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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
Y to Get Rid
Gatarrh
Safe, Reliable Way, and
Costs Nothing to Try.

Drhose who suffer from cstaTrh know
Its miseries. There is no need of this
suffering. You can get rid Of IL by n
simple, safe. inexpensive, home treat
rnent discovered by DR. Blosser. VINO
for over IS years, has been treating
catarrh successfully.
His treatment is unlike any other;
IL is not a spray. dOuche, salve, cream,
or inhaler. but is a more direct au1
thorough treatment tnan any of these.
II cleans out the head. nose. throat
and lungs so that you can again
breathe freely and sleep without that
stopped-up feeling that all catsrrh
sufferers have II heals the diseased
mucous membranes and arrests the
foul discharge. so that you will not
be constantly blowing your nose AMI
splitting. and at the same time IL does
not poison the system and ruin the
stomach. as internal medicines do.
II you want to test this treatment
without cost. send your address to
Dr J. W. Blosser, II Walton Street.
Atlanta. Ca. and he will send you
By return mail enough Of the medicine
To satisfy YOU that IL is all he claims
for il as remedy for catsrrh, catarrh-
al headaches. catarrhal deafness. asth-
ma. bronchitis. colds and all catarrhal
complications. lie will also send You
free an illustrated booklet. Write him
Immediately.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
OUTLOOK FOR FRUIT
REGARDED VERY FAIR
Particular Attention Is Being
Paid Plans for Handling
of Seasons Crop

According to the observations of Man
ager I. NJ Fleming, of the Georgia Fruit
Exchange. Assistant Manager IL. ID.
Marks and Chief Clerk l.. j. Rowell,
who have been canvassing the state for
additional members to the exchange, as
well as by letters and reports TO this
office from various sections of the state
the orchardists of Georgia are taking
better care of their coming fruit crop
this year than ever before. This re-
newed interest i'm the peach orchards OF
Georgia is~attributable, largely, TO the
splendid success of the Georgia Fruit
Exchange last season, through the agen-
cy of which a very small crop was made
to realize a greater revenue to the MEM
bers of the exchange than acting indie
pendentIy the year before they had been
able to secure with a bumper crop.
Not only was the peach crop sold al
handsome figure for. the exchange mem
bers, but a dividend was paid of 10 per
cent on the exchange stock and a neat
surplus was left on deposit after paying
all of the operating expenses Of the eN-
change.
The orchardists of Georgia, realizing
the benefits to be derived through this
cooperation. have already completed the
spraying of the peach trees i'm South
Georgia, to rid them of the dread San
Jose scale, so injurious to the peach trees,
and have begun similar precautionary
measures in North Georgia.
With over 20 per cent OF the coming
crop already signed up to be marketed
through the exchange, the management
feels sure that the season this year
should prove even more profitable to the
growers than last years splendid record.
Too, it is shown that the weather thus
far has been in favor of the coming crop
The continued Coz weather has held the
budding peach trees back and no fear is
now entertained for premature budding
ard blooming.
The fact that Easter this year comes in
March is taken to anger well for the
peach crop, as it is generally the frost
that occurs about the time of the full
moon at Easter that nips the hopes OF
hundreds of peach trees in the bud. 1t is
thought the trees will not be far enough
along to be hurt by this frost this year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
ELLA GINGLES WEEDS
IN LARNE. IRELAND

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Ella Gingles, the
young Irish lacemaker, who caused Il
stir in Chicago at the time of her trial
last summer on charges of stealing lace
from her employer. Agnes Barrett, fol-
lowing the sensational incident when she
was found bound and gagged in a hotel.
has been married in Larne, Ireland. This
announcement was made in a letter re-
ceved yesterday in Chicago by friends
Of Mrs. G. VanDusen Cooke, who was
given charge of the girl upon the lat
ter's acquittal. The card of announcement
reads:
Mrs. G. VanDusen Cooke takes pleas
ure in announcing that her protege, Ella
Gingles, was married to William Drum
mond both of Larne, Ireland, on January
u. 1910. at her home in Kilwaughter,
Larne."
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
COOPERs To MAKE PLEA
BEFORE SUPREME COURT
Argument on Bill of ExCep-
tionS in CarmaCk Case to
Be Heard, Tuesday

