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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-30
RECENT DEATHS
MARION DAWSON.

Marion Dawson, national organizer Of
the Patrons of Husbandry, died Decem-
Der 22, at the home of Henry Williams,
Kent county, Del, where he had stopped
for few days. i'll with Bright's disease.
Rural Grange of Cheswold, Mr.. -Dawson's
home grange, took charge of the Aody.
which wIs later inferred with lodge rites
at Centreville. Governor Babcheler, of
Vermont, appointed Mr.. Dawson a ma
tional organizer, assigning him to work
through Illinois and the Middle West.
Mr.. Dawson had success in his work
there, but asked to be sent back to the
Delaware Maryland Peninsula, where he
was born and raised
MRS. RICHARD F. MAY.
Mrs. Annie F. May, widow of Richard
F. May, of Bozeman, Montana, former
well-known merchant Of Elkton, died on
Sunday at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
John E. Owens, in Chicago, after pro-
longed illness. Mrs. May was a daugh-
ter of the late Reuben D. lamar, and a
sister Of DR.. John H. lamar, of Elkton.
Her remains were inferred in Elkton
Cemetery on Wednesday, after funeral
services held in Trinity Church.
MRS WILLIAM H. HILLIARD.
Mrs. Sidney A. Hilliard widow of Will
liam H. Hilliard, died at her home in
Washington, D. c., on last Thursday.
Mrs. Hilliard, who was a sister of the
late Hon. ]. A. j. Creswell, of Elkton,
formerly resided in this county. Her
funeral was held on Sunday from her
home in Washington, with interment in
Greenmount Cemetery, Baltimore
j. FRANKLIN FORD.
j. Franklin Ford, formerly of this
county, died on last Thursday at Spring.
field Hospital, Sykesville. Four daugh-
ters, the Misses Amanda, Adelaide c.,
Mary and Blanche E., and two sons,
John w. and T. Drennen Ford survive
him. His funeral was held on Sunday,
with interment in Elkton Cemetery.
MRS. JOHN MccAsLIN.
Mrs Mabel B. McCaslin, wife of John
McCaslin, died of consumption at her
home in Rising Sun, on Monday, aged 81
years. Her funeral was held on Wednes-
day with interment in Brookview Ceme-
terry.
MRS MARY A. SPENCE.
Mrs. Mary A. Spence, widow of James
Spence, of Cherry Hill, died on Tuesday
at Union Hospital, Elkton, of general de-
bility. No children survive her.
ALEXINA HASSON.
The funeral of Alexina Hasson, who
died in Baltimore, last Friday, was held
on Monday with interment at West Not
tingham.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-30
Postal Savings Bank At North East

The postal authorities have designated
North East for postal savings bank to
be opened GA January s. 1912. Any per-
son eyer 10 years OF age can open an
accouht at the pestoftice by making the
prescribed application. Certificates are
issued for from 81 to 800, upon which 2
per cent interest is allowed. Depositors
Of less than 800 purchase postal saw
ings stamps at a cost of ten cents. When
Sl.OO has been deposited, certificate for
that amount will be issued. The postal
savings banks have proved to be very
popular wherever established. Any fur
ther information viii be given by Prst-
master West
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-30
Auto Takes Fire In Garage

Fire caused by leaking carburetter
badly damaged the automobile of Adolf
phus Thomas, housed in Fader's garage
in Newark, last Friday morning, and for
time the blaze threatened the building,
but firemen controlled it with a stream
from plug nearby. Owners of cars who
carried no insurance, forthwith looked
UP agents and secured policies, one mo-
torist, 1t is said, making rush trip in
his machine TO the nearest Office
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-30

