davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-11-05

Sheriff Smith busily engaged in
distributing the election supplies to
che different precincts.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-11-05

Mrs. sthrine ~ Burke aud Miss
Pritchett, teachers of the Phoebe
schools, left last Saturday for, Cold
| field TO attend the state institute.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-11-05

Mrs. Licht, daughter of John Shier
was up from CaIionte thh week and
atssadsa 1Es C0nnssus1a1 aub IaII.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-11-05


worAing this famous old Raymond &
n4y Ground which In former days
gave up fortunes even when ore
aad TO be hauled over a hundred
miles by wagon to the nearest
rairoad point. The starting Of oper-
ATOMS heie means that many other
properties In Pioche district win at
once take heart and begin showing
NE once more. and presently Phoebe
gives promise Of being one OF the
nsavlesi shippers Of silver-lead ores
N the intermountain country.
lust before leaving New York Mr..
Wooiies sent out to the stockholders
letter. which speaks for itself:
"OOLLEY'S CONVINCING LETTER
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
And Remember


That we are living in land Of health and plenty.
That we living in pro gressve age and with cond-
tons different today from what they were in the past
That ISLANDS are rapidly becoming Americanized and
down-to-date methods are being Wacticed everywhere.
That our diversified agricultural possibilities are better TO-
day than they have ever heen. -l. 49, $50
That our industrial and manufacturing interests present
international opportunities. .,.s, 49,. o. SCI.
That our climatic conditions are the best and most
hea|thfu in the world. c g. lre tpe bes, ID tao
That the worlds greatest travellers have ndorsed our
Islands and our city as the most beautiful they have. ever
seen, and that Hawaii the ideal Home Land OF the Amer
lean people,. Ks j +, r,n.t Nm
That military and naval developments are unparalleled
in the history Of the United States. $500 Qar.
That the War Department will make Honouu the pay sta
ton Of the Pacific s4,t ,lels, -.
That the T. NJ C. A. Carne gle Library Million Dollar Post
Office New Churches, American Schools and other public
and private buildings under construction all EVIL
denees OF big American city. OK
That increased and improved transportation facilities
will develop and evotonze the trade of the Pacific and
peheW honou'u ~ no uncertain Way.t so and
That the Panama Canal will make Honolulu the divisional
point tor the commerce OF the world, the port OF call t
every steamship that crosses the Pacific and the desired
Mecca Of every traveller 30 :, iesyod
That have more wealth than any city Of like size in
the United States or Europe. 20 Jp&al
That we can just as easily get ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND residents IN Honolulu by the year 1915 as It pos
sbe for other cities that have ten times that population
and only onefolrh OF the territory tributary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17

uf uhwdpmeh
Heyar nHba
all dh rant
Jay yet eOayHm
ha p Noe
ian Too rio nj hop@o Mrmb eNAdH @enauWh hkm .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-17
Everybody to join our Club and work for it.
nOlulu.
Everybody to sign Of Applications and carry out
the obligations therein contain ed. ~

"
Everybody to furnish wit the and addresses Of
their friends, relatives and quaintances living on the
mainland who might be Undue ed to come to Honolulu
u'tr
Everybody to stop their pessimistic argument about our
agricultural and industrial opportunities being limited and
that this is no place to live or make money.
Everybody to cease saying that climate is hot, ene
waiting and unheathul-a statement absolutely false
t8r ~ "a
Everybody to wake up exercise themselves and get the
benefit Of this Paradise tAt
beet, 81 pS hy}a,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
perionai'Votisen

