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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
LONG SESSION
BUT NOTHING
ACCOMPLISHED
TWO EXECUTIVE SESSIONS WERE
HELD ON JAIL QUESTION, BUT
BLAME FOR DELAY WAS NOT
PLACED.
onnlis sioners

The board Of county commissioners
held an extra session yesterday morn
ing and for three and a half hours dis
cussed the jail proposition, but no
definite action was taken and the mat
ter stands where it did before the
meeting. The contractor stated that
according to the best estimate he could
furnish the building would be COM
pleted within five months. The archi-
tect and the contracting plumbers re-
iterated the statements they made az
the meeting Tuesday night, but It
seems to be impossible to locate the
trouble and ascertain who is respon-
sible for the delay in the work at the
jail.
AS stated in an editorial in The
Journal yesterday morning, the board
goes into executive session whenever
the members feel so inclined and they
felt inclined that way twice yesterday
morning, as two such sessions were
held, and, of course, the nature of the
discussions that took place in these
sessions is not known.
F. S. Rexford, 615 New York Life
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo, says: Il had
a severe attack of a cold which settled
in my back and kidneys and I was
in great pain from my trouble. A
friend recommended Foley Kidney
Pills and 1. used two bottles of them
and they have done me a world of
good"
w. A. D'Alemberte, druggist and
apothecary, 121 S. PalafoX st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

"A lazy mans typewriter has been
invented" says the Savannah Morning
News. Wonder If she's pretty?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

Schooners are in great demand IL
Pensa cola Most of them are chartered
for five cents trip, though.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
A CONSTANT ITCHING
AND BURNING
Night and Day, Cried 40 the Tina,
Used Most Everything. CSticura
Remedies Cured itching in 8
Days. Healed IN 8 Days.

'Tvwas tAken with the itch m Apra, 1904,
and used most everythtnG bad a hinnd
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
Don't Suffer
From Eczema
ITCH, RINGWoRM, PIMPLEs,
PRICkLY HEAT, DANDRUFF,
ITCHING PILES, CHATTING,
GROUND ITCH, POISON OAK, or
any other skin diseases, because
, ECZEMA
REMEDY

will quickly and positively cure every
one of these diseases, build up new
tissue and produce soft, healthy
cuticle.
No matter of how long standing the
disease may be-nor how aggravated
the eruptions-you will get IMMEDI-
ATE RELIEF and CERTAIN CURE
by using Lenoirs Eczema Remedy.
S. Mallory Riera, Buyer and City
Salesman for D. Kugelman & Co, of
Pensacola, Fla, writes under date OF
May s, 1911:
81 had a case of Eczema on my feet
of two years standing and after US
ing two bottles of your Lenoir's Ec-
zema Remedy was entirely cured. I
could not wear my shoes for about
80 days"
Just cleanse affected parts with te-
pid water and tar or pure CASTLE soap
dry gently and apply the remedy. 1t
contains no grease and will not stain
| the skin or soil the clothing.
Price $500. and $1.00 at all Drug
| Stores. The $1.00 size contains IL
times the quantity of the soc. size.
Trade supplied through
| CRYSTAL PHARMACY
Pensacola. Florida.
Prepared Only By
| CAWTHoN-C COLEMAN CO.,
Selma, Alabama.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

The only reason Pensacola will be
satisfied with a berth in the Southern
League next year is that we cannot get
into the National.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

Montgomery people ought to spend
the week end where the breezes are
delightfully."- refreshing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15


for five cents a trip, though.
Montgomery people ought to spend
the week end where the breezes are
delightfully."- refreshing.
There will be much joy in Pensa-
cola next Friday-if the home team
wins.
After the Mexican trouble the leaders
of both sides had a regular love feast.
Why is it that ducks don't have to
learn to swim nor girls to f1irt?
Uncle Sam has several minis, but he
does not make any mint juleps.
II this weather was not hot enough
for us we'd go to Jacksonville.
Hard surfaced roads are a sign that
the people are not hard up.
In Atlanta and Birmingham the Owls
are having a hooting time.
Bryan is in Georgia, but he refuses
to be fed upon 'possums.
Who wants champagne when vege-
table soup is handy?
The June bride is liable to get cooked
| II she cannot cook!
| Line up and give the bond issue an
! overwhelming vote.
What has become Of the spring gar
| dener's enthusiasm?
| ------
Railroad building is better than pri-
mary elections.
It takes terrible stare to freeze q
man in June.
Stumps and aeroplanes don't rub to-
gether well.
Now for the inter state motor boat
races.
A quartet of battleships is with u:
today.
The joys of motor boat rides arr
many.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
The crv From Everywhere.

