davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-31

Mrss GranviIIr Richards -.
Mr. r Roman Wen 1pxnl Xmas
day with Mrs. John NcC;cnahan
Miss Addic Richardson. 81 Rising
Sun. spent Wednesday with Mrs John
kranSs
Mr.. End Mrs. c,rsnus CresuelI aud
children are spending This week ii
Chester
Miss Emma Viola Gather is visit.
ing Miss Morris in Washington.
Miss Alberta Graham. OF Liberty
Grove, spent Xmas with Mrs. L. G..
White.
Misses Mamie and Jessie Campbell
spent Wednesday IN Baltimore.
Messrs Walter Beaver and Edwiu
Dorcus. 81 Carlisle. Pa. are spend
ing their Xmas recess at their re-.
spectivc homes
Mr. and Mrs. Archer Coale md
Mr.. Harry Laniua pi philadelphia.
spent Xmas with Mrs. Mary Lanm.
Misses Mabel Peoples and Heath. 81
State College. Pa, spent this week
with MIR Adem Peoples
Miss Berth Mitchell. OF Aberdeen,
is the guest Of Mrs. William Todd.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jones, OF VIII
mington, spent Xmas day with Nil.
Hattie Jones.
Misses Elizabeth lamm and Edith
Chick are visiting relatives in Phla-
delpha.
Mr.. and Mrs William Johnston OF
Wilmington. spent Sunday with Miss
Margaret Kerwin
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Buck aud
children and Miss Mona Jenkins spent
Xmas day with Nj and Mrs. John
Owens, in Havre de Grace.
Miss Maud Hemmick, Of Baltimore,
spent Monday with her sisscr. Mrs.
Frances Townlcy Benson
Mr.. and Mrs ] T c. Hopkins and
daughter spent Xmas Win Mrs. PEN
ny. in Newburg, ~ Y.
The Susquehanna river hasn't been
in finer condition Tor skating ior
years 1t is frozen perfectly smooth
all over with s inches d ice Quite a
large number Of folks are enjoying
icesoatine autousobiing, sleighing
and skating.
Mr.. and Mrs Shipley. Of Baltimore,
and Henry Hindman, OF Norfolk. Va,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-31
PORT DEPOSIT
a Happy New Year to All

\ Happy New fear to All!
Watch night service will be held in
the Methodist Church Saturday even
ing a, 1890 by Rev r. Carpenter.
Mr. George Carr, Miss Helen Carr
and Miss Grace McKcnney. OF Phila-
delphia. spent Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs James O Carson.
Mr. Jacob L. Butchenhar,. OF Phila-
delphia, spent Sund;y and Monday at
his home
Rev. and Mrs IA A. G. Wcsterfeli
and children and Miss Leila X. Gerry.
OF Elkton, are spending Christmas
week with Mrs. Jane A. Gerry.
DIR. and Mrs. Frances Falls, OF
Phoenixvire. Pa. spent XmGs day
with Mrs John Falls
Mr. and Mrs George Hagerty and
daughter and MIR Mack Nesbitt. OF
New York. spent Xmas with Mrs.
Laura McC'cnahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cornbrooks
aud children, . Newport News,
spent Christmas week with Mrs. Mar.
garct Nanneman
MIR, ". c. Jackson. { Blythcdalc,
spent several days this week with
HcI HplUtTi MIS-. ~, T.. ButCnennart
Mr.. Herbert Cummings, OF Pilot
town. WAS Mrs w + Cummings
guest this week.
MIR Frank Clapp spcn, last Satur.
day in Baltimore
MIR Charles McDowcT. OF Pitts
burg, is spending this week at his
home
DR. and Mrs. G II. Richards spent
Monday in Baltimore with Mr.. and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-31

her children and grandchildren. Sat
urday.
Mr.. Harry Williams, OF Whining
ton. spent Xmas with his parents.
Miss Mary Tomlinson, OF Farming
ton. is the guest Of her grandparents.
Mr. Walter Owens. OF Wilmington.
was az home several days this week.
The wageworker., 1910-04-01
Heraldry.

