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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
ARBOR DAY TO Be OBSERVED
Tree Planting is to Be the Order of
the Day.
CHILDREN ARE ALSO ENLISTED
Nursery Men Are Swamped with Or
ders for Trees and shrubs from
All Parts of the city In
Honor of the Day.

Arbor day is to be generally observed in
Omaha today ind all sections of the
city are making preparations looking to-
ward the day when all should plant trees
and help to make for a city beautiful. The
library the postoffice and many other in
situations will close for half the day in
addition TO the many business concerns
which make the day half holiday.
Dundee is tn have a general cleaning up
ana tree-plantlng fest and school children
besides observing the day this afternoon
VIII continue their activities Sat, rday The
Brandeis stores will give away 1000 catalpa
trees and this store and Hayden Bros. have
secured thousands OF rose bushes which
they are selling below cost
The postoffice will close at 70 O'Clock
noon Saturday on account OF Arbor day.
The general delivery and one stamp win
dow Will remain open all day Four and
five-trip carriers will make regular morn
ing deliveries and all others one delivery
Collections will be made as usual The
registry department will be open in the
morning and from until 10 D. m
Because OF Arbor day there will be no
session at the Juvenile court on Saturday
Banks will be closed all day today
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Young Joy Rider is
Given Term in Jail
James Whelan Will Serve Thirty
Days for His Love of
Stolen Pleasure.

Boldly admitting his tendency to appro-
pirate automobiles. James Whelan. 174year-
old Joy rider. was Friday morning sen
fenced TO thirty days in the county Jail
With Whelsn appears George sanderson.
young mechanical engineer of Beatrice
Whelsn with sanderson and another youth
named Herber shriver, stole the automo-
bile OF A. II. Walsh, recently.
The three with a young woman drove the
car at breakneck speed until the gaso-
line supply was consumed and abandoned
the machine in the vicinity of Elmwood
park Mr.. Walsh testified that his ma
chine had been injured to the extent of
about 500.
In the trial il appeared that sanderson.
who is a graduate Of Nebraska university.
did not know that the automobile was
stolen at the beginning OF the ride Judge
Crawford, however. found the young man
guilty and sentenced him 70 thirty DAYS.
because Of the fact that his knowledge
OF the theft later did not deter him from
remaining with the Joy riders. sanderson
took an appeal and was released.
ShTtVer has not yet been arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Mrs. Freeman Falls
in SWOOn at News
of Husband S Death
Woman Overcome by Result of Wound
She Inflicted in Sudden Rage
of Jealousy.

When told Of the death of her husband.
Earl Freeman, Friday morning Mrs. Lizzie
Freeman swooned at the police station
Since the shooting Mrs. Freeman has eaten
very little and has not slept at all
According to the statement of the matron
Mrs. Freeman's mind is in danger of de-
rangement. charge of murder probably
win be lodged against the woman after
the coroner's inquest. which will be held
Saturday afternoon az l o'clock.
Mrs. Maggie Hirsch the woman with
whom Freeman was at the time OF the
shooting, received the news OF the death
OF Freeman coolly.
1t Is too bad she said when told
To her husband. julius Hirsch. who called
on her Friday morning she spoke concern
ing their children. She pleaded that the
children be not taken from her care. Bond
for her probably will be fixed within a
day or two.
Freeman died at st. Josephs hospital
shortly after midnight
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
TELLS WHAT SHE
SAW THROUGH KEYHOLE
Interesting session in the Divorce
Court I'm the TiEhe va.
TIEhe Case.

woman who peeped through the key
hole, furnished some sensational testimony
and not a little amusement in Judge Ken
nedy's court room Friday morning during
the hearing Of a divorce suit in which
Mrs. Frances J. TIghe Is asking A separa-
ton from her husband. William Tighe, a
switchman. With the divorce suit Is CON
nected a alienation suit for $4,000 brought
by Tfghe against J. I. Kemp. the fuel man,
whom he charges with improper relations
with his wife. Tighe's wife charges him
with cruelty, and both are asking for the
decree.
w. J. Mcconnell who is Kemp's attorney
in the alienation suit is also acting for
Mrs Tighe In the divorce proceedings
His cross-examination Of Mrs, Nancy Gar
win, who keeps the boarding house at which
the Tighes stayed, was fast and furious
fire Of embarrassing questions. The wit
ness was not allowed 20 forget that what
she saw was seen through a key hole
Mrs. Garvin, however. held her own and
gave the attorney a most interesting
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22

