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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-01

u 06vesaor John A. johnson Of Mluste-
epta, 81 &oeheetef, MINI; aged q.
d Hohexs Hoo "a, head az the noted
nrm Of printing press manufacturers
aged 20. 'saGa5or'' Ro1ina Nu4t last
male survivor Of Barnunss oa,s6Fassd
01AHe& trpuRe, ct Dorchester. Masn :
aged 90. Henrietta Chanxrau, IN old
time aotrsss who supported Forrest
and the Booths. as Burlington. n. j.;
a6ed 90
Z Albert Pulitxers founder Of the New
York Journal and brother OF Joseph
Pulitzer OF the New York World, IA
Vienna: eyed s..
H. W. Z. Buchanan. former American
minister to Panama. In London.
o. Cesare Lombroso, noted italian cr1rni-
nclogist and aiienist. at Turin: aged 70.
d. Patrick Henry McCarren, Democratic
leader in Brooklyn borough. NewsYork.
In that city.
Is. Col. Theodore A. Dodge, u. 8. A., re-
tired. noted military writer. In Paris;
aged n.
q Rear Admiral Henry Erben. U. 8. N,
retired. q naval hero Of the civil war,
In New York city; aged n. Gen. Oliver
Otis Howard. u. s.. A., retired. at Bur-
hnston. VT; aged 70. Prince Hirobumi
Ito, distinguished Japanese statesman,
former resident general Of Korea, as
sassinated at Hardin, Manchuria, by q
Korean.
NOVEMBER.
& Gen. John J. Coppinger, U. 8. A., re-
tired. civil war and Spanish war vet
eran. in Washington; aged IS.
& William Torrey Harris, noted ptilos-
opher and former United States COM
missioner Of education. at Providence,
r. L; aged "A.
Q. Lionel Brough, once noted comedian
In London.
Is. Richard Watson Glider. author and
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GAMES AND RACES

MARCH
z Orc Morningstar won the champion
ship of the world at 1872 balk line bill
lizards. defeating George F. Slosson,
the ISL champion, in New York city;
final score, 500 to PA.
q. Opening of the Ormond-Daytona beach
auto race. David Bunce Brown, driv-
ing a Benz car, lowered the amateur
record for 10 miles to minutes Is sec
onds; previous record minutes Is sec
onds.
APRIL.
3. Oxford won the Goth annual varsity
race on the Thames, beating Cam
bridge by lengths. Henri st. Yves
of France won the International Mar
athon for professionals in New York.
MAY.
8. st. Yves won the International Derby
in New York, covering Is miles and
1856 yards in hours, a minutes and 5
seconds.
Is. King James won the Metropolitan
handicap at Belmont park, New York
Is. King Edwards Minoru won the Eng
lish Derby.
JUNE.
8. King James won the Brooklyn handi-
cap at Gravesend.
8. Balloon race start at Indianapolis, Ind
1S. w. K. Vanderbilt's Negofol won the
French Derby at Chantilly.
"a. Fttzherbert won the Suburban handi-
q. Verdun, Rothschild owner, won the
Grand Prix over the Longchamps
course, near Paris.
JULY.
l. Harvard won the varsity race over
Yale at New London.
Q. Cornell won the varsity eight cared
race at Poughkeepsie.
s. The champion polo cup, which had
been held in England q years, won
back by the Meadowbrook (Long Is
land) polo team.
& The Belgian crew won the Grand Chai-
lenge cup at Henley, England, defeat
ing the Cambridge crew.
SEPTEMBER.
z. The Taft cup trophy in the German
American sonderklasse yacht races
won by the American yacht Joyette of
Marblehead, Mass.
OCTOBER.
g. Detroit won the pennant in the Amer
lean Baseball league.
T. Pittsburg won the National Baseball
league pennant
13 A. Holland Forbes won the Lahm cup
in the balloon race from st. Louis.
landing near Richmond, Va, and COW
ering 7S1A miles in 10 hours and IL
minutes.
G. Ptttsburg CNational Baseballleague) won
the worlds championship from Detroit
american Baseball league) at Detroit.
Jack Johnson defeated Stanley Ketchel
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DEATHS IN 1909
Noted People Removed
During the Year.
