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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05

Die Teiupsrt Office fur Sas vGis.
eiauafier @Oifs6Iatt" befiuSet ,dl IN
Vs. 339 0srf Strahs, seseuiber BEN
Gpartbauie, woIeIbit Geuisfeiteu, Gin.
ssigsn u. |. N. bis 10 iltr 45 Nainutes
Abeaos entgeseuaeaommeH ,uerSsa.
Selepbou Sontb 24Of.
Das Seitament bes p.rifprbsn,n
Staot afefors 8. 8. gr.us tpurbe
I'm Gountpssribt binterI.at unb aus
genommen. er binterldst afffes f,tz
ner Gattin elifdbetb anna greus
Huh erneHHt Il. Sur 8ormiinbtriu f,is
nsr minberidbrtsen Rinber unb aur
Observation-Disclosures.
- Die RefDport aerie Der gooles
trifft 8orbereituneen su ein.m Quss
f!us am tommenben SDuutaa nqh
benz eagoon Bart In 2ublpp, Rp.
- Dur6 bas stitiee gtntrsFfen bes
Deputp Sberiffs SmfeIb, Der In Sol.
VI. M. 9lelions 4utomcbiI Die Gobrt
mad ber gouns'fden McItsrei, brei
Uteiltn fiibli6 Don 9eppprt qeIeaeu
md6tt, ipurbe ein auttionsperfnuf
Derbinoert. Charles GIDon, Der W.ns
uuger Der anbreD Stablnerfe hattie
Douns Brotbers anf Gdab.nerfab IN
6obe bon $500 DerfIdgt, neil sr ins
.feIas siner aslIiioH FINES ausemo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05
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- Die % Jabre alts Bertha 8srs
nausr, bic i'm Jfbrudr nisles Jabres
ibr 3ipsi Monate altes unebtIihes fino
in ben aanOl sslfIeubtrt bate. tam
stiteru nit s:asm fuspenoirten llrs
tbsiI booOn. 9ds Mdo6sn fiaHo bse
5Dbi6loss aHastIast unD plaibirts
f6uIois. Ri4i.r Hronn osrurtbeilte
iie su fiinf Sabrsn 3uhtbaus. fuspens
birt. j.boh bas lirtbeil uRb bas
WGbhsn, fir n<Ihss fi1 bier srobs
Spmpatbis tuRoetgeben, ioRHit NIT
feinsr Wuttsr Huh Der 6eimctb n,
Gresns Gountp suriidiebrtn.
-8eniamin Q. .Bornss, tinasilsnbsr
In Dieuften Der giationol Cab Rsqis
fer Co., Der Dor siniger !3eii auf 9ts
trsiben Der puumon Car Co., hssgBm.
6iu unb bsi1en 7odter Cecil 6ia, urs
ter oi. aniIos. ssffellt rpnrbe, aaf bic
aestsr,, lpdbr.n6 iis MeifttOlIeeen NOS
ren, siu.n uniittliden AHgriff semnhi
gu bnbsn, bot oie brti Gennnnisn ets
fern nuf 3ablune Don $30. 1888 ptrs
tlast. CT fibrt on. hob sr 15 1nss
in Der Sail FAB. ebe tr gsgen1iirsfhdfi
frsiseldFen rpurbe nnb fDsittr, oob er
IN anbericn, Jnb- no iein prDssB
itattfanb. sbr.u0Oa freissiprOnen tpprs
ben lei.
- Der 3abnar5t Or. y. g. BeIs
linser, Der aIs talsntirter Wtuiiter be-
iannt mar. tpurbe esftern Abtno. als
er feine stebIinesgsise fpielts. Don sis
mem plObli1sn 1pbe ereiIt. Der 9ers
itorbene, Der Elm Mlter pom go 5abrstl
srreidis anb cine mittipe binierIGbi.
mar Elm Mitslieb bss gountp Hoorb
Of 0iIiitors uHb YFdiibsnt Der Dhic
Safe Depofs q: xruR Co., fciDie bet
Wonteomsrn Gointp 4nm1nt Goeiein.
Die Beerbisuns finDet Gdmitng Qodls
mittag bonn Erauerbnufe. no. 230
9ortl aublon atpsuut. aus nctt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05

