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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31

Communication over to him. The
letter states that the board will noti-
fly the collector and assessor of Bass
Township to use the utmost dill
gence, hereafter, in ~ascertaining the
names of all the owners of property
within their district.
Taxpayers had claimed Appleby
sold them property In South Jersey
for a mere song and acted as collec-
tor for some time, often turning over
the money to the officials and some
times neglecting to do 80. Following
the latter course the land was sold
for unpaid taxes, which had been
paid, the taxpayers claimed, and the
Asbury Company bought in the land
for the second time.
The State Boards dismissal OF the
taxpayers pleas Is viewed as a great
victory by the local real estate deal
er
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
MDDLEsEX COUNTY COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.
On Petition, Etc, Notice Of Final
Hearing.

In the matter of the application of
the Council Of the City of Perth Am
boy, for the Appointment Of Commits
sioners, to estimate and assess the
benefits upon the property benefited
by the new pavement laid in State
street, from Smith street to the brick
pavement under the Lehigh Valley
bridge, with asphalt blocks, in the city
of Perth Amboy.
Notice Is hereby given that the above
named Court, in and by an ORDER
duly made and entered in the above en-
titled matter and bearing sven date
herewith, has fixed upon the second day
Of June next at the hour Of ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and the Court House
in the City of New Brunswick, in the
County Of Middlesex and State of New
Jersey, as the time and place for hear
ing any objections that may be made to
the assessments estimated and assessed
by the Commissioners appointed in the
above entitled matter upon the lands
and real estate affected thereby; such
estimate and assessment appearing in
the report Of said Commissioners, fled
on the day Of the date hereof. The
character of the work and improve
ment for which such assessment has
been made is the paving of the portion
of State street in the said city Of Perth
Amboy, from the northerly cross-walk
on Smith street to the brick pavement
under the Lehigh Valley bridge with
asphalt blocks, excepting however, that
part of said street as is included with
in the rails of the trolley tracks laid
on said portion of said street and for
a distance of two feet outside thereof;
and the property included in said
assessment borders on either side Of
said portion of said street.
Dated, Perth Amboy, N. J., May "a,
A. D., 1911.
CHARLES G. HOMMANN,
City Attorney.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
400 II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
j. R. APPLEBY
is INDICATED
State Board Holds Spots
wood Promster BIamsIsss.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Spotswood, May 31:-In the mat
ter of the complaints of various
property owners relative to the
assessment and collection of taxes ON
their property purchased from the
Appleby estate, of Spotswood, in
Bass River Township, Burlington
county, the State Board of Equaliza-
ton of Taxes has held that the Off
Gals Of the foregoing municipality
were negligent and In a letter to ].
r. Appleby, president of the Asbury
Company, has vindicated him of all
made by the taxpayers.
President Appleby received the
letter last week from Henry Buxton,
clerk Of the State Board, and at the
earnest solicitation of the EVENING
NEWS ranrnqaeFSGri va tu.ear1 the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31

The drastic remedy held over the
heads of the defendants In the tobac-
co ase In event they do not abandon
the evils complained of by the court is
said to have strengthened the faith of
those who accepted the majority opin-
lon Of the court In the Standard Oil
ease as the proper course. The decree
In the tobacco case is taken by such
persons as showing that the Sherman
antitrust law is an instrumtnt by
which every evil Of this nature In In
terstate commerce may be crushed out
"n the government only possesses the
will and the energy to do So"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
SPOTSWOOD