Lum1ey, president; ]. d. Phillips, secre-
tary, Beaver City.
Gage county, Beatrice, october 2-6 II. p.
Crocker, president; II. V. Riesen secre-
Greeley county, Greeley, September 1893;
M. +. O'Malley, president; Thomas f.
Byrne, secretary, Greeley.
Hamilton county. Aurora, August 29-Sep-
TENDER /: r. l.. Mabon, president; s. b.
Otto, secretary, Aurora
Harlan county. Alma, September 5-S; w.
H. Lewis, president; II, T. Moores' secre-
Hayes county Hayes Center. September
$3.50; Nj. L. Tenant. president; ID. r. May,
secretary, Hayes Center.
Hitchcock county. Culbertson. September
2l-23; c. G. Crews. president; W. u. Tay-
Tor. secretary, Culbertson.
Holt county, Chambers, September 2O-22;
J. ID. Grimes, president; J. w. Holden. sec
johnson county, Tecumseh. September
27-29; l.. M. Davis, president J. B. Doug
las, secretary, Tecumseh.
Kearney county, Minden, october 3-6; /,
w Haws,, president; Val Jansen, secre-
tary, Minden.
Keya Paha county. Norden, September
1913; w p Mccormack, president; r. j.
Evans secretary Norden.
Keith county, Ogallala, September 1913;
c. A. Eiker, president; o. L. Chesebro, sec
rotary, Oren.
Knox county, Creighton, August 24-26;
w c. Galley, president; T. j. Buctmaster,
secretary, Creighton.
kimbal county. L{imbal; J. Pedrett,
president; L S. Walker secretary, KIM
ball.
Lancaster county, Lincoln, September 4
s; L. D. Clifton, president: l.. o. Williams.
secretary, University Place.
Madison county, Madison, September T.
Id; j. O. Wakely, president; j. l.. Runear-
son, secretary, Madison.
Merrick county, ClarlSs. September 1s-I5:
l.. {. Lawson, president; Thomas Keefe,
secretary, Clarks-
Nemaha county, Auburn; H r. Howe,
president; d. f. c. Long, secretary. Au-
Nuokolls county, Nelson. September 10
Y; L. r. Bothenfeld, president; George
jackson, secretary, Nelson.
FaWnee county, Pawnee City, October T.
6; w. s. Potts, president; j. G. bort, sec
rotary, PRwnee City.
Pierce county. Pierce. August So-septem-
pet l; n n. MohI, president; A. IL. Back
haus, secretary, Pierce,
Polk county, Osceola, September 1928; ]
NJ Holt president; F. H. Ball. secretary.
Red Willow county. Indianola, Septem-
Der 26-29; John w butcher, president;
James r. Ryan. secretary, Tndianola.
saunders county. Wahoo, September IA
10; &. III, GustafsOn, president; .. Nj. Tharp
secretary Wahoo.
Scott's Bluff county, Gering, September
Z,-s; Frank Beers, president; A. b. Wood
Seward county. Seward, September 27-2o;
George Davis, president; William H. smith
secretary, Seward.
2; Ulta Powell, president; Frank l. Lat
son, secretary, Gordon.
Sioux county, Harrison September 80;
w. L. Hoyt president; r. B. Schnurr. sec
rotary, Harrison.
Stanton. county, Stanton. September 1872
Charles Mcleod, president: Alfred Pont
secretary, Stanton.
state fair, lincoln. September As; o. r.
Hendershot' president; w. r. MellOr, sec
rotary. Lincoln.
Valley county, Ord September 1923; j.
G. Cornell, president; o. +. Cromwell. sec
rotary, Ord
Webster county Bladen. September 49,
William M. Wigman, president; +. L. Nc
Laughlin, secretary, Bladen.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Negro Stricken With
Smallpox Gains His
Liberty in Wild Run
Shorty" Thomas Eludes Guards and
Leaps from second-Story Win
dow-Is at Large.

