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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
JUST BEGINNING TO LIVE.
Thomas Edison Claims He Will Sur
vive to be $50.

New York, April 2S-J. G. Stubbs,
bosom friend and first lieutenant of
the late e. II. MISUNDERSTANDING
grown plethoric in riches and sparse
in digestive pparatus-announces the
marts of men will know him no more
after May 81 next, the same being the
sixty-fifth anniversary of the entrance
into the world of Mr.. Stubbs.
Thomas Alva Edison-also plethoric
i'm riches and of an age with Mr.
Stubbs--announces he is just begin
ming to buckle down to real work
Says Stubbs: Il am going to retire
because / want to live. Thinking in
bed killed Hartman. He worked all
day and thought of his problems at
night.
Men should retire from active busi-
ness life at 65, not only for their own
sake but for the sake of any institu-
tion they aim to help. The age of re-
tirement i'm the army is 64. I'm not
sure but what it ought to be co."
Says Edison: "A man is just begin
ming to live at 65.
II think twice as much and work
twice as long as either Hartman did
or Stubbs does. I'll live twice as long
as Stubbs.
IF Hartman had lived right he
wouldn't have found il necessary to
lie awake with his troubles at night.
IF Stubs retires he'll retire to a
CaDnnfafxv haf hn In ha
before the end of two years.
with my system of living
wouldn't be surprised IL should live
to be $50 years old.
II reckon I'm working pretty hard
still. I've got 40 experiments going on
on me for their ideas.
Il eat as much as want. but that's
very little-perhaps a handful of solids
at each meal The result is that I'm
asleep 80 seconds after my head hits
the pillow, I'm working is hours day.
But, you take Hartman. Stubbs
and their kind. They eat as much
though not as wholesomely-as a hod
carrier and without taking any exer-
else. They choke their engines with
too much coal. II they want to eat
like hod carriers, why don't they exer-
else and work it of like hod carriers?
"Stubb's talk aScu; retiring is bosh,
don't intend ever to retire. because
work has made this earth a paradise
for me. This earth's 'cinch II you
take Il right"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING.
Meeting at the Y. M. c. A. Tonight to
Orqanize q Club.

A meeting of the Y. NJ. g. A. mem
bers, interested in cross country run
ming, has been called for this evening
in the Y M. c. a., and a big attend
ance is expected Steps will be taken
10 organize a club.
The association members had a
cross-country running club last sum-
mer, and 1t was very successful The
attendance at cross-country runs was
good. and it is believed the club that
is'to be organized this evening will be
just as successful, if not more so.
ross-country running is popular. and
a large membership is said to be as
sured.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
MANY YEARS IN NAVY.
Charles 3. Magruder Placed on Re-
tired List Today.

Washington, ID. c., April 2S.-With
forty-seven years of honorable service
to his credit, Charles b. Magruder,
was placed on the retired list today on
account of age. Mr. Magruder is a ma
tive of this city and entered the navy
as an apprentice when he was fifteen
years old. During the yellow fever
epidemic of 1874 he was in charge of
the Pensacola navy yard. owing to the
feet that every officer there was either
i'll with the fever or died from its ef-
fects.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
% o. r. ENTERTAINMENT.

Grand Master Ganschow and Grand
Secretary Wilder OF the I. O. O. T. were
the guests of the members Of the Hec-
Ia and Calumet lodges at a joint meot-
ing at the Red Jacket town hall last
evening. A very enjoyable program
was rendered, including musical and
literary numbers, addresses by tho
grand lodge officers and by local men,
bers after which dancing was INDUCED
In. The c. & II. orchestra furnished
music. Members OF the Keweenaw
lodge. of the two Rebekah lodges and
friends were also present.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
JOHN LEE WILL SPEAK.
To Tell Story Of His Life at Salvation
Army Hall.

ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
the Calumet salvation army corps for
an address by John Lee on Saturday.
May 6. Since John Lees arrival in
the copper country and his narration
last Sunday at the Calumet theater of
the three unsuccessful attempts made
by England TO hang him and of the
story OF other important events in his
life, much interest is manifested in
him. Those who did not hear him last
Sunday will avail themselves of the
opportunity at the Salvation Army.
Mr.. Lee is the guest OF friends at the
Kearsarge location.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
CALUMET MINER
COMMITS SUICIDE
EUGENE sAPELso CUTS THROAT
WITH RAZOR-HAD BEEN DE-
SPONDENT LONG
TIME.

When Mrs. Eugene Sapelso of G.
street Raymbaultown. went into the
woodshed of her residence this morn
ing at 430 10 call her husband to
breakfast. SHE found him i'm a sitting
posture, lifoless, with his throat cut
from ear TO ear. A razor. with which
tho deed had been committed, was
discovered covered with blood at the
mans feet
Coroner William Fisher was notified
Of the suicide, and impanelled the fol-
lowing jury, Who viewed the remains,
and later brought I'm a verdict TO the
effect that the decedent died as the
result Of q wound inflicted by n ra-
zor; George Wright, sam Grcggs.
George Rrill. Albert Kohn, John Boi
and William Mackenzie.
Sapclso was about so years OF age.
and IS survived by his wife and four
grcwu-up children. He was In the
employ OF tho c. & ". Mining COM
pany. hut with the exception of a few
days had been out OF work for quite
time, owing TO sickness The dece-
dent worked yesterday, and hurt two
fingers on one of his hands
DIR. A. II. Simonson. chief Of the c.
a. II. medical staff. testified this morn
ing that he had been attending Sapelso
for some time. and that he had seemed
in a very despondent frame OF mind
for weeks past because he was unable
10 work TO help keep down the ex-
penses os the home.
Mrs. Sapelso also testified.
The deceased was q miner I'm the
employ of the c. & n. Mining COM
pany for many years, and was well
known in Calumet especially in the
Italian community Arrangements for
the funeral have not yet been COM
rleted
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
WILL NOT REMOVE STEWART.

Lansing. Mich. April Ex-Governor
Osborn will not withdraw the appoint
ment of Major Earl r. Stewart as
member of the new military board. II
has been suggested that Major Stewart
is not eligible to the appointment be-
cause of being a member of the legis-
lature. Governor Osborn, however, has
declared he will permit the courts to
settle this question IL anybody cares
to take the matter up and the ap-
pointment will therefore stand.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
TUBERCULOSIS SUNDAY.

Next Sunday is the date designated
by Governor Osborn, in his recent
proclamation as tuberculosis Sunday
and special services are being pre-
pared in the various churches in OBJ
servance OF that occasion. Interest in
the campaign which is being waged
against tuberculosis has increased rap
idly In Houghton county since the or
ganization OF the Houghton County
Ant-Tuberculosis society and II is ex-
pected the services win be very inter-
esting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
JAY GOULD WILL WE'D.

New York, April 2s.-All arrange
ments are completed for the wedding
of Miss Annie Douglas Graham, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Hubert Vos, and Jay Gould
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Gould. The ceremony will be per-
formed at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
in St Thomas's Church and will be
followed by a reception at the studio
of Hubert Vos, the brides stepfather.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
EARTHQUAKE is RECORDED

Cleveland, o., April 2S-The seisnlo-
graph at st. Ignatius college observa-
tory recorded an earthquake early to-
day. The main shock was at 4:07 n.
IN. and tracings on the record sheet,
showing short vibrations, lead Father
Odenbaoh, the observant to believe
the center of the disturbance was not
far distant.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
KARINEN FUNERAL SUNDAY.

Edward. the fourteen -year-old son
OF Mrs. Elmina Karinen of Pine and
Waterworks streets died shortly after
noon yesterday. The funeral services
will be held Sunday afternoon at ?
o'clock from the residence, Rev. A. l..
Heideman officiating.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
MISS HANSEN is NAMED.

