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- BY MARY GWYNN WETTEM AN
-FOUR-TWO
BY MARY GwYNN wHITEM AN
TELEPHONE ONE-FoUR-TwO

alley and stopped after the tongue had
been wrenched from the buggy.
The accident to his wife occurred in
front of the Kruger home and the
neighbors carried the woman on the
lawn, placed her on cot and hastily
secured medical assistance. Through
an operation her life was saved and
she was moved to the home of negro
across the track where a room has
been rented for her comfort.
The extra expense has naturally
been more than Franklin could meet,
since his livelihood depends on his
truck garden, which is now flourish
ing and ready to gather for market,
but which, of course, may be a total
loss to the negro during his enforced
stay in town.
He has been forced to ask assistance
frl n MS friends among the white folks
which he does in manner both OF
pride and shame, for he has never
had to beg before, he says.
1t is as worthy a cause Tor help as
could be found and this has been writ
ten in the hope thai those sympathetic
white folks who haven't seen Frank
lin, may be touched and contribute Il
quarter or so t. his aid.
If you do not know where to reach
him. telephone 142.
There is real pathos in the recital
Of his story of the runaway and the
tears fill his eyes as he speaks or MS
wife.
The negroes are we'll known and
are deserving of assistance. His ap-
probation of what the white folks
have done is expressed with eloquence
and his appeal to Old Missus" or
Young MisGus,' as the case may be.
can not be denied by those who have
a iellowfc cling for all humanity.
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Travellers Aid Society.

The Travellers Aid society will
keep on the watch for people who need
of Oklahoma City ana will always
be ready to care for distressed moth
ers and helpless girls who are travel
ing through the city. Our headquar.
ters are at 4O2 Empire building and
our phone number is 4477.
I'VE have provided rest room
where women and children may make
themselves comfortable and obtain
rest while waiting for trains. 1t is
possible for us to secure lodging for
the needy at much cheaper rates than
they could get themselves and we shall
try to care for women and children
who come here friendless and unem-
ployed and assist them in securing en-
ployment | now have several good
places for wcmen wanting work and
also a number of applicants for work
in offices or as cooks.
we are finding plenty of work TO
keep us busy and already some pa
thetic cases have demanded our at.
tention. Tuesday night we met the
Rock Island trains. Three little chill
dren, whose mother had recently died
in Texas, We're travelling alone to rel
atives near Memphis, Tenn. The old
est was boy of IA, the next boy
of Z, and the youngest little girl os
). They were tired, sleepy and hun.
cry. We took them to headquarters
and cared for them until time for
their train to leave. Another case
was that of a woman who could rot
spe ak English and did not kn-w how
to get to her destination. We also
cared for a mother and four children
who had missed their train and did
not have funds enough to go to a ho-
tel"
Mrs. Pearl is at the head of the
Travellers Aid Society. Mrs. Mary A.
BCnd is in charge of the work at the
Rock Island and Frisco stations. and
Miss Lucy VI. Campbell has control
of the Missouri Kansas & Texas and
Santa Fe .-Oklahoman.
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Picnic Party.

Miss Mamie Eaves has been enter
tanning quite large house-party the
past week and in their honor several
very charming hospitalities have been
planned
Miss Taliaterro of Mill. Miss Chit
wood of Mill Creek. Miss Elder of
Eldcrado, Miss Byrd of Pooleville and
Mrs Majors of Poolville are the per-
sonelle of the party and have made
many lasting friends during their visit
here.
a picnic luncheon to Lorena park
was parting compliment to her
guests.
Mrs. Eaves chaperoned and the fol.
lowing young people were in the party:
Misses Eaves, Taliaferro, Chitwood,
Elder, Byrd. Dixie Tawny and Lillian
Craddock of Denton, Texas; Messrs.
Light, Clemens, Clarke, and Wesch.
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Who
Rose
Again
Copyright, 1909, by George II. Doran
Company

Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters.