Fred Hagel, a former resident of
Spotswood, spent Sunday with
friends here.
Postmaster Herbert Appleby, of
Old Bridge, was a visitor Sunday at
the resident of his daughter, Mrs.
George w. DeVoe.
Miss Grace Hodapp was a visitor
Saturday evening at Old Bridge.
j. w. Van Dyke, of East Spots
wood, visited his wife at Mckinley
Hospital, Trenton, Sunday. Mrs.
Van Dyke will return with her little
son on Thursday.
Miss Appleby returned Saturday
after spending two weeks with her
cousin, F. W. DeVoe, of New York.
Louis Appleby, of Rocky Hill,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, Mayor and Mrs. A. B. APP
pleby.
Harry Hegelman, of New York
City, spent Saturday with friends
here.
Mrs. F. Schneider has been SER
iously III with rheumatism.
Miss Lillian Baquet returned Sat
urday from Baltimore, where she
attended the alumni dinner Of the
John Hopkins Training School.
James Burnie is spending the holt
days with relatives In New York
City.
Members of Frank Dinkle's fam
lily, In East Spotswood, are Ill with
diphtheria.
Rev. F. T. B. Reynolds, of the
Reformed Church, delivered an ap-
propriate sermon to the members of
the Frank Lloyd Post G. A. r, Sun
day morning.
Miss Anna Fits was a visitor out
of town Saturday.
Benjamin Feldman spent Sunday
in New York.
Clarence Phillips was a Freehold
visitor Saturday.
| EVENING NEWS covers the field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
PLANS TRUST
PROSECUTION
Tobacco Men to Face Crimi-
nal Trials Next.

Washington, May 31.-The possibility
Of bringing criminal prosecutions
against the t~wenty-nine individual de
PENDANTS who were %adjudged guilty
under the decision of the supreme
court in the tobacco trust cases is be-
ing carefully considered by department
Of Justice officials.
Every feature OF the situation is
under investigation. A definite con-
clus1on Is not expected for several
days. 1t is believed that after mature
deliberation Attorney General Wicker
sham will give out a specific statement
on the subject.
Criminal action against the tobacco
magnates is said to rest on a different
basis from that which might lie
against the officials of the Standard Oil
company. Certain questions regarding
the application of the statute of limita-
tons enter into both cases. The legal
problems involved are said to be deli
cate and difficult of solution.
In connection with the supreme
courts decision In the tobacco suits
the attorney general will be asked
virtually the same questions as were
~propounded by Senator Pomerene after
the Standard Oil opinion.
Representative J. w. Byrns Of Ten
nessee introduced in the house q reso-
luton calling on the department of
justice to proceed in criminal prosecu-
lions at once.
Sentiment In favor Of amending the
Sherman antitrust law SO as to make
every restraint Of trade a violation of
this law instead of only unreasonable"
restraints was pronounced by several
senators as p~erceptibly reduced by the
decision of the supreme court In the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
SPOT3W00D CLUB ENDS
ITS DANCING SEASON
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Bpotswood, May 31:-Another To-
cal dancing season closed last night
when the last meeting of the Spots
wood Dancing Club was held in
Whitney Hall. Many out-of-town
guests enjoyed the affair. A COLA
ton was served by Mrs. A. A. DeVoe,
the bride of the wealthy snuff man
ufacturer. Dances have been given
all winter at intervals of two weeks,
every function being a delightful
one. The committee was: Council
men William j. Bissett, T. Francis
Perrine and A. A. DeVoe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

One thousand and four hundred
autos crossed to this city from
Staten Island in three days, ending
May 81.
Theodore Anderson succeeded
t. Larsen as chief of the
FIRE department.
Farewell tea rendered to Mrs. w.
skeen, at the rsgtdeneeual-AfeGfbp
George H. Coates, Of 1870 Lew
street.
Tale Of the increased commutatio
rates on the Lehigh Valley railroa
filed at Washington with Interstat
Commerce Commission. (They too
effect July IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
OLD BRIDGE

Mrs. Joseph Huffman, of Jersey
City, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Charles Layton, Sr., of Maple street.
Miss Viva Magee, of South Am
boy, was a recent visitor at the home
of Mrs. George Chittick.
Mrs. William Kuhnert and daugh-
ter Mabel, of New York, were enter
over the weekend by Miss
Flora Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones and
friends, of South River, spent Friday
evening with Mr.. Jones' sister, Mrs.
Jerry Foley.
The last meeting of the Dramatic
Society was held at the home of Mrs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
OLD BRIDGE
HAS A PARTY
Miss NeIlis Psrdun Is A.
Entertained Friends.
spectaI 10 the EVENING NEWS

Old Bridge, May ga number
of friends gathered at the home of
Miss Nellie Perdun Saturday after
noon to Celebrate her 14th birthday.
Games of all kinds were enjoyed, also
a dainty luncheon, served by Miss
Nellie. Miss Perdun was recipient of
many pretty presents from her
friends and as the guests reparted
they wished her many happy returns
of the day. Those present were Miss
Marion Green, Gladys Green, Hes
sina Mankowski, Marion Osborne,
HALEY Rogers, Beatrice Appleby,
Elva Appleby, Lillian Sake, Ethel
Preston, Irene MankoWski and Mil
bred Schenck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
ALONG THE AMBOY DIV.
ENGAGE ENT IS MADE
PUBLIC AT SPOTSW0OD
specfa, to the EVENING NEWS.