According to the highest authorities.
heraldry finds it's starting point in the
totemism of prehistoric man. In the
barbaric custom of painting or cary
ing the totem on oars, the bows and
sides of canoes, weapons, pillars in
front Of houses, ETC., and in tatooing
it on the various parts of the body.
as we have the real origin of the in
sigma that are SO precious to the
apprehension of to-day. It was in the
ignorant superstition of the savage
that he sprang from a crane or a bear
or some other animal that the various
coats of arms" of the "big families"
of the present time found their incep-
tion.-New York American
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21
KNOX KEEPS PORTFOLIO
Announcement Means Taft Is Pleased
With Secretary.

With Secretary.
Washington, June 21.-Following
conference which he had with Presi-
dent Taft, Secretary of State Knox
last night issued the following state
nent: THE president having express
ed to me this morning his earnest
wish that should remain at my pres
emf post, l am constrained to decline
to allow my name to be presented as
candidate for governor of Pennsyl-
yania at the forthcoming republican
convention. But for this | would have
deemed it my duty to have accepted
the nomination if it had come to me
as the general choice of the party"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

Dodges Cooks Records.
Boston, June 21.-Carrying bounti-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21
SUGAR TRUST, ALLY OF
COP, WILL ESCAPE
AIRING OF ITS AFFAIRS

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Wickersham received His share of the
sugar trust fee.
That the sugar trust is an old friend
and ally of the republican party, and
has in times gone by contributed mil
lions to the republican campaign
funds.
Control in Wrong Quarter.
Once more, the congress is adjourn
ing without investigating the sugar
trust. The truth of the following pro-
verb by Senator Owen of Oklahoma
has again been demonstrated:
You can not control the trusts by
the government when the government
is controlled by the trusts
About the oily thing the average
American citizen can do about the
failure of our lawmakers to investi-
gate the thieving sugar octopus is to
advise his neighbor to write for a copy
of Senator Owens speech on the cleo
ton of United States senators by the
direct vote of the people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21
FARM AND SCHOOL ITEMS
[Arrow points to him.l

Work-How Agricul
Is Going
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

For Agriculture in Schools. = The
university has declared strongly for,
commercial education, for industrial
education and in particular for agri-
cultural education; the dean of the
college of agriculture has made into
A book a plea for education for eff
cheney, now quoted from Maine to
California. Professor d. o. Barto, a
man unusually well equipped for this
work, has been employed to assist in
putting agriculture into all the high
schools, and through his able leader
ship this has become the policy in
Illinois instead of having separate ag-
ricultural high schools. And now an
other well equipped man, Professor
Fred L. Charles, has been employed
to study conditions in the elementary
schools and assist in introducing agri-
cultural nature study. The university
now gives credit for high school agri-
culture.
The farmers institute is doing much
% make sentiment for the teaching of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

and making the work effective where
it is weak or neglected. This will be
under the direction of the superintend.
ent.
Institute Secretary Parke of DeKalb
county has organized an alfalfa club at
Sycamore, securing 65 members, each
of whom paid 81 into the treasury; $50
farmers were present at their first
meeting with a good program, and a
permanent Organization was formed.
Best Care of Manure.-Manure is
very perishable and loses rapidly I'M
der most conditions from the time it is
made If dropped where it is wanted,
or If applied at once, the loss is the
least No farmer should be so blind as
to suppose he is keeping up fertility in
proportion as he feeds his stock, unless
he gives the manure proper care; it is
in fertility When manure cannot be
hauled and spread as soon as produced,
it is, best preserved by the deep stall
system Qetting 1t accumulate under the
animals feet with plenty of bedding
for any desired time) This system
seems especially adapted to winter
feeding in mixed farming. Nitrogen is
the principal element in manure, and
the full value of manure is secured
only when, 1t is applied to land need
ing nitrogen.-Frank l. Mann.-Report-
ed by Arthur J. Bill.
t.. .a.f.s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