Leicester, a young man OF
brilliant intellect, but dlssipated
habits, wagers that he can win
Olive Castlemaine for a wife. On
the eve of their wedding she learns
of the wager, and Indignantly re
jects him. At Taviton where he is
a candidate for Member of Parlia.
ment he appears in public helpless
" intoxicated. He is forced to with.
draw his candidacy and leaves the
town in disgrace
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\ Pennsylvania man jumped into a
river to save his cook who tried to-
drown herself In these times a man
will take any chance in the world
rather than lose a good cook. There's
a reason.
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UMSlOPOGAAS.

Comes Umslopogaas Johnsing,
With the ebon epidermis,
With the smile like minted gold is,
With the arms of gorilla,
With the paws like two huge meal
sacks,
With his feet flat as two mud pies,
And the question If the day is:
Has he got a streak OF yellow?
Dare he face the mighty Jeffries?
Can he take the Jeffries wallop?
Can he stop one with his pleXus,
Known by scientists as solar
Can he stand one in the tummy@
Take a wallop on the kidneys?
Take a straight left to his grease-trap?
And one in his difterential?
Stand side swipe to his tonneau?
And an ther on his honk-honk!
And a stiff jab on the headlights!
With cross-cut to his intake?
Without showing up the yellow
Called in Texas: ''Ponderosa?"
Personally We incline to
Think the Johnsing person yellow,
Think he will turn out a gutter,
Think compared with him a crawfish
Would lock like Barney Oldfied.
But tomorrow tells the story,
Aye, tomorrow ends the talkfest;
That's enough to make us thankful
And however the big fight goes,
Big Umslopogaas Johnsing
VIII have copped a go5d sized fortune,
And that is the thing he planned for
Ring the gong and start the wallops.
Houston Post.
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Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels to eXpel poisonous matter.
cleanse the system. cure constipation
and sick headache. Sold by all ded
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Miss Margaret Blois of Marietta
visited Mrs. w. r. Burntt this week.
t.
Miss Helen Petterman of Marietta
was a guest at the Woods Mccullough
wedding.
Mrs Dow Taylcr of Woodyille has
returned home after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. j. \. Bivens.
Mrs. a. b. Guynn who has been the
guest of Mrs. d. T, Nisbett for the past
two months left this morning for her
home in Texas.
#
Misses Talliaferro and Byrd have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
with Miss Mamie Eayes
It
Miss Carolina Austin OF Rockwall,
Texas, spent the day with her cousin
Mrs. John Whiteman.
Mrs. Frank Gates and daughter
Miss Murfett are visiting relatives in
Gainesville.
Miss Ida Pritchett, teacher in the
Latin department of the y -rthwestern
normal here, and Miss Lucille Haskell,
formerly teacher in our Northwestern
normal. head of the department of
English at Edmond, started for New
York July ]. From there they will
sail directly for Naples. touring Italy,
Switzerland, Germany, France and
England. Visiting the beautiful, mys-
terious and impressive Passion Play at
Oberam mergau All along the route
they expect t. do much study work
for their departments. They will visit
the museum, galleries, etc, in research
work-Alva Pioneer.
i
\ Pennsylvania man jumped into a
river to save his cook who tried to-
drown herself In these times a man
will take any chance in the world
rather than lose a good cook There's
a reason.
For the first time in the history
of Yale University an honorary de.
tr,sg n
when last week the institution be.
slowed the honorary degree upon
Jane Adams, president of the Ma
tional Conference of Charities and
Correction and head of Hull House,
Chicago.
The New Haven Register speaks
of Miss Adams in connection with
the event as follows:
A lovely country home in Illinois,
devoted companionship with a Qua.
ker father of senatorial prominence
whom Lincoln addressed on ques-
tions of conscience as his dear dou-
bile did Adams" four years of un.
dergraduate life at Rockford College
the Mount Holyoke Seminary OF
the west-ard half dozen years
OF study and travel in the old world
brought Miss Adams, in 1899, to
the fulfillment of an early resolve
to study medicine and live with
the poor. In that year, in company
with her friend. Miss Starr, she in.
augurated the social settlement oc
Hull House in Chicago with inspira.
tion drawn from the English Toynbee
Hall. After twenty years Hull House
is the most extensive and import
ant settlement in the United States.