- 8eim poIisei6ef Srtlie6 limb
aLasen sinselaufsn, bdb cine ansdbl
GtHber auf oem neaen 9auplab Der
ct. 8ernarps Gsmsinbe in Dopton
S6aoeu anseri6tet habsn.
- SnfOIse zines I6obbdften Raucb.
fanses entitdnb I'm 5auie bes 6errn
u. R. Sc Rpp, an Der 8. unb Gdpton
4ptnue. Ddptou. Elm G.uer, bag sinerl
S6doeH BON $25 anrihtste.
- Dus Soc 5oot.r Womsn's g.liei
Corps Don Doptpn perfammelt I'D,
beuie abenb tn Der Wobnuna Der ;srau
8reiitnitsin an Der 3. apsnut.
9eute unb morssn lpsrbsn bi.
Graminntortn gep. Z. ". Grim,
DEG. O. Gtrubef, H. g. ,aimberlb unD
Sones McGiunis bic aebrerprifuna
fir bis OffentIihen Sdgisn BON Dag.
ton ahRaIteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05
0ala.g .gDritellaas oss 9eatidjsH
fbeatsrs.
1ielelbe finSet Mspmtag, Is. Mal, tIH
aeaInmt 1tr. 1bsaisy itstt.
tsalsipisI BON ;sraa suiis samis. ssrtl.

aubtrseipSbnli6s aHitrengunstr
ipsresn BON Iirettpr 8. g. 5hmir
ssniont. um eem Deutfhihum nit Der
Gdlas sNoriieIluns cine siiHitlsrift,
auffiihruHs 3u biettn, Die alIes friiber
GtIsiftsts fpcm5glih nod iibertrtffeu
fpl. Gs III i'm iibriesn sir Geniiss
bstdnni, mas bic tunoise Aeeie Direts
tor Ghmibs bermas. ebsnio Dab nis
6uuptitGrts Isintr DortrsifIihsn aiinits
Isri6aar pornsbmIid i'm 5daufpsel
bfrncrtritt.
.GIaube uns bsimatb', Der ntgsfte
triumph bsutfhtn G,iites. In Elm
msrt bon beiisn Heefutune nur fpeniss
uHterribtsi isin lpsrbsn. Die otutfdsH
auHfttriiifer preiisn otn Mutor aIs bar
~WeHias" sinsr neusn GIansseii fir
peiitfhe Biibnenoihtunsen. llnttr
Nusiholiuns Der mobernsn Rihiunq
mit olen ibreH 6ilFsmi.tsIn unD
aaifftn bot osr Dsrfofitr nit Itiutr
iIatiirlihen Ginfnhbeit einsn 10 esipdls
tietn Ginbrud gu erpsdsn psrmo6t.
bob man feinen tpeitsrtu arbsiisn init
fisberboitsm 5nitrsHs sHieeesniitbt. =
Jruu 2uiit 56miei. als 0ait fir bic
auFfiibruns. ipiro in etnsr srobsn
GhardtttrsRoIle 6 auftreien.
Gin srittIaiiiass Sr6efier lit sben,
faiIs fir ois wOrfslIuns ensueirt nor
ben.
Der @orDtrfdui btr Iidtis in bsn
beimtnien @srpertaufsitsIlsn bel Otto
Rag. apothsis. Din: unb aibtrtp Str.
un6 bei 8. &. 5beobaIn, gn1honns
lung, 1919 8iRs Strobs. bat bertits
btaonntn unb fo[lten sidets umesbene
beffeIlt iperbtn. Der 4eeHt bts Deuis
ftsn 3b.aters. 5trr 8. o. Burger.
1914 Ruth aptnue, Sslsphon Rortb
2776R., fiitrt .bsnfoas giIdbtfttnuns
asn due.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05
Jnldnsiid3e WadJriBtes.