agriculture in the elementary schools.
1t approves and aids the extension
work attempted by the college of agri-
culture. Its mission is not SO much
to teach as to create the desire to
learn. 1t joins hands with the county
superintendent of schools in work
that will reveal to pupils and parents
the vast areas of practical scientific
knowledge now open. It's press bureau
furnished articles weekly to. several
hundred newspapers The institute may
be relied upon to assist in popular
izing agricultural education.-Frank H.
Hail, superintendent Illinois Farmers
institute. 49,. .-.,-, ~. ,>-.-~
Scales Show Effect of Phosphorus.-
If, land were abandoned for depletion
of nitrogen and organic matter, nature
would restore those by wild legumes,
grasses, etc. there was enough phos-
phorus; but if land were abandoned
for lack of phorphorns it would be
permanently dead so far as nature is
concerned. The phosphorus factor is
the simplest; phosphorus has but to
be bought and applied There is no
possible way of applying It through
any rotation, and there IS no system
of farming that will maintain It ex-
cept where the products of other
farms are added. Even a strictly live
stock system, with all the crops fed
and all the manure saved, Will not
maintain this element It is also the
cheapest element OF plant food that
has to, be supplied.
Phosphorus works especially in de-
,yeloping the seeds and grain. Nitro
gen develops the leaf and stalk, and
rank, vigorous growth of these indi-
cate plenty of nitrogen. But it takes
the scales to tell the value of phos-
phorus. application A few ounces
more or less TO each hill of corn makes
alarge difference in the yield per acre.
but is beyond the eyes of anybody to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21
measure.-Frank L. Mann. Iroquois


Proof in Many Increased Yields
Mr.. Mann has used phosphorus extern
sively on his 500-acre farm of common
corn belt prairie in lroquois county
after. years of cropping had reduced
his yields of corn from 60 to 20 bushels
to 40 or 90 bushels, and reduced his
oats from so bushels TO so and so bush
els per acre. He reports the following
increases of yield per acre due to phos-
phorus treatment; 1906, so acres oats,
20 bushels increase; so acres corn, 10
bushels; 1907, go acres corn, IL bush
els; so acres oats, Is bushels; so acres
corn, II bushels; 1908, 10 bushels in
crease in wheat; oats, 25 bushels; 1909,
40 acres corn, % bushels; 80 acres
corn, 16 bushels; 60 acres corn,
bushels AS a striking illustration the
average increase the past six years on
the 20 acres, which received the first
full treatment of phosphorus has not
been less than 80 bushels per acre
more than the average yield on the
same field for the six years proceed
ing. AN
Short Courses at Five NormaIs.-
Following the pronounced success of
the short course in agriculture held by
the Farmers Institute and the DeKalb
Normal school last year, the institute
will thus cooperate with each of the
five normal schools at sDeKalb, Ma
comb, Normal, Charleston and Carbon
dale, in holding five courses of one
week each the coming season, and the
institute has set aside 800 for each
course. These short courses are wei
coined by all the Normal school presi-
dents. state School Superintendent
Blair believes this plan good for the
Young people who attend, good for the
normal school students and the faculty,
and good for the cause of agricultural
education" Dean Davenport OF the
College of Agriculture land Institute
superintendent Hall see great promise
in these courses Definite preparations
are now being made for several lines
Of class work and helpful addresses at
these gatherings. Iltnpis' Is the first
state TO start such Approaching move
ment TO educate young teachers in ag-
rlculture. and no part of the institutes
work could promise better, wider or
more thorough results for the farmers
of tomorrow
Another new feature of the institute
work is to employ persons in various
parts of the state to work up and, as
sist in organizing farmers clubs and in
dependent institutes = strengthening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21
Photo by American Press Association.

