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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10
9daies neinnatier gsIssblat 1enas 10. aaar 1911.

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Weft 2ibertp Strabe foIl
breiter eema d perben.
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Iirebt sine febr noibpenbise Strabsns
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rung Der Wer 2iberip Strabe, sipis
iden Der Wsifern unb Der Jrsennn
apenue, um in eritsr 2inie bier ben
Wagenperiebr Su erlsihtern. 2luf 4ns
traa 6errn Wopers ipurbe oerglrbeitss
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beTeruns ausurbeiten su lahen uno
benz Stnotrotb porsulesen.
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unb guraonne @llen apprppriirt ipers
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ssront bon 42.74 unb 1T 1928 Sub
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mit.ee fir appropriiruns BON 0runos
sie.ntbum iiberpieisn.
1ubrte bittereaInge.
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gar,s aius Elm 9eihp.rbebrief bon
gborI.s M. Meb.r, Der rie sr fhrsi6i.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

sen perIuaen. 5u Der lie niht berehtlst
iino. 9dns sntidieben nirb bas ar>
oument Der Giienbdbnen 3nriidgetDtes
len, oab tie auf 9runb Der unbefriebt-
cenben 9eIhdftslaee bobere Jrahta
teten beretnsn miibten, nm bic 3inien
uno 9ipioenbsn besahlen 5u tonnen,
tenn oas ipiiroe in Der lebten apnies
quens barauf finduslaufen, oab js
ihlehter Die 3eitsn iinb, beito bohers
Srahtraten geeabIt tperben miibten.
Nir Iino Ser entltiebenen gnii6t, oaB
sic 5ra9tperIenber Die Rcrmen fir bic
sseftiteaung Der 5rahtraten rihtis fe'tz
aeleat baben uno oab Die gunoes.
apmmtTIGre lie 1iht 5uriidpeiien ton'
nen, pbne Dos publitum, ipelhes in
Ger Iebten Snitans bic Soften 81 tra'
atn bat, BEN emp0renoiten GrpreHun=
GEN preis5ugeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10
Qof0l /. Seriht.
Mnasblider MDrber.

9etettip 9en reit. s.itern mad De-
troit. Wtih., ab, um ben bortfeIbit ins
bnftirten sbeobor pbilips ob3uboIen
uno mad Cincinnati suriid5ubrinsen.
Der 0efansene itebt nnter Der Mntlas
&c bes Woroes. CT tpirb beIduibiat,
i'm Ju!i Dorisen Jabres ben Ri1arn
Wells, nit bem er porber ipGbrenb eis
nes picnies in Manbattaupnrf Gtreii
eebnbt bate, onf benz aeimpt9e erifo=
hen au 9aben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

den 1empnitrationen in WeB itno
am auerpenigiten geeignet, @liaBs
aotbringen Die gepiinidte SslbHjtdn@
tiofeit in Der Heqierunq un0 8erpdls
tuns gu iihern. sic bistsn io8ar IL
nen 0prlpano. un1 oas, mas man cen
Sepobnern Der Rsidsionoe genohrsn
polte, linen nunmebr por3uertbaiten,
Die Reitsreeisrung Tam jeBt ge!teno
MAIDEN, baB bic 3ii8eL, an pela'n
man bislang Die Rei18lunoe 9ebaIten
bat, niht oelodert msroen tDnnen, oa
Fe aeseigt haben, bob tie tetne treue't
oeutIhen 9iir9er iino. 6reiIld tann
man bic geoeutuna FOLDER Eemonitraz
ttonen abIittIih fort Ibertrelten, aIz
lein Gemonitrationen gu 9uniten Der
fronaDIiiden Republit miiFen in gon5
GeutIhIano groBss llnbebagen perur'
laden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

bo 6oefer, aaura Dilfert nnb elIie
WiIiert unb bic 6erren Glifforb guft.
auitin Bauer, 8. Rebosbnit. emil
Beinede, Sobn @nud, artbur 9oeisr.
R. 9kfing, german Rofolo. W1u'e
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Roipl.rt goung, Sof.ph eper. y.
BRADFORD, 8. Dipoti. ". Dug uno w.
6nnihe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

