever
known. 1t compels perfect action of
stomach, liver. kidneys. bowels, pu-
rifles and enriches the blood, tones
and invigorates the whole system
and enables you to stand the wear
and tear of your daily work. AT
ter months of suffering from Kidney
Trouble" writes w NJ Sherman of
Cushing. Me. three bottles Of Eiec-
trio Bitters made me feel like a new
man." soc at VI L Aliens.
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An irate father in Spartanburg
has gone to law against school
teacher for whipping the formers
son. Our observation is that more
teachers should he indicted for not
intlicting corporal punishment than
punished for maintaining disci-
pline. Suppose a few welts or
whales are left on a boys legs
as marks Of punishment? They
will Soon heal up and disappear,
while the scars on the soul of 4
boy or girl attendant on the par
ent's upholding their vicious hab-
it, are ineradicable.
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The noise of the horns and the
ba - drum seems to completely turn
the heads of certain little mig
gers who ought to be taken up
under the vagrant ordinance, any
way. From half dozen to a score
of the little 'vags' line up on the
sidewalk during the free perform
ance and they don't want to
budge an inch for any one To
pass. \ squad of these embryo
criminals and tnughS on the chain
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THIS is A BIG COUNTRY.
One Man Travelled Away Out West AZ
Far rs Boston.

dr - ooStoH.
The ideas of foreigners regarding
the size and characteristics of this
country do not seem to grow less
amusing with age, and the state
ment that in London there are peo-
ple who think New York is a city
of Indians is not so farfetched as
some consider it.
The writer met at Long Branch
last summer and Englishwoman,
and a cultured Englishwoman at
that, who had gone there directly
after landing from a steamer in
New York. Having casually men
toned that l was born in Brooklyn,
she remarked that she had met
some people named Henderson who
lived on Long Island and wondered
if | knew them. | asked in Vat
part of Long Island they live9 I'D
she naively answered, "Ch/ >wn
near the business section,"/
A young Englishman WI >.c cous-
in is in the grain business in this
city came over to see his relative
and also to see something Of the
country. One of the first places
suggested to him was Niagara falls,
and at train time the Englishman
presented himself minus overcoat
and hand bag.
Where's your grip" asked his
cousin.
"Why, can't We run over and see
the falls and get back tonight"
he asked.
On being assured that he could
not he began asking questions re-
garding distances and ended with,
"How big is this state"
When he was told that it was
bigger than the whole of England
there were no fitting words to e1-
press his wonderment.
Another young Englishman came
to New York during a very warm
Indian summer. He spent a week
there and then went on to Canada,
returning to New York in March
to embark for England.
He was asked the inevitable ques-
ton, 'How do you like America !"
His answer was: "It's nawsty
country. 'Arf the year you are
roasted, and the other 'arf you are
up to your waist in snow"
A New Yorker went to Brazil
last year to put in few months on
one of the cattle ranges. One day
young Irishman rode into camp
to see the New Yorker, saying that
he had ridden forty miles to do SO,
as he wished to inquire of him as to
the health of his brother, who left
ireland ten years before and was
settled in New York city. There
was no question in his mind but
that the two would know each
other.
Still ou, foreign cousins are not
so much more vague on these sub
iects than are some natives. For
instance, man in Maine whom l
met last summer told me in the
course of u conversation that he
had ssbeen west as far as Boston"
Boston Herald.
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Hazsng at The Citadel"