Spotswood, May 31:-Miss Grace
Parker, of Dunellen, a local school
teacher, yesterday announced her
engagement to o. Sewall, of Plain
field, well known in the fashionable
circles of that city. Miss Parker
came here last September. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
MAKING SEARCH FOR THE
TREASURES OF CAPT. KIDD
Special bu United Press W1re.

Boston, May 31:-Under a special
permit granted by the Park Commits
sion, George Kinnear and his sister
and several friends, have begun ex-
cayations in the northwest end of
Castle Island in search of Captain
Kidd's buried treasure. Miss Kin
near started the hunt when she con-
flded to her brother that she got In
side information In a dream OF the
long missing dubloons and SKIES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31

Look at the prices or things as
advertised in today's paper. II you
knox values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
v0u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31

,oclety was held At the home OF Mrs. n
n. {. Beg5e FRIDAY e775ning. at which
time all bills were ordered paid. The
net receipts of the recent entertain
ment were $102.75. Frank Shaw
was elected vice president; Miss
Maude Van Schoick, secretary. After
a dainty luncheon the society ad-
journed for the summer months.
Nathan Hillyer, of Jamesburg,
was a borough visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Squire, of Fern
avenue, are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. A. I. Koleblen, OF Hoboken,
and Miss Mary Whiteman, of South
River.
Mrs. Abram Durham has returned
home after a few days visit with
relatives at Mechanicsville.
Mrs. H. c. Beebe, Of the Burdell,
was a business visitor at New Bruins
wick Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Jolly, Of Jamesburg,
Is visiting with her mother, Mrs. r.
Odeli, of Maple street.
Mrs. Sarah Fox, of Bridgeton. Is
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. G. Beebe.
Misses Susie Reid and Ruth Clay
ton were entertained Sunday at the
home Of Miss Reid's grandmother,
Mrs. William Reid, Of MorganVille.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Apologize
were weekend visitors with rela-
tiyes at Perth Amboy.
Miss Grace Jolly has returned to
her home after a weeks visit with
her aunt, Miss Blanche Jolly, at
Ja~mesburg.
Henry Van Hise, of Fern avenue,
was a New Brunswick visitor Friday.
Mt. and Mrs. George Chittick, of
Main street, were out of town visi-
tors Friday.
Mrs. John Brown, of Manasquan,
spent the weekend with relatives In
the borough.
Merritt Bloodgood, of Runyon,
was entertained Thursday evening
by Miss Emma Beebe, of Spotswood.
Frank Vliet, of Spotswood, toured
to Perth Amboy Friday and spent
the day calling on old time chums.
Miss Ollie Rogers, of East Orange,
Is visiting with relatives in the bor-
oagh.
Mrs. Lewis Jolly has returned