2pnooner Depei d n 5utoi5e
tpiro China um cine NQian5 NIT
Deutfhlanb ndhIuten, na Die Inter
hanblungen betreffs zines ginonthes
nit ben Der. Stadten ntft oon osr
Gteqe ruten. Gbina lpiniht fein 8es
bet por 2(nnsrionen Iicher 3u itelen
unb bic epentueLe Gntfernun9 BON
8ublano uno SSapdn aus Der W}aros
idurei. W}an tdnn cs un'erer Re1.es
runo ntdt peroenten, bab lie es Iehr
reiflin iiberleQt, ehe tie auf Iplhs
gerpfIihtung ein9ebt. China BAT odz
her llnredt, iih iiber Die Saum'elt9s
felt Der llnterbanolunqsn 3u betldger.
sSn 9eutI6Lanb tptro es nod gr0Berer
9prfitt begegnen. Sine 8aruntte fir
China tdnn nur 81 Stdnoe tommen,
penn Iie BON unierem Ganoe, eng
lamb uno DeutidIano gemetnfam 9es
leiftet piro. Seine non ben BRET Nds
tionen rpirb alIein cine iolh fhtpers
9erantlportlihtsit auf ith laoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10
Neburten.

6anfieio Str; Wdbden.
6ermann unb Imelia Srtman,
1926 pulie Ctr; anobe.
Wolhr unb Warp Rule, 1886
3iesIt ape.; anabe.
WiIIiam unb 8irsinia Shasmon,
1880 gapmiIl.r Ctr; andbe.
Sobn unb katherine Siorp, 645
9eIbi ape.; anate.
Daniel unb gaiberin. Jarr,n, Qins
ipoob; Waohen.
Charles unh QouiIs Busblsr, 267
5eien Str; Gnabs.
0.orse unb Reiii. GorenIon. 1868
gbtparbs Roao; Wao6en.
5enrp unb Catherine Oe!s, 1719
6ishlnno gpe.; W6bdeH.
0torss unb Carrie 4llen. 2026
posu. ape.; Wobhen.
VihoIa unb Oioisppind Waneano,
500 gulperi Sir.; annbe.
anionio unb Gonfetia Qoricio, $40
Wain Str; anabe.
1rani unb ReIlie Messs, Gil 90. 8.
Str.; Wdoden.
Sobn uHb Catherine pflanasr. 1888
Clifton ape.; gnobe.
gictor uno Glisabetb sSlotpers. 1887
Clifton aps.; anobe.
Charles unb 2ouiie Joo.s. zoos
poplar Sir.; Gnabe.
5einrih uno 1bereie BAH, 1886
MaHohuietts 4pe.; anabe.
Ilfreb unb aate Wsbeler, 1048
Suniet 4De.; WGbhen.
albert unb CLARA Jrsptos, 1884
Clifton Npe.; W6b6tn.
barrp unb anna Dople. 1913Qu.en
gitp 4De.; Wdbfsn.
George unb Marp WlerIe, 2105 Ses
lin aDe.; anabs.
Nilliam unb 2ouiIe Stabi, Gu.bee
Roob; anabx.
Riharb unb anna ROlenadsr, 2549
Seefar apt.; Hnobe.
Miniam unb 2oret.a syerneoine,
1923 MeFtnoob 4os.; anobe.
GoitIisb unb Glisabetb QussIs,
2236 Gelim 4pe.; Qnabe.
Joiepb unb Gluabetb Seiier, 1910
gais Str.; Mdbhsn.
Oeoree unb Catherine Nubemiller,
1S46 Wentpoob ape.; R6bhen.
Bernard unb anna Nlbers, 2275
Snoebinser 4pe.; anabe.
Jrso. unb glaro GrsDs. 1134 Dras
per Str; annbe.
WiIinm unb Annd 6offmon. 1875
Moniroie au.; annbe.
Ni6olas unb Watbilbd Wcaner,
1886 Bremen Str; Qnabs.
John unb emma Me6on, 1880
Combine 4pt.; W6bnen.
Bernard unb WeiIie Diouin, 1920
Greeman 4pe.; Rnobe.
Games uno Non 2nob6, COS Wfs
Greoor Npe.; Qnabe.
Nnriin unb Uaonie Son5en, Ii so.
UseWiden ape.; Wdb6en.
Jrsb. unb Gliaobeib Dein<se, 1855
9eiman Gir.; Ua1b6en.
gbaries unb katherine Hreisel. 1927
Baltimore Ape.; W6b6sn.
UAShk hb1 &taiA 0&uWOQWs HOO
6omiltcn ADe.: Wdb1en.
Jrnni unb Roie Robp. l166 Bates
ape.; RobHen.
Charles unb absline Noetls, $3.50
Notelnnb Nps.; NGb6en.
Joinfs unb Gopbio Rpblbeher. 9
0lenfoe NDe.; WGbneu.
| BerndyD unD Gpo 4yb lf53 W;fisus
bouie Gtr.; Rnnbs.
| Drtbtrid unb OtiiIio Qoebler, sos
Dft ciberi1 Ctr; Ni6bGsn.
8llidm ano Wlarin 1obm. 027
0aHf CTR; anobe.
THEODORE uao eilOia Gidloboa, 93l
1cnt Gts.; anabs.
| Paul uHo Qnibrine Ries. 2l18
1reemdn Npe.: Ua1bdea.
M. nab Regime Riafr. go ~.
moHb Str; anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10
Gin fdfkAttr 3nfanb bes

