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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
FALLS FROM SHED WHILE
ASLEEP; FRACTURES LEG.

Failing from a shed, on the top of
which he was asleep, resulted in Hugh
Crogan, 50 years old, laborer, of 2s
Magazine street. being taken to the
City Hospital today with his right leg
fractured and his back injured. His
condition is not serious Crogan went
to sleep last night on a shed in the
Ripley lumber yard, in Commercial
street. He fell during the night and
was found unconscious today by
Charles Lapp, a stableman
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
KIDNAPPING CHARGE
Is LAID TO HUSBAND

Declaring that her husband had kid
naped their 3year-old daughter Myra
Immediately after the funeral of their
S-month-old baby. Mrs. Edward
Schrotter. who lives with her mother
Mrs Decker at 1876 Hunterdon street,
asked that a warrant be issued for his
arrest in the Fourth precinct police
station today. She was told that as
the husband had a home in Brooklyn,
to which he took the child and to
were powerless. Mrs. Shrotter said
that she would go to Brooklyn and
make charge of kidnapping against
her husband.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
Cannon at Tripoli Wrecked and Lighthouse
Put Out of Commission Firing Resumed
by Emanuel'S WarshipS Today.
GREAT CARE is TAKEN NOT TO
DAMAGE HOUSES OF RESIDENTS
Large Contingent of Sultan's Troop and General
Captured on Board Transport--Rome Learns That
Duke of Abruzzi Threatens Preyesa
coNsTANTINoPLE. Oct. 1.

COMPLIANT
with the English considered
likely.
TT S
the bombardment the
badly damaged The batteries
o the allan
Italian
to damag the of the
a of the batteries were destroyed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04

The message to the government from
Admiral Faravelli was as follows:
"On board the battleship Bennedet-
to Brin, Tuesday, 7:45 p. M: A bomh
bardment was commenced at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon upon the prin-
cipal batteries of Tripoli and was con-
tinued until sunset. The batteries re-
sponded to the Italian fire, but with
out effect. The bombardment probably
will be continued tomorrow until the
destruction of the batteries has been
completed.
Great care was taken during the
bombardment not to damage tn city.
Only a lighthouse and one of the bat
teries were destroyed"
The most important naval capture OF
the war so far Is that Of the Turkish
transport Sabah. with Turkish gen.
eral, a large contingent of troops and
much ammunition aboard.
Corfu reports that the Duke of the
Abruzzi, in command of a torpedo ho-
| tilla off Prevesa, threatens a ,hornDaTd & j.
ment of that place.
The portes appeal to the powers has
been answered by the powers TO the
effect that they cannot offer mediation
-, +ha i,r,oa - .ho - A,sss.sSs
I.ate renor+. fro,,, S.,rsta ,,t,,,o,,Ia sav
tha+ re1v ca bi,,o+ ha hss,, ,,o,,-iy,. ed
ana that n vii cont+n,a tha nolicv
Ioolsing r. n,adta+ion
Two r,1rlriab hsttIsshi,,, .,,a .~,,ssr
have baen sent m rei, fnrce tba souad.
ron IN the Darda nsiIaa r,,rray n %
stated has troona aboard tu1o Prssiar
eamsbJns now beld IN AZ suez Tbis
tends To co,f1rm the vienna renort that
Turkey has ordered the yemen axne-
ditionerv foroe to occnnv the coast of
the IT. lian colony ~ plritraa NTH t,a
sunnort ~ a .o,,a 6roy, ~ ,,arshirs
ToNDON c1ct "a disna+ch - +ha
Times from st petarsh,,rg saws t,,a
BLACK Sea exportars alarmed bv Pr
mors that Turkey yvo,,ld nrocla,n, zrain
and coal oontrahand ~ war have had
a conferences WITH renresenta tivas ~
the Russian minister of ooron,erce who
decided to telesranh constantinonia
and Rome requesting IN be informed es
to what articles win be declared con-
traband.
A news dispatch from Rome gives
the following account of the lombard
ment of Tripou:
"At 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
vice-A dniral Faraveil signaled to the
battleships Ciuseppi Gartbaldi and
Francesca Ferrucio that the mbard-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
Is BLOWN OUT OF BED
BY BLACK=HAND BAND.