The Cry From Everywhere.
Our county commissioners meet next
Tuesday, and we hope they will take
action towards securing good roads for
our county. The roads are needed and
the time for action opportune.-Mari-
anna Times-Courier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

There will be much joy in Pensa-
cola next Friday-if the home team
r1y{n
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15
NEWS AND VIEWS
BY STATE PRESS
Invitation to GraeeviIIe.

Invitation to GraeeViIIe.
Every editor, printer and devil in
South Alabama and West Florida is
especially invited to come to Grace
vile July 4th and see a real live town
-Graceville Advertiser.
Past the Joking Stage.
The Tampa Times asks: us there a
joker in the Pinellas bill?" Judging
by the columns of the Times we would
be led to believe that it was too Sc
rious matter to joke about. -Wau-
chula Advocate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

After the Mexican trouble the leaders
of both sides had a regular love feast
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

The joys of motor boat rides are
many.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

Why is it that ducks don't have t.
learn to swim nor girls to flirt?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

A quartet of battleships is with US
today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

Now for the interstate motor boat
races.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

Stumps and aeroplanes don't rub to-
gether we'll.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

Uncle Sam has several minis, but h
does not make any mint juleps.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-15

Hard surfaced roads are a sign tha
the people are not hard up.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

RICH BANK Law is PASSED
the presidency, was one of Roose-
velt's closest friends.
Doyou remember that panic of
1907? Do you remember the ruin
it brought about, the men who
committed suicide because Of it,
the women who were forced to
go on the streets to earn bread
for their children because of that
panic?
Here is how Wharton Barker
says that panic came about:
''The day after that conference
at Morgan's home there came to
me at Philadelphia, a gentleman
who had attended that confer
ence, a man of affairs in the BUSH
ness world.
This man had been an officer
with the Rough Riders under
Colonel Roosevelt.
"He told me that the things
proposed at that conference,
from a financial point Of view,
were frightful, and he appealed to
me to go to Washington to see
the president about them.
"He declared/he had appealed
to the president himself without
avail.
"He said that it had been
agreed at the conference that
loans should be called in, all cred
it withdrawn and such money as /
was in the hands of the banks
withdrawn from them and put
where it would be easily obtained
when the men who intended tel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR PA
ANOTHER UNLESS ALI
Not in all the pages of the
worlds fiction was there ever
chronicled so extraordinary a
story as that told before the Stan
ley committee for the investiga-
ton of the Steel Trust by Whar-
ton Barker of Philadelphia yes
terday,
Barker declared that the panic
of 1907 was not due to any con-
dition, that it was a thing DELHI
erately planned by few men who
met in the home of ]. Pierpont
Morgan in May, 1907, and decid-
ed that the country needed to
be taught a lesson"
He also said that those same
interests that caused that panic
are planning another one unless
a subserviant Congress passes the
Aldrich Central bank plan.
He declared that Theodore
Roosevelt sold himself to the rail
road interests as represented by
E. H: Hartman, in order to Sc
cure his election to the presidency
Of 1904.
Before going any further, it is
we'll to consider just who Whar-
ton Barker is.
IL io - G.,o.o;o~ - 4.,.eIoo of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

MEN RESPONSIBLE FOR PANIC OF 1907 PLANNING
ANOTHER UNLESS ALDRIcH BANK Law IS PASSED
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-29

Of 1904.
Before going any further. it is
we'll to consider just who Whar-
ton Barker is.
He is fnancier, trustee of
the University of Pennsylvania,
a member of the American Phil
osophical Society, of the .Acad-
envy of Natural Sciences, of the
American Academy of Political
and Social Science, of the His
torical Society of Pennsylvania,
and perhaps that most prominent
banker of Philadelphia,
He is a man 81 years old, and,
prior to Roosevelt's seleyationtto,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17
Gbe.erlaubniRi&ein

