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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
RECLAMATION MEN
VISITING THE CITY
Chief Engineer and the SUI
pervising Engineer Are
Here.

A. P. Davis, chief engineer Of the
reclamation service, arrived in the city
Sunday on the Golden State train from
the west, and viii be in the city Mon
day and may visit the site of the Ele-
plant Butte dam Tuesday.
Mr.. Davis IS accompanied by L. G.
Hill, supervising engineer Of the re-
clamatiOn service. They have been in
the northwest and southwest inspecting
the various irrigation projects 1t
is probable that the reclamation official
will go to Engle Tuesday with district
engineer ". NJ. Reed to make person
a inspection Of The dam site After in
speeding the dam site, the officials will
return TO Washington
The visit of the officials has no spe-
cial significance with reference to the
Elephant Butte dam, merely being the
yearly trip of inspection of the irriga-
ton plants in the west.
Mr.. Davis, the chief engineer of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
OUTLOOK IN THE
SIERRA BLANCA
RANCE FINE
Some Good Ore Has Been
Uncovered and Prospect
ing Is Active.

! - II. j. Bradshaw, mining engineer,
has been in the Quitman mountain min
! ing district, near Sierra Blanca, Texas
for the Sierra Blanca Mining company
| examining the mines which are prin-
cipaIly owned by Abilene, Texas, capt.
talists.
The mines are being managed by and
the work is being prosecuted under
the management of T. f. LANCE for
merly Of California and Nevada. This
company has opened up large bodies
of copper ore carrying gold and sill
yer values These properties are on
the west or river side of the mountains,
almost adjoining the Black Kettle group
of mines, owned by Col F. Thommee,
of Sierra Blanca, and his eastern asso-
ciates.
The Sierra Blanca company is plan
ming to build wagon road from it's
mines to Ettelyne station on the rail-
road, where the railway company has
recently leased a well and struck an ex-
cellent flow of water The distance
is about four miles and inasmuch as
most of the distance is covered by a
good road, only three-fourths of a
mile remains to be built.
Adjoining the above properties on the
south is the Lula B. group, now owned
and operated by a force of men under
T. V. Mckinney and William Crosby, of
Ell Paso, which are showing up high
grade carbonate OF lead ores
West of these mentioned properties
is the Tama mine, high grade silver
property now being developed by expe-
rienced mining men of FL Paso and is
showing well. Shipments are expect
ed to begin this month to the Ell Paso
Smelter.
About two miles around the noun
tains on the road to Lasca,- John Gill
crease, who recently moved his family
to the mine, is working a force of
men on his Little Lightning copper
mine. This property is looking fine
and will continue its regular shipments
of copper sulphides TO Ell Paso
Altogether this new camp promises
to give El Paso and Trans-Pecos, Texas,
a reputation as producer of copper,
silver, gold and zinc. It's outcrops and
have always bespoken a
great future and the work now in prog
ress verifies the predictions of Dr.
". B. Phillips. Prof. Sternwitz and
Robert T. Hill, that the Quitman noun
tains would win out when developed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
Tried All
Kinds Medicines
Mrs. York Was in Critical
Condition But Reports
Rapid Recovery Since
Taking Cardui.

Huntington, ". Va-'I was sick for
two years." writes Mrs Bessie York
of this place, "and tried all the medi-
cires and doctors I could hear of, that
1 thought might cure me. but they all
failed TO relieve me.
was so bad, that every month I
thought I would die.
Finally, tried Cardui and was re-
lieved. 1 am still improving. I can't
praise your wonderful medicine
enough, for what it has done for me-
No friend in need, could be more
welcome to a sick, delicate woman
than medicine which will relieve
her pains and distress, build up her
strength, restore her failing health,
and bring back to her cheeks the
lost bloom of the rose.
Cardui has done this for thousands
of sick. miserable women, and should
Go the same for you, if you wish.
Being composed of purely vegetable
and harmless ingredients, which have
a special, curative and strengthening
action on the womanly organs, Cardui
goes right to the seat of your trouble.
If you are woman, try Cardui. the
wOman's tonic.
N B.-Wrdte to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanoOga, Tenn, for Special Instructions.
and 64-page book, Home Treatment for
Women SAINT in plain wrapper. on re-
quest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
To TEST THE
oil LAND LAW
Attempt to Force State Com
missioner to Allow
Filings.