PITTsBURG, Oct. Fifteen persons
were blown out of bed early today
when a quantity of nitro -glycerine was
exploded at the home of Peter Caruso.
Caruso's failure to comply with a re-
quest for $1,50O from the so-called
black hand society was responsible.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
DODGE ERS-G|ANTs
TIED IN THIRD;
NEITHER SCORE

BROOKLYN, Oct. 4.-The Giants and
Dodgers were tied at the end of the
third inning, neither team having
scored
The Giants scored one run in the
fourth
The batteries are Matthewson and
Meyer and Rucker and Erwin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
(TransInted Especially for the Evening
STAR by Francis FiOrL)

TRANSLATED Especially for the Evening
STAR by Francis FiOrl)
ROMA, 4 Ottobre.-E ufficialmente
confermato che il vice ammira Clio
Faravelli. ha mandate un telegramma
informando il governo che il bombarda-
mento del forti di Tripoli, cominciato
allie D. m. di ieri. seguito sino al ira
monte.
ROMA, 4 Ottobre.-Le informazioni
dc. Tripoli aggicongono che lie batterie
del forti risposero al fuoco, ma senza
nessuno effetto. L'ammiraglio hu COM
andato che II bombardamento sia Sc
gui tato oggi per distruggere completu-
mente lie batterie nemiche.
Gil italiani hanno prese lutte lie pre-
eauzioni possibili per non danneggiare
con le cannonate gil edifizii della cttta.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04

Every school boy or girl should se-
cure one of the Star. Dictionaries 0at
coupon from tl.ls paper.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04

Every school boy or girl should se-
cure one of the Star Dictionaries. Cut
coupon from this paper.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
"sHERL OcK HoL MES DEAD.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-Joseph Bell. the
eminent Scottish surgeon, who was the
original of the character of Sherlock
Holiness" died today at his home,
Mauricewood, Milton Bridge, Midlo-
THAN. He was born in Edinburgh in
1887 and was an instructor of Conan
Doyle at Edinburgh University. His
hobby was the study of mysterious
crimes
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
Credit Mems Assn in Order to Clear Itself
Must Openly Make Declaration For
or Against" He Says.
ADJUSTMENT BUREAU HAS
FAILED OF ITS PURPOSE
What A. c. Courier Thinks of Osborne


{ "
The ha a o its
order a
( conducted
the
o
to
tina
recommendation of Referee Edwin Adams
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04

Every school boy or girl should Sc
cure one of the Star Dictionaries. Cut
coupon from this paper-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-04
Footlights' Glare No Longer
FasCinates Stage=struCk Girls

Mary ondia Iaurel~,
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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

The New England auxiliary will
meet with Mrs. M. J. Larrabee, 10
Clark street, Friday afternoon, May IL,
at $50 clock.
Rev. E. @. s. Osgood will be in
charge of the services at the Home for
the Aged throughout the month of
May. The meetings open at 8 O'Clock
Sunday afternoons.
The transportation committee of
the North Adams Merchants associa-
ton is working industriously circulat-
ing a petition in North Adams and is
after as many signatures as can be OBJ.
tanned to the plea for an extension of
the Berkshire street railway lines up
through southern Vermont to Whining.
ton and way stations. The paper will
be forwarded through able representa-
tives to prominent residents of that Sec
ton for further signatures.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05
Hyde, Indicted, Resigns His off,ce

Charles H. Hyde, chamberlain of New
York city, who had been indicted for
bribery and taking an unlawful fee
will resign his Office, so as not to EN-.
barrass Mayor Gaynor, whose protege
he has been for years. The incidents
leading up to the charges against HYDE
grew out of the Carnegie bank fiasco
It is alleged that as city chamberlain
Hyde placed city funds with the Nortb.
ern bank on the condition that This
Dank lend $4,000 of its funds tn tbe
carnegie Trust company, from which
Hyde Grew $4,000. to his own account
Hyde denies everything and claims that
he will be exonerated is 'hae
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05
LOCAL NOTES AND GOSSIP.

