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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
CAPABLE OFFICIALS
 AT MEMPHIS

Memphis, July 17.-(Special. blowing to demand from almost the entire southern college world for capable of fcials, T. N Buckingham, former Uni yersity of Tennessee football captain and local authority on athletics in general. and w. T. C"Fatty'D McLain, former Vanderbilt center<captain, have announced that they will serve as um- pire and referee respectively in many games during the coming football sea : son including contracts already closed with various universities in Alabama, Tennessee. Mississippi, Arkansas and other states south. Their book is prac- tically filled for weekly and semi weekly games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
STIMSON INSPECTING
 THE PANAMA CANAL

Panama, July 17.-Henry l.. Stimson, the American secretary of war, favored by dry weather, has been able to make thorough examination of the canal works Early this morning, accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel Goethals, the chief engineer, he left Culebra and inspected the Gatun dam and portion of the raii- road.
 President Arosemena gave reception this afternoon in honor of the secretary and Mrs. Stimson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Interment of Mrs. Cunningham

The remains of Mrs. Cunningham, who died at Mount Hope Sunday night from heart trouble, were inferred at that place yesterday afternoon.
 The sudden death of Mrs. Cunningham came as a surprise to her many friends. Although she had reached the age of 82 years, she had been in good health up until the time of her death. She was in Ensley last on Mothers day, when she listened to an address delivered by her son, Dr R. NJ. Cunningham, at the Methodist church.
 Mrs. Cunningham was well known in this district and beloved by all. She is survived by one son. pr. Cunningham, and a daughter. Mrs. Robertson of Mount Hope. Her other children were Prof. J. B. Cunningham and Miss Carrie Cum ningham, both deceased.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
NEWS OF ALBERTVILLE

Albertville, July Speeial)-The criminal docket of the circuit court was taken up this morning and number of important cases will be tried this week. An unusually large crowd is in town. The civil docket was so large this term a number of cases had to be postponed until the next term of court.
 MT J. B. Habdy. former president of the Seventh District Agricultural school at this place, was here for a few hours Saturday. circulating among his old friends.
 The matter of putting on Sunday trains on this division of the N. '. < St, L. railway is still in the hands of the rail- road commissioners. The officials of the railroad were cited to appear before the commissioners on July 10, but the hearing was postponed until August :. The com missioners have assured the Business Mems club here that the service would be installed. Leon McCord IS in town today and he verified this report.
 Miss Donie Pearson. one of the most popular young ladies of the city, was l"NSi tO -Nliiii'loi yeStelu udy ditSi llouH lo undergo an operation for appen1iciSs. A special train was chartered 10 .Iake her to Gadsden in time to make connection with the afternoon train for Anniston Grave fears are entertained for her re- covery, and her many friends here and throughout the state anxiously await news from her bedside.
 The state teachers examination com menced this morning in the auditorium of the Seventh District Agricultural school, being conducted by County Superintend- ent of Education R. Lee Barnes. A large number of applicants are taking the ex- animation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Assessments Raised

Oklahoma City. Okla, July l7.Under an agreement reached today between the state board of equalization and two large pipe line companies, the return of as- sessed valuation of these companies is in creased 25 per cent. The assessment of the Prairie oil and Gas company is raised nearly s4,0Oo,00o, the new figure being S2o, ,s25, ,OOO The Oklahoma Pipe Line com pany and it's subsidiary company is as- sessed at ss1S. 600; the Gulf Pipe Line conn pany of Texas approximately Sl, l,000,O OO0 and the Gulf Pipe Line company of Oklahoma S2. 100000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
American Car Wrecked

Lemans, France, July 1I-An Amer ican automobile driven by De Passe, competitor in next Sundays race for the grand prix De France. while speed ing ID miles an hour over the course today. dashed into tree. The mechan- ician accompanying De Passe was killed outright but the driver escaped with bruises. The accident was due to 8 detached tire. sAe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Mine Accident Fatal

Sam Dock was killed in Pratt mine No. s yesterday, his death being caused from the falling of an overhanging rock. D years of age and is survived by a wife and three children. Funeral ar have not yet been made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Busy Day in Court

Yesterday was a busy day in Recorder Lowerys court. number of prohibi- ton cases were on docket. as well as gaming, fighting, and other usual Mon day morning cases. More than fifteen cases were tried and fines imposed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
MAY ELECTROCUTED
Electrician Victim of Mistake-Mc-
 Neill Elected Dean