NO other one institution perhaps.
has had more influence in shaping
ard inspiring the present movement
toward social reconstruction in tn .
country" Behind this vital institl.
ton stands the vital personality OF
Miss Adams She has had a prophet.
ic vision of what might be done.
and militant courage united with
high order of administration social
and political capacity in doing ani
getting it done. She has initiated
local and national activities far more
benificent than those of ancent Car.
thage, and to our wondering eyes,
as to those of pious Aeneas, dux
femina, facti.
4 llITlV In0lllkl
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3wif6en QutomO6i( unO Deer pur6 gar
g8. 8. 9opfin5 uoa AuDHOa,e i6iuer
Derlebt.

Nm. 8. 5optins, S4aBmeiIter Der
Ren Hiper Qumber 60, tpobn6dft gto.
685 HOrtb Crescent place, 4oonoale,
purbe gsitern Qbeno 6 llbr BET einem
2tutomobilunfal Qefdbrti6 OerleBt unD
lieot jsBt in bebentlidem 3uitano i'm
getbesba 6oIpitdl Ddrnieber. Der I'm
faQ ereignete ft6 an OerDooDburn une
2inben @pe. Das 2lutomobil rDuroe
bon Dem Gigentbiimer 5errn Gouis
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facturer5 Niiocidtion, ipel6er i'm SAB
lin 5otel pobnt, gelenft. 9eibe Ser
rem faben auf Dem 8orDer1tB Des&raft@
tpagens. 2tn Der Gde Der MoODburn
uno Qinben 0De. tpollte 0oiter iiber
bic StraBe fabren, Inn in bic 2incoln
Qpe. etn3ubiegen, ais D0s 2lutomobtI
bon etnem iiiDli4 fabrenDen Bagen Der
Deer part Snterurban Gtnie getroffen
DurDs. 9err 5optins puroe i'm mel
ten 8Dgen aug DemNutompbil 9efhleuz
bert unD lQnoete etpd ie6s SuB BON
bem Sttabeubabnpagen entfernt aut
Dem Steinpflaiter, tpd6reno Der neben
tbm iiBeuoe Oolter rDunoerbarer Ueiie
nit bem Shreden odDontam.
Oas Nutomobil tpor bel Der &oQtz
Iion auf bic Sette eeihleuDert un0
icbner beiaGpigt poroen. poli3iit
GrotpIep bonn 7. 0titritt, pelner fth
IN Der Rdbe befano, elite na6 Der I'm
faQIteQe, unb 6optins, psI6er btlfIo5
auf Der Strabe lag, tpurbe auTgeboben
uno 3und6it auf bem 8aien Dor Dem
9uuie bes !6errn Sobn Gilligan, gto
1896 Wopoburn A0e., nieoergelegt
0ier torItotirte Der in Der RGbe mob
nenbe Qrst Or. %. s. Smitb
buB 5optins cine fdpere &opf.
punbs unb I4Iimme 9erleB;
uugen an Der rehteu Shultel
oabongetragsn bate. 2tuBer0em mo,
benz 8erunQliitten bic linte 6Qnb ger
quetI6t pOroen. 9optin5 tpurDe, be:
! gleitet bon Or. Smitb, 6errn 9oitel
uno qoIi3iIt GropIsp in elmer 2lmbu:
lang nah benz Bethesda 5oipitaI ge:
bro9t, tpo bic Qer3te fein 8efinber
fir beoentIi6 ertldrter. Der Yntien
bat ndmli8 ieoenfaQs AUDI innere8er
leBungen erlltten.
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Rleine Eoli3eina6ri6tem

/. - gbparb 5aQ, elm Sanbbdnbler,
bon DeH.n Qutomobil am Wlittpod
Ridter Sping bonn Common pledSs
eeritt beindbs iiberFdbren porben tpd.
re, uno gsesn ipeI6en BON 5erruSping
no9trdsli6 einSaft6efehl ertpirtt NOR
ben mar, itsate iih ssitern Der poIi3ei
unD tpurbe iofort ssaen Siirgf6aft auf
freieu 5uB s.ieBt.