Miss Hansen, ssistant secretary of
the Calumet Associated Charities has
been appointed to the office of secre-
tary, to succeed Miss Winnifred SAL
isbury. resigned. She will assume her
new duties on May 1. Miss Hansen Is
thoroughly familiar with the work of
the association as conducted by Miss
Salisbury and will continue 1t along
the same lines
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
corrars Statement Untrue.

Washington, ID. c., April 2S.-In an
informal statement today the state de-
partment takes decided exception To
an interview given by Vice President
Corral of Mexico, in which that Off
cial charges the Mexican revolution
is being fomented by Americans, with
view of forcing Intervention.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
FIRST MAYOR OF
MARQUETTE DEAD
HENRY S. STAFFORD, OFFICE
HOLDER UNDER LINCOLN,
PASSES AWAY AT NEW
TON, MASS.

Newton, Mass. April 2S.-Henry s.
Stafford, aged rs, first mayor of Mar
quette, mich, and an office holder un-
der Lincoln. is dead here at the home
OF his son. During the Civil War he
was appointed receiver and registrar
of United States lands in the upper
peninsula of Michigan, holding that
office under several presidents.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
Bribery Bill Stolen?

Springfield, ILL.,, April 2S.-The SEN
ate bill relating to bribery AT the pri.
maries was advanced TO second read
ing today. 1t makes the giver Of a
bribe equally guilty as the taker. Dur.
ing the discussion II was intimated an
identical House bill had been stolen.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
SPEAK ON ARBITRATION.

London, April 2S.--Tn response to the
call of the Lord Mayor large and rep
resentative gathering of citizens met at
the Guildhail today TO discuss the sub
ject OF Anglo American Arbitration
The meeting was addressed by Premier
Asquith and A. ]. Balfour. leader OF
the Opposition in the House of Com
mons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
ARRANGE TENNIS COURTS.

Steps have already been taken by
the Calumet Y. NJ. c. A. to arrange for
the tennis season. The courts adjoin-
ing the Elks' temple building will be
placed in condition at once and II is
expected the tennis players will begin
practice within the next few weeks.
The local courts are almost perfect
and some good sport is anticipated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
CUT DOWN wooLEN SHARES.

Jersey City, N. j., April 2S.--At a
special meeting here today the stock
holders of the American Woolen Com
pany indorsed the proposal of the di-
rectors to reduce the company's COM
mon stock Of sSO.OOo,OOo by 100000
shares to s2O,OO0,OO0.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
Committee Appointments, AS An
nounced, are Adopted With
out Anticipated Storm
Being Raised
PROGRESSIyfS FILE PROTEST
Content Themselves With Presenting
Formal Objection to Treatment
Statement Of Mclean v. p.
Arouses Comment.

Washington, ID. c., April 2S.-The
Senate formally organized for business
today by adopting the committee ap-
pointments drawn up by the MAORI
ty of both parties. The expected fight
against the selection threatened by the
Progressive Republicans did not de-
velop.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
Prosressives Make Protest.

Washington, ID. c., April 2Sl The
Insurgent Republicans contented them
selves today with the presenting of a
protest against the number of assign
ments given them on committees.
Kenyon, of Iowa. was one of the thir-
teen Republicans who signed the pro-
test
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
Former U. Of M. Regent Dead.

Grand Rapids, Mich April 2S--Hen-
ry w. Carey, aged CT, of East Lake,
formerly a regent of the University of
Michigan, was found dead i'm bed at a
hotel today. Heart disease was the
cause.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
s-Hour Day in Postoffiees.

Washington, ID. c.. April 2S.-A bill
introduced in the House today, pro-
vides an eight-hour work day for mail
carriers and clerks in first and sec
ond class postoffices.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
Rebels Defeat Troops.

