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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

A practical home meeting will be held
August by the Benson Woman's Christian
Temperance union. How to get rid of bugs
and insects in general and flies in part
ocular will be one subject of a round table
discussion among the members. Another
topic will be how TO save steps and con-
serve strength in homework Each wo-
man will speak from her own experience.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

FIRsr HALF or NEXT wHnK.
Nine. zUlEllA, The Lady Magician
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

LYRIC OUARTETTE
Harmony and Character Singing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

FoR TIE ENrrRn WEEK
VIM. warmers Illustrated Lecture
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

a EoEHS Big Pipe Organ rn 4 sSSSS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
R. AND 4. IS SEEKING
! : 8. PRIVILEGE FROM CITY
WOULD RUN DUPLICATE WIRES
ALONG TRACKS or OTHER
RAILWAY COMPANY.

A special meeting Of the Council
Committee on Streets viii be held
Thursday night to consider the appli-
cation OF the Richmond and Henrfco
Railway for the right to run duph-
cate trolley wires wherever Il uses
the tracks OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. aThe old com
pany, Il Is understood, Will oppose
this on tho ground that under the
franchise II is provided that where
the other company ruAs on its tracks
II must pay a rental both for use
of tracks and for current, al 4 price
70 be fixed by arbitrn&tOxk-
Of1otnlB Of the Ri0hM40nd and Hem
rico express the .hope thnt they VIII
have cArn in operntlun ~ Apru is.
They announce the fO1l0Wine scale Of
tolls for their MArS1aal street via~
duct: IA
For foot passenesza u cent each
Nay;s 0ue-horse vsh3clen + osnfs: two
h0rse v0hiclas, 10 ron&Ss three-horvs
v<htcle1. rs cents: auto nabilex run
hboutn and two-ssated caxn, s oonts:
touring cars. 10 cent? N
An ctky vehicles of N &texar char
meter. includfng str1 ana street
cleaning carts ARE n0t6raxua. ambu-
laneoay patrol wagons IA fhA huR-
giea AZ c1ty of1ciale Il hslBp flass xje6t
under tho franchise ~ Gfo1a the VIA
duct without Any Cot III Arrange
mert have a. yet 49, Tfscted Tor
39h41n4 the viaduu4s 1S II VIII nat
~ 6nsa - xen%ru y until that
caA W done, ~ Act1 accidents
mtg6t xeeult II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01

A beautiful entertainment was
given In the home Of Miss Emily
Gertrude Gentry, $40 Uorth Thirty
nth street. last evening In honor OF
her seventeenth birthday. Games ond
music were enjoyed and dainty set
supper served. the birthday cake,
with its seventeen candles. forming
the center Of a pyramid Of fruit. The
decorations We're in yellow. and the
fair hostess was gowned in yellow
messaline. She was the recipient Of
many tokens of friendship from her
young guests, who were Misses Laura
Hardwicke, Bonnie Thomas. LYDIA
Friedhoff. Hazel FIippen, Mary Chill
drey, Helen Childrey, Louise Goode.
Nellie Phaup. Ruth Bates. VerneIle
Nuire. Dubrey Hay. Virgie Harris,
Alice Smithie, Louise Spain. and
Messrs Clarke Roper. Frank Chill
drey. Linwood Gay, Wilbur Crouch.
Willie wiltshire. Earle Tyler. Fray
SER t.hfidrey VIM Powell. Herman
Moran. Newton Goode. Strxng. Hes
Ter and Yarbrough. The chaperones
were Mrs. Lewis Miles. MIR. and Mrs.
C.. w. Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gentry.
Church Hill friends will he inter-
ested In the announcement of the
marriage to-day OF Mr.. Archie II. Eu-s
bank to Miss Ruby G. Guthrie. Mr..
Eubank formerly resided on the hill
and has many relatives. and ,fxiands
here
Miss Hazel Hudspeth. Of East Broad
street has returned from a pleasant
trip to Midlothian.
The condition Of Miss Linda Siaugh-
ter Of North Twenty-fourth street.
who has been 80 critically III with
pneumonia, shows some Improvement.
Miss Ruby Pcay. Of NJ street. left
Saturday fer Williamsburg to be the
guest Of her friend. Miss Laura
Holmes.
William y. Parrish, Jr.. OF 21o6 East
Grace street, graduated from the high
school this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
BALDWIN ANNUITY
HAS OPPOSITION
MANASSAS FOLK WANT MATrMA
a SUBMITTED TO worm or NJ.
rowSs ELECTORATE