Big Springs, Texas, June 6.-The
supreme court has set June 18th for
the mandamus petition of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Bran, of Pecos. Texas, against land
commissioner Robinson to compel him
to accept her application to mineral
prospect a section of land in school
block No. SO. Reeves county, in the
Toyah oil field.
This case is of vital Importance to
the oil and mineral industry of Texas
and the law allows the land commits
sioner no right to discriminate in the
acceptance of an application to pros
pect The case will be watched with
great interest, and everybody believes
that by law and equity Mrs. Bran
should be entitled to her rights, she
having complied with the law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
CONTINUED From Yesterday

| Judge Brewster smiled.
That's our object, isn't it. Mr. Jef-
fries-to find out?" he said sarcas-
| tically
What's the name of this mysteri
Gus witness?" exclaimed the banker
| testify. IF the police haven't been
able to find her why should Howard s
| wife be able to do so? There was a
report that she herself was" He
paused and added, Did she tell you
| who it was?"
No. said the judge dryly, "she will
tell US tonight"
The banker bounded in his seat.
You'll see," he cried Another
fash in the pan I don't like being
mixed up in this matter-it's disagree.
able-most disagreeable"
DR.. Bernstein pulled a thick cloud
OF smoke into the air and said quietly:
Yes, sir; it is greeable-but-
unfortunately it is life"
Suddenly the door opened and Capt.
Clinton appeared. followed by his fdus
Achates, Detective Sergeant Maloney.
Both men were in plain clothes. The
captains manner was condescendingly
polite, the attitude of a man so sure
of his own position that he had little
respect for the opinion of any one
else. With an effort at amiability he
began:
Got your message, judge-came as
soon as l could. Excuse my bringing
the sergeant with me- Sit over there.
Maloney." Half apologetically, he
added He keeps his eyes open and
his mouth shut, so he won't interfere.
How do, doctor?"
Maloney took a position at the far
end of the room, while DR.. Bernstein
introduced the captain to Mr.. JEFF
fries.
Yes. know the gentleman. How
do, sir?"
The banker nodded stifly He did
not relish having to hobnob in this
way with such a vulgar:an as a graft
ing police captain. Capt Clinton
turned to Judge Brewster
Now, Judge, explode your bomb,
But warn you I've made up my
mind"
I've made up my mind, too" re-
torted the judge, so at least we start
even"
YES" growled the other.
"As l stated in my letter, captain
went on the judge coolly, 81 don't want
to use your own methods in this mat
ter. l don't want to spread reports
about you, OF accuse you in the pa
pers. That's why asked you to come
over and discuss the matter informally |
with me. l want to give you a chance |
to change your attitude"
Don't want any chance" growled |
the policeman
''You mean" said the Judge, peering
at his Wis a Wis over his spectacles, !
that you don't want to change your
attitude"
Capt. Clinton settled himself more
firmly in his chair, as If getting ready
for hostilities. Defantly he replied:
That's about what 1 mean, 1 sup
pose"
In other words" went on Judge
Brewster calmly. you have found this
this boy guilty and you refuse to
evidence which may tend to
prove otherwise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
By Charles Klein and
Arthur Hornblow
SYNOPSIS or PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

Howard Jeszries marries waitress
while at college and IS disinherited oy
Itch father Stepmother visits apart
ments of her old flame, Robert Under
wood, to try to prevent him ending his
life when pressed by creditors Howard,
visiting Underwood, a former college
mate, seeking a loan. is asleep in the
apartments during the interview ana
as stepmOther leaves, Underwood shoots
himself. Howard awakens and is ar
rested and, by police third degree meth
DDS, is made to confess TO yne crime.
His wife seeks aid of his family. Goes
to see husband at prison. He tells her
he is not guilty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
OPENING 4 NEW MINE
IN THE CANANEa FIELD

Cananea, Son.. Mex, June 6.-L. G.
Shattuck, Martin Pattison and B. M.
Pattison, prominent minixg men who
are heavily interested in the Shattuck
and Dem mines in Bisbee, were in Can
anea looking over their property.
Mr.. Shattuck stated that they are a T
present doing some prospecting work
on their property lying north of the
city, adjoining the Calumet & Sonora.
The property consists of several hec-
tares and has some good Indications of
lead, zinc and silver. 1t is probable
that a shaft will soon be sunk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
BLACK RANGE IS
SHOWING UP RICH
Capitalists From Many Sec
tions Are Showing
Interest.