6err Sermann RQbius lit
BON Ieiner ReiIe nuh Sii6omingo,
Ctla., suriidgstebrt. 5srr RabIus
iibernabm bic SteQe nls Qgsnt fir Die
5iibpmingo gonn Co.. nolte iih
aber crit nit eioen:n augen oapon
iiberseugsn, Oh oas. mas er pertritt,
aufl 10 If, ME es ibn angegeben.
gr 1T pou Dss 2obss iiber Die oortige
8eoenb.
Frau % m. u. 5optins, Satin
oes 6ilfs GountpItaBmsiiters Nm.
u. 5optins, glitt gsitern auf Dem Seis
tentpegt in Der Ndhe i6rer Wobnung
in SIT. 4bams aus unb 3og iih cine
gerl.bung am GuBgelent gu, peIhe
2(nfdnos fir unbeoeuteno gehulten
nurbe. Spdter ieooh psrIhlimmerte
fit oas gefinoen Der 8erungliitten,
uno lie tpurbe nah bem 6oIpital gum
8uten Sdmariter esbraht. no es iVh
berausiteate, paB 5rau Soptins bsi
BEN llnfau sirtn 8ein6rud) erIitteu
bate.
Jrau 5omer u. 8efiel bat
uuT benz 2lopooampisr Berlin" am
10. September DON Gsnud aus bic
RutreiIe nat Der 6simath angstreteu.
Der 9umpfsr lit bsute in Rep Yott
iillig.
Serr Oscar 8ed, Der ein3igs
Sp6n bes aoItiimTdbritanten 0erru
Ququit Bed bon 8crfislo Place uno
cine pertbpoIis Stiibe feines 9atsrs
I'M G)eTt1It, bate pcr Idngersu 23HMeu
| Iton nas Walbsur, ild} feim gaQipisl
zen MitteIfinger be- r.at:a 6uno Eli
rerIsben. 0iber grrorten bate ois
@rfanqs unbeosutero Iheinenoe yers
| ietuna Sompiitantr.u I'M gefoi3e,
/ ltoaP oeitern our 2lmputdtipn oes
| glieoes qeThritter nerosn mubte. D.
| ':.be nuroe bon 3t. paul nit MI
ten, Ger Iottoren .ftder unb gbintsre
rare. oorqsnpmmen a.o N no9r.
ifs.nlit aut osc!oufsn. 6ofTentli4 4
| aebt Der iunde mann ieiner polIftdnoiz
gen geneiung Hunmsbr iAnel sntsea
| gen.
em naksu pollenbeten 76. 2sbensz
jahre in asitern 5rau Cat berlin E
Stengsi seb. 9oeel in ihrer Mobs
nune, go. 26o7 Golerdin Gpsnue, in
bic Gtpiateit hiniibergeihIummert, In
nis betrauert niht nur bon ibren elns
oeh0rieen, ipnbern auh BON ben oieien
sSreunoen, bic Iis iih i'm aaufe BEL
Sabre ourt, ihre Serssnsaiite uno ihre
perIonlihe 2iebenstpiiroigteit 81 er=
tperben eetpuBt bate. gag uno Stun.
be Der geiiesung Der iterblihen 5lat
oergntihlufenen 1ino io.peit nod MIDI
dnkraiunt fporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
0ebmrten.

Sarrp unb Minnie 55rimpton, 409
8roabpdp, Gnabe.
0sorae unb Glara 5AuI3, CORN
unb sSefferIpn ap., &rlbe.
louis unb GHie Jreeie, 423 Dlcs
9pipeQ 2tp., anube.
Gorparb unb 9aifn Gebmpsr. 2042
9ldbitone S.rdBe, WII0hen.
Gotparb uuo geciIi1 StrQbp, 682
Sit 6. Strabe, Wdots7.
Wartin uno @uIreb moonen,
1886 garf 4p., Wdbtsn.
5drrD uno Wtattis Gem, 1926
5reeman Qo., anabe.
2ouis uno 7slorence Bubble, BOTS
WaHatuietts Strabe, arabe.
Sobn unb Soiie MjQer, $3.50 gum
Itsin Ip., Mdohen.
5bomas unb aatterIne 5aIep, 978
Mortin Strabe, Rdotsu.
5obn unb a6bie StuIs, 654 Stsis
ner gp., anabe.
6arrp uno 5annp Streoap, 1909
Central ap., gna6e.
George uno Berth Smitb. II Il1r
Strabe, Gnabe.
g9illidm uno Mah~e Sdnber, 2343
5lorencs 4p., Wdodtn.
Soi. uno Mprtle Riatsr. 1247 90.
Z. Ctr, Wdohen.
Wm. unb 8drt1rd 3irr, 1915
2letpsllpn Strube. 4ldohen.
SoIsph unb aat6erine Berger, ,1941
Central Qp., WldbteH.
Sucob unb aethsrine Qbams, SOC
9apton Strabe, g2db6en.
9luton unb QnHd gpu1tus, 1545
gdpmiIer Strabs, Wdoten.
cSoiep1 unb 2llite 1snbunieIb
1924 Golerain 2l0., aHd6e.
@eorge uno Carrie 5dps, 235
Gclerain 4p., WlGoden.
Woooforo un0 Qduretta 5enslan
1893 jreeman QO., MGofsu.
George unb Gnna SoFfmdn, 9Of
| iSreeman glp., &ndbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
0etheiltcr Q(nii6t
Sino itGotiidlc Veb0roen nno gurean
Of Wnnieipal HeIeard) ilber bic
Gementiraac.

