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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30

aufaeiteat.n MiiIleimern entfiibrte.
lkr ben l.eren Jabrbamm. Die 9ers
rem fhlugen bic 3rasen ibrer MGntsl
bod, mnb Glice muihelte iih tief in
ibren geI3. 90 ihritten fie aiemli6
fdpeigiom bic fapeigenbe Strabe
entluns.
Do ert1nte pl0bIih por ibnen Elm
tiefes kbroblihes Sunbegetnurr, benz
bas Gngitlthe gefeif elmer fpeiblihen
IStimme dntipprtete. lleber einen
Riueiner am Strabenranb ssbiiGt,
| itano ein fleines altes Welblein, cine
groiesie sisur, in Elm Serlumptes llmz
| ihtastuh sebiillt, nit piel 81 groben
Sdubsu an ben Giiben uno etnsm
5raetprb om Irm. Dor thr belt Elm
GROCER, ipplfsartiger S6dferbuno, Der
/ fie, Die M1bne geitrdubt, Die Sbrsn
| feis suriitselegt, nit tiidiiten 8lidsn
onfuntelte. Die 8eiben mu6ten iih
pffenbar ben Srbalt bes Wliiueimers
itreitia, uno es mar fhtper. gu ents
I6siben, OBJ iih Der 4oter ppr benz
Stpd in Der 5itternoen9reii iiinnenhdno
mebr fIr9tete ooer Die asrlnmpte Qlte
Dor feinen gefIetihten 3Gbnen.
Gin ulti9es Naturbilo," ndielte Der
Baron, obne isine Cigarette aus oem
Wunos gu nebmen.
9llics Iagte nidts. lie la4te nur, se'
ndu 10 meIpoiih uno better tpie Ionit,
aber bissmaI sellte es tpie cine i9riae
Gi7cnans in pouls Sbren. Gs lam
tbm 10 ungluublih ppr in bisIem Iu'
9enblid, bab er ii6 porbeugte, nm ieis
nsr gegleiterin ms geItcht gu ipdber.
Die tief iiber bic Stirn berabeeaogene
Vels4oque lieB ni6t pisl ertennen, nur
cine perfpaI6ene S,elligtsit, eine grin.
| Isnoe @rimaHs, tpie oi. eines boblsn
sobtentcpfs, iaste fta paul entriiitet
gr fdnb jebt, baB bies 2d6en niat
rur 9ebdntenlos, bab es ber5los tldnse.
gti6t m.hr tinoiI6er unperitano, ioils
bern erauIame Snaoenfreube idisn
iih barin gu perratben. Gr i4dHte
Iirh olIeu Grnftes oes elegant 9etleio.s
| ten SGmhens on i.iner Seite Dor bic
fem serlumpten gettelpeib uno Be-
IftIeuniete Tetnen Sdritt, Inn porii6era
5utpmmen. Qergerlidh pif6te er TN
9orbeiaehen benz G0tsr einen Stp6-
lisb aus, bab er aufhsuleno bas 0elte
Iiuhte.
gr bDrte faum, tpie Der Baron uno
QIite iib luitig mahten iiber ben Rit4
tcrbienit, ben er Der 2umpenprinseiitn
ertpieien, er mar su fe1r nit ietuen
eiseneu unbequsmen geoanten beitdfs
tig.. 60 pieI srffisn ibm iebt iiher:
| in biefer @uIter mar feline perIe 5u
finber. Gr fhislte nah gllice btniiber.
o6 iie pislIeidt feline geonntsn errathc.
Gie bielt ii6 ieBt bes bsftig.n Winoes
pessn ben Muff pur bas 8efiht, oter
Qdul mar es, uls titere tie unausgs.
ieBt in ben fpei6en qel3 binsin, aIs
Ia6e lie tie b.ioe aus, ibn unb ben 80.
ron, genau 70 beIuitigt, pie lie oas
s0eib uno ben SDter ausgelaht bate.
Gprf tptHtte eine leer ooriiberfdh
renbe 4utomobiloroitte herun paul
lieB bic geioen sinfteioen uno perab.
ihisbets iih trrs, obne iit gu sntiduIz
0ioen. Gr ging ruf6sn Shrittss bon
honn.n, INNER nod bic tpenia Tdmsis
helhafts YurdlIele fpeiter ousfiihrsnD,
bie ibm aufgsbIist mar. ShIisblt6
5o9 sr nit elmer Dirt srimmigen gu
lnprs bas Soait, inoem er ben ndAiten
WIaeimer nit bem SSube auitisb un0
nu3u murrts: 9.rpiiniats Grobbs,
lad uibt 70 bosbaft!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30