- Der 1Sabre olte pet.r Sing BON
San 4ntonio, 5sr., mad 4nqube Der
poIi3si Elm betannt.r Dieb, puroe se@
ftsrn Qbeno bon ben 8eheimpoli3iiteu
5utftIein unb pflug an Der Gts Der
5. unb Yine StraBs perbdftet uno als
perod6tis sinseiperrt. Der 9efangene.
tptltber rsrihisoene Yorftrafen bintsr
iih bab.n iol, tpuroe bereits rpG5rsno
Des 5urnfeites i'm porigen Sabre BON
oenielben 8samten aufsesriffsn uno
bonn poliseiri6t.r berStabt perpieien.
Gin S6leidbieb itattete oeltsrn
sinsm 9auis an Der Rorbper.Gt, Der
s. uno Hace Strabs einen 8eiut a6
unb enttpenbeie cine 4nsdblGleibungs=
itiide. gigentbum oes partpoIi3titsn
Wm. 5ibbles, BON go. $50 Wdin
Strabe, reip. bes 5erm. 5ipp, tpobu.
haft an Speamors Ctr. uno auburu
4penue.
- Der Supsrintsnpent Der Rauf>
pertilsunes.2isa Goip. Ssrome srpirtz
te geftsrn Saftbefebls gegsn 5. q. Sldis
ne, bon 5ront Str. uno Central Qbs..
unb 2tlbsrt s.. Wlitdsn, bon 2. uni
Sobn Str. untsr Der 4ntlaee Der lie.
bertretuns Der MISUNDERSTANDING
- Wsdrie 9sedlep. BON go. 1917
ogune Strabe. errpirtte einen Suftbs,
fehl sesen ibrsn 8otten Gotparb 9eeta
lep tpegen anse6Iihen unorceHtIi4sr
genebmens.
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Cine pcrswid.e 6elflidltc.

Dm. 6omun, Don 90. 1432 Clan
Strabs, bate an Wittpoh 2lbeno siz
usr 5ot3sitsfeisr beigepohnt. Qm
nG6iten Gage radte CT Die Gntoe'
dung, oaB er um isius OiamantnaoeI
i'm 0ertbe pDu 5000 erleidtsrt porren
mar. 9eitern eripirtte er einen 9uitz
befebl unter Der Qntlage beg 8roBoiebz
Itabls gegsn ieiner arbeitsgenofen
SeiIe Ben 9rot, Don go. 1905 9rodaz
man. 9rot fpuroe pou ben 8ehelmpoz
li3iiten 6arnolo uno 5iQ perbaftet
unb TpGter gsgen giirgIA0ft auf irelen
sub qeiebt. Nm 2lbeno 3sigte Jomun
oerifisoenen Wtiturbeitern eiueu gelas
oenen Repolper unb ertIGrte, oaB er
grot bel Der eriten 8ege9nun5 oas Sc
6ensliht ausblaIen perDe. Die Wttz
orbsiter nabmen bisie 9ro6ungen fur
baare Miinse unb beuahrittigten, nm
cine Srog0ois 8u perbinosrn, Die 8ipette
9iftrittsitation, tporauf 6oman feitge'
nommen uno unter Der Qntlage oe5
5ragsns psrborseuer Baffen sln8es
Iperrt puroe.
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ssm boben Otter BON 80 Subren 1T
geitern cine bo6gea6iete, in tpeiten
Sreiien befannte beutf6s Matrone,
sSrau 3unignnDe 8rigel in Die
etpiqfeit biniibergei4lummsrt innig
betrauert ni6t nur BON ibren 4ngebDz
rigen, fonbern aud bon ben Dielsn
sSreunben, fpel6e iie ii6 i'm Gaufe Der
Sabre burh ibre 6er3ens8jite uno i6re
perf0nli6e 2iebensipiirpigteit 3u err
iperbsn eepubt bate. Die 8eerOigung
finbet am Wontdg Worgen um s llAr
BON Der Bobnung ibrer 3o6tsr 5rau
Serome .. GreeD, Goleroin pite, Utt.