- yin O OreH3WreII. I0llus
bitter @autid) Don Ga Grpift, Mis.,
Dsrtdfisie fiirslit sipti WdnHsr. pie
i'm Siitannl oes RiFiHippi nit Rsbfu
s.fiIft botten. gsim 9srb0r fieIIie
| iigh nun bsraus, bdb bic Wdnner auf
timer Sniel ipohnien, bon Der feit breis
Ella s5abrtH bic Beb5rbtn pon Winnes
fota Stsnsrn sinessosen batisn. uHb
borum i'm Glauben itbltH. hnb Tie
9iirs,r oiefssGiaates unb eober essen
ibs. @.rscftuus prDtsft sinsaltssn BE-
sehtist ftien. Stt h6litH auf mainas=
Iotasr 8Obsn ssfiiGt. no bisIt Art bss
Gcnsts NIT Nsstn tr.1ubt iti. Gs
f4eint uliO. DAB In ientr BtasnD iibtr
bic Grenss siHe gsfbti.ie WleinAng
berrfdt. unb bic aHeaseenbsit irsrb
Dor ben aonsrsb eebrad,t iptrbtn. uu
BITE senaus Gruss ftitsufssen.
- berr 8alsHtiH @ haaf,
Elm aIgemein beteuRtsr uRp aed6ttttr
bsusfd,er 9iirgsr BON Snbianapslis, ifs
mad, l6nsetr aranibest aus bsm eebsH
geihiebsn. Ssrr Ehoaf marbe am z.
SuIt 1881 gu GrrHffurt q. W. ssbos
rrn unb tam i'm Sabre 1860 ais Sing
ting uad Snbionapcgis. i5o sr auh
Ietther beft1nbie feineR Mphniib bate.
Bon 1850 bis 1870 lpdr Der Wsritoys
bene ais Characterization tb6tis, unh
uurbe ipeesn ieiner ercben fy6hsgfeit
In oieism Gnh als pr6fibeHt Der gres
Ben 6obelmiible Der Jnnidndpolis Was
nufaeturtrs' anb Carpenters union,
eines ber grDbien berGrtiaen GinbfiiIss
msats In SHbiGna, nu benz snm srSks
ten sbeil Gentl1e btltsiligi finb, err
pabli. ireIhsu g,oNtn tr bis su Jsinens
2ebtnsenoe inne bate. 6err &maof
mar ein einfahtr aber sGi btntfdsr
9brtnmann im spobseH Einne nss
Weries. an bsuifden 9eIirsbunesn
nabm sr repen anibeil. 10 mar er aan
siner Der Wiisriinbtr bey .SneioRapos
lis Dtatf&eH Gfssnieitissn Jsuerpsrs
fi6eruHsssG sGeieufHcft. fpsIHeT er pisle
Sabre aIs Dirtiior ,bitnis.
Gin GrItbnib. bcs e iDcbl
ftin ptbtn lang ni9t pereefisn ipirb,
bate 9ans Brtnntr, eiR 1aitgsieb bsr
BefabuRg Des bsifif@en ;yrn@thans
piers .amelin", fpel6er biefer 1aae
NIT 8dnantn non port Anlonio, Ga
Hiaied, In Baltimore cnI0nate. Ddhs
rtnb 1renner ouf bsr 60hrt pon 3lssp
Wort H1a Jamaita mit brsi nnheftu
SdiffsongeiteIiten im 1obsranm nit
NeiHieungs1rbtiim befmdfiigt mar,
fab q fih pt5bIin siner srpben
S6Ionee geetndber. ginsR E&redsass
lnrei aushobsno, iprone e. IN bsm
WomeHt 5uriid, oIs ibn bos 1bisr bsis
BEN ipOIltt. Gbe his S@Idnae isbch
ssnsH aspsiien MngriH MAIDEN sennit.
lirurDt He BON Nrenner's RplIeaen NIT
S6duftIH oRatgriffeH une mad turs
5eH Hompft gssBbtei. Brenner mar
bon btm 0usgeaunbenen gmWdgH fo
sntHsrpt, bdb es sesaamer 3eii 81
burFte, BID II feint MrDsiten iortTeten
loHHte. Mis bie G@lrnge, fpeldx adbt
| Jub lang mar, an Bprb bss Duryss
Ipfers eeIanete. in ni6t bsgaHai; man
eI0ubt abr, bob He hi a06i III Ben
lnbsroum brad. lpdbrenb ber Dors
PIER IN aumoiea Wonanen an Naro
naam. Die WcHoHen bilhetsn bsnn
sinen suiea G3lavfninlsl fiir ne.
Gar4 hos anfHnb<n bsr G&Iauas
ipitrx aud btr LOB Der G6i(faldht.
esrtH sfrqueif4trz 2si6nam siuias
| 1ass roshtr atfaHbeH lpares sssIlsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05
Jn 8roker 8eioranik
eiHs bic aaatt5rista psa BanI
Cshemmtssr Oh isines
gtri4piastas.

