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The Washington times., 1911-10-24
"A CERTAIN CURE
FOR CATARRH

The mucous membranes of tie
nose and throat are exposed to the
irritating influence of dust, impure
air, etc., and for this reason are the
places Catarrh usually first mani
tests itself. But these are simply
exciting causes, the inflammation
and discharge being really produced
by an impure and vitiated condition
of the blood. 1t is we'll enough to
use some local treatment to cleanse
these membranes, but any one can
readily see that if the inhammatory
matter is left in the blood, such
treatment cannot possibly have any
permanent effect. S. S. S. cures
Catarrh by cleansing the blood of all
impure catarrhal matter and irritat-
ing germs and at the same time
builds up the system by its fine tonic
effects. When S. S. S. has purified
the blood, the mucous surfaces are
all nourished and made healthy.
There can be no Inflammation of the
membranes then, because the blood
is pure, and every tissue receives
nourishment instead of irritating
matter. Our book on Catarrh will
interest every sufferer of this disease,
and it will likewise give proper ad-
vice as to what is best to use as. a
local aid while S. S. S. is purifying
the blood. This book is free to ali,
and we will also be glad to give any
special advice you may feel you
need. S. S. S. is sold at drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Asis.ss.. G..
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Republican Committee
To Be Aided by League

A purpose to work in line with the
Republican national committee and do
It's utmost to encompass the election Of
President Taft, is disclosed by the an
nouncement that the National Repub-
ncan League executive committee will
hold an important meeting here Decem-
ber IL. The call for the meeting has
been issued by the president of the
league, John Hays Hammond.
The Republican national committee
will be in session at the same time.
The executive committee will discuss
the work of the league for the 1912 cam
patgn. The league processes to have q
membership of 100000 voters.
Some time ago 1t was declared that
the Republican campaign next year
would be financed through this league.
The campaign publicity law will embar-
rass the Republican national commit
tee, but 1t would probably not interfere
with expediture of funds through the
league.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs-Nearby fresh. 25aosc per doz.

Eggs-Nearby fresh. 25aa6c per doz.
Cheese-New York. new. 16c and l7c per
lb.: fiat, l5c and 16c per lb.
Butter-Best. 33c per h.; common CSC
per lb ..E .. '.a-...
Live Poultry-Hens. 1la12c per lb. chickens.
large. 13c per lb. small, 14al5c per 1b. roos-
tiers, 1oc per ID; turkeys, isaeoc per ib. 4;
geese, plucked. Sasc per h.: unplucked,
SC to SC per lb.; ducks. 11al3c per Ib.: keats.
young. 20c old l7c.
Green Goods-Oranges. California. S. % to
$3.50 per box: grape fruit $3.50 per box
apples. H7Satoo per bbl; potatoes. g. 3
a sack; tomatoes, fancy. 75c per crate; eel
cry. soc per doz. eggplants, s2.oo per Dbl. !;
kale. N.oo Der bbl.i spinach. sl.25 per Dbl. +;
lima beans, 2oc per qt.: cucumbers, 800 to
IS per bu. basket: carrots 46a50c per
basket: sack. $50: string beans, $3.50 a bbl. (:
onions, s. sack: pineapples. $500 per
crate; sweet potatoes. $2.25 per bbl.; pears
BARLEY. $500 per bbl; grapes. Concord. lie
per basket; cranberries, sl.75 per box: caul-
flower, .75 per crate.
Live stock-Calves, prime. shdsc per ID. {:
medium. Sc per lb.; common, 7c per ID. |;
old sheep, $500 per cwt.: lambs. prime. slsc
to &c per lb medium, 6a7c per lb.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Steel Trust Planning
To Unload, Is Rumor

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-Persistent re-
ports in Wall street and other financial
circles have 1t that the United States
Steel Corporation is planning to iivest
itself of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company, control of which 1t assumed
in the panic. in addition to ending the
lease which gives 1t control OF the Great
Northern ore lands and reducing It's
freight rates on Its hundreds of miles
of controlled railroads which tap the
ore lands.
Dropping the Tennessee Coal Com
pany, according to reports. only is one
of the efforts the Steel corporation is
making toward OFF a United States dis
solution suit. The report Is denied by
officials of the company.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Druggist Appears
Against Trio of Boys