Fear Of medical students ana their dis
section room tales has made shorty"
Thomas, negro stricken with smallpox
a fugitive from treatment Thomas leaped
from a second story window at Creighton
Medical college dispensary Thursday after
noon. While under guard he was awaiting
the arrival OF an ambulance to bear him
TO the Isolation hospital.
Thomas struck the ground at a running
gait. According TO the best information
OF the police he is running yet
The negro Is broken out with smallpox;
where he travels he leaves a wake OF germs.
lie was taken into custody by DR.. Lang
don, assistant 10 Or. r. W. Connell health
commissioner. and delivered at the medical
college to await the ambulance. A class
OF medical students was placed on guard
shorty moved closer and closer 10 the
window. He awaited a propitious moment
and made his leap. A fall Of fifteen feet
matteTed nothing TO shorty"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Pardoned Wife Beaten
Rearrested and Freed
Mayor Releases Man Convicted in
Police Court-0rdered Back TO
Jail, Then Liberated.

John A. Osborn, street railway en-
ploye. 1901 North Thirty-seventh street,
found guilty OF assault and battery upon
his wife, was pardOned Saturday morning
by Mayor James A. Dahlman. Osborn had
already begun his term OF thirty days in
Jail and Judge Crawford had considered
the case closed.
Saturday morning after court the Judge
saw Osborn in the hallway OF the police
station. How did this man get out" ASKED
the judge, and when told that Osborn had
heen pardoned by the mayor, Judge Craw-
ford, under the impression that the man
had been committed on a county mittimus,
ordered Osborn locked up again,
Later Il appeared that the man had been
committed on a city mittimus and that It
was within the right OF the mayor TO ex-
ercise clemency The Judge admitted the
right OF the mayor and the prisoner was
released.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
WILSON'S LAST BILL PASSED
Governor OF New Jersey Gets Through
Measures for Which lie
stood Sponsor.

TRENTON, n. j., April g.-The public
utilities bill the last OF the four measures
for which Governor Wilson has contend
ing, passed both houses Of the legislature
today. The other three measures which
Governor Wilson advocated and which are
now laws are the employers liability act
the Geran election reform bill and the COR
rupt practices act.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
There Will be no Rain on
the 7 Coming Sundays
(Clear All Day Eastern
So You'll Need Spring Gloves


French lamb gloves, 2-clasp, fully
guaranteed and fitted, all colors per
pair ... Craftsmanship 5
Our Lafayette real kid gloves, in all
shades, are guaranteed and cost but,
per pair .... ......S1.
$3.50 Gloves-all shades and lengths,
slightly mussed by handling; Satur-
udy, CnOlCe .,... tlStfe
16-button, double tip silk gloves, guar
anteed, come in black, brown, tans
and gray, $1.00 values; special at, a
pair .,.... tStt(s
Ladies' Isle and Milanaise suede gloves
2-clasp and 16-button lengths, all col
ors, soc values, at .........2 0c
New range in mems spring gloves, in
cape and Mocha, tans and grays-
at ............. CSC and $3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Frightened Into Fits

by fear Of appendicitis. take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, and away goes bowel
trouble Guaranteed. 25o For sale by
BeatOn Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Big Specials From Benefits Big Grocery

Pride of Bennett's
Flour, sack $3.50
And 40 Stamps
Benefits Capit'l Bak.
P'wd'r. 5-lb. can 81
And 100 Stamp
Benefits Best Cof-
fee, 3 lbs for. 800
Double Stamps.
7Sc grade Tees, as
sorted, pound. $50
CSC grade Teas, as
sorted. pound. 6sc
Tea Siftings. pound
package for. lao
Queen of Pantry
Pastry Flour, 24-lb.
sack for. go. Sl.25
And 40 Stamps
Izurni Crab Meat.
large can, at 900
SOC Can Old Mission
Ripe olives, at. 800
3 lbs. Cleaned Cur
rants for. ..... 26c
Candied l. e m on,
Orange. Citron. at,
per lib. .........1 6c
Sniders' Salad Dress
ing, large bottle.
at Go stamps .25o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22

Ladies', NO need TO worry about your
sunday dinner now. Read The Bee
Market shopper on page s.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
And You'll Want Spring
NeCkWear