Nation, Perkins and Shelly, of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, have had. their en-
| gineers examining the old Ivanhoe mine
at Grafton, in the Black Range, New
Mexico, formerly owned by Col. Robert
| CT. Ingersoll, which was a high grade
| and the engineers have reported IA
vOrably.
Nation, Perkins and Shelly are going
| to work at once, and will ship their ores
to the Black Range Reduction com
pany's works at Phillipsburg in the
same district. The Black Range Re
duction company has all its machinery
now on the ground, and expects to be
ready in about ninety days to treat the
ores of the district
Vance Caruthers, mining engineer of
Cripple Creek, w. c. Peterman, of
Ysleta, and Mr.. Gardner, of New York,
have taken over the Petrey property
one of the rich gold mines Of the Black
Range district, which Mr.. Caruthers re-
Gently examined and found to carry
high values in gold.
Mr.. Miller, a mining man of Los An
geles. is now in camp, looking over the
properties with a view to developing
and installing machinery and shipping
his ores to the new reduction works
In fact the installation of this new plant
has inaugurated a new era in the Black
Range.
In the old days only the high grade
ores could be mined at a profit The
great masses Of medium and low grade
ores were simply thrown over the DUNN
as waste. The owners of the new re-
duction plant held a meeting in Ell
Paso Saturday, and, in view of the fact
that the supply of ore promised them
for treatment is far beyond what they
were conservatively calculating on. de-
termined to increase the capacity of
the plant in the near future.
A number of the leading business men
of Ell Paso are investigating the dis
trict and mining men from Colorado are
coming in daily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
Copyright, 1910, By
G. w. Dillingham; Co

caused By the entrance of the butler,
who approached his master and whis-
pered something to him. Aloud the
judge said:
Ask her to wait till we are ready"
The servant retired and Capt Gin
ton turned to the Judge With mock
Difference, he said:
Say, Mr. Brewster, you're a great
constitutional lawyerthe greatest in
this country-and I take OF my hat 20
you, but I don't think criminal law
is in your line"
Judge Brewster pursed his lips and
his eyes flashed as he retorted
quickly:
81 don't think it's constitutional to
take a mans mind away from him
and substitute your own. Capt Clin-
ton"
What do you mean?'' demanded
the chief.
(TO BE CONTINUED)
Try Herald Want Ads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
STAMPEDE TO THE GOLD
FIELDS OF KIONnYEr

Iditarod City. Alaska, June l via Kali
tag, June 6-Three hundred and so
Prospeetors, the first party of STAN
peders to reach the new gold fields, ar
rived mere from Fairbanks yesterday
after a three weeks trim down the w
kon river. All agree that the stamnada
will be the greatest since the lannon's
rush to the Klondye, 13 years ago
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06

Try Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-06
The Big Head

is of two kinds-conceit and the big
head that comes from a sick headache
Does your head feel like a gOurd and
your brain feel loose and sore? You
can cure it in no time by acting on
your liver with Billiards. Herbine, Isn't
1t worth trying for the absolute and
certain relief you'll get? Sold by all
druggists
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

- Die GpuntpsstommiHdre 1dbsn
bic gnIpriiGe in ben llnterfuhunaeil
oes Jarmers :. u. Burnett pesen Der
gtn3abl 3euaen, tpelds in ben Sduds
iden unb Sing eiden 5pbssfdlIsn por-
9eIaoen ipurben, 3ur Gntiheioung BEN
Stdatsantudlt M. 8. Burns porgslegt,
Die gpuntns aoumiiidre TnD Der Mns
iidt, baB unnDtbiger Beiie 3eusen
porgelaben puroen unb iiberfIiiiiigs
glusgaben entitanoen.
- Der WoIdliniit Daniel 3esan.
Ro. 529 Sit 2ublop Strdbe, itarb ses
fern Mittas pI1BIid i'm alter bon 45
Sdbren an einen Wtoeenleioen. Gr
binterldBt Die Nittps, bier griioer une
brei ShDeftern.
- Die RepubIitansr tperben ar1
Samitdg ihre Gountp@ @Genoention in
Der Sdporb'ften Sale in Der Si9f
Etrdhe dbhaIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

