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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
JOY RIDERS met DEATH
in WRECK OF CAR
One Was Killed; Three Fatally
Injured :

Birmingham, Ala, Oct 5-Edward
M. Schuster, of Cleveland, O., travelling
salesman, is dead; e. j. Smyley, local
liveryman, and Misses S Robinson and
Stella Baker, both local young women,
are painfully hurt besides Chauffeur
Pape, as a result of an automobile ac-
cident while out joy riding early this
morning. The body of the car left the
chassis while going at rapid speed
and on curve, and the occupants were
spilled out. Schuster's brother is on
his way to Birmingham. He has ii
wife and child at home.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
HOT CAMPAIGN is that
NOW ON IN GEORGIA
Brown Camps on the Trail Of
Russell

Atlanta, Oct. 5.-It's going to be a
hot campaign in Georgia, according to
indications. The present talk-battle is
between. Pope Brown and the Judge
Russell followers, the lineup being
the result of the prohibition views of
those candidates.
Pope Brown orators have been pre-
pared to trail the Russell speakers so
that no sooner will Russell men have
made arguments in favor of local op-
ton than they will be answered by
dry reasons"
The Executive Committee of the
Anti-Saloon League has come to the
aid of Brown in 50 far as his plat
form is concerned, announcing that
the committee is glad he has espouse6
the cause of prohibition.
The committee did not line up be-
hind Brown, however, owing to the
fact that there may be other prefn-
bition leaders in the race.
The Joe Brown forces are growing
mora confident every day and are con-
fdent now that it is only a question
of counting the votes and ascertaining
the majority of the former governor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
TriDOIitanS Rejoice,

Tripoli, Oct. 5.-Some of the inhab-
itants of Tripoli displayed enthusiasm
when they saw the Italians landing
from the cruiser Giuseppe Garibaldi.
Advancing Turkish torpedo boats
were stranded and badly damaged
The cables ares-cut between the
land office and the sea and the cable
ships are unable to repair them.
A wireless plant at Derna has been
rendered imperative.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
ITALIAN Flag
NOW WAVES
OVER TRIPOLI
TROOPS Land UNDER GUNS
H9PhOr MiRnd Rnt Nh ChiDc
Harder Mined But No ShiDS
We're Destroyed

London, Oct. 5.-A news dispatch
from Rome this afternoon says the
delay in the bombardment of Tripoli
was due not only to the Italian de-
sire to avoid bloodshed, but also to
the fact that the harbor had been ex-
tensiyely mined.
The Italian battleship Conte di Ca
YOUR, described in a Turkish report
as having been blown up by mine
off Tripoli has never yet been COM
pleted or launched.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
Wife MAY QUIT GRIFFIN
BROTHER Will Be HELD
Sensational Case StirS. Little
Georgia City

Griffin, Ca, Oct. SIT is probable
that with the consent of ]. c. Vaughn,
whose wife eloped with his brother,
Grantland X. Vaughn, Saturday night,
the warrants against the woman will
be dismissed on her agreement to leave
this section. The eloping pair were
caught in Savannah by Deputy Sheriff
T. ]. Mallory and returned to this city
on several warrants. Vaughn is IA
Jail and will be prosecuted on several
charges.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
STORY OF CONFESSION
DENIED By WENDLING.

Frankfort KY, Oct. 5-Joseph
Vending, seen at the penitentiary here
where he is serving a life sentence
for killing Alma Kellner, declared ne
had made no confession or admission
to anybody respecting the crime, as
was reported Prison officials con-
firmed his statement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
GIVEN JOBS on STREETS
THREH MEN ARE EUSl.
Not Above Doing Honest Labor They
Declare.

The unsual soectacle Of white men
swinging pick and shovel in nom
est work upon the streets of city Is
now presented here Recently three
men. strangers here, went to the city
hall. and asked for work. The only
work available was that as laborers
IN the streets at $3.50 per day The
three birds of passage gladly accepted
the offer, and all of them earn every
penny paid them in the hard work
performed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
Half the Trains Ran.