McNeill, pastor Of the First Metnodlst church of this city, has been elected dean of the Seashore Divinity school at Biloxi Miss. This is a summer school of theol- ogy, under the auspices of the Mississippi North Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama conferences of the Methodist Episcopal church, south.
 W. Monroe May, aged 2s, a formef Opelikan, who for several years has held the responsible position of chief electri- clan of the Lanett cotton mills, Lanett, Ala, was instantly killed last night when he was working on disabled wire and the current was turned on. It Is reported that the Lanett plant was down last night and young May was working on the wires. The lights being off, some one telephoned to the power plant to ascertain the trouble. The engineer mis- understood the telephone conversation and thought it was the superintendent or dering the current to be turned on. Un- aware that young May was working on the wires, he started the machinery, and the current was on.
 MT May, it is said, was then standing on the ground with the wire in his hand getting ready to splice it. When the cur rent came on he was killed instantly, his fingers being burned to a crisp. The funeral will take place tomorrow morn- ing. He was prominent in fraternal cir cles, being member of the Knights of Pythias, Masons and Beavers. MT. May was formerly an employe of the Post Publishing company of this city. Two years ago he entered the race for rep resentative to the legislature from Cham bers county, but retired within a few months after the announcement of his candidacy. Mrs Gay Avery of this city is a sister of the deceased, she and her husband recently removing here from Auburn.
 There are 27 applicants at the Lee coun- ty teachers examination, which began here this morning, to continue through Wednesday. Seventeen applicants are white and 10 negroes.
 News reached here this morning of the death of Mrs. William Glaze an elderly lady of Columbus, Ga. at her home there Mrs. Glaze an aunt of MT. H. F Lowe of this city and the stepmother of Mrs. G. T. Ingram of Opelika,
 Architect Posey of the Central of Geor- gia railroad and Foreman Page of the construction department were here this morning, going over the details of the plans preparatory to beginning work at an early date on the new depot for Opeli- ka, several carloads of material already being on the ground here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Tidewater Makes Progress

The rapid progress made by the Tide water Development company on the line between Ensley and Birmingham has brought about the necessity of moving the local office from Ensley 10 a point near Birmingham. The pay office will also be moved from Ensley to the local camps to accommodate the men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Border Troubles Linger

Washington. July 16.--As the result of unfavorable reports to the state de- partment on conditions in Mexico close to the Arizona border. the war depart ,an+ today ordered the four troops ,f cavalry at Nogales to remain there mil the situation clears. The detach-'
 nent has been ordered, to Fort Hua- chlica and was to leave Nogales today. hui the department quickly changed its plans upon the. receipt of disquieting news.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Band Concert Pleases Corey

Business men of Corey are pleased with the publicity given the town Sunday aft ernoon by the free band concerts. It has been estimated that between 5000 and 200 people visited the town Sunday. it being the first time for number of them. Another concert will be given next Sun day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
XOn EzdOrf to Fight Cholera

Mobile, July I7.-Dr, IT. Von Ezdorf fin charge of the United States Marine hospital at Mobile, one of the most ex- pert bacteriologists' in the government service has been ordered to New York for service in connection with the out break of cholera there. He is now en
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Presidential Nominations

Washington, July 17.-Among the nom- nations sent to the Senate by President Taft today were: Collector of internal revenue for the District of Louisiana, Walter Y kemper; assistant attorney general, William, l.. Wemple of New York, postmaster at New Orleans, Alex ander F. Leonhardt. MT Wemple sue ceeds Frank D.. Lord of New York, who died recently, and MT. :. Leonhardt sue ceeds Postmaster Behan, whose resig nation was received by Postmaster Gen eral Hitchcock last Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
MandOt Gets Decision

Memphis. July 17-(Special. )--Joe Mandot, southern champion, was awarded a clean-cut decision over D. Driscoll of England Monday night in the Southern Athletic club at the end of the eighth round.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
Bud Mars Improving

Erie. Pa, July 17.-With his head swathed in bandages. J. c. cBud) Mars, who was hurt in the fall of his aero plane last Friday, sat up for several hours today. He is confident he will be able to leave the hospital by Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18

was mainly responsible for the extended session. A conservation for the state which takes the place of the forest, fish and game com- mission was appointed by Governor DIX tonight It has wider powers over the natural resources of the sta.e than dia the commission replaced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18

of the prominent Episcopal the created quite sensation in that State with big damn t- good sound Sptura word not of God like matrmony or nue p ana so
 
 everything that making this not Meath ane the and milk"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-18
New York Legislature to Recess