William D. Linehan, the barber,
has ordered an illuminated pole to be
installed on the curb in front of his
shop on Main street. It will be of
glass, and striped with red and blue.
Electric lights inside and revolving
mechanism will make a novel effect.
AT the entertainment given by
Brattleboro lodge, N. E. o. p, Wednes-
day evening in Red Men 8 hall W. A.
Harris was awarded the easy chair and
Chief Engineer Harvey Sanders re-
ceived the ive-dollar gold piece. The
Lueies children gave vaudeville
sketch.
The following finished scores were
made in the shooting tournament by
Company I men last evening: Sergeant
Jones, 39-35-35, total Ill; Corporal
Whidden, 31-32-3S, total 101; Private
Lynch, 29-26-3S. total. 90; Corporal
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05

Col. Truman c. Fletcher, one of the lead
ing citizens of Caledonia county and at one
time prominent in public affairs in Yer
mont died Wednesday morning after a
long illness at his home in st. Johnsbury.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-05-05

Dnnlevy,. 1892, total 67. The shoot
will continue another week as there are
several Of the marksmen who have
been unable to complete their scores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02

CONTINUED on Seventh Page,)7 i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
One Of Greatest Criminal Trials Of Modern
Times Comes TO Abrupt and Sensational
Close at Los Angeles When De
Tense Lays Down Its Arms.
DESTRUCTION OF TIMES PLANT
WITH FRIGHTFUL LOSS OF LIFE,
is NO LONGER JJNEXPI AIMED

ames B Mcnamara Shoulders Responsibility Of Having
Dyuamited Newspaper Building While His Brother
Admits Wrecking Llewelyn Iron Works One Will
Go to Prison for Life, While Other Must Serve
Long Counsel for Defense Say Men Plead
ed Guilty Because They Were Guilty, and That
No External Pressure Was Brought to Bear on
Them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02

CUNT, to MUIR
to-day His brother
John neNnmnrn of
Structural Iron Workers
lAe"e'sn Iron Works in Los Angeles Christmas,
morning october l. 1910
Broadway causing
trial spec.aenry for the
murder OF charlie. j. Hareertx !. n,cnn.. &c.. 80 80 - M
placed
now ne.urre
The ~nsse for II
James Mcnamara
his
T1sh
did he eonfess?" TO this
District
confess the best thing he could
do
Il
led this case for months It presented stone wall"
Dows statement made looking
employed
by the defense and two others with him. might have
unenabe by confession prisoners
'Negoations have
Jim would confess last Monday but he did
No xternnIP Pressure wusE xcrtcd Them.
charged to-nlgh.
to rhursdey,
Mayor.
m sn ~ssn. : was learned ''' was not consulted at "
the OF his onee
eaagn San francisco labor
ell he
born of idea Il o me
a OF mn mel dents
following
tho Los Angeles Times building
Z (
Of
James mote
him the
III a.t
in &
bu Bodwel
of
affair
Of
explosions where
It. &
! o Great q
The
lied what happened
closely guarded information
freely
appeared as
In
lives both
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-02
Protection for yiiss,oua,re,.

Paris. December LIN. reply to q
letter from Deputy Count Albert De
Nun, calling his attention to the pre-
carious position of French missionaries
at Kien-Chang, China. Foreign Min
lister Dc Selves assured tho deputy that
everything has been done consistent
with the exigencies OF the situation to
protect the missionaries; especially In
the province of Youn Nan, III ~. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
HITTER ppli5eilibem S9nt
@uroc seitern bic Cincinnati Seef So,
inipisirt-