Gin 6l<6ftr 3nFdnb bts
Waostas ipirb Oft hard aeberleiben
perurfnht. Die beife 0ebonblnng In
bre Gebrauh bon Or. angsf 46His's
6ausburger 1ropfen. Sk Derdabern
ben 3Mjtaah. ipornen ois eeber an nHo
fallen ben Appetit pie>er her.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

Gnti d. teben gu billtgen III oas
i'm bduTe einoebrd6te 2(merpsment I'll
bem 8eieb betrsffs Gmi7ion RON p1z
mama aanuIbonDs. 0ieIsm 4mens
bemert 3ufoIge Ioqen Die Bombs niht
als Getunq fir g1ationalbantsRoteu
perpenbet tperoen tOnnen. Gds hate
bon porrberein psrboten Sperben foIsn.
Ga bp6 uubeftrejtbar Die 9runpbes
nin1ung jeoer Tinan3reform oartn bsz
itebt, bic ourh gDnos geoedten glotenz
GmiTioren ein3uitelen, 10 lit es unbes
oreiflih, oab man baS Spitem per-
mittelIt Der 9dnama Bombs fortIeBrn
,ppate. IS benefit bas, ipie gsbanteHs
Ios i'm 8pngreB georbeitst ipiro. 5is
IuFtlorurq erTolgte ourh 3paH1.
Benn bic Banana Bombs, Die orci
9rpsent 3inIen traqen. als Tsdung
fir Roten perpenbet perben f0nnen, 10
III cine itarte GntpsrtbunQ Der 3tueiz
proaenti1en Bombs undu36leibIif. Die
iebt bteIem 52pete bienen. Gagsgen
lit SeiteaS her 9unter proteItirt NOR
ben, bic an bic 900 U2iQioner BON
sfpeipro3enti8en Bombs i'm Stdbamt
beponirt BADEN uno man bat e:n1eiez
Zen, oab Der 9roteIt feline pollits Be-
redtiqunq Fat. DAB e5 erit 3u iofhsm
qrOteit tommen mubte, 1T itanoalOs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

Die 4utomob biIe ideinen
niht bios ben TubgGrgern auf Der
Gtrabe, ion0eru aud ibren 9etBern
oefdbrlih gu fetn, irenn aud auf pere
fhiebene WeiTe. Die puHanten irerhen
gu Spbe gefahren uno Die geiiBer brtns
oen Iid ftnan5isu nm. auspetis Der
Rep 0orter QebensDeriiherunqs >9ez
fellIhuftsn laTer erfeben, baB Die Po>
Iicen cSnbaber ii6 beitGnbtg 9eIo auf
bic 9olicen geben lai1en, 10 bdB Die
@eIber Der &ompognieen Biz 5u einem
DritteI in iot6er 9arlehsn an9elegt
iinb. IS iIt Elm pffene5 0ebeimniB,
oaB oos @elo aebrauht ptrD, I'm Gu>
tomobile gu taufen uRo bic baraus Itt
eraebenben lururioien 8eippbnhetten
gu beItreiten. Die 9eriiherunes=8oms
oaenieen tperben CUTE 8ei6dFte ma
den, oenn es lit cine ate Grfubz
runs, baB cine 9roBe Qr5abI bon De-
nen, Die ibre 9olicen perpfGnben, bieIe
iALieBlih perfallen Ia1Ien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

.Sn ben Qrgum.nten, ipelte
bic 4fociation Der Tra6trerIenoer Ser
3rpifhenitadttidsH 5orbels &ommii,
i;pn unterbreitet bat, fpirb borsrit Der
rihtiqs 8rurbIab aufgeItsQt, baB Gi=
Terbd6Nen 81 teinem erDberen Profit
els feds proSent pon oem pirtIih an.
qelegten aapitol ber.htigt finb. ger,
ner miro Der 8runolas oertretsa, bas
tie BsipeiIeslait fir bic gebouptune,
TAB Die jesi9sn 5raftraten niht asnus
gen. Inn einen prOfit bon 6 pro3sn. gu
ersieler. ben Giienbubnsn oblisgt. IN
Ger grbDbung Der 20bne, tpslte Die
GifeHbubnsn aIs g9edtfertiguna on<
fihren, lisge tsin beipsistrdftiges Dir
qument fir bic Grbobunq Der Sraht-
rat.n, osnn ss tomme niht barduf an,
.ineihe 2Dbne Die 8abnen 3obfen, fon.
bern oh iie cine 9srsiniuns gu ssIaHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-10