Charging that three boys armed with
stones and another carrying re-
volver were preparing to make an at
, tack on his store last Saturday night,
A. d. Joachim. druggist, at Third
and d streets northeast, today ap-
peared as the principal witness when
the youngsters were arraigned in Ju-
venile Court for disorderly conduct
The boys were represented by Albert
Sillers. father Of Robert Siliers
Albert Sillsrs, jr., two of the defen-
dants Robert Stevenson and Louis
Nance were the other two boys ar
raigned.
Because of the testimony that Louis
used profanity to the druggist, he was
placed in the House of Detention for
tonight, and his case will be disposed
Of tomorrow.
3he other boys were put on six
months probation.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
ENGLISH KILLED IN /
ATTACK BY ITALIANS
Battleship Fire on Bonghazi Blood
ier That at First
Reported.

VIENNA. Oct. N.-Belated messages
arriving here today from Tripoli leave
no doubt that the bombardment Of
Benghazi by the italian feet Octaber
19. was a far bloodier affair than tile
censorship has hitherto allowed the out
side world to know.
Four thousand casualties resulted
from the battleships' fire, It IL now
said, anon which were large num-
Der OF killed. British Consul John
Francis Jones was wounded and the
British consulate nearly destroyed.
Several other British subjects of less
note were killed, and II is expected
the English government will call ItaE
TO account as soon as II receives fuller
details of the incident. .,
The Turks are said to have put up =
stiff fight and lost heavily.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Court Refuses Forfeit
Of Customs Fraud Bond

NEW YORK, Oct. A.-Although Ben
jamin y. Duveen, member of the art
firm of Duveen Brothers, failed to
appear to plead to a charge of extern
ave customs frauds, Federal Judge
Hough declined to forfeit his $4,000
cash bond.
The court granted an adjournment
until November 13, warning the defense
that there would be no delay permitted
after that date.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Prominent Surgeon
To Address KentuckianS

PADUCAH. KY. Oct. 24.-Many promi-
nent physicians and surgeons of Ken
lucky are here attending the annual
meeting of the State Medical Society,
which convened today for a three days
gram will be an address by DIR. John B.
Murphy, OF Chicago. one of the most
distinguished surgeons In America.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Soldiers at Flying
School to Give Dance

The enlisted men at the Army Avia-
ton School are planning q dance for
Friday night. The boys will 60 South
with the aviators some time during
November. and they have planned
this dance as a farewell to their
friends. 1t will be held in the new
hangers that have recently been built
at the school. At least fifty couples
are expected to attend. A string
band will furnish music
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Today's Sales On
The Local Exchange

Washington Gas SIS. s, ,000d1l0a, M.o00D
11nN, 81, ,Oo0Tll0A.
Capital Traction SIS. SJOod110h.
Washington Railway and Electric As.
81. 1.0V1S5la
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. iMS9iR.
Washington Gas. lOdSS. 10GIS7k.
Mergenthaler. 3G233, 10d2S3. l0d233, lOG
2s3.
Urion Savings Bank. 10d231.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Prominent Divorce
WedS Count in Paris

PARIS. October 24.-Of interest to
resident In Paris was the
wedding here today of Mrs. cambridge
Spotswood, formerly prominent in New
York society, and Count Schonbrun.
The bride recently obtained a divorce
from her first husband, Dandridsa sa
Spotswood, an engineer, Of Virginia
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
Attacked by Rat.

NEW YORK, Oct. A-Attacked by a
rat while he was asleep. Edward How
ell. fnally killed II. but had two such
severe bites he went to hospital.
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
FINANCIAL
The Safest investments

Ays those that % not nuctuats duriAs d.s
turbed conditions Of the money or stock mar.
kets First deed Of trust notes (ilrst mort.
gaEes). well secured on real estate In tks
Investments They do not depend upon lie
financial responsibility Of individuals OF cor.
porations for their stability and are exsmp;
from taxation a. personal property. We oSs
supply such Investments In amounts frem
600 upward. Send fer booklet "Conosrnlns
Loans amt Investments"
SWAkTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO..,
.27 18TH STREET / " }
The Washington times., 1911-10-24
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to Tho washinRton Times BY
Hartman Co.. New York; q. B. Chipmsr
manager local branch. Colorado RuIldinc
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22

| Il. W. q tmmell. Agr Society ......,. 600 OC
We Il Murray, teachers institute. :. 20O u
Fred Saunders, directors association 100 N
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
VIEWING AND INSPECTING.