that three elders in the Southern
Methodist church, one of them a men,
Der of the board of trustees of Wander
bilt university. are preparing charges
of INSTRUMENTATION to authority against
Bishop E. R. Hendrix of Kansas City,
president of the university, and that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

All the news all the ume-Tne Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

full supply of trinkets and gumdrops
for the Igloo, the steamship Beothic,
chartered by Harry Whitney of New
Haven, Conn, and Paul ]. Rainey Of
New York, for hunting expedition in
the arctic, sailed from South Boston
yesterday. The Beothic is under the
command of Captain Bartlett, who said
with a smile, 1--WE probably will not
bother to take the time to, hunt up
Cooks records
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

CONTINUED from Page one.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-21

these charges will be fled with the
college of bishops within the next GO
days. The senior bishop, Rev. Dr. A.
W. Wilson of Baltimore, will appoint
a committee of IL elders to hear thu
charges
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
0aosfi apn5ert abgeiagt.
Sailelbe miro crit in Der lesten @odJe
bes Jannar itattfinben.

9as Gieosrton3ert Der gefeiertsn
Wagneridngerin Jobanne @aosti, bas
beute Radmittag i'm 8ronh Opern@
6auie io8uidgen CUR Gr0ffnung Der
muiitaliifen SaiIon itQttfinoen iollz
te, fdut aus. Qls bic grimd Donna
oeftsrn bier eintraf, Fano tie 3ahlreihe
grisfe pon bieitgen MuiitIiebba6erins
nen Dor oss 5n4olts. baB io3ials
pflihter fie 3u ibrsm groBen 2eiopez
len abhislten, bsm &on3ert bei3upo6z
nen unh oer Dina einen Qufi6ub besz
TsIben ndbelegteu. % in GubetraGt
pss beutigen iiibiIden 5ouptfeiertaaes
unb Der Gpistopal 20uoention Der
8oroertduf melt binter ben Grrpartuns
gen 3uriidgeblieben mar, itIoHen Iih
bic unternsbmer bem Wunih jener
Samsn an uno SrQu 8ubsti, Die nitt
Dor sinem lesren 5duie iingen fDpflte,
pilliote ein. Ios 4on3ert Durbe Desz
bnlb Bis 3ur llBten Wohe bes Ulondt5
Sdnuur berIhoben. Die geioiten gi!=
lets tonnen bel Der Ghur6s sgeintomp
60, on 8isrter uno Sim StrdBe, gez
gen ben oafiir be3ablten 8ttrag pieoer
einestauidt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
1ragiiher 1oo.
yeianmte Qebrerin erliegt int geton
9oipital einer Nfouituergiilnng.

Sm Sston 6ofpital itar6 geitsrn
5rl. 4nnd 0drnes, 55 Sabre oft, eine
2ebrsrin an Der Is. 8iItrittsI1ule, an
ben Jolgen elmer Qtonitpergifiung.
Jrt. 8arnsg mar am Dienitdg 8ors
mittag in befpubtloIem 3uitanb in ii.
rsm 3immer i'm au1lmann 5otel, Ro.
Is Weit Siebsnts Strabs, dufgefunbsn
unb auf Inorbrung bon Or. Charles
@regorp Smitb nah oem Seton .6oz
ipital 9eftafft tporoen.
mie Dr.. 5mith erfldrte, litt bic
arants on elmer 2ltonitpsrgiftung, Die
tie fih augeniheirlid babur4 SugeSoz
gen bate, bab lie cine gu grobe 9oiis
BON fopfIhmsrsmebi3in nabm. Jll.
0drnes lit periobiih an beftigsa
aopfitmer3sn unb pfGegte Tih barn
burh aopfIhmer3puloer. Die 2tonit
entbielten. Qinperung 3u berItaffsn.
BON bisien pulpern nabm lie ougen=
ifeinli6 cine 81 grobe 0oiis, Die lbs
rem goo berbsifiibrte. Der Coroner
tpurbs bon Dem 5ossfaa benahrih
.igt uno ipire heute Ieines Imtea
malttu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
efiirs IiafDniiienbaus.
8abcning nno @eriammlung oes
GraueuOsrtins iino aui leate
anbernumt.