Gin it.rbsnbtr part. 8enn
man bic aIs gIbnauHss be5ei6neie
GtraBs bon QItona mad glantensis
gu, cine pabrs prdhtitrase, entIong
pdnbsrt, begIeitsn stnen re6ter Sane
ipunberpoue Wagnatenpar.s NIT sngs
lid geI6orsr.n RoisHfIGhen unb urs
alien 9uhen, btntsr oenen ii6 hsIls
fchimmernbe gilsn ptriteden. 6ier
perbrinq.n bic Grbsn Der oltfdHieen
Observation-Disclosures Snmburgs uno
2ltpnas einiee Commemorate. muHs
DE bisisr parts Itebsn aber aub gang
leer pDer fDeroen pon ibren 8siiBerH
nur gu fIiittieem 2iufertbalt uufgss
fudt. Sn friibsrn 3ei.eH pursn bic
QnEaesn Dem pubIitum 5u genubreis
den Spa5i.reGn9sn pffsn, unb 70
fpnnte man TturbenIdng Lungs Der
glbe bur6 bieIe aette Der 5srreniiB.
unter bimmsIbokn Wipfsln babintpan.
bern. 5eut. iit bas nidt mebr To-:
4ltona unb Samburs iinb gu erobs
itdotii9 getporoen, mad Sunberttous
fenben sdblt Der Strom Der Conn
tagss4usfIiisl.r ouf Der glbhaufee,
unb unier bieTen finb su pixIs Gles
msnte, benen man bk ldnbfhaftIi9en
aoitbori.iten Der Darts niht obn.
ginIhrdnfuns iiberloHen mag. @uf
QnFraee tpirb ouh heute nod germ
pertrausnerpedenben SpusisreGngern
Der Gintritt in bic BeFsunssn erIaubt.
giner Der fd,onIten parts 1T Der auss
sso.bnte p. DonnerfGe geiis. ouf BEN
bic grbin Der alteinaefeTenen b. Oons
nerften Jamilie, bie Gtdtsrdtbin
b. Donner, Dor ni1t LANCER 3eit ibre
5ass beI6loFen boi. Sest pirb bas
prGttige 4nipefen einen neuen Ghids
faI .ntseeenseben: es tpirb 0ffentlin
perben. Die Gtobt glltond bot es
Ioeben anaetanfi, unb ipenn iie aud
febr tpabrfheinIlh einen Ibeil bes
parfs als anlnse erbolten tpirb, 70
tiopft bod oi. neus 3eit tn Oefialt Der
Bertebrsanfpriift unb besWohnunssT
bebiirfniffes mdhtig an biefen nun
6ff.ntlih sefporb.nen DsfiS. Die Ges
faihte Der .fterbenben gdris- aus
5amburgs unb MItonos 1lmgebune
iptrb baburh um Elm Rapitel bereis
hsrt. 9llou fentimeniol brau9s man
aber biefe Manbluns nint 5u beurtbeis
len, benn ipirb babel aud nprnebm 5us
riidsssossne S40nbeit Der Gserftrob.
nabe eebrnht unb cine bon ittnen Nei=
gen b,rflGrte gisenpbpfiognpmie ses
tilot, 70 III bagegen tpobl ~ bebenfen,
bab biefe ariifofrntif9eu Meierpnte Der
febnfiihtisen miinfne ber Wengt
ipotten, bob iie nur psnis anb nnr
tpenigen niiben. Mn Der glbe merit
man bas gang befonbsrs enpftnblid,.
Mon4e bisfsr ,bsrrii& ouSgr6fsnben
Rssu ssasn % ~ 5ass ~ ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30