We notice in the Charleston
Evening Post that the upper class
men at the Citadel Academy
have 'reSoluted' against hazing
the recruits, or rats, a the
lordly old cadets contemptuously
,dub tie newcomers. Well, from
whar we have heard, it is high
time something were done to put a
stop to the pernicious practice OF
fraGing at this institution. Since
the authorities seem to he unable
or unwilling to check the out
RACES perpetrated upon the inno-
cent victims of brutal sport it is
well thar the cadets themselves
have taken the matter in hand,
for unless something lie done to
propitiate public opinion the IN
stitution is doomed, and that
right speedily.
The step taken by the upper class
men may prove sop to Ger
Derus, but their action would have
been far more effective had they
passed their virtuous resolutions
at the beginning of the term
the very first ay-and nipped in
the bud the cruel and cowardly
maltreating of the new cadets.
Now that they have had their
fun" and caused many of the
large and promising freshman
class to leave the institution in
disgust, their high-hown abstrac-
tions rather SAVIOR of "death-bed
repentance. The hazing season
is pretty well over the first week
or two of the session and the
present upper-classmen can very
cheerfully forego further efforts at
vivisection, whereas by next SeS-
sion an entirely new Set-those
of the present fourth class who
survive the ordeal-will he only too
eager to redress their wrongs on
the next class of 'rats"-accor-
ding to the queer law of COM
pensation that seems to exist at
the Citadcl-to respect any prom
i>es or assurances given by their
tormentorS of the present year.
After all, if discipline is to be
maintained it l. the authorities
who must be looked to to do it,
and not the Student-body, which
is governed by impulse more often
tF,sn by principles Of right or wrong.
If the present management l.
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We welcome to our exchange desk
the Davidson College Magazine, the
first (October) issue of which was
received this week. Among the
editorial staff, by the way, we note
the familiar name of W B Brock
ington, associate business man
avpr -
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On dit the reason so many OF
the smart set of Virginia are fond
of playing bridge whist is that they
are descendants of Poker-hontas.
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STATE AND GENERAL NEWS. /

seems to have toppled over that
tottering monarchy.
Rich Hampson,a a young negro who
insulted a white lady near Heath
Springs. Lancaster county, Saturday
night, was severely whipped by white
men and ordered to leave the State.
South Carolina is said to lead the
South in the output of rough build
ing stone.
Southern baseball fans" are dis
appointed that Lajoie. the Cleveland
phenomenal slab artist, has won out
over Tyrus Cobb. the Georgia
Peach" for the worlds champion
ship. In Sundays game Lajoie got
eight hits out of eight times at bat.
The percentages stood at the close Of
the season: Lajoie 1868; Cobb 1884,
thus the former wins the automobile
offered as a prize to the champion
batter of the two big leagues.
Forest fires near War Road. Min
nesota. are said to have caused the
death of over 800 people andAfour
towns have been swept out of exist
ence by the raging flames. Seventy
five bodies had been recovered up to
Sunday.
Bunk Sherard was hanged last
Friday at Greenville for killing an
officer of the law who interrupted
Sherard and some of his companions
while gambling in the woods. This
is the first legal hanging in Green
vile for seven years.
John A Hafner has been appoint
ed Treasurer of Chester county to
succeed w A Latimer, Jr, resigned.
Darlington county has voted to
issue bonds for building another
railroad to that enterprising town.
The Seaboard Air Line railroad is
to be extended to Florence, the busi-
ness men having made the necessary
guarantee without bond issue be-
ing necessary.
Former President Roosevelt was
in Atlanta last week attending the
Uncle Remus" Memorial Associa-
ton meeting. While there the
doughty Colonel is quoted as saying
that he would run for President if
he believed he could carry single
Southern State.
The California-Atlantic Steamship
Company has decided to make
Charleston terminus, from which
great results in the way of CONNER
cial activity are anticipated.
James Belser was shot and in
stantly killed at Summerton by
"Tricksy" King, both colored. 1t was
Sunday and they were playing a
skin" game, which accounts for the
homicide. The negro murderer is
still at large.
George R Rooster and associates
have applied for a charter for the
News Publishing Company. the capt.
tai stock to be $50, 900, to publish a
morning newspaper in Columbia.
The first issue is expected to be out
by January of the new year.
Lottie Suber, negro woman. was
found on the sidewalk of a street in
the "Tenderloin' district of Column
bia Monday night with her throat
cut from ear to ear. She had been
in a fight with another negress
named Annie Lee Boyd, by whom
she was slain. The Boyd woman has
disappeared.
Governor Charles E Hughes was
sworn in Monday as Associate Justice
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The Portuguese ought to import
a Michi- gander to run their dinky
little near republic.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 10. 1910.

SIN men whom men condemn as i'll,
find 80 much of goodness still:
In men whom MEN pronounce divine,
I find SO much of sin and blot
| hesitate to draw the line
Betweenthe two-where God has not. ,
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Mit 8enamer Nntb
Gntaius 6apf. WeSermptt oem
sylammentooe.

