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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-20
MEALS FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Grapes
Bacon. Fried Eggs.
Toast. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cream of Tomato Soup.
Rolls
Feather Cake.
Chocolate.
DINNER.
Broiled Beefsteak
Sweet Potatoes. Cold Slaw.
Lemon Pie.
Pie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
THE NEW FIRM
A.M.AVERY&SON
NAME OF AVERY HAS BEEN
FAMILIAR ONE IN HARDWARE
BUSINESS FOR MORE THAN A
HALF CENTURY.

The name Of Avery has been a ia
miliar one in the hardware trade of
Pensacola for more than so wears, It
will be gratifying therefore to the old
friends of the house of Avery to know
that the firm of a. NJ. Avery & Son is
to continue the hardware business at
the corner of Palafox and Garden
streets which has heretofore been con-
Quoted by the Avery Hardware & Sup
ply Company. The later company
having changed its name, as per notice
in another part of the paper, and the
Messrs. Avery having purchased the
stock at the old stand, the Palafox
and Garden street corner wiki continue
business without interruption under
the name of A. NJ. Avery 6 Son, and
no doubt with all of the success which
has attended the Avery hardware en-
terprise for a half century.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04

| here on a business and pleasure trip
and will probably remain over for the
entire Interstate Fair. They are guests
at the San Carlos.
T. G. Dickerson, of Dickerson City,
is in the city today, guest at the San
Carlos.
]. H. Shivers, Of Chipley, we'll
known business man of that part of
West Florida, is in Pensacola on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
He came in last night and is a guest
at the San Carlos.
]. E. Miller and wife, of Knoxville,
are among the many Tennesseeans
now visiting in Pensacola. They ar
rived yesterday and will be here for
some time, guests at the San Carlos.
ASK THE BEST COOKS.
The fact that the best cooks use
Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Ex-
tracts proves they are best. Use one
teaspoonful to the quart and your sue
cess is a certainty. Best and takes
less"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04

foreign concessions Shanghai tonight
is entirely in the hands OF rebels who
cauptured the city this afternoon.
There was practically no resistance,
and all the Chinese soldiers joined the
revolutionists, the policemen and fire.
men apparently sympathizing with
them. After taking over the arsenal
the rebels burned the Taotais Yamen
in the native city. Every courtesy is
shown foreigners. All shops are closed
tonight. While the action of the rebels
was expected, the movement was
made quickly. The arsenal was called
upon to surrender. The chief of the
arsenal quietly disappeared, but the
other officers continued to hold it,
without, however. any show of force.
A few shots were fired, but the revo-
lutionists warned the officials remain
ing that they intended to take the
arsenal, even If they had to fight for
it. The officers then quietly eVacu-
ated.
Quickly following the demands of a
surrender of the arsenal came an at
tempt to cut the wires Of Marking and
Shanghai railway, which was frus-
trated personally by A. w. Pope. gen.
eral manager Of the company. Pope
found rebels inside the station. who
disarmed him. He then telephoned the
British consul the railway property
was threatened and the British volun-
teers Of Shanghai were called out and
placed a mounted guard over the sta
ton and outlying properties. The &C
ton apparent breach Of neutrality Is
defended because British bondholders
claim prior right in the railway prop
ertY.
The rebels say they are prepared to
maintain order and intended to seize
the railway, but not destroy 1t. They
regard the action of the British consul
in calling out volunteers as the first
breach Of neutrality, and its effect may
be far reaching.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
NEGRO IS HELD
IN CONNECTION
WITH MURDER
CLARENCE HENDERSON is IN
CITY JAIL AWAITING INVESTI-
GATIoN-ALLEGED HE IS MAN
WHO ROBBED JOHN HARGIS
BEFORE THE MURDER.