AN IMPRESSIVE LIST.

Authors, Scientists, Statesmen, Art
lists, Soldiers, Sailors and Kings
In the World OF Finance Appear
In tho Record-The Roll. Includes
Royalty, and Civilians Of Eminence
at Home and Abroad.
JANUARY.
IL Lily, duchess Of Marlborough, daugh-
ter of the late Commodore Price Of the
United States navy. in London: aged
81
Il Vice Admiral Rojestvensky. command
er OF the Russian Baltic feet when an
initiated by Togo's ships May. 1906. in
the sea of Japan, in ST. Petersburg;
aged 60.
r. Benoit- Constant Coquelin, noted French
/, actor, in Paris; aged 81.
n Miss Martha Finley, author of the pop
ular ELSIE Books" at Elkton, Nd;
aged 81.
FEBRUARY.
& John Gilmer Speed, journalist and au-
thor. at Mendham N. j.: aged Sc.
q Catullus Mendes. noted French poet, in
Paris.
Il. Grand Duke Vladimir, uncle of the
czar of Russia, in st. Petersburg; aged
g.
IS. Rear Admiral Charles S. Cotton, U. s
N, retired, at Nice, France; aged &c.
q. Carroll D. Wright, soldier. statisticias.
and educator, at Worcester, Mass.
aged SO.
1k Rev. DR.. Theodore Cuyier, noted min
lister and author. IN Brooklyn; aged 81
MARCH.
I. e. ]. ("Lucky.C Baldwin. well known
turfman. at Arcadia, Cal; aged 81.
G John II. Starin, pioneer in river AID
harbor transportation. in New York
city; aged 81
10. Mai e. L. G. Zalinski, U. s. A., re-
tired, noted inventor and engineer, in
New York city: aged 60.
16. Elinor MacCartney Lane, author of
Nancy Stair" and other novels, at
Lynchburg, Va.
&& Col. William Lamb, soldier, editor and
lawyer, hero Of the Confederate de-
Tense of Fort Fisher In 1866. at Nor
folk, Va; aged 70.
APRIL.
Z Vice Admiral Cervera, who command
ed the Spanish feet at Santiago in
1893. at Puerta Real, Spain; aged 70.
& Helena Modjeska, Polish tragedienne,
at Bay City. Cal: aged 6s.
O. F. Marion Crawford, novelist, at Sor-
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virgins duration raooru or J hours.
20 minutes and 81 seconds BY 9 min.
utes and Is seconds at Moernsion-
Le-Grand. France.
q. Cross country aeroplane record OF Il
miles in 1919 minutes made ct Mineola.
N. Y. by c. 3. Willard.
10. walter Wellnan assembled In his dir
igible. balloon ct spitzbergen. bound
for the north pole, meeting with an
accident after travelling SO miles.
which indefinitely postponed the trip.
q. Opening of the aeroplane races at
Rheims, France.
q killed and many injured In q etrik-
ers' riot at the Pressed Steel Car COM
pany's plant at Schoenville. Pa.
e. Glenn H. Curtiss, American aviator.
made a speed record at the Rheims
races by covering 10 miles In min
utes IS rs seconds.
Is. Paulhan, French aviator, broke all
records for length of unbroken fight.
including Wilbur Wright's. by remain
ing in the air 2 hours, So minutes and
"a seconds at Rheims.
q. Henry Farman, English aviator, set a
new record for heavier than air ma
chimes by covering 11178 miles in
hours, minutes and Sc rs seconds at
Rheims.
q. Glenn H. Curtiss won the information
al aviator cup at Rheims by travelling
at the rate of 46.65 miles an hour and
covering 1242 miles in Is minutes 50 S-5
seconds.
The Spaniards at Melilla destroyed 100
Moors by exploding mines under their
camp.
q. Centenary of the birth of Oliver Wen
dell Holmes celebrated
sEpTEMBER.
{ DR.. Frederick A Cook, the arctic ex
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POLITICAL AND PERSONAL

JANUARY.
& The presidents special message on
the secret service rejected by the
house OF representatives.
y Secretary OF State Elihu Root elected
United States senator by the New
York legislature. Gen. Jose Miguel
Gomez proclaimed president of Cuba.