Especial to The Richmond virgfnian.l
MANASSAS. VA. Feb. 1.--Whnt -
known a. ths Baldwin annuity act ~
the Virginia Legisiature. Authcrisine
the town Of Manassas TO provide for
the payment of nix hundred dollars!
per annum to Isaac r. Baldwin and
wife during life In c0nsidsration ~
their deciding to Eastern College cer-
tain property In Manassas for school
purposes. came up before the CcuuAM
last night for an ordinance aHlkhQx4N4
Ing the ievytng and collection Of -
cents ON the tiao OF real and -
sonal property for the purpose naxn~
ed Councilman J. r. Evans bIocko6s
the unanimous consent Of the Council
to offer the ordinance, and the mAt-s
ter cannot properly como btfofe t6&I
Council until It's nAxt regular me9t~
ing. The proposed action Of the C0taS&@
ell in this matter II meeting with coasl
siderable oppoaition from tina taylME
payers for the reason that the Quee.
tifn has never been submitted to RI
vote OF the property owners, ana 6ok|
q further reason OF the injuattce 0E
taxing the people Of Manassaa fnr II
private institution. In violation " kn&
constitution OF Virginia. without AxMe
having the matter decided q me p01lx
"A petition Of the property 0Mn4eN
praying that the ordinances ~ mt
passed will be presented II tn M<N&
regular meeting Of the Gcunck1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
PEACE AND PROSPERITY
IN THE sOUTHsIDE
FARsfvILLE ISSUES SEWER
RONDs--TURNIP SALAD AND
CHEAP EGGS SOLVE LIv-
ING PROBLEM.
Especial to The Richmond yirgfnian)
"a u MEII.I N IA Iaan A.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
FARMvIL.LE. VA. Feb i.--Mr.
III. 3. Barrow. chairman OF the nm
ance committee of the Town Council.
has advertised for bidders for sis. 900
OF town bonds, each to be OF the de.
nomination Of $50e and to carry Ave
per cent. interest. The bonds are
being issued to secure money with
which to pay for the sewer system
Recently purchased by the town.
Al the request Of the late G. III.
Erambert. who was u brave Confed-
crate soldier. and TO whom The Lost
Cause WAS ever 4 living one, The
staHiT he wen as ! Officer. In Comps
Eighteenth Virginia Regiment. and
the cross of honor presented 10 him
By the Daughters Of the confederaey
since the war. were buried with him.
and the coffin In which he rests was
covered with the Confederate gray.
The camp 1T FRrmvtlie liz not large
one. but the members thrill with 10y
atty Tor the dead, HIT ever dear, past.
The Hon. w. FL. Ewing. who rep
resNnted Prince Edward IN the Last
fSstslatufe. was In town Tuesday, and
though he has made no formal an
nouncenent OF his candidacy for re-
election, II n thought that In due
tlme that announcement will be made.
! Tho race between Mr.. G. b. Cum
ningham and the present incumbent.
Mr.. Horace Adans. far the elerkship.
xrows ia interest each day. 80 lar
~ the other county officers arc COM
cerneds with one exception. there win
hardly be any conteE Mr.. w. w.
Swan. who for = number OF years
has been commissioner Ok roads,
wants to be commissioner az the rev.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
STEADY PROGRESS
ON RAILROAD PROJECT

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 1.--At q
meeting Monday night of the board
OF directors of the Roanoke and
Mount Airy Southern Railway encour-
aging reports Of progress made by the
engineering corps were reccfved.
Among those present was Mr. g. @.
Pace, one of the directors fron Mount
Airy. 1t was shown that the grade
on the south side Of the Blue Ridge
Will not exceed one and two-tenths,
and that a better Grade than this will
fe secured on the north side OF the
mountains 49,
TUESDAY large number Of mon At
the Norfolk and Western shops were
laid or. the appropriation for the
win 80 back to work February 1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
CLARK MAY COME
OUT FOR SENATE