)ernit Rist, "a, 10. uRb Rac. Ctr.
tearrIe Reuiins. SO. 304 4nn Ctr.
William Shnsg, %, RorDooo.
lVorma gopo, 20, 213 Goepn Ctr.
sbomas Carl gauIorS. 21, 245e
Columbia 4pe.
lWar9areie glut, IT, Rortpoob.
5arrp plosmann, 28, 215 8. 12.St,
lGmma Uloonsp. %, 2750 Sa.lspgos.
Geors, Sripin Stons, 81, 633 Gronn
I Ctr.
l5Iorsnce 6. aenbaa. Is, 1923 Rar
Str.
Soi.pb O. Ratel. 21, 121GalbounSt.
lSteIa 5etb. IL. 26 Rilt Ctr
|georgs Z. Deber. 21, apdIono, 9.
Gillian Scnss. 20. btsel.
Diaiam Nss.s, %, 1920 3a6ariat
Ctr.
l8oai. !. gb,nault, 10, 265 RinSt
Gam anoerion, 40. SapIsr gart, 8.
Catherine ". SapIin, 80, 336 Dei.
8. 4pe.
! (5amss u. Sarssnt. 20. g,ntsrtoDn.
Snoiana.
tTsauo. IN. CliDs, 80. e15 10. s.au..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

gsrii6tspeiIe psrlautet. ssItsrn,
oab 9srr 4usuit Serrmann, grGGs
bent Der bisfgsn ~Rebs" nod in oi,Isr
Wots sintn Wanager fir lsin,H
aIub, als Ra5fOIser GriffitRs. err
nennen pirb. anlab gu bisism Gss
rii6.e CAB Die gsftriss 4ntunft b.s
GERM 9rspiub. pr1Fbsnt Der pitts
burger -9iraieu" in Cincinnati unb
cine ldngere aonfsren5 spiitsn ben
5eiben Uagnaten.
Ter Str.it Der 300 Qrbsiier i'm
bisiissn gaapdrt pessn gsi6Gftiguns
zines Ri6ts unipns Sugsuieurs, iit sit'
lib bsisslsai noro,n, uno iit bi. 4rs
Belt an ben Reubautsn isit Wittpot
ipieber in polem 9dns..
Die Rational aHociation BON gos
I.balsalubs eroffusie am Wltttipoh
ibrt 10. Sdhr.stonpention in Gan
2lnionio, seras. uno nirb pordusiiht.
lid bis gum gHbt Der Wchs in
Sisung psrblei6en, oa pisIs sJrastu
bon srpbsr Dihiistsit Der Gntidei.
ouna barren. es fino uber 100 Dele
aGten antpeienb, trelfe 332 alubs in
St1pten Der Der. Staatsn unb Gauas
sd rsprdientirsn. Sin beibsr aampi
pirb in Der Dabl fir ben ndhftidb'
riasn acknowledgment Der aonDen'
iion srfpartst, uno iteinen W5eeling.
20. ga.. uno Dot Springs .ars., einfts
ipsilsn bic msiit. ausiitt auf GrfoIg
81 bdben.
Die glational 4foeiation pertritt
AZ aieos. psldx 332 Stdois nit 29l1
prof. Spi.lsrn ,infdlieBen. DdhreHb
Der Iest.n SaifoH D.rlor bic aHoeius
iion 128 Spielsr bur6 3iebuns unS
gsriouf, poiiir bic bsiben sroben 3is
aas $780,. 200 sablisn. Ddbreno Der
10 Sabre ibr.s gsfaHoss bai bic 4Ho'
ciatiou bic Summs bon 5000, loo
oui hisi, gIleife aehcnbhdbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17