Our assortment and display was never
so pretty and varied and little prices are
attached to each
Real Princess Collars, up from. Sl.9s
Real Irish Crochet Collars. up to. Sl2
Crochet Jabots, up from. .............2 5c
Venice Jabots, exquisite styles, 25o, 35c
anu .''..'.' QUO
Dutch Collars on Venice. .... .25c to SO
Pretty Embroidered Sailor Collars, soc
~ .'.s'.''' %
Cluny Colars,at, each. ....... 50 to $3.50
Embroidered Stock Collars with tails,
from ......... ............. 25c to ~
100 dozen Ladies' Embroidered Linen Col
lars, all sizes. 25c value for. ........l 100
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22

One lot of Veilings in Nets and
Mesh, all colors, zoe values, Satur
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Fruits and Vegetables
Cut Their Prices

Extra fancy Strawberries per box,
Saturday =. ...............,..... Toe
Extra fancy Colorado Potatoes, bushel
for ..:.N: ....:.:... 49,. ......... 800
g bushel limit to customer)
Fine large juicy Lemons, doz. zoe
Apples, good eating aud cooking, peck
Tor ...... .......... .............. Soc
2 large plain lettuce for ........5o
oyster plant, buncaes ....... SO
Home grown Rhubarh, 3 large punches
Tor '..'...'.. go $500: -, 1oc
lot DC
Tomatoe plants, all varieties, 3 dozen
sn 1or nric.s Al, d.,. on Na;ai GronJ zoe
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22
Then Hosiery is Needed

Ladies' Pure Thread Silk Hose in Sky,
Pink Tan, Lavendar and Black shades
9 very SpeClal, at. ..................... 500
Ladies' Fine Mercerized Lisle Fast Black
Hose. Soc value for. ............a 6o
Ladies' soc grade Llsle Hose 95c, 3 pairs
We carry a beautiful line of McCullens'
celebrated silk hose in black and colors
at OIL TO $3.50
Crisp New Ribbons and Handkerchisfs.
and 6-inch all Silk Ribbons, best col
and Inch pfi MORE and Taffeta Ribb65S
worth acc yard, at. .............2 5c
Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched Handker-
CnlcIs lOCy LOT. ........... 26C
Ladies' Embroidered Sheer Linen Hand
kerchiefs, 35c values for. 49,. 25o
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22

Ten new styles French Back |
Corset Covers. some elabor-
ately trimmed with lace
insertion and edglng, others
narrow with dainty EN-
broi dery trimmings, at,
each .............. .25c i
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-22

Athletic WaSn plain and striped has the low
turned collar short Mikado with French
just the thing for Golf Tennis Boating office
See them Saturday 1925
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07
!, 2tnsebliber Selbftmorb.
0eri1tuiuben oes Sebmpur Sbarp
upd) mid)t anfgeflart.

2lr6eitqeber, 8erpunbte uno 5reunoe
bes 50 Sabre alten 6dftsretienoen
Sepmour 8. Sbarp BON go. 2223
9sntOn Strabs, Dalnut Sills, t0nnen
teins Grtldrung fir Das in Der Dom
nsrftag Ru6t in YomeroD erfolgte gez
beimntBppae 8sribDtnoen pes Wtans
mes geben. Gbarp oerf4pano aus Dem
Rstp Bennington 5otel in pomeroD uno
sinige 3eit ourauf tpuroen iein 9ut
unD Rod uuf benz iydbrboote gefunz
ben. Spdter meloeten it6 peri6teoene
YsrIonsn, tpelhe gefeben babeu tDollen,
pie Sbarp in ben 5luB patste uno
bon Der StrDmung fortgeriTeu Ipuros.
Sbarp, tpelher fir Die 8ulcdn Suppl9
Co., go. 128 SpCumore Strabe, thd@
tig mar, trut am Mpntag etne 9ez
IhGftsreiIs an uno beabit6tigte, am
Sdmitag 3urId3ufommsu. 6err Su8o
8 .Dente, 8rdiioent Der fSirmd, err
tldrte aeItern, bag S9arp feInes gBti"
lens teinen Gruno gebabt babe, Selbit=
morb gu bsgehen. gr babe Ii6 tets
oes dllIeitiqen 8ertrauenS feiner DR.
beitgsber srfreut unb ft6,uls er um
Montag bic Retie antrat, unf6etnenn
in por3iiglia gutter Stimmung befun'
ben.
Sbdrp tpobute Bel elmer berbeiratAes
ten Io4tsr. Ro. 1923 SentoH Strube,
Walnut SiQs. Sin Sobu, Carl
Sbarp, 1T in Ct. 9au[ uHidfig. nab
rsno elm grubsr, Charles ;. Saarp
SO. 2O56 Gafern aDenue, bierieIbIt
tpobnt. Derielbs srtldrte geftsrn, BAT
penn Istn 8ruber Selbitmoro began:
gen babe, sr pieies nur in tln5ursh'
nungsfdbigem 3uItanbe 9etbGn baber
tonnte.
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II \ 7 dils.