VIM. Stephens, bridge view Star II
ruccd " ~
Chas. Avery, bridge view, Palmyra l7S X
Moses Cobb, road view, So Canaan. IL IT n
/. b. SandercOck. rd view. Damascus o. I
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
COUNTY BUILDINGS.

Kreitner Bros. lumber and labor. 20 10
Menner 4 Co., wall paper, limo. etc. 80 80
n, Il. Calvin, plumbing supplies" 4 Y
Erik Bros, 60 75
Harry Deck, " - 81 u
Rettew Bros, " Is
Graham Watts, " 10 10
Chas. Markey, repairing @. III. roof. l22 81
e. q. jenkins, Jail boiler. 90 56
j. +. Cook, repg. Court House wall. OU
McMullen Charlesworth, repg.
Court House boilers ............... ...... 10 rs
j. H. Bryant repairing jail.............. 25
Felson Tlngley, windows.. 30
h. M. stark, " range.......... 6CU
A. ID. Van Dreisen. building steps
sheriffs house...... 747
Chas. Garfield, hauling Jail ashes.... on
ID. b. Smith, repg. boiler walls.......... l5 25
Cons. Water Co., new piping."..... So 81
+. j. Narcoe, concrete ash pit..-...... 65 90
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
SCHOOL TAX ACCOUNT
POOR TAX ACCOUNT

To amt in treasury, Jan. 3, 1910. w s 400 a
reed collectors certificates I03 6,
unseated taxes ......... Ql II
costs s.,................... I'd
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
CORONER'S ACCOUNTS.

II. G. Ensign, body Ward Buckland 275
Q. A. Kordman, 4" X. W. Lord, 275
j. e TIFFANY, Helen Davis &
Eva Trykak 50
James A. Kay, inq. W. &. Keenpy... Is l3
W. Il. Harvey, inq. unknown infant. lo IL
James haag, body Daniel Kennedy 30
II. b. Searle, inq. Silas LORD. d......-...... 991
Jurors ing. Silas Lord -................... II 90
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
INSURANCE
s SSl 90
INSANE ASYLUM
H Meredith, inmates at Danville. . s S32 II
LIGHT. HEAT, WATER, TELEPHONE

LIGHT, HEAT, W ATEK, TELEPHUNN
Cons Water %, water rent. t........... lib 90
Bell Telephone %, rent and tolls. A 40
Cons .. AZ IS
UOns L, H d P 90, lights and fixtures lO7 Al
KRAFT d Uonger, coal ................. 666 II
r j Varcoe, coal and carriage. e........ IL 81
Wayne Coal 90, coal and carriage. 26 Ia
Drayman, carting coal l............... 81 40
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22

slsl7s IS S 20 'os2l5 81 1890 81 $40
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
ELECTION EXPENSES.


'onstables, attending election. secs. is on
Justices, care ballot boxes............... Is ~
,itizens Pubs. Co., pig Feb bailOts.... l67 ~
n erald Press Assn, Nov d" see. II u
VI. B. Allen, r NJ postg candts blks 10 u
leo. - Ross, exp jdg Mchestr No. l.. IA
ieo. Keller delivering baliots......... 40
Officers, February election.............. l,472 U
November .......... . $50
has, Daniels, use of election house. "
A b. Wood, bal f b lg09................... II
W. Il. Johnston d O., electn outfits SS D.
K. II. Brown, making ballot boxes. 52
L. C Madden, fright ON booth, Lehigh | 6u
J. A. Thompson booths for IA T.
{. e. Prendergas, ,banks............... ~
Peter Bales, repair ballot box x...... 8 60
Wells Fargo Tx press Co., express... SIS
derald Press Assn sheTiffS proc &
div Texas No. i....".......... ......- los w
CItitens Pubs Co, shertfs' proc &
div Tevas No Observation-Disclosures. l04 TO
B F. aiues, sheriffs' proc & div
Texas NO 4......."..... ................-.. 105 N
W. ii. ee, ct al, comptg Nov reins. 40
senlrl ret Judge 23
4. Wilson, comptg con ret juege...... ~ Il
81 2. Plum, livery ry......-..."..."......... 20
S,ib a.,
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
sHERIFF'S ACCOUNT