Gin ON iib unbebeutenbes issuer.
ipelhes in Der Wittpo9 Ra6t in benz
Moarnlager b.r Queen gitp Carriage
goobs Co., go. 632 WeIt Driite Ctr,
gum ausbruh tam, ipdre bem 5su.rs
ipebrsgoptain WeDermptt, BON Spris
ten gompanp Ro. /. um Elm 5aar per.
hdnsniBpoa setporben. We3ermott
fiibrte feline Wannihaft burh bds init
bihtem Rauh anssiilIte speite Stods
inert bes 9ebGubes, als sr itplperte uno
in ben Glspatoriha6t itiir5ts. gum
Slid s.lans ss ibm, iih i'm 5allen an
einen Siusbolisn an3utlammeru uuo
feftsubalten, bis er BON anbertn 5euers
iptbrleuien aus isinsr per3rpsifslten Ca
se befrtit iperbtn .onnte. 4m Jube bes
Shahtss finnb elm 6oufen guuhols IN
IifterlobsH 5lammen. unb Capt. Ulc.
Termoit niirbe. fails er Hift serettet
iDoroen pdre, 3rpeif.los isinen 9oo In
ben Jlammeu s,funoen baben. Deter
Simmer, beiIsn pfsrbeitaa iih htnter
bem GtablifIsmsnt Der Queen Gitn
GarFiose goobs go. bsfinoet. entoedie
bas Geuer. sab ben alorm uno brahts
Johann feline pfsroe In Siherbeii. Der
9ranbfnabsn bel6uft ii6 auf ca. $500.
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4erfo nal'TptiseH.

Serr uno 5rdu g biparb Selma,
BON go. 1926 Qe.per Strdbe, bQ6en
gsitsrn cine duf bic Odusr msbrerer
Wonate bsrshnete Guropdreiie onaetres
ten. sic seoentsn in sritsr Ginis ibrer
en9srer Seimdtb gapern sinsn gsiud
a63uItatisn.
Mit aufribtigsm g.bausrn ipiro
namsntli6 in ben Grsiien Der organis
firten arbsit.rihuft bic &unoe psrs
nommen iuerben, oaB 5err 8 oiep B
st. W anogusp bon go. 1243 Warns
aOenus, Priee 6iQ, geitern sinsn
Sdluganfaa erlitt. Der cine polligs
2dbmung Der lin:sn Seit. sur 5pIgs
bate. Ssrr Wtanogue geh0rt isit Ians
gen Sabren benz R.odttiousitdbe oes
Enquirer" or uuo erfrsut iih uamsnt'
lib unter Der 4rbsitsri9aft zines eros
ben 9etarntenz uno iyreunoestreiIss.
bu feline gerufspiIi6tsn Jpn in sriter
2inis in bi.ie Greiie fiibrten. Wie ss
ben 4nfhein bat, bdnbslt es iih rur
um einsn kitteH ShIasdnfdu unb hic
pielsn Sreunoe BEG gati.ntsn boffsn
superFdtIia auf feline baIpiss, O6aige
Gsnsiuns.
Sm 9euti6en 4ltenbein, no CT Iei:
neH 2e5ensa6snb psrbrohts, III seftsrn
Serr s bn 2ebmann i'm qltsr
BON 72 Sabren in bic Gpi9ieit bins
ii6sresI6Iummsrt. Der 5ob bss 9reis
i,s fam ni6t unsrDartst, bsnn, ME
bersits eeItern berihtst, mar Ssrr 2sbs
mann idon felt lGnssrsr 3eit lstDsnb.
Gr seb0rte in friiRrsn Sabren Der
pdpitlihen S6ipeiSergaroe. sur 3eit
pius TX, an unb mar ieit bsm Sabre
1881 bier uuidifis. 0ur6 isin ferns
bsutites Weisu unb ieine psrfonlihe
2iebenspiirbigteit Bat sr iih sinsn
eroben 5rsunosstreis gu srrperben ee-
puBt unb isin abIebsn piro in peiten
3rsiI.n aufrihtis betrausrt peroen.
Di. 9esrbigung finbst am Samitus
Moresn um s llbr BON Der St. Nm
brsips Stride aus itdtt.
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In bos erifs Stodfperf binunter uub
bemsrtte elm aiht TN parIor. Sn bems
feIbsn NugenbIid tpurben bic Ginbres
der a.. i'm oufmeriiam unb sntfloben
burd BITE Giihe in ben 5of, no II. in
Der 1unseIbeit b.rinpanben. g(ls
Serr goroes ben MarIbaG 0rote auT.
rufen ippllte, itsllt, .s lid bsraus, bdb
bic Ginbrshsr bic 3elepbonor1ble
ourGfhnittsn boiten. Sine llnt,rs
Iutung ergab. oab ben Giebeu elm
Yprtsmonnaic nit $3.50 Sn6aIt in be
5dnbe ssfaIlen mar.
Nus einem Neubau 20. 1914
Sulbsrt 9tperue ipurosn 9dnbpertss
serge i'm Werthe bon $50, gigentbum
bes Clarence 8ropn, No. 2s37
Wulbburn apsnue. ssItobtsn.
Sin ur6efann!er Dieb ichlid3 iia
aeitern in bic Shuts Der ct
pollus 0smeinoe an bsr Cd.
Der Spring unb Git II. Strabe
unb snttuenpsts sinen isibsnsn SboIpl
uno einsn Rsg:nIdirm, eigent9um
Der 5dfpeIter 3bereiita, elmer Der Gs6.
rsrinnsn Der 4nitolt.
- Gin Sflsi9oisb psrIhaffte fih
geftsrn 2lbeno 3uaang gu Der Wob.
ming oes 6errn Qoolpb 7siftsr am
5uBe Der Gorbett Strabs uno erbeus
tets SGmudiafen I'm Wertbe De1
500 on.
- Die "a Sabre oft. Regsrin Col
Die Green bon Ro. 322 We1arldno
Strabe puroe geItern pom ben 9e.
heimpoli5iiten aesb unD Dan perbaft.t
uno unter Der Intlags bts alsinbisb.
ftabIs ein9eipsrrt. Die 6efanqene
pirb bon 5rdu W. q. gonsr, go. 3
On 9. Strabs beihuloigt, ibr Sc sn!s
penoet 81 baben.
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1e,.tI6es Nlteubeim.
5Hr oas Jriibjabrsfeit am 5. 5uni
ilno aae yorbersItung.u
getroHen.