Memphis, Tenn, October 5.-Not-
withstanding the assertions of the
strikers of the Illinois Central here
today that no freight of consequence
had been moved in or out of the local
yards, the railroad officials claim they
handled fifty per cent of the business
usually done daily by the company in
this city.
The advent of the strike breakers
yesterday does not appear to have
caused any feeling of alarm among
the strikers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
Military at McCOmb City.

McComb City, Miss October o.
The military patrol of this town was
increased today by the arrival of five
companies of troops. At daylight a
special train reached here with the
Jackson and Greenwood companies and
a provisional battalion of three compa-
MES arrived on a special train from
Meridian.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
CoTToN pJCKERS IN GEORGIA
MAKING A RECORD.
Young Lads Pick More thah "V'
Pounds per Day.

Jackson, Ca, Oct. 5,-Again cotton
picking records were broken and TINS
time by mere children. Albert Eu ~
wards the 15-year-old son OF T. We
Edwards, living on rural route No. d
from Jackson, picked $40 POUNDS - -
a day, while his brother, ClilloIu' - :
years of age, picked 500 pouhuS -
one day. This record, which is voucn-
ed for by reliable parties, is the pest
of the many records reported 'NA9
season.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
AUGUSTA MONEY SHARKS
ENTER GUILTY" PLEAS

Augusta, Ca, Oct. 5.-Money loan
cases were assigned for trial in the
City Court today, but at the opening
of court announcement was made that
a plea of guilty had been entered in
each of the twelve cases on the dock
ct. Sentence will be passed Friday
morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
Men Return to Work.

Chicago, October 5.-Seventy-five
striking carpenters and car men re,
turned to work at the Illinois Central
shops at Burnside today, making a
total of 900 men now at work, accord
ing to the statements of railroad Of
ficials.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
IS WINNER OF
FIRST PRIZE AT FAIR
Carried oil Honors at the TiftOm.
Show.

Triton, Ga, Oct. 5.-Terrell county
wins first prize at the South Georgia
Land and Agricultural Exposition.
Thomas county wins second prize
Worth county gets third prize. Brooks
county receives a ribbon of honorary
mention. Tiff county was not com
petitor for any prize, but received rib
bon of honor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
DETROIT TEAM TO HAVE
NEW BASEBALL PAhh

Detroit, Mich, Oct 5.-President N'
win, of the Detroit American le'e -
baseball team, has awarded the con-
tract for the construction OF new O'li
park to construction company
Cleveland. The contract calls Tor
completion of the new park by Aprh = =
TIE plant will be one of the nneS' -
the country.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
OFFICER WITH HIS PISTOL
GETS THE FIRST SHOT

Macon, Ca, Oct. 5.-Andrew Jen-
nings, a negro, lies in the Macon hos
pital in a dying condition, suffering
from a bullet wound in the chest,
which was inflicted by officer Charles
w. Tribble, when the negro made an
to pull a pistol from his pock-
ct with which to shoot the officer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
MISS TAYLOR THE BRIDE
OF FLETCHER +. POWELL
Last Evening mt Residence Of
the Bride.

At O'Clock last evening, at the
home of the bride, on Prince street,
Miss Annie Alice Taylor and Mr. Flet-
cher f. Powell were united in mar
riage. The rites were solemnized by
Rev. r. L. Bivins in the presence OF
several friends, who joined in extend
ing congratulations and good wishes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
MEETING OF D. A. r, CHAPTER
HELD THIS MORNING.

The first D. A. r. meeting of the
fall season will be held this morning
at 10 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
M. M. Lowrey, on College street. Mem
bere are requested to attend this first
session.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
Italians Take the Town.

Glasgow, Oct. 5.-Elliott & Co., a
firm having agents at Tripoli, this
afternoon received a cablegram from
]. Erba, Tunis, saying:
THE Italian flag now floats over
Tripoli."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
BASKET BALL
SEASON WILL
Open TONIGHT
FAST GAMES TO Be PLAYED
Playing Will Commence to
League Championship

