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Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
APPROPRIATIONS EOR THE
STATE FIGURE 100000
LEGISLATURE MAKES PROVISION
FOR THIS BEFORE ADJOURNING
New Offices Created and Many Sala-
ries Increased.-Extra Drain on
the State Treasury

The general appropriation and
claims bills as prepared by the Leg
islative Committees and attorneys
passed the House Thursday after
which the Legislature adjourned
sine die. The general appropria-
tions bill for the fiscal year amounts
to a little more than $500. 900 which
is s110. 900 in excess of the appro-
priations for the year 1901. The
appropriations for the year 1928
will be about $40, 600 in excess of
the year 1901. The great increase
in appropriations for 1911-12 is due
principally to the $25, 900 appropria-
tion to finish and equip the State
House, a S12, 600 appropriation to
pay deficit already incurred in the
construction of the State House !;
SIS, 900 fer a new armory at Dover;
$40, 900 for the erection of buildings
for the tuberculosis Commission,
provide the commission raises
like amount by subscription and
81, 500 to the widow of Charles B.
Lore ;s4, 500 for the Board of Agri-
cultural Extension; SIS, 900 a year
increase for the Farnhurst Hospital
for two year; S., 600 for the sanitary
livestock board; and many other
smaller appropriations and increases
of salaries. Many of these appro-
priations are for the one year only,
which accounts for the fact that the
appropriations for the following
year will be $40, 900 in excess of
those of the year just ended. All
the members of the Legislature re-
ceived mileage in addition to their
salaries of SIS day, and an item is
being prepared to cover all the ex-
penses incident to the hearing over
the appointment of Phillip @.
Chuchman as judge. Salary in
creases granted include the follow
ing: State treasurer's deputy, ST.
200 year; states auditor deputy,
1000 year, from 5000; State Ii
brarian, 81, 200 year from $500;
chief clerk to Secretary of State,
$1,000 year from 5000; stenogra-
pher to Secretary of States office,
from 5000 to $500; clerk in insur-
ance commissioner office, from $500
to $500 a year; State treasurer 8
salary, $500 a year after 1918 mot
an increase); New Castle county
superintendent of schools, 81, 200 to
81, $40 year. Salary of the chan
cellor and chief justice from So, 500
to SIS. 900 and the associate judges
from 81, 900 to $4 800.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
DELAWARE RIVER NOTES
Some Matters of Interest Concerning
Ships and Shippers

The Annie F., William Faulkner's
speedy cIaft, left the dock at Church
street, Wilmington, Wednesday in
command of Captain Lewis Faulk-
ner, and proceeded to the wharf at
Newport, where she will take on a
cargo of about one hundred tons of
phosphate. Laden with her burden,
the good ship Annie will go first to
Little Creek Landing, from there to
Salem, N. j., by which time she ex-
poets to be rid of her load. Re-
turning to Wilmington, she will load
at the wharf of the Reading Rail-
road Company with two hundred tons
of coal for shipment. After these
strenuous cruises, Annie F. will be
engaged for some time in the shad
business down the bay.-Captain
Joseph Fowler, formerly a we'll
known fisherman of Wilmington, now
of Philadelphia, will start soon for
some Philadelphia parties on cruise
down the bay for Delaware shad.
"Cap" Fowler expects to continue in
the business, stoppinug in Whining
ton, Chester and Philadelphia to dis
pose of his fish, until the end of the
shad season. AT the plant of the
Pusey and Jones Company, the tug
"Salem" has been taken off the
railway and will soon have her over
hauling completed. The tug "Res-
cue" left the dock Wednesday night,
after having been at the plant for
some time. The steamer Thomas
Cyde, plying during the summer
months between Philadelphia and
Woodland Beach, will pay her an
nual visit to Pusey's this coming
month and will be given here usual
overhauling. The Wilson steamer
Brandwine is now bedecked with her
summer coat at the plant of the
Harlan and Hollingworth Corpora
tion. The painting of the City OF
Chester is now under way.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
Kicked by a Mad Horse

Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wis,
had a most narrow escape fom los
ing his leg, as no doctor could heal
the frightful sore that developed,
but at last BucKen's Arnica Salve
cured it completely. Its the great
est healer of ulcers, burns, boils,
eczema, scalds, cuts, corns, cold
sores, bruises and piles on earth.
Try it. 25c. at Benton N. Weldon s
drug store.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
Saved His Mothers Life