- qrthur glpoo, Wlaidiuiit oes
Boot goneern, fis! seitern
Rprssn pGbrenb Der 4rbeit bon elmer
2sitsr uHo ,Os iih msbrsrs aopfpuns
ben gu. Or tpuroe nah oem ftaotis
itsn 6oipital gebradt.
- Uaol1is 3ep. 40 Sahr. alt. bon
14O4 Central 4ps., fiel eeItsrn in i1s
rer Dobnuns sinsSreppe binautsr unb
brad itch ben rehten urn. Sic purs
be nah benz idptiideu SoipitdI sss
braht.
- Der II Sabre alts WaItsr Gala
ban, BON SO. 2514 Semloe Strabe,
WaInut Oils. Duroe geitern 4beno an
Der McUti[Ian unp BAIL Strabe bon
siusm BON Otto 8rau. Ro. 3413pIeas
Iantpistp Qpe., geeisnsten uno sslentz
ten 4utomobil setroffen unb 5ur Seite
oeihleunert. Der 9erunsliidie, mel
der NIT lsihtsn aontuiionsH am aopf
uno am G6ertorper baponeetommeu
mar, lpurbe in bem4utomcbil nah Der
.Iterlinsn Wobuuns gebratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

CroneH sin. abitimmnus bebuis Gin
psrlsibuns psn CaiIsp an.

Su ibrsr gsitrigeH Sisuug Be-
fhlofisn bic gountp aommthdre,
neil Der 9emsiuoeratb DON Satlep in
bisisr ge5isbuug niats setban bGt,
bab bic 5ruge Der GtnDerleibung
SatIsDs gu Cincinnati ben gargGn
Der Srti6oft bel Der tommenoen
4abI CUR 46itiTmung uHterbreitet
peroen fol-.
Die Wtonats6erihte oes Gpunt1z
ihabmeiiters uuo Gpuntp 4uottors
rpeifeH nad, oaB iih gegen1pdrtig ST.
O55, ,140.90 i'm gountnihus befiubeH,
tppppn 5000 i'm g,ountp S6dgs
amt iino, Der Reit leoo6 bei ben pers
I6isosusn gdnteu oeponirt lit.
Sir bic 8erbe6erung Der Tanner
QDenue, osrsH Soften uuf $13,810
DsrQnidlagt iinb, liefeu nur 5tDet Gns
gebote ein, bon oeneH ousieuige bee
). Ritolion aueeniheinlih oas ME-
origits mar. Sir bic 9urnst S6opl
5ouie Rooo 8srbeherung Iiefeu piel
4ngebote Elm, pelhe 5uiammeu mi
ben por6srgebsuosu benz gpuHtps Sna
geuieur IbertpRien purDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07
6crsidllaa.

5rdu Warp aampbaus, 81 Sabre
alt, tpobnbaft bel tbrem Sobne 5arrp
aamphaus, einem Wirtte BON Sprtng
grope uno Sarriion Gpenue, icnt gez
tern abeno, tpdbrenb iie Iih NIT ihrer
5ohtsr. Grou Qnna Sopoen, auter-
belt, plosIi6 be1puBtlos SuIuramen
uno mar BEL Der 4ntunft bes fpfort ge-
rufenen 4rstss Or. McGutre berstts
cine 2ei6e. Der Coroner rpuros be-
nahrihtist unb itellte sinsn 9ersihldg
ais 1obesurIahe fet.
Die 0eritorbene mar Die Witttpe
bss 5enrp aampbaus. pelter uber 35
Sabre lang bos alte Roaohouie, Go.
4200 Spring 9rope Qpeuue betrieb
unb ben meiiten gineinnatiern be.annt
mar. Grau aampbans tam als aino
BON iieben Sabren NIT ibren Gltern
Ron Berlin, Deutihlano, nah 4meriia
unn pobn.e isitoem in Cincinnati
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