With four teams engaged in the
opening series of games, the
basketball season will be pried
open tonight at the Young Mems
Christian Association building. I'm
less it be the extreme heat now prev
alent, there is nothing, apparently
to keep the opening games from be-
ing hotly contested ones, as all the
teams have had considerable prac-
tice.
The games Will be played alternate
ly, the first half of the first game 20
begin at $3.50 o'clock. After the COM
pletion of the first half of the first
game the first half of the second game
will begin. On account of the fact
that the Agricultural College team has
a considerable distance to go after
the conclusion of the game, this team
and the one that opposes it has been
placed first on the schedule at each
contest
No admission will be charged for
the games, and every one who desires
is cordially invited to attend. The fact
that these games are free to all who
wish to see them should bring out a
large attendance each time.
1 ;, tIo hooipnfpnr rs
the season, the teams that play to-
night will not be tyros by an means
as each team has had considerable
preliminary work The personnel of
the teams for the various games is as
follows:
First Game.
Agricultural College-Americus Light
Infantry.
Agricultural College: Acree, man
ager; Horne, captain; Waller, Cole,
Parker, Causey.
Americus Light Infantry: Payne.
manager; Croxton, captain; Daniels,
Smith, Bass, Chester.
Second Game.
High School-Y. M. C. A.
High School, McMath, manager;
Chester, captain; Monahan, Griffin,
Gartner, GatewooG
Y. M. G, A.. Hawkins managers
Hooks, captain Brooks, Sherlock,
Bassett, Stapleton, Gartner, Lee, Muir
ray.
AS these are the first games of
the season no attempt has been made
to give the exact position played by
each man in advance of the game, as
the lineup will probably be shifted
pretty often with some of the teams.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06
Troops Land Under Guns.

London, Oct. 5.-A dispatch from
Rome says that the Syracuse CORE
pondent of a Rome paper teIegraphs:
1.-The Italians effected a landing close
to Tripoli under the protection of
their warships."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-06

NEW GAME LAW.

BY special request The Times =
Recorder is today repuhlishing =
; the complete text of the state :
: game law on page six of this is :
; sue. Every hunter should be =
; familiar with the provisions of =
= the law.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-25
Qlmsldnbiibe Nahribfen.

armin arm. 5it ss sia.ntlih
bibIh, 10 irast ein Mitartsiier ots
,,Renen Wisner 1a9biotl-. ipenn Der
Ssrr Der Dame Den arm rei6ts gldn
rirb bariibsr nahnsnien miiNen. nj:
nun i6on iibsr 70 manhs oIihsr'
aebra6te SslbitperItdnoIidieit. otnn
aud oisI. urpdtsrIitis broht in Ultb'
trsoii 81 esratttn. 5rgeRosin ~arbittr
eieaaniiurum" hat in paris bic Varols
ausa,e.b.n, bob Der 9iftheir feline
7iIdboms niht metr singsbanet an
ben qIob esIstien bari aIltre nas
pc.rit beim Tsisunsr. absr man Ipeib
ie, tpis ihnsu iih fold ilsine. anmoiis
pirt. Gplssng ausSaeeiialieH pflsgsH.
Mcruuf bisIes 0srbo: 5uriid5u'iibstH
m, l1bi fi4 T9psr ereriinben. 9isl.
I,ift hat Der sroBs pIeursuisnhut, ben
Maedme bsim Itjtuner tra9i. Mons
Ii.urs Sriiur neroorben, ipenn ois
ssrenlps i,insm Sheiis. gu nate IAN.
~ pielIeid,. lpollie man bel iretaoeraer
esIseent.ii in ireeRosinsm io1ngtbsHs
ten 6auie audi nur e.nTnl ons sSn.
ptcpiiirie elmer Wahl3sit beionen uno
bni bnb.r nitt su 5iih fiihreH iaHsH.
M3sr rermodie psm lIriprune n.eisr
Mlcbs ouf bic Spur tcmmen2 Wan
hnt nas niGi mshr! Ulan ird5t fas
nicht mebr. Mnn ibui pns nihi mshrl
Tiri! abtr in bitiem htionntrtn JoH:
III es ihnos. eenn bas GinbdHoen unn
gnFfiihren sur IafsI mar bod cine or'
ia. Cite. gs log rim 10 ha6fhtr, rit.
terIihtr Rpthmus IN oieism Elm iusrlis
feierlifea glas ne beur, lrsIfer Der
proiaii6en 9srrihhiHg nes sfs7s
nornussing uno man ionH es fit car
nift ais nett poriieiitn. irenn bon jest
as bic Shur Der gelanenen I'm bunitn
Eurheinanner bem Gpeiisiaai. 5ls
Frsbsn piro, Inn tisrduf In sbenfplhtr
llnorbnuna fpieosr in hsn Eoipn sus
riidsuiebren. Tis fir Mittogsesfeli.
'hoft,n porsefhriebere StrnbentoiIsit.
Der Domen, bic arpar lnleugbur pratt
iiTh iit, nimrni Der 5afelrnnbt ohne.
oiss Thon pisl pon ihrer intimen Dirs
funa. Menn pie Oiiis nun audi nod
In pirrsm geordHge tomrnen unc gee
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-25
lyloreutiner griei.
dIorsnh i'm Rot