Clarence Henderson, a negro, is in
the city Jail, where he is held on the
dangerous and suspicious charge. it
being alleged that he was connected
with the murder of John Hargis.
Henderson is being held for positive
identification, it being claimed that he
is the negro who robbed Hargis a week
or so prior to his death.
The authorities and the coroner's
-jHFy are working on the theory that
the same party that robbed Hargis
murdered him, and they are satisfied
that if they can get the party who
committed the robbery they will have
the murderer.
Henderson is said to answer the de-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
SHANGHAI Is ENTIRELY
IN HANDS OF REBELS

By Associated Press.
Shanghai, Nov. S.-Except for the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
SITUATION IN HANkOW
WAS SIMPLY APPALLING

Hong Kong. China, Nov. 3.-DeIayed
dispatches from Hankow sent via WI
Hu describe the situation there on the
night of November l as appalling.
An enormous confiagration was
sweeping over the city and fighting
was in progress in some quarters be-
tween considerable bodies of rebels
and loyalists.
The imperial batteries were lifting
explosive shells into the native quar-
ter while the rebels on the other side
of the river had brought long range
guns into play from the WI Chang
Notifications and were firing with fair
effect on the loyalists' positions.
The viceroy of Kwan Tung province
at Canton has dispatched a gunboat
to this city to transport an immense
supply Of ammunition, firearms and
Maxims which he has contracted for
with foreign firms here
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04

scription Of the negro who did the
robbing and is also said to have been
partially identified and it is thought
that in case he is the right man he
can be positively identified, as a num-
Der of witnesses have testified that
they could identify him if he were
brought before them.
The coroner's jury in this case will
meet again this morning at 10 o'clock
in the Office of Coroner Nicholson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04


failure of the state to prove motive
or malice.
was there any harsh discussion
when it was found that a verdict could
not be reached?' he was asked.
why, no. he responded. I'VE all
knew each other too well for that"
On the first ballot Juror Guillory
voted for murder in the first degree;
Jurors Hidalgo. Guidry and Edgin
voted for acqutttal, and eight voted
for manslaughter. On the next and
succeeding ballot Guillory voted for
and Juror Dugas changed
his vote from manslaughter to &C
quittal.
Acting District Attorney Dubuisson
and District Attorney R Lee Garland,
uncle of the deceased, were disap-
pointed. Both had expected a convic-
ton of either murder or mansIaughter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
THE CIRCUS IS
IN PENSACOLA
FoREPAUGH AND SELLS BROS.
CIRCUS ARRIVES AND THE PA
RApE WILL BE ABOUT 10
O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.

It takes a regiment of laboring men
to set up the Great White City, COM
monty called tents, in less than three
able by those who have watched them.
The building and tearing down OF a
circus city like this is one of the
most interesting sights in the world.
America is the great circus country.
The seal of approval has been placed
upon this big tented enterprise in all
of the cities and those who had never
witnessed the performances will. be
astonished- 49,
The circus features are all bits.
especially the sensational automobile
double somersault exhibition and the
many acts which completely fill the
three rings continuously during the
performance. The grand free street
parade will traverse the principal thor
oughfares of this city, and il nearly
two miles long.
Bigger and better than ever, the
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus Is
with us today. The new cages con-
tain the million dollar zoo. and tho
show is completely filled with abso-
lutely different novelties. This circus
is truly a mammoth institution. When
one has seen il from end to end, out
side and inside. and has formed amin
ventory of what he has seen and
learned for a very nominal fee, how
much real pleasure and benefit ii has
been, he can easily understand why a
three-ring circus of the high standard
of the Adam Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers Shows occupies the enviable
position in the amusement world that
il does. Tickets can be secured in
advance at the Crystal Pharmacy
without any extra charge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
TERSELY TOLD.
$500 REWARD

me journal VIII pay $500 reward for
evidence sufficient TO convict any boy OF
person found stealing subscribers papers
after delivery At same by carrier.
j. H. Drummond and wife and
Misses Dorothy and Frace Ware came
in on the late train last night to spend
the fair week in Pensacola They are
comfortably located at the San Carlos
where they will probably remain dur
ing their stay in the city. Mr.. Drum
mond is one of the large land owners
of the st. Andrews Bay country and
he has done more to develop that sec
ton than any other one person. Mr..
and Mrs. Drummond and the Misses
Ware are from st. Andrews.
f. NJ. Goodson and L. Daniels, two
business men from Panama City, are
late arrivals in the city. They are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
Irnperialists Accede
to All Demands Made
CONTINUED from First Page.)

