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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Taoto uno Grace Qorbah, 2l2.
Iulton ape., Wdbden.
8aul uEo Glifubeth 8inoer, Eldz
run Roat. Utioden.
5o5n uno 5uIta gertb, 541GnriJat
Qoe., Wdohsl.
BiGiam uHp gGcilia DeiI, 1856
Rofsmpnp ape., Mdoden.
s5ofepb uno SilIie Seoler, 3733
Dariap 4pe., Wdoteu.
Witael uno Margaret Wsbrtng,
1926 Roismonn 4oe., 4nabe.
George unp Bertha Rieger, 20S
Waee Gtr., Wedbhen.
Jrdnt unb 4lma Stengsl, 1929
QoqdE Ctr, Wtdo6en.
6arrp unb W1arp 3edsr. 2123
6errid 4pe., anabe
Grdnt unb Momie Gilt, Su3er
4oenue, Wdoden.
g gbdrlss uno 2ena gas, 1918 Ginn
Ctr. Rdpheu.
Sci,pb unb Gli3abet6 S6pnr3
1912 gtum Str.,Snabe.
Wlaree1us uNo gleonore Tocter:
mann, 281O WorsIduo 4psnue, Mdp:
den.
Wlattbefp uno 16tqp Jels, 4245
Wtob Intborp Ctr. WsGoheu.
9. uuo 4ibertiHe gmminger, -
IA. Etrabs, Wednder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

(Rapmonb Bilion, 21, 6arrtiou. 8.
Florence 1ondpor.h, 16, oesgl.
(5rso. Slamme. %, 531 DsF Wcs
Uliten 4ps.
leleaHrra GeIomunn. IT, 426 oesgI.
(Grso. 3. aobmaun. 30, 1909 Seller
I ion 4pe.
iRarie 6. Sisrp, p, 901 Canton ct,
|qouis J. guob jr., 20, 4303 girs
ginia 2ius.
Igliiabetb gobmsr, %. 81 Git Glifs
ton ane.
(aa,l Supper, q, 3016 %. 6. Ctr.
jgosIiu: Waltsrs, 19. 336 George St.
(9anisI r. gruB, AS. 318 aIottsr 4o,
lWaraaret 8efhrer. 48. 132 Beii
Qibsrtn Str.
(5ubsrt Qonun, 70. Springfislo. 8
IU1urie 5tott, 56, 1869 MouHo Str
(16.oOcr 3. qagsmann, 28. MariOu
/ C6io.
IRartba Qi.mann, q. 533 0Ft 13
Ctr.
(miniam Z. Isnia, 35, 1926 Ressut
aps.
IQian a..terliuus, 30, 3516 Ridigur
Mpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Mntomobil sllmfaa.
3uei verisatn an bsr Ode Der I.
Ave. nno Blum Ctr. nieoHs
gtranni.

,Jobn Blair. Elm R.ser BON gsorss
gtr0bs, uno cine 5rau, beren Rdme
fih nihi f.itftelen lisb, ipHrbsn GEE
tern an Der Gfe Der 7. 4Denus unb
pium Strobs uon einsm 4uDomobil
setrpHen uno sur Seiis seihltuoert.
Der Chauffeur fuhr, Dhne fih um
feline Cpfsr 5u bxiiimmerH. nit Der>
sr0bsrisr Geihrpinbistsit Dapon. Die
Jrnu, tpelfe lid, psigsrte. ihren Nas
nlsn on3ugeben, mar nur leiht Dsrs
lssf poroen unb f.Bte ibren neg fort.
Qnt Blair erbpb iif unb sins oooDH,
brah dter on Der 2ongircrth uni
plum Strabs auTammen. er ipuroI
na6 bem fdottfhen 6oipital g.bratt
100 es fif, bsrousitslIis. Ddb CT fhfDer'
auetftunsen uno amber. Dtriesungsr
erlisssn bate. Der goltsei asluRs Il
Fisher nibi, ben Gigenibiimer cbel
Center oes auiomobils su erniteln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
sic SueeRIeure.