HELENA, MONT. Feb. MEM
beers OF the legislatures are expectantly
watching for the announcement of
the candidacy OF former United States
Senator William A. Clark. multi-mil-
lionaire mining king. for another term
in the senate. as Ii Ii evident that
neither r. ]. Walsh or w. G. Conrad
can break the present legislative
deadlock Clark. 1t il said. is wanted
BY the interests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
HEART TROUBLE KILLS
CONWAY 3fCLEARY

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Feb. 1.-Con-
way McCleary. thirty-five years old.
q Southern railway fiagman, died sud
denly Tuesday afternoon on 4 north
bound train ct calverton. Heart
trouble caused death. McCieary com-
planned OF feeling III when he went
on duty this morning. and was re-
turning home when overtaken by
death. The body was taken to WAsn-
ington. His wife and child sur
vive him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
VICTORIA POsTOFFTCE
SAFE CLEANED OUT

VICTORIA. VA. Feb. The post
Office here was robbed ct some time
during Monday night When Post-
master opened tho posto11ce for the
day he found the floor Uttered with
mail matter. the RATS and stamp
drawer cpsned and robbed OF their
conteutA about $500 cash and about
100 worth Of stamps Thera u no
clue u the robbers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
Spend Six Weeks Abroad
Visiting
Great Britain, Holland,
Germany, France,
Switzerland.

Any white teacher male female who at present recoe
any public private school, either State
Denomnational Independent, either primary, secondary
collegiate University eligible receive of these trips
Any nominated be voted for
can nominate who nomipation blank out of
The yirenian and fills in the of the teacher
residing the First Second Third Fourth
Congressional II the school teachers In other
Confessional interested kindly write The
Vireinian win be carefully considered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
z Teachers Will Travel.

+ opora limits Of the City Of Richmond
who receives highest will be given OF The
RICHMOND VIRGINIAN'S TRIPS TO EUROPE ANDAPURSE
OF $4,000 POCKET MONEY
That teacher within the corporate limits OF the OF
THE RICHMOND VIRGINIAN'S TRIPS TO EUROPE AND
PURSE OF $4,000 POCKET MONEY.
That teacher corporate limits of the city OF Richmond
the third highest number Of will be given one OF
THE RICHMOND VIRC1INIANS TRIPS TO EUROPE
AFREE EUROPEAN TRIP WILL BE AWARDED THE WIN
+ MING CONTESTANTS IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING CON-
GRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Third Congressional District outside OF the corporate
Richmond This district includes Barton Heights Highland
PARK (,inter Park williamsburg Chester and the country
districts of the third district.
The District this district includes the cities
Of and Hampton The Eastern Shore
The Northern Neck The between the Rappaannok and
The York,
The Second District, this district includes Nor
folk Portsmouth and Suffolk Princess Anne
Norfolk, Nansenond Isle of Wight and Southampton
The Fourth District, this district includes the
Petersburg the counties OF Prince George Dinwidde
Powhatan Amelia Edward Nottoway Lunenburg, Nee
lenburg Brunswick. Greenvllea Surry and Sussex x
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
VOTE ON SUBSIDY
MEASURE THURSDAY

WASHINGTON, Feb. An agree
ment was reached In the senate to-
day that a vote he taken on Thurs
day on the passage OF the ship sub
sidy bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
CHURCH HILL NEWS
ChwrcA

women Saturday evening, but denies
having had any hand In their poison
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01

possible to break the deadlock in the
legislature and that Teller would be
an ideal compromise candidate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
MOSES WAS GREATEST
OF ALL STATESMEN
Caught the Divine Spirit and Made the Divine Voice His
Voice. Declares MIR, Vending in Brilliant Lecture