obne Deduns maridbi-ten mir mittsn
In Der Wiite, pdbrenb Der Jsinb i'm
Shube bes Sorts uno Der Oaien Tag.
@leib follten mir ibn tennen Iernen.
Den erften @rub funote sr uns
bur9 einige Shrapnells nnb 9rana@
ten. Cine Bose bon unentffloFenheit
atng bur1 unIere Heiben. Gin fhrsds
Iiaer MussnbIid! Mbsr bic aommunbo-
rufe Der Sffi3iere riiIen uns auf, unb
trps bes Sdgels Der tpbtbrineenben
GeihoiIe gins es meter. S1on fpdrsn
einige meirlsr Nahbaren gefdllen, Der
am aopf perlest. jener on ben geinen
:. aber trosbem beeannen mir uns
jest f9on an bteien Serenfabatb su
geipobnen =. lin 9 ltbr beaann bds
8pmbdrbement beS Sorts burcb uniere
4rtilleris, Elm fiir6terIihes, nidt 5u
bei6reibenbes S9auipieI; 0uBenOs
tpeiie i9Iugen unIere 9ranaten briibsn
auf, uno man6er bate WiitIeib nit
BEN nngliidlihen i'm Snnern. Sn
t.tapp Sebn Minuten mar bic 3eritDz
rung bes Sorts polIenbet :" Der
S6reiber er5ablt bann neiter, bnb ba>
nit Der aampf nod niht beeubet mar.
Dab pielnehr pGbrenb Der Bsiebuns
Der perIaHenen 8sfsitisunsspert. bic
9iirten uno glraber nod breimal Den
rehten italieniihen 5liigel beItiirmten,
bab Die grpben italieniihen geihiise
tpieoerbolt einsriffen. uno bab ibr
Bonner srIt nm 2 llhr Ndhmittaes
| ihipieg. .Sest peib ib, ipas Der 9ri.s
l." i6lieBt Der Sergeant, roas SHred.
lt6ite, pas meufhlihe phdntaiis iia
dus6enten fdnn -"
Der r;ibrenbite Brief absr, ben
rSetolo" perDffsntlibt, itammt bon els
mem einfahen iisilianiihen SoIbaten,
Der Bel 0erna pertpunbet uno ins Wtis
litdripitaI na1 3orent gsIhaFf. ipurs
be. .Ou iOllft pifen, Iieber Batter, bab
ib iest eincn 8ruber babe. Sber pieIs
mebr bas 4nbenten an einen 8ruber.
Gr mar, .be bic SGIa6t besann, inn
mer in meiner 9fGbe, INNER poa
Jrsunoiaaft unS Qufner,fdmteit. als
er bonn fab, bab i6 perpunoet puros,
| fprang er mir sur Seit. tpie cine be-
Iprgtt Ututter uno Iieb nidt ab, mid
su qudIen, iofort ben ar5t dufSuius
den. 8egen mein.n Millsn aerrte er
mid aus benz gertit Der grobtsn 0ss
| fnbr meg, inbes unaufb0rIi6 bic aus
gsln I'm uns pfiFf.n. Damn besanu sr
nm mid gu iammern nj. ein Sinb
unb piiuitts INNER ipisosr, sr Tonne
| itatt meiner bic 0erpuHoung srleiosu.
uno er erlaubte niht, bab i'd in be
2inie surIdtshrte. auf sinmal trofsn
| ibn brsi augsIn in bi. 9ru't uno er
itiir5te 5u msin.n Jiiben nisoer. er
mar nod nitt tobt; ih fnleppte ibn
10 ipeit ME moeIih nit oem etnen oss
| funoen Qrm uno lieb ihn odnn nuf ein
| mouIt6ier Iaben. glis mir bic 2uufs
grGb.n srrsihtsn, mar .r seiiorbeH.
Qm ndfiteu Wpra.n inb ia ibn in Der
tlsinen 5ran3istanertirde pisosr uno
netnte I'm ibn tpie Inn .insn Bruosr.
/ Gr bieb gtntoniO bs 5ilippi, fam aus
Der s]rpoins 9aeta, mar q Sahr. alt
unb bate gu Saafs nur feline Tsuttsr-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-30
6arsbmr8 Rln,erifa 3inie
Der nrme ghemann.