SD EhlFf'S AOOOUNI
DIR
To county orders received. .......,.. ll64 70
balance due Jan !, l9ll,,,.,......, 1920 Is
verdict fees received, ..........., "a 20
26l7 "
By balance due Jan 3, 1910. ,.......... Io4 -
washing for prisoners. ........... so 10
board OF prisoners ................ 1903 90
docket, cOmmtttmt mt, discharges lUS 20
attending criminal court. t......... 81 90
deputy attending criminal court 30 90
drawing jurors and notices. ..... l30 40
report of public charities. ann. 40 40
court proclamation. ....,........ 10 90
election Proclamation. ........... 90
filling jury Wheel................. 8 50
q h Gibbs, repairing keys for Jail 25
barbering for prisoners. ......... 100
making pillow cases and sheets
TOR jail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
filling bed with straw for jail. 35 90
4SO 2-cent stamps, notice to iurymen 90
at tSs4.6l.................... 7oI 70
taking insane to Danville at 4l.l6 50 ~
s26l7 u
CLAIMS IN FAVOR OF COUNTY
Due from n II Mppert. error sheep
clam, lsUS US....................S 20
Due from John Murraine. overpaid
cons fees Woodmansee case. 20
Due from state on app to Agric society sA -
CONTINUED on Page 7.)
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
ADVERTISING, PRINTING STATIONERY

F.J.F. Warg. .................. JOS 25
q, r. Haines. Observation-Disclosures, 2OO 81
Citizens Pubs. Co........,.,,.,..,..,,. 206 Y
Herald Press Assn, lhS s.
Jacob Doesch, binding records. $3.50 .
VIM, Mann Co, blanks a. stationery 90 80
Austin Engraving Co., engraving. =. g.
l. N. Van Noorhis, typwr. supplies. & 50
so. Stamp stat. Co., stationery, Is Is
ltaeder Printing Co., mss. cpvers... 80
b. w. Spencer, ream paper, r,........ 50
W. q. Johnston Il Co., bias. q stat 100 20
w. IL. Varcoe, stationery ...... .... 25
W. III Hammer a. Co., typwr. sup. 90
q. q. Jadwin, stationery .............. l3 80
sl,2sO Is
APPROPRIATIONS.
G, A. X. Post. Memorial expenses. =. 90 90
Nat. Bank, armory assn.............. 100 %
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
APPROPRIATIONS.

G, A. r. Post. Memorial expenses.
Nat. Bank, armory assn....,........ 10
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-02-22
NOTES AND INTEREST
NONRESIDENT POOR