Four doctors had given me up, I"
writes Mrs. Laura Gaines, of Avoca,
La, land my children and all my
friends were looking for me to die,
when my son insisted that / use
Electric Bitters, | did so, and they
have done me world of good.
will always praise them. - Electric
Bitters is a priceless blessing t.
women troubled with fainting ant
dizzy spells, backache, headache
weakness, debility, constipation o
kidney disorders. Use them and gall
new health, strength and vlgor
They're guaranteed to satisfy Q
money refunded. Only 50c at bento
N. Weldon's drug store.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
PRIZES FOR CORN GROWERS
State Board of Agriculture Hangs Up
500 For Best Producers

The State Board of Agriculture
offers the following prizes to be
awarded for high yields of corn in
1911: First, $50 to the citizen of
Delaware growing in this state the
largest amount of dry, shelled corn
on one acre of ground. Second, $50
to the citizen growing the second
largest amount of dry, shelled corn
on one acre of ground. Third, $40 to
the citizen growing the third largest
amount of dry, shelled corn on one
acre of ground. $25 to the minor
in each county who grows the largest
amount of dry, shelled corn on one
acre of ground. SIS to the minor in
each county who grows the second
largest amount of dry sheed corn on
one acre of ground. $40 to the
minor in each county who grows the
third largest amount of dry, shelled
corn on one acre of ground. Each
contestant must be a citizen of Della
ware and plant at least one full acre
of corn. The acre may be. separate
from other paintings, or it may bs
portion of any field of corn. Esci
contestant must on or before Angus
l, 1911, file with the State Board o
! Agriculture his intention of entering
the contest. Prizes were won las
! year by Arnold Naudain and sor
, Alonzo S. Whittoock and Edwar
A. Evans.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM
1t Is An Internal Disease And Re-
quires An Internal Remedy.

4uANEA an AhttTnaf EtE"euys
The cause of rheumatism and kindred
diseases is an excess of uric acid in the
blood. To cure this terrible disease this
acid must be expelled and the system so
regulated that no more acid will be
formed in excessive quantities. Rheuma-
tism is an internal disease and requires
an internal remedy. RUBBING with
Oils and Liniments WILL NOT CURE,
affords only te4 aporary relief at best,
causes you to delay the proper treat
menta and allows the malady to get a
firmer hold on you. Liniments may ease
the pain, but they will no more cure
Rheumatism than paint will change the
fiber of rotten wood
Science has at last discovered per-
feet and complete cure, which is called
Rheumacide Tested Ia hundreds of cases,
it has effected the most marvellous cures;
we believe it will cure you. Rheumacide
gets at the joints from the inside, sweeps
the peisons out of the system, tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver and
kidneys and makes you well all over.
Rheumacide strikes the root of the dis
ease and removes its cause. This splen-
did remedy is sold by druggists and
dealers generally at Soc. and 81 bottle
In Tablet form at 25c. and SOC. package.
Write to Bobbitt Chemical Co., Balti-
more, Md. Booklet free. Tablets sent
by mail.
For sale In Smyrna by
B. N. WELDON, Druggist.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
KENT LEVY COURT HOLDS
BUSY SESSION At DOVER
NAMES ROAD OVERSEERS AND
AMOUNT APPORTIONED EACH
Spends Much Time in Hearing APP
peaIs of Tax Payers Who Kick
Over Recent New Assessment