Gin r6 oI3 bergDert". Der
feItiamite aler 9ergpertsbetriebe ftnz
bet iit npbl in SuorubIuno. gtnd Ell
nsr Mittbeilung Der rRepue foreittere
oeSrance" tpirn bort ndmlih etnSergz
merit uusgebeutet, IN Dem ntht &ohle
poer gr8 geihurft, ionoeru SoI8 gea
ppnneu piro, unD 3tpar bruunes. rola=
farbeues, blaues uno geIbes Gihenbol5.
TieIe Sbatiu6e tltngt 5unat1t per-
nunDerIi6, beruht aber au9eni heIrllh
auf ourhaus rthtigen 2lngaben. geE
gaqaerunqen in eiusm 5luiie entoette
ein raiTiIher 0ol3groBbdnoIer auf osm
8runpe oes Wai1ers Iehr gut erhalteue
giteHitdmme, uno bel genuueren llna
terfuhunqen iteQte es iih beraus, oaB
in oerinqer Siefe uuter Der SberTldhe
Elm qan8sr Gihenpalo oergraben Iiegt.
Der etpa 200 GuoorattiLometer be-
bedt. 3us SpIs 1T gang portreffIl1
erbalten uuo pegeu Der eigsnthumliteH
syarbung, bic es Qngenommen bat tur
Bic perihieoeniten mooernsu Stid@
lerarbeiteu beionoers geeignet, 10 paB
Der aIltli6e Rufe oamit etn Sutes
8eIaGft MAIDEN piro. Gr rednet
barauf, bab Isin .gergpert" ihm me-
| uioTtens 10000 tpoblerbaltene bunte
Gihenitdmms lieferu Dtro.
&prfiihe 81 q DE" Sin ions
oerbarer Yro3eB piro bemnG6't bds
Barrier Geritt beihaftigen. unter
ben 4ufnabmen, bic eine Barrier &is
Observation-Disclosures in Der gau5en
gseIt perbreitet bat, lit etne Serie bea
! Ionoers erfolgreich gepeien, bic ods
gonDitenpeIeu in 8oriita burh leben.
btoe 5senen peranihaulid!. Weniger
| sufrieben ais bas YubIttum III aber
! Der 8erein sur $sbuug oes 6remoena
pertehrs in Qiaccio. Sem RetIdmes
| ousTbuB iIt Der 2lnjidt, baB oteSrems
ben nd, pdppr bitten peroeu, Die SHle[
8ouopartes gu beiu6en. penn thHen
| biIblib m glusfitt gsitellt ptro, ouB
| lie 8onoiten in Die !9dnoe fallen tonn@
ten. Gs Ioa oesbalb pon oen 8eretn
cine alaqe tpegen gerIeumoung seeen
bic siruia eingersi1t pOrosu iein, uno
bic 0erhanblung peripri6t amulant
au tperoeu. Wenu Der prp5eb 5it
/ gunffeu aorIitQs enti6iebsr iptto,
onrften unoere Slasen ppn dhHlIhsr
art fplasn. 9orldufig frsili6 bat Die
5irmu nur 9orthsiIs pou oieier sSor'
| IiIhen Rane~, oenn eine be'is1e He'
i flame lam i4 ith uitt tuinlasn.
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- gds WohHbuus nes Hpntra.s
tors Sobn 9opldn am WliuDi Riper,
oberbaIb Der Iosenanutsu 1urtepgots
toms, purbe geiterR Ra6mittag nit
Isinsm tpsrtbpoqsn Snbalt burh elm
iSeuer, tpel6es burt bic grpio'iou
zines 9aIoIinofsrs oeruriadt fporbsn
mar, s,rit0rt. Spriseu 60. 18 uno
2eitsr 60. 8 battsn srobe Shpieriss
tsiten su iiberpinosu, bepor lie bic
granoft6tte srrsiten tonntsn, uno
bier ftelIte Is iif heraus. baB ein3ise
BaHer, bas sur 9erfiisuns itanb,
sinsm Brunnsn srtnommsn Derben
muBi.. WittIsrpsiIs battsn Die
s5lammen bersits 70 nett um ilh ess
sriffeu. baB bon BEN brennenbeH Ge>
bduos nihts msbr 81 retten mar.
SSeuermarihaa Coleman rihtete oober
isin 6ouptauesumsrs barauf, bds
Jsuer bon siusm aHgrenssnosn 5auie
fernsuhoIi.n, mas ibm aud gslans.
Der 8ranoihoesu rpiro auf $500
abssftGst uno iit ourd 9.riiherung
eebsdt. Dos s.rftorte 9sbduos mar
Gissnihum Der Cole & Crane 2ums
tsr 60.
SH Der Ride bes Robsrt Real,
Ro. 336 Smith Strabs, srplObirts
sejisrn Der GaiolinOf.n. syrau Rsal
.rlitt lsih.e gronorpunbsn an ben
6dnosn. Bel Qntunft Der Jsuertpsbr
mar bic Gsfabr bsr.its beisitist pors
ben.
Jn benz pusipoarenssihGft bon Us
:. boueb. i'm sr'teu Stcdlpert bes
Reane 0ebdubes, go. 1O6 Race Ctr,
fam aus unbs,annter uriahe eir
5suer gum 4usbruh, fpelfss in ber
Rahborihafi bsbsutsnoe aufresunc
ternorrief. Tas iyeuer bate, als e
BON Dem friibersn qoli3iiten MeSorIsr
entoedt tpuroe, bersits siemlih groB'
Timeniionen aneenommen. Gin alnrr
bon aniten 80 brahte msbrers Spri.
bensiiee unb aeit,rpdeen ioipi. eos
Galpagsforps our 5ttfle. ieocd
ionnten bic Jsueripehrleute ben
gronoberbe. fpeItsr iih inn 5intertbsi
bes Debdubes t.fduo, ftper teitcm
men. Muberbem paren fie bur6 BIZ
ftorte Nouhentipidlung in ibrer Or
belt iebr bebinoert. Rad .tipa balb
ftiinbissr arbeit tonuten bic Glammer
ae!0fht ipernen. Der 8rnnoihooen
ipelter Surn 0sriiherune seoedt ii
fpirb auf ,ttpa $4,000 obseIhdst. Di
Gniiishunssuriute oes Geners III ie
benfa1s auf aursihlub elestriide'
Dr1bte surudsufiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