- Governor General Magoon formally
turned over the government of Cuba
to President Gomez.
FEBRUARY.
4 President Elect William H. Taft FORM
ally opened the Pacific end OF the
Panama canal.
.. France and Germany signed a Moroc-
co pact. King Edward VII. received
In Berlin, the first visit of a British
king to the German capital in 1876
years.
MARCH.
& Inauguration Of w. H. Taft as twen-
ty-seventh president of the United
States. Goth congress ended.
G. President Taft nominated his cabinet
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stewart or NeVa-
da, in Washington; aged g.
Is. Charles Warren Stoddard, author and
educator, In Monterey, Cal; aged 65.
q. Heinrich Conried, impresario, former
director of the Metropolitan Opera
House. In Neral Austria; aged "a.
q. Ex-Governor Frederick Holbrook of
Vermont, at Brattleboro: aged IS.
Olive Logan. formerly an actress, au-
thor and lecturer. near Sutton, Sur
rey, England; aged 70.
MAY.
O. Augusta Evans Wilson, author Of est
Elmo" "Beulah." ''vashti" and other
popular novels of southern hfe at Mo-
Is. George Meredith, the English novelist
in London; aged 81.
-. Henry H. Rogers, f1nancier and direct
or Of the Standard Oil company. in
New York; aged 60.
JUNE.
4 Theodore Barth. noted German editor,
publicist and authority on American
affairs, at Baden-Baden; aged go.
G Col. Alexander Kelly Mcclure, noted
journalist, long prominent in Pennsyl-
vania politics, in Philadelphia; aged 81.
10. Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale, dis
tinguished clergyman. author and jour-
nalist, chaplain of the United States
senate, in Roxbury, Mass; aged 81.
20. Frederick de Martens, noted Russian
scholar and diplomat. delegate to the
at st. Petersburg; aged GA.
a. Sarah Orne Jewett. noted writer of
stories of New England life, at South
Berwick, Me-; aged 60.
30. Carrie Burnham Kilgore, pioneer wo-
man lawyer, at Swarthmore. Pa; aged
r.
II. Prof Simon Newcomb. noted astron-
omer, mathematician and traveller, in
Washington; aged r.
ioIr nsxyi1
and noted military writer and Stats
tician, at Albany. N. Y: aged 70.
Louis Loeb, American artist and Illus
traitor, at Canterbury, N. H.; aged 43.
ID. Don Carlos. pretender to the throne of
Spain, at Varese. Lombardy; aged 81.
20. Rosa Nouchette Cary. popular Eng.
lish novelist in London.
Is. Elizabeth Taylor cambridge, daughter
of President Zachary Taylor and mis-
tress of the White House during his
tern, at Winchester. Va. aged IS.
AUGUST.
Is. Lady Alma Tadema, wife of the cele-
brated painter Sir Laurence Alma
Tadema and herself an artist Of note
in London.
Is. Sir Theodore Martin, English author
and poet, in London; aged 80.
q. George Manville Fem. English nov
elist of the old school, in London
aged IS.
SEPTEMBER.
l. Clyde Fitch. the playwright, at Cha
lons-sur-Marne. France; aged a
z. Henry B. Blackwell, anti-slaverist and
pioneer woman suffragist. in Boston
aged "a. Gen. James Shackleford. vet
eran Of the Mexican and civil wars, a
Port Huron, Mich; aged g.
| g. Joel B. Erhardt, noted lawyer and po
litical leader. in New York city; aget
TO- Lieut. Gen. H c. Corbin, U. S. A.
retired, in New York city; aged S..
| g. Gen. Edward M. McCook. civil wal
veteran and one of the ''aghting Nc
Cooks of Ohio, in Chicago; aged 81.
| u. William Lloyd Garrison. son and
namesake of the great anti-slaverl
leader and himself a widely known re
former and publicist. at Lexington
| Mass: aged Il.
| II. Mayo Williamson Hazeltine, notet
| book reviewer and author, at Atlantis
City: aged So.
Is. Baron Tweedmouth, late first lord o
| the British admiralty. IN london: age
| 60.
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Barley For Feed.