Qbsno BEG 80. SUM- 1909 polte 81
Iher feline Bobnung oerldfen, ais Die
5repPe, auf Der er ith befauD, 3us
idmmeHbruh unb er nit berielbeu IN
bic 4usgrabuRg itiir5te Setne Ra6z
labDerpaIteriH mahte ben 9pntrattor
g6as. 9iebl, iorpie ben GiqsutbImer
Rullronn perantportli1 uuo 'treHg!e
urTprungIin cine SIage iiber $4,000
qeger gsioe an. y{af Der eriten Der
bauolung ihlob iie ieooh nit 8iehl
stnsu QergIeih fir $3.50 ab, pesbalb
bieSIags segeu oieien geitriden puros.
Shprr e WsTsImann uno 6err 60.
8empiep nuren Die Qnlpdlte oes per-
tIogten RiibImaHn.
Gingereihte 9efumeHte.
TlataId Salbott pernaht ibr Der
m0gen an S5rau s. &. SOlobap uHo
5ruu G. SemDniR, ibrs beioen Sohz
ter, bsitimmt iebon. DaB oieielben fir
ibre SdpeIter Ulartba Butler iorgen
mUBtsn.
SDa Siegmdnn permaht lbr Berz
m0gen ibrem 8atten Dm. Siegmann
auf Qebens3eit uno na6 bsFen 5oo
ioQ boTelbe in gleihen 5beilen aui
ibre Ginosr ubergebeH
ga OLAF ga den.
Soa Stritler If RuhIabperraIter
Oon Quguitin Strit!sr; GruuDsigeua
t6um $1,000.
6enrp SatIenbOrg lit Rahlabpers
matter BON @m. sodIeubOrg; geriOz
nalien SIS.
Qsna 4rIing uno SuIid Niebaus
ijuo Observation-Disclosures poH
WagbaIsne Seine; gsrionalisu $760.
gbas. Gjnnohto iFt gta6laBpsrpaIz
ter bon Dominica W2iIeno; geriouaa
lien $3.50.
antoinette Sumner lit Na6IaBoers
paIterin BON Wm. =. GeIbot; 9runba
sigsntbum $500.
Der perf0nIide Ra6IaB oes Sobanu
g. 2odborn bstrdgt $1849,56; berisz
rtgs oes Sobn 9enrp Gjerbien $542
40 gts.
8eri i6ieoene8.
Der 6arbioe 2ouis 9ropu Duroe
9siteru Der 8ergepaItigung Der Dsis
ber glnuis Stroub uberfubrt uno
piro beute fein urtbsi! empfangen.
2ucien gorbin, aelusr elmer 9. Il.
8. g. 10. Speiiecar, tpelaer zines
unnatiirliaeu Ysrbretens anoeilaqt
itanb, plaibirte nit @inniIicunq
bss StaatsanpaIts oes tb6tlt6eu
4ugrtffs ihuIbIg unb purbs az
1e63ie Tasen 4rbettsbaus, Ippie 81
ben Soften perurtbsiIt.
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Wirb aasgeiieiert.
Ter Noroer Ansnito Siniidaldi
mnf nad) Stnlitn 5uriid.

gluguiio Sinifdalhi. Der ipesea
UaprD<s in Stalier su lsbeusldnslidsr
ginssIbof. psrurtbeilt p0rosn uno eem
ss msbrsrs Sabre lang stlunsen mar.
fit Isinsr 0erboftung gu snt5iehsn.
ipiro per Sdub laut tin.r eeiisrH bon
Ritter 6cIiiter i'm gunbesssridt abs
ssssbsnen Gnif6eiouns naA 5talisn
3uvidsebra6i tueroen.
SiniihaIti. bu bssdnntIi6 bonn
Geisttip yfIus nisoerssinalt tpsroeu
mubis, ebe sr xrhofisi psroer tcnu:s.
battle tin 5dteas Corpus 0efuh i'm
4unbesssriht onbdnsis gsmaht. oas
sefttrn 3u itinem unsuniten entib;es
ben fpurce. Stins anwilie bsbdupitn.
bab iis iib porldufis nod nint fiisen,
fcubsrn 9trufuns teim 9unbess apsls
luiicnseeriht sinlsssn ptroen.
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Wtentorialfeier
3M Gbren peritprbener Gebrer am
Sonntas In Der NoOomarb
!. 1pdidnle.

SnSber Doobparo 9odf6uIe finbet
am Sonntag Hahmittog cine Ges
bdhtnibfeier fir bic i'm Gaufe bes
Sdbres peritorbenen 2sbrer unb 2ehs
rerinnen Der bieiieen OffentlihenSdus
fen itatt.
Die Gebddtnibrsbs tpirb Rabbin.r
2ouis Grpbmann bolten, pGbrenp
ReD. 80. u. Jorr bas ginganssge6et
fpri6t. 4uberbem gelangt nod Elm Der
gelegenbeit oRgemeHsnes Ruiitpros
sramm CUR Gurhfiibruns.
Die 2ebrsr uno Gsbrsrinnen, bic
tpdbreno Der berfloHenen IL Wpnate
ssitorben iino unb su oeren 4nbenten
bic 5eier itottftnbet, iinb: Sufan
g. 4rmfirone, gorDin @. 4rtbu-,
gmma Q. afbmon, 2afapett. Bloom,
Ulorgdrstta 8urnet, gbnd s. Smitb
Burnett, Glisdbeth Z. Geierens, Qnnd
6. 8oept., 4nna 9. Garnes. ausu'td
U. 5otp. aleronoer 3. Sobnion. apis
2us. Dorothea WoorbriHt, Sdrab g.
Barts, 9eorge Gutterer, SeIena
Wooo uno Ridarb 6. Yopea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-17
Verod6ti8e paiiasiere
Zen einem Wutprmann init eiHem
Nepuluer pertrieben.