peaIs of Tax Payers Who Kick
Over Recent New Assessment
TIE Kent Levy Court Wednesday
went on visit of inspection, taking
several attorneys for the court, for
the citizens of Dover, and for the
railroad company, to view the cross
ings above and below, or to the
North and South of the new Penn
sylvania Railroad station at Dover.
The court had previously passed a
resolution calling on the "Pennsy"
people to depress the crossings at
North street, Dover. in the interests
of better travel and to save human
life. Special Agent W. T. Carter,
Jr., appeared before the court, stat
ing the inability of the railroad to
comply, owing to the great expense
already incurred in the elaborate
new station operations at Dover.
Henry Ridgely, representing the
citizens of Dover. urged the Levy
Court to adhere to it's position and
press the movement for life-saving
crossings.
The Levy Court elected these
road overseers for Dover and vicinity
and appropriated to them the re-
spective amounts given, in an effort
to get better road overseer system
under the old law: Fifth district
Town of Dover, $500; William H.
Hurley, $135; William P. Cosden,
$63; Homer Snyder, s81; D. R.
Merritt, $50; Charles Darling, $81 /;
Charles A. Carton, $45. Second
district--Robert H. Carson, $50;
Elisha Voshel, SOS; Hiram Vaughn,
$40; Harry Hamm, $1OO; John D.
Smith. $40; Matthew Hutchinson,
s65; John. H Carrow, s65; town of
Leipsic, SIS; William D. Ennis,
$100; John W. Tarburton, 500;
town of Little Cresk, SIS; James B.
Keith, $50; George Snyder. $50;
Frank Wiley, $50; Henry Case, s65
Henry Wright. $3.50; Robert Sipple,
SIS; John G. Carson, SIS; Frank
Pleasanton, $50; James Ford, s25;
B. Frank Hamm. $50; Samuel
Hirons, $40, Curtis Scott, SIS.
The Levy Court awarded the con-
tract for new bridge to Pierce
Brothers, of Milford, Delaware bid
ders who submitted their own spe-
ciications, known as specifications
No. 2. The new bridge will be
constructed over what is known as
Browns branch, Eighth Representa-
tive district, and contract price is
$500.
The Levy Court and Kent county
general Board of Assessment Re-
vision met with all the assessors of
the county and all the "Kickers"
against raises in the assessment
against them Tuesday and the scene
was one of the liveliest in Dover.
For every complaint made against
the return of the assessors, the
latter met the appellant by state
ments making comparisons with the
manner in which horses, cows, per-
sonal property and houses are assess
ed in this and other States, even
.some Southern States. The assess
ors had been preparing for the day
by holding meetings and investigat-
ing the assessment system in other
places. Many of the objectors went
away satisfied but others "sat
tight" and carried their appeals to
the Levy Court.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05

REDUSO, Style 776. For tall well
developed figures. The bust is high:
the hips, back and abdomen very long.
Made of very excellent coutil or batiste.
Three pairs hose supporters. Size 10 to
SO PRICE, $500
Enn CAER nNIU Nv
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
VI SUR ~ oth AHA ~
B. N. WELDON, Druggist.
A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.

Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once
II cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away q Cold in the
Head quickly. Re.
stores the Senses O,
Taste and Smell. r,
gists or BY mail. Il
Ely Brothers, IS W.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-05
To Break in New Shoes Always Use

Aliens Eoot-Ease, the antiseptic powder. II
prevents tig"T--s and bliste ing relieves Bun
gists 25e. sample mailed Fre. Address A. S.
Umsted. Le Roy, N. Y.
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alter SdpiANsI.

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bells ipurbe seIttra Sobn Shurr Don
30. 2145 Queen Gitn ane. Sdurr
bate iih ouf bic glnssise bin um ein.u
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follts laut 4bmafuns NIT ieinem ans
gsblihen Nr6eitgeber seitern Hahmits
tag i'm Yoitumi sufommsntreffsn, Tim
Bel bieIsr Geleetnbeit bic srlnngts
gnarfauiion i'm 8etrage bon $50 au
itelen. S4urr mar ouh init bem Gel.
DC 3ur Gitlls. sberio ipit Der nermsintr
lid3e arbeitgeber init einem 5reuno.
DDS 0elo lpuros in Elm apnpert aes
than. uno oa Der oHeeblihe 4rbtiies6tr
uno fein igreunb nod cine tpihiigs
9eiorauRg 5u erleoigen bdt.eu, tpurbs
ods aounert S6urr Sur 4ufbepdhr
rune nsgeben unb srbie!t bic WeiiuEe.
aui bic Riidtebr Der 8eioen su tparisn.
Ratiirlif hatteH bic 9dHner eem drs
men 9tufel sin Iesrss aoupert in biz
6dnee estpielt anb lpareH nit BEN
Geloe lGnsIt perfhpunben, als GGurr
fhiieBli1 orstr01Hii1 tpurbe anb teim
Tahisbsn fonb. baB iid IN isinem
aoupert nnr gapisrihnibeI bsfdnbsn.
Die gOli;ei bat cine iebr CUTE perios
nalbelhrei6uns Der beibsn GauneT.
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Die Seracauteu Sbpmas ID. Sall
Huo 5obn Y. 3Hblr IN SeHt'
RaHts bcfDr0crt.