JIorsns. I'm Rob.
Der IommsrliGx 6imm,I, Der felt
Wotsn auf Die IisbIits Gnnoi4aft
9ostonos b:rabiabt. it,int in oitism
Sabre pi.I BON i<iner ausitbuHsssrnfs
ouf bic Gdn, aus e.m Qoroen ptrlos
rsu 5u babsn. 8i, Spisls iine oufs
fdllio I.er. getreten Sh zines Der
srober,n 5Guier. 10 nenni 5hntn Der
Dir,,tor aui Sbre 5roet not BEN
psniionspreii. sertb cine rsti iiaits
Iih. Summs, ipsnhtN gle f6 abr
bann Ionqiom unb nit is.piiiter
Tli.ne BEN 4useane 81, 10 fIiliisrt
Sbn,n pi.usiht bsrftlbe 6err strcas
gang onbereA in perirauIifem Zone
su. .gRur fiir Sic lpoIi. man bies,
NAL cine ausnnhme MAIDEN ufir. 1rot
a[Isoem ipiI iidb Der Hefun aus gnes
lamb, amtritd unb TeuiIhIanb. jtnsn
Qouoern. bic Ionfi bas 5aupttpntins
gent Der 5ouriiten liefern, uiti mths
r.n. Rur bic muHen iino itrsm GEE
iisbten slorsns irsu e,bIisbtn. man
tsqean,t bier nint rrenissn mitslies
bern Der t0ber.n ruHiIhtn Gtisfls
ItuFt, nameutiih b.s iptibiid.n1 bills
bsritltsu, rpsIhe ben umitnnb nuss
uiibtn, bob man on ben llfern bss
4rnp nit elmer Cir. uneefdhr sbenfo
nett tommi, ME In Petersburg nit
sinsm Rutel, unb NIT pieI Stlbiiats
falsn ibr.n mitunter etfpos ff1bigtH
@lun3 our Shnu irnsen. I'm sinsm
bantbarsn publiium fir biefe 6srrs
itoftsn f,blt ss nift. DER iinlisnis
f6s2beI uHo gftunpsaoeI in sabIrtif
tpis Der Sonb am Wleer. ebenfnIs ftbr
arm uno our Bstpunbsrrng Der Gore
itieri binnsissnn; uubtrbsm 5iIoei
sSlorsn3 nod immet sintn 6cup!ons
aisbungspun.t fir jtnt Glemenie Der
intsrnatipHaIen D<lbariito!rrtit, bic
ss nitt psrssfen ionHen. bab iit einii
on ben lIfsrn nss Arnp aus eincm
iimpI.n Serrn Demibop Elm Gurit
Gan Donate, unb aus einem Wiiitsr
Sobn Waisr Elm Marquis Wortigncni
ufp. sn.puppt bnbsn. .Jlotsn5,
ihreibt Elm RuHs in sinem iieutrcines
erIfiensnen WempirentDerf (bie G6iis
bsruns bssisbi fid auf bic adtsietr
.Satr. bss perflofsnsn Jubrbunbtrts)
~riibmt iib ieiner linthdtieisit. cs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-25