Sn GROCER geforsnib iiHb Die 4ngts
t5rtssn bes As Sabre ai.en 56ubina.
dtrs gdul Gsitsnmensr Oh feines Ger
idapinnsns. Geisenmtper Derlieb. NE
etfttrn Der glolissi semslbtt fpurDe.
ferHe Dohnuns an Der ede Der WliIfeu
uuo gumber Strabs. am Wsittipo6
anb ift ftttoem nidt m,br etieben
tporosH. ia tr in Der lstitn 3fil
anberorbentIih nieoereefblastH mar.
hefiirhtsH bic anstb6riesn oas
EGlimmItt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05
Pamlltoa

Samiitpn Nnseiaea, apfaI-Mssisen
unb Nfnigftiten linb absneeben Gdf
Der 4. nnh Charles Gtfast. ltnfEf
Ngcat fiis SaniItsn ippbnt 80. 3Ot
Nero GroHt Gtr. ssIepbon 4autiIsps
1851. SeIspbpn ,nieres @orrsipoa
- 5rI. Bertha Berger. ipeIGe fell
bret Sobren ols 2sbrsrin an BET
WppbsDdgs Ghule tptrtts, etIas ee.
tern Rittds In Der Bobnuns ibrer
Shipeiter, 5rou Games 6. .aine an
Der Usiobletolpn 2anbitrabe, no fis
lett einieer 3eit tpObute, sinem 2ers.
lsioen, 5rl. Berger mar bic Johisr
oer Srau Marp Berger Don 8eibanp
uno fano i'm "a. 2sbensiobr. Sis
biHterlobt bic frdusrnoe Mutter. pier
Briieer unb eine Shtpeiter.
- Die Geueripebr tpurbs porasiiern
Gbeno I,nth btr Mobuuna Der Wittme
56neioer, 30. 644 WapIe Mreuue, gee
rafen, po oos Tadl purh syuntsn aus
einem RouhFaRs in Srdnb seraitsn
mar unb unbeb.utsno befmdoigt
tpurpe.
- Die tIsine Marp EtilIipaug5 bon
Der Wlain GtrdBt purbe porgtitern
Rohmittae pon BEN 5un6 Der ssraa
Sophie Gartfpriebt irs Bein stbiiien
uns bic Wunben mubtsn BON Or. Sas
ter ousetbrannt tptrben. fsrdu Gdrtr
tpriebt ipurbe Dor Moppr Rotbpeu pts
Iaesn. Der bsiFtp. aOtsr tpurbe gum
lobe Derurtbeiit uno ssftern Rcrpen
erfhoFen.
- Rcbert GobIer iuurbt Dor Ritser
@oro stlabsH, um gu srtIareu. tporum
er Der 4nna 5abisr bic sueefprotensn
alimenie niht bt5abIt bat
- Dem Otto o. Qnbers ipurbe bic
SdRioune BON WabsI Qnbers tpe1en
9.rna6Idifisung unO 8erIdF.n suses
iprp6eu.
- 5eiratbsfdxir,. Sobu gorttB