Die 2eutnantsItelen i'm golissieez
partemsnt limb nunmebr ipieoer poliq
befegt. Die 3psi bsitebeuoen 8atan=
gen purosn geitsrn bon Siherbeitsoi
rettor Small ourh bic 8ef0roeruRg
Der Sergeanten 3bomas M. Dan uno
Sohn 3. WiubIe beIeBt.
5aQ riidt in ben isit mebreren sSah
rem patanteu 95oiten bes 2eutnaRls
Yoppe Elm, Der betanntlib ieiner3sit
gum Detettioleutnant befDroert nuree
uHo gfubIe nimmt Die Stene elm. Die
ourd bds 4bIsben beg Naht6sfs Gam
@orbtn patant estporosH mar.
$oaQ sebDrt Dem YoIiSeioepdrtement
fett Dem Sabre 1887 an uno iit oeueu
iDdrtig ais Sergeant i'm eriten Diitritt
ftationtrt. 8et bem BeforDerunas
eramsn srsislts CT 80 2/6 gunfts.
Dtlhle, Der i'm iiebsnten DtItrift 5sr-
seant mar, trat i'm Sabre 1889 in
oas aoIi5eioepartement Elm uub feline
Buntte8abl bel Der 8ef0rberunaspriiz
flung betrug 81 3/6.
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Gbefclerf Rai,
Garfte Gin Cpfer Der AesrsaHia.
rHns bee 0enHebeitSunfts Derben.

1lsbsr bem 5aupt hes Iungi1brigen
Ebefclerts oes @eiunnbeitsamts Wofss
Ran fheiut iih Gin brduenbts GesDitter
sufummeHSusieben unb oerIfienent
4nseihen btuieH harauI bin, buB audi
6err Ran Gins Der Spftr Des Reorgns
nifatiCnsplans i'm Geiunobettsumt
nerhen biirfts.
Rahbem anfnns bts 5ohrts nit
Der Reorgnniiirung begoHnen norOen
mar, fpurhe befannili6 Der goIieu bes
Glerfs hes Eanitdtsospdrtsments, ben
5err Deter Rieetnesr bis bobin inntse-
babt bate. einfa6 seitriheu uno biz
arbeit. bic nit bieTsm poiteu per6uns
ben mar, ipurbe einfnh 6errn Rap Su
ieinen bisberigen 4mtspfliGtsR iibsrs
ipisisn. Da S<rr Rap oIs gIsrf Der
@dunbbeitsbtb0rbe, aIs Glert, bur1
beHsn 5GHne ale Qnipsiiunoen eeb.a.
Der ole Gintdnfe fir 6ds Department.
81 MAIDEN bat uub Der ale Wat.rias
lien perlpaIiet, bersits polfanf III thuu
bat, ionnis sr nnttrlib ben ouberors
oeHtliasn anforoernnseH, iDelhe bic
GteII. bes Glsrts bss 5anitGtsbepors
iemmts iisIt. ni6t i'm pollen Rabe
eeredbi iperben, beionoers oa iufoIss
Der ldbier subloItn ReueruHsen, bic auF
geranIafiung bes Bursau Of Tlunis
eipal Reisdrf einssfiibrt iporben iino
uno nod taslid3 sinsefiibrt rerben.
bic arbeitstoit iin in lesier 3eit Ie5r
perarGBert bat. Gr rnahte eem Btz
funoheitsteamtsn Or. 2anhis hiernon
Nit.beilune uno bat nun Ihrifilid bic
Beifung erbolten, einsH itriftlihen
Nericht siusurtihen urro betaiIirts
2lnanben borlbsr su MAIDEN, iDieDiel
:3fit CT fur bic erleoisnHs Der ptrs
icbieDeHen amtsobIieetnbeiten brand,t.
eint Sorcsruns, ek taum erfiilt psss
ben fnnn.
I Or. adnbis tparbe ptiiern bariiber
interpellirt, oh sr bic abii6t babe.
Germ Rnn AZ entlaifen. gr berntrtis
uEopeit iinn mir nod niht. perlaufis
babe i'd, pon thm MIR sinen fdrifts
Iid,en 8erift bdriiber perlnHai, ME
Disl 3sit bic ErlebisaRg ieiHer Arbeis
ten erfprbert uno mean oieier Beriht
poriiegt. iperosn mir lpsitsr ftben.@
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5enti6es 9beater.
,,gn fissie 4aHer," Geo SAILS tni.
sHdenbe gsltsspr. am SsHHtag.