lie Gupinstpu Crfire I'M oas rGiE'
eiunati SOif3blGtt" bcfInost iIdJ i'm
8cbGnoc DER GUpinstpu GOal G. Sans
&c., go. 509-511 Nabtion IDeuue.
&n5etGcn, MittbciIungcn unb Sctel'
lunscn irgcHnmeldDer Irt perocn bis
10 llbr 9lbeub5 baielbit cntaeoenss'
nOmmcn. Sc!euhon Sonth 2400.
- 8eiiBper6noerungen. 9ictpr !.
Chambers an Gliiabet6 6arris, 9ot
an Der SiDipeit=Gde Der Wartin uno
Scptt Strube, 81. NOra Collins an
Gillian g. Carlton, 2ot y. 384, in
BI1t Is" Der Sames Janlor llnterabz
tbeiluna, an Der WeItieite Der 0eGourz
iep IDe., 81. g. 6. Carlton an Suli1
e. Charlton, Got g}o. 1876 in Sones
llnterabtbeilung in Suo GoDington,
g&orDisits Der 8olbino Ctr, 81. Ga
muel O. YretIan an Warn e. 9rague,
Got an Der Suoieite Der 4. StrQBe,
so SUP tpeitli6 Der SanbToro Ctr,
80 Bel 95 SUP, 81. SruTtess bes Grz
LANCER GanD Spnoitat an SQmueI
StepenIon, 5ruItes Dss SSacob guB
Gitate Il. 4nD., Cots go. 40 uno Al in
Stranger. an.. 81. Waiter z&pmmifIQr
otnb an Jrau Marp Goot, J Der Got
&c. 32 in Der 6eIen u. Guolop's In
terd6t6etluno in 2ublon, an Der SUp.
feite Der DAT SrraBe, $735.
- Gbeiheine. &ouis 3. GbudrD,
80, bon @rssnsburg, Sno.. unb Qnna
Sing SpinForD, %, BON GTnt6ianu,
&D. Gharlss :. 0emmiIen, "a, unD
Gatharino 6offmann 80, beiOe bon
bier.
-36omus s. morriip, IT,, qualifiz
5Irte i'm Gountpgeridt als 0ominiz
ftrator bes Sboms s. Marriip, IT,.
9tntsrlaifeni6aft uno IteGtegUrqihaft
nit 6. 8. MaHIpn uno 6. z. Npplez
gate. 2lbihdBer IIro Sobn Ron, 4r
thur 9tders un0 6. 6. ManTon. 7Sront
geit qualifi3irte aIs Qomintitrator Der
Eatbie 8eit Sinterlaf1enihaft. 2lbz
i6GBer iino: 6enrp 9laden6erq, 8eora
glatenberg unO Gugeu Wartin.
- Qaura Osborn pertlagte i'm Cir
cuitgeri6t. 0iQaro g. Osborn Quf
S6siour9. Gas Qaar perbeiratbste
fih am 26. s5uni 1900 in 0epport,
ap. SIN Mat 1904 IoQ er iie Dbne
8runb Derlaiien unb audi neiter nimt
fir tbrsn lnterbalt gsiorqt buben. Die
Jrau perlargt Die Sbbut ibsr ibr
atnp. .-eA@s
Solicitor Reborn reif)te qeitern
i'm Gountpgsribt folgenoe aIaqen ge=
gen riititdnbtgs sSteuer3abler ein: Qend
Deatep $4,000; Rubolpb Sitter
$1140; Gi55ie Gnbrsb $4,000; 2ena
Grtertamp's Gretutoren $3.50; Gtiia
Grimm's 5interlaTenidaft 1920;
emma g3apne $1,000; Dora 8roTts
$4,000; afbertine S6loiT.r $1,000;
9lnna STEINER $500; Saipsr Robin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
adslies Gneinnatier sofsbIa 9onneraa, CO. wsai191O