he crystaiiEed the learning OF the
Egyptian priests. Nor did he take UP
the plaques one by one and seek to
explain Them. He merely asserted
that ths Egyptians must have been
sorely plagued to allow the Israeiftish
slaves had not the power to uphold
an insurrection.
lilo presented Moses e. . man with
q divine message, who took an fg-
norant. dirty. ensiaved people Of Vi
cioHs habits. isolated them, and civ-
iltzed them: kept them forty years IN
the wilderness that the old genera
ton Ut hardened reprobates might
die and give place 70 . newer and
that 1t was by the isolation Of the
45rsss that this Nas .dnnS. / thsyss we're
not allowed to mtngie with other
tribes and become contaminated.
Once he paused In describing his
hero To touch upon ths tnnuence that
great men of the Hebrew race have
had In the political affairs OF ma
tions: Mozos In Egypt. Daniel In Ia
bylon. DisraeIi Iii England, uambsttA
erate States OF America---each wa9
mentioned w Mr. WendlinR. II:
CT TIN law " Moses he raid: Thsrs
II nothing local about the decalog. It
In fundamental - all human society"
And further On he I'D:
II have no difficulty Ia accepting
the PeptAluch ~ history. have no
difficulty In accepting the great rev-
citation that came to Moses on Sinal.
And he showed how great man
like Meses might aecomplinh what he
biblical account Of tbs creation with
sthA hffnd&rfnx modaru HfaNn az nrfan-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-01
The Richrn ond Virginian
Offers Seven
Of the Best Trips Ever
Given By Any
Virginia Newspaper.

The winners Of The vrenians ps win spend ELK weeks
abroad The fare includes berths Atlantic
carrying only cass Of cabin passenaers Rail-
road travel In Europe IN usual Of American tourists
All local travel first class Accommodations first
class hotels including meals.
The party viii Be under the direction Of conductor who will
attend to all the details connected with the ip Everything
necessary comfort Of travellers will The
Vir1inians
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

SamiItoa auseigeH, aDFaI.R .Rptisen
anb Rruigfsiten iino absugebeR 6ds
Der 4. uuo Charles Strahs. timer
Nssnt fur SamiltDR iuobHt Re. 301
9orh Srpnt Ctr. 5elepbon Samiltor
1863. SelepbOn yiieres aprreiysa
oruteu: 393X gea.
- Die 5amiIton Sppte unb Dub
60. oon Der Rorb gionument apenus
purbe ssitern Woresn auf bic alagsn
opn 9eorg 9einssr unb Dm. 8. Stes
pban um sinea MoFsperpalter, ees
fhIoiisu unb G. o. Rubsr nurbe BON
Ri6tsr 9aro ais Recsiper eruannt.
Ssrr Rubsr iteIlts $4,000 glroihaft
nit g. .. 5itton unb Jobn so. gess
ler als 8iirgen. 5err 9einser bat
uIs Gldubiser cine 6orbsrung pon
$6570.94 unb 5err Stephan cine
iol9s BON S6270.94.
- 5ames Gpnnousbton, n. G..
Spnes unh Sobn gruDe befuhten
geiterH fruh nah Der Mitternahtss
ftunbs bas Reitaurunt pon ;srant
Sobb, go. 420 Siin gront StroBe
uno serietben nit bem Mirtb in einen
Wortpehiel iiber bic 8ssahlung bon
Sonbpi6ss. Sic periieben bieruuf
oas Reftaurant unb tp1rfen cine Hiers
fldihe burh bas Jeniter, sinen EGas
ben bon $1.50 perurla6enb. Tas
Rleeblotf tpurbe hierauf BON Der goIis
aei bsrhuftet uno fpGier Bis gum 8ers
Dor ssgsn 8arefhdft entlaHsn.
Der neue Sempel Der bieiiaen
aber Qoee Durbe sur 9eiteueruna
auf $50, 900 ubssiddst.
- gbarles 2espis aerIen, 81, unb
Rarsoret Starr, Is, 6amilton, ers
iansten eiuen Seiraibsfhein.
- Der 18idbriss MarianO UaorenO
bon BeHoiaries. areeniinisn, iif bier
afs gdft Bel bsm 4bDotateH 9feo. 6.
Bod. Der iunge Wonn, ipeI6er BON
fpanifher abfuHft iii, nirb i'm 5sp.
tember als Gfubent Der aarifultur In
bic Sidats nniDeriiidt In Columbus
eintreten.
Robert .. s5ifber reiianirte az.
Fern uIs Witglisb Der GiDil Snpies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