Sir bds biesjdbrige 5riibiabrsfsit
bes 8sutI6en Nltenbetm8, ous auf
Sonntag, ben 5. Suni ,anberaumt III
unb tpie ubli6 in ben Qnlagen Der 9lns
iialt dbgebaltsn tpiro, iino bic gor6es
rsitungsn bereits getroiien unb alles
oeutet duf einen glGn5enoen Grfolq bin.
Sn niefem Sinne tpurne in Der aeftern
Radmtttdg unter Dem 9oriiB oes grGs
iioerten @mil aiigemann unp ber Bro
totollfiibrung bss Setretdrs 6. IS. $.
gilbert itatfeebdbten 9prItanosoers
idmmlung pom 8ergnii3ungstommittee
berihtet.
Sine ginlaDung gum proteitantii6en
WdiIenfelt am 22. Wtoi purDe qnqss
nommen unb es puroe bei4loTfen, iih
mad bsitsn arditen oaran gu bstbeilis
gen.
8erfpaItsr 9asobert &ru9 beri6tste,
bab felt Der leBten 8orItanosiisunq
Die fOlgsnben SnfaiIsn geitorben iino:
3arl Shumann, 9ottIieb S6a6er uno
Sobn Gebmann. auf Der arontenliIte
iteRn esgenDGrtig bic ;5nIaIIen code,
Saudi unD Bauer. 9eihente einasn
tpdbrenb bss perflofensn Wonats DON
ben foIgerben 96Hnern ber Qnitult elm,
oenen Der Dant bes 8oritanos ibers
mittelt ipuroe: George Qsel, Qouis
Rotbenberg, Jatob W0rtein, ;Sruu r.
Staps unb 5rau 8. Z. airItetn.
lleber Ginndbmen uno Qusooben
6eri6teten Sdubmsiitsr 8. u. Seiiter
uHO 5tnanafetretdr JObn u. U9eDer
gIeihIauteno pie foIgt: aaTenbeftano
am /. 4pril $3949,09; ginua6men
Ddbreno oss Ulonats $911.1O; Nus
gaben $554.9S; perbIeibt Elm GafIenbez
itano bon $4305.21.
Der prdiioenttn bss Gam.npereins,
5rau J. Dorit, pirp anldBlia oes abz
lebens ibrss Gatten, 6errn oSato6
9orit, i'm Quftraqs bes 8ortanbes
Serr 6. 80. 8. 2iibbert elm aonoolenss
ihreiben ubermittelt.
gls psrmdnente SSni1Fen ipurben bic
folgenoen Probes s5niafeu aufgenoms
men: Ritolaus RoFjt, Grnit Iiber,
giitolaus Sanbbas uuO Goparb Web
9tIs nsues Wtitelieo in ben Qltenbeims
Oerein tpuroe 5err u. e. RoIs opr
Spoe part dufgenommen.
4ls 8sfuhsfpmmittse funqirer
ipdbrenb bes Wonats fir ben 8orItdnt
bic 5errsn Sobn Sttpoab uno Senrt
S0fle unb fir ben 8erein bic 5srrsn
Grnit Rebm uno gbriitiun Retf.
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Grmdblt
8urSe asitsru Raitor 3. 5aupt gum
Fiarrer Der 6p. ct. Y.ters
6nnfinoe.