Die Ronpention Der Ratioudl a1o'
cidtion Of engineers geldngte am &C.
itriqne 5ass nit Der grpdblung oes
Crts fir Die ndditiGhrtge aonpeHtlnn
uno Der 8eautsRtpabl gum abinluB.
lin Die EonosHtloH oss tommsnoen
Jabres bepar6sn I'D Die Stdote Ran
;as Gitp, Springfield, RaF., Detroit
uno gsoria. aanias Gitp tpuroe nit
arrber gtimmenmshrheit 5ur aonpeHs
tionsitaot srrpdhlt Die neueH gean1s
ten 'inb: prdfiosnt, g. 8. asarnsp
pcn Bottom; 9iasprdiiosnt. Sotn Ttc=
e3ratb BON ghicaso; Setretdr, 3. W.
aapeR, uno Shasmetiter. y. 3. 6oris
ron Dittsburd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
grinattpdbter


Der s. Sabre alte PrtDdtpatter
Rpbert 5racn, pohnbdft i'm Gombars
opsGsbGuoe, Ro. 328 Beit 4. aoenue,
nurbe aeitern Nbeno in elmer gIutld1e
Quf Gem Seitsnpege liegeno ndpe Der
gDdter unD Balnut Strabe ouTgerune
ben. Gr puroe i'm Batrolpa9en Jlo. z
rad Dem ftGotii6sn 5oipltuI ssbrant,
no IS fi6 ergab, oab sr einen grut
beg untertiefers, Ihrpere SontuFonen
i'm 9eiitt unb mehrere aopfnunoen
srlitten hdtten. Die poli3I'teH Jor.
tier. Qnn6 uno Ringbauo perbdftsten
ipdter ben Waidiniiten Sohn u. 90
ouu DON Rem Rihmono, o. UNI
iperrten oenfetben unter Der IHtlage'
ZEN ueberfoQ auf Zracp ausSefuhrt gu
baben. Elm. Der GefaHgeue mar &C.
ftdnpio, srtldrte jeboh, ben Yrtpat'
nGtter fir .inen StraBeardubsr &C
Ealtsn al bdben. gr lei Die Strob'
,utlang geIdritteu, ais Der geamt'
p,0tlih aus Der Tuntelbett auf lhr
suaeiprunoen lei uno ibm cine Slero
laterne in oas 8siidt gefaItsn babe
Su Der 4nnahme, Der Wtann babe e
duf einer Roubanfaa abgsiebsn, bab
sr fit1 Ieiner 5dut gspshrt uno ietns'
permeintliten 4ngreifer nieoergeIhld
| cen. 4uf Ger anbsren Sette behaupts
| 3rocn. BET Dem Rencontre I'm elne'
/ droberen 9elobetrag beraubt poroej
an fetn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

I'm usbereinittmmuns nit otm
rtuen 8efeB, LGut Fpeldem ale auns
hicoteu aebuIteu itun. Dem WdbiraIb
cine 4uFftenung tbrer 4useaben fir
ME grimdrpabl gu untsrbreitsn, tpur-
be aeitern pon ben idmmtlideH fiegret.
den republitantiheu aanoiodten i'm
1dblrqtb cine tur3s GrtIaruns oes
SrhaGts etrgsreibt, bab tetuer Der
1anbiodten beTonosre Qussabsn bate.
Tie oemotratiihen Ranoioaten habez
Ihre 8eiammtaussdbeu init $l502.50
angsasbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Ter EAaIsios meiSet iiA.

Die snternen ses fdptiihtn 1oiris
idis Or. Osp<rs unb Dr. 3islonia.
bic besonntlih ppr tiniHr3sis iuspsns
brit Uorben ipartn. Dsil iie i'm Der
bcdbt iianDsn. sinss Worssns. um ben
SupssiHtenbenten 5shrenbaiH su orr
germ, rubeft0rennen gdrm pernrfad,t
~ kotsn, tpurbsn oeitern ipleotr IN
TIRE pofleH Rshte barf bic orsslits
Heb5sbe Des 6ofpiials .inasiesi. b.
E6 itre p0llise llnihnlo krauss''
iisat b0tte.
Dat iie ni6t bic Nutefiorer ipnren,
wutis man f&oH felt ldnsersr 3eit
abr ibrs SuspsHbiruns bate anse.
baueSt, neil nie dr5tiine 1ebOrot Dor
ibntn ben Namen nss irirtiihenSh
bisen ipiHsn ipeil.e. Die bsipen junasl
Aer3ts ipoilien jebo& nidst bic Mnssbe'
ipisisn unb Iiigttn ii1 obne Wsurrsr
In itv Gnidfdl. G<it<rn nun mslbsi'
fiM Or. 1Isther 2ongbon. sin or
bsrer Jnferns, uHb genone Elm. bab q
bsH ldrm ptrlbt hotie. uorcnf Q
prompt fur bic DdueF pon 3p<i Wio
Haien IuSpsnbirt Ipurbs.
AMtsrbtm fuspenblyte bls NeaSro
psissrH aud ben i'm 3ipsieAofpitt! b.
.AditieteH Jnternen u. 3. 1eib. fiji
zine Dp6t, neil q iid BON fesnea
poitsn entfsrnt botte. obM poster bi
orlauMdb css euptriassRbsntsn sia
! |sstslt " tsbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
0efcfeuOunaeu