Utnan (ipdt genGts bermfdt sn
&nus fonunenb): ~Grr bod Tnrr nuf
5u teifnt. aIte, es III bod ocrnoe
Gtrufe oelsHg fir MIDI bnb is lid
in usisssm oensafb SeppGs istel-
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g in anberIdfftaer Snnee init sutcn
GmuIfftultntiien fifr bie Efftse elmer gszitdes
tiinasaBefenitnft. 8n abreifiren an 8 o..
gor 687, Gin. IL
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Grfabrene ssb6in in eineut efefinurdni
Gihfpeftsfde Heffe uffb Rapminer S4r.
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@ GdrtneT, gutter, ipeIder 6cnrilfe urb nutp
ben. Rn6eufransn goHntna 9ln6mitfaa bon
DID o ubr tn Der Relihens bon Sgaii
gearlss Sleif6mnnn, 3h56 mafbiugtou atoe.,
stbonbaIs IL
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20 ab6en iiir oIpenseriiic pdusnr belt: elm
tades aofen; fein Ssnf6en. 2fs gSoclter
sice.. Clifton.
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pepiar Gtrate62c. giu 3immer Gsstsot;
Gas ana maasr, Ne&lnfrastu Sci .. GlIsts
HanH. S3 posIAr Eirabs ~
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Gentfnss Rdb men FIR ulleenrrtns enifs
arbett 2526 Saocbbntn sine., ndpe @icSdt
Ion etc
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earbier erfter aIaHe. b54 mafn CIR.
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/ gu permietben Cottage.
|
i pepiar Gtratee9c. Ditr 3nsmer Cottage
gas nns msda @ na4laisaasH Sci .. GiIsss
| HerIangt-fitdn
Gartne1, gutter, ipeIder cscmffe unb aud
pinmsm tiiften fnrn; ntiib NeierenSen pn'
DID D ubr tn Ser Reithens bon ggail
/ 1galies Saesl1mnnn, $500 maihtuetoa sloe.,
1 slbouhdIs. IL
G6ulfeiultntiien fiir bie EfFise elmer gsEiidss
snnassgefealnnft. Sn abreffiren an D.
gurbier erfter aIaife b54 msoin cir.
@erIangt--ipeibiidb.
| Grfabrene ab6in in eiuent Netnurdft.
| Giihipeiissde getfs mftb Raeuiner Eat.
Rab6en fnr oHeenseriuc eausarbeli: Elm.
| tadfs nofen; fein 2sninen- 2fs esooiper
| aoe.. Clifton.
Dentfa.s wasasn flir arseurrtne eaais.
ailsS's iaa tt1 zo2s ss's''lfH a'e'' Ha's Yfsa'
ertabreRss Rdb9sn tiir oneemetne
| 3aIiearbeif; fisine Suiuilis; gutter &obu. 5e6
| enfhtns Sse,. abSnoaIe.
sansorbcsf 5000 asssfi sips. RnipooS.
| Masnru fnr aIsemeine ea1sorncA. 1889
| atupei Gfr.. @1inuf &tiIs
Cute seiiifae 6rna OILS SousbditsriH. 81
etenemseIrAe n,dnnIiA.
GEfobreuer Wann fnnt gtsInsa nia
| Rslrer rber gunhrlarn. as. g. GGnoit&6
| IS. nrb Clint ctr
Bd6sr, beiu56er. fu3i urbeti ais srfis cosr
| tfpetie 1nno an sree, H1us, Rses uno
nader funt eseuuua ols sipette rbsr Srttie
Sanb. anbe sHrftt. eiberfo uHb sotu eif'
monn 2s eobrs oil, etrIidb nnb nrbeiispiI.
/ liz, ipiintnt trGenbsDciste FaMdftsonn9 i0iS
GrBett aefudi bon einem pirrissn iunssn
wlnnu oon 2 0Jabaen; BGbritnr1csf notae6o'
CEN eeas. 1oee. loos Wase car.
garTeeper. bz eneIifben nub neiitfden
| gprd6e uihdtia, fr1i Eteuuna ~ siictrldi'
4 fg nfie naGiern. .. u. u, 2e4 gtoin9it3n
EteIlrnaeinhe -ipeiblih.
eaiooa pser aei.oiront. 1885 sama s.r.
/ ]. Etu6, hinten.
ISunae 5raa tp.iHfht e,slInne aIs ssc4n
i'm EaIoou ober eseltnuront as Coplar
en-, 1. gao6.
4 A
| Istrs (gEi6ereisarbctt tpsrb angenouisgeR)
| Edrnnf, zoos Gin Efr.
llnterbaItnngs-ARseis
IGRAND "d''Hss' D''i,SsS nns Ssamt,aa
''THs GIRL D! NY DREAMS.
oRPHEUN g,i.ss, g:aa:ss.. :.':'::; :. s:::....
| "sEE s71!?s 70 G1rV9sss.
STANDARD ssssl sia: .iss:.. =s.
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u MT iu ano crsiaes. @rsile Zoe bts SOC
"THE GoLLFGK WIDOW.
LYRIC SsiiH's' s'i''''s' mat esm..,.
4 1.-THE n0ss".
HEuCKS g'ai; gnsa1ss noHSsr,iss S,sat1ss nns eamaa
THE GIRL AND THE Tramp.
WklkUi &c: asss. IOc. CSC, sEe. Eos. 7se.
.THE ECMo'.
\ KEITHS S'af'H''' s.'l. ,ss''eI g.. ss uus so..
s8as EDWARDS seho n Boys and Girls
ltEUFlESl Tsaitnss tnslsds
'sSEW cENVURs esRLs".
Grataofs sHs iabmarlae eiaHais.
QA q Nan ssuboH. @sris.
II Ill g5srmsa
An1H. Grpreb,sahrien
c sssorS9 gsflls Dom, I -Sa,t Sla.
sssnsr. asl 'TlSinsiS sSsissIaa. Is, s. ss51. sa@
II 2snbcn, aarss, ~u<~ lsl
III !;';;::: i:':;:::: ;;::: : Dfuttd)er
TcnnsrfiaeS,
II 30 ut< Aoxu
srsns srsssrie gsiiSeimi. vsSraar
ssrerleu birlsft
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Garoline Dritbmdna,