Dir eeutfhe giibne bieiet ieinen
sSrenuben am tommenpeu SonHtag eth
Berf, bds nit Redt nls cine ehie
gsrle beutiher apmpofitioHen beseihs
net tusroen lam. Der fibele Bauer"
III eins @oItscper, bic fit 10 tief tn oie
9nnit nss gublitums einaenurselt bat,
hub Hidlt pi,i gropbettneobe Od3u ees
bort, ibr nod tauFtnbe BON 4uffahruus
gen unb eiH tanaes Qeben porans3uias
asn. Sr EeitTtlanb bat Der aubrnns
in ben Sheairn, bic iiberbdupt uifts
anoerss als Geo 5ans Der fiesle
Bauer" esben, nod INNER Hiht na6s
e,laFtn unb Der Grfolg Don Die lus
ftigs Witttpe" lift nid)t nur eingsbplt,
ionbern nett ubsrtrcFfer tporben. Dies
bat gum groben 9beil ieineu @runh
BARN, boB bic Rujit bel ipeitem fpsrtbs
poller III unn Oas beutife gemiith an
ieinsn tieffien Stellen padt. i'm 8srein
nit elmer 6anoluus, bic GuBerft pplts4
ibiimiih lit. Die GeielIfdaft bes beut.
iGen 7beuters bon Cincinnati bat init
Der pUrireffliheu Biebereube bes ~fis
belen Bduer~ oufs Reue besuieIsu, ba6
iie Dor t.inen 4ufgnben suriidsH6rss
den brauht. Gs mar eine 4uffiibs
ruHs ruis aus sinem gub, bic langs In
gutter Grinnsrung bleiben fpirb. Gs
ii Ihaos. oob Elm fclb prdd]tises @eri
nidt otter seseben tpsroeu funn, Gbsr
Der SpielpiaH erloubt nur cine eiu5ies
Dieberboluns une bieis finbtt ON
Sonntag Itdtt. - Der nod niht mil
5idets srIsben III. fOllte nie.lben ums
gebenn in ben tetanHteu @ornsrtaufs'
Ste[Irn BEL Otto ans, apotbete. Din.
uno 2ibertp Str. 8. 81. Sbeobalo,
1919 9ine Str, poer an Der 9orsSf.
flee bss Granb Opera 6nuis boleR.
nenn ss iIt nit geItimmtbeit III eripor.
ten, bab bds 9btdter am GouHtae Bis
auf Den I.stsn plGB sefiillt fsin sDtro,
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Mns benz Wuiiseigerid)t.

Die 0erbanblune gegsn ben unear
Saoa Sapis, Der beI6ulbiat pirb.
Sdiffstarten obne Qissns nsrfauFt su
baben. fpurbe stittrn pisoerum psrf6os
ben uno Stpor oiesmaI bis gum Il.
sSe6ruar.
Inter Der anflaae bes StraBenz
roubs purbe Der Qeasr 8 orrifon
8oplss BON no. 140 2oueportb Sir.
untsr $1,000 Biirsibnft ben BroBgss
ihtuorenen iibsrlDieisn. Gr piro BE-
i6uloigt, 4uguit geesp BON Ro. 533
Beit 5iiHfte Strdbe iiberfolsu uno
um llbr uRb Setts beraubt su haber.
Die eeraabten 6egenffGnbe tpurben in
Dem 8eFib oes glsgers gsfuRbeu, aber
Der 8urfhe leusneie trpsnsm bart
nGdia ben RaubIberfal Deriibt 81 bls
ben.
aaf ssrnuHle .3stt purbe esffern elm
setpif.r Charles 5oleD uni6doti5
eemaht, Der pom Der Snanoe bon
GDeline RoOr. gele6t bate. Der
Burihe bate Dor eiHieen Bohen ben
S6dupIoB IeiRsr Sbdtigfsit nah gbis
caso Derltst. aber bort isoeHfdqs ni6t
oas erboffte GntsssenfOmmen gefuns
Den. beHn er ttbrts bierber Suriit uno
tpclIts oas aIts 9erbdItnib nit Der
Woore frisber aufHebmen. 8ieIe Tss.e
jsboh bic poli3.i poH oem 5rtiben 6es
Burden in SsnutniB uno Rihter
9obe psrurtbsiIts ibn 81 $50 unb BEN
Huiten. bic 5pIep i'm arbeitsbauis a0=
oerDienen mub.
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aatf)eninipeftprin.
syraH Visible MeMafin bon Der &c.
imnbfeitsbebSrbe nit bisiem
Amt betrant.