For some years the idea mas peen
prevalent among many people thac
pigs refuse absolutely to eat barley.
Spring pigs running in pasture accept
the barley diet readily. When they
have been fed corn and shorts until
they have acquired taste for them II
NAV be somewhat difficult to get them
to change to barley. but even under
such conditions an appetite for barley
can be created by the exercise OK z
little care and patience.
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S0AlOk Va Sli0 SClA-
fury Magazine, In
New York city;
aged &c.
William NJ. Laf-
fan, editor OF the
New York Sun, at
Lawrence, n. Y:
aged 81.
. Consuelo, dowager
duchess of Man
chester (nee Yzna-
gal. called the
most influential
American woman
in England. in
London; aged 81.
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for 27S.08 miles. Pennsylvania beat
Carlisle Indians at football. rs to g. on
Franklin field. Chicago beat Minneso-
ia at football, 20 to 6. at Minneapolis.
NOVEMBER
Is. Yale defeated Princeton, II to 0, at
New Haven. Michigan defeated Penn
sylvania. IL to s. at Philadelphia
Game between Cornell and Chicago al
Ithaca resulted in a score of to
Minnesota won the western football
conference title from Wisconsin by "a
to at Madison.
%. Brown defeated Carlisle Indians at
football, q to s, in New York. Yale
beat Harvard, to 0, in Cambridge
Michigan won the all western football
title from Minnesota, Is to 6. at Min
neapolis.
70. James j. Jeffries and Jack johnson
signed to box for the heavyweight
championship. "45 rounds or more
DECEMBER.
s. Calvin Demarest won the 1872 balk line
billiard title from George Sutton In
New York
n. John Clarke and Walter Rutt won the
6 day cycle race. covering $3.50 miles !
lap. at Madison Square Garden, New
York.
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rento, Italy: aged
Is. Ethan Allen
Hitchcock. ex-sec-
rotary OF the in
terror, in Wash
ington; aged "a.
J. Algernon Charles
Swim burne, poet
and essayist, 1T
Putney, England
aged Il.
|. Ex-United States
Senator NJ. c. But
Ter of South Caro-
lima, at Columbia,
8. c.; aged 70.
!. Ex- United States
Senator William
Stewart of Nava-
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g. David A. De Ar
mond, one of the Oldest and best
known Democratic members of con-
gress, at Butler. Mo-; aged 6.
DECEMBER.
4 Princess waldemar. noted member of
the royal family Of Denmark, at Co
penhagen.
s. George Crocker, capitalist, in New
York city: aged S.
10 Red Cloud. once notorious as the night
ing chief of the Sioux. at Pine Ridge
reservation: aged s..
II. King Leopold II. Of Belgium. at Brus-
sells; aged Il
18. Gen. Green 3. Raum. civil war vet
eran, congressman and former COM
missioner Of pensions, in Chicago; aged
80. Grand Duke Michael Nicholaie-
witch. uncle Of the car of Russia at
Cannes, France: aged "a.
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planted the stars
and stripes at
the north pole.
!. Hans Anderson,
survivor of the
crew of the ia
NOUS Monitor in
the fight with
the Merrimac
March 9, 1862,
died in Brook
lyn: aged So.
|. Peter Fenelon
Collier, founder
of Golfers Week
ly and a patron
of outdoor sports,
died in New York
city; aged 60.
}. Daughter born to
Queen Wilhelmi-
M Of Holland
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Z DR.. Frederick A. Cook. the arctic ex

plorer, no left
civilization in the
summe r of 1907,
landed at Copen-
hagen.
Capt. F. S. Cody.
an A m erica in
the British service.
made a cross coun-
try aeroplane flight
OF 40 miles, cover
cd in 1 hour and 3
minutes.
. DR.. Frederick A.
Cook, the explor-
er, arrived In New
York PAarVr reach
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in Il rounds for
the heavyweight
cha m pio nship at
San Francisco.
Z. H enri st. Yves
won the Marathon
Derby at Seattle
in 2 hours, 80 min
utes and 80 sec
onds.
o. V anderbilt cup
race won by H. F.