!
to replace the law except in the event
of urgent necessity.
International treaties shall not be
concluded without the consent of par
lament.
In case the financial budget fails to
receive the approval of parliament, the
government may not act upon the
budget of the previous year, nor may
items of expenditure not provided for
in the budget be appended thereto
The government shall not adopt ex-
traordinary financial measures outside
the budget.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
Jury Failed to Reach
Verdict in McRee Case

Continued From Page one)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
To Quickly Chase
Away Wrinkles
(From Fashion Review.)

NA4o-H oSALOn ENeNle"J
The surest and quickest way to OBJ
Gterate wrinkles of every description,
from the finest lines to the deepest
burrows, is by means of the saxolite
formula, about which we've heard so
much of late. Bathing the face and
neck in the lotion at once tightens
and tones up the skin, affecting every
wrinkle, as well as creased or saggy
tissue about the cheeks Rsel- -eAia
Any druggist can supply pure pow
-dered Saxolite, which is most effective.
Dissolve an ounce of this in a half pint
of witch hazel, and you have as per-
feet a solution as any expert can
make.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04

The Tall and Aggressive One-Ex-
cuse me- but I'm in a hurry You've
had that phone twenty minutes and
not said a word The Short and Meek
One-Sir, I'm talking to my wife,
Puck.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04

why are you reading that Joe
Miller joke book? It's dreary stuff"
Il was due to attend a banquet to-
night. and l just telegraphed EN- that
would be with EN- in spirit."-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04
CANDY DAY TODAY.

A box of candy free today
at The Crystal Pharmacy
with every cash purchase of
Is cents or more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-04

Malaria Makes Pale Sie<ly Children.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds UP the system. For
grown people and children, SOC.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

8irb hente in Saden Ses prpjeftirten
GentralbaBubofs semadlt iperoeH.

Die WattBInoer bes Giienbabntcmz
mites bes Staotrdtbes, 4rbeitsbirets
tor Sunbmater unb iein Rqhfotqer i'm
amt. !6err girtor grice, Stobtinges
nieur Ship!sb unb Der tommenps
Staotinesnisur Seurn Daite perben
beate unter Jiihrung bon 5errn gleets
man, berH 9iSeprdiioeuten Der gincins
ndti Union Depot &c Serminal Co.,
cine Snipetionstour burt bic iGmmtz
Ii6<n Strdbsn ma4en, bic in bent
gabntofsprojeft strtgsitloiTeu Tinb, UNI
iih ourb ben augeni6sin bnpon gu
iibsrseu9sn, intpiefsrn Die perihisbenen
proteite gere6tigung babsn.
Sn Der gsitrigeu Sigung bes aom=
mittees Ipuree tpieber sin prpteft hinz
fdlig, ndmlih Der protsit Der gsgen
Die gsrtleinerung bes SpIs Reit Bart
semadt mar, burh tpslhen uripriingz
LID Gel.iie an einem Gnbs 9ehen ioQs
ten. 5err Sherman mics nGmIi6 mad,
bag bic GefeIIfhaft bic gldue babin
eednbert bot, buB Der Bart burh bas
Gslsiienss a6iO!ut uiht beriibrt pirb.
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!Senrp unb Gaunp SuooenoOrf, 2649
gpmmins Ctr, W6oden.
Sobn ur1 aatberins Seller, 137
On Clifton 4pe., Enube.
So1spb uRb Quna RoIIinger, 213S
Storrs S:robe, Wdbhsr.
Sobn unn Wturie Sampler, 1906
6arriIou &os.. MlGb6sn.
Sobr uno tSmilp SpeHbel, 4tl7
Witler SI-Gtc. anabe.
GoDaro unb Carrie Soeneler, Grap
Rouo, Wintpn placs, 3nabe.
Charles uub Rsgtna 6urft, Sa1as
fras StraBe, MdbGxH.
Seonarb uno Gliiobetb 2peIhmdnR,
4032 Delunep Strobs, anubs.
SuIius unb 2iuoa 2uebers, 1433
Bremen Strabe, WlGbhen.
WiQiam unb 4lice S6effei, 1909
2inn StroBe. MGbdsr.
Sobu uno Glura Roth, 1116 Yort
Str, MGb9en.
George uub DiarD Wasnsr, 1890
Queen @ttn 4pe., &uabe.
Sphn unb gera Sambor, 1877 Gin
Strabs, anab.
StsOe uno Rofa griia, 712 5rees
man Qps., Rnahe.
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Neiignirt
6at Or. %. 8. Strietmann als
itaptii6er 6iitssOeiunsbeitsbe