4rbeitsoireftor Sunbmater uno bic
Serren pom Wunicipal Bureau Of Hes
isarG iinb setbeilter 4niiht uber Die
Dausrbaftisisit bss G.msnts Der Bel
ben pflaiierunssar6eiten an Der Reooz
ing Roao our 9ertpenoung gsldngt.
Der Cement iit iogeuanntsr Strus
Tiers Cement unb bds Bureau OF Wus
nieipaI Rtiasr6 bat einen ldngersngez
rihi psr0fientli6t, in pelhem es uui
0runb ongeblih porgenommsr unters
iudung bic 9ehauptuua oufitellt, BAT
bergemsnt niht 10 bauerhaft tpieYort'
lamb Cement iit unb eab auberosm
bieie Sorte Cement ben Spe3ifitutio-
nen Der Stabt nitt entIpritt.
Serr Sunbmatsr lit gsesnt6siligel
Qniidt uno ertldrts esI.srn, bub Del
geliefsrie Cement pollauf ben Sps3ifi'
tationen entIprshe unbStaotinesuisul
Sbiplep lsgts als glntport ouf BIZ
8ebauptuussn bes gureuu Of Wuni'
cipul ReIsarh bas Gutatten be:
2aboratiums in pittsburs Dor. no be,
bierbsrseianbte Cement ouf isin'
Dduerbaftigtsit unb feline 3uIamt
menIebuns bin untsrIu6t porher
mar. aus bieien 9sri6ten ert
bsut. bdB Der Cement Die in ben Spst
sifitationen geftsllten Qnfprbsrunssr
nod beoeutenb iibertrofien bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
Sergeblib
1,arcm bic Iroteitc gcgen bic Sd)lic+
fung Der ,goGeinia" SansbaIle.

Der gigentbiimer Der gobemiu
5ansba[le an Der Carlisle 2tpenue bat
qeitern fih ms unubGnoerli6e Fiigen
unb Die Salle Idlieben mtTen, neil Die
Qisens obgefaufen TT unb Mtapor
S6tpab es runbpeg ab9eIe6nt hat, cine
neue 2i3ens aus5uitellen.
5arrp Gan, Der 8e6dftsfiiRrer Der
6alle, madte seftern in gegleitun9
beg Qnpalts GapelIe Dem Wa1or ieine
4uffpartung, um mod einen lebter
9eriud bs3iiglid Der Grnsusrung Der
2i3ens gu MAIDEN, aber lie hatten fein
8liid uno einen abitldQigen 8eiheib
erbielt aud Sofepb Sanisn BON Der
Cincinnati 2un6 Stano Co., Der si!l
Jortbeitebsn Der Gulle beFiirportets,
neil Daoura dngeblit BAG 9eItdftss
lsben in Der RahborIhdft geboben
piirbe. Wapor Sfpab tisB iia ies
bod nitlf umitimmen uno bic SO
bemia" bat gu sriitiren aufgsh0rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
Ser SteuerIabler. gsrein.

en- Der s.ltrigen Sibln9 oes gtts
lpaltnnasrotb5 oes Steuer5a6is.1rts
stns beri6tets Setretdr Sute. h,C sr
oem qr6eitsoirettor Gunbmafsr ell.
Sdreiben babe 3ugsben lai'sn. baB IN
3utunft Bel gersebung bon oolsblcts
stontratten, bic 2ieferunasfdhisfsit
Der betrsfienben fSirma in grpGsune
ae3ceen frsroeu folk. Die ourt bic
9sthtlieisruns oes Waterials bel Der
pflcIieruRg Der Reahins Roao unn
anoerer Straben peruridhten ysrs
tebrsjtctunssn. uoourd, osm publ''
fum 5auienoe bon Dollars Shaoen
suaefaai. puroen iharf ssriigt. Die
pflait.runss sanseiesenbeit fpuroe BEN
aommitts fur Muni3ipal'aden iiber'
uieitn, pos 'neue Spe5ifitotipnen aus:
arbeiieu ica. Die unieriuhung seger
bic polisei CAB ebenfalls 81 ldnsers'
DistaTion stnluB. Gs puroe eir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27