NONRESIDENT POOR
H Smith, support of Smith family
ScoIJ .....,'.',.......''.,,.,,. ~ 10
A As
PRISONS AND REFORMATORIES
House of Refuge, board OF inmates 297 46
Eastern Penitentiary, 3i5 70
Indus Reformatory Ia 90
no IS
POOR ACCOUNT
Fdw Henderson, treas Lebanon. .....S 10 SO
VIM Rockwell, order ScoUt........... q 45
s 3s OIL
ROAD DAMAGES
John Dexter, road in Damascus. 8 25 90
4.
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Sames 5Olmss. 81 j., 811 5utdins
4pe, SHfLusn5a.
Sptnia Bsinbsrg, Z s., 1909 free
man 2lps., 8ipbtsritis.
Senrp 9untIaG, II g., 2251 Goth
Ctr, oSnqueit in S9De6s.
GliSd6. mc2suu, q, j., 3peighpIpts
tai, Shpinbfuht.
Gpnt9ia Gtope Rsno, IA j., 9st6sss
bd 5oIpital, 5irnf4Iag.
Belle Tounslp, 80 s., 8ut Samart>
ter 6oIpital, ars6s.
Role Tt. Ssb, l j., 1903 BsitsrR
Qoe., unterlsi6sentsiinoung.
2puis SeIbIins. 81 s.. Ct. 5rancIs
6oipital. 6ersT.bler.
Gsorge 5oeie, 22 s., 1853 esmpub
Ctr, ShninpIuht.
Sarrts Sprib. II g., II gumbsrs
Lamb Jlat, 5er3febtsr.
Gafapetts Bloom. 40 s.. 949 eLius
ton Str, Wagsugsfhpiir.
Barbara 5u6er. 70 s., 3829Sprinc
grope 4be., Risrsnletoeu.
Wofes y. Guursu, 48 s., 909 Gin
ton Ctr, QungensutsInoung.
Glisab. 8ogeliuHg, 81 j., 127 Pest'
Ctr. QunssnentsiinpUus.
9eorg g. S6epudn. AZ s., 81 81
RcUeiten 2lpe., Risrenleiben.
q. 6. armFtrous. 48 j.. 5pss Bart
2sbsrIsibsH.
2lHna Muellsr. 81 g.. 232 RObop
Ctr, 5ersfsbler.
2lnna Rarcus, 81 s.. 4215 Glsupdl
ape., S6pinbiatt.
| gbarIes 5plano. % s.. ct. 5ruucij
! ScIpital, Shpinoiutt.
Jrant ooImss. "a s., ftdbt. 5pfPt
tai, Snqusit IN SaDsbe.
paut Renner, l Wonat, itdot. so
| fpital. 5auttrantheit.
annie 9uosspu, 64S., S6antptcru
| Ser3fshler.
Mup giucsnt, SO g., 1tt. 6ope Rt
uup Glberpn 4pe., G6iptnpfuht.
| Iillmors Rc8sp. 5S s., 1919 Cole
tain ape., 4rebs.
slmeIia 2idtsnfefo. 81 g.. 423 300
lStr.. Wageutrebs.
Ribs1o Sacobacci. 10 Rouate, 43
| God Ctr, 2uHgensut5iinouug.
| soiepbiue SeDi, IA s., 1910 er
prsB Str, Ser5iAlug.
I glnna Warp gfldn3, 65 g., 175
0aHfistp Ctr. aItsrsi4pdhe.
.Sobn Ufette, 90 s.. $3.50 8eHni
| Ctr, 2uftr6brsnent5Inbuus.
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Oebmrteu.

8atrid unb marp aing 1927 5o9n
Ctr, RHube.
Ssru. unb Rare Cote, 42o Sf u.
StruBe, Gna6s.
Ralph unD Rafbilbe 8ittner, 527
Cit Gi6ertp Ctr, WdDden.
Go. unb 9era Shutte, 1912 5arrts
Ton 4Ds., 8nabs.
9lrt6ur unb Senriette Pierpornt,
1918 Reabtug Rb., WdD9eH.
2ouis uno 4nnd 8obnentdmp, 1909
Collins 4oe., WdD6eu.
5ranf unb Rarg. Sbone, 1902
Wdrble ape.. ana6e.
Sacob unb sSoa ged, 604 goHrop
StrdBe, Gnabe.
geter unb Rorg. 8ergmauu, 108
| Ct. Clair Ctr, WGofen.
6n. unb emma Tauner, 1850 9dz
ben Ctr, anabe.
Germ. uno geblid 8untboff, 302
Gmuing Ctr, anabe.
| 9luFttn uuo Utarg. Welih, 72O
Rtoaetpdn ane., Gnabe.
| RalQhi unb Gaa Saffen, 43 99dnt
StrdBs, Wdb6eu.
Sos. unb Sufdnne 2ubpig, 1882
Jreemdu ape., &nabe.
Gam. unb Rurp We9IoHe, 806 W.
8. Ctr, Wdoden.
| 6arrD unb 2lmelia Rod, 1926 8dnt
! StraBe, Utdoten.
Nm. uno grnu 8ropn, 3484 grs
denbre6sr ape., 9nd6s.
art6. unb StsEla 9reaerforo, 2307
golerain 4pe., Mdo6eH.
| SpeHter unb Gtbel 5ooper, 2300
giRe Str, Gnabs.
Better unb Gift. Robf, $50 GarrStr.,
and5s.
i ant6. unb SyoTep6. SupsQ, 1892
CLINT Ctr, RdbheH.
Gimpn unb autb. Quoroni, 1887
5rsmont Ctr, WGbhsn.
Sobu unb Naria 8sis, 2017 Gens
, trdt 4oe., Rud6e.
! Sbdbeus urp GiEtun 9aitou, 1926
. 2incplu aoe., andbs.
l Dm. uuo 9orettd gutbs, 4241 GdnC
Ctr, Wldof1en.
J So6u uuo gbilomeuu Bilmes, 1927
} WeItpooo 4pe., auabe.
Al Narco uRb Nuria WarcOpehio. 22;
W. 6. Ctr, Wdo6en.
Gotpin unb sdnrab WusHh, 1s1;
: Sim Ctr, Wdohen.
4 ;Trort uuo 4msliu Barnett. $50;
: Central 4ps., Gnd6e,
: Geprg uHb Minnte Gtlers, 104
. Babe Ctr, anqbe.
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Eansenbmte
WliIien iudtreab Der SorfeInag i'm
Sheater abgHest ipsrSeu.