Die poli;ti fabnoet auf 3Gpei oers
oG6.ige GsIsasn, tpelhe friib geiiern
Uioretn onseblih ben 9srIud stno6t
boben iOuen, etne unter Jiibrung bes
Wotormannes Wailion McWilan uno
4uffih. bts aonbutieurs 4rtburRdr.
bob fiehenbs Gar Der 6iinften Stras
benlinie ansefausn. Der Strabsn.
bobnDasen hielt DOR Der Giienbohns
ireu3ung an Der 8. 4renus unn Der
aonoutieur mar abeeiiiseen, um iin
3u psrespiHsrn, oab bic Geleiit Frsi
roren. ais pI6slid 3fpei ptrbG6tis
auskbtnoe aerle aus Der Tunselhe:i
auffauhten uno auf bic Gar fprdngeu
une spor Der cine auf bic poroers uno
Der onbere ouf bic bintere Vlniform.
Der Wctormann scs turs eniIdloHerl
ftiHen Repoloer unb forberts bic un'
DiIliommsnen paifagiert auf su per.
fhpinhsn. Die 0srbd6tie<n inm.n
bieIsm gefsbls nit GROCER GsibpiRs
cistsit nad unb psrffpdnoen in ben
bsndhbdrtsn RangiraoFsn.
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Die Vl,lutcmamsf sftef flmng.
Irpesp's Sfoner gbop seipiunf ben
Silberpofal FIR 1iId.1sforation.

Wlnn legt Dlumen ouf bic Idfd,
um BITE rein materieusn GeniiHe Der
1afslfreubtn bur1 iolde feinerer 4rt
5i srs1n3sn. Dis glumenousfisnuna
ipeifi snei 5afsloeforaiionsn auF, alio
4ustpabI lit 10 gut fpis niht porbdns
ben. Gin triisr preis ipuroe BON
Rihterfollegium niht 3ugsiprohsn,
bod fpuroe nis Decoration pou 1ros
mep's sJlop<r Sbpp nit BEN srDeit,n
prtifs. $50 In @olb, beoaht uno aus
bsrbem tpurbe berieIbsn Der Silberpos
tai 3utrtonni, Den Die clifton Ran.
60. Don GbiedgO ssftiftet bate. 60
iinb sip0lf Geosde ausssIsst uno Der
9ifh TT DolIfdnbis seosdt. Bti ieoem
Teller lissi ein Straub geeonien unb
oas Wittslitud beitebt aus feinbIdites
rigen Jarren uHb Roitn. Der ,3ipeiie
prtis, $50. tpuroe Jrl. gbitb r.
aprt bon Der Reabing Roao suaefpros
den. 5ier fpdren ss StrGube aus
Waigl0dhen uno bic WiiieIitiids sDetos
ration mar aus Grcton uHb Jarren sss
biloes.
Die ausffeluns erfreuie iih s,itern
tpisber zines reht guten geiuns uno
oos ourfie auh beute Der Jaa Iein.
oenn es psrbeu Bouquets fir grdute
nnb 8rdutlungfsrn. 3dnseblumsns
tDrbe uno neue S6niitblumen seseigt.
getdnnili6 bat fid bic 2eiiuns Der
dusiieauus peranlabi seieben. ben
GiHtrittspreis duf 25 Gents berab5us
isBen. Disielbe sins babel bon Der ans
ii6t aus, bdb cine glumenausfteEluns
er5isbsriihen merth bo! unb otsb1lb
mssIidii iDeitsn attifen susdHgIi4 gts
nc6t tperbsn ipats.
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Nus oeni Vpli3et8ert@t.