Dopis, 20. Don Gibnsp, O., unb GIeas
more Streutsr, "a, 6amiIton; SsHrp
5rsh. graafh, 36, 5am;itou, unb
GIi3abetb MoIons. "a. S1miIton;
GburIss Mcaean, 26, WtnbIstotpn,
unb Sue Grubs, %. SouliItOn; aupp
gDbm, 81, Wibblstopn. unh Rate
S6ubisr. %. MioeIstOun.
= 5rl. Ggora gOtpmon, bic 5o6s
ter Der iyrau 8opmdn, itarb geitern
in Oarrtopn i'm gIIttr bon A Sotrtn.
- Die GrobgsialpOrsnsn rpsroen
beuts Ra9mittae ibr,n 8tritt i'm
ariminaIsertht sinr,ibtn.
- Die @runbbeiip.r Der On 6iah
StrdBe oftlin Don b,m adnol, Deer
fie!o 2dnoitrobt unb Soncof aptnue
erfuhten ben etoetratb, his esnanns
ten Strabsn gu Dl,n.. Die 8epobner
bon on SomiItcr poIItn absugstds
nGIe unb bic g.pobnsr Der 2. Woro
perInrp.r einsn 9erriifslnartt. Die
Detail @eihG'tsIsuts fuolIeR cine
bObsre 2isers fir 5duIirer, um be.
f,lben aus Der 5tabt Su baIten uub
bic pIumber tpiiui4sn .iusn 5ufpettor.
- Die Grcbsef9nor.nen unte.
fuhen cine an3aH 6dbnsnsdmpfe, bic
is;Rsit bier uuo In WiebIstorun itetts
funbsn.
- allsu anbreirs BON bier reiFis
mad Columbus, nm ben Senator
5fnac o. $ouffman pon Butter gountp,
peI8er Der Bsits6uHs anss,Ioet pirb,
gu pertb,ioissn.
- Rsu. 3. 8. Wsnor.bsab, Der Ore.
bigger Der Grft,H liniieb gresbpterius
nsr airts, 1T osftern oen fsin.n Be
fu4 in 9sutialdnb, England ufp.
suriidsstehrt.
49, Der prdIibent bes Stabtrctbs
g. ". Rubsr uirb ouf Wunit Der
Staotrdtbe bsmn1hit ein apmmittes
ernsnnsn, I'm stnsn 8nuplos fiir Elm
ntues Gtoptuehdfihe uusnffudasn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05

gfIs George Gutter, Gin bstannssr
tbsffdftsrtIfsnbtr, am Doanerif0g
Mbsnb TN wedtr Douit antam, ipnrs
ben ibm stpti Dtpefnfn einasbdnbist,
BON bsntn etne ben acb jstner Satin
In 6affinss, ylsb., unb bic annsre ben
1Ob ftinsr Wusssr tn g,rOpibsnes; o..
s., mslbets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05
Die Staaisgesbasbang.
Columbus, 4. Mai.
SaDifis s9prlass i'm 6Dufe
paIfirt.