Rehtsanralt Hi6olas afein srs
ipirtte aeitern, nafDem ct nit BEN go,
flseiouualt Urban Ridiprafe genom.
men bate, einen SaftbeFsbL asgsn
Charles Calhoun Columbus, Wanagr
css albambra 1beatsrs an 8efr 5.
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tretunq bes Gefeses. psGtss Dor
f6reibi odB s5raiien Dd3reno Der Borz
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men miiffeH. Dns @eisB ihreibt fir
1bedterbefiber Ober Managsr, fpetde
oieie 8eftimmuHa ami 9erlangsn ni3t
bur6fibren, cine Gelcfrdfs BON 81 Bis
$40 Dor. Gin 8efuher pss 4lbaH6ra
Ebeaters, befTen Attsfidt auf bic Bib
ne ourf, ben aiefeHbut elmer Dor i6r
Fsenben 9dms seftGrt nuros, bate
oen Maanager G6artes gat6oun 60
lumbus erfu6t, odfiir gu ior9en, oab
Die Dame ben gut abnsbns. 8er
mdndeer bate ftd1 gsfpeigert, bisisr
4ufforoerung nddsutomnsn unb oer
o6eHerrd6nte 6nftbeisbl mar bic SoG
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gegen oas betreffsHoe Gsiss OsrFOBsH
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Observation-Disclosures