Gin 6leti6inipettor oes itdottf6en
@efunbbsitsamtes nabm geiterH cine
eingebenbe Snfpettion Der Qnlagen Der
Cincinnati Beef Gompunp, go. 1878
goleraiu Qpeuue DOR uno Swar unter
Der Gstorte oes g9oli3titeu Wabdn.
I'm bie'en polt3stIthen S6uB bate
geftern Der ItGptii6e @eiunbheitsbeams
te Or. 2dnbts beim Yolt5ethef nobs
aefu6t, neil angebli6 bel frihercn
gefu6sn in ben Qnldgeu Der 5irma
bic 8ertreter bes 8eIunDbeitsamts
ni6t gerape nit ausgsfu6ter 9oflihe
felt empfangen poroen tpdren. Der
i6ieoentli6 ioa ben Snipsttoren iOgdr
nit 9erpulttbdtigtsit ssorobt nOroen
Istn. Die geftrige Snipettion Derltei
obne iebe St0rung, obsr mic es beibt,
IoQ Der 9rGiiDent Der girmu, 5err B.
8e6ringer. nGhits Mohe Dor Die Ses
nokitsbeh0rpe poroelaoen Iperoen.
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ut ein Gincinnatier.
Ter ebedfaIider 4. 4. GbssrSs iei'
Her gsbamptnng mad, bier geboren.

4. *. GbtrdrOs, Der am Wontag
perbaftet iporoen mar. ndtosm er in
0ube pcrs perihie0ene DsIhdftslsute
i..it iperthIoien Gbeds bereingelsat bat.
ie bsbauptei ein Gintinnutier atnb 81
Iein. or iit fsiner gehauptuns Hdf I'm
Giienbe aebDrsn, nil isoo3 feinen reh.
ten Ramsn nidt perrathen.
gsis Ct behuuptst, sing sr I'm Sabre
1904 non bier aus NIT einem Jrauens
simmtr. bas Eh 6etsn ran Court
raHrte, burd, nahbem CT einen Wdnn.
Dtr fih burd) Snpinbel cine grobe
Sunrms sripprben, um $4,000 begans
merit bate. Gr uno feline 8efdbrtiH
reiiien In Der gnnssn Melt umber une
lamen fflieblif nnh Gionep, NuItrd.
lien. 5isr eeristb gDparos. Ieiner ge.
boaptung ndd, auf bic fdiefe Gbent
ano tam tns Gjef6nsnib. sJn Der 3fpi.
ifsnstit brannte feline 0efdbrtin nit
benz Rsft pes GeIoss ourh uno sr
foIate ibr nah aneritn. 5ier tam er
absrmdls NIT Den Gsleben in aoHflift
unb III feintr 8eriiterune nad. erIt
Dor qa1s iiir5sr 3sit aus benz 3u6t.
bauie in 81. Quentin entlaffen por-
ben. 6elsn pan Court befinbtt fid
ieiner angdbs mad in Woibington.
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M2prb
Ter 5arbise CHARLES Mills bon fsl'
nem RaiissenoRsn Clinton
5orrence srRoGsu.

Sm ftGbtii9en 5oTpttdl ftarb sez
tern Rutt segsn elf 1lbr Der Jarbige
gbos. WtilIs, BON 1905 8antltd Ctr.
gopington, an elmer Stthpunoe, Die
ibm eintge Stuuoen Dorber bon feiz
nem RaTTsgsnOFen Clinton 5orrence
betgebra6t porbeu mar. Sorrence
bsfinbet fiA in Der 4. Diitrtttsitatiou
unter Der 4ntlass oes WOroes tnSaft.
Drills, Sorrence uno Derfhteoene
anbsre Jleger fr0bnten geitern abenb
gesen feds ubr on Der @tns uno Daz
ter StraBe Dem Grapfptet uno gertez
then I6IisbIt6 in etnen Streit, Der oas
nit enbets, paB Sorrence BON etnem
Meiier 9ebrauh madte unb Wtils
cine tieFe @unbe in Der rehten Siifte
beibruate, Die oann ben 2oo oes Der
punbetsn berbeifiibrts. 5orrence
purbs gleid nah Der Ste6erei Don
bem PoIi3titen 9eHnsmonn In 9oft
aenpmmen.
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9ur6 ous Wlibperiteben sinss Siss
nails, bas Elm MsiheuitelIer geiterH
Woreen an Der areu3uns Der 8rittsH
unb 8anmiaer Str. aab, fubreH Elm
gitersug Der Big Sour gabn uno sin
8iter8ug Der 6. II. $. Sabn, oereH
2ptemptipfiibrsr bus Signal r8abn
frsi" gleid3eiti9 geieben uno auf fa
besooen botten, in einduper. 0lud@
li6ertpeife tpnuten Die 8eotenunsss
manuIhaFten Ii6 nod rs1t5eitig IN
5therbeit brinssn unb es pnroen nur
mehrers Der @aggous bei9doist. Die
GufrGumungsarbeiten nahusn Iber
pier StuubeH in &uipruh.
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OebMrfen.