Albany, N. Y, July 17.z.The New York legislature, which has been in contnu- ous session since January l, will take a recess Friday until September G The long drawn out fight over the United States
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Jn(anO ge(egrap6
Q atterfon's g h haoener q B.
tIass 5DedIos gsnora

Gbicagp, 81, 26. Sept. Die
Shabeneriastlage i'm getruge Don
$25, 900, bic Dor elmer Wohs Charles
M. patterIon. Der am Wtontag IN
Denper BON isiuer 6rau sriaohen
puroe, ssgen gmil IS. StrouB ans
bdngig ssmnht bate, ben sr beihuls
pigte, ibm bic 2iebe ieiner 6rau abz
ipenTtig gsuadt 81 baben, tit am
Disnitos i'm Superiorgeriht aus ben
often entfernt rpproen.
sSn ben 9ureaur BON Stroub, Gis
fenrot6 ano gompanp puroe am
3ienitag Die GrtIdrslus abgeseben,
oab 5srr StrouB sleih nuhoem er
BON benz in 8enDsr be9angenen Wsoro
gs6Drt, Isin Bureau perlaHen babe
unb nod niat 3uriitgetebrt lei.
Die 0ifpsufurp Pro3sife
in Glib Carolina.
biu, g. e., 26. Sept.
Der proseb segen 8. gB. goptin unb
So1n Bel 5optQ, ebsmaIigs Utitglies
Der Der Staats 9iipenfarp 9eborDe;
W. 8. Yatum, ehemaligen 8iipenIarn
AommiiTdr; 90. u. Goodman, einen
Wbisteppertdufer unb Dennis Weisz
topf, einen GeIhdftsmonn aus GIN
cinnati, bic ale 3uiammen aneeflagt
finb, on elmer 9erfdpDruns betbeilist
gepeIen gu iein. um ben Staat 81 be-
triigeu, uabm bier am DisnItas ieinen
4nfane. Die ssdle iinb mebrere
Sabre binaeldleppt porben.
Die Qntlaas lnutei, oaB 9pptin,
Sopia uno potum, ols Utitelieoer
ber 8iipenfarn 8ebOroe, burh 0oobz
man uno Wsistopf BON elmer gincinz
natter 5irma fir $35, 900 Gtiquettsn
fir WbistepFluihen setauft bdtten,
unb baB bon bieier Summs ben
Staatsbeamten S22, 900 ais .9raft"
3uriidgeeeben fpproen Ieien.
Die etiquette, bic I'M Sabre 1905
aefouft purben, ipiiroen fir ipenigs
items 5ebn Sabre sereiht haben. Die
Gifpsnfarn tuuroe i'm Sabre 1907 abs
ssiaaffi.
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ienrenten dn5ulegen unD perfprah
t6nen bafiir gtieiengepinne. gr sr=
tldrte ben Qeuten, oab er fir ieben
Int6etl BON 500 5rdncs fir bas Sdbr
1908 300 SrnncS, 1909 $50 5rancs
unb 1910 215 Grancs Dipibenbe aus.
ge3dblt babe. Die GeIammtIumme
ieiner betriigerii9en Manipulationen
tp;rb auf orei Wlt[lionen 5runcs unges
gsben. @in3elne &unoen iinb Big
$4,000 5rancs geIddotgt. 5auptid6-
LID arbeitete 8nlentins nit bem Mtitz
telituno, ipe3ieq nit 2euten, bic in
80rieniafen niht betpanbert iino. sSn
Wirtlidteit foq er umfanereite 9Gus
lerIpetuldtionen betrieben baben, bic
dber febli6lugen. galenttns mar aud
Qomintitrator elmer Qn3ahl inouitriel=
Ter unternebmuHgen.
gr : g d p gefangen Obsr
topt.
Seberan, 26. Sept. Der 5urt-
menenz9duptiing 9umTeb 5epeb be-
ri6tet, buB er BEN GrsS6ab Nobauso
Qli Wtir3d, befIen 6eer tiir3lih bon ben
Hegierung8truppen pernihtet ipur0e,
gefan9en genommen babe. gldh elmer
anoeren bierber gelangteu Meloung
iOll Der enttbronte 6srrfder jebOh auf
Der 5lu6t getOotet Doroen isiH.
g 6ueeiturm in g ibtirOl.
Nien, 26. Sept. Die ooaItGnDig
MISUNDERSTANDING" 8itterung bieies
sSubres bat in 5irol pieDsr sine neue
Qbnormttdt ge3sitigt.
WdbrsnD Der'hIeDene 8egenDen bes
Rei6es nod unter bohfommerliher
6iBs it0bnen. bat Der Binter nit ar
fsiner Waht bereits feline GHtrtttspis
iite gemaht.
Nus Wsrdn rpirb heftiges Sdnee.
petter nit ihDeren Stiirmen gsmsl0et,
rpie iie Ionit nur mitten i'm DECEMBER
uuf3utreten pflegen. Sturm uno
Shnee baben fhnersn Shaoen anges
rihtet. Der 8ertehr 1T unterbro6sn
unD Der 8abH. unD zelegrapbeHbetrieb
gsldbmt.
Berlin" unb rpuntber"
bletbsu in u Igaoir.
Berlin, 26. Sept. Nus Siel
riro gsmslost, oab Die QusbeRerungsz
urbeiten bes unldngit pon Iqaoir
beimqete6rten Sanonenbootes spun'
tber" beialsunigt tperoen, oomit 0as
56iff in tiirssitsr 5riit bic lpeitofritus
nii6e Citation nteoer duffu6en tonne.
Die Gteiqerunq Der peuti6en frieoli.
den SnterefIsn in Weitufrita. peIhe
Die ReaeIunq Der marottaniI6en 5rage
nit iih brtnse, srforoere bort cine Der
ftGrtunq pss Sduses ourt arte8ss
f6iffe. Gs lei caher ritt unqebroat,
sen areu3er Berlin" 3urut8uberufen,
neur Der r9antber" bort eiusetroffen
Iei. Dap nit elmer Idngeren Stottos
niruna oes areu3ers Berlin" in Weaz
rctto ooer Dsitafrttu oerebnet tpiro,
betpeiIe bic Weloung, oaB grobe Ulens
cen WuHitipu fir ben Stronger perlas
een Ipuroen.
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2. GrsStab bon psrii.n iOu gsfan'
gen ober gstooist iuoroen iein.