SoIpeh graelep, Don go. 1247
RiAmono 5traBs, pripatndhisr Der
6. filb 5nteltins uno Refiuins Co.,
Qo. 1850 Deit 8. Apsnus. puree ses
tern, ais sr bic Runos ourh bic I'm
laaen mahts, in benz Jabrifhofe DOR
einem unbetanntsn Maune hinterrits
nieceraeihlaesn unb um einen fleinsn
9elbbetras beraubt. Der Rduber
nabm feinem htlflos om gooer lie
genoen Gpfer ben ReDolper ab une
bsbrpbte ben prtpatpdbtsr NIT BEN
1oos, falls er um Silfs rufen plros
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Der 6aa gsssn Gharlss Rolsr.
rpslder bssanutlih am DonHerras
morasn feinen fritsrengeibdftsthetts
bobsr 5rant Broom IN oensn WtrtpE
ftaft, gao. 400 All George StraBe,
srItpFsn bat. puros. um ben 2Sa1r.
ipruh oes Goroners absupnrten, aur
ben %. Ssptenber psrtagt.
Quh Der jd1 gessu Die Negsrtn
Topis gopman, pslts. tpie ausfubrs
LID bsridt,t, am Riitppt gbeno IN
Der Dirtbi5ait oss .Dhite1" 8ennsr,
go. 4O7 9eorge Strube, ben farbtgsu
baustne6t 6orbon Jielos nisoers
tnaute, puros ptrfhoben uno 5par
bis sum %. Sepsember.
Gua Zones, BON 80. $50 George
StraBs, puroe ItuIois bsfunoen,
ibrs aoIsgin 9racs Wartin um $40
bsitoblen III baben. Sis puroe gu 10
1aasn arbeiisbaus, $40 uno 4o'tsn
perurtGeilt.
9lmbrpfe 1obbins CAB gu. in be-
truu.enem 3uftaRoe iammtlihe 9ano'
tiher aus hsm WaihSimmsr bee
pboenir partS an Sprtns 0ron'
apenus g,itohIsn su habeH. Gr tan
nit elmer 9elonrafe bon So uno 80
item naooR.
sSrant Solioap. S6antfellner De-
Wirthes Wm. aeIer, Ro. sol Gsors'
Strabe, puros Notwithstanding oei
Waitternahisseisses nit elmer Strdf,
BON $40 uno Soften belegt. Dos 60
tal nor gsfiern CUR fribeH Wor9en'
itunoe Don 2sutnant Slatterp ausse
hoben Doroeu.
Der farbiss chauffeur 2eDisGpans
pelter NIT oem 4atomobil oei
BraxreibsfiBsrs Senrn 2admann ot
Wirtbihdft oes Germ WinoermaHn
Gde Der 8. Npenue uno Sobn StraBs
su bemplisren periuht bate, Duro
bon Der 4ntlaee oss poIiseipiorigel
fdHeltn Gatrsns frsissfpraasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