tbete i'm September 1906 unb Ica Il.
ion slpei Mpnate barauf pbne 8rnno
perldFen baben.-Soiepb 9crmdn sss
qen Mtprtle 8ormon. Sds gaar psr'
beiratbets iiA i'm Sabre 1904 uno foa
Iie ibn Elm Sabr oarauf pbne alien
8runb perIdHsn baben. Sbr seseRs
fpGrtiger 2tufentbaIt 1T in Slmiteao,
SQinpis.
- Gotpdro Sobniton BON 8sllepue
erlangt, einsn GinbdltsbefebI segen bic
Union 2igbt, 9eat ano goDer 60,
tpoourh bisielbe ge3pun9sn tpiro, oas
Wdffer on Der Waro uno 5atrftelo
qpenue in 9eQspue anSuorehen. Sohns
ION sa6lts So fir Elm Sdbr WaFsr
(4O. 1000 8oupnen). Die 8sIeuitaft
lpeisert iid nun. bas 8afer an5u'
0reben.
- Die 6srren Rsdrbon uno Stet.
merit puroen 3u 3irettoren Der Gootnas
ton unO gtepport griidengsieui6 AIT
ernarnt.
- Die 3ruppsn oss 2. Snfantsries
Regimeut5 bon st. Sbomus perosn
Ii1 am /. SUM- pia Big 4 giien6a91
rad 1T. Benjamin 9arriion nabe Sns
Oianapplis, Sno., 3ur Shiebibung
begeben.
- Die $4,000 Shobsrsriabtld5 !:
bon 0orrp Stayt oeasn bic Nslpport
RoQinq WitG So. lit INNER nod i'm
Gircuitgsriht in Shpebe
- Sin qfero bonn 4bIisf.runespas
cen bes 8. SattIsr BON IT. gbom1s
iheute an Der glmnooo Ipsnue un0
brannts ourd. Die Maoren purb:r
iiber bic Strabe 3sritreut uno Der
Wag:n 5ertriimmsrt.
- Sn elmer ssitsrn Ihno ab9ebaIs
tsnen osmsinihaftliten Sibung betoer
,3fpeige Der Staptpsrpdltung rputoe
bsitIofItr, Dem prdiioentsngerrp pOrl
Ratbe Der IIoermdnner ous Reht 5u
iibertragsn, Die Nttien Der St1bt Rem
port in Der Gopin9tor uno genpott
Bride in Der i'm tommsnoen Wonat
itattfinoenoen SiBung Der Oirettorsr
su ftimmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Gin. auhiths mif6inb,r

gin..Subitb mit 5inb.rs
niffen. Nus Wien fpiro semeloei:
Dos gnIemble oss gerliner 9eutih,n
5b.atsrs iebts iein Gaitipi.t NIT 5eb>
bells .Subiib" unter erfhfuerenb.n
llmiidno.n fort. Die 9eiorutionsn
iparsn spiibeu gubupeft unb ggisn
Iisdsnaebliebsn. 10 oaB man iih nit
Tstorationsmitteln beaniigen mubis,
s,atn pelte Die SilismitteI b,r
Sbai.ipsdrsbiibne tpdbren gusiiats
tungsprunt bsbeutsn. 9as 3.li bss
!6oIofernes mar purh cine sismlit,
I6musigs erdue 2einnnub i'm 6iuiesz
grunbe angtosutet, Die Ssiisnaussdna,
;eblten uno sin 2utberitubl bilbets ben
5hrpn oes fiirhierliten 6olofernea.
gsoG idipierigsr ipdr oos qrcblem.
gans obne 1storuiiensu bic S;entn
al peranihoulihen, Die in ben Gira.
zen 8e.bulisns ipielsn. WaH inh ..in
,in3isss Sous. ionorn nur grau,
Wlousrn unb 9sdabiiiide. bic lln,bens
beittn Der Strabt martiritn. au5
isin Jort mar su ieben. Der grfoIa
bsr 0ornsauns mar j,ooh BON oieitn
Mdnseln uHabadnsie. DEN gr0btsn
Ginorud mohie Der ssrpal.iss 4uis
Idlrsi bes ssoudlteH biingrissn goIiss
in btn Straben 8etbuiisns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