Gbparo unb Gelio Rolan. 2101
Columbia 2lp., anobe.
gborlgs uno glenord WsiB, 2228
Goth 5srabe, WGbhen.
6enrn unp iSrnntts 5aun. 26S
Calhoun Strobe. andbe.
9nbrep unb anno Willer. 13 eais
houn Strabe, Mdohsu.
5ofeph unb CLARA Webr, 24l1
Snnmes SiraBe. anabe.
6enrp unD aena 3umpalot, 2146
StaebItr Strnbs, Wdbhen.
Wihoel unD Wsorgoret geis. 212l
6ntmofer 5trabs, MGbhsH.
Wdltniin uHb Rnrtbu Waa!inorsti,
TOO Bauer ap., 3ipiltngs. Wdo6en.
Ri6asl uno 9ucillu Roller, 75a
WleQ6erfon 4p., WdDhen.
;Sreb unb 4nna Ri6ter, 1912 eog'
lpopb aD., aHabe.
2lbram unn geiIie Silberitein, 13S
On Court Strdbe, qHnbe.
4oolpb unb anHie Grioer. 635 W
WlcWliden gp.. aH1be.
Wacr unb CARA Roieuboum, 51E
Ghtftnut Strahs, RHube.
Gbnarn unD Clara 8ittner. 405t
Runnnmenbe Ctr. Wl1bhen.
gDiniam unb Wlagsit Weber. 1872
Collins 4p., Waehen.
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Gferblidf

gsifie Ghent. 26, 300 DeF 15.
Str, 1ubtriuloie.
ROiinsJris. II. 2900 SsffsriOnalDs,
6tr5leiotH.
Milbrtb Shuiitr, 10 Mondte, $3.50
8Ienboro Mpe., Shpdds.
Otto RuIsn, 80, 524 Sit 9eorI
CTR, TubtrfnIoft.
gdtrid iSIemnrtn. 10. 735 Weft 3.
Str, lungeuentsiinDung.
anno 5urfte, IA. 3455 WhitfIsIf
4ps., aithma.
Rihdro 6. ShulB. 726 Burma
Str, lungenentsin0uns.
GbatIss Ronor, 48, 631 qrite 6il
Rpnb, 5erslsibeH.
aoura aorIsnborn, 2, 3764 SiaFb'
2lpe.. 5hfp1he.
%. Spinbsl. 43, 1101 Ginbldn Str.
1ubertuIofe.
JoIepb Epdben, 50. S39 GltHtoi
Ctr, 8ehirnblnten.
gbriit 8uff. 1892 Bitten aps.
Sersleioen.
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SeutIdls Saa @,isll fait.

am 5rsitag a6snb ftnbet in Der
Central 5urnboae cine 8eriammlung
Der 9eleedtsn Der 9eutfben Sag>Gss
ieaf6dft itatt, um bic lssttn arrangez
ments fir ben &ommers Su treffsn,
Der am Sdmftag, s. 4pril, abeebalten
tpirb. 2lu6 eelangen in Der 8erz
fammlung Die Sifets fir ben aoms
msrs sur 8srtbeiluns. Sir ben aoms
msrs iit oas folgsnbe PrOeramm aufs
seitslt:
8ssriibung our6 ben prGfioeHteu
4usuit 8. 9ooe.
2tnrebe Oes &ommsrsmeiiters- DIR,
q. Worsenftsrn.
8emsiuIhaftlines Qieb.
acknowledgements Dr. &
ShDo6.
5eutialanb in Der Gessnpart --
Or. ). 2ettsnbdur.
9etlamdtiou-2ouis 9iemer.
@emsinihaftlihes Qisb.
llniere S6ulen-8r. s.. 8. Sid
9suti6=dmsrttaniIne 8so6a6tun'
sen-gurl Sles.
Semeinihaftli9ss Qisb.
Die ROth Der 3sit-GbarIss o
Shmipt.
8aritpnzS Solo-Sohn 5offmdnn.
Teutf9e 8ersins, bds 8ano bai
uns umIhlingt -4. Senoelboh.
8ofaisauartett-bie 6erren Bed
Sdds, Sdmpa uno Riidert,
9emeini6oftlihes 2tso-Amsrtcd
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Aae benz ppli3eigeridt.