8orbs6dItIit Der 3uitimmung Der
ftdottfhsn aontrolbeboroe bat ars
bsitspirsttor Sunemoter ee'tern ben
seprtratt fir bic Srrihtune Der neuen
Daijtrrsierpotrs auf Brics 9ia uns
bic 9btrasune Der uIter Refsrpoirs
an bic g. Gtb Steel go. 81 oereH
4Hsebut BON s7S, S,089 p.rgeben.
Den Rontratt fir bic 2ieeTrun9 BON
100 5onnsn asphalt srhtslt bic Nmss
ricoR 4spbaIt & Rubber So. bon
Ghitago, bic nit $1,000 bic 1onne
oas ntenrigite 2lngsbot ssmaht bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Die Densginciunati gufineb M.ns
AHoeiciion bat fth seftern itriftlit
bel 4rbeitsbirsttor Sunoma.sr iber
ben miisrabl.n 53uitano Der 5reman
Mpenue, nDrblich Don Der Dei, eibertp
strube, beitpert. Wis in oem
Gdreiben bebauptei ipiro. trdst bic
GtroBenbo hne.islifNoft bic Stulo
boran, bab Der 5obrbamm iid tn 10
niItroblem 3u'iaHb btfinoet, neil oi.
Osieife Hiht fsiiselesf finb. Siastins
aenSur Gbiplsp tpurbe beaafirast oi.
bdAnero. su sn.eris4en unS Waubsl
aufHsffsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

Or iiGbtif6k Gefunbbeitsbedmte
Tr. 3otn D. 1dn6is erhistt eefferr ein
g&rtib<n. bds itm srobs ireubt BE-
rsitese. DideS GAreiben io::: seE Or.
gkarl.s q. Nortt BON Qew BORT. oer
uli tine bsr herporrngenbisen Aufctis
t1tsn auf Rem Gsbiete bss G0Hitdiss
psfsns I'm Qonss gift unb Or. Rortt
Iprods I'd ib<r bic pom GtiunD9.i.ss
Requirement hier eingfii4ris Nst9oos
Der NilAiuipettion IN ff9r anevftH,
nsnber Neiie aus nat kmrtte. bat
GintinHosi ben anberen Grs6fdbien
~ aaasss suf biefsm Gstists nsii
Dssay1 isi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
SeamtrHwahl in Der Surmaemeinbe.

Seute abeuo firoet in Der Central
1urnballe bic regsimdbige Wtonatsa
8trfammluno Der surussmsinoe itatt,
nobel oie gearrten fir oas ueue 8srs
einsjahr erpGhtt peroen. ia aubers
bem nod unbere nthttee Gefhafte
CUR 9erbanbluns oorltseen, 10 perben
fh ei. mitgfisosr jebenfaEls reht 8dhIs
reid AL bieisr 0srTammluug einfiHoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Mnl bemti8sn 1age
sSeranaaliet Der 5emiidb. am. 1ramem.
p.stlM Elm perbn' uns Qinssrith.