8r. m. 8. Strietmann, Der felt
nobe3u 5Det Jnbren baS 4mt bes itdo=
tiiden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inns
bat, bat geftern Der ftdbtHhen 9efuHo.
beitsbeboroe feline He'ignation unterz
breitst, bic bon Der 9ebDrDe nit benl
grDbten 8eoauern angenommen fpurbs
unb bic am 81. DECEMBER in 3raft
tritt.
gu ieinsm Riidtritt tpurbe 5err Or.
Strietmunn aus .GefunDbeitsriidiih
aeSnungen, benn er befinpet iih bereits
felt iiber eirem Utonot in QfhDiGe,
n. g., um GeneIuns fir Elm 6eimtiidiz
ftes 2eiben su fu6en, oeHeu erite
Spmptoms iid DOR sttpa 5pei TtOndtsn
3cigten.
Or. Stristtrann fat ourh Offer
unb astreue pfti6terfiflung iih Die
ahtung Qler gu srtpsrben gepubt, bic
nit inn in 8eriibrunu famen unb istns
sablreittn 5reunoe boffen 3uDerfi4t.
lih, bab fsine b0lIige mieDerberiteauns
nur cine 5rage Der .3eit lit.
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Sns Jrrenbams


4usuit Sommerf.Iot, r., bon so.
1913 Race Strube. Der bstonntIi6 Dor
etnigtu Wtpnaten feinsn Spbn auguit
SoInTerfelo, IT,, I'M gerlauf zines
Streites erf6ob unb oonn uls ougebz
LID trcbnitnnig bon Der ansIoge bes
Wcrbes frsisefproaen nuroe, biirfts
fpieeer naf Der SrunanftoIt in 9ona=
nieip sefanbt irerben, aus Der er .Ir8z
lin als ansebIid sebeiIt entlaFsn nor
ben mar.
Sommsrfelb ipurhe bon Der goIis.i
unter umft6noen perbafiet, bic bardui
lnlieben lnftn, baB CT nod immer osis
fiesseftori III uHo oie polisei that boz
ter bir nctfistn Shritss, um isin.
Dorfiibrung Dor ben proboiri6ter su
psrcrlnfen. Die 9erbonnIuna imgro=
bdtgtridt iit auf beute anberaumt
tuorbsn.
Sommerfelb tpurbe Titnitae ao6t
rcn ben polisiftsn 6aeler unb 6off
serboftet. bic burh 6iIferufe mad Der
ScmmerfeIb'f6en Wobnuna aelott
tuoroen ipar.u uHb bis 9bir .inffIa=
gen mubien, um 3utriit gu erlanaen.
Tan ben NnsabeH Der 1eomten laa
brou Sommerf.lo in nnbsu berpubtz
lofsm 3uitnnos auf benz SSubboben,
iDdhreno Sommerielb bamit beff1f>
tigt mar. bic aI.iber bes bon ibr ers
f4ohsnen Sohnes su perbrennen.
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Ipossfur;.