4irp, aus itdtt, lporauf um 9 ubr
Morgens in Der ct. Satobus Stride,
D6ite DAT, Elm feierlitss Hsquiemz
So6amt 3elebrirt tperben lpirD.
SIN "a. Gebensiabr tit 9eitern 5er-
5ranf 9 mttb, Der dIteits pfdnoz
lei6er Der Stabt, in etnsm Yriput6oz
fpital an ben 5ol9rn zines 5iiftens
bru6s geitorben, ben er Dor 3tpei Sabz
rem erlitten unb BON Dem sr ii9 ME ~
bolt batte. Der 0ahin9eihieoene par
aus palmpra, q. o.. gsbiirtig uno
etablirts iid bier tur3 Dor Gus6ruA
oes giirgertriegss als gfanoleiber an
Der Ss6itsn unb 8ine Strdbe. Cine
geipifie gsriibmtbeit erlongte Der 9ers
itortens Doburd. bab er i'm Sabre
1872 pom 2incoln Bart aug nit BEN
fpGter peruuglidteu 2uftitiffer Dom
albion sinen aufitieg i'm 2uftidifi
uutsrnabm, osfen gnb3iel 0apton,
g., pur. On ndheren Qugsb0rigsn
binterldbt Der Dubineeihieosne bic
gramgsbeugte Satin Irau 2outie
Smitb, geborene Wc8onaIO, Die i'm
81. 2sbensjubre itsht, iorUie bier ainz
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Joriter, 5olebo, g., gum Gbrenmits
5lieb 3u ernennen unb ibm Elm Diesbe@
3iiglides Oiplom in gefhmadOoller
4usfiibrung 5uitellen 81 lahen. Mn
oem picnic Der 6ermann 2oge 2O8
i'm gountrp Club, Carthage, am 3.
Suli, tpirb Iih Der 0erein in eorpore
betbeiligen. Giner Ginlabung Des Sbio
Union plsaitlre Clubs gu einem pic.
mic am II. Suli in Rei6ratb's Bart
bsihlob man mad &rdften 5olge 3u lei
iten, tute aud elmer Iolden bes Deuts
Ifen 2onbtpe9rpereins 81 einem pic
mic am is. Suli in Saberitumpfs
Grano 8iep Ydrf. Die Ginlaoung
bes Shfpsi3er 9urnpersins gum 3. Suz
Ii purbe entgegengenomnen Der Setrer
tar jeoo6 beauftragt, ipeqen Der berelts
erfolgttn Outage gum gicnic Der Ser
mann Goge, bieielbs bdnteno db3ulebs
nen. Giner Ginnabme BON $40.15
ftanben 2tusgabsn inn getrage pDn
SCI. 40 gsgsniiber. Die geitrige Der
Tummlung mar Die leBte por ben 5ez
rien, benn srit i'm September iperben
bic ObD i5eaops fpieoer ibre regelmd-
Btgen llebungeH aufnebmen. Wd9reno
Der ierien perben Die mitslieber regelz
mGbig on ieoem 5reitag geIu6sreHeu
gu ben paiiipen Witglieoern unternsbz
men, unb 3par lit fir ben ndhitsu
| sSrsitdq als Sammelort bas 2otal pDn
6errn 3raut borgsIeben, bon no aus
Die peitere Grpeoition in Die Wege
apleitpt NOR hpu inf
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cpier Der 6ite.

Der lsiber nur gu turS: Gs!pitterrs'
aen, tpelher seitern gahmittag ii6er
Cincinnati nieosrging. trug Diel easu
BET, bic 2emperatur ab5utIblen uno IN
fSoige behsn parsn seIiern aud penls
ger 5ibihldse gu per3eihnen, als an
ben porbsrgsbenben 5agsn.
George D. SaDlsr. Elm II Sabre al
ter 9eteran bss giir9ertries,g, lam gts
fern Ratmittas bon Der So!ootenhels
matb in Dupton, g., bier an, I'm pers
ifieoene 5reunoe 81 befu9sn. auf
btm Wege bonn 9ranb Central gabn>
bofe mad Der obsrsn Stdbt brad sr an
Der Gde Der u. uno Clan Strub. plos.
tih bstpuBttos 5ufummsn. Gr iuurbe
in gatrpIpagsa 3 nah benz 5cipitol
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li1 bs3sidnet puro:.