I'm EamIiaa. ben Is. Septembsr.
rsvaHiiotte. ber JraaeHpereiH bss
e,euift ameri.1niihen Stastrer.
tanns In BEN rtsenD seleaenen Joreli
yjarl an Der Cartilage aoenue ssH
s,trbit. une aiHerfeit, fur Dsl6es 81.
Uorbsrsiturgsn in Ter unrithifs'teH
Seize aetroffen peroen.
Die Derfhi.seHenao aommitieen. bic Don
tsv pr6ifcentiH Jrdu Charlotte Jesb
erndnnt ipuroeH, uernen uihts unees
tran iaiisn um oen Grfols Der ger'
criialiais 3u fiHsrn uuo ben TeIts
eGher senubrsife Siunoen su bereiien.
TM Damsn retneH 'slbfperfidnotit
cuf eine rege llnterftiisuns Don 5eiieH
ses Teutihihums im Allgsmeinen uHo
fei.ens ter Wiisiieber ees Eeui'd'
GmerisaniItsn SiaoiperbGnss i'm Be
icrbsreH, bic NIT ibren ;yamilisn gan;
lefonoers su bieTsr 8srantafiuns ssa
G1asn. iirn.
Tie RcnlmiftuH, bi. iiir ben GrFols
sss Jeitss Dirisn. IessH iit Dit fo!si
5aiammeR:
Giutrii!sfarten: fFrdueH Vlnrgu.
r.ite boffmann unb Jriiboui.
GaFfw nno Ru6en: yrauen aaiKs
the nauier, q. 56isle, giume Gnna.
td, Guth, asifnssr. gensinssr uno
Gcnemann.
Riften unb Raiten: Jrduen Brett
fsue, Bohnftsneel, geelinsmeier. Ola.
ier Gerolo aren, prtper uRo R1hi1r.
Runifmalsum: Trau 5slsns purssr.
Fri. Taniei ano Jrau Binter.
3ieeunusslt: Donna aHiia. Donna
5ofepha uno Ionno 9arloiia.
2imsnaes: GrausH Ts.nos. 2usbers
rno 6ariHann uno Drl. 6aseoorn.
Eoncpides: Jrautu aniors,
Hsl. Gerelo. G.5oiimaHn uHs SAous
tcHuer.
EdirsentiIh: 3rauen ShiDoab
grfs, ArHb. Dillenberg uHe oais'
reih une ;Sri. Y. Suptus.
zansbdfle: Url. 6iloa 5oifmann
1rl. 9tufii,aer ane Sw 9errtn Vest
aHo Giemier.
Uerlcpiwma: ;grau aatharins Bie
aonb. MI. g. Dalle, g. Aoeosl, y
Menbs. .. Guebers anb pGula Cue
nr8.
Annlsi 1ii6: sJrasxn 4romsr
6errmann, NJabdnt. G4aefeT. E@rin
nsr, quasH6ishl uno 1r. HertAa GIde
fer.
DsumsHtif4: Drautn Balte. Nsiis
SGaniH, Hnierim. Sirtder unb Ga
esrndHH.
9anbp 1if&: graueH Gliie 0rIer
Sriibouf, QsuHinser unD Wsyfd.
siaar,ntiiA: Drauen g. OH. 0sn
aiuaer, IT,, gambler. alb<rt 4dois
Aitsk, uns 5ri. gsra Wmtr.
Teiorotionm: Dsouen Qudo. Bed
gasr unb Dr5tier uHo Die 6rrt1
esmIer unb Reel.
Aifhtei6: iyrdueH Srdngsnbsrs
sreithcue. Wrumpslmeier. 6raHie
nnb 9epn.
6dnbarbei,stiiH: Jrauen Winn
Easier, 6iemier. Riebei. Tittri6, Tu
raRs. unitr. unb Grl. 1risod DiHtel
6ofbrdu: Tranen III. ararb. J
G6ieie, Df1tIer bofer uno lieb.
0is Cream: 1rauen ysdiisi. D<itHs
puis. emisloipis uno aIebedsr.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Gterblidjfe jfeitS tert6t.

Della 0eaih. "a, Giriit 5ripi.ai.
Rrcpfieioen.
aeam Roenissr. %, 1130 5oppls
Etrlbe, 3ubtrlulcfs.
9eYoms 5tlrinskr. 10. Gidstiifrs
6cfpitai. S6pdte.
4ntoinsits 90si. SO. 1916 Dieior
Ctr, Jnaust in Shpebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16

MIR bic bier 6itiihen 2iga sRlubs
itanp asftern tsiu Spi.l auf BEN pro
aramm. Sic beiiubtn fid auf Der
Reiie mad ben mtitlittn qisas Sidos
ten, 100 beuts ibr. @afipiefe beginner.
beuie Rahniiias sriiss Spiel elmer
ersIi6aiRn Ssrk sipiitsn ben pases"
unb BEN pbilaoelpbiosr ~~Gnassr" TN
hieIiaen D0[Ipars. Anfans 8 uhr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
GpRsrrt i'm @aihinatpH 6arf.

Sm Buibington Bart ptro am
uGfftsn Mittpoh 4benb gsbergsr s
aapelIe ton3erttrsn uRo oas foIssnoe
Qrooramm sur 9urhfuhruHg brtHs
ssn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Saie'OaQ.