sTer goften Dtr Ri6eninIpeftorin,
Der Dor Wo6enfriit bon Der gsiunoz
bettsbeb1rbe gdhaffen tpprDen mar, in
nunmsbr befest. s5n Der geftrigen Siss
ung Der gsborDs Duros frau Qbbie
MGUiadin fir Oiefes amt ernannt uno
ibr Gebdlt iuurne auf $50 anqefebt.
drau MrWadin. bic i'm aiifenDefsn
anseblih cine groBs grfabrung bat unb
aud ldnaere 3eit I'm 5oDlin 5otel tbds
tia fpar, tpurbe Der gcb0roe beionpers
marin pom Ginsrbeitsotreftor 5moll
empfohlen. 5raI WiCRatin pirD Die
Riinen bon 0otels unb RsItaurdnts u.
+. IN. auf Reiniihfsit Totuie auf oi.
Gualitdt Der perbrauhten 9abrunas.
mittsl Su infpiSiren baben uHo auBers
Dem rpiro Tie aud ben f!isgeHben 2unhs
b1nblern iaarf auf bic Singer ieben.
7Serner rpurne aud Der Sbierar3t
Or. War Siereptlo 5um 6iiFs sQabs
runssmittsls SnipeftOr sruunnt UNI
Tein Gtboft purbe auf $500 pro s5abr
fsftgeftet.
Or. sso6n 9. Bate BON 6opinqtou,
Ep., Der .rit i'm Januar gum 5ifss
gbenifer erndnnt iporben mar, 1T BE-
reits amtsmiibe. gr unterbrsitete qss
fern fsine RelisHntion. nit Der ges
sriinbung, odB er NIT Standardization
gu isbr iiber5duft Tei. Die 3eIignation
fpurbe anaenommer.
20. 6. 6olfom, otr Superintsnbsnt
bes Sanitdisneisns unterbrsitete siner
ausfiibrIihen Beri6t aber cine bon i'm
Doraeuonmsne untsriuaunq oeg
Wietbstoierne 30. 445-449 8. 9earl
StraBe. 1ds 6ous, Oas Gigeutbam
BON 5ranf Sbpbbingsr pou Repport
ap., lift, ftarrt noh osm 5oIiOm'iteu
8eri6t BON S6mHb uno uuratb UNI
ioEfts, ME 5srr Go!fom iast, unbsrs
sielih tonbenlnirt lperben. Die 8e.
funb EsiisbebDrne nil in Der Sa6s mad
oem guhitnben bes Geisses porgeben
Jnipettcr 8lume bsritt:ie, oaB ber
Moltereibtiibtr i5reb. Ruihe BON bsl
Claiming StrnBt ben 4noronunger
oes 9eiunbbeitsamts nit gssua uui
Isins StaIuneen na6gstommeu 1T uni
Is purbe ibm eorauFbin Der Rilhper.
tnuf aeftattet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
8erf 6iepeues.

Guitap So, 9Olbimitb bat cine 5ors
bsrun9 iiber $3.50 ssgsn bic american
SSibelitp go. eingetIagt. Gr mar Sci
berIeIbeu gesen Gtnbruh5 perfidert
uno bebauptet, jungft einen 8erluft TN
8etrags BON $3.50 srIitteR 5u hdben.
Der jeoo6 pom Der 8srtlugteR niht sez
bett puroe.
G6as. !. Dole tlagte etrs Scribe
rung iiber $500 gegen Sarpep 2anboH
eiR.
rid S9nur bat 9etsr une sSoIsph
Quer auf 3ablun9 sinsr 5erberung
iiber 1854 pertloQt unp perlangt Su
glei6er 3eit bic 4nnuQtrung elmer a.
tptfsn 8runoeigenthums uebertras
guns.
Der Rahlabperpalter Der 2dura u.
Bilbman flagte cine SSorberlIng iiber
1928 eegen Die attipe .. &c &. 60.
Elm.
gba8. gente srlangte Elm urtbeiL
iiber $500 gegen 9eter S'Uaalpp.
2lQau RoB RaFf Iagte cine Scribe
rrGug ibsr $6l9.57 gegsn u. 8. GIart
Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
Gam erfteii Wfal
@irb Wabsr Sd,,uab fir sinea bon
ibm setbaneH Sdyritt BON gits
G1nb Entertaining gessllt.