Sobn 5art, 40 Sabre alt. BON 6.
unb Columbia Strabe, Repport. ap.,
purbe esitern an Der 3. unb Spcamore
Strabe BON Der 5ise iibsripaltigt uno
in patroltpassn 2 nu6 eem 5oipitdl
ge5raht.
GIifabetb Wsiton. 43 Sabre alt, ers
litt gsitsrn 2beno in ibrer Wohnung
go. go Central ape. einsn ieihten
5isihlag.
Der gddergsielie Rid Wulsr, sc
ssa6re alt, Wo. 278 Start Strabe.
tpuros asitsrn Morgsn turs Dor Ia
eesdnbruh in Der gdderei go. 119 Ga
nal Strabe BON Der biBe iibermdnnt
gr tpurb. nad oem nofpiiai sebrudt
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316 Rem Strabe. iant seitern 8ornit.
tag an Der 7. unb Carr Strabe beiin.
nnnsslos su 9ooen. Jm 5ofpital
ipurbe i.in 3uitano fir bs0entlih be.
| funeen.
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| baft go. 357 Wsit Iront Strabs. ipur.
be esItern BON go. 133 Git Canal Ctr
mad benz Soipital sebraht. Di. sln.
iialtsdrate tOnitaiirten einen 5is.
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Seutide SassWeieIi1ait.

Ssrr aihtsr Quguit 8. 9Ooe croft
nete geitsrn Qbeno in Der Central
Surnbaue als prdiioent bic 8eihdftss
iiBung Der 9eutihen 3ag<9eIsaIhoft,
tpdbrsnb Serr 6. 80. Gihler oas pro@
totoa fiibrte. Rd6 Der 8erleiung bes
leBten SiBungsprototolls berihteten
bic sinSsInen aommittees bahingebenb,
bab dQe 9orbereitungen fir Die jeier
bes DeutIhen Suees auf's Bette &c.
trofien fpiirDen. Serr Sobn 6ai.nrotb
puroe Johann ber 9eriammlung als
TeIsgat Der ygamp Germania" Der
.Wooomen Of tbe Dorlo" porgeiteIt.
QnlGBlid bes 3obesfuIls ieiner Sat-
Tin bei6lob man bem 9i3sprGiibenten,
Serrn Gbarles SO. Shmtot, oas Bel.
Isio unb bic bsrsli6e 5beiinobme Der
8eielIdaIt burh ben Se,retdr iibsrs
mittelu su Iafen, audi ioll gleih3ettig
bic 5amiIie beg peritorbenen, um Die
GeIeQihait bohperbienten Serrn
George 5ummsl Der innigen 4ntbeils
nabme Der 8erfammlung perihert
perben. Gs fpurpe barauF burh einige
einleitsnbe Wprte beg 8oriiseuoen oes
Debattstommittees, 6errn Sscar
Braun, cine 9.batte iiber bic Spiels
plasfraae einselsitst, on Der iih bic
6srren Gprba6, 8ronepsg. 5rant
aqbior, Charles g. S6mibt, gitler
unb Qug. goot bstbeiligtsn. Quf 4n.
reguna beg Ssrrsn gbdrlss 9.Shmiot
tpurbe als Intrag ansenommeu, oaB
/ fGmmtli6s 9sIegaten in ibreu 0sr.inen
| fir oieGiHridtung ponSpieIpldsen aIs
| fir cine ooItsbpeieuiihs Rothpeuoigz
teit agitireu uno in Der udhften 9erz
| fammIung iibsr ibre Grfolge beri6tsn
ioueH. Sn Der gsriammluug am 20.
Suli tpirb 6srr 8ronspeg in einsm nit
lidtbilbern illuiirirten 8ortraa iiber
Oeutidlanb uno lein Wahstbum Ieit
1870 ipreten.