Grant. driving a 60
horsepower Alec
car an average of
62.8 miles an hour
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STORY OF 1909
important Events at ffome
and Abroad.
THE NORTH POLE REACHED

Happenings tho World Over CLASH
Aed-PoliticaI and Personal At
fairs, Sporting Contests, Accidents
Due to Storms, Floods and Earth
Quakes-COnvention and Items of
Miscellaneous Interest.
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officers as follows:
Philander G. Knox,
secretary of state;
Franklin Ma O.
Veagh, the treas
ury; Jacob M.
Dickinson, war;
George Won L.
Meyer, navy; r.
A. Ballinger, tnte-
rior; James Will
son, agriculture:
Charles N a ell,
commerce and la
Dor; Frank H.
Hitchcock, post
master genera al;
George w. Wick
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Jlmkforreftmren.
lteber 100000 iurroen anf nerid,ieoe.
ne Hebeniliiiie oes Cfio per=
aussabt.

Rajor Sobn 6. Dates, bonn cSngss
nieurseorps, neldgr pem aDeiten
Sbio Ripsr SiItritt porItsbt, Der ii.
NsbenfliiFs bes Ohio umfubt. bat gss
tern ieinsn Subresb.ridt nu6 Dulbz
ington gsI6idt. 6s,lts ipirb sr ben s-z
iten 0iitrttt, Der ben Sauptitrom ein.
itliebt, iibernebmen, oa Sberit War=
rem, Der Ieitberige goriteber, mad
guffdlo psrisst iuOrosn lit. Iem 81
ritt bes Wojors Dates suIolge purz
ben i'm ubselauf.n.n Sabre fir aorz
rsttionen uno Strombauten an Musz
tingum, am Bio Sanbp uno am aens
tudp Riper insgefammt 87.488.37
berdusgabt. Die Strombuutsn Be-
itanben aus S6lsuien, 9dmmsn, pos
rallslfperten unb gubntn, poburf) Die
S6iffabrt auf oieien 5liiF.r b-osuz
tsno iiherer asporoeu III, neil itets Elm
seniissnosr Waferitano oorbonbeu 1T.
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unaliidte erlitt i6fpsre Qustf6ungen,
mebrsre Hippenbriihs uno jeoenTalis
aud innere 8erleBunsen. Gr tpuroe
mad benz 5oIpital ssbra6t, no iein
3uitano fir beDentli6 befunbe1 tpurbe.
- Sdmusl Yafisl, Elm % Sabre al
ter giebbdnDler bon Rilsp, o., iiel ge@
itern 8ormittde an Der gront unb2uo-
loip Strobe BON einem Magen binob
uno 3og Iih Hontlliionen nnn aopfs
ipunbsn, Iotpie cine 8ebirntrihiitte
rung gu Gr ipurbe i'm patrolrpagen 2
na6 bem 5oipital ss6raht.
- Ralpb Baton, AZ SABRE alt, BON
Ro.1218 3tpette aDenue, 3apton, an.,
Elm angeiteater Der 5dp &c Cyan Co.,
serietb geitsrn rpdhrsno Der grbsit nit
Der rehten 6ono in cine 8rsisidge,
nobel thm orei Singer abgeidnitten
ipurben. Gr tpurbe in einem automo>
Bill na9 Dem itdotiihen 6oIpital ges
bra6t.
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q Shiffsnabrihten.

Rem 0ort, 10. SuIi. 9ln9et.:
r&roonlanD" BON 2lntiperpen; Dir
ma" BON 2ibau; rpatris" bon 9atras;
raronprin3 WiIbslm" pon Bremen.
4bgsg.: nHieurp 2tmIterOum" ndd
3ottcroam pia 9oulogne; y2ronprin=
3eIIin Gecilis" uu1 gremer pia Ylps
mouth unb Gbsrbourg; rguropa" ndh
9t.apsl uno Genuu; rpannonta" mad
Gibraltar, ReGpsl uin.
Qntrperpen. 2lnget.: y8aoers
lamb" BON Hetp Dort.
aopenbagen. gtnget.: rllnitet
States" BON gtep Yort.
Bremen. 2lnget.: .garbaroFa"
bon Rep 0ort; .&aiIer 8ilhe!m Der
9roB:" ppn Retp gort.