beutfde Wefen bat bic @abe unb bic
araft, bic fulturfeinbliden 3uge bes
englifhsameritaniihen Gbaratters 5u
iiberipinben, unb bat iomit Die Qufs
oabe, bic art bes .fpefbenben, fommene
ben amsrifaniIhen 9oltss tpslsntlih
mitsubsitimmen.
2iebpertbe Jrsunbe! 7reueu mir
uns .bes Reihtbums unierer GET.
freuen mir uns bes Reihtbums dmeri>
faniIhen aebens. Sn ieiner 6oupts
itobt finb mir peridmmelt 3ur 3eut>
ffsn 5aassseier. 0eriiber iiber pie
Sdbr6unberte ruff pd'tortus uns als
ieinen Naffabren: !6eil, 6eil, 3u.
Wir aber nollen ffoffsn fir bieie5
fhDne. tHure Ganb, bos, fpenn cs
audi niht bas Grab uniersr Batter
birgt, TO bod bic Wiege unIsrer Rim
Der trdgt.
3reu bes glutes Gtimns,
Dem Ghpure treu, ben frsi mir ges
fhtporen,
Nltes foobrenb, Reues itaffenb,
8Ieibsn Der Batter mir tDertb.
Carl 0sugart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-07

Der 81 Sabre uIts Samss Senorits,
BON 90. 954 Wsit Court StruBe. nell
der DOR lungen Sabren benz 9clissi-
peportemeut angeb0rte, ieitoem aber
hsreits 81 pisoerholten MuIet nit
Dem qrbeitshaus getanrtfboft gez
mGht bat, puroe seitern DON bem DO
li3iitsu Charles mtllsr i'm grtrthcu ufe
rerbaftet uno uls OeroGttig siuses
iperrt. gr ioll DOR einiger 3eit aus Der
Office bes Or. 9apio Deuper, 948
glart Strabe, etnsu Guiteu nit hir,rrs
eiiteH Snitrumenten gsItohsn bdberI.