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 31.-Argu-
ment upon the bill of exceptions in the
Cooper murder case, appealed some
months ago to the Tennessee supreme
court, will be begun tomorrow. Convict
ed of the murder of Senator Z. W. Car
mack. on November 9, 1908, sentenced to
20 years in the state penitentiary, Col.
d. B. Cooper and his son, Robin Cooper,
have been under heavy bond since the
decision of the case by the Davidson
county criminal court.
Judge ]. NJ. Anderson. leading counsel
for the defense, the compliments in err
rOr, will open the argument and will be
followed by Attorney General Charles T.
Gates, Jr., Gen. Luke z. Wright, ex-sec-
rotary of war, and former governor gen.
eral of the Philippines, and Americas
first ambassador to Japan, will close the
argument before the high court of the
state.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
ATLANTA To GET
1872 CONVENTION
Of PROHI PARITY
Charles |. Jones National
Chairman, Will Meet With
Atlanta Committeeman al
Piedmont Hotel

Atlanta may get the national conven-
ton of the Prohibition party in 1912 and
the southern headquarters of the part,
Will in all probability be located here.
Charles 1. Jones. national chairman of
the Prohibition party of the United
States. accompanied by Eugene w, Cha
pin. who in 1908 headed the nationa
Prohibition ticket for president, will ar
rive in Atlanta Friday evening at SIS
o'clock to hold a conference with the
Atlanta officials of the party in regard
to the establishment of the southern par
ty headquarters here and the holding OF
the 1912 national convention in Atlanta.
The Atlanta officials and committee
men of the prohibition party are to meet
with Mr.. Jones' in the assembly hall
at the Piedmont hotel Friday evening al
$3.50 o'clock. He will reach the city
from Florida Is minutes before the
time of the meeting and will be rushed
TO the hotel from the station. He will
be in the city but a short time, leav-
ing for Chicago early Saturday morning
The meeting of the Atlanta prohihi-
tionists is to officially start a move
ment to secure the 1912 national con-
vention for Atlanta. 1t is ALREADY
practically assured that Atlanta win be
named as southern headquarters of the
party, though this matter VIII be dis
cussed at the meeting with Chairman
Jones Friday evening.
I'VE will discuss many matters of
great Importance to the party. many OF
which will be held in the strictest cnn-
fidence by the committeeman who at
tend" said a prominent Atlanta prcln-
bitionist when asked of the visit of
Chairman Jones. FOR one thing, We
will start a movement to secure the
1912 national convention for Atlanta. We
are already assured of Atlanta being
named as southern headquarters"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS
SHOW BIG INCREASE

BATON ROUGE. La, Jan. 29.-The an
nual report of crops and industrial sta
tistics made public by the Louisiana de-
partment of agriculture today shows that
5,643,56S acres are in cultivation in the
state.
The number of acres in timber land is
1855, 21O ana the number in marsh, mead
ow and pasture 6,646,916
The number of manufacturing plants
in the state is 647. representing "a COM
bined investment of $26, sos, 1892
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
TREASURER BROWN GOES
TO KINSMAN'S FUNERAL

]. Pope Brown, state treasurer. was
called away from his Office at the CAPT
toll, Saturday. to attend the funeral OF
his brother-in-law. the late Mr.. Wallace
Miller, of Augusta. Mr.. Miller will be
buried at Beach Island. S. c.. on Sunday
Passing away in the 18th year of his age
Mr. Miller is survived by his father
jonathan NJ. Miller, who is now in his
g9th year. Judge A. L. Miller, of Macon
brother of the deceased citizen, also
survives him.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
TWO COLUMBUS MEN
ARE HURT IN RUNAWAY