Victoria, b. c.. April 2S.-RabeIs i'm
northern Manchuria recently defeated
the government troops and captured
two heavy guns.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
Considering Free List Bill.

Washington, ID. c., April 2S.-The
House having last evening passed the
e-apportionment bill, today resumed
the consideration of the free list bill.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28

county ranked higher in sugar contest
than any grown east of the Rocky
Mountains lie also stated that north
ern Michigan was recognized by seeds
men 10 produce the best seed potatoes
and seed peas grown anywhere in the
country.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
MUCH MONEY FOR DEFENSE

San Francisco. CAL. April 2S.-ThC
Building Trades Council has pledged
100000 for the defense of the alleged
dynamlters,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28
TAFT RETURNS TO CAPITOL,

Warrington. D. c., April 2s.-Presi-
dent Taft and party returned to Wash
ington this morning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-28

canada's chief export Is cheese.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
DeriosaLN otises.

5srr 6ermann Goepper.
Der ein3igs Sobn bon Jraii 6ermonn
Ootpper. bat iid3 nit 1rI. 6d5el
Gramlep bon Retp Dort DerIobt.
ga Der iunss Taann jebrh nod uuf
ter 6arparo llniperiitdi ftubirt. biirfse
bic ebeIitx 0erbinbnng niht Dor einem
Obsr 5iDsi Jabren iiatifinoen.
iyrau minnie Sofepb. Miis.
ipe bes oerrn Soispb Jcfepb BON Der
sgoreit uRb Mlossa Npenue, erbitlt ses
fern BON ihrem Sfnuoser. Or. Geo.
polb Soiepb in DRESDEN. bic ktriibtnbe
Rohridt. bab ibr 29idhriger Scbn
Sibnep Sofepb, Der ii4 sefunb.
beiishoIbr ffon ldnsere 3eit In
DtutiHl1nb aufbkls. in 1olge eines
Abisur3ss i'm 6dr3sebirse itinen lob
arfunben babe. Der Weritorbene. mel,
der felt feinem IA. Sobre 5eitneife an
G6laflcfgfeit unb bo4grobieer Qers
poft6s iii. mar felt biefer Set siu
ns6rss 0sIttGmmlss ,suA ssifs abes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
Jeocrateo cJmprubement
NKuciations.
stepben 5ad)farber's beiannter Gar.
ten In Weitiuoob ia Beiabr.