Jrau 2snd Grses, b.ren Gotit cine
Wirtbihcft In BEN 6uuie No. 1043
Weit 8. Qp,nue bs.reibt, bate ii6 am
Wsiitipo6 Rdhmittas sin.n aanonsri.
rdufh aneetrunen uno in bieiem gu.
itanoe nit sinem Bell, a Ia Carrie
gatton. bic Ginrihtung oss 2oiols
ibrss Wannes 5.rtrummsrt. Si. purs
Be tpeeen 5runtiutt perbdftet unb
mabie stitsrn Dor bem polissiridi.r
einen ishr ostnidtsn ginbrud. Der
Ritter belt ibr cine seboriss Worals
prsDigt uno perurtbeilte iie su elmer
Geloftrnfs Don S. uub oen Rotten.
3spsi 1ae.biebe matien ssitsrn In
Der perion bes Games Snit5 unb
GHstn Miller Rem Rifler un.sr Der
Nnilagt bss 5erumluaaerns lore
aufDartuns. Sic bati.n bic Disnisag
Va6t i'm ftGoiii6sn aogi.rbous suse'
brght unb iolI.sn am nahiten Wsors
gen pas S&lafseIo ourt 5olsbadfn
abperbieneH. 1o nber 4rbeit irsenb
ipelher asi sesen ibr. Drinsipisn pepr.
itobi. benusien file sinsn glni;ieen
dugsnblid, tlsiterten iibtr Den 3dun
hss Gol3bofss nnn entsamen. 4m
Witiroh Nbenb ieeod, fteaten iie iif
nisber i'm iidbiiffsn GogIerbcus Gin
unb boisn um Elm Ra6tioasr. &c
ipurcsn prcmps tpesen 6erumlungsrns
Derhaftet uno seitern pom polisei.
ritier NIT einer Ssrofe BON $50 uno
Aoften beleei.
Ter gitetr Nm. Jobnfon, bar Dor
siniasn 4benoen oem meiben 5obn
Shrig im SilDermoon 9osirhdus einen
4nsug asiiohltn bate. erbieli fsinen
Jail auf Wonias Derinet.
psi. yieini. 20 Jobie alt. nurbe
ptsen 7roeens perborasner Wofisn.
zines RdfirmeRers. Su einsr Celebrate
Don $25 unc Roiten psrbonneyt.
Ter /28 Sabre nIie Gbn. mhiie.
BON 30. 8. Worp SiraBs. betnnnte fiH
ihuIoia, feline arbeiteeberin. sJrau
Worp 6artman. uelhs cine Wirtt.
ihait an Der Ode Der 2. uno Dine
etrabe betreibi. um $40 befiohien az
tobsn. Or fpurhe su 30 9neen Nr.
teitsbaus. $500 uno Rotten peurtbeilt.
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D. u. 6. Il.