COLUMBUS, Ga, Jan. 2s.-S. X,
adams and y. l.. Boyles, we'll known
ColuT. bus meE, were seriously hurt i'm a
runaway accident mere late yesterday. IN
which both suffered the same injuries. One
CT tic men was thrown from furniture
v agon and broke his leg just above the
ankle. while the other in some way got
his foot caught i'm the wheels, breaking
his leg in the same place.
While quite painful and serious, the ac-
cideEis will not prove fatal, and the
physicians are of the opinion that they
can save the limbs.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY
THEME OF MEETING
Interesting Addresses Are De-
Iivered Before State Meet
ina i'm Athens

ATHENS. Ca. Jan. 2S.-The convention or
daIrymen and stockraisers, now in session her"
is proving very interesting and Instructive. Yes
tcIslay the program was such as to be of much
service 30 all present. and the following is the
order OF exercises for today:
The Feeding and Nutrition of Swine" Prof.
William Dietrich. University Of Illinois, br-
b1na. III
Address by Chief b. Ii. Rawl. dairy division.
Washington. D. c.
Eradication OF Cattle Ticks DR.. TAFT But
Ter. StaTkville, Miss.
The Cattle Industry OF Southern Georgia, -
Col. ". T. Thomas. NsldOsta. Gs.
'-Stulies In the Breeding of Animals, Mr..
A. L. Marsh. Macon,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
Prevent and
Relieve Headache

1T gives me great pleasure to
be able to refer to DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills as the best rem
edy we have yet had in our
house for the prevention and
cure of headache. My wife who
has been a constant sufferer for
a number of years with above
complaint joins me in the hope
that they may fall into the hands
of all sufferers"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
LoWden Quits FARMING

ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Jan. 29.Songress-
man Frank o. Lowden is to quit farm
ing. although he will not dispose of Sinnis-
sinpi farm. which embraces over 1000
acres of high-priced Ogle county land.
On February a public sale of his blooded
stock and farm machinery will be held,
and on March I. tenapts will take pos
session Of the farm
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
BOY CRUSHED TO DEATH
UNDER FATHERS WAGON
Berma Johnson, of COvington,
Is Run Over and Killed
Gettinu in Vehicle

CONVICTION, Ga, Jan. 2S.-Berma
Johnson. the 1O-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Johnson, was run over by a
wagon belonging to his father, and killed
almost instantly
He was attempting to get I'm the wagon
and fell under the wheels. He was
brought in town as quick as possible,
but died In a few minutes after reaching
the physicians office.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
ChiIdren'S Ewes Bad

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-That more than
80 per cent of the public school pupils in
New York are suffering from defects of
sight is the alarming report made to the
board of education by q committee of
oculists They have recommended that
label instructing pupils in the care of
their eyes be posted in ALI school and
library books.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
DR.. A. C. NORTH DEAD;
VETERAN PHYSICIAN

NEWMAN, Ca, Jan. 2S.-Dr. A. c.
North, a pioneeV citizen of this city. and
one of the best known physicians of the
state, died here this morning at o'clock,
after an illness of four months.
DIR. North was % years of age and had
practiced in Newman for many years.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
IA SICILlANS FOUND
GUILTY BY JURY

TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. 2s.-AlI of the Il
SicilIans charged with black hand con-
spiracy were found guilty by the jury in
federal court today.
Salvatore Lima. the leader. was SEN
fenced to 10 years imprisonment. Agos-
tin Marfisi. VincensO ArTigo and SALIVA
tore RizzO were granted new trials. The
others were sentenced for periods rang
from two to ten years
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.

The best feature of this re-
markable remedy is the fact that
it does not derange the stomach
or leave any disagreeable after
effects. e..
Druggists everywhere sell them. n
first package fails to benefit, your drug
olst will return your money
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Ind,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-02-01
JOHN BUSH,
NNT.A.-f.A NJ
Used Them Four Years.

DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
are the best | ever tried for the
relief of headache. / have used
them for nearly four years and
they never fail to give ME relief.
/ have tried many other rem
edies, but have never found any
better"
JOSEPH FRANKOWICK,
S54 Trombly Av., Detroit, Mich.
There is no remedy that will
more quickly relieve any form
of headache than
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-28

granitali.n seiisrn bic oissiabrigsu
gbiturieuten Der 3nsbes 9od'
ibule.