Numerous raids have recently been
made on poultry houses in the neighbor-
mood Of Liberty Grove. w. 7. Patten,
William Atkinson, George Fitzgerald and
Mrs. Rebecca Graham have been the los
ers. An attempt was made TO rob the
henaery of ]. H. Kimble, but the thieves
were frightened away before they Sc
cured any p9ultrv.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-30
WEEKS WEDDINGS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Bishop and Mrs. Frank R. Millspaugh
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Meliora C. Hambleton, to Mr.. John
V. Abrahams, the wedding to take place
next fall. The announcement is one of
great interest, for Miss Hambleton, who
Is principal of Bethany College, has a
wide circle of acquaintances, the Mills
paugh family holds a prominent position,
and Mr.. Abrahams, who has made his
home in Topeka for a number of years.
is one of the successful attorneys of the
city. When he first came here, Mr.. Abra-
hams was one of the firm of Murray and
Abrahams, but at present he is grand
secretary of the Knights and Ladies of
Security. His people live in Port De-
posit, Md, and his sister, Miss Cornelia
Aorahams, has visited here upon several
occasions. 1t was only recently that an
nouncement was made of the engagement
of Mr. Abrahams' brother, Mr. Newell
Abrahams, who has lived in Popeka for
several years, to Miss Wilnetta Thayer
of Orange, Mass, the Thayer- -Abrahams
wedding to take place January IS. In
her work as principal of Bethany Miss
Hambleton has done much to improve the
VA iouo uSpdi lLieulo VI Sluuy anu u SuS-
tain high standard of work in the
school, and she is looked upon as an un-
usually clever and capable woman. No
date for the wedding is set but it will
not take place until late in the fall
Clipping from the Capital" Topeka,
Kansas.
LEWIS-MINKER
A Dretty Christmas waddino took ,,I,oa
December %, when Miss Ruth Anna Min
ker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse b.
Minker, was married to Albert O. Lewis,
formerly of Lancaster, Pa. The cere-
mony was performed at noon at the home
of the brides parents. No. SO East 18th
street, Wilmington, Del, the Rev. r.
High Adams, pastor of Richardson Park
Methodist Episcopal Church. officiating.
The decorations were pretty and in keep
Ing with the season. The bride entered
with her father, by whom she was given
! III marriage, and was met by the groom
and his attendants, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Riggs, Miss Grace Wells Minker sister
of the bride and Mr.. Abraham O. Lewis
brother OF the groom. Master Gardner
Lewis carried the wedding ring The
bride was dressed in white silk muslin
with crystal trimmings and carried car
nations. Roscoe Ingram played the
| march. Dinner was served at the home
of the grooms mother, Mrs. Andrew c.
Crossley, No. 922 East Seventeenth ST.
In the evening a reception was given the
newly married couple at the home of the
brides parents. The bride was the reci-
pient of number OF splendid presents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
80. n apittl.
Sir Itrnt ffhtn.