Sabelspotum fir Siherbeitsoirsttor
Scott SmaQ angenommsn, neil er Die
SpielsrasIeQIhaft bel 5uoIon&gauer
niht babe berbaften la'ien, ols er ile
bemertts. 1ysrnsr puroe goli5etdsT
Wiuitan baIiir gstaoelt, bab er Der
neuIiden QutomobilparaDe ni6t babe
genugsnbsn poli3eilthen SauB angez
oeiben GaIisr.
Rudbenannte ipurben our Wtitglteb>
Ihaft erfpdhIt uno 5par Gls lebense
lGnglide WlitgIisher: Wiuiam Shorr,
:. Weinitod unb Stepban Mcaeone.
gls reguldre Ulitglieber: Sr. Ular s.
9osb!er, 0eorge gal3, 9arnep Sort
ner, Watbias goebm, Gar! Shdefer,
qb. W. Sunt, 3. s. Sbole, gtnnd Wt.
Woltisn, 9eoroe Drummer, 6. aoebel.
$. Stings, Charles Rodsl, 5. 9.
Sdritt, Sobn 9eB, Oiiddd Jarr:u
5rsot. MueQer, 6. g. Sternberger,
Sam. 2spstp, Sacob aeer, Jrant
SiItsFer, 90. 8. ShparB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
ltnbefannter Maitm
Soll hnrdl eineu Spruua ron Der 6.
e. s. Bride Stlbitmorb be.
ganeeu babsn.

5. s. Caois, bon ylo. 65 Mt. Gldir
2(pe., 2ubIorp. Aa. tbeilte ler. qoli3ei
nit, oaB er gsite,n glor9en 9e8en 9
uhr, ols er iia auf e;nRm Gincinz
natitpGrts Iabrenben Strabenbdbnpa
oen Der 2ubtotp 2inis bsFan0. 8ufdIta
Suh fpie Elm Mann bon Der 6. &c 8.
Bride in ben 1luB fprang, einmdI
ouftaud1te unn oann in Den 6luthen
perihpano. 9apis mar ipesen Der
aroben GntfernuEl, aus nelper er oer:
8orfan beobahtete, niGt IN Stanoe
cine geitreibune 1ss Sel6itm0roec3
gu oebsn. gis gsIteru Ibeno mar Del
gplt8el nod niemarb als permtbt ge'
meloet frcroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
GbeerlaubniRideine.

Ipetsr 80. 5iltsns. 43. Sit 8. Str.
lMillie 5illman. AZ, oto.
}Sobn q. sbisl, 26, gbsrrp Str.
! Sod Rsnid.n, %, %. Z. Str.
(gb. 2astins, q, 80. 8. Str.
l2.itie Sopss. q, Gutter Ctr.
(Gusene O. pi!aumsr, pbila., ga.
Anna Gr.ns.nbsrg. WlcGarlano Ctr.
(Gbtpin R. 9epeles, %, Uliltpcuiee.
lWaiilos Sal3sr, "a, Ct. 2sser Jldts.
Geo +. Stmis, "a, Gu,en Giip ape.
l2iaian p.rIding. 20. uniuerIitpaDs.
lSarrp J. 5ailIi.. 36, glsp Yort.
iJlorencs y. 9olano, SO. Gitp.
(Irant u. 8ers, 26, Sarriicu aps.
lMamie u. Gtmiot. %, oto.
lglarenee D.Roors, q, Rsptopn.O,
lWuri,l 6arris. q. Sit 3. Str.
|Jreo. :. 9isbaus. 90. W. 5. Str.
lGaa Mdnnir. 20, Hi4mono Str.
{6enrp !. 8unte. 80, Sslin Qbe.
(Gli5abstb 2ampt, 2S, gasitnoooaps
lSrpin Salsn. q, Sbiaiio Str.
lssrena Raln1, 19, armorp 4pe.
lgeo. 80. Gong, 40. 9ine Cir.
] Dora Sumter. 21. otc.
(Gbas. u. 6ubbarih. 35. Sishlanoape
lMinnie 9ernses, 20, Shiaito Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
Gcuc Nassa6e
100000
CINCINNATI 10
HOSPITAL
Jaaia l. auaait 1860. Grnominatipn $500
Yreis 1925 sno 3inicu.
Western German Bank,
IL. uno Sine Str., Cincinnati.
TbeinpiGl,cr llntsrit. .gerein.