Die bier porseIttrn Mbenb pers
bafteten Ginbreher mm. unb NIbert
GIori unb Gpril gberit fpnrben s.ftern
Der polisei bon Wtafon ausseliefert.
Die geute, ipeIhe In benz aaben BON
8ilion Mtc5arInnb G Go. in Der
Wlittppd Raht gerrlaht fuprben mar,
purbe bon ben gsanlten in WeiiB gss
nommen.
- Die ct. 9aulusrairhsnqemein@
De bat Elm ipe5isIss muiitaIiIdes PRO-
aromm fir ben gpttesbienit am
Sonutas drrangttt.
Trau 9ipld Tent bon gineinnas
ii srfutts Die bisfiss pDlissi. mad ibs
rem ieit 8 Wpnaten permibten grus
Der @inie Sulb su iuhsn. Dsri.Ibe
tit Is Sabre alt unb isine ttaHts Wuts
ter bat SebnIu6t nah ibm.
- gnna 0pIlar bat cam. SplIar
ouf Sdeiouns pertlost, neil er pc
psrnatIdftste uub ihIiebIit om %.
SuIi 1911 i'm Slide Iieb. Das paar
teiratbete om "a. September 1905
uno bat teirs ainesr.
- Marp 9. angsI bat bic Sa'o
slsttriihe Giisnbahn auf $4,000
Gbabensriob osrtIugt. neil iis am 13.
Nopsmber an Der 2. uno 5i9b Strabs
ron elmer Gar Itiir3te uns Dsrlest pur'
be. Si. brad einen arr, psrrsntts
iib oas Sdnooelsn, uno irug ionitiss
8srlebun9en odoon.
-SomsrCpte ftarb esiisrn Wtor9.n
in ieiner Wobnuns Rc. III Brptrnta
apenue nGbrsnb Istn. Satin I'm
Wercp Sofpitol i'm Mohenbstt Iisgt,
i'm Qltsr ppn 2S> Sahren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-25

3amiItUu guSsiseu, SofaI .Tptisen
suo Hruisfeiten iinb absugeb,n Gfr
Scr 4. nnb Charles Strnse. llnier
Ngent fir Samiltpn iuobut 0p. 301
Rurb ssrput Ctr. Sclepbuu Samiltup
1376.R. Selrpbon nnisres aorreipou
Ssnten: 393X gea.
Die 50Sabre alte sFrau Wm. Gem
ellen, bic nit 9attsn, Sobn II. Sohtsr
sins WsiIe fpsitlih BON WiupiQs an
Der Scipio Cambridge lpobnt, fisl os,
tern Wtittag sinem unaluthhen 3us
faQ gum Cpfer uno biiBte bas Qe5en
elm. WaItsr Cole, Der II eSabr. alte
SOhn zines Rahbars Games Cole.
fam ouT 8efuh, itDIperte nit elmer Qss
I1bensn Jlinte in Der Saustbure. fiet
uno bic JIinte sntlub iit. Die Qas
bung S6rOt trof 5rau 2epsLler, pels
de In Der Rdbe Der Shur itanb, in ben
Gals urb bur6bobrts bic 8urasl Der
ungliidli6en. Die ;Srau ftorb na6
ipsniesn Winutsff. 0aItsr Cole Itsbt
I'm beiten Rufe.
Soieph 6. Wiuiarb, 80, unb
8efiis s. RupIunb. %, iorpi. Ranuei
Bad, %. unb Sotti. 6uab.s, IS, al.
Don Wiooletopn erlangten bier Seis
rat6sSheine.
Gb. 6. Wulfsr, Der Sobn bes
3, 9. Walfer, friiber bier anIdFig,
ftarb in Gdtpn i'm 4Itsr Don At Sab
rem. gr mar 8efhdftsrsii.nber uno
bier unb In Cincinnati pobI bstannt.
- Dus Dorf Wonros beabTihtigt
ben 8ou zines neuen Sdulbauiss uub
Dirs $4,000 fir bisisn 3sped Dsrs
iDsnben.
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H { y er.