DER neue Rurgtn brahte fir mid
RefItttionen nit Iih, bic nid,t Der an,
gensbmittR art tparsn. Su msin,r
Sttauns 2ueilIo osstniiber mar Elm
srnites Clement Der 0trIsgsnheit mir.
aIs Rugsut uao i6 uns an Der gfor.e
ots pforrbauiss trsnntsn, nod ntdt
GufessaHseH.
SropnbOpn mar iebt, na6 Der Q6s
reiie beieer Briieer, Iesr. gDog ioIIis
i9 GueilIu fneen, ipnn Der fdlfhe Css
car ibr bsuie Hitt f.iren perfpro6enen
9eiuh mahie.
IN tpelhes 2obprintb BON 2iiaen
bate pos erite 0,rTdpeiasu Der Wabrs
belt uHs aIIe perpidslt. Cine 9dus
ihuHg nab Der aHbsrsn mar uns uufs
es3fpungen iporhsn, Elm llnaIif mad,
oem onbsrn mar unisr aphn pdfiir aes
ipeien, unb jebt. no ich ollein mid nit
Den bdrten Rotbpsnbisttiien uuf.rer
Gage absnfinbsn BATE. ihitn mir fsine
oneers mahI iibriq gu bIsiben, oIs
fortsufabren, autiQa su betriie,n. I'd
mar Der SduIbunstn iibtrbrtifia unb
f6Gmte mid berfslbta.
geim 5riibftiit sins i6, nofSem i'd,
mid persstpifert batts, bob 2ucitla ibs
rsn gsiuh nidt DOT bem Rahmittau
srtDorte, iebsr peiteren Grovieruna aus
om @ess. Ra6 BEN sSriibftiid DuBts
ih ne cine 3sit lang ans sIapitr AL
fsiieIn. aIs re Der Wuiit iiberbrIFTio
mar uHb tpi.0sr bon Oscar su fprehen
unfing. isste ih m.intn out ouf unb
unteruubm cine bGuslifs geToraunu,
ipslte eetp0bHIib 3ilIah pbIag, nur su
btm 3De6, um mid su sntFtrnen uno
bic tptosrwdrtiss Roibip.noigttit, pi.s
Der llnipabrbeitsn 81 ios.n, biz gum
leBtsn aussnblid 3u p.rT6ieben. Dos
gBsttsr untsrftiisie mid. gs brohte su |
resnsn unb QueilIa faRh fIdb btsbolb |
n'at DsranIabt. mid su bssIsitsn.
(Tprtfekuuo foIofl
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iein? Rein! Das mar unm5altt. ugt
haben ftbr riftia aebanneIt, Mabam
prdtplungc, bemerfte er In feiner
pafroiliiirenbffen 5on, ,,ir GrpGounl
alltr umitdrbt febr rihtia gebonoelt
4bsr i9 CLAUDE nitbt, baB id) fIua ba
ran thun ipiirDe. biefes S6riftitiid Al
pernidten."
Gr perfGlOb iein ManuItript fora.
falti9 uno fhIDb bann tpiebtr nit Il.
nem sebeinhtBDpIIsn adheIn: I'D
mage su slauben," iaste Ct nit afftfs
tIrtsr 8effsi6enheit, youB man meintn
grtef nod brdiihen pirb. sd min
sic IN getreff Rua.nt Dubcurq's niht
erfrHutbtgen. 4ber ih fam ntdt 'ums
BIN Su frdeen: fdnn man ibm trdutn2A
Sas iprafh Elm Rarr, Der ts aud,
nlobt eeioet babtn fpiirbe, tpenn er nid3t
fslnen herrlihen Brief aefhrieben E,oz
ben ipiiret, ober bod tIongsn mir itine
Borts :pie ons i6mer3Iife Gho Der
boien Gbnung, bic mein @emiitb in ies
mem aneenbltd beunrubiate, unb nod
msbr, lie iporen bds gd)o BON gsugenfs
slgener bDier Gbnuns. BON ieinen! !3tpeis
feIu an fih feIbit, Die er NIT tietnem
Wiunbe 10 unsipsibsutie gesen mid
dusgsfpro6en bate. SD ipiiRfdte bem
Pfarrer CUTE Rott uno einp binauf.
SuetIa Log i'm gett unb f1Ii.f, aIs
i6 lsife ibre 9bur 6ffn.ie.
Rahbem ib Elm: W,iIe ibr lisbIihss
frt.oli4es antItt bstra6tst bate, mnBs
te ih MID tpegfptuben, oenn ibr glns
bItd ittmmte mid gar su trauria. QIs
ih gum IeBten Mal ben Bid ouF Tie
rihtst:, beoor ib bic 2biir ifIcb,
6rdHgte Iih mir bic perb6ugnibpDle
Sraee oes Gbrtpurbissn JiHd fpieber
duf. llnipilltiirIib mubis id mif fras
gen: ~Sdnn man ibm trdu.u2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
Graubeis.utbnRS /. ll,bertraauneeH
Gfnsfnnati. 27. elpril