S5rantrei6 ielbIt finb nod ipilosr. 0es
riihte i'm umiauf. Gs hieb angeiifts
Der erpben 6eeresdufiiellungen uno
bes 8iinbniiies nit elmer eaIniniiti@
Ihen Wldht, bub Der neue arieg Dem
gopfe felbsr g6lte. aein Wunber. oub
Elm frantes 6ebirn tpie nds BEG arms
isIiesn ShulIehrsrs francois RuDoil@
lac ourh iolde Seriidte nod mthr In
8ernirrllng eebrnht tpurbe RnpuiIldt,
Grbe 1878 in Ineouleme sebcren.
tpurbe Bel 5ipsisn isinsr Sutel ersoeen
unb lam nit etipa ahtsehn Sabren
mad paris. Sn Sabre 1905 trdt Der
iunae Wenih fir Elm paar Wofen in
bds beionbers itrtnse Glcfter Der
deuilnnts Gin, aus benz tr ober ipesen
rantboftsr phantaIie unb 5dIusinas
tIonen perfpieien ipurbe. Gr bat iih
bann cine ,3sitlang als Sa6raIter
unb oIs gripotlehrer fsinen 3ebenss
untsrbalt ertporbsn. Der lluterriht.
ben er isinen Sdiilern se9sben bat, be-
Itrdntts iih in Der 5auptiaht auf
Trommigteitsiibungsn. smSahre 1908
dsrdth er infoIoe Der lleberndbme elmer
siirgfhaft in S6ulbhdii. gr bat isst
i'm ejefdugnib oon angoul6me allfr'
banb Dtiionsn ssbabt; er sIdlfbt, fi6
in Der 56tie su befiubsn, ipiirt ben
8sruh bon S6psfsl uno fiibli. ipi. CT
an 5iibtn unnb 5dnbsn brennt. mir
ertpd6nen bas nur, nm ben beriibmten
.,a0niasm6rb.r" in elmer ttipds MIDI
ternen9tleudtuna sriheinen 3u laHen.
gbdtiGhlih narRapaiIldc Elm Thtua6s
iinniasr, hnitsriifer. er6lih belofieter
menIA. Der Gsban,e, er miiHe ben
aGnia fprehen, bate iih in ihm aas
mdblih sur firen Sbee entipidelt. Gr
bate furS DOR bem Ittentot cine Be
asanuna nit 6,m aonig ben er ouf
elmer Spa5isrfabrt nit ben Worttu
anIprab: Sire, I'm Rdmen unitrss
9erru SeIus ehrihus uno Der b.iIisen
5uHafrdu morin m0fte i9 nit Guf,
fprsten." Der aDnis itoBt i'm suriid
unb iebt bic s}dhrt fort. Gin podr Nos
deu ipdter, bel elmer neuerliheH auss
Iobrt, bic sr, trob truber gorabnnns
gen, in 9eielitdft msbrertr 8raroen
untsrrabm, pirb ihm poun FdpaiIIac
an Der gI.i6en Stele aufs.ldutrt.
rSdian" fliiit.rt nem W6rbr bic
Bort. su: .SsBt ift es 3sii!" Or fsst
ben CUB auf oas 1rittbre.t uno bOl'
3tpsimaI nit feinem Tolfe gum Stobt
gso.n ben nbnunssloieH, i'm ltbbaften
geIprd6e befinbIi6en a5nis aus. Der
spsite StoB ift iofort tootlih. Der
W0rber lpirb BON ben 8nrben ergriia
fen unb nod ON ielben Ihens pom
Gerihishpf. perbori. Nus isinen Res
ben, ia9t Elm s.iigsnotfcter Ghroriii.
rertannie man fofort, eab ftin Gtiit
polI.ommen uetriibf mar. unb baB er
burh ieine wabnnorfts1urgsn beneins
| iIiifsn oes SsufeIs nolltouimen preis
ssesben mar"
Die Grmorouna bes aoniss faub
sins blutiae Sibns. 5r.ifbn 1nee
nah btm att.ntat. am u. Nai 1910.
purbe RGpailac auf bem 3reDepias.
Der ipdtsren Rihidtte Der Reoolution,
Don niloeu gfsro,H strriHen.
9r. Cans Gonos6erg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