- Gin &tiIlaIorm risf etit.rn Wcrs
nittas bic 0euerpsbr nah BEN gtos
bliifement Der Weaper, Wiis & anis
den Comp, an 6. Mpenue. mo eiris
.gbuie" aus untetannier llriaths In
granb eerothen mar. Dos Geuer tours
be gelDIdt beDor nsnnensfpertberSh has
ben aneerihtet fpprbsn mar.
Gin aobIeni6uppen sfpifhsn ben
9osirbduiern Ro. 210 unb PIP WsIf
Court 5trobs ssristb stitsrn Wcr'
mittag in gronb. 3as Jeuer trlrcs
BON einem pdfTantsn entbedi, trelnsr
nah benz nabeeIegsnen Sprissnhduit
go. as rdnnte uno benz anpt. zen
Weiteott UeittheiIung moh's. Ils bic
sseuerfpehr elntrof, itano Der Gnups
pen bereits in b.ntu GIommen une
bic lsBieren brpbttn uuf bic beietn
onurensenben gebduoe iibtrsuGprirs
gen. Die 9epobner bdtten iih eutt
siIige 5Inht in's 5reis sersttes, iiHo
niemanb mnrbe ptrlsBt. Der 5clss
Ihuppen mar Gi9suthum oss Weetrs
Wm. BEL, uno asstesr ptrior $25
in gapierseIb. peIae Ct in sinsm al.
ten Sopaa in benz Stuppsn rtrIttti
batte. Der BronoI9ootn btlaaft fih
auf m.brere hunnsrt Dollars.
-gIls 5rau Gbas. Roite. BON Ro.
POI Sietfon Strabt gsiterH 4kno
turs mad 8 utr NIT elmer brenntnotn
S.rs ben Keller bstrut, erfolsss stne
bsftiee GaserpIoiiOR. bel peldsr Der
Srdu eos Sduptboar, ioipte bic
4uaenbrauen p<r'tnet ipurotn. Yin
Stillalarm braat. Die Jsutrtpthr aur
5te[Is, pslde isbod uidi in asdtia'
teit su ireten bruudt,. bo bic Grpln'
iion isin J<usr rat iit sos. usbr''
gems iteint bic Stub an pem uns
fad Der @aseei,uiddft btisumsftn 81
'sin, bo 2,bisrs bersits Dor sfDti gnof
den BON einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rumens Go. SsRtins. oarauf oufs
Mrsiom semott poroeu mar, oob
Gas aus ben bon Der 5auptrcbre tn
ben asllsr fiihrenosn Hobre tnifptstt.
an Der aats Der Grau G. Wsas
ion, I'm pierier Stodpsri oes 6auits
Qp. 430 M<ft 5. aps. srpIcpiris gss
fern Ranmitiag Der 0afolinpsn.
glienano uurbe psrItst uHo Der nns
oerihtete SGoetn III muir gtrins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-25