Der R6einpiGl3er untsrit. >9erein
psriammelts Iih am Sonrta5 Rad
mittag in gosb's 5alls unter 9orfB
beg YrdIihenten Ssrrn Daniel Gusen'
biehI uno Der grototollfuhrpna oes
Ssrrn getsr 9duHeneurt. 3Gusi Nlits
elisssr bsfiubsn Tit auf Der aranteri:z
tie. Serr gbllip 8crtner lpuroe CUR
T;tclishIhdft erpdblt uno Serr CD
tpa,o gceb odfiir porseIdloaen. Dem
7eu.iten sbeatsr tpurbe heitm0eli6s
.lnt.ritiiBung sueeiast. Gtrs Gina.
hana gum fyeIt oss DeutItamerIt. In
ierit. s9srsins nuroe onaenommen. Tie
@orbersituusen fir bic eigene 5sitli3=
i,i., uus 9erlpoiung nebit 5ar3i-Gr5
hen tsItebeno, iino inn beitsn8ang u3e
perIpreten eir'n ldOen GrfOlg.
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4nldblih Der s.sentpGrtis idipebens
ben unteriutune angsbliher Durh.
i.ehersisn i'm poli3sibspariement iino
Wapor Ghipab in ben lebten 1asea
cine Reibe pon anonpm.n geihnerben
iiber perfhienens poli5eibedmte unn
bic poli3ei i'm Nllsemsinen sustgans
asn. Derartise Sdriftitiidt finoen ics
bod teinerlsi 8eahtuns unb tpdnNrn
in ben Yapisrtorb uno nur griefe.
ipelte bic unteridrift uno aore1s
bes Mbfenhers tros.n. trtrhen bsbufs
ndberer unteriuhung benz poli5sihei
iiberniejen. Mleroinss ipiro NIT ye'
aug auf 3ipei ononpH,s 3uinriften elm
Musnobme oen,a4t iperben. Dtti'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27

liegeno aufqeFunben unb nah Der Cen
traIitation gebr1ht. Der anabe, DsTz
Ten 8erIdtptnoen Der Boli8et bereits
qeneloet iporbsn mar, srtldrte, iid am
Sonnta9 Nbeno nah Gpaniton beaez
ben 81 baben, nm 9erpanDte gu be-
Iuhen. 0a er bic lebteren ri6t gu
6uuIs porfano, mahte er Iih auf ben
Geimtpeg, perirrte itd uno langte
iaIiebIi6 ermiibet unb bungrig am
5ountatn Square an, ND sr iih aui
cine 8ant ihlafen legte. Der Batter
pes Gnabsn fDurbe BON Der YoIiSei be-
nadrihtiet uno bolte ieinen perlores
nen Sobn ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27

Srou 2isSie 4leu, BON 9eo. 1409
Central ape.. errpirtts ge'tern in Der
goliseiasrihtsclerts zSffice eiuenSofts
befebl unter Der 4ntlage oes tbdtlihen
ansriFfs aegen ben Wirtb Gam. Be
Iasti, Rp. 1410 Central 4penue- 0it
5rau, bersn 4ugeu blutriinitig uni
bolb sugeIhtpp1en tparen, ertldrte, IL
babe ben Wirtb aebeten, ihrem Wannt
teine eeiitigen 0etrante mebr 81 Der:
taufen, pprouf tie bon 9eldsti nRoer:
aeihlagen nno nit Jubtritten miB
hanoeit rpprben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27