Der StabtoubitOr srIuht bereits nm
bic Riidsdnsismaduns einer gonb'
aussabe. 5trobsnbabn Ioa Wdhs
ter an acknowledgement poitiren. -
Reuer ab5usstanal fir bic Soutbs
iioe apenue. garitommifion
tann bic Wefpoob Commons ious
fen. - Weit 2ibsrip Strabe ion
breiter aemaht peroen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
LOCAL MAN, MINING EXPERT, PASSES AWAY IN SACRAMENTO

Relatives in this city of William H. Rhodes, we'll known western min ing engineer, who was a native of Bridgeport and a frequent visitor here, have been greatly shocked to receive word from Sacramento, Cal, that MT. Rhodes is dead and buried in that city. MT. Rhodes sisters and brothers in Bridgeport had not even announcement of his death and bur ial therefore came as the greatest shock
 William H. Rhodes left Bridgeport 34 years ago to take up mining work and met with much success. He was regarded as an authority on mining, engineering and developed many valu- able claims. He made his home in Slatington, Cal, but was a frequent visitor to Bridgeport, often spending his summers in this city. He has two sisters here: Mrs. Joseph H. Cook and Mrs. Walter A. Laidlaw and brother George A. Green. MT. Rhodes is survived by his wife, but leaves no children. He was comfortably veal thy In the panic of '93 he lost a for tune of s75,000 but retrieved in later years. He was 50 years of age, and his death was due to liver trouble for which he had gone to Sacramento to consult a specialist
 MT. Rhodes relatives here regard it as very strange that they received no notice of illness or death, but were not told anything until he had been buried. Mir. Rhodes had a large num- Der of friends in Bridgeport who will be greatly pained to learn of his de- mise.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
SEEKS BIDS FOR BUILDING MOTORS
 OF HIS AER0B0AT
Christopher J. Lake Will Manu- facture Hulls For His Newly
 Designed Craft

Christopher J. Lake, who has pur- chased Nutmeg Park for the purpose of developing an aviation field there, is now receiving bids for contracts for the manufacture of engines for his newly perfected "aeroboat,'' a craft designed to glide over shallow water at great speed, through the in Proposition of film of air between the boat and the water.
 MT. Lake stated this morning that in the building of his craft he in- tends to favor Bridgeport as much as possible and if the contracts for the motors can be placed in this city, he will be pleased.
 The metal hulls of his craft will be manufactured by MT. Lake, but he believes that it is better plan to let out the contract for the building of the engines at one of the big en- zine factories.
 All MT. Lakes factory supplies will be purchased in this city and Bridge port will be favored in every way possible in the building of the Lake Aeroboat.'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
KINGS ADVISERS IMPL0RE AID OF
 ENGLISH COURT
Strenuous Efforts to Prevent Open Breach Between Queen Victoria and Alfonso
fspecial from United Press

\0pSC1d1 1IOI4 OAAIS0 \ CSo./
 Madrid, (via Hendaye, France,) Jan. 2S.-Spanish courtiers are mak- ing no attempt to conceal their gratf- fication over the threatened breach between King Alfonso and Queen Victoria, the true state of whose matrimonial affairs was set forth in yesterdays United Press. The Queen has never been popular in Spanish court circles, chiefly because she is so lacking in everything that ap- peals to the Spanish people and again because she instituted sweeping re- forms and economies in the court immediately after her marriage to Alfonso.
 Queen, therefore, is proving de- lightful bit of gossip in all the high CT circles of the capital. The matri- monial differences of the Royal pair. due to Alfonso's strong penchant for the society of actresses dancers and said to have reached the marking time" stage. The good graces of the English court have been invoked in an effort to straighten out the trou- ble and prevent the scandal of an open separation.
 Some of the older of the Kings advisers have, upon their own in- itiative, placed the affair before the English court and have beseeched it to use its influence with Alfonso. There is a possibility that these ef- forts will succeed insofar as to pre- vent a Royal separation. That they can never succeed, however, in re- storing harmonious relations between Alfonso and Victoria, is certain.
 victoria's faith in Alfonso has bean shaken too often to ever again ac- cept his promise to reform his 1o- mestic affairs. Upon his return from his last trip to Paris Alfonso was hauled over the domestic coals He made solemn pledges to his Queen at that time but his subsequent con iuct, it is said, showed that all hope of a reformation was futile.
 Queen Victoria adheres to her in tention of going to England at an early date. the extent of his visit de- pending on the outcome of the nego- tiations that are now under way for a settlement of her domestic trou- bles.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
SOUTH ENDS TRIM SAILOR
 BOYS AT INDOOR BASEBALL