Gtneu id6en Sob fono geitern Rors
gen Der q Sabre aIts Srant Setter.
bon Ro. 169 Weit Ro6inTon 5trabe,
Gootneton, &p.. Elm QngeitsIIter Der
S6reiber &c Sons 60. Setter mar BET
oem Ban Der IA. Dtitritt=Sdule, an
Der poplur StruBe, bsf6Gftigt uno
fturSte infoIge zines syebltrittss BON
geriiit in ben Gthtiho6t. Der 8eruns
glitte tpurbe fofort na9 bem ftGoti-
itsu So'pital geIbofft, ober uIs BITE
gmbuIon5 bort sintrof, bate er bereits
auseelittsu unb bic 2eiGe fpuroe na6
Der Mprgus iiberfiibrt.
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GterblihfeitSbe eridbt.

,Jcbn punbfat, 46, 1888 Clint Ctr.
Wiainm Batter, "a. Siioiihss go
ipibtal. arebs.
GtarIes Gromm.r. 47, 2115 4ilaRs
thus Ctr, 1uber.ulois.
arthur Miaer. 20, 519 Oft a6te
4pt., luberiulois.
Nsaie MOrtOn, 80. ct. Rarisn so,
fpitol, 4rebs.
elnbreu gittner. 81. 6oIpitdI gum
6ormbersisen Samoritsr, ssberper,
bdrtune.
Jobn asrns, 45, TOT Te.anoob
ane., Sersleiben.
gbnrIes 5ambrof, 80. $50 Of 13.
Strobe. YIutitur3.
MiiIiam Wlann. n. 3465 GoutbIioe
Ars. U'cJsnleiotu.
Jrant soei!emanu, "a, 4223 5ergus
Gtrdbe, Snqeit IN SGpebe.
Rcfs Y. grrB, Giefte GebGubs.
Rrtbs.
Masp 9Op.n, 60, p Sorean Ctr.
.HMfenleiben.
Sobn pipsr. "a. 2 pipsr Gebduoe,
GHn1he. aga
Gbndro .3sbuber. "A, so Central
Mbs.. lubertuloie.
Qb<l Golbtsin. SO. Belts uno Sobu
6trabs. Geihpur i'm 0ebirn.
CDerets 5al. 116O GolIese 5ia,
Mlkrsihpdhe.
Wnrp 9oDarc, 73. 3l5 QubIop
4ps., OebirnfdIas.
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2ius bemt Npliseiserid,t. /.

Billinm 8unberpobI uno Sreb. WiIs
ION, Die Dor @o6enfriit pon ben De-
tettiDes ealnan unb 5urnpIo auf al
9emsine 9erSahtsgriino. per6aftei
Doroeu paren, purben geItern unter
Der 4utlags bes zaIchenbiebitatls uns
ter je s250O 8iirsitoft ben 8rpbses
ihporenen iiberipieIen. On ben BUR
f4en Daren cine an3ahl S6mu6iaden
fopie pfanoiteine iiber Shmudiahcu
gefunbsn Doroen unb anseiihts nieies
acknowledgement 9sDeismateridIs BE-
tannte 9unbsrpobl iich obne peiterss
i1uIoig, ipdhreno WiIipu auf etH 0prs
perbor psr5ihtets.
Der Bol pes Sisbente Wdro Rib.
ing Club. Der poreeftern 4benb Itntts
fano, miro tpmm.nbe Wofe sneiRuhs
fpieIe i'm goIt5eigeri6t baben. gbarles
Barton, bon Jip. 1904 Clan Strabs
unb Sphn 9uut, BON gtp. 558 Oanbz
ridge Strabe, tpareu auf benz 9aq
perhaftst tporoen, neil iie aqerbano
unfus trieben uub aubsrbem psrihtes
oene Der gal9ofte mil &arbpIidure tez
ipriBt bdtsn iollen. sJbr gerbDr nurhe
auf Wontos anbsraumt. 4m 9ieuitae
fperb.n ftn 4usuft Sanser, BON Ro.
164O GentraI 4penue unb W1ap Drill
ler, bon 90. 317 9eoree StrdBe, fpsz
gen uneebIhrliaen getragsnS Su per-
autlporten habsn. Sic bdtten in Der
Suue etne regelrette priigelei iniSes
nirt, Der Die poIissi nur nit Stpies
risteit elm Gnos MAIDEN tonnts.
Sobn 5bpmpIon, Elm Der Qolisei
lattiom betanuter 9uri6s, Der srit Dor
penigen Iasen aus Dem 4rbei!sbdufe
entlanen ruoroen mar, purDe porgez
tern IN sins:a geitdft CT Der si;nf=
ten ADenue babel ubsefobt, tpie er iif)
peri4tebeHe aIeinigtstten aneisnete. Or
puroe 5u 80 1asen Irbsitsbous unb
500. Celebrate perurtbeilt.
Warpin 6arris, Elm aentisdier, tpurz
be auf geraune 9eit na1 benz Mrbettss
bouie gefonbt. gr bate poreeiteru in
dngetruntenem 3uitano alerbonb I'M
Jug oui Der Strabe Deriibt unb BEL jeis
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9eutibes 1beater.
1irsftar samip's S.neii, unb >, Ter
TosIe Bauer" iibeu sroBs 3uss
trait aus.