CLARA J. WiIIer II. ". an CHARTS
6. Reriba!p, 35.12 older in benz norb.
oitIiden 9isrteI BON Geitipn 81 gresr
Up; sbsuiO lob in o.ri.lbsn S.,tiDn
81.
| Jofepb Gps an pbiIom.na aob, 705
bti 100 Jub an Der Sibiuefiete Don
Woin uEo Columbia Gtrab., Reabing.
81.
eIiaobetb gberfulr an =. George
Stroeblsin, Got 30. 2 unb bis iiibline
5rIfts BON 60. 3 In Saeob Gperiuu's
llntsrGbth 81.
Selen 6. Giippiaets an Games C.
9raBmcnn. bic n6rblife 66Ifie bon
Got RO. II in ner Wabifcn geto l.
llnterubtb. 81.
DseIbt an Gpa =. Grabmann, bic
ilolite 5dIfte bon Got SO. 12 In Der
Wnbtion 8iew I. untsrabtbeilung. 81.
Woris EbomfDn Calhoun II. I., Der
Skriff On .. Gemott Woobuonfse,
Cots 2. 8, "a, 43. 46, 81 unb 90 in Der
untsrobtb. BON Junsi abomfon's
Gitnie. $271.
SGrab 3. HDsiDen an Charlotte O.
Sbiplep. So ader nehr cber tpeniasr
ig StttiOu "a COLUMBIA 9oipnfbip.
$25, 900.
5.nrs gifermann an s5rnnf Gissrs
mann, / Jabr at1ie 0nf Got SO. 1872
bon 5ofspb u. Games unisrnbfh., mo.
natlihe Wietk $45.
Georss Matbtrs ar Mnrenre! G.ei,
OF, 3 SABRE qenfe ouf 80 bel 150 sEub
an Der Rorbnefttde BON gfibgstDopb
unb Gcreit 4N.. asornoob, ia6rlihe
Nietbe $50.
5ottie W. golf an Morp Wsopnep
u. a., 35 bei LIS Sub an Der O5ifeite
bon gurnet aDe.. $50 CUB fiibIi6 bon
earnfbatp aD<. $425O.
.. 9. 5isgins an 9iuieGunnpe1Tb.
Got Ro. SO tn HroiDns Mobition All
aoceIunb. 81. ~
6saxa q. MsGiustsff Il. Y, an
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Sba GennsfIp an gpeIDn q. gaters
$3.50.
| Solena Wosuirs an SdtpthorH
| earrings & g. &c. $500.
6enrp 6. WeIIinsboF an eugene u
2olper. 81.
| mdrp 6. gmerIon unb anbsre a,
gBtitsrn &c Scutbern aif. Sni. Go
$4,000.
| DiefeIbe an bief.Ibs. $4,000.
Nrthur RummeI an Gonfoa M
Cooper. $3.50.
SerftIbe an u. g. apnsttp. $500.
| Bertha 8uidm an 4bhifon q. u. u.
g. 60. $2250.
9annob Rurpbp an Columbia 3,
Il. 9. 60. $3.50.
G. 9. 9utbiu an Central Z. u. q.
Q. 60. $4,000.
5. geo. Gruster on Cabinet 9. u.
3. 60. $1,000.
5ba S6opn. an Dutlsp gart Go.
$3.50.
Sofspb ertsI an sbOmas %. Rpan.
S2700.
aouis Weisbroot ON SoutberH Gfip
6. II. z. 60. $170O.
SuIia 6. Opbb an Somes r. Ro,
binfon. $500.
5obn ". Barnes on Soanna r.
SobnfOn. $500.
-
GttiIgtt 5bpot5efen
Jrdnces o. GrapeFon an 9binion
pIoce y. ". 6. 60. $2250.
Gop. 3. Barter on Cincinnati
Sopinss Speietp. $1,000.
aissis NIB on sitIe Guarantee &
5ruft 60. $3.50.
gtdrtin gruner an SOutb gibe 6.
Il. 3. 60. $500.
gatrid 8. Smith an gpuib Dejt
Gnb .. u. 6. 60. $14O0.
Gbos. W. 8rots on 5pbe part 9.
u. &. 60. $500.
JOfioh y. RUBIN an Senrp Tluberss
bad. $2389.
Ularp Gmfide an l. Wrrb g. II.
g. u. Go. $500.
5aitis so. 9Uli an Cbio gaII.p 9.
u. q. 60. $1,000.
anHie R. 2onberabs an Gofper
8. g0lts. $500.
5rpins 8. s,dlIs on SOm.fsab 2. u.
g. 60. $500.
gape Bros. TOulbins Go. on emma
gope. $1,000.