Der Teger Everett sgisrfoli. Der pDrs
geitsrn AbenDI In fiart anestruntensul
3uitonb Fih ftinsr 8erbdftung tpfcsr'
isst unD bem polisiiisH 8alopin siHs
eliidliherpsiie unbebeutenoe Stiha
lpunne on Der 6dnb beigebraht bate
lpurDs nm $50 gefrnfi. BITE CT TN ar'
beissboufe obpsroienen mub.
gsoree y. Mishl iDurDe Der llsbtr'
frstuna Der RanhorDinans fir fnutt
big befunbsn uno su $50 uno Der
Rotten Derurtbeili. Die Gale ses.r
Gborles WdhtsI unb g. u. ecntling
bic Ns glsihsn 0eraebens augsslas
iianben, ipuroen bis gum Jreitas Dsr
Ifoben.
Oscar gleoioe. Der ssfsdnois mar
aus ben 66fsH Der Big Jour 9dbr
eiipd Is pfuno altss GifeH seiichlei
III bnben, tpurpe auf 20 auet nnh Den
Artsiishaus gefdnnf.
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- 8ur6 Die grploFon eInes Satos
lintpters purpe geTtern Wtittug IN Der
THetbstaisrns NO. AIT g8eit 6. Ctr.
Elm Seuer peruria6t, oas jeoot eeioldt
merben tonute, sbe es nennsHspertbeH
S6absn angeri6tet bate.
5n benz 9obIsni huppen hlntsr
osm bon 5rdu Mureuretbe gliaer bes
po6nten 0ouie go. 1929 Raee Ctr.
lam qeftern 4beno gegen aht llhr ein
'Seuer gum 4usbrun, Das ieooh isbr
balo BON Der 5susrpebr gelofht tpers
ben tpnnte. Der Shaoen belouft itdl
uuf etrpo $25.
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(Gingefanbt.)
Der beutf6s Riasl sr'
ma d |.
70 % d I