Die biaigeren Sise fir Die ON
Sonntas itattfinbenbs leBts 4uffiias
ruHg bss sroBtsn observation-disclosures
Der Gessnipart Der fibeIe Bauer"
als 9snsfis fir GiretiorS. 6. Samib
iino bereits fat poIlitdnbig oertuuft.
Elm gldnSsnoer 9epeis bon Der ,3ug
trait oes 9rpgramms unb pes 8ene=
fi3ionten. Die psrsniigten Stunben,
lpelbe Der fieeie Bauer" 5auIsnosn
in Der oorisen Spislseit bereitet bat,
iinb nidt in gerssHsnbeit geratben
uno Die groBe Rebrsobl Deg bantbaren
YubIitums bat obns 3ogsrH Die 9eles
gsnheit srgriffen. Die angenebmsn
Grinnsrungsn. peite bic snt3iidsuos
Sperette unn bic briaante Wisoergdbe
birterlafsn bat, nod einmal auf3us
friiten. DIE uiperminberts Rd1z
frase nn6 Gintrtttsturten gibt odpon
Elm bersotss 3eugniB. Sn teiner Der
ususrsn Sperettsu iii cine iolhe 5ile
Der Welooien Su ftnoen, nie i'm r5is
bslen gausr", tn bem ein S6lassr
oem anoersn folgt. llnp in pelher
Epsrette giht es cine 10 an3ishenos
banelung nit 70 toltlihem 5umor
unb tpiensrum 10 bubid,en Sesnen, in
oensn eos ben Deutihsn 10 ursigsne
8eriitb in 10 bsrSIl6er Deiie gum
4usorut tpmnt2 Der fibele Bauer
tpiro lange auf sin Seitenitut parteH
uiiiIsn, eds ihm ebenbiirtig iein tpiro.
Bas nun bic Quffiibruns Don lso
iyals er0btem Grfolg in unIsrem
DeutIhsu Sbeatsr anbetrifft, 10 lit
pom pielen gineinnatiern, tptIhe ben
rssioelen Bauer" i'm Dorigsu CONNER
in Dsuti6Ianb seiehsn habsn. beitdz
ttat noroen. oab Die bieiigs Wisoers
gabe BEL sinsm 9srgIsih isbr giinitis
abIhneiset unb oaB ieoer 8eutiher
Der aonigin bes Dsiteng ftoi3 barauf
iein tann, mas ibm in ieinem Wuienz
tempsi geboten miro. Gas gublitum
Bat am ndnftsn SoHntag bic 0erans
laIiung, ieinsr 4nerienauns fir oos
ibm Beboteae 4usorud Su Derieibeu,
otnn unisr tiittieer Dirsttpr, 9err 3.
g. S6Hio, bet isinsn Diesidbriasn
gbren uno gsusfis abeuo uno oas
NIT Riemanb einen Seblgriff tbut -
4nertsnnuns scIlt man sinem 5bea.
teroirettor, ineem man tsinen Sip i'm
@ranb Opera 6ouis unbeiebt IdBt.
flr oas tIeine Gpfer piro sr ourh
cine erjttlaHiss auffiibrung rsihIid
entitdoist uno Der fioele Bauer" lit
eiH Dert, tpelf3es orei ober pier Ral
s.Isben su babsn, ieosr nit StolS be-
bouptsn tam. 5idets tauft Der ehte
s5reuno Der bsutiten 8iibne BEL Otto
aaB, apothete, gine uno Gibsrtp
5irabe; 8. &. 3hsobolo. 8uhbanbs
lung. 1919 gins Strabe, ODER an Der
aofe ses Grono Opera oouie unb ie
friihkr. beIto Mf{sr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