Gbus. 8. Wiltine on German Rus
tuol Jnf. Go. 5000.
JlOrtnct O. SbtrIod an Rarion Tl.
Runiin. $3.50.
puuIine griebhoIb an GlmsDoob
pIaee 6. u. q. 60. $500.
Goitb Chapman an Dome earrings
Gont So. $1,000.
GoIDin 8. RontiR an Soui5 Gibe
2. II. q. Go. $1750.
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8iibHe sur auffahruHg su briusen,
ober eerabe pesfpeeeH tbat er Dos
Roureou Sbeoire, mo sr iein M5erf sn
tinem tpobltbdiieen Siped burh nuss
erltiene ar6fte oufFiibrtn Iieb. Der
emit 70 beriihmte 9tnor GapouT bntie
ibm Elm ssrtbut In Der Wdnier Der
iuHgiioIienifheR Rsdliiits atIiefert,
oter gamonbo beeniigie Tich sid,s NIT
oeH oberflGhlittn SmprefTionismus
Der s5tdliener, fDnbern rnladb feiH .rn.
slffes GirfHscbenteuer mil elmer iehr
bur6gsarbeittisn Srheftrirunq unD
iitu.e oie groBten anfproerunaen an
Die Sdngtr, 10 boB Elm gstpiiFsr Egi.
beripru6 siptffen Der Banaliidt beg
Stoffes uno Der Gsfuhtf<it Der Ru-
III 81 saae trdt. 3tpei Sabre ip6fer
suurbe Der gIotpn@ In BEN Epielplan
Der aomiften Oper oufssnommen unb
NIT Dem -garbitr bon Gepilla@ sus
icmmeneetoppeIt. TieTe gedhbor.
fhcfi betam ibm itocsb nitt qus unb
10 blteb "a bel einem boIbeu Tusenb
BorfteHunger. auberbem bat Ca
mrnoo fIetnere Glide fur bas Orr
DIETER, fir bos HIapisr nn6 fiis Guar.
testmufis eefhrteben uno iih babel
etnnal Elm DrrtfpisI esIiGitet, bas
riHt gan5 an plnbe mar. CT fhils
berte in sinem Srdxfisrftiid bic Gin
bride elmer Radt om 9Dspnras anb
mamie ous r2fs 8psphorsseenfes-,
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PARTS, IL. april.
Graf sSianc be GamonbD, Der einsigs
iiibii6t Graf in Jrontreih, ift bier
pIcslih etiiorbeu. Gr mar I'm .sabr.
1S49 In 4onfsontinDpeI geboren, pers
Isgte aber fsin srerbtes BonfgeitGFi
f8on als iungr WaEn ndn paris, mo
.r ndmentlih als BsrDalter Der Ban.
que be paris st bes Cans ssgas cine
.groBs Rolle In Der fsindn3pelt IpieI.s,
odbei aber inssebeim NIT grobsm gifer
aompojitionsifubien betrieb unb cus
berbtm aIs Snmmler BON RunFtfdGen
DON fih rebenmad3te. gr mar es, ber
bic beriibmte Rormorsrupps bic brei
Grasieu poH DulcoHHet er1pdrb. bIe In
Der DeltousIfelung bon 1900 ben
sr6Bin AHsiebunsspnntt Der retrps
fpsfiipen Ausittauns froas5fii6er
aunit biIbets. Or binterIibt aud cine
beoeuienDs auniifommlung bic sr,
inmmt eineni Rupitul BON 100. 900
Jrdnes CUR GediIng Der aufifelIunass
fciten benz Qouprt permnhs bat. Dse
SammIuns iii fehr esfDdblt. Gie snts
Bdlt isbr fd6He itaIienifte Hronsen
aus Der RenniHonee unb aus bem fruus
s0fii6en 18. Jobrbnnosrt. hornnier nie
GalerHnets sDruppe. Jn Der mobernen
aunit btDrr5ugte Gamonho bic ssms
preFioniEien. Wlcnet In gut pertreten,
Degds berporrnetnb. Don Ulonet finb
bic Serien Der -Hntbebralen- unb Der
-mdHer[ilien@ porhnnben. piiIurrp,
SisIen. gesnnne fisarfrsn NIT tppis