Die in Der GroifnunsssW Woritsllune
bon pflihtpernahldfisuns BON Ilies
Rotbmann seihieben i.in. Die geiz
ben beiratbst.n am 5. Nusuit 1907.
6elen gurnbam min pegen 5runiz
iudt unb Hihtp.riorsuns bon Ghes
fer Burnbam, nit benz fie fih am Z.
Dssemtsr 1906 perbeirat6ete. geihis@
ben iei1.
gertba 5ilghorit bot ibren Satin
gr.bur silsborit, nit bem lie iih am
5. 9lopemfer 1906 perheirathete, ouf
Steibuns tsrtlast.Sie maht gel. ND,
baB iie beioe SIR Ssit Der 6eiratb nod
miuberjahrig icarfn uno bic grl1uba
nib ibrer Glteru niht erlangt batten.
Seit Der 5eiraih babe ihr Gatte in
minoeitens elm 0ubsnb StGoten iein
Quarter aufseihlasen, basIelbe aber
nah fpenigen 5agen tpieber aufgeges
ben. 9n er auf bieie Weiie nidt fir
iie unb ibr ainb Iorgen tonnts, pers
Iieb iie ihn uno tebrte nah ibren Gl=
tern suriit.
pearl 3aplor min bon gbos. 3aps
Tor, nit benz lie ii4 am 8. Sttober
1905 perkiratbete. seihieoen iein.
neil er felt mebr ats brei sabren niht
| fir iie eeiorst bat.
anna lalln itreneie cine Sheis
bunsstlaee gegen ibren 0atten CD. 3.
2aIlp an, neil er fis Dor einiser 3eit
i'm Std eelaiIen bat. Die geioen
beiratb.ten i'm Sabre 1902.
Reeeiber perlangt.
pbilip !. gappeIl, Der cine Toroes
| rung iiber 1875 sesen peter 6.gape
pei, pe!fer bis gum 10. September
1910 in Io. 726 Gta.e 4penue eine
@rocerp betrisb. bat. tlaste biefelbe
asitern sia unb perlangt su eleiher
3eit bic Grnennung zines Receipers,
| neil Der @erilaste fein 0eIhdft i'm
Sii4 selaiTsa bat uno fpurlos psrs
ihfpunben iii.
Gingereihte sef mente.
4nna Gihtpenoer pernadt i6rer
S6pei!er aarolins 500 unb osnReit
ibres germogens on ibre Rihte 1ks
reiia Msmus.
Bertha Stulb nsrmn6t ibrerJrtuns
bin aaura 1rsplins 5000; ibremgrus
Der Geo. u. StulB $500; tpomit er
! feiner 1otter isrisba Elm piano ,aus
| fen ion; ibrer 5rsunbin. Jrau Jreo.
Shmibt $40 uno ben Rsit oss 0ers
mostns an Jrdu marp 9rsplins.
9tnna Ibererunbie nermaht ibren
bier Gnteltinbern je $50 unb ben Rsit
hires Yerm0ssns an ibrsH SobH Geo.
4bererumbie.
| Hadla 5 g q den.
anna 5omer III Ruhlabpernaliss
rim BON Sobn 9enrp 3amer; perionas
lien $25OO.
/ Glsanore Shul,e i'll Iefamentss
nollitrederin BON 2ouis ShulSe; Vers
fonalien $4,000; 0runoeigentbum
$500.
/ 6enrn Woo|t III Nahlabperlpalter
BON Warp :. Williams; perfonalien
500; Orunoeiasntbum $1,000.
| gribeet glart III Rahlabperlpaltes
rim BON GbriItcpber glart; perionas
lien $3.50.
! Srpile 81. Cones III Ranlabpers
fpalter BON Marp lueenan; p<rfonas
| lien $500.
i Der perf0nlihe NnhlaB oer Gsiis
| Shraber betrdsi $500; berienige bes
Oto. Cornelius $S789.31.
i 1erihieoenes.
i Die Seattle electric So. tlaete eins
| ;sorberuns iiber $370.63 sesen Grau
| V. 3. 0osen Elm.
i Die Worb Qumber SO. bat eins
| sfornerung iiber $355.O6 segen hi.
| 6orbnoob Qumbsr 80. tingftlagt.
i Jobnlone. beHen 16idbriger Sobr
i gIorenee in bem GtnbliHtmeHt Be,
| BlobesN N,ernide 60. einen Singer elm.
| bibte. Durbe ermGhtist. bon Der Uir'
ma $50 In Grlebisuns uller Antpriih'
I3u nloeptiren.
Il Meaen erIittensr 0erlktunger
4 iirenaie 5cispbine Quder cine Rlos'
| iiber $4,000 oeosn bic Cincinnati
j 1roetion 60. an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27
S,atte iidl perIanien.