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traut Fii6le. Truu giermann Itsb
fdleiniqft Tr. u. ). 2igbt rnfsu, tes
bph bate i6r U}anu, tpelher beruubtz
lps auf einem Stub 3ufdmmeHgeiuHs
fen mar, bei 4ntunft oes ar8tes be-
rstts ieiueH lsBteH 4tbem3ug setbaR.
Coroner Or. Soc lieB bic &sihe mad
Der @O6uuRg pes 9erItorbeHeu brtns
asn. RAD istner auii6t Duroe Der
gob bes Mtanues ourh eiuen 5er3s
| ihlaa 6erbeigefiibrt. 9iermdnH gehortt
| bem gpliseibepartement fett nelR Sab
| rem an unp NOR erIt tiir5Ita als Std'
| tionsh1usihlisbsr bonn 3. nah ben
| 10. 1iFtritt perIeBt tporoen.
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Inter ben in 6pt Springs, Qrt., 'eit
lsbter @ode einsetrofFeneu ~Reos" be-
ftnpen fih .4bfduger" . Dnep uno
rS6leuberer" gurns s aug Seras. no
ia bic Bintsrmpuats nit Der SSSaao
unb s5Grm 3ugebraft, uRo SHleuoerer
Rpbert Reefe, auS @alifornte1;
etepfals George Suggs, urfer
Ieg.iGbrigsr grsuisr<n nSGEtunerer".
Ebbie Grant, urIer ueuer Sus
ter Der 3. Bale, traf am Sonntag aus
Bolton auf Der 9ur6reiFt in Gtnciunos
ii Elm uro befutts am Dtrntog 5errn
@r5Iit 5errmann, oeE Qrdiioenteu Der
9sos, mpnu6 CT Die 5abrt nuh rEr
Ginabuuasitattou fprtfsh:s, nd et
bcute iit,, fpis perfprpdeu. gum 9tenF:
rlet-err triro.
Sd euber" q par 3sftnoet iff
rllT Der geiis unp miro stsrialIs bel,'
~ So. Sprinss, Irt. eintrSffen.
Der aeit bsr Reguldrsn
oarunter unisr iparaslIauser Rremier
.5Gnger" 2arrp % Sea uun be-
TfnelfiiBiae rSHpGrmsr" Be de-
trsten bsute ihre RsiTe pon bier 3uI
GinIbungsftdtton an.
| Die 66uptlinge 9rtffttb uni
B ala I, eintgten fih auf cine Seri
Don 9 Spisien 5piItsr ben ,Reos'
unb Ct. aouifer .graunsH" bic on
ndhftsn Samitag Beginner uno am 2
MGrs enneH folIeu.
Die Rstruten fsben oem erfteI
Spiele Cam Somftag nit llngeoutl
eHteegeu. neHn es rpirb ibHeu tin ab
tpefeHbeit Der Reguldrenl bic 9e
lsgenbett bteten, ibre asiftungsfdbigtei
duf ben perfnisnenen Sts1uneen be
Bertheioiquno All nemouftrireu,
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Gkeyaar ,ueaeH lluiHss peraaitet.

Der 90 Sa6re aIte Wsihtniteller
;yraneis gersins, pon SnDianapoIis,
sSnn.. unn feins Is Sabre afte Jrau
FLORENCE itritten iih aeitern On GentraI
Are. unb 8. Strdbe ulb peraniabtsn
sinen Rsnf6euauIlauf. Gie purpeu
bon ben Geheimpoli5iiten 8urfbols UNI
We Gueften perhdftst uHD mad Der
GENERALIZATION sebrutt.
Sier ertidrte Ysrtins. haB isInt
;srau, mdhren6 er oisnitlih BON sauiG
.dbmeienc tpur, nas gabp in siHer IN.
itait untsrsebraft babe unb Hu6 Gin.
cinnnti nurhgebraHnt Tel. CT iet ibl
sefrlst unn babe ite gu perunlafTm sei
Ifudi. az ihm suriidSitfhren- Gie hGb'
iih gsrreiarrt, nno eisfes babe 5u BEN
Strsitt an Central slre. gtfiibrt. 4HI
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llriab gill. Elm 5armer pon Reague,
ap., bieoerte iih nGhrsub Der Reiie
na5 Cincinnati auf benz 3uge NIT Ell
mem dubsrit tiebenspiiroisen 5remnen
dH, uelner ihn pom gabnhofe aus ua6
Dem Ct Gbarlss 6ofel on Der Weit 5.
Gtrabe brahte. Geittrn Rorgen nuhte
Din be Gntoeduug, pdb er bon feinem
JrsuHoe nm $25 bsitpblsH IuOrDsH mar,
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0erIu6e elmer Gar Der 8iuez8urnet
Qinie aus5utpei6eu, ms 9leiten uno
to1ioirte NIT benz Strdben6abnpagsn.
Tr. 8iggers unb fstn Chauffeur Wdts
tiers tdmen nit unbebeutenoen 4ontuz
iionen BARON, fpGbreno Gar uHo aatpz
mobil lsiht bef6GeiGt purpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-08

bic Traqe beg 2eutndnt gonraB, ob re
ni6t nit ibremMaune betmsehen polie,
dnttportefe 2Erau Bertins: Rein, er
.fpill bod nur eine S6etouHg bon mir,
uno bic fam er bdbsn". 9as gAepdar
tuurbe unter Der 4uftage nes unorneuts
li6en 8enebmens eiHqefperrt.