- Die Ben our NtutuaI 2tiT'n bon
8sllsoue bat foIsenbe 8tamts srlpdbIt:
prdiiosnt, 6. Rsis; gi3sprdfibsnt, !.
9artlsin; Setrstdr. J. 6. DaItsr;
5inau8 Setrstdr, ;. grpcs; Shds'
meiiter. auguit Setnte; grstutip.
aOmmittss; 3. ROtbfuB. Geors Beng
uHo 2ouis 9bilIippe.
- Die 8sIFars 4F'n belt elm. 8ers
iammluHg ob uRb purbs bic aneeles
asnheit hts Sauss zines 8iooutts naf]
RsDport beratbsn. - :. 30. DaufOn,
Qromotsr Der Nortbern aentudp
Street RoiIfpap. belt cine anipr1hs.
- Grau Charles aabI unb 5ohter
bon Der 5. apenus In Dapton iinb BON
Columbus, g.. mo- fis iih auf gsiu4
bsfanbsu, surideste1rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

- Charles gaiIsp. f., por 30. 7i2
Belts Strutt lpuree ssittrn Don
Sihsrbsitsoirs.:or Snou gum ftdoti'
fdsn 6iIfs Sluinipsttor .rnunnt uno
tpirb Wistbs;ai,ynsn gu infpisisrsn ha.
b.H Setn GsbaIt betr6gt s.. 400 pro
Subr.
- er5sitssirsttory Scott email,
ernonnts Niliom Gt,iu, pou 80. 407
OF gsarI Gtrabs. gum Rod unb
Sousmsiitsr i'm fdbtii6sH afpI fiir
SbbahIois.
- Observation-Disclosures glums
BON fdotiiatn Gefunosamt. tsbrts
gsfsrn OOn elmer Juipsttionstour hurf
Warrsn GOUutp 3uriid unb bsrihtsts,
ooB Die bort befinbliden RoItsrsisn
fih gum 9r0Btsn 9beiI in sans I6duer.
lihsm 3uitaube beFinbsn. Dos f.abtis
fhe 9siuHo 5.tfsomi tpire Sin in Der
anssIsgsRbsit NIT bem 5ilfs Etaotss
HabrunSsmittel Jnfpsttor CORN In
8srbtnoung iesen. um bic n6thietn
gsrbsHsrungeH 5u srspingtH.
- Gout Der gtitsrn Wapor Sdspab
untsrbrsItsttH NuFfisnuns iDerbsn fir
ben llntsrbaIt Der iidotif1en 5oTpifdIsr
fiir eus 9abr 1912 $3.50, ,461 perIangt.
ooer um $4,000 msbr ais fir bas
ldufsuos Sabr ssfcrbert ipOrbsn lporsn.
Die Jorosruna mar i'm oissj6brisen
8ubsst auF $3.50. 900 rebusirt porben.
Ben Der fir oas H6hfts s5obr sfcrbsrs
ten Summ. finb s109,S00 Fir bos
3psigboipjtat nnb pas 9latterns
bofpitaI bsttimn.. bic be,anntlih
fsit sinigsr 3sit Elm sisenss De-
pnrtsmsnt fiir iih biIben unb unter Der
9eitung Don Dr. RofbilI itsbn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