Die biesid6riqen Q6iturienten Der
5usbes 5odituls peranituIteten ses
tern Qbenb cine gang prd6tig perIaus
fene llnterbaltung i'm Soeon. gu bsren
Grfolge in niht geringem Wube Der
.@irPs 9lse" Club ourb osridieoene
2ieoerDortrdge beitrug.
Die 5auptnummern beg pro.
eramms paren 3pet ginatter, oeren
Quffiibrung niht bas geringits gu
piiniaen iibrig lisB. Ramsntlia Der
osutIhe Ginattsr y9ott lei 0ant. Der
Sii4 III geoedt", entFeHeIte gang riez
iige 6eitereit unb bic 9arittqerinnen
unb 0arIteq.r 3sigtsn. baB Tie nidt
MIR nit Der oeuti6en Spra6e aui
iehr pertrautsm 5uB itsbsn, ionbern
bstunbetsn aud elm auBerorbentlit
ansrtsnnsnspsrtbes barItsueriIdes Ia
lent. Die W2itfpirtenbsu in bisIsu,
Stiit iparsn 2eiter 6ittingsr. DiIbsl=
mine 9eit.msisr, Reqis 9obion, Dsb:
fer SimOn. Sobn 9oIlman unb Warr
Gaub.
Der sngtiits Ginattsr, ber glett;
faus ben ungstbeiItsu gsifaq beg isbl
3ablret6 erfdisnsren 9ubIitums fano
mar r5bs 9reB ReberiaI" uno bic,
purben sIei6faIs ourhpeg muIter.
giittige f6auipieIertite 2eiitungsn ge.
boten. Sn bieiem Stiid tpiftten nit
Wartba Bare. QIics gur6aus, 5a3e
Gfart. Cara Gem. QIbert Maii6 uni
Wdltsr gauIh.
gntbuiiaitii6er, tpoblpsroisntsu9si
foll erntste ferner Srl. GlariTagrap'
forb, cine 6ohtalentirte 0eigerin, BIZ
einen fpariiden 5un3 BON Samtb,
oortr.ffIi9 Su 8eb0r 6ra6te. Bon Der
gborgsidngen bss 9lse Club ipratsr
namentlih r3be Stplart" unb % 8,
garita" an.
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Sn Der Shwebe.

Mapor 8ummings Don Some Gitp
mar aud geitern nod auBer Stunoe,
etne GntI6eioung in ben 5Glen Der
photographer ab3u8eben, Die Der Ser
IeBung oes SonntagsgeIeBe8 unges
tIagt Iinb. Qm geItrigen Gage tpurOe
nit Der 8srbanbIung Oes JaQss gegen
Sobn S6roB bon go. 1911 Central
aOe. begonnen unD fir bic Qntlade
Duroen Der Yripatoetettip 9dlsSobns
ion, io>pis feline 6elfers6eIferin Wamie
Arps bon go. 1896 aeloQg Qpe. perz
nOmmen, bic oas 8eneismaterial in
Der Pbotograpben6aB geiammelt bat
ten. Die QnpGlte Der 8ertbeioigung
Itellten bic 8luubpiirDigteit bieIer teis
ben geIuItun9s3eu9en in 5roge UNI
bic Nrgumente oebnten iih oerdrt aus,
oaB Die peitere 8erbanoIuug oes Sal
les ihlieblih Bis gum tommenoen
Wtttttpoh perI6oben purbe.
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SoS sselluw SauserdOr.