Gum 9eitsn css 1suti6en 9iatos
niFlenz uno ardntenbauIss iinbet am
9onneritae, 13. Gttob.r, 9abentas
itatt unb spar iotpobl i'm 8iatoniIIenz
beim on Der Clifton 4pe. unoSiraight
Str. pie i'm 3,peiahoipital go. 529
Bis 533 Cit 2ibertp Str. Sm Gtas
.oniFsnbduIs nerben Grfrilhunasn
bon 2 Bis 5 lbr Ruhmittags Isrpirt
unb Q6snbsiTsn bon 5 Biz 8 llhr
9lbenos. lin 2 u6r gtahrittags fin
bst Tsrner in Der Saus.dpslls bic Bier
sBsriammluns beg 6rauens
uno SungFrausnpereins itatt unb Wlits
alisber uno fFrsunbe BEG 8ereing iino
um Sablreihss Grfteinsn ssbetsn.
Gabsn ieglihsr glrt perpen nit 9ant
ang.ncmnttn. Sn bsiosn SoIpitdlern
puroen i'm abaelaufenen Sabre 1O67
gatientsn psrpilset. BON psL6en nur
438 zen pollen Qr.is b.3ohltsn. 242
sablt.n .inen 5heil Der pIlegstoIten,
234 Elm nent1 uno 153 ipuroen gdn3s
lid frei 6sbdnbsIt unb perpflsgt. Wl1n
fiebi. Roth unb Gtsnb tlopfen bslnl
DiatonifIsnhdus niht perqs6sns on.
Die 4nItalt lit natiirlid) auf ei. Inter
Itiibuns ibrsr sreunbs uno Sonn.'
ana.tpieIen, Ioll tie ibr liebesnert N
| oerIel6en @eiie fortIsBsn tpi. bisher
Roturalien unogelogeidsnts ilno ess'
halb iehr tpilItommsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

aOn.raitor SenrpgiarIin liegt idmsr
perItst i'm sOipital.

gine lpiite gri9stei, bic nad Der
2lngabs Der polissi in Der Dirtbitaft
BEG Gimer'ltsn SoteIE an oer s. uno
8ulnut StraBe gsittIa Qbsno itatts
fanp, oiirfte ben soo oesgauunternths
mers Senrp Wartin ron RO.807 Dap
ton Strabe sur 5ol9e ba5en.
gaie ss beibt. serieth MartiH in Der
Birtbi6aft nit psritieoenen Gditen
in Streit unb tpurbe bann an Die Guft
qeiet.. 9isrbsi tam sr 10 ung!itlt4
gu Gan. oaB .r nit osm &opI auf oen
RinnItsin 'fiug uno Ii9 einen S6ds
telbruA uno cine Ge5irrerihiitterun5
su3oe. Der @sr!ebts fano aufnahme
i'm It1btiIhsu 5ofpitaI, no oi. asr5te
Ieinen 3uitanb fir iebr scientific srs
tldrten. Tis polisei 1T nit elmer &C.
nausn llnteriuhung beg 9orfalss be-
ihdftiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
2lms bem YpliSei8eriHt.