home after a pleasant visit with Mrs.
j. H. Clayton, of Stevens avenue,
South Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Squire, Miss
Flora Fisher and Frank Vliet enjoy
ed a delightful sail in Mr.. Vliet's
launch Sunday to Keansburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Squlres and
daughter Edna were New Brunswick
visitors Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. C. 8. Rogers, Mrs. James Ma
CURE and Miss Lottie Cheeseman, of
Church street, were entertained by
relatives at Perth Amboy Saturday
afternoon.
E. w. Appleby, Of Main street,
was a New York visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Reid, of Church
street, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Rue, of Hillsboro.
Miss Luella Rue, OF Hillsboro,
spent Saturday with friends In the
borough.
Perth Amboy was the one big at
traction for our local residents Sat
urday. Among a few faces seen
were Mrs. C. s. Rogers, Mrs. James
Mcguire, Miss Lottie Cheeseman,
Mrs. George Rusher, Jr., Richard
Green, David Dobson, George Chap
pei, Benjamin Green, James Minor,
Mrs. George Andrews, Mrs. Samuel
Yates and Mrs. william Hollenbeck.
Henry Dieker, of Runyon, spent
Sunday with friends at South Amboy.
George Rusher visited with rela-
tives at Morganville Sunday.
F. q. Reid and e. w. Appleby
were weekend visitors at New York
in the interests OF the Old Bridge
cornet band. -
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rtforeiTe an. bic er, fpie fdOn qemelbet,
i'm Quftraee Der Wuieumssgerpals
tung unternimnlt.
Dit Sadt 81 orb itern' auf.
getauht.
Die nit "a Wann dls oermibt ae.
m.lbete Segeliadt .Rot0itern", bic
ebemaliae, bdnn in ben 3siiB bon Or.
5arriss in aisI Heterogeneous Raiier>
5aht ~Wetepr", lit slltli4 pieoer
aufgetduht.
Dds bereits berlorer eeglaubte
S9iff III bon Jalmoutf, am Gnslt.
ihen Qonal, oemelDet 0eu, nahbem
Is am 26. September bon Gibraltar
aus bic Riidfabrt noh GisI angstreten
bate unb ieitoem nirgenbs ssisbsn
tporben mar.
Der Reidstag nt.ber in
Sibunp.
Der Neihstag iit am 9ienitdg fir
bi. Minters sGeifion tptebsr 3ufummsns
setretsn, er Dertaete fih aber iofort
fpieber Biz Wiittpoh, nd4oem bic ibz
Ii4eu ROutinesefddfte erIeOigt porben
fparen.
Die SeFion ipirb ipatrf&inlit
eine ftiirmifhe fperbtn, tbeilpeiis me-
gen Der su ertportenben Lbsusrungsz
Debott.n, su beun Ilnteritrei4ung bic
So3iaIbemotratie am 9isnitag m,6>
rere eroBe protefts@sria riammlungsn
Deranitaltet battle, iobann pessn Der
UtarotiOsJ Jnt,rpetlation. bic s.senGus
be Der Wode erpdriet nirO.
Die Resieruns pirD jeosnfaqs eine
geantiportuns Der Jnttrpsaation abz
Iebnen, iolange bic gsrbanbluns.n
sipifheu Deutihlanb rnO Jrantreit
nod nidt ab9efhloHeH Tub, trosoem
tpirb aber Der Gegenftaub sur 9istuIs
iion geteIt perben, unb g iii Elm lebs
Bates aufeinanberplaRH Der Setter
poraus5uiebeH.
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emiHsnaft)rihten.