eireefunben uno erhielt bas gldar nu.
ber bfralihen @ratuloiipnen auh bib
fhe 0efhenft. Sn feuht.froblihei
Meife perlebte man cine eemiitblihi
3eit, beren 60bepuntt erreiht ipurbe
als Der rarion" antam unb feline berrs
tihsn 2ieber portrus.
5rau George adufmann, eins
5p6ter bes peritprbenen Ri6ters Bar
tin 9ropn, iibertrus geftern an Glaa
reEce Wdguer bds @runbitud an oer
Tonmoutb Strabe. stpiffen Der 8,
uno 9. StraBe, fur $4,000. G!eies
#. Der erite 9ertauf untsr oem 3eitds
ment, benn Der 5sitdfor bat beitimnrt,
oab ous 9runoeieentsut; 3ufammsn'
sebaIten tperpen ipu, bis bas jiiusite
ainb, Wartin s. gropn. ST, 81
Sabre alt iei.
- Sol. 8. :. CRAWFORD, RsprGieue
tent Der g. 6. &c 6. Strabsububn
Co., uno Stabt-5olicitor 9atsr be.
gsben iih beute nah Sruntfort. Sp.,
nm cine nobmdlise gerbanoluns Der
GtrnBenpflaft nsssSrbindns burh.
Sufiibrsn. Die Strabenbahnsdels
ftuft bebouptst, buB bic Srotuan3
ungiiltia lit.
- 2lm fommsnben SnmItae Rdds
mittaa unb abeno miro auf ben Grin.
ZEN Der SSrau 8ieIe, Ro. SO 9ranb
gtpsnus, Cote grtIliante. cine Jeitlths
teit gum 9sitsn Der Ct. 5rancis be
Sales atr6. Deranitaltst.
- Sm Ratb Der albermdnner purs
be aeItsru nit Stalsr 9srrp Elm aons
trait fir bic 9srIdnasrung Der Wais
ferIsitung in Sputbgute ubgeihIofen.
Die 8Irsfhoft bes Dm. Sriun oils
misunderstanding tpurbe gsneb=
miet. Die 5ei3er in Der Rsnport
Pumpitatipn erbdItsn $40 per WOnoi
bon nun an. Das 8sIud bss Rsbsccu
grpan Chapter .. Of u. g., fir Gins
rihtung zines SpislpIabss i'm Staots
part, puroe esnshmigt. Gas DaFsrs
pertssapmmittss bsrihtete, oaB Der
Wanor 5snrp Siegins unb Capt .Uttns
gss in Elm Spe3iaIs9ommiitee srnannt
babe, I'm oie Situation Der Wafers
s4nldge gu untsriu6sn. Durbs
Su ben atteH gslegt.
- Gsitsru abenb fono i'm gibIios
tbsts s4ubitorium bic ShIubfsisr Der
hisiigsn Sphihule itatt unb fam Elm
ausgsssihnstss Prosrumm sur 3urns
fiihrung. 5m Gan3en bat bic alofis
IS Qbiturientsn.
- Grsgoronsr Or. R. Siggins
rsiite beuts mad Albuquerque, u. Msr.,
fir feline 9eiunbbstt.
Or. j. 2. pbptbidn bat bic
prudtpOIls 9Orfsl RsiibsuS in ben
SisbIanbs nit IL adsr 2ano, nabe
Rt. PIsaiant Station angs.aait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

guni, 8. o. santsl, Is. u. Sutanss
unb 6. u. Ditte.
- Senrp Raoenheimer, Elm friibsrer
S6riftTeBer, itarb in feiner @phnuna,
go. Gil Crescent Ine. i'm 4lter BON
80 Sabrsn. Dos 2eihenbegdusniB
III mprsen BON Der ct. Srhaunsssair'
DE aus.
Die WaiIsrperfss sapmmiiIdre
tpteisn $1451.43 fir Re6nuneen unb
$1181. 70 fir SalGre on. Setretdr
Dreamer berihtete Sic, ,238.64 gtnndbs
men i'm Mat. superintendent Robert
Deling beridtste, paB 1855, $50
San. 9epumpt unb 114,988,74 8al.
perbrauht tpurben mas einen tGali6elt
9urbi6nitt pon 3,709,314 ma6t. am
l. SUM paren 81, ASS, ,045 9al. Wo1z
fer in ben Referppirs. 688, 100 8funb
8oblen tpurbeu aufsebrauht. Die Sut=
fielo Goal So. erbielt ben apntratt fir
bic 2ieFerung Der aobIen fir elm Sobr.
Die angelegenbsit nes QutuuFs Der
3entpn Water So. BON 2atonia tam
nt6t CUR Sprahe.
- 9arrp Batter, 10 Sabre oft, Der
BON Der 9dpton g., Waiiendnitalt
entiprong uno bier perbdftet purbe,
enttam seitern in einem unbslpdhten
Qusenblid aug Der Standardization
uno peritmunb, ebs Die PoIi3ei ibu
erreihen tonnte.
- Sm Saufe Der Jrau @m. Gurrp,
los Sit 2. StrnBe, entitunb infplse
bon Selbitent8iinbung elm sFsuer, bas
einen S6apen bon $25 arrihtete.
- SffoIge bss 3uitunbe8 Der Trau
Saiper BiLIiums mubten bic SSGGle gez
gen Sob Mteabpp uno Daniel Wcz
Garen i'm Stubtgerthte perfdpben
perben. Sic fpurbe am SamItaa bon
einem 9tutomobiI, in benz iit bic 9es
nannten befanoen, iibsrfabren.
- Srsne Barter Elm DeftiQateur
Der Bite StraBs uub 9. %. Wennins
ger, gsrtetbsn ongsbIi6 in elmer Dirtbs
fhaft in Streit uub fuq Barter Mlsns
ntnger msbrere Shldse perisBt baben.
- 5err y. Mpfsr, Der grsiis Batter
beg grsMapor Sos. Mpisr BON 0sits
eopin9ton, srIitt seitsrr sinen SdIdgs
anfau. Serr Woier 1T 72 Sabre alt
uno 1T sin 9steran mebrerer Snbianers
triege unb bss msrtto 9urgertrieees.
Gr mar fruber i'm 0ienits Der 9unbess
regierung um 5ormsH fir Sob unp
StIbermiin5en 3u MAIDEN. Ssin gu
Itanb tft elm iebr bsbsntIiher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-16