~ " ~ W
paffirt.
i'm Sduis ipurbs am Donnsritas
Rndmitins gang unsrportet, bic i6pn
pisIfn6 bsiprofene Satpidis 4oriass,
bic auf bic GTEsuaaas 0OH SGuIs
Eupsrtntenoenisu Bs;ue boi uHD be-
ipnbtrs gsgen ben EuperinteHbsnisn
elfon pon GlspelnHb ssri6t.t f.in iOIi.
In britssr 2fune oufesHommsn unn
NIT 65 ess.n 8 Siimmen paTiss.
Rspr. Gsuinesr BON glsp,Ianb mar
Der Ginsigs. bsr bis 9orlase bstdmpfi,.
unb trosbem fnii ale Repr1IsntantsH
nntpelnb iporen, erbielt bieFslbt nur
cine sriapps wlsbrbsit. Eoear Rtpr.
Jranf SilIsntnmp, prGfibent bssDeuts
f5en 2ssistutursEIubs. fpra6 suguns
fen Der 9orIogs, obluobI eisItlbe pom
.. u. Stuatspsrbnnb b,tdmpft pots
ben iis.
aubsr Espr. JsLIingsr fiimmisH
nod bte SoIesno,n sssen biz sin: Gas
pibiou BON Gnft aioerpooi, Dan BON
Ghillieotbe. OnsipeiIer pon Cincinnati,
goreHs BON GprinsFitln. Rsio BON 10,
neits Gounip, Scott BON 6orriIon
eonnip uHo Smith BON 3anesSills
Der Gruno, parnm bic Eonidis
Bin i'm 6aas in eritter lsinng ouFs
genommen ipurbe. beitsbt eartn, Dab
Der ntuf. fir Donntrftaa aufeeitslIis
OefhafisiaIenber BON anIenhsrtoms
miitee. bas am Mbenb super iptasn
8abelsllHterluHHng isins Gibuns obs
atbdlttn. nid,t sutasbeiben NOR, unb 10
fpurbt Der aaIsacsr pom 5reiiag bers
esnommsn, auf nem bic Gnipidis gin
cine Der oben0n issbeHbtn gorIassn
mar.
GdneIIe Mrbtit.
Die BON GsRotor 9absr om Wiiis
nod sinstrsihie WorIags, hurG fpelft
bic Gruiitss Der Cincinnati Siiobohn
autberiiirt fpsFbsa, Bombs I'm Beirast
pon $500, 600 sa perausesbsn. INN init
benz grirng btrielbtn bic Esrminaiisn
In Cincinnati fertis 81 ifslIen, tuurbe
am 1oHnsriias ihOn In briitsr geiung
aufsfRontrnsn unb saosiltis paffiri
unb ipirb bsm 6dule iibermiitelt pers
ben. Der Worlnee snfOlse perpflihtsi
Fds bic g. N. 8. &c q. %. Rp, 60,
bic p1hteriR Der Balm. eeHug pnhi
Su besoblsn. I'm Hid3t anr bic 3inisr
AZ beden. fonbern audi eintn9 9ilaunass
GoHbs fur bic einitigt Ginl0fung bsr
Bombs 30 fd,nffen.
9trfhiebsHes
| Die 1sllineer'fne @orIngs. lpsIhs
cine Werpillisuns BON $1,000 fir bic
@orarbsiifn fur bic Nertrstung nts
Gtaaifs Ohio aaf Der 4usittlIuEe In
San s5sansisfp porjieht, ipurbs i'm
SauTs nit sroBsr Wlsbrbsit poHirt.
s5srntr tpirot i'm 6nus nod bic
mnrntrsHin paffirt, otr5ufolst aIls
etbrsr unb gebrtrinnsn Der ofientIis
nea ShuIen In Ohio pom Gtptsmbet
1912 on im 1efbe tines Gertifisntt2
ftia miilItn, aus bem srbtllt, bnb III
bic Grunbtismfnts bsr MderbouuiiIsns
fd,dft Itbren f1nHen.
4HgeH0lnJnen im EtB0t tpurbt bic
GuIton Ayorloss, lpeld< zine ipefentlids
@eimieuHigaag bes %srihisDerFahs
reus porIisbt, Iolpit bic I'm 6aus bts
lTsits Pahlsts aelHslsss1 s13erIa0t4 busd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05
q. @. 6. U.