Sn Der seitrigsn SiBuns Der obieen
4Hoeidtion mohie 5err R. u. Sioebr
bic Gelegaien ouf ben etfpn Z Wcres
umfaFenb.n goianifhen @arten aufs
merriam, ben 5err Stepben 3uhfarz
ber Dor ettpa % Sobren in Der RGbe
Der Gbpiot. 8oubinot. Wosart uno
epergreen 9p<nue, gkuiot aneelest
bat uno Der jtst etpo 1900 8Gume
alIer 0dt.ungsn. 300 Sort.n Smmers
sriins uno eirpa 500 anbere pflon3en
unb 0eitrdute entbdIi, bic in bieiem
RIima eeoeiben ionnen. 6err Stoebr
fiibrie an. bdb Der Gar.sn, Der aud
als Doselparabies bient. inbem ii6
mebr als 10000 D5sel in bemielben
befinben, in Gefabr ftete, untsr ben
9ommer gu iomm.n, 3sritori unb In
gaupIIBe einsstteilt gu peroen, tpenn
nihi fofort eiipas ee.ban rpiiroe, I'm
ss 5errn 9uhfarbsr gu srm0sliten,
cine 5npotbet iibsr $27 900. bic aui
bem Grunbitiid ru6., sn tiIsen. Seins
Gldubigsr finb unseoulois setporbsn
unb .r bat Iib an bic Jsbsrai.o 9fioe.
s.ipanbt. um ben part fiir bic Stab!
3u erbo!ten.
Die 2lngeIea.nkit tpirb benz BART.
ousI1uB Der aorperfhaft iiberipi.ieu
unb Is lit niht unipobriheinlih, bat
ein 4uspeg esfunben tpirb. um ben
port Dor 3eriiprung su btipnbren.
SGmmtlide ausftiiHe un.erbrei.es
ten ibre Sabresberihte unb In einem
berielbeu ipuroe bic beporitebenbs
Gtabliruns bon pielen 4sen.
tursn fir bic gin3isbung bon
WaFermiet6en b,Ionbers lobenb srs
pdbni. Ter 5ofpital ausfhub be,
,peifelte in f.inem gerift bic 3fpeds
mdbigt.it elmer enormen Gslbaussa6.
fir bas nsue 6cipiial, n1brenb ber
Union Depot ausf9ub krititie. bab
er ale, ben giirsern siinftise amsnbes
menis su Der betreffenben Srbinan1
buraatiebt babe. Der Diobut.sauss
Itub .iinoist an. bab Doni ieinsr Be-
miibungen bi. 3ei' niht mehr ferne lei,
ipann bi. bsibeiligtsn Giienbabneefea.
ihaFtsn Der S.abt ttpo $500. 900 ala
ibren 4i 'xiI su ben aoiteu fir Den
6orriion .aOsnue @iobast besabl:u
miibten.
Die 6erren Molf. gehpmsr unh
SMeara purben aIs Hominaiious'
9tusftuB ernanni. um Elm 1idet fiir
bic iGhrlih. gedmienpabl cuf3uiteGen.
Gum Sdiub tpuroe nod bas Viobutis
Hommiitee .beauftrdsi. on Suignet:s
Gielle por3uiprehen, um bem llebel
nit Der Mobarps griide, bic iume,
nod MID. arbeite!. obsuheIfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
1reimaurer. Sibliptbef.


81. Taionic Qibrarp aHociation
Bat bic breis.bn nod am 2eben befinoz
lihen 0riino.r bur5 Berleibung Der
IebenslGnsii6en GbrenHitsli.oidaft
seebrt. alnberbsm niro beabiiatist,
bic Drei5ebn gu elmer Reuniou uno
Jeitefen gu persinsu. bas am 5dge
Der Sabr.speriammIuug. am 13. 5ss
bruar. itattfine<n ioa. Die gibliotRt
purne i'm Sabre 1855 sesriinost uno
uripriinslih betrug bic 3abI Der 4ts
ticndre TIA. Die lleberlebenoen iino
Iammt uno ionbsrs iber 70 Sabre aft
unb bic hrsi 1lt.itsR 6erren iino 2sOs
polb Burdbdrbt, 81; Rihter u. g. !5us
Iton, 80; iotpie SfKrmon s. Stensns,
so Sabre olt. Sisie 5erren finb in
Cincinnati auIGFig Die anberen iino
Gents yoisbi. 81. J. gbapin, 8ecrse
3. gaarb. s. ). Grisbldnber, Ro6srt
anb. Mnr Mosler, .. 3. MortIcno,
Williom Mitie uno leonaro q. ga
bin BON Cincinnati. fopie 4lforb
gurbfal BON Snoiaudpolis. Die Oh
renmitslieber Or. J. .. Bud, u. $.
6enberfon. Sohn Wtoore unb goporo
airt iu<rhen Der Reunion ebeniolls
tsiipobnen. Die giblintbet entbdIi
10000 Bdnoe uno unter bieien bsfiHa
ben fdShriften. bic iiber speibunoert
Sabre alt iino.
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Gammel Seresiorb
1er furSlih ernanHte SIlfs'aaiiirer
Der 2. Hatioual. .Vanf
Ssdlte in ben ySellcn beS Gittle Uda'
mi eiuen irsiiuilliseu lob.
syurf,t oor eir,n 5u eriparteuoen
Sdlasaniaa bic llriadle.