Ndd ieiner 9sidnspro6e belt ges
fern Der Sbb J.lIotp Sdrger6or in
Der Central 9urnbdlIe cine 8eIbdftss
iisung ab. bic Der prGiibent 5err
Wur sraut srOffn.ts. tpdbreno fir ben
ertrantien Getretdr 5errn aarl
Reupe 5srr Suso areb 6os grototoa
fiibrte. Sm 2aufe bisiss Wonats bsrs
itGrtte ith Der 8erstn burh folgenoe
MitsIieber: Sobn Serr (attip), glas
fius Glamm (pafip) unb Wurtin
S4neiper (pafip). 4u9 in Der ssitriz
gen Sisung ipurbeu 5iuei neue Tait.
slieber aufssnommen. nGmli6 bic Ger
rem qusuit Soblmeier (atttp) uno
gmil 2orsn3 (paFin).
an benz Sdns,rieit 1911 in Wil.
ipausee bsabiidtiet iih Der 9erein
mosiihIt sablrei6 gu betbeilisen; fir
"a Mann tpurben krtits plGse
belest. aud Iollen idmmtIife, ben eins
selnen Mitglieoern aus oieIer Seits
fabrt eripa6ienben un.oitsn aus 0ers
einsmitieln beitrittsn tperen. 4ntbeil
an bi.fer 8ergiinitiguns haben i.boh
nur biekuigtn benz Derein nod nsu
beiiretenben Wtitsli.ber, Die BIB gum
Wieberbeeinn Der proben am /. Sepz
tsmber bieiss Sabrss bereiis pollDers
ibise Witsli,ber, ooer ala IoI4e porss-
ihlasen iinb.
Bonn Wofbington 2ibertp Club lag
cine ginlaouns 3u benz auldblih Der
Jeier bes 27idhrig,n Stiftungsfsites
in Qohmanns part, Satlep, am II.
.Suni su peranitaltenbsu 0oltsfeft por.
Der 9erein bsidlob, iih in eorpcre
barun Su bttbeilisen.. unb Der Draft
bent betonte nod einmof dusbriids
lih. bob cine allisitise getheilieung
als piinidensipertb gu era6ten lei.
glls Jeitlihteiten fir ben icmmenz
ben Wintsr purbsn Elm 4onsert uno
Elm 8dli in ausiiht genommen, gu
tpelfen 8eronftaltuns.n bic 5errsn
gbarles Grbafrr unb Mattbdus
Weisserber Das Jeittomnlittee bilbeH
peroen.
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/ Carl YDnier.
Ser iriibere langjabrise bieiigs bent'
id)e aoninl aus BEN Ssben
geidDitotn.

Wait aufri6tiger 5rouer miro mo-
mentlih in oeutfcben Greiien bic asz
tern bier eingetrpffene 1rauertunos
bon bem Qbleben bes 5errn General
toniuls Carl pollisr pernommen per,
ben. gDie Die geitsrn einestroffsnen
Rahritten beiagsn, ftarb Serr Gene
rdltonIul Boiler am 10. Wui mad
tur3em aeioen in 5ennsf bei Bonn am
Rbein, no er Elm 2anDsut beiob, pds
er felt einisen Sabrsn betpobnte.
Der 8sritorbene, Der elm Utter bon
62 Sabren erreihte, mar aug 8lab
in SbersShleIien gsbiirtig uno flu
birte urIpriinslid Sura, um Iib Der
Rihterlaufbabn su tpiomen. geadz
benz tr bersits 4FsTor 9sporben, Be-
fdloB er Die WiIitdrtarrisr. gu srars;s
fen unb ma6te ben srieg i'm Sabre
1866 aIs 2eutnant NIT. Sn Der
Sdladt Bel aonisgrds fpurbs ibm bic
re6te 5onb berart aeri6oFen, bab r.
fir immer pertriippelt bIisb.
unter bieien umitdnben mar 5err
Boiler natiirlih sestpungen, aus benz
Deere aussuiteioen uno trdt beim
austpdrtigen Qmt Elm unb fpurbe Ipds
ter als Yi3e aoniul nah Chicago
sefanbt. Bon bort puroe er aIs aonz
jul hisrber psriebt uno bate bds biz
itse aoniulat nabe3u 20 Sabre inne,
biz er auf Ieinen eiaensn Wuni6 psnz
itontrt tpuroe unb geIeeentli6 isirer
Dor ettpa fiinf Sahren erfoIgtsn pens
itonirung tpuroe ihm Der g6urafter
zines 9snerdltoniuls bsrlie1sn.
9enerdltoniul YoLlier permd6lte
iiA bier, tura e6e CT Cincinnati Der.
IisB. nit SRI. Rena ggner, elmer 9o6s
ter bes betanntsn peritorbenen Qpos
tbstsrs 6errn ). Ganer, bic nun nit
ihrem S0bnhen bas Qbleben BEG Sat.
ten, NIT benz lie in Der sliidlthiten
gb. gsIsbt bate. bstrdusrt.
Der 8eritorbene mar Elm tpiiTeus
itaftlih hohgsbiloeter Wann, Der it6r
ipsnis um bas g.islfhofili6s 2eber
CAB uno nur Ieinem 4mte, feinen gii:
hern unb in ben IeBtsn Sa6ren ieirs,
Samilie lebte. Sier psrte9rte er langt
Sabre aub.rdmtlih nur in sinem Is6,
tIeinen Ereife. betnm isboh in oen leb.
ten Suhrsn isiner amtstbGtiatsit BET:
fere 5iiblung namentlih nit ben Ber'
einstreiien unD mar duf 9ereinsFsit.
li6teiten cine itsts eerngeIsbsns ge-:
ionlihteit. Gr geb6rte felt ldngsr
Sdhren benz 9eutihen 2anbtpebrber,
Elm als Gbrenmitgliso an.
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Ser SNmlsenins.
Die GAIL Der Yerionen idnlpfihti'
Gen alters s.ringer als im 9orjabr.