I'm BEN stitrissH eritn Spisl 3pis
ffen unIeren ,R.Ds" unh ben yaarbis
nals" in ct. gouis beoienten Benton
uno Glar.e unier Geihiis segsn
5ie.le unb gfib fir BITE Oesner Diss
mar Dsniens Tebiitteit isinsr porge-
ftriaen Ridfehr sn ben Rtos aus
Gtdftauoogn, pobin q pon 1rif'tih
sur Isrneren Gntrpi6iuHs stIauoi NOR
psH mar. Cb .r nun geifern am Gam
periieber liii ober ibm nod iuis friiher
bic RSntrolie iibsr ItiHsH Bon abgeat,
in ihiper su Fngen sr oerfhenfts
HiGt r,niaer als 10 Jreipdiie eesen
Si.eles 2 unn Id<nt:s osn RnroiHdIen
ben Gies i'm 10. Gang ourf, oisle
Shu1te. geibs Shleupsrsr innoten
je 4 auiiidhlsr sur gdnt- lnisre
sSunoens mad,ten 3 1rsffer gsaen 3
unf batten beibe alubs it 2 Jsbier auf
benz aonto. Grant rpar uuisr better
Stldatr nit 2 1reii.rn. 3ebn 6dHss
mubttr gsipielt tptrotn. um 81 elmer
gntihsibuHe gu atiangtn.
in oem siueittn Spi.le funsir;sE
gromms uno Ult2tan nls unisre
9otteru oeasn 2aub.rmili uno Win9g
| fir bic aarbiHale. 9iei6 i'm erit.-l
Ganae Hlaften bic Rsbs 2 qdufs, no
su i1nsn mehrere 1reffer uno Elm 5elz
| lsr nnf osr anbereR Stiie Derbdlf
1roscem perlorsn mir eas Spiel
| neil bas 0liid bi. GtsHsr I'M 8. 0ane
besHnisisie. Dir madf.n 7 lrsi'sl
ssa.n S unb ieine Jsbl.r sessn elmer
ben Ct aoutfer. Jinneran uno Rieisl
,maren Die Shisnsrih,er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-16
Zd,iHs ydJeine

nod rirlo bon europa
nit alien GarRpferltnicn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-04
DODSON'S LINER-TONE
INSTEAD OF CALONEf
Just as Sure-Always Safe--No
Bad Effects Ever Follow This
Pleasant Tasting Liquid.

As a remedy for a torpid liver
calomel has more than met its
match in Dodson's Liver-Tone. 1t
does not lash the liver on to per-
form its work at the cost Of it's
strength
Calomel depends for its power
upon exciting the liver to do more
work, and often the liver is too
weak to stand such treatment, and
you are worse off than before.
Dodson's Liyer-Tone cannot
cause any Of the dangerous effects
that often follow the use OF calomeL
It is entirely vegetable and pleasant
to the taste, and is suitable for chill
dren and grown people
Get a soc bottle at Curlin's Two
Drug Stores under the guarantee
that if it doesn't satisfy you that It
is a perfect substitute for calomal
YOU get your money back II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-04
MENTAL PICTURE Of TEXAS
CHANGED BY REAL THING
Ohio Man Finds Things iItogethct
Different To the Way He Had
Pictured State in Mind.
Associated Press Special.

! Associated PRESS special
San Antonio, Texas, August A.
"A few years ago my mental picture
of Texas was that OF cowboy
wearing a brace of revolyers ami
mounted on broncho. chasing d
refractory manned steer. or
making a wild ride, deserving his
herd, and scurrying to some place
of safety under cover of United
| States troops to get away from some
wild band of Apache Indians
imagined all Texans went about the
/ ordinary duties of life armed with
| shooters and bowie knife slipped
| down their boot leg | was quite
sure no man was completely dressed
even to attend divine worship, un-
til he had added to his toilet small
| arsenal The fact is ! believed all
| these things until | came to Texas
| a few years ago, and when | left
| home my wife said with much solicit
| tation, be careful and don't let the
| Indians get you and try to be so kind
| to the cowboys that they Won want
! to shoot at your feet in an effort to
make you dance, for | know you
can't dance, even if dozen of them
were shooting at your feet at once,
The foregoing was the statement of
George w Slemmons of Columbus,
Ohio as he sat discussing Texas with
a number of business men at the
st. Anthony hotel few days ago
But it is not as | pictured it, CON
tinued Mr. Slemmons THE
Texas of romance and the Texas of
fact are two entirely different
things. There was a time when the
cowboy was a most important fac
tor, but he has given away to
newer and better condition, and
instead of his personal property con
sisting of a broncho that he bought
or just roped and saddled regardless |
of who it belonged to, and a pair of |
of six shooters, he now owns a
farm or is engaged in manufacture
ing from the many raw materials so |
abundant here. 1t is his effort |
along with thousands of others who |
have come here from the older |
sections of the country that is rapid
ly making Texas forge toward the
head of the list as manufacturing |
state. 1t is the efforts of these |
who raise the salaries paid to facto |
ry employees in the state from $50, |
600, 900 in round numbers in 1907 to |
more than forty millions in 1909,
and the amount invested in manufac-
turing to $21z,000,000, and now
operates more than four thousand
factories in the state. am com
PEELED to admit that my mental pic
ture, basesd on wild stories had |
read, was not true to life in the
great state of Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-04
CIVIC IMPRON EMENT
RUNNING AT HIGH TIDE.
Cities and Towns in Texas Awake TO
Beautiful surroundings.