Retp Oort, II. DIT. Qn1etpm-
men: rgampouslIo" bon Hotterbam,
sgtiogura" oon 6apre, .uniteo
States" DON &openbaseu, r9trmG~
BON ROTTERDAM, rSaiisr WiIbsIm Der
9robs" bon Bremen.
abgesongen: yaronprtn3eiIiu &c.
ellie" naa Bremen, raot!erbam~ nua
aptterodm.
Bremen. anget.: .Rrouprtns
Wilbelm" bon Rep gort.
Soutba pton. abssg.: .aL
bdnid" ndh Montreal.
2iherpool. 4bgeg.: .gnuric@
unb naSDernta" na6 Bottom.
80 # on. abseg.: ~5raneOuta"
uuch 2iperpool.
G aitnet. SiendIiIirt: ,4rabir~
bon Bottom. na6 Qiperpool beittmmt.
ambure. 4nest.: v@ictpria
2ouiie" bon Rem Yprt.
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Deutfde BIduia den In
6anfofp oeIaubst.

Berlin, II. Sttober. Sm Quss
fpdrtissn UNIT iit bon 6antou bic
Nahridbt sinsetroffen, boB bort beuts
fhe 8lauiaden eelanoet DoroeH ieisn
uno isbt, pon In pantom onfdHigen
Geuiihen un.eritiiBi, in ben Siroben
Der Gtoot nit benz hineiifheu p0beI
idmpfteH. Der offi3ielle 8eriht sebt
bobin, boB Truppen BON benz areuasr
.leip3ig- uno ben aanoueuboo!en
,.1iger- unb 0nterlano" eeIdubet
norben jsien. UlitsIisber Der beutiden
aoloHie bottsn fih freiipilIig erboisn.
bic Qunbunesiruppn su unteritiisen.
Wetisre Rahrihien iino i'm Warines
Winifterium Hint eineetrofftn. Die
gsorpitn iinb aber iiberseugt, baB bic
Te4 den NIT bem internationnlen
Gam MgEsRorps topperirsn, oos bon
einem ioponifheH Fopitan befshIist
ipirb.
Der beutfhe paRssrtreu3er .0Heis
fennu- BON 11,500 1onnen. nit bsm
@i5esahmirul BON arosisi, bem ROM
manoeur bes beutifen diiatiiden 8es
fhpooers, an 9orb, piro am Wlitts
mod in 6antolp ertpartet. Ta pon
Grofigi bober i'm Rong itehi, ols Der
ameritnniihe ADMIRAL, III es fpobr=
fdeinlih, boB er an oeien Stelle ocs
Gbertommauno iiber bic inisrnationns
Zen Observation-Disclosures ubernshmeH
pirb. Gin osutftks aanonsnboot be-
sleiist bic -Gneiienau" nah 6antotp.
Die Rtpolution Tn 6 bina.
Canton, CHINA, IT. Sttobsr.
Die Resisruns ssbt jest in ensrgiidtr
Weife Dor. um canton unb gDu
Chang ipisoer in ibreR 8efis su brins
gen. Der eriis Giienbahusug mi.
1ruppen pom Roroen iraf am Tisnss
tag ein, unb lagsrt norplih BON Der
Gtabt. unb m.brere 1auienb anoere
1ruppen iperben nod Dor Nbenb err
fporiet. Gin 5kil Der 9arniion bon
9Du Chang. Der oiefe Staoi perlieb.
ais bic Hebellen bic Dberbano eeipaHs
nsn. iii n0rhlih BON bier tber ben
yangtie aiang eeeaneeH unb ins 5ns
mere mdrfhiri. Wlnn elaub'. bab Il.
fih NIT ben Irupptn pom Roroen pers
tinisen lperbsn.
nontnbcots. nit nem uomirol CAB
nontnboo.. nit benz 4bmiral Sab
Gben ping an Norb, III ebeafaIls am
Cienitng Dor 0anfoip einastroffen
unb Der ahmirai iikrnatm fofori nas
Aommonoo iib<r bic d,lneiifdxn
arisssidiffe. Dos Griie mas er ibai,
mar, ben ausiDdrtis,n aoniuIsn bic
Weriiherung su 9sben. bab bic aus
i6nbifhen aon5eifioneH In ieinsrU<iie
geflhrbes treroeH iplro<n. i'm JnfIs er
ge3spunasn fem follis. bic Sinbt su
beihMben. Wnn glaubi. bnb er bic Be
feftisungen BON Wu Chang iofort
bomb0rbirtn ipirp.
Die bon ben rspolution6rsn Sfiibs
rern prganiiiris Gsielfhaft pom Mos
tben Rreu3 fling am Disnitag an, bic
In ben E.robsn bon Wu Chang hous
itnipeiie urrberlitssnbtn lsifsn 81
sntfernen. WcbIbabsnbe Ghinsien iieus
srn nniebnIids Summen fur oieTen
3iued BEL.
Dab bic 5iibrsr Der Rtroluiicn1rtn
entf9lonsg iinn. ben GisbtreieH ber
Dtamitn Elm Gnbe 81 maiden. benefit
Der lmitonb. bob Elm 9eamtsr. Der
bomii beduftrogt mar. Oslosr fur bic
Gdne ber Reboluiiondren su fdms
nein, nnb sivkn 4beil bss Gslbts in
ftint eteenen 9dfden sefedt 9atte.
esss1t esaIpfi nssbs
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Jn(anO gc(egrap6
Ro Sntp J. 9iegIe's qppsII
pernorfel