Die pfarriteus an Der Gp. prot. Ct.
peters 8emeinoe, an Der WcWiten
aOenus uno Tlain Strabe, tit nunmebr
tuieoer beiest. Bie bersits Dor sinigeR
5u9en in oisien Spulten bsrittst, mar
uls bauptidtIititer aanoiDat fir oisic
Steue Serr gaftor 8. Saupt BON 5als
lspanoa, y. y, i'm 5eIos uuo geIegsnts
LID elmer eeitern qbenb ftattgsbabter
ertraperfammIung Der Gsmeinos purs
be 9err PafOr 9aupt einitimmig sr.
DGblt.
aller Wa6riteinli6tsit mad piro
Der neue Seelior9sr fsin amt Uitts
Sunt antreten. 6srr pdftor 5oupt 1T
Al Sabre alt uno bat feline tbeoIoaiIhen
Stubien in 9aisI, in Der Sttpeij, Qbs
iolpirt.
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q EhtTsnadritsteR.

Rep gort, II. mai. 2(ngetoms
men: r4rqenttnu" Don Pulsrmo, r9rGf
WalberIee" DON 6amburg, r4ntonto
2opes" uno rSanuio" BON NeapsI,
,QuFitaniu" BON 2iperpool.
glb8egangen: ga Sopois" nod
5upre, r9remer" nah Bremen, ~unt'
teo Stutes" nuh &open6dgen
Sputbump 0 II. anget,: raorts
attic" BON gtep Yort.
Ibges.: s9eutidlano" naa Rs:p
Dort.
Reapel. grgs:.: rllltuniu' puu
Rep gprt.
gbosg,: r0uca Gi @snOsa" mad
Nstp gort.
2ioerpool. glnget.: rGaru1aA
mia" BON Rsp gprt, r3eeIano" Don
Bottom.
9tbgeg.: rQate g2anttOba" uaa
Wpntreal.
2onoon. Qbges.: rMuuHt
Rppul" nab MpntreaI.
. II o II. Nn9ef.: s99mrlc DON
2iberppoI.
9enuu. 4uget.: rgurppu" Don
Sem Yort.
SABRE. 4uget.: r2a lorraine"
bon Reip gort.
M urfeille. abgg.: nUaabons
no" nah Istp gort.
antperper. 4bses.: r2ate
MihigaH" nucb Quebec.
Gueenstppn. Qbgss.: rRes
rion" nah gbilaoelpbia, rMaieitic"
rah Retp 0prt.
galermo. Ibgss.: .principt
Ti qiemunte" na9 Rep Yort.
M an udeiter. gbeeg.: .Galebo.
uian" nah Bottom.
9lpmoutb. Qneet.: ,9eorge
DufbingtDn" bon Retp gort, nad gre.
men beftimrt.
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See Cream sifd: 5rl. areisnbrint.
Sn Der aiife ipalteten bic Grausn
go. Reuter unb 3. 6auenfhiIb.
yse6emssefdGrfide 2srano-
ipu,toen.
@aserploiion i'm GIiiabstb Gamble
TiafpniHensSeim.