Ius 5ur6t, oab Elm 3u .rpartenoer
5ipeIier S6laganfda ibn auf 2ebens.
ssii gum biIiloi.u ariipp.L MAIDEN
ipiiroe, bat sumuel geresforb, felt IS
Sabren Bu6bol!.r Der 3peiier Rus
ttonalsgaHt. Der erit Dor einieen "a.
seu gum sgaifirer beforbert nor.
ben mar, ieinsm 2eben elm freupiaiges
3isl seiesi. inoem r iih in Der Nabe
Dcn 2opelano i'm 2ittle Miami ers
irdn.t.. Sein. aei9e ipurbe ssiteru
Rahmittas Don einem tn Der Rdb.
1pobnsnoen Jarmer entoedt uno an'a
Gano eesoseu. poruuf Der Coroner be-
natri6iigt fpurbe.
SobdIo bic Beomten Der 8ans ror
bem auffinben Der 2eite benohrt4
tist iporben fpdren, tpuroe Der Supsr.
lnteHbeui hes gan. n.sgebGubes na6 be,
Ssene seitddt. um, nahoem Der 60
ron.r ieine grlaubnib basu .rthsil
bate, bic 2eihe no1 Der Staot 3u
brineen.
geresforb .rlitt Dor .ttpu feds
Sabren einen Stlaganfau. Der ibr
ldns.re 3sit arbsitsunfdbig mahi.
Dor aursem fteliten iih oann Spmp
tome BEL ibm elm, bic mad Iusias. itis
neg Qrstes auf ein.n tpeitereu 4nt
fan iblieBen Iiebeu unb am Witipod
srbieIt .r Grlaubnib. einige 9ase llr,
laub su nehmeu. 4nitatt isboh mad
feiner Wobnuns, go. 3144 Golf 4pe.
gu s.ben. muB r ii4 na9 ben
spisbir.e aiibtHs Camp, no er OF
feline Sonntos. NIT syreunbsn p<rbrat
bate. 5eseben unb bort ben GntihluI
s.fobi bobea, in ben DslIsn ieinen 1oi
gu iutcn.
ais eeitern 0ormittog feline 8dttir
In Der Ban. anfraste, mo ibr gatt'
iei. tpurhe es erit betannt, bob er ni6
nah haufe sesangen mar uno Is MUIR
ben iofort RahforIhunsen mad Ieinen
0erbleib anseiteat, bic ieood unter.
broden tpurben. als tnr3 mad Wliiiae
bic Rahritt BON ber Quffinbung bel
Qeine eintrdf.
Der geriiorbene binierIdbi bie Sat
tin uno stpei ainber. Marsars., II
unb Ser6ert. 8 Sabre olt.
gBie pr1iioent Gapis unb Dise.
prGiibent WiIliams BON Der Bant perl
iiherien, finb bic Biiher bes g.rifprbe
nen. Der als elmer Der b.ften gantbs,
omien bes 2anbes gait, in gutter Orb
nuns unb Is ipirb nod ni6t einmal cir
8eriud semoht rptrbeu. oieielben einel
priifuns gu uniersieben. 10 iiberseus
| iino bic Beam!en bon Der Gbrli9fei
bes unsliidlihen Mnnnes.
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lebten lesisIatur perfiigt tporbtn, fsrs
tig aeftelIt uno ipirb ibn btmnddft Der
iebigen QegisIuiur iinterbreiten. Mknn
er In unDerdnberter JOrm dnseommen
tperben folIis, hdtten gpuntns saommifa
fare bic gollnoht, 9dnbitroben.Uers !
beierungen por3unehmen, obne srit bic
3uitimmung Der in getrnht fommene
ben 0runoeigenthumsbeiiber einbolen
su miiiIen. Diefe geftimmuna tpirh
BON ben gutomobiiiitsn uno anberen
gtfiirtuortern gutter aanbitraben init
Dreuben begriibt. iis piro aber alIer
Wabrfheinlihftit ndh bon 1armern
uno onoersn Steuersablern, bic fir ben
aroberen Sheil Der burcb bic porsnneha
menoen 9srbsiIernngen ptrurfahter
Rotten einSuiteben bubsu, btfiis Be-
tdmpft tperben.
CUTE 0orlagen.
Inter ben aeItern Dor Der Ueridgunq
nod singersihien gorlasen bsfanr
iih cine bsbuIs Nusosbnuns bes
,StDtlbienltes auf Die BON Usiunobelts'
behorben anssiielItsn Nsamtsn, iuobe
benz Gt1btroib bos Reht einesrdumt
pirb. bic 3abI Der Inseii.lIten su BE-
ftimmen.
5erner cine 9orlage sur Grhobunc
bes Sabreseebdlter Der Wdblraibs'
WitsIieoer unb angeIteut:n in Staot
ten. 10 oab bic bisberissn Saldre Dor
$500 auf $4,000, BON $500 ou
$4,000 uno BON $500 auf $1,000 en-
boht tpsroen.
6erner cine 9orlaee behufs areiruns
elmer StautstommiiTion. beitehsno au.
benz 8oupsrnsur, Staats sMupitor UNI
orei pripatbiirssrn. fir ben untauf ii
nss iptniaitsrs 300 Ieres umiaNenber
0runof.iides fir bi. grrihtune eintl
Reiormdnitalt fir Ssrauen, uno bonr
nod cine Dorloes. bic ss Iutomobil
fabrern bel 8ermeiouus 'hperer Stra
ft sur gfliht mdht, ausuhalten, penr
iis sineH llnfau b.rbeifiibrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-13
9aees Gi.sssasiss Dsissbtat reitae IS. oanaar