Stalien unb bic 1lrtti.
2Dnoon, 20. Sept. Ginsr W.ls
bung aus Rom 3ufoIss miro innsrhalb
bon "a Stunbsn Elm Gensralitrttt in
gang Jiolien dngeorenet iperben.
Die ScsialiIten beabiidtiesn bi.s
als proteft gesen bic 8elsbung BON
Iripolis 5u tbuH uno man slaubt. Dab
Der Streitbsfehl in alien gr0bsren
StdnteH itrsns ourhssfiihrt Deroen
pirb.
gine anbsre DepeThe aus Ron tnis
hdlt bic pnhriht, nnb Der itolisniihe
Deiddfistrdser i'm apnitaHtiHopsl Der
pfortf Gin. Roie suaeitellt babe, oss
JnboI!s, ocb nus Abisnoen pom tiiriis
fhen WiIiidrs3 3ronsportitiffen noh
1ripolis oIs cine fetnoislfigs 5anb.
lung onaeiehen iperben ipiiree.
Muf bok QutoriiGt bin tann Der.
iiheri iperoen, bab bic pforts Der Qns
fftt iif, pob Der jebigsn Spannung
Ieiht Elm gnoe eemaht iperosn fam.
rsHn Stnlien nidt bic abiift bat,
3ripoliE 3u onHrtrsn ober Elm proists
torat bort su sta6lirsn, oa bic ottomns
niide Reaisruns bertit iit, irstnb mel.
DE gsrehisn 4nfpriihe. bic ettpa Stas
lien hdben iolIta in gripdsuns 81
5iebsn.
Dem 0srnsbmsn nah iutiit Stalien
nis 3umutbung 3uriid. odb e. Gntftd.
oigung fir Waroito ober nsue Getiete
81 erlonatn fuhe. Gs befhpsrt I'D,
aber bariiber, bnB bic 5iirssi in ipfiss
inaiifher Meiie isbsm 3srIuh. frie0lis
der italisnifd,er grpdnIion uno Gnis
ipidluns in 1ripolis sniasssnssireten
In. Stoli.n iit entfhlofIen. iih biele
belsioigsnbe 3uriiditbnng in Der gu
iunft nihi mt1r esfalIen Su laiien.
Mien. &c. Sept. ginsr bier sin.
qeirofftn.n Tepsid,e sufoles iinb brei
itolienifhs arieesitiffs in sripolis
ongetommen. mo fie Dor bsm 6aFen
irsusen. Sin palsrmo iinb 5000 Mann
1ruppen sur ginidiffuus bsrsit.
paris, 26. Sept. Der iiirfii6.
Doifhoiisr in 5roHirsih, Hifaa. pa
ifn. iagie lp1brsno hes 5nees, onb er
ni6t tpiiIs. oh ssidlisH bic abiidt babe.
IripoIis miliidriih su bsisben. oi.
1iirfei dbsr sntihloiTsn isi. bic Jntss
Isri!ii ets tiiriiiden Rsihss aufrst1t
su srbdlisn. 1ripolis isi nifi. lpis
I aosnisn unD Die 6srssgoiuina BON Der.
iMiebsnsn RaHsn nit DtrIhieoeHsn
ReRaionen Deipohnt. oenn bic iammili=
den Ginpohntr isisn Msuhammsoaner.
aripolis lei nift cine aolonie ions
BERN sin ipeitniliftr zhsil DTS tiir.is
idtn Reihts.
lem r2smps- ipirn aus Rom az
meIbtt. bab bic iinIitnifhsn arsu3.r
0lls II, Gee gtgnneen itien. um bic nadl
lripolis unieripees btfinclifsn iiir
iifnen 1ransportcar2fsr absufnngsn.
8ripoIis, 26. Sept. Dir bier
Isbsnben Musl1nbtr Snn in Jolee Der
a.fpnnnien Btsiehunssn sfpiihsn Sta
lien unb Der aiirtei in bobem Wabs
olarmiri. Wlan befiirhiei sinsn auF-
itane Der Arnber. AfIt ausI1nhsr, bic
I'm E!onbe finn. oas aanb 3u usrlafs
Zen. ihiffen iim In alisr gils Elm. Sc
ner Tampfsr, Der pon bier nbsett. II.
mil europdern. Biz auf ben ltBten
pI1b anssFiilIt.
WerIin, %. Sept. Der brctens
81 apnflitt sipifhen Sialisn unb Der
Iiirfd iibsr 1ripolis BOT bier bss
srd6tgine Auirteung seriuf0ds. OBJ
aIei& & nitt unerlporiei tomnt. Die |
8iCn1e osmnnif&e RoIcnie ieitrie
- - Dsitamsesii sHs fi4tsts
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1iir Cbio: GhSnes Weitsr i'm
fiiblihsn, unbeitimmtss Meiter i'm
n0rbIihen 3heil unD rpdrmer am
Ulitttpof; am Donneriias ipdbrfhein@
lid ih0nes Met.sr. WldBig ftarte iiibs
Iidse Winbe.
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Sur GrmOroung GbarIes u. Puttera
ions in 8enoer.
prdiibeut 1aft in aaHs
ids.