Die gsrGanoluns eessn eetpare
ReuIh BON go. 526 Gonrpp StraBs,
Der porasIsern feline pormolise yraat
Till. Ri.baus pon Ro. 1888 Central
4oeuue nurh bier ReocIperidins
Ifper perlpunoeie, tpurbe biz gum 26.
Cttober perItobsn, od Jrl. Qishdus
s,senpGrtis nod in siemlid bebeRtlis
der DerfaiIuns i'm taotiihen SoiPi'al
barnieberliest.
Der Gtantlpdrttr Wiliam2llt9aus,
Der tiirslih babel srrpiiht poroen mar,
ais er in Der Wirihih1ft an Der JunIs
ten Siabe unb 8rodopap oas pine
Bona Spiel oulbste. puroe al $50 une
ben Rotten perurihsiIt, ndbrsno Ghars
les 6. Sobnfton, Der nit hem WurIel'
bsher in Der 0ano absefabt poroeu
mar, bic SiaottdiIe um S. uno BIZ
Rotten bsreifern mubte.
DAB nas GrapipisI audi in prioats
b1uiern perbptsn III. erfubr ssitern Der
Qeasr Gnoh 5is!e bon go. 2436Reaoa
ina Roao, Der iiirslih in ieiner gnohs
nuna BON Dem iarbige1 poll3iiter
leipis perbaftst lporDsn ipar. neil oorl
aelpiirieIt ipurns. Mesen Sbeilnahm,
an tenn 8liidsipiel tpurosn audi BIZ
Qeaer lxslit Ranlin. Samss Grssr
unb 0arrp Gliton perbaItst. Wie aus
Der gerbanelurs erhellts. bate gsDis
anfinsIih mitsdpielt uno erhieit ba'
fir BON Rihter Hooe einen RuHsl
hisle nuroe gu $50 uno Foiien perur
theiIt unb Clifton mubts So uno BIZ
Rotten be5abIsn. pdbreno Raniin uni
0resn pegsn Wnnss!s on gereiier
frsigeiprcden ipuroeH.
Der "a SABRE alte 6enrs Wolf
Der tpie ausfiibrlid, bsriht,t, porse
fern Mbtnb perboftet iporoen mar. ali
.r iirh nnaeblif IN perbdhtiesrMeiisa
perihiebtne tleine WGnhen bernnae
modt baben iclIte, purbs BON Rihte
Bobe pegsn Nnngels an Bepeiiel
fr<iseiproAsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
gtcuc gussabe
100000
CINCINNATI 4%
HOSPITAL BONDS.
Baltic 1. @usa't 1860. Denomination $500
Ercis 1925 sno 3inicn.
Western German Bank,
II. nue Sine Str, Cincinnati.
seniIhe Sanpuebr Sdilg,n Som.
pngai..

Die TeutIhe 2anbpebr DSaItene
aompu8nis bi,tt leBten Montag in ibs
rem 6agptquartier, go. 1925 9ine
Strabe, cine gut befuh!s 8erIamms
lung ab. 9rdiioent Sob. pfeiffer fiihrs
ts ben 8oriiB uno Sol. WeiB oos prc=
totou. 9ei benz am leBtsn Sonntag 81
Gnbe gegangsnsn SaiionihieBeH auT
lonse Diftons errduo 8umerao Deter
ainih fid Die a0nigsmeoatlIe. sic
piro benz aamsruben auf oem an l3.
glopembsr in Der 2lrbeitsrhallc ab3u7
haltsnosn S0nigsbaq bonn grGIioente7
TeierlihIt iiberreitt tperoen. IuT9es
nommen nurb.n Garl geder uno
ssrisorih Msisr. am Sonntag, %.
Oftobsr, Ibenes, finbst eine tIsine
Heitlifteit i'm 9ersinslptale, gu Der
nur Witgliebsr 3utritt baben itatt.
Das 0ergriigunostommittee berlhz
tete,, boB Die gorbereitungen 81 Dem
am 13. Tppemeer Itot.fmoen aontes
ban nabe3u beeuost iinb uno periprtdt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13
Otter Sefannter
8om Der Eoli5ei tn Der Eerion BON
gsiliam SDpt oinsieit gemndt.