SIN benz GliIdtetb Gamble 0infos
nifsn6eim, Ro. 1929 DeslcD apsnue,
sreisnets fidh geitern Ranmittdg Elm
lnfan. pel9er unter ben 3nTdIIinnsn
eeosuterbe Nufre9ung bsroorrief. DE
% Sabre alte Ne9erin 8lan6e Mo1s
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DE ais aodin in Der 4nitolt tbdiia
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cine Grploiion erfoigte. Die alsioer
Der Trau gerietbsn in grdnb unb in
ndhiten 2(ugsnblif itdnb bic gsoaus
ernsperte bon aopf 3u SUB in 5lams
men. Warp Sobnfon, cine Regerin Don
go. ST 5optins Strobe, befdnb Iidl
CUR 3eit ebenfd[ls in Der auhe uno
psriu6te lire Waitar6eitsrin gu rst.sn,
nobel lie iich ielbit idlimme grano@
tuunoen an ben Qrmsn uno i'm Geii9.
3usog. Die 5iIfsrufe Der beiosn
ssrauen brdhten anbsre Qngeits[te 3ur
Stelle, oenen ss ihlieBlih aelang, Die
5idmmsn Al eritiden. Qeioer bdtte iss
bod 8ldnGe Wonroe btreits berartice
granopunoen erlittsn. tpelfs jeoers
fdlls ihren 3ob herbeifibren tperoer.
Die beioeu 8erungludtsn tpurbsn in
Der QutomobiIza ambulan3 nah BEN
itdbttf6en Soipitul ssbraht, no Der
3uitano Der Wonroe fir duBerit sss
benilif befunben tpuros. Ger uniou
tpuroe bur6 Elm 2ed in Der 2eitunass
robre, lpelhs ben Gasoisn Ipeiit, 5ers
beissfiihrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13
llnoeridlamter Negsr.

Der 9rotsrpbsitser Sarrp GepIer,
Ro. 629 0eit Court Strabs, itanD ges
itern 4beno Dor ieinem 2dben, aIs Elm
balbpiihIiser Regsr porbeitum ure i'm
anultte. 2lls CT ouf ben unperihGmten
8urihen suidritt, um ibn gu siihtigen,
5og oerielbe Elm Wiefer uHb brahte
ibm cine Sdnittrunoe i'm 8eiitt bel.
Der Wsfsrbelo srsriff bic Jlu6t uno
snttam. a.plsr g1b Der polisei cine Be-
i4reibuus isines 4usreifsrs.
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Wdbrenh Der arbeit perunaIiidt

mm. yine, 48 SABRE aft, elm Baus
fhreiner bon go. 1043 Wounb Ctr,
perlor s.fiern Rodmittas tpdbrsnb Der
arbeit duf benz 0che oes 6duies Ro.
1854 gosart aDenue, fem Glfi6aes
ipidt unb fiel topfiiber su grbe binab.
CT 5os iih einen 5hdbelbru9 unb ans
bere fhtDere gtrltsunsen su unb
ipurbe in pdtroltpdsen s mad benz
iHbif6en 6ofpiiaI gebrant. G<in gu.
,Honh Gilt fiir bebensIt&
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Iienie bes Seutid.Geiterrsid)iiden
lInteritaBnngs.gereins.

am Sonntag, bsm 15. Woi,
oeranitdltet Der Seutit Ssit.rrei6i,
acknowledgement in 2obmann's
part m Satlsp elm picnic, bas obne
Jrase sinen sldnssnoen 9srIauf neb>
men tpirb. Die 5errsu pom f.itgebens
ben 8erein iiub als li.6enstpiirbig.
8eieai6aftsr auf bas UortbeiIbdfteits
beiannt unb bem Sommittee oeb5rsn
bic riibrisften Wsitglieber bss 8sr.ins
on. Inter oieien umftdnben tam Der
Grfds uiht ausblsiben unb bic Jsits
sdfte rperben obne 5rase ssnubreife
Stunben perleben.