as.
6uthinfon, acn., 26. Sept.
SenutOr SpIep6 8. 8riftop tunpigte
an 8ienitag Nahmittag FOrmeu an,
baB penn er iih audi germ uHo nit
GROCER Ser3lihteit an Der 8egriiBuug
bes prai. Iuft in &aHias betbeis
lies, Der 5attionsitreit nie0er aufgez
nommen tperoeu niiroe, iobalo Der
Prdiioent Die Gren3eu oes Staatss
tpieosr uberihritten buben purDe.
Die grtIdrung oes Senators fam
geesn bas Gnbe elmer parteiloien
5eisr oes 80. Sabrestages Der 4ufa
nabme pon &anIas In ben Staaten~
buno uuo mar bic oirette 5oIge elmer
bret Wainuten langsn Reoe, bic Der
SefretGr oes Snnern DaIter 8. Itz
fber geholten bate. 8eioen Raouern
tpuros pon ben 5auienoeu pon 3uz
i6auern 3ugeiubelt.
Setretdr ssiiber, Der qeruoe crit
BON AIasta 3uriidgetsbrt 1T, iagte sts
mas iber Den unterThisb 5fpiTheH ben
nrpirtIihen 6ortfhrittlern, ppn Der
UtittelfraBenforts tpie 5srr Taft,"
uno nbeuhleriihen bemagogii1su
5ortihrtttlern, Die jebsr prdttt'heR
5ortf6rittsmuBregeI opponirten.
SenatOr 9rtitop, Der mad. bsm Sss
motor 2afpQette bon Iiscpniin har
prpmiuenteite ioeenannte Sriurgllt
i'm Ssnnt lit, iprah nah bem Setrez
tdr 5iibr, oefien 6eruusforperung er
prompt aufnabn.
rg8ir in Gdnias, iagte er, limb iu1s
msr berett, su3ugeiteben, oub Der QHs
bere es nit ieinsu glnTt6ter ernft
nImmt unD e6rtih meiut, uno mir ers
porten, oaB audi er uns GbrIihteit IN
unisren Qniihten sutruut. Sd Mil
geraoe bier osm BrGFoenten Taft unD
bsm SetretGr fyif6er fugen, DuB BET
Der QDiunQ Der grpbleme, neuen mir
uns geosniiberIebsn, mir BON &anias
eiu Mort mitreben unp mir ouruuf
hintptrten iperoen, oaB s5eosm 9ere6z
tigteit su Sbett uno Niemanp bepor.
5ugt pirb."
Der PrG5iosnt ielbft bate uidt bic
geringfte ppIitiihe Anipislund oemaht.
Seine Rsoe mar rein biitorifher Qrt.
Gr nahm babel oie9elegenheit nabr Der
llnubhdrgiotsit Der gepolterurq BON
Gdnias i'm Denten unb 6anoeln Sri-
but gu 3oqsu. Gr fiigte binsu, oab,
einerlei, ME isbr man nit ibren Nm
fiften i'm Wioeriprutl fem mDqe man
nidt umbin Tonne. bic Courage gu bes
punoern, nit tpelder Inlhs QnItthteu
in lpgifter Beiie ourtgsfiiRrt Mir
Den.
Qrbeittrs nS:u9gsr5" an
bic 9>ob6ef d5porenen
uberpteieu.
gbicago, Sa., 20. September.
- WiQiam 9oener, Elm Srgauiiator
fir bic tppograpbiThe llniDa Go. l6
unb SamusI Slieu, Elm 5ur ruioH
sshoriser S6riftieger, puroen am
Dieuftag unter Der 4ntluge, Die om
Is. Sanuar 1911 erfolote Grmorbung
oes Ridtunion Sdriftfebers Rub 9.
Demon psrauluBt gu baben, an bic
9robaeIhporenen berpteien.
Spbn 8alp, Elm ebemaIiger 5auita
fGmpfer, bate porhsr i'm 9Oli3eigeriat
dusseIogt, ,oab er bon 8osner uno Cls
len engasirt ipproen lei, Demon That's
lib nn3ugreifen. gr Iaste, poB er $50
nafir srbalten babe uno Samuel Gais
fioi, eiuen ebemaIigen Sr9unilator
Der Union nit Der AusTiibrune Der
ghat betraut batte, pofiir er ibm SO
be3ablte.
guhtbi, Der fih i'm 8eriht befdnb,
CAB su, Demon Die Ghldse periest Su
baben, Die ipater feiHen Iob Sur 5pIge
latten.
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Senator 2Sri dow
Grflartc in 6nthiniuu, aas.,
in 0esentpart Ocs gralis
0entcm SQft
Zap Der IdftiOnsifreit fuiecer auf.
genpmmen iperDen fuiirce