gs III Tbatfu6e! Sogar in gincIrs
natl! g2anoem bas qrpiett. ein oeuE'
f6es 6aus gu bauen, 10 sutAuilaffi3en
geifalI asFunben bat. boB man 9etroi'
annebmen oarf, oab bic GinireIhung
DisTss Martiteins oentiher GfHrliia
tbtgteit unp zbuttruft ihpn i'm ndha
item Sabre Itattfinoen piro, plro eTrl
anberss qroistt pom uniersn moB9s'
bsnpen 9eutIten sifrig i'm Stllen sr'
ortsrt unp bat einsn gans iibsrrniden'
ben 8eifaa gefunoeu. Is hanoelt tln
I'M nitts 9eringsres ols ble Srrldf
tuna zines Dentmnls fir unferen lieo'
lindsoihter g hillsr. Raheeni
al: Stdbte nit arobersr oeutfder 8e'
p6lterung, uno aud iacn tlelHere
5tdote, ielbit unfere 5tddtsAduptitdes
Columbus ibr Shtaer 0entmai has
BEN, fam unm6glih @incinnati be
beuti6efte Staet BON lIncle Soat, 81.
ridftsben, uno Cincinnati min UNI
mub ihr Sdillerz tpern nfdt gar
ShiIer @oethe Dentlrei hdhen. Us
banpelt Fith MIR um bic Rrisgsto'ten.
Do nun pos 9eutihe Sdrs eirige
bunbsrttauI:ne Dollars tpiten fprro
unb man bod niht gut oas Bublitnm
uon3 uno aar ausrnuben fam, rpuroe
elm 8Iau erfonnsn, bic nothteen Dol
lars auf cine nod ME oogerpstene art
| uno Beiie oufsutrsiben. gigentiih II
Is 10 sine Dirt 81 oss Golumbus". Gs
| if bas @infd6fte BON Der gBeIt. 4He
8artenfpitIer perpflihten fi6, thrsH
reip. @1epinn Der 5hiaeroeEtmalss
Grri6tunestaiIs aus3ulisfern. Die
| Stat Sutei uup zSanten alien pprs
an. Wluu bort ia 10 oft Die Seannps
tuno: Sd ipiels ni6t hes eeptnnftes
ipea:u, mas eebs ih um bic paar 9itfei.
ich fpisle nur Der 9sIeMhoft ano Der
! llnterbaGtuna fpegsn. sta aIio! Rons
nit eem psripisItsu ODER srmoaeIteH
Rammon! IS tpmmt IN eineul Usendt
cine RieIeniumme 5lidmmeH. Nsidss
Spta.Fiihl bat Der 8erliersr, ipenH er
i.iusr GhebdlFts srs1blt, pie niel er
beute Dem euteu une eeleu 3fpef 3l
| 9isbs perloren bat, uue mas ihn an
meiIten frsut, bag iein gutter 5rsnio
unb Nitfpieler, Der @duHtr Y. R. oas
ichonc @elo niht erbolten bat, fonoerH
| isiu Gieblingsoihter Shiller. (Asenn
abr Elm gtiid Don ShilIsr I'M Deufs
| idaen 3bsater aufeefubrt Dire. geht CT
priusipiea nift hinetr.) Wean fieht.
sos Dentmal toumi .fpieitn b
au Stonbt, unp ih freue min. eab
ih Der erfts mar, ber DEN Stein tns
i Rollsn bruhte.
/ 8. SSDirf6ina.
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Sr. SUbR Sensi: bei etusm Sahr'
nnfal leidlt ucrlebt.

Bon Glud fam Or. Sohn Ssrete,
Don go. 1851 Sptampre StraBe, ius
GEN, oaB er nod untsr ben 2e6enbrn
peilt. Qls Or. 9snste geitern, natpem
er eiuen 9atientsn in Dem 9aufe go.
43 WuIberrp StraBe bsiubt bate. Iet'
ne Runpfabrt in ieinem 8ug9p forts
fessn poqte, sing bus QferO pl6Bl!1
ourn uno Or. 8enste 1puroe IN Dette'n
gogen aus Dem Bagsn auf Die Strabs
seihlsuoert.
8lIdli6erptiis fam Der 4rSt nit 81
nioen un6abeutsnOen S6rammeH d.
pcn. Dos pfsro ipuros erft etneefan'
gen, nahbem ss cine gaH5e Strede
nett bic StraBs entlans gsruit mar.
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Sted,erei.

Der Jdrbige geperln 5arris BON
Ro. 1916 Yropioeuce StraBe, Der bel
Der 9oIbt Glab Company beiddftigt
lit, eerietb seitern Woreen uuf bem
@egs CUR arbett an Der 8isrteN uno
@aluut Strabe nit sinem .benfalIs
forbiaeu arbeitstoIleaen IN einen
Wortpehfei, Der in 5bdtlihteiteu aus
urtete une bamit enbets, poB Sdrrif
BON ieinem @tsner nit sinem Meiier
bos sugsrihtet tpuroe. Dem WaeHer=
beloen gslane Is Dor oem Giutreff.r
hes goltsiftsn GiIenrsioer 5u entrpis
i6en, aber ieins 8erbaftung oiirft'
nun cine 5raes Der 3eit fsiH. Do ett
goliSei isinsu RameH tennt. 9arris
fanb 4ufnahme i'm ftdotif6en 6oipi'
tdI.