Diniiion Der senanntsn Hubn, ipesen
DpppeIaelsiIes s8erbefsrunsen unb ipels
dem Iih bic Better bss Reforts, bic
$50, 900 perlangen, rioerieben. Sc
fern iiberfonbten bic 4ommijIdre
ibren geriht bem 1eputn gountp
glrrt Stoniifer in Snbspenoenee, ap.,
iporin Der grsis auf $7144 fefteeTest
tpirb. Die 9eiiber oes 2otals finb niht
NIT benz prsis Sufrieben uno ba6en
anpGIts sneosirt. Der Gau fpiro am
is. DECEMBER 3ur 8erbuncluns toms
men.
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gen: auguItus aoons uno sSrau an
Wihasl 5innegan unb 5rau, IbeiI
BON Got ID In 2ubIpips 5ubhipiiion
auf Der WsitIsite Der 8uuod Ctr,
81; R. See girS unb Srau an Rus
epIpb GabeIman, Got 179 in Der
MiuoaIs 2anb Co.'S Suboipiiion, 81.
- SeirdtbsIheine: groper grses
ben, 10, uno artie Sitt. 19, beibe bon
bier; Qntbonp 8rantmann, "a, unb
9aura Suntel, beibe pon Ginetnnati.
- Marp 8. Inbreps bat i'm aens
ton gountp Greiseeriht sesen RuiIeQ
Spurlpt bebufs Regelung bes Raas
IaFes BON 8. 9. Soffmonn cine ala=
&c eineersiht.
- Der gd'tein bes neuen y. M. 6.
q. Gebdubes, an Yite uno Wlaoiion
Npe., pire am Wafbington's 9es
burtstdse gelegt peroeu.
- Charles Idman, Der betannte
Sutpelier an Der Ytte StruBe, III 9es
fern morgsn in feiner Wo9nung. 737
mabiipn Qpenue, na6 tur5er Sronts
belt geitprben. Die Ssihe fuiro mad
Gorintb, ap., gebra9t fperosn.
- Rop SplIp ipurbe gsitsrn Wtors
gen i'm gpliseteeriht unter $500 ben
grpboeItporenen iiberipieIeu. Gr
piro bss GrobbisbItabls bei6uIoiat
uno iol bon sinem, Dor BEN Souis
Ro. 531 @reenup Ctr. ftebenbsn Wus
gen cine Stattsl nit 3pei aIetoern,
Gieentbum Don @m. Suipper, gsitobs
len baben. 0oFelbe geihab nit 2epis
Torge uno Clifford WtiheIs. tpeIbe bic
akibsr in Gmpians senommsR .hobsn
fpIIsh.
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Si. Genport Cffie. far bas pGta'
einmatier gplfs6latt" beiiubet ad tn
go. 339 gprf Strake, sesenaber ocm
gourtbauie, poisIhit Gtpisfeiten, Yin.
srisen II. {. ip. bis 10 ubr 45 WiHntea
nbeaSs eHtsegenasuomnten suersen.
seleSbor Eonth 24O1.
- 5eirutbsThsins: grOoer 6.
Barb uro 0oiip 9iHegor, bsibe bon
MrrppImitb, Sp.
- Der Stabtrotb autoriiirte ben
itGotii6en Qubitor, auf 33 Gage
$40, 900 Su Isiben. Die Columbia Gi.
itnperte erhielten ben 8pntratt fir
bic neuen 3sIIsn i'm itdotii4er 9ss
fanquib. Der commonwealth Goal &
Goat 60. tpurbe bic Tt6otifhe 2.e'
ferung bon GpbIsn 5ugeIproten.
- Die Central gbriftian ghur6
erbislt bic Grlaubnib. an Der Scott
StruBe, spii6en Der Is. uu6 19. Ctr,
cine n.us airhs gum prsiis bon $1,000
su .rri6tsn.
-- Der Stdbtratb beoollmdhiists
ten girasrmsiiter arisqsr nit Der
Nugfuhrune alIsr aontrutts fir Stras
benpsrbeTsruneer, bic bon benz
une.nommsn puroen, bic
ab.r unsiltig Ieir iolsn, fans nie
100000 gpnbsaussabe pom 0eri6t
fiir un1eissIid1 ertldrt rperotn ioats.
0as 9erbsTsrunss.SOmmtttes belt
qeTtern Qbenp eine Sisune ob.
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Sobn 8dtbeuts. 50 5abr, alt. Don
Ro. sl4 Tain Strabt. slitt auf BEN
Seiieupsss al WcWiten AD.. ure
Gin Sirabs aus uno sos ii1 I'm Gals
len Gin, 8err.ntuns ots retttn ani.s
gu. Der D.rungliitis tpuret IN sinsm
guggp na6 benz ftdStii9en Scfpttcl
eebrott.
9otrid 9urner, 81 Sohr, uli, bon
Ro. "a RiI.p auep, Tam asit.rn 4benc
inipIg, b.s @Iattsiies on Der ptarl
urb Bite StroBe gu Jaa unb brad
bos rttts 9onbesIsn.. Or tuuroe
nat BEN itootiittn SofpitaI gebraht.
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Die 9batfade. bab gsl.gsntIih Der
biespodigsn 6pmpboni.sR sRDn5.rt. ttin
Soliit mitmirtt, blisb auf ben 8siu6
Der seitsrn Nadmittas itatissbdbisn
Generalprob< islbitberitdnbIih nitt
obn, ginflub. .1rososm bate ii6 sin
redt oniebnIitss auoitOrium sinses
funben. bas namsntlih Der Glsar'fhen
atpsiten Symphonic, Die seIsssntlih
bief.r Ronserte ibre ameriionif9e llrs
auffibrung erJbte, nit Der ssfpannies