Sobalo Der prdTibent bic @ren3eH
Dss Staates tpteber iiber7
i1ritten baben.
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abermaIs Elm 3igarrenmaAeritreit in
Tampa, 5loriou, in 2tu5iitt.
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9eneralpOitmetiter Sittcod in Der
HoQe etnes Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27

arbeiter>n nStuggers" IN Gbicago an
Die @ranojurp DerlpieIeu.
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prditosHt 5aft entbdIt iit isber pos
ItttIfea AnipteIung.
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Die Dtipeniarp Yro3efe in 5io ga.
roltna enDli6 i'm 8ange.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27

Muslan0- Selegrapb
Se6r Rrieseri(6
Ziebt es sur 3eit In giio'
pit,Vuropa aus.
Stalien anibeineno fir eineu
aries seriiitet.
aRan sIaubt aber oennoh, bab Elm
iolh<r Dermieben psroen tam.
Die aaiaitropbe in 1ouIon.
Gis 3abl Der 1oDtsn offisisa auf 235
llnb oisienise Der gsruunbsten auf
160 anssasben.
20 baDon itno lsbsnsseidbrIih Derlebt.
9erihisoenss aus benz 3eutiheH
Reih.
-
Gin Wann i'm Merttp BON aufitdnois
ften Snoiansrr eetrsu3igi.
2. GrsShah bon psriien ioQ gsians
gen ober getootet tuoroen isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27

(GDrtfssGus aaf Der 3. Ssitsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27
Jtalien anideineno fir einen
aries seriiitet.

MaH sIaubt aber oennod. baB Elm
folfkr psrnieben psroen tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-27

Gin Wann in MerttD BON aufitdHois
ften Snoianern setrsu3igi. +,