Ginen alien 8etdnnten mahten aes
itern bic Tetettips Grim unb aubfers
in Der gsrion zines getpiTsn Wiliam
5opt bingftit, Deiien Sps3ialitdt bar
in beIte6en ion, bubnentplle junge
Wdbten 3u besdunern, inbsm sr III
nen dlisrbanb Stelungen bei reiiens
ben 9eIellItdften oeripri6t.
gereits i'm Sabre 1903 mar 5ont
hier nit ben gshDrosn in Spnilift aes
rdtben, neil er elnem qstpiFen :. %.
G,riffitb $500 abgetn0pft Bate untsr
Der 8orIpisgelung, oob er 9riffit6
als Mldnagsr fir Elm Jbedterunters
nehmen oniteilsH pOIle. g(ubsrbtm Ia
Gen aud psritisoene onbers y6lls 1e.
qsn ibn Dor, ober shs bic Qoli3si Isinsr
bahboft perpen tonnte, entIpiihte6ppt
nab Ghicoao. IetettiD Souiaon
reiTte oprtbin, um ben 8efdngenen abs
3ubolsn, a6sr oisism seIang ss NIT
Silfe zines finbigen 4upalts ouf
Grunb zines Sdbea5 Gorpus 8erIdhs
rens irsi3utommeH. Seitber tpuroen
bic bisiissn gebOrcen 6:nahrihti8t,
baB Sopt jest in Ghicago gepiini4t
!piro.
S6 Der gurfde bortbin drsgsliefert
tp.rben tpirb. hdngt pdoor ab, RI
Griffith aeri6tlih Qe9sn i6n borgs6en
nil, ba 5opt bann OorsrIt bier prO8eIs
Iirt peroen biirfte. guBeroem biirTs
ten iid aud nod dnbere 4ntIagsn g.s
GEN ibn .rgeben, osnn tOis aus Brief
Itloiten terporoebt. bic an 5ont gsfuns
ben purbeu, bat er bier in ber Istten
3tit iih duf feline aIteu 0aunereisr
psrle9t unb bic poli3ei Diro nun in
erIter 2inie perfuden, bic Ramen Dor
ettpaiesn nsusu Spfsrn 3u srmittsln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

Rad,ts asiirru AbenS ein SnnNen'
raubcr bci 5ranf Sidrrbate.

Gin auFrsgenOes 4knteuer battle ses
ftern Mbsno tura Dor IL llbr Grant
BieterAate, por 10. 2179 Bud Str,
su beitebeu. 9isterbdse befaub iib um
bic angesebene ,3eit auf bem Selmnes
unb mar nur cine sans turse Streds
BON Ieiner Mobnuns entfernt, ais G,
iid plDslido eiHsm Strabenrduber sss
eeniibsr fab. rer aus einem onntleu
gdbfwn fsrausIprang uno ihm .inen
Eepolper nit benz iiblideu 8efebl
,,Sdnee bob" Dor ben Gopf bieIt.
Jietsrbats sntIprah berRptb gebor'
txno oieisr aufforberung unb Be,
Bandit burdliuhts itine 1affe uni
perfhnane i'm Duntel Der Naft. nah'
benz er iih bic 8arihaft ieines Sp'
'fers angseignst bate, bic aus 5ipei &c
gentsftiiden unb iieben lineoln pen
nies bsiiano. Der Neraubte melosts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-13

ae1er unb seristb, ba ibr Gaite CUR
53eit bon Sauie abtpeTenD mar, In be-
greiflide aufre9ung. sic feste iih
unpsr8iigli4 nit Der poli5eiitation oes
adtsn 3tItritts in 8srbinbuns uno
erbielt Die 8eritAsrung, boB fofprt Elm
poli3iit our Stsue Isin perbe. Ss
bduerte jebod eins poae Stunoe,
obfdon bic Stution nur 3tpei 9duisrs
gepiert entfernt iit, ebs etn poli8iit
erIdten unb Der 2tngft Der i'm 5duIe
uusin anpsienoen 5rau Elm GnDe be-
reitete. Der geamte IteQts feit, bab
Elm ginbre6er i'm aelIsr getpeIen uno
9orbereitungen getroffsn bate, in oas
6aus ielbit ein3ubrin9en.