@ennIhon bic 4ufnubme bes biesz
jdbrigcn Snul3sn1us nod nitt been.
bet lit, 70 beuten bod bic bisber Dem
Shulrdtbsclert D. Grautmunn einz
herifteten ReIultate bdrduf9in, oaB
beuer bic 6eiammtadbl Der Perioncn
I'M utter bon 6 bis q Subren, Die fir
ben Sdul3enius ge3d6lt tperoen, be-
oeutenO gertngsr fein ipiro, ais i'm poz
rigen Sabre.
Sofpeit iit bic 3d6lung in bier
Waros ooQenost unb in breien bieier
Daros baben als 3dbler bieieIben perz
fonen fungirt, fpelhe ben 8unbss5enz
fus aufsenommen 9aben, 10 baB man
obne 5rage Elm genaues unb torrettes
ReIultat ertpdrten Ddrf.
Sur cine bieier bier Darbs, ndnz
lid bic IA, tpeiit cine 3unahme gegen
bas 8orjabr auf. OisIes Subr belduft
iih Die 3abl Der iaulpflihtigen periOz
nen in Der IA. Worb duf 3099 gegen
3O33 i'm porigen Sabre. oSn Der brit.
ten Waro purosr jsBt 2427 perIonea
itulpfli4tigen aItsrs ge3dbIt, segsr
3018 i'm porigen Sabre, Elm Nusfall
bon 591. Sn Der bierten Darb lit ous
Rsiultat Der 3dbIung 2841 gsgen 327C
i'm porigsn Sabre unb in Der 18. Waro
ipurbeu 1016 perionen gs3dblt, gegsr
1467 i'm Dorigen Sabre, Elm ausfal
ppn 451.
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Yplitii6es.