ee5. Enncbrnd.
i'm eIltsr bon es satren, mlonaier unb 8 "a
gen. 3te 3Eii Der ReerbtauHa iptb fpdfsr Be
tdnHt gsu1adi.
II Tic fraHsnssn StntcrbIssbenen.
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Sturb ar Honnerstra ben 2s. Tcsembsr
1911 Ibenbs q ubr &c D1iinttqu. nrrfer iuulgft
ecliehier Gaiie- Safer. GSobooter uh5 g0mIs.
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grt0brenes @db4su tar atIeemein
1aiiearbeit; tieinc IaIuilts; Guifr 4cbu. 30
Sntdln3 &se, abosoaIe
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efrisSri6 ,MnrbItnbarSt,

sidr5 an srettae, ben 20. Termber 1911,
Gn5miitaoS I'M i2 utr 40 Wsimits1 In ibeer
gDUbrua1. stibofttfdc giuH unt WlcTdrtann
dfrmuftpr urn E<nrsftpr
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of footsteps down the corridor. 1t was
Lieut.. Ryan. night man In the telegraph
room, with two or three patrolmen, each
ready for instant battle with q regiment
of burglars.
Surrounded by the bluecoats. Rather
inc Sullivan. VINO had regained her
breath but not her poise. explained what
Il was all about.
II went into the record room 10 clean
I'D as usual this morning." she said,
"and ] put my key in the wrong place.
Then that bell began to ring and scarce
the wits out OF me and I ran out here
as fast as / cou
BY that time the bell had stopped
ringing and the guardians Of the peace
were able to figu . out what had hap
pened.
Some time ago Police Commissioner
Waldo installed a burglar alarm In the
record room at Police Headquarters as
an additional ~precaution In guarding
them. and the charwoman had acci-
dentally put her key into a lock pro-
tected by the electrical device.
The evening world., 1911-10-30
LOUIS E. UPDlKE DEAD.
Passes Away After Being Stricken
in sub way station.

Louis e. Updike Of No. 527 West One
Hundred and Fifty-second street. q re-
tired engraver and IN active member
OF the Madison Avenue Baptist Church
congregation, died at Bellevue Hospital
early to-day as the result Of q stroke
Of paralysis which attacked him in the
Twenty-eighth street subway station
yesterday lay morning; He was 'i%xty-three
Mr.. Updike. who was returning home
from church with his sister. Miss Jen-
ME Upd!ke. ran down into the station
to catch a friend for whom he had n
message. Climbing the stairs again he
was stricken and fell. striking his head
on the railing 80 that his skull was
fractured.
An ambulance was called and Miss
Updike. walking away to avoid the
gathering crowd. did not see that her
brother was the man lifted into II.
She waited nearly half an hour before
going down into the station to look for
him. Her first Information Of his plight
was from the ticket taker. Miss Up
dix tainted and was carried ( the
Martha Washington Hotel. where ply.
slcians worked over her for several
hours before she conscious
ness.
The evening world., 1911-10-30
BURGLAR ALARM
AT HEADQUARTERS
TRAPS A WOMAN
Changing Of Gong Sends
Squad of Police on Run
to Record Room.