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unb Sobn mnbts, seftern ppr bem
Griebensrihtsr 8iirgIhdft itsnen, um
ciif eiH Jnbr ben GriebeH au bdIten.
- DER Quftbaaon .Grifter" mahte
geitern Rorgen nit 0eore 5ol3 BON
Cincinnati, Charles Irnutrnan BON
bier, fofpis Gli 9uggenbeim BON Gins
ciEnati 3u Gbrsn bes 2ebtgendnnisn
eine tur3e ssubrt. Derielbe Ianoete
eine Gtnnbe Tpdter, nm baI6 IL lthr
Wormittags auf Der 5haIt'iden
5drin. bier RsiIsn BON 5amiItcn,
ohns llnfon.
Sseor Norris unh ghdrI.s
Shneemnn bon 2odlanb fpurben asr
itern Wsorssn pom WaDor RotbtpeI
je am $25 unb Soften tresen Serums
lungerns beitruit.
- 9as gsfsrb bes abdm Giab[s
bpfsr bon gepsn Mile ftiirste pors
eeitern 4benb auf Der Ssptn Dsile
qanbfrobs lsbtos sufammsn. Das
qferb itnrb aus Shreden Dor einem
5unbe, tpeI6sr ss plSBIih unb insrs
tpcrtst onfieI.
- Gbipurb 6. gllbeen unb 2nbia
4nberfon, geios BON Mibblstoipn, srs
lGneien geitern sinsn 5sirnthsi6ein
uub ipurben pom 5risbtnsrifser
Suinss in Der Sbsriffs Office ss.
trout.
- Der armsnar3t Dr.. Z. g. Me4
Senrp bate pdbrsnb bts ubgelauftnen
ssistalinbrs All gatientsn in gtbanps
lung, 315 I'm Qrmsubaus uno 1T
auberbolb Der gtuitalt.
6eirathsihsins. 5arrp Com.
itrd, "a, Rioolstopn, unb 5.nnit
6. BbiteIsa, q, GroelIo; Gotpdrb G.
albeen. SO. I}ioOIstopn. uHb apbid
QubsrIon, as, mibbIetopn. - Die
beiratbsIuftiesn 8rdute miiffsn In 3ns
tuuft sbenfons bsi 5erdusnabme bes
SsiratbssrIautnibitsins i'm grobots
esri6t erfdeirsH.
- 5rou Ro6sI Rasin. cine tpObls
babenbs genOtnsrin BON Mibblstnipn,
itar6 esltern 9orniitos an S6p6he.
Sic ftanb i'm 80. aebensiabrs uno
bintsrldbt cine an3ubl Rsffen unn
Rihisn In SamiIton.