Rocky Farrell's elusive delivery had the boys of tbe Naval Reserves breaking their necks to connect in their indoor baseball game with the South Ends last evening at the State armory. Rocky was going so good the ackies could not chase a runner across the home dish, while the South Finders piled up a score of If. The big noises of the contest were the clouting of Bowden of the South Ends, q. brilliant stop followed by putout by Farrell and catches by Buckley and Kasparack The score:
 South Ends ... O01 1 2 4 3-14 Naval Reserves ... 3100 0 o 0 O. 4
 Batteries: Farrell and Whaley; Schultz and Moore.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
DOROTHY ARNOLD IN HIDING SAY POLICE But Millionaire Father Believes His Daughter Was Killed in Central Park
Especial from United Press.

(Speclal rom Unlted PreBS.)
 New York. Jan. 25.-That Doro- thy Arnold, the missing daughter of Millionaire Francis R. Arnold. is in hiding in this city and that she is unharmed is the belief of the police. been lon .he level' with the police, Deputy Commissioner Flynn, in charge of the detective bureau, to- day, called his best men off the hunt for the girl. If she is located by the police it will be in connection with the regular routine of the de- partment, a complete description of her having been given to the entire force.
 Flynn declined to discuss the case, today. for publication. although he considers the case far from being the mysterious one that the family has averred. He believes that there is a love affair at the bottom of the mystery and that when she gets ready, the girl will turn up all right.
 Francis R. Arnold, the aged father position taken by the police as "un- kind." He said that he believed his daughter was abducted from Central Park and expressed the opinion that she is dead.
 'It would be sad enough" he said. eff the daughter I loved so we'll and her grandparents in Greenwood ceme- tery, but this suspense and uncer- tainty is a thousand times worse. believe that my girl is dead. She must have been the victim of foul play. She was in the habit of taking walks through Central Park and I believe she was attacked in a lonely spot there and killed. The police say this is impossible but this is be- cause the police attitude is to try to discredit everything they cannot un- derstand."
 The family continue to receive numbers of letters and telegrams from people who think that they saw the missing girl but all of them have proven worthless as clues. They are also receiving many letters demand ing money for information but most fthese are believed to be the work of cranks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
FIVE MISSING GIRLS
 NOW BEING SOUGHT
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Boston, Jan 2s-The police, today, added new description to the al- ready long list of missing girls for whom they are looking. This was the description of Miss Dorothy H. c. Arnold, missing from her millionaire fathers home in New York. The New York police poster and description giv- ing the girls two latest pictures, ar rived late last night, and immediately was put on record. However, on ac- count of the reports that the New York police think the girl will turn up safely, the local police are hunt ing Miss Arnold only in the line of their regular routine.
 Beside Miss Florence Whittier, of Ipswich, three other girls are missing, the latest being Mabel Geary. 26, the sister of the victim of the Winthrop suit case tragedy. Her elder sister, Evelyn, is prostrated with grief, and fears that some terrible fate has be- fallen her sister. Mabel has been on the stage and disappeared from her boarding house here.
 Eleanor H. Pierce, 16, of York, Me, suddenly disappeared from her home a few days ago and Mrs. Fannie Des- rochers, 16 year old bride of five weeks disappeared from her home in Lawr- ence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-28
WOMEN'S CRUSADE ON MEN EXPECTORATING
 IN PUBLIC PLACES
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sJ
 Chicago, Jan. 28.-Chicago spitters will be tagged. Mrs. Robert L.. Mc- Call, a we'll known club woman, has organized a band of women to cru sade against the men for expectorat- ing in street cars, elevated trains and on sidewalks. The plan is unique. When they discover a. man guilty of expectorating in some public place, they intend to bear down on him and tag him with card which asks:
 will you become a crusader 9" Underneath is printed. "In the in terest of health, cleanliness and the law you are earnestly requested to cooperate in enforcing the reason able and sanitary regulations em- braced in the following city ordi- nance:
 sidewalks, in public conveyances, theatres, assembly rooms, public buildings and similar places'."