ions SinterlaHenihaft $500; Gaa
9eabp's Sinierlaienihaft $500.
Sm Safe Der Gopinsion Bill
goiting So. aegen Die Stapt Gopings
ton entihieo Hihter 3raep. oab etne
2iSens bon $1,000 gu bod lei une grs
pdbrte ben SIdgsrn einen Ginbdltsbe'
febl. Die ssirma betpies, baB lie nur
$1O99.46 per sabr einnebme uno oess
balb tetne $1,000 Steuer aabIen Tonne.
- Gbporo M. Ruutt erbielt Die
S6eioung BON Spa M. Rautt unb Die
Sb6ut Iber Ieine 5ohter gpd. - Gina
Seton tpurpe bon GIapton Geton 9ss
Ichieoen. llrtbeiIe unb 9ertauFsbefehz
le nuroen in ben 6Gllen BON +. 80
2epein aegen 8. %. Cunning uno oem
9 @Qro 9uus9erein gegsn Glifa Nur'
nern erlaHen.
- Der ifau Der Gaa 9. WeFt esgen
Den poIi3tIten Muurtce 9alep auf
$4,000 Sdubenerfdb ipeaen angebIis
der MibbungIun9 1T Dor Ridtsr Sarz
beIon in Shpebs. Salep iol Die 5rau
Qefhlaoen baben, ais er tbren Wtann
perhaftete.
| qutrid Gledrp purbe gsitsrn
Nut)t in Der 2lqsp 3tpiihen Der Court
9(penue uno Scott StraBe unb 2. uno
/ 3. StraBe, iIberfuuen uno nm ieine
/ gaoritdft BON 25 gents berdubt
/ Gtearp arbsitet aIs Sonitor fir Die
Stonoaro SiI GO.
:. g. StepsnS puroe i'm Circuit
ocriht tpe9en gu ihneQen Jahrens dur
! ieinem Motorruo nm S25 unb Soften
/ beitroft.
- Der Teger Jtnlep 5OtpIer, ber
nit 0m. Srent angstlu8t mar, cine
llbr BON Serrn Gifert geitOblen 81 haz
ben, purbe bon Der NntIage Deg Stras
Benruubs freiqeipro6en. 1rent puroe
gu s Sabren 3uhtbous DerurtbstIt.
- Sohn Wlsper, alias Wtc@Irop
puroe BON Der 2lntIdge oes Str0Bens
raubs bon ben 8robgsftnorenen fret
gelproden
- Die Gatonio 4griculturat unb
RQctna g(fT'n lpuroe i'm Gircuttqsrltt
pon Ritter 1rocp in 3tpei JGlIen um
$500 unb Soften psgsn Nnnobme bon
0ettsn bsitraft
Die Spe3ioloei6norenen srhoben
1eitern Wutldden aeden 80 Wi. 9dulett
unD Ben. gropn lps9en WabIidDtns
Delei, be9angsn in Der Ropemberipohl
( 1909. Sbre gIrgitoft purce ouI
. $4,000 in jsOem Safe feitgsisBt.
- S6ulIupsrintsnoent SIuB bat
auf ben a. Suni i'm GOpinstpn 9uQ
/ Bart einer niSieIooap" Der s., 6. l.
uno 8. SIaTIe Der 0fTentIiten Sduls
on9siebt.
- Or. Striter entfernte qsitsrn
oos rehte 4uoe pon Sinner SaIters,
Der am Sonnta9 in Beueous gsi6oFen
puroe. Die Cperotion mar n0thiq,
Inn bic SehtroTt beg Iinten Iuges gu
rettsn.
- Der 14jdhrjqe S5ermdn Wepsrs
| fiel oeitern an Der 9. uno WaibiHgton
4Denus BON Isinem 5ohrroo uHo brad
BEN Iinten 4rr.
- 6err Charles mabImonn lit Oon
/ iciner Rsiie mad Dem NitsH 3uridgs'
tehrt.
Sn elmer Sps3jaliiBun9 bss
StaDtrotbes purbs gsitern 4benD Die
neue Bauorpnun9 paiiirt. Die Stabts
ratbsiigun0 purbe unIdBlih bes Gtz
torationstagss auf tommeHoer 0itns
! +r~ nprlert