9 mbus, g., II. Gttober.
RDouep ]. DKgIe, Der frii6re Ger
seant.ais4rms b<s GioatsIenqts, Der
uegeH getbeiiisnns on ben erpreFes
reien bes Stuotsisnntors g. R. Qns
bretus gu 3 Jobrsn 3isdtbaus nrurz
theilt fDorben mar, tputpe i'm areiss
gerihte NIT fetHsr g.ruFuag aegeu
eas urtbeil abgeipieieu. Der ;fau
Dtro jebt ans Stoatsoteresridt geben.
StIbitmorb elmer S4Qus
fpisIerin.
Wa fhingtpn, .. G., IT. Oft.
Ulinnis 81. Clair. sin. SnduTpislerin,
bic in einem bieiigen Bauoepile Sbecs
ter untsr bem 9amsn Sue Gimpion
uuftrat, bat iid ON Tisnitae 4benb in
Ibrem Gareerabe3immsr i'm Sbeuter
Dsrsiftst. Sit fon bic Satin zines
beianuten 2ieeertomponiiien aeref.n
ftin. Sbrs tiirsli6 srfoiste Trsnnung
Don ihm Diro ala gruno fir ibre That
ansegsbeH.
: GattenmOrb.
petersburg, gl.. II. DIT. -
Sesper GfD1ltHep. Gin "a Sabre alter
Strifiieser .ift in asnbrioge bon ieis
ner 6rou srfdoifsn porben. syrau
0D1ltnep. bic man fir irriinnig bait,
III Derhcftet iporbeH. 9or pier 5ahrsn
bate lie ibr tleinss !tino Dsreiftst uno
oeriuht Stlbftmoro sa beeehen, OBJ
gIeih iie dber bnmoIs iiir trriinnia be-
funDen ipurot. purbe re bod niht in
sinsm SrrennipI uRtsrss6raht.
Y pmirol WorfbaI tritt in
ben Ruhstanb.
Wuibingten, .. e., II. Oft.
Der ntresabmiraI 8illiam alsIans
Der Warfhall in am Ttsnitaa ba er
oas Iltsr BON 81 SabrtH erreitt bat,
In ben Rubeiiunb geirs;sH. gr iii uu.
senblidIif aommonoeur bes Warine.
etablinemen.s In RprfoIt unb .r lpiro
audi fpubrfhsinlih ben poften nod eis
nise ,3eit meter perf,h.n, cber teiness
falls tGnger ols Biz gum ndbften Suni,
ponn oos Geies in araft tritt, uut.r
bem penfionirts Gffi3isre nidt tpeiter
attn neripeneet tperoen oiirfen.
4Is M1rher trtannt.
Doungstonn. @. II. Dit.
5rau Inbreas Golia, bic Gottin zines
Wannss. Der pom sinem seipifen paul
Sushio ermorbei tporoen iein Ion, bat
am Disnitns in am eestsren sinen
Wann ipieoer.rianHt, Der fhon Dor
Sabren in unsarn einen Rorb began
gen bat. Suehia ssItano an 4bsno
burh einen Dolmet1tsr elm, bab er in
llnsarn sinen Wonn srito1en babe uHb
oonn nnh Mmsria .ntfloben iei.
SobH 90. eguffertp fret
stfproaen.
bus, g., II. Oft. Der
friibere GrontIin gountn 0erihtselert
Sobn 90. Wegoffsrtp puroe am
Dienitas BON Der 4ntIase freiseipros
den. sinen Diomontrins i'm Wsr.be
BON 100 BON Der Rugglts-Oole SO.
uno pom Sohn Z. popns als Heiifduns
bnfiir ansenommen gu buben. bab sr
Bel be mMntouf bon MateriaIien bic
eenunHte 5irma begiinfiste. Die Surn
mar sst 6tanbsu lang Ia @ssstbvna.
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unb bort singeieBt, no Der urfpriinas
| lihe Grfinber bic Sd9e aufgege6en
bat. Infer GrfoIg 1T Elm 3ufrieoenitsIs
IenDer".
Stacsb feBte nod bin5u, baB er BET
ben probefliigen cine 9eI4tptnoigtsit
bon 25 W}etIen bic Stunbe erluuate.
. 0 m M c Ramura Bro3eB.
2osGrgsIes, Gol., II. Sttobtr.
Ils fi4 oas 9ert5t, Dor pelhem Der
McRamaro Pro3eB Dsr6anbelt Dirb,