Lieut.. Joseph Mannion. night man in
charge Of the Detective Bureau. was at
his desk about 7 o'clock this morning
when he was startled by the changing
Of a gong.
Mannion started to his feet. The clat-
ter kept UP and Policeman Rueloff,
guard in the hallway leading to the
Detective Bureau. rushed into the room.
ITS the burglar alarm" he gasped.
and then Mannion's faculties returned.
Hurry he commanded as he Gashed
into the hall and back toward the
record room. followed by the excited
bluecoat.
Ciang! Clang. Clang! sounded In
their ears louder than any fire gong
either had ever heard.
Mannion dashed into something In the
darkness and instantly knew that he
had collided with a human being.
Got him!" he gasped. and Ruelof.
Just behind. also seized the shadowy
figure.
There was q wild scream, distinctly
feminine. and the figure struggled vio-
lontly In the grasp of the minions OF
the Law.
Let loose Of me-" q female voice de-
manded.
Make q Hight Rueloff." said Lieut..
Mannion AS the glare Of electric bulbs
lighted the corridor Mannion's gaze fell
Upon Katherine sullivan. a charwoman
in Police Headquarters. who was doing
her best to loosen his grip on her.
"Mannion fell back a step and de-
manded. What does this meanY"
Before she could answer the ele sator
door changed open ana there was a rush
The evening world., 1911-10-30

woman jury. Nov. 2 twelve women will
occupy the Jurybox in Justice Cas7'a $
court to try the case of A. A. King.
The evening world., 1911-10-30

editor of the Watts News. charged with
printing a story alleged to be In vlola-
ton OF the law.
The evening world., 1911-10-30

Woman Jury In CALIFORNIA;.
Los ANGELES. Oct. 3.-Watts 10 the
first town In California to have a
The evening world., 1911-10-30
S25.50C China ClosetSl9.zs

Just ike Illus
tration. Made
of gen line
guartered oak
Height 8 II. :
in; width 10
in; side glasses
arc Il2xA6 in.
Tho door glass
is Is X 30 in.
Mirrorcd back
lOxA in top Of
closet. Adjust
able u g Ives.
Fitted with
grooves SO thai,
ths, closet can
The evening world., 1911-10-30

Top hcavy bart l base. Extends to
J fcct without opening the pedestal. I,
BOX frame top. patcnt hard wood ex-
tensions, each leaf locks in separately,
lifted with a celebrated Tydcn table {
lock; thoroughly constructed and,
hand polished.
The evening world., 1911-10-30

hand polished finish. Solid oak.
no enecrs used. II has a 4s-inch
round top and it extends to O feet
without opening the pedestal. Large
barrel base; heavy French legs with
beautiful hand carved claw feet.
Patent hard wood extension slides
and is fitted with u high grade table
lock.
The day book., 1911-11-22
WOMAN SUIcIDEsIN PARK

An unidentified woman, about
Is years old, and well dressed,
committed suicide today in Hum
ooldt Park by swallowing car
bolic acid. Her body was found
lying on bench about 8 o'clock
this morning.
A cloth handbag containing 40
cents, but no Identification cards
or letters, was found near by. A
bottle that had contained cerbolic
acid was beside the bench! iituE
The day book., 1911-11-22

Of diamonds. General raid on
tenderloin because of his murder.
Yuan Shi Kai fears republic
would disrupt China. What have
the republicans been doing UP to
date?
We rurnor that the Empress
Mother Lai and her matinee idol
soon will appear in vaudeville in
this country.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, hunter
got so excited he took own team
for deer, and bagged it. If there
were any other hunters in woods
at time they ought to go down on
their knees and give thanks.
Chas. w. Voss,, pastor Zipn
Lutheran church, Des Moines,
says carelessness of ministers in
performing marriage ceremonies
cause Of divorce evil.
Olga Cochran, GAINESVILLE, O.,
married F. Joy Cochran, Cochoc-
ton, last Thursday, and Bennett
Hall, Newport, KY, Saturday.
Says she was under ''some
strange influence" during second
marriage.
One thing against Aldrich bank
plan is that all bankers seem to be
COR it.
WOMAN SUICIDES IN PARK
, An unidentified woman, about
IS years old, and well dressed,
committed suicide today in Hum
The day book., 1911-11-22