Reb. R. 8. Ttattbeipss bon Der St.
pauIs M. q. Air6A bdIs am Conn
tag Rahmiiiue 4 llbr ,pdbrenb btr
Utfpsr Dor Der Dcuns m0mtn's Gbsts
ftidn aFoeiotion bie prspiss. Jrau
Wortin Donahiie iinet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05

rptnilonSrt bon EnEtl S0m4 81 bss
trn6ttn.
ca fpurhe btfGIpffsn, am 40. Snni
sum @dlab Der TurnfmuIs ant Gonsn
SsIanb Elm 8assstpienir gu Dsrauffols
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-05

iptId. g.oIi5tis iinb ;eusrtushrhtfs ssa
baIttn Finh. in Sabrissn. MsrfitdtteH
llnb BIfentfihen Gebdnbeu pon 3eit su
3sit rsfsusrs sTrilIss borsanebmen.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-05-18
INSTITUTES FOR COUNTRY SCHOOL
TEACHERS.

State Superintendent Payson Smith an
nounces that the summer schools for teachers
for the present year will aim diSectly to aid
rural school teachers. The work of the sever
al courses will be arranged with the direct
purpose of increasing the efficiency of country
schools. The opportunities for conference
among rural teachers are necessarily more
limited than among city and village teachers,
while the very fact of the existence in Maine
of $500 one-room country schools, with an en-
rollment of over $4,000 pupils, is evidence of
the important place held by the country
school in the State system. The two weeks
program of each of the rural school summer
institutes will be devoted exclusively to
study of the common school branches, with the
methods of teaching them, together with
study of rural school management and admin
istration. In line with the recent policy of
utilizing fully the State Normal School facili-
ties these rural school institutes will be held
at Gorham, Pennington, Castine and Machias
from July 10th to the 2lst and at Fort Kent
from July 24th to August 4th. At Presque
Isle regular six weeks term of Normal school,
with credits toward graduation, is to be held.
The only expense to teachers in connection
with these institutes is for travel and for
board.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-05-18
SECRET SOCIETIES.

At the regular meeting of Aurora Rebekah
Lodge next Tuesday the entertainment will be
an ''impromptu program"
Primrose Chapter, o. E. S., will have regu-
lar work and refreshments at their meeting
! tomorrow, Fri1ay, evenin g.
Supreme Chancellor George M. Hanson of
the Knights of Pythias, left Calais Monday on
trip to Kansas in the interests Of the order.
James ]. Maher of Augusta, Grand Master
Workman of the Grand Lodge, A. o. U. w.
made official visit to Enterprise Lodge of
Belfast, May 11th.
Waldo Lodge, I. o. o. F., has accepted an in
vitation to visit Mt. Battle lodge of Camden
on the evening of June Sd and has chartered
the steamer Castine for the trip
AT the regular meeting of Penobscot En-
campment last Tuesday evening there was
work in the Golden Rule degree, and Samuel
Adams was elected recording scribe to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of John S. David
son.
Members of Calais Camp, Modern Woodmen,
attended service at the Knight Memorial
tAiuicL, NdLdis, last outiody morning, by invita-
tion of the pastor, Rev. G. E. Edgett who is
also a member of the order Sunday was
what is known to the Woodmen as s.Mother's''
day.
| Samuel Adams Of this city has been ap-
pointed scribe of Penobscot encampment and
secretary of Waldo Lodge of Odd Fellows to
6ll the vacancies caused by the death of John S.
Davidson until his successors shall be elected
Mr. Adams is also the district deputy of the
former lodge.
This year. for the first time since the adop-
tion of the amendment to the laws of the
grand lodge of Maine, knights of Pythias, the
candidates for election to grand lodge officers
are to balloted for OF ballots after the style of
the so-called Australian ballot The date for
filing nominations expired at midnipht Nav
4th. and the candidates thus nominated are to
be voted for by the delegates to the annual
convention in Portland, May 18th.
! A special communication of the Grand
Lodge OF Maine, F. and A. NJ, will be held in
Rockland at 23o p. M, Monday, May %, 1911,
for the purpose of dedicating the new Ma
sonic hall. There will be reception at 7.3O in
the evening The ceremony will be per-
formed by the grand master, Ashley A. Smith,
and he will be pleased to have the aid of the
grand officers. Those intending to be present
will kindly notify him, addressing him at Ban
gor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-05-18
THE BELFAST BOARD OF TRADE.