al bin, no sr ginberung gu finben
bcffte. Jn ben lebten Jabren betrieb
er in Der Vdbe Dresoens cine Rofens
farm unb gaIt als MutoriiGt in biefer
9ranhe. 2luber ieiner Usutter binters
ldbt Ct nod flint Briiber, Muuriee,
Gli, 2eonarb, Dapib unb 4rtbur, unb
brei Shtpeitern. Die aeihe fpirb be-
bufs geerbienng in Der Jamilien8ruft
auf Walnut Oils bierber eebruht
iDerb,n unb biesbe3iiglihe 4noronuns
gen Iinb bereits per 3abel getroffen
ircrben.
6err 1ibel Seifer, elmer Der
dltsiten unb befdnnteItsn 9iirger bon
Gorrnpias, lit geitern i'm Nlter bon 80
Sabren biniiberseIhlummert in elm
beFeres Senieits. Die BserDigung fin.
bet am SamItas Morgen bonn 3rauers
bouie. 256 GIt llniperiitp 4psnu., aus
iiatt, fporauf in Der ct. @eorgius airs
DIE elm feierIihes Requiem abgsbolten
ipiro.
Jrau Catherine goggens
oid, aeb. Gerbisn. lit ssitern ibrsn
Iieben i'm pollenoetsn SO. 2ebensiubre
burh ben 1ob entriisn porben. Die
8reiiin fannie aus Glbsnburg uno
mar Elm tpertthdtises Wiiglieo Der Grs
ten Deutihen prssb. 0emeiube. Sis
biHterldbt einen Sobn. orei 3ohter,
mebrere Gntsl unb llreutel. Die Be
eroisung finost ON Samitae Rahmits
tag bonn 5rausrh1uis, $40. 266 Stor!
Strabs, aus itatt uno bic 8eifesuns
erfolgt auf Der sg.grdbnibs
itdtte auf oem oeutihen Jrieobof aui
WaInut 5ias. Der Irauergottesoisnii
finDet in Der airhe ftu.i, Der bic 9ers
blidene lange Sabre ange60rt tat.