Der GitD Club, Der felt ieinem Res
iIeben nasHahuslos Die lbdtisfsit bes
giiraermeiiters unb Der itdbtifGenBe.
b0rOen itsts in Der l9drFltsn msiie fri.
tiiirt unD burb bic Sefsl ae8oeeH BAT,
lift gsftern gum allereriten UfdIe pom
eiefsr Reeel abseDi6en unb bat gir.
gsrmeiitsr Ghtpab fur einen Shriit,
ben er aetban, anerfennuns esSoiIt.
Ter alub fannie ndmlib asitern benz
Uiop0r Ole 4bfhrift elmer Rsiolution,
ln EpelG,tr bem giireermsiiter Qnertens
nund bofiir se5ollt miro, bdB er otu
Eeusn aOoer nit lsinem Deto belegt
bat, neil aus bemieI6en Die auf bic
0oss sBeielIfddft ksiisli6sn OrntHan-
gen duseemtrst rorpen frdren.
gu sleiher 3eit fam ieoph aud Elm
groteit BON Rfub. ndmlih zine gu.
idrift, in fpel6er guns sHergtih bcges
gen Ginipru6 erboben fpures, bab be
Stobt our9 4rseiqen anoebote fur Zen
neuen ftdbttiden geleuftungstoHtrdtt
eiHforbert. na r1ddh Der aniiflt beg
qiubs, nit seln ausiGreiben oes
aontratts geipartet freroen foIte. o6
ni6t Dieqei6t bic ateislatar in ihrer
gsqsHiudrtissn Seiiior cine DFfentii9e
lltilitGtsnborlaoe dnnehmen iparbe.
Sine dbugde groterreiolution lief
aud BON otm Ult. 2ooiout guiineB
Wen's Club ein.
Die 8nStieen fur ginforbernng Der
ange6oie fir ben geIeuhtunes Ron,
trait iino betaHntli6 tereits sriafTsn
mornen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09
aHtpmpbils san5 ifeAuna.

.3immsrIeute unb 9eforatsure IN
GROCER 3obI 'inb beretts I'm norbIiden
JIiigeI Der Mufitbae tbdtig, um benz
feIben fir Die 4utpmpbil 9lusftelz
lung, Die am Montag. 90. 5ebruur,
erDffnet tpirb, hersuri6ten. IS lieet
nGutIicb in Der 2tbfidt Der 8eranfaIz
ter. ber ausFsqung etnen geF6aigcu
Rabmen gu geben, 70 baB Der 9eiunsr
gIeih bel Teinem Gt1trftt fir bos Az
Sfauenoe stRsenemmsn fpirb. Die
arrangements tperbeu 10 eetroffen,
baB iif bic Gusftelung in iiberiihtliz
der @eiie prd'entirt, nab iiberau aes
niigeuo 2i6t lit, 70 baB bic 56Dn4
bitten Der aus'teIlungspbiefts audi aea
biibrenb In bic glugen fallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-09

MihatI @cnlt BON 20. 718 Com
msrte GtrcBt iDurot am WsittiDof
Wsorgen IN friiNr GtuHct unter Der
.6SHstsriids Don spsi G.rolheH bin
tsrriids Hieotrseidlasen uno Inn feline
aus 81 beiteknhs 9arfhnfi b<rau6t.
Die RGnb<r IieBen ihr 0pftr In be-
ipubtloIem 3uIsdnbt Iieatn uRb ts
bdntrte cine gnnss Meils. eb Honls
irisber ~ iith tam nnb Der polisei ben
Tsinfm abtnieutr Hseicnns mndsn
ieHntt.