Der 5rauens uno SungfraneuGers
etr Der Go, prot. Ct. gaulus 9e>
metnoe (pfarrer a. RemenO peran.
ttaItet bsute Ratmittag unb abenbs
in ben SonntagsfhuIrGumeu Elm
Supper" bei benz es On ihmatbaften
Spelisn ii6erIih ni6t febIen ptrb.
gloa bem giIen pirb sur unterbaltune
Der Sdite elm Invertebrates qrpgromm
sur Dur6fihruug gslangen. Sine
her3itte Gtnlaoung ergsbt an olIe
Wtttgitsoer unb 5reunbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14
Gte-G Grlanbaii 4eine.

joItOfse e6uher. 81, 2004 G<ft ctr.
leiuie Gontb. 80. 1915 besst.
Gatl 6. minebart. 90. WabifoHpiIe.
jaiuinn Gtnrr. Is. 2735 NooifsnRb.
59sbn Brent. 56. goleee 6iG.
lGarrie 00ueIo6. As. sac Giast Ctr.
(Gbparb 3. Dimid. q. Davenport.
1 soma.
locjel g. DiIiams. lB. eodiano.
! lpGaI 4eaisr. %. 2l36 TEorsnse Mp.
l3san Rseb, 20. 1724 6usbes Ctr.
! i1asmas msbs. q. 1854 MuIsbrae
aps.
lDssa ~. n, 2sos mtssiss Gss.
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ner 8srbaftung purbs Elm i9arfgelas
osner ReooIper in ieinem 8eTB ge=
funoen. Gr purbe peaen Sraqens per=
bOrsener waffen gu $500 uro 8oitsu
perurtbeiIt.
Die elei6e StraFe purbe uber syuz
Iius Thurman aus 2ouispile, ap.,
oerhongt, Der ebenfuIs Elm eroBes
S6isbeiien nit iid bsrumgsf9Ieppt
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14

ten. 5err Rot6enberg 1T felt AZ Sab
rem i'm 2ebramt tbdtig unD mar lonss
Sabre Prtn3ipal Der 10. Diitritts
SauIe, sbe er fsin gsgenrpdrtiges Amt
als Yrin3ipal Der GuiIfpro ShuIs
ubernahn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-14
aiibnes Mdmbertf dden
6err Jreb SaImar am einen 9ias
manten i'm Wertb ben 800
berambt.

Der leberfaa fanb an einiumer Stelle
ftatt. - 3Diihen benz Rduber unD
ieinem Spfer tommt es su per5iuei-
felten aampf. 5err Salmur
ipurpe NIT benz Repolpertolben nies
oergeihldaen. - Der Strau6bieb
tpurbe Bel benz Reneontrs ebenfd1s
bos sueeridtst. - 5ein 5ut befinz
oct li4 i'm 8eiis Der poIiasi.