The subscribers to the shoe factory fund
were requested to meet at the Board Of Trade
rooms last Thursday evening ito hear the re-
mort of the committee on manufactures" etc.
The attendance was not large and was mainly
confined to members of the board. The presi-
dent called on Selwyn Thompson, chairman of
the committee on manufactures, for his report.
Mr. Thompson said he had prepared no report,
but that the committee had secured pledges
for an amount sufficient to carry out the pro-
posed plans for buying the present shoe fac
tory and building an addition. Robert F. Dun
ton, ESQ, was called upon to state what steps
were necessary in organizing corporation.
Mr. Dunton said that while the committee on
manufactures, having full knowledge of all
the details, would be first thought of as cor
porators he understood that the members of
that committee considered they had completed
their work and wished to be relieved from
further responsibility He said that corpora
tion with five or more corporators could be or
ganized in few days while much larger
number would involve considerable delay. On
motion it was decided to have seven corporators
and committee of three was appointed by the
president to select them The committee re-
ported the following: Selwyn Thompson, B.
d. Field, John R. Dunton, W. J. Dorman, Jas.
H. Howes and o. E. Frost. as corporators and
their report was accepted. The members were
then asked to suggest names for the new
corporation and several were suggested and
the secretary was instructed to make list of
them for the consideration of the corporators
Belfast Industrial Company seemed to meet
with the most favor.
The president said that the architect, Mr.. F.
A. Patterson of Bangor, had been here with
the plans and specifications for the addition,
but the fire in Bangor had caused some delay,
for while Mr.. Patter sons Office was not burn
ed his home was and that had naturally inter-
fered with his work. With suitable weather.
however he would have the blue prints ready
in few days and they would then be ready to
receive bids for erecting the building. The
Bangor fire would no doubt add somewhat to
the cost of the building owing to the demand
there for carpenters. The building first pro-
posed was an extension of 70 feet on the pres
ent factory at an estimated cost Of $1,000, but
when it was decided to build on the opposite
side of Pleasant street Leonard & Barrows
wanted a larger building and the present plans
were for building l12 feet long, and the cost
would be correspondingly increased.
1t is thought that within a week the CORPORA
tion may be organized and ready to receive
bids for the construction of the building.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-05-18
NEWS OF THE CRANES.

Burnham Grange on May 4th instructed three
partook of rich harvest feast. Mr.. and Mrs.
McNally Of Clinton assisted Worthy Master
McKechnie in the work.
Somerset Pomona Grange is strong for the
retention of the Prohibitory Law and in the
next few months will work for it. The follow
ing resolutions were adopted at the meeting
held May 9th at East Madison. 1--WE. the Of
6eers and members of Somerset Pomona
Grange, place ourselves on record as being en-
phatically opposed to the repeal of the prohibi-
tory law, and by word and deed we purpose to
act in harmony with the great moral and re-
ligious forces in retaining the same as one of
the organic laws of our State"
Star of Progress Grange, Jackson, observed
gentlemen's night Saturday, May 18th H.
Boody was called to the chair by Worthy
Master Cook and the other officers were: Over
seer, M. s. Hatch Steward, John Goodwin;
Asst. Steward, Russell Reed; Lady Asst. Geo.
Kimball; Lecturer, H. S. Morton; Chaplain. 7.
J. Dill; Secretary, R. E. Page; Ceres, Flora and
Pomona, F. H. Brown, H. P. Hewes and H. E.
Chase. A fine program was furnished by the
brothers. Next Saturday will be children's
night. The young people will fill the chains
and the children furnish the entertainment.
after which they will be treated to ice cream
and cake.