fben Werten. Gshr tperthncn iif bic
abtbeilung alter unb japdnifterR Runff.
Diir bic s5alfonnetsGruppe mar Ca
nonbo bon omtrifdnifher Geite cine
Billion Dollars stboien fDerbea. wais
oieftr Gdknfuup. bic ols GANGS ans
gtnommeH fD<rDeH mub. 5ieben D<gng
unb Wionet Sci Qeb3tiien In bns BEN
tobteH MfiferH Dorbsbaltens 2ouprt
lin.
ails glrdFbnt Der geienGddft Der
'Jrtunbe Der grobsn Dper ipdrs Is
Gampnbc ein Qsi9tts geiDefen, feline
sipsiastise cpsr .2s GlDpn. as hidtr
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efnpflanSuHg BON 6ads
rem. Gin fron56fif6tr Gbirllrg Rcs
mems Garnot min Der .Repue 5ciens
tifiqu.@ sufOIse seIunbtH baben, bag
bIe etnpfIansung BON Sdaren bic
BileuHg neler 6dnt In unerpnrtet
hobem Grnbe bef6rbere. Gs iit bes
taantlih, namsntli9 BET umfdngrsi6en
BrcnoiDunbeu, cine groBs Ghluieria.
fett, bic Renbilbuns Der 6nut b<rbeis
snfibren. ipoboa uRter limitGnben bic
BisberberitsIIuns bes @srunsliidisn In
frfter 2inie ab9dnst. WsaR Bat baber
5u otm etlpnltfdsnen Mittel aeariffen,
sanss Iebenbe 6outitiife, bic rHtsrebtr
Don eefunb eebIiebenen ss5rperFsIlsu
oes Yatienien obtr bon 0nbsrn asTnns
ben WtenfdeH genommen lDerben, auf
bic Wunbe aufsupflnnssn. Der Grs
f0Is biefsr beiti<g Operation lit absr
ftIbf bei Der gr6bten Gcrgfumteis
unb gef6idli6feit nifs INNER fi6er,
nnb Der Gbirurs entinlisbt ii9 msiit
uiGt germ bo5u. Da mare benH brs
nett einfnhere @erfnhren mad Or.
Garnet. feline 3up<ri1Figseit ppraass
eefes.. ein 6ortfhttt Don nint 3u nns
teri66senbem Mertb. Dieter Mrss
ging Don bem gsbdnien aus, bo6 bic
9oor3tllen unb iHsb<ionbere bos Murs
stIgeiptbe Der 6aore aus Der Dbsrboui
entfprinsen rnb iin m0gIimrpeiTe in
etiD0bnlife 6uutselIen suriidpsrtpons
heIn t6nnteH. Mud Der umitnnb. hcf
bic 3eItn Der naare cine bck EDibers
iidnbsf fdhigfeit beiiten unb and nuS
sine seringe grndbrung bednfpru6<n,
Iieb eineR Dsrfu6 cls dusfidtsboQ
Dieter III benn nun fd5cu
IN sdblrei6eH G6uen eemoGs ipcrbtu
iinb b0t.. tptuigfiens 3uipeiIen. dnatbe
li9 einen gaten Grfols aehobl. DID
Operation lit fehr einfa4; man rkiBi
nittelft einer ginseite bem qotitnten
|eIbft pber tinsm dnheren einige 00cu
aus. Dieie iptrben n1he bet Msrasi
IN feline 1beiIfkn gefhnitteu, auf bis
WuHbfldns eeitreut unb biefe nit Fl.
mem gtsigHetsn Werbanb Derfeku.
Stipo n16 einer Node erfnsinen i'm
5ou bfs Oelinatns auf ber beIsuuitn
Jldns tDeibe 5leden. bic 0IIm1hsi6
IN ausbehnuns 5unebmen. iie3 ueiiers
5ia psroiden nnb fi9 fdlisbIin ii fis
lem asfuHbfn 0autgerebe Dersiniosn.
Or. Garnet ftIbii erbbt Hihf ben
aHIpru4 baron, Tn fsinem NerfctEr
'in nnfshlbdrts nlister gefunben su
'dbtn. 0a a ober 70 esnfatf m,
QUITE q - Intint er - In Ieb<m Hal
'triunt iDerben. ebt mnn su hem 4lit,
y - 9autabtrPflananns i9rsisst
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(5ortiesuns folst.)