2iperpooI. 2lrget.: .Maure:
tania" bon Netp gor. Q6gsg.: rSDsrs
mic" mad Bolton.
9Gpmoutb. 2lnget.: Oceanic
bon Nep gort, nad Soutbampton.
Qusenstopr. Qn9et.: r7yriss:
lamb" bon Yhilaoelphia, nah 2iper'
pool.
Qeapel. 9tn9st.: nStaIia" por
9iep Yprt.
| 5uprs. 2tbgeq.: rSarpinian
bon 2iperpool, na4 WiuutredI.
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Der Y XztuuTenoite Stubent.
Die SeitIunt unierer Sase bat cine
neue gri6sinung ge3eitigt: Den Xtaus
ienbiten Stubenten. Der Speitduienos
ite, Der breitauisnoite Stubent elmer
fIeineu llniperittdt iteht i'm UtitteIs
punt Les SemeIters, uno ibm gu Gbz
reu tperoen enoloie Jetsrn nerauftalz
tet. Der Senat Der llniperiitdt giebt
in prunttpouem Srnat Elm sSeIt, uno
Der 9efeierte erbdlt elm piiroiees 9e=
ihenf. Die 8eboroeu Der Stapt mol
len ntht Suriidfteben, IN fsieriiher
SiBung fpiro benz SuuIeubiten etue
9abe iiberrei6t. Die StubentenIo3afi
giebt Elm ieltenes Bib roaiter Gfni.
gung uno ebrt ben Somolitonen burf
cine Quffabrt i'm Di6s, burh lin:
5iige uno aommerie. Die 9iirger:
iaaft min ibn ebenfalIs fsiern, uub II
stnem feitli6en 9slaee faBt tie ibr'
Gefiible 5uiummen. 8o aQ.s liebt
lam aarI aIsin uidt bafeH: oel
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Der 8obiite llnterItiisunss.g.rs
elm, Der gu ben Glteftsn uno bsli.bt.iten
Ianbsmiunifben ger.iuigungen Der
Stdot eeb0rt, bsranitaltet am Sonns
tag, 81. 5uli, in Rsihratb's Yart fem
oiesiGbriees picnie. Gin riihriges
aon.mittse III nit ben arrangements
betraut iporbsn unb piro natiirIih
ni6ts unseiheben Iaf.n, um ben 3abIs
rsiteu 5sitgditeu geuuBreihe uno fro=
bs Stunoen gu bereitsR. Inter oieisn
llmitdnoen miro bieiss pienic Ti6
stpeifeIsobne gu einem in iebsr 6iniih:
aldn3snosn GrfcIde ssitolten urb ben
RuI Der 8abenier als trefflife Qrrans
gsurs bon Jeitlidteiten bon Reuem be-
feitiden.
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YerspnaL9i L9ictisem.

Sn Dem bobsn Utter BON fait II
Sahren peritarb ON 3isnitdg Wornen
5rnu Dtlbslmind We Der, geb.
8iitelmann, in Der Wobnung ibrss
Sobnss, pes Serrn Wi[liam Weber,
Ro. 3641 gorbsn Strabe. Oas
feisrlihe 2ethenbsgdngnib ieBt fih
heute Rdhmittdn nm l llbr Dor,
3ruuerbauie dus in 8epegunq. lin 2
llbr miro in Der 9eittI6en proteItdnz
tiItsn Stride an Der 6offner StraBe
Elm 5rdueraottesoienit ubgehalter pers
ben, iporanf bann Die 8etieBung Der
irbifdsn Siiae duf bem Sprin9 9rops
5rieobofe srfolsen ioa.
Ginen berben 9erlnit erlitt 6err
WilIiam Gpers, go. 1920 anotplton
Strabs, bur9 ben COB ieinsr Satin,
5rau 5enrietta s Gbdrlott e
gpers, oeb. aoeiter, bic am 1isnss
tag Morgsn i'm 2tlter BON SO Sabrsn
aus oieier 3eitlidteit abgerufsn tpurz
be. qm Greitag Ra6mittug um / lllr
finbet bonn 5rausrbauie aus bas 2siz
henbsgdngnib itatt, tporuuf elm feisr.
liher 2rausrgottssbisnit in Der Dsuts
ihen proteitdntiidsn Stride an Der
6offner StraBe dbgehdlten lDsrosH
tpirb.