9ienitag Qbenb pertugte, iparen 6
Perfonen bon Der 9ertbeibigung ais
9eiAporene 5ugeLufen porbsn. Disie
iino: ). 80. Robert, Elm 9ruHos
eiseutbunsbanOIer; ao6t. j. Balm.
elm 3immermunn; s. ). Quaters
buih, Elm @rprebmonu; u. II. N!p
Jutoib, elm gdfsr; 3. SO. Moums,
Elm Grocer unb q. 80. MlcRee, eiU
friiherer GrunbeigentbumsbdnbIer.
3. z. 9iatt purpa a6gslebnt, neil
sr pon Der 2obesit-ufe rtht5 piTen
min; SumueI WcGrearp. neil er unz
CAB, Ith elm urtheiI Iber ben 5aa g:s
biloet Su babsu unb Gomuno z.
SobnIon, neil er 5uga5, eiu 8orurs
tbeil gegsn Qrbeitsrunipnen 81 begeu.
WuB elm 5uar in Der s be
gefuHben baben.
Rem Britain, Conn.,, II. Oft.
Der 28idbrige Gso. Boomers, Der fih
Dor erit s 8agen perEeiratbete, muhte
in Der tur3en 3eit fetner Gbe bret
Selbitmoroperiu6e uno bem britteH
lit er iebt erIegeu. 8rsi Gage uad Der
5pd3ett bra4te sr iidh nit einsm Sc
oermefer cine Wunoe am 6aIie bel
un0 am foIgenoeu Gage iudte er ii6
nit Der SutnabeI fstner 6rau 81 srz
ite6en. Qm Sonntag QbeHb fhnitt er
i6 in GegentDart ietner Grau nit eis
mem RuitrmeiIer bic Geble ob. Mluu
brahte ibn iofort mad einem 5ofpis
tale, NO Die Dunbe psrnGbt purbe,
pdbreno Der Raht aber rib er bic
WuHoe offen uno Derblutete.
Die 9 d N tern Z dett BON
Der QntIags bss Wors
bes freigefpro6eu.
pitepiIIe, &p., II. gttp5er.
BETH uno Wtar1 go6ett, S6Deftern,
Die angetIagt puren, gbos. Smith,
MitgIisb elmer Sberiffsmunuituft,
getOotet 81 babeu, als bisie tbr 6aus
iiberfieI unb naa8uI6brennsru bur6s
fuden pp0te, iinb am 9ieuitag pon
Der 4HtIuge Deg gaoroes freigeiprOasH
poroen.
Tsuer.
georiu, Sn., II. Oft. - Gin
Gebdube Der 4tIos 9iitiIIerp, Gisen-
tbum Der Il. g. onbuftrtaI Ilcobpl
Co., ift am StsnTtag Worgen al fri.
ber Stunoe nieoergsbruunt. Der Bers
Iuit bsIduft iib auf $4,000. MuH
sIuubt, buB bus 5suer bur6 Ssl6fts
eutsiinbuns eutitunoen 1T.
Reue Dampfsr beFeIIt.
SedttIe, DaIb., i. Cttober.
sJm SlnpltG duf DIE balo1ge Grorr=
nung oes PanamataHuIs bat bic Qmea
ricans5atputian StedmIbip 60. pier
Dmpfer BON ie 1900 Eonnen Sc
bait, bic ben 8erts6r 3pti6en ben ats
lantifben uno pa5ifiiaeu 9Gfen pers
mttteIn folen, beitelIt. Die Dampfer,
fpsl6e ie 100000 toifen fpsrben, tpers
ben in Sparrop pOint, Wao., sebuut
peroen.
5GusIi6e Grag6bie.
GIepeGaub, s., II. Sttpber.
Geo. Wf. SermIe, Elm poblbabenber
8runoeigsntbums gambler, erfhpb
9ienitag feline 5rau. neI6e cine
S6eibunsstIase esgeu ibn auseitreugt
bate, unb barauf iia ieIbit. Das
paar btutsrIGbt pier tlsins Sinber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18
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iaet, Sie fpllen mir bie 2eiunanb,
auf Der th immer Die Sarben probiere,
auf ben gooeu fbaffen, unb unters
oeifen baben gle mir niein neueftes
0emdloe auf ben goben sefdafft!-
aufpartsrtn: I'll ieserl! 9nd' 6err.
III ihon nDslih, man tann's bait gar
70 f1uer ben sinGnser uutsrineiosals