Der II Sabre alte Gbefsr 0upts,
pom go. 20 on Jront Strdbe, Jeeps
port. an., ipuroe seitern Worgen bsi
5agesanbrut bon aeutndnt 9rimm
unb polisiit Ietulpe frieoIih ihlafeno
auf elmer gans am Gouutain Squdre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27

WiIhe itroBen nGnlid bon ben gr0bs
ten Gsmeinbeiten uno bic qoliaei miro
iid) bemiiben, Die Shreiber gu ernits
teln, um fie ben gunoesbe6Oroen
iiberontnorten All fDnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-27

2lnnd 6. Bon Wdrtels bat bic
Staot Cincinnati ipsssn srlittener
gerIeBunsen auf einem idabbaften
5rottoir auf 3obluns bon $1,000
pertlddt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

The automobiles showing is the great
est surprise OF the whole list for in the
course OF q year you are twice as likely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

1850. lie. wrote a book. which was
pointed at Lisbon, which claimed that
the kings of ENGLAND should be for
the Irish alone. The book was burned
by the common hangman wherever 1T
was found and it was Il crime to pos
sess it, but for all that Connor s idea
of Irish homc-rule lived on.
Cornelius Maguirc, born in 16l6. who
because OF his fathers loyal adherence
10 the English crown was made Baron
Fcrmanagh in 1884. forgot his father 5
loyalty, and, like Connor Mahoney, con
ceived the idea of uniting Ireland
against England. SO when the English
were busy in Scotland, he called upon
Ireland 10 rise, and he only escaped
death, when he was captured. by ad-
mlttiug his crime. He was taken TO
tho tower Of London, and later to the
"noisomc prison cf Newgate," where
he was for some time kept close
prisoner. without, rs he says, even n
penny TO buy food. Inter he was sent
back to the tower, and was allowed
seven shillings a week for food. Still
later he was condemned and put to
death.
Cornelius Vanderbilt III has kept
tho name to the front in America in
recent years. In the Vanderbilt family
the name is an old one, dating from
the day when the Vanderbilts lived in
Holland There it was the surname
of the second wife Of Jan, the first
Vanderbilt on record RI was Cornelius
l.. born in 1894, the Commodore, -
on the road to prosperity. He was g
bov without schooling, but from his
childhood he saw the best side of every
bargain. AT sixteen he began his ac-
tive business career. when he saved
enough money to buy small boat in
which he carried the produce of his
father & Long Island garden to mar
l5ct in New York, and SO laid the foun.
dation for the great family fortune,
Other famous American men of the
namo are Cornelius n Bliss who was
secretary Of the interior in Mckinley s
cabinet; Cornelius Van Cott, born in
1888. postmaster OF New York during
Harrison S administration; Cornelius
Ray. twelfth president OF tho Chamber
Of Commerce in New York City. the
most prominent merchant of his time;
Cornelius X. Garrison, born in 1909
who began work as poor boy of thir'
teen, later served rs mayor of San
Francisco gratutouslv givinu his sal
ary to the city's orphan asylums, and
who still later established the New
York and Brazil steamship line, the
only ono then on the Atlantic ocean
flYin@ the American flag. and Corno-
Iius TYLER Longstrcet. born at Oman.
daga, New York, in 1914 who made n
large fortune because he was the first
man to ship readymade clothing TO
California and other western states.
Cornelius comes, probably, from cornu
belli, in Latin meaning war horn. and
hence signlfIes power or kinPshjp The
name was applied to one of the most
distinguished familios-the one to which
Cornclia belouged-in ancient Rome,
Cornelius is especially popular in
Holland, where it has the contraction,
Noll. nellie. kees. Knelis, with Cor
nelia, Kcetie or Kcc for the feminine
forms. CorneY and Connor are popular
Irish equivalents of the name