lowed the poison while sitting on
the bench, and then fell over on
her side.
LONDON SUFFRAGETTES
RAISE CAIN-22O JAILED
London, Nov. 22.-The mill
tant suffragettes waged actual
war yesterday evening in their
campaign for equal rights, and TO-
day 220 of them were in Bow
street court to answer to charges
of obstructing traffic, assaulting
policemen and malicious destruc-
ton of property. All of them
spent last night in Jail.
Black eyes and scratched faces
were numerous among the pris-
oners, and several said their
bodies were masses of bruises.
They charged the police were un-
der orders to handle them as bru-
tally as possible, short OF lnf1lct-
ing serious injury, as discourage
ment.
Policemen also had a tale of
woe to recite. A number Of them
were stabbed by hatpins. Some
had their eyes blackened, their
noses bruised or teeth knocked
out by brass knuckles in women's
hands.
Miss Mary Oldham, the first
woman arraigned this morning,
defed the court to do its worst.
She was sentenced to IA days i'm
prisonment, with the option of a
$17.50 fine. She chose the jail
sentence and the rest of the wo-
The day book., 1911-11-22

The woman apparently swal-
lowed the poison while sitting on
the bench, and then fell over on
her side.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
CHiLO'S HEAD SOLID
MASS Of HUM0R
Il Was Awful. Cried Continually.
Had to Hold and Watch Him
to Keep Him from Scratching
Suffering Was Dreadful.
Had not Used Half a Set Of Cuticura
Remedies Before Head was Clear
and Free from Eczema.

81 think the Cuticura Uenediee ers
the best remedies for l have
ever heard Of. NV mother had Q child
who had a rash on It's head when IL was
real Young. Doctor called 1t baby rash.
He gave us medicine. but. v did no
good. In a few days the head was q
solid mass, a running sore. 1t vas
awful, the child cried continually. We
had to hold him and watch him Ito
keep himl from scratching the SORE.
His suffering was dreadful. At Iass We
remembered Cuticura Remedies. We
got u dollar bottle Of Cuticura Reeol.
vent, a box ~ Cuticura Ointment, and
a bar OF Cuticura Soap. We gave the
Re,olvent as directed. washed the head
with the C%uticura Soap, n apPlied
the Cuticura Ointment. We had not
used half before the child's head vas
clear and FIRE from ecyehna, and II has
never come back again. HIS head was
healthy and he had a beautiful head OF
hair. think the Cuticura Ointment
very good for the hair. 1t makes the
hair grow and prevents falling hair.
(Sigued) Mrs. Francis Lund, Plain City
Utah, Sept. 10, 1910.
For more than a generation TIE Cuti-
cura Remedies have afforded the speed
lest and most economical treatment TOT
skin and scalp eruptions OF young and
old, that itch, burn, crust, scale, and
destroy sleep. Sold throughout tn.
world. Send TO Potter Drug a CbsL.
Corp, sole props. Boston, Mass. foi
free 32-page Cuticura Booklet, . guide
10 skin and hair health.
The evening world., 1911-02-07
POLICE FORCE
BECAUSE It DROVE
CRIME FROM TOWN
Frugal Governors of Franklin,
\. j., Abolish Jobs Men
Filled Too We'll.

Matthew Buckley ana j. - Brooks.
comprising tine police force Of Frank
,in. y. j.. are victims Of tacir w ex-
rccdinE efficiency. They dit their work
81 well that tho Town Council at a
meeting to-day abolished the police force
entirely. 5u Cue ground t.at it IS not
needed.
Bucklry anil Brooks divided up tha
policing Of the town and the 500 an
uua.Iy allowed them for salary. one OF
them was always on the job. When
hrst they were appointed. siX years ago,
they made a few arrests, but soon
Frankliu settled down into the life OF a
perfect community.
Never a thief, a pauhandlcr or a dis
orderly person invaded the town. AL
Buckley and Brooks mad 10 do was walk
around and display their uniforms To-
the natives. M one Ia Franklin can
remember when there was a robbery.
The fru-Il government " Franklin.
considering that 500 a year was too
much of a price to pay for such obvious
peace, thought FOR a time of letting one
Of the two members OF the pc ice force
go. Neitncr would resign. The result
was that both were fired.
Hereafter the security OF Franklin will
be looked after by a special officer or
night Waterman. His salary will be
$500 a year.