Sotpeit bic Republitaner in getroht
tommen, tpuroen sslegentli6 be- Prlz
mdrrpabIe1r 1875 Stimmer 1bgegts
ben. 0isies 1puroe gsItern pom Wa9lz
ratb aIs ReIuItat Der offi3ieQen Vah=
3dblung betonnt gege6en. Die 3a3l
Der Stimmen, Die fir bic ein3elren
Sanoioaten 3ur I6ga6e gelangter,
mar pie folst:
8unbesisndtpr: Charles Did, 1854.
aongrebabgsoronete: Griter 81
ftritt, gi6oIas Qongtportb, 9136;
5ipeiter 9titritt, 5ermanu g. 9Oebsl,
6682; Sobn q. Reeo, 1911.
Glsrt bes Common glsusgsri9ts:
u. 6. 3. Stspbens, 1882.
Sbsriff: GbarIss 6. Cooper, IT,
387.
gountpsGubitur: Rcbert &. CD.
monoiOH, 1889.
GountpsaommiTdre: 5ermann S
2ippsImann, Sr., 1921; Stanler
Strubls. 17131; 8iQiam 5. Slns
llSE, L ,OOU.
gountpsS6aBmeiitsr: QIbert Dali
Ter, 1928.
GOuntp RetOrbsr: Sobn 3OqIe,
1921.
Gountpz9epmeter: Clinton Omen
17,209.
stoatsanpaIt: sbomas $. OAR
6n, 1882.
Coroner: CIiDer 9. goe, 1902.
Qrmenhdus Sirettoren: gbdrls5
+. Bauer, 2027; Biuiam Bird, 200Oi
Bulb Barter, 1862.
Qusr Wa6rf6einIi6teit ndh piro
Or. Sobn q. Reeo bon gImpooc
9Iac., Der betanntli6 6errn 8o:bsI
bic Domination fir bic aanbioutIr
aIs 8ongreBoertreter i'm 3tpeiter
1titritt bereebli6 itreitiq ma6te, benz
nod fir oas Nmt tunbioiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-28

eugene Seatb, 2epis Dabe Sei3er,
Sofepb RatbanieG 5unter, gbarlep
Curtis Sones, Gbdrles g. 8ennebp,
Glifforo 6. aennebD, @eorge Weslep
8ing, 0aptb Qbam aorb, 1let6er
Gdngoon, 5opdro go6ran 2isle (Q.
81, Sobn G6orlesport6 2itteQ. @rneit
@beiter Mc@uloh ~. 81, Wiaiam
8. Qidels, german 5eigberp poblz
meber, 6enrb Wi9ie S6neiber, 2ouIs
9oparb S9riDer, GlDbe Garl Sbintle
(Q. 3D., 5rancis @lenn Smith, Gbus.
4uguit StammeI, 5oparo 2eig6t
Stitt, Gbarles 5enrD Stoffregen,
George Bernard 5opm0ler, gric gfsz
neIh Snahtman or. 81. George
glatt Spler, Sr., StunIep Sua Ban
pelt.
Den Grab zines Maiter Of Nrts ers
baIten: Rop 8edett, 9. g., George
totpn, 1907; Marp Sulia gentlep, u.
g., 1898; Wbittier 8urnet, pb. g.,
Staut Obio, 1903; GIi3abst6 GabsQ
Darlington, u. g., 1909; Gonarb gi.
dOlas Chopper, 9. e., 8etbanD, 1897;
Siegfrieb 9sismar, u. g., 1908; Gbitb
areimer, u. g., 1908; Settle Gittle,
u. g., 1897; GliIe Reis 2oebmann, u.
g., 1909; SeIsn Gibbons 2otipei6,
Getp3ig, 1902; 9enrietta Marte Madz
gum, u. g., 1909; 5arrist Dition
2epis Barter, 9. g., 8ufnell, 1894;
Sonstts RsOiu, u. g., 9eorgetOpa,
1909; Warp emma popeQ, U. s.,
1907; Soiepb Maccabee Rubin, u. g..
Wisconiin, 1908; NuguIt Rueter, 9.
o., 9artforo Theological Seminarp,
1907; 2outs SeIbert, 4. g., 1909;
5reb. Sbap, 9b. g., SbiO, 1906; GSIo.
renee Spiegel, u. g., 1908.
Den Grab eines 0ottors Der Pbilos
iopbie srbalten: Natban SopiO SIuacS,
u. g., 1907; u. M., 1908; Guiott
Smitb, u. g., WinneIotu, 1903.
Quberbem tperben natiirlih nod bic
I6li6en preiie 3ur 9ertbeiIung gez
langen unb 3fpar bur6 Die Oetane Der
betreffenben Fatultdten.