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
Urnubeis ntbnms. 6ppotbelea.
Gineinnati, q. April.
Reue 6ppothettn.

Reus 6ppotbetsn.
Sobn 5faat 6al on Mnlnut 6ini
q. II. 6. 60. $1,000.
Malter s5ibmauris an Goutbrr
Cbio 6. u. g. Go. $500.
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bale 6. u. q. 60. 5000.
Dernurb Doiub an q. q. Hrooss
$500.
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ftnfer. $500.
Charlotte o. sbiplsD an Garab 8
Bosipen. $15, 900.
Robert 3. Apnbmnn an GunroHse,
Dsppfit Go. 5000.
Dane gsuer on GouiiIp .. U. 80
1. $275O.
Marp Gmfids an Grite mart .. u,
= y. $780,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28

(5ortissuHs fOIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-28
MRS. n. YAEGER,

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Brsss 80 Gents pnb earabes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-16
BANK is POPULAR
Postal Savings Institutions
Show Big Growth During
Month of April.
TOTAL DEPOSITS ss2,646
Depositors May Buy Bonds July
Which Will Be Issued in Small
Denominations.

Washington, May 16.-A material
growth in the popularity of the postal
savings bank system is indicated by
the statement issued by Post
master General Hitchcock concerning
the operations of the As initial deposit
tories which began business Jan. 3
last.
During April 2,61S separate depos-
its were made aggregating $S2,646. In
January the average was only $16.14.
MAY BUY BONDS.
The depositors on July l may convert
their deposits into United States bonds
bearing 212 per cent interest. These
bonds have been prepared in denomina-
tons of $40, 500 and $500 Bonds will
be issued to every depositor who may
apply for them on proper form before
June Is. The bonds will be issued
only to depositors, but may be sold or
assigned at any time. They are ex-
empt from all taxation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-16
The Theatre
MAJESTIC, CHICAGO.

/ The big attraction of the season at
the Majestic, Chicago, has been re-
served for the beginning of the sum
mer season. Monday, May %, Lillian
Russell will make her first vaudeville
appearance at that house. where She
will be seen at popular prices. in con-
junction with a big speciality bill.
Miss Russell has been for years not
only the most beautiful woman on the
American stage. but the best light
opera singer. Other stars have soon
faded, but this beauty holds her
place without the slightest wavering
of interest, and her voice today is as
fresh as ever. For two seasons she
has appeared in comedy, thus resting
her voice. and now she is ready TO
appear at the Majestic in splendid
voice with a repertoire of her most IA
nous songs. The secret of Miss Rus
sells perpetual youth and the long
continuance of her radiant beauty lies
in the fact that she has always kept in
strict training, living a most abstem-
ious life. Her engagement at the Ma
jestic will enable the masses to en-
joy her performances at popular
prices and at the same time see 4
great speciality bill of the kind always
on view at this big theatre. both IN
winter and in summer. The other
features on the bill will be Mike Ber-
nard and Willie Weston, the piano
and vocal comedians; Gerald Crit
fin & Co, character comedians; the
Great zovetsky dancers; Corcoran and
Dixon, burnt cork artists; Zeno. Jor-
dan & Zeno, wonderful athletes;
Stickney's circus; Cross & Josephine,
travesty artists; Crouch & Welch,
singers and dancers. and other smart
acts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-16
THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS. TUESDAY, MAY 1e 1911

St Paul, 5; Minneapolis, 1.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Keokuk, 1; Burlington, 4.
Muscatine, 5; Galesourg, 4.
Ottumwa, Z; Kewanee, 8.
Monmouth. 8; Hannibal. 2.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Wichita, z: Des Moines,2.
Lincoln, 2; St. Joseph, 5 10 inn
ings).
Denver, 4: Sioux, City, 8.
Topeka, 5; Omaha, 1.
Observation-Disclosures LEAGUE.
Madison, 2; Aurora, l.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
South Bend, s; Terre Haute, ? 90
innings.
Dayton, 2; GAINESVILLE, f.
Fort Wayne, s; Wheeling, f.
Grand Rapids, 8; Evansville, I.
NOIS-MISSOURI LEAGUE.
Taylorville, 2; Canton, 4.
Lincoln, 8; Pekin, 5.
Champaign-Urbana, Z; Clinton, 6.