gtlegentlit Der 8ssptr in Der
gpuna Dom.ns Gbriiiian afociation
Miro am Sonntaa Nadmittas Rsp.
SOhn O. S6aibl,p bon Re,pport thie
4niprahe bdlien. Oils Sc!iitiH fpirit
iyrou Robert 8oslsp.
glm 9onneritas. benz %. RoDember.
III Der i1brlits Gobsntas Der gcuns
Domsns gbriiiiaH 4foeidticn uns
gdben on Gelb. fOipi. an Waturalien
unb ionitissn niiBliteen Sahen ip<rs
ben NIT Ddnt in benz 5eim Der Bers
sinisuna an ber Oft a1ien 4Denue.
enisegenssncmmen. I'm pier llbrRahs
mitings piro ein obps6stunes sreides
linterbaliunasprcsramm CUR Turhs
fiihrung seltHssn.
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gbna Bonner, bon Sstltun, D,
tuelte Iih i'm De5ember 1893 init gIz
mer Bonner perbeiratbete, erlanste
cine S6eiDung, neil oerIelbe Hlemals
fir fie 1eiprgt uno lie Dor rrei Sdhrsn
i'm Sti6 gelaiIen bat.
Quf Gruno Don Sruntiu6t, Ritts
perior1una unb pegen brutaler Ses
6anoluno purbe 4Iice aung BON
7frant auns aeidisoen. Die Setoen
heirutbeten am Is. Wldr3 1911.
senuis 3. Reaier, beren 9atte Wr1.
6. ReaIer, nit pelhem lie Iid an 81.
9esember 1889 perbeiratbet bat. oem
Srunte ergebsn mar uno lie oerdrt
miBhaRbeItt, bab lie ibn Dor 8 5abren
perlaTen mubts, srIangte ebenfaLls eIHs
S6eibung.
mamie Qippen, 1919 Roors Str-
bic iih ON Il. Suli 1903 nit 9arrn
Qippen berbeirotbete, tpuroe geitern
pou oemielben gsI6isosu, neil er Tie
10 brutal behonbeIts, ouB its tbn orsts
nal uno bds Iegte Wtal an lO.4uguit
1910 perIo1er muBte.
Goaar 6. DaItsr puros non Sane
%. Baltsr, nit Der sr iia an 20.
sunni 1905 psrbeirutbste. ge'aieoen.
Gr mics Il. q. mad, baB bic JraH
i6u in teiner Deifs oIs ibren 9atten
betruhtete, Ionbsru ibm ertldrte, ouB
er nur Elm aoFtgduser in ibrem 5ouIe
iei. Sic babe iooar burauf be'tanoeu.
ouB er ibr fir Iein 3immsr, oas er
bsnuBte, Utistbe be3ahlte, ebenio muBs
te er fir feline WlabIssiten berappen,
usnu sr iol6e erbtelt, mas ielteu Der
7Fau NOR. 0es Dsitersn iaete er aus,
oaB bic 0srtIagte nd nit 8orIiebs N
8efellihdft aHosrer Wl6Hner betpegt
uuo ibm Oft ertldrt babe, baB er in
ibren Qugen uur cine gguu" lei. Gus
oieien 9riinoen bate er fi6 i'm Wtouat
SUM 3. J. BON ibr gstrsnnt. Der
RlQger III SiIfs Sstretor Der e. q.
9unber Co., pdhrsnb bic 8ertlaqte
sins gspriifts 3abndr3tin uno Wiits
sIieb Der 3abntehniters s5irma WaItsr
Il. DUFF pon ct. Bernard, 8. lit.
g 9ahsrerfas GaIle.
Sobn 5. Bruce, oem am 25. SuRi
1911 auf elmer gIiftonsgar infolge
Der Rn6IdiTigtsit pes WotormanHes
Der gqbogsn 5erfhmsttert puros. bat
asltern eine Alaae uber SIS, 900 ae1en
bic Cincinnati graction 60. augez
itrenet.
SIorencs 9esitsr, 9ormunb oes
Seurp Wm. Wiener. Der am IS. 4pril
1910 in oem GtabIiiIemsnt Der Bah
min GO. on einer arsisidge mebrsre
Singer einbubte. puroe ermd6tist,
bon Der 5irma $500 in grIeotsuns ala
ler anfpru6e 3u at3eptiren.
Sn Der $4,000 ShaosReriastlags
Der Gots istI6sr, Ra6IaBperpaltsrta
oes Rihoro 5iihsr, 9egsn Yetsr RibIz
mann, saben Die Geidnorenen ne3
Ribtsrs Dpobmaniee gsitsrn, nadbem
bic Surp in Der srfen YsrbonbIung
,eine Ginisung ersieIen tonuts. Elm
9erbitt gu 6uniter oes 8erilagten o6.
Die aldgerin uno ibr peritorbener
Gatte. RihdroTiTher. ppbntsn in oem
5auIe SO. 1926 DoIuut Strabs, ols
oos nebenonesleesne 6ous, gigsntbum
RabImaun's abserifsR purhe. 4m
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eterbli6t erimt.

Wartus Gronbah. SO. 87S OF
Rodoale Npe.; Jncusit In Shpebs.
penrp 6eibt. rs. 5l5 Sit IL. Sir.;
JHqutit In Ghipebe.
NHHa 0sngIsr, 25. 1912 Nrenen
Strabe; SHnere Dlutuns.
Oorret Jobn Raibt, 81. 2548 gine
Strobe: Nrebs.
Wicld g. ytoermann, 1. 1916 Oar.
rifon 4De.; Ainberporolpit.
Gtcrgs Q. 0sud. 1896 5efisrfon
Msnus; 1nqusf IN S9rebe
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3u oiel unb gu unreselmdbises
GHen r<rurint, oft gerftOpfuns; mir
fciIten ttiitrs GeDobHbeitsn boben.
unb mi. xa Gebrouh Don Or. Nneuf:
R0nis's 6amburaer aropfen tonnen
mir infersn Nossn pi<ber in einen
nutiirIiAtn unb aeiunheu 3uitonb per.
fsstn