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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
CARDINAL GIBBONS
RETURNS TO CITY
Prelate Spends Day Visiting Catholic
Institutions ns-Attends Knights Of
Columbus Reception Tonight.

Cardinal Gibbons, who officiated at
the conservation Of the Rev. FIR. Ed
ward d. Kelly as auxiliary bishop OF
Detroit diocese, In Ann Arbor, Thurs
day, returned to Detroit, Thursday
night, and is again the guest OF
Bishop Foley in the latter's residence
on Washington boulevard. He was
accompanied by Archbishop Ireland,
of st. Louis, who delivered the con-
secration sermon, and Mgr. Thomes
]. Shahan. rector of the Catholic uni
versity, In Washington, and all three
will be guests of honor at the recep-
ton which marks the formal opening
of the new knights of Columbus club.
house, Friday evening, at 1880. Vefy
Rev. FIR. Dyer, president Of st. Mary's
seminary, in Baltimore, went directly
home from Ann Arbor
The cardinal, Friday morning. To-
sumed his visits to local Catholic or
ders and institutions. calling first on
tho jesuit Fathers, on Jefferson-ave.
He next visited the Felician sisters, in
charge Of the home for girls on st.
Aubin-ave. This afternoon he Will
pay his respects to the Dominican
sisters, Oakland-ave. and Boston boule-
ward, and the st. Francis Home for
Boys In Highland Park.
The reception, Friday evening, will
be q brilliant affair and elaborate
preparations are