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Gin Strdbenba6ntpde Der Wlaois
fonsqinie tOaioirts eeitsrn QbeHo ges
gen Z llbr an Der Shatp uno Grie4pe.
nit einem Gubrtpert Der Cincinnati
Suburban 0eliperp 60. Jubrfpsrt
uno Strabenbahnpaeen tuuroen tart
beIhGbigt uno Elm Waultbier tes De-
IiperpsWaesns ipurbe 10 ihfper oer@
lsbt, baB Is ipdter gst0otet tperoen
mubte. perTonen tpuroen BEL benz llns
full niht psrlest.
Gine tpsitlid] fabrenbe Golerain9lp.
Gar entgleiits geitsrn a6enb 7.15 llbr
in pollsr fSabrt an Der Gibsrtp, 3pis
fhen Gin uno2ogan Str, iauite quer
iiber bic Strabe unb toGtoirte nit sis
nsm silernsn gslepbonpfoitsn an Der
0orbfpeItede Der 2tbertp uuo 2osan
Strabe, nit folder Wu6t, bab bers
ielbe unmittel6dr iibsr benz Grobooen
abaebrpfsn tpuroe. @erIhiebene Der
auf bemIslbeu rubenben sleitriihen
9rdbts purben 5srrifeu uno gefGbross
ten 9aiIaaiere uno gsripnal bss Stra.
benbahnnagens. Inter ben eriterer
6sfanben iid mebrere Jraueu, bon be:
nen 3tpsi infplss bes Shrsdens obn'
mG6tis tpuroen. Gis rpuroen in BIZ
Office bss 5srrn Clarence e. Runet
eebrt.-yt, no lie iih baIo iotpeit srboIa
ten, baB iis bsingsfdafft tp.roen toHn.
ten. Der 9ertebr auf Der QiHis er:
lit infolse oss llnfuls cine Idnser'
lInterbre6und.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-25

5iir bic beutigen Rennsn iuurben
folgenbe Yferbe eingetraeen:
Grites Rennen = Selling; 2 Sabre
alte; 5a 5urlongs; Gnanette 100, gue
100, aouis aab 103, 2uscious 103,
Mo1ula 103, Medler 104, WiB Bal
little 105, 2tmericanesr 106, DeleoiIp
106, 5orebeab los, 2abp Srmicant
107, Bah Neips III. lot.
3ipeites siennen g0rIe sfpei
Sabre aIts; 81 5urlongs: 2abb8adarb
los, 8rpernor 6rap 1O5, UteIisnger
Ben 108, Games Wlc los, 2aboIo 108,
Cir aeorneD 108, gea Sorie 108.
Oracle 108, aocbiel 100, ga Il Wtsris
can liz, Sad 8enmdn liz.
Grittes asnnen Ceiling; 3 Sabre
aIte unb auFlpdris; / Weile unp 70
Yarbs: Cnicrpn 90, Deter psnoer107,
Wr. SmurtD 80. Jroitp 2ancaiter 96,
Gtidsr 81, 2llcs Barb 100, Go[lnei
los, Sbdpbale 1O7, 3onp 10 1O7, ga
Reine 6inboo Ill aimu Bon III.
Bertss Rennsn 56e greipers
6anbitap; 3 Sabre ulte uub oufip1rts;
8 5urlpnes: 5ano3arett1 95, Wtl.or
8 100, 6rien6 5arrp 1O7, 6ountlef
Ito, &. W. 8rsen Ill, 9onau 112
Sen Double 112, Dtntergreen III
gtl Wluder 119. Mabmon 119, g}rinet
49neo 124.
Jiinftes Rsnnsn- Selling; 8 Sabre
dlte uno aufpGrts; l 3/16 Wleile: Sri
Gal 81, CLAUDIA 98, Rsllui 100, Wsot
riga 103, 8olponoa i07, Gois ga:
Danaab 100, Ndb3u Ill.
SeGitss Rsnnsn - Ceiling; 3 Sab
re alte unp aufpdrts; / 3/16 Weile
ct. sSsaane 102, Gtous Street 107
glfdIl 107, Sugbss 107, Wlamie aI9l
109, 9ilpsoear Ill, 9arerp Ill.