San Antonio, Texas, August f.
Civic Improvement is running ar
high tide in Texas, almost every eli
~ and town having awakened to the
advantage of beautiful surroundings
as a commercial factor While the
men of the state have been active in
bringing about this movement pure
by from a business standpoint, the
women of the state have taken hold
of the effort at another angle and
take the position that the children
are the best things reared in Texas,
and that those who grow to man
hood and womanhood where the
surroundings are beautiful win
make better men and women, other
things being equal than those which
have been accustomed to filthy
streets and general happy-go-lu"ky
appearance of the town in which
they were reared Ina almost every
town Womcus clubs, and these are
powerful factor in both civic and
social life of the Lone Star state
are taking an active interest in the
movement for civic beauty In fact
no factor I'm this work is more po-
tent than the womeu's clubs of Tex
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-04
RUMoR OF NEW pOoL
by COTTON BULLS.
American Market Quotations Ris,
sharply, Following Higher
London Cables.

New Orleans. La, August 1.-The
cotton market. rose sharply yester-
day on general buying which, start
ing in Liverpool early in the day,
spread to the American markets and
gave the market more of two-sided
appearance than it has had for over
a fortnight.
The close was at a gain of 34 to
"A points. The last quotations We're
very near the highest levels of the
day At the highest the list was SO
to Is points above Wednesdays fin
al quotations Those who bought
were apparently not very eager for
their profits as there was very little
Calling in evidence even toward
the end of the session.
The advance was plainly manipu-
lative in character. All the bulls
claimed as an excuse for it was the
possibility of deterioration in Au-
gust Those who claimed that Wed
nesday's condition report of SO. /
was too low could not dodge the
fact that it was practically 10 points
higher than the ten-year average.
There was some talk of damage by
army worms for Alabama and Tex
as, but of more weight than this
was the gossip of the forming of a
new bull pool
Rumor said that a new bull pool
had been formed and that it was
buying cotton by the hundreds OF
thousands of bales 1t was estimated
that in the American markets over
$50, goo bales of contracts had been
purchased in the last two days for
the account of those who are trying
to run in the shorts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-04

Democracy is opposed 10 class
legislation in any form The attempt
to justify opposition to democratic
tariff measures, against which at
least one of the democratic senators
has voted persistently. on the
ground that while such provisions
as are proposed might result in
good to the people as a whole the
influence might prove prejudicial to
the selling interests of some of the
farmers and stockmen, may be dag
nosed as cute effort to arraign one
class of esteemed citizenship against
another class that Is no less entitled
to privileges The farmer and the
/ stoskman are buyers, as we'll as a
! sellers. Either is inteIlgent and can
easily understand that that protec-
ton which republican spell binders
preach as their salvation makes Paul
pay double for that which Peter has
to sell. Protection is not the friend
of the farmer If it puts a dime in
one pocket it takes dollar out of
the other
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-08-04
HONESTY IN OFFICE.

Choice b. Randell is a Texas con-
gresham who is fearless in his de-
nunciation of legislative corruption.
Randell is the exponent of demo
cratic doctrines and Of strict honesty
in office He holds that no member
of congress or legislature has NOR
al right to accept fees, gifts, loans
or other fayors from corporations
subject to regulation by congress or
legislature In such employment he
sees an iniquity equal to that of the
attorney who takes money from
both sides in a lawsuit. He has re-
peatedly urged the Texas democra-
cy to declare this conviction. Each
time the Texas democracy, dominat-
ed by Senator Bailey, has voted the
proposition down 1t could not have
| indorsed Randells demand for hon
esty in office without by such ac
condemniug the sources of Bailey!
large private fortune, gained since
he entered the United States senate
and gained in the service of grea
| corporations.
Randell has given his whole time
and strength to the service of th'
people while drawing the people
pay He had no large private for
/ tune when he entered congress an
| he has none now .-Houston Chron
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