Inter iiberaus GROCER 9etbeilisung
purDe asitern Rahmittag Die itsrblide
5iifle bes 6srrn Gouis aubn 8u
0rabe setragen. Der srIts 1bsiI Der
Observation-Disclosures am Sarss oes
0abinsei6ieoenen puroe in ieinsm
olten 5sim an Der Waibington Qp.,
GoouoaIs, I'M g uhr Rudmittaes aos
gehdlten. 5isran ndbmen nur Die ia
milis unb sinise p<nige ndbere 5rsunz
be tbeiI, bod Der 2rausrsottesoienit
in Der aapslls bss Siioiibsn Jrisohofz
auf Walnut Sills asigte cine srobe ge'
tbeiiigune, oarunter aud bic Dirstto.
rem Der SSiftb 1biro RatioRal gant
bersn 8iseprdiiOent 6err auhn mar;
ferner Die alien QlngsItelIten Der sbsmds
liesn &ubn &c Cons gaut unD baa
9irettorium beg Siioiifen altens uni
arantenbeims, benz 6err 3ubn als
Shasmeiiter augsbOrts. Serr Rabbis
ner 2ouis 9roBmann pom pIum Ctr
gsmpel. Dem Der 9eritorbene sugs.
borte, leit.ts bic 5eierIihteiten aui
benz Jrieobofs. CT fprd6 ersreif.Hr
bon ben pielsn 6srporrus.nben giasn
idaft.n uno edten 5us.npsn beg Du'
bingsfhieoenen. Qlls 8ohrtubtrdgs:
funqirten bic griib.r ots 5obten. bi,
6erren Simon, Charles. Robert UNI
glartuce auhn uHb feline ShDager
bic 6srren Sacob Jrienb. Gus. R
5ries uuo Sarrp W. Gem.
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gasfst.gienic oss S,utiden lluterlt
ynuoes Np. 101.

2lm Sonntas, "a. 5uIi, Nranz
italtet Der 9eutihe llnteritiiBungs
9uno go. 101 in 5i.yrar's 8rppe in
2intDoop Elm gdsfet Vicuic, oas obns
sgrugs eiusu iiberous g.HuBrei6::l
9,rlauf n,bmsn pirb. Sin riibria:s
arrangements Rommittee bat oi.
""rbereitungen idor nabe3u be.np-t
unb in Der umit9tigit:n Deii. bafiir
Sors. s.trueeu, bof bic -b.ilnebmes
riunen unb gbeilnttn.r on oem pic.
mic seuubrti6sr Stlnoen periite-!
Ieiu f0uueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
~---sie b.rGbrrtefse--
Da6r(agerin OieIes 3eitalers.

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gerfouen. Die ourd Die gb6piun8 b6ber 6esabt
tpuren. uno e Hegt fetn 3peifel Dor, pas
aud Deut5utags non RerioHen eriItirer, ois
ourdb cine nnbeiGnHte Strait I'M Gtauoe hno.
gieIes su tbuH uuo boraus8uiagsr, mas flr
glHocre eritaunItdb 1T uno bIeibt. SIR Gclones
bat Die g1utur ofefe Gnule Defenders beglnfttGf.
beun Iie bat ibr bic feItene Sabe perrItehen, oas
Geben iPrer w9itmerioen tute eiu autgefhLageN
ne5 BUD eeHdu 81 iefen. Bergeef Hitt, bae
tie in l5rer eiaeueu Reiioer5 an Sesftn s'osHas
rootut. Rebut bic Goft Gub Car 6HIt6 bts
Seesir sIpenue. 6oun esbt biefeIbe htnauf BIB
35r bic ft6ns 8,Hbsri DON sraH .. 9asVsF
erre16t 9as SaIs ift sur linden 9aHn HTto
am Sa1tHe iit oer Rame:
Mrs. Ii. Yaeger, friibsr Srau gcdItpls
Sesfin apenss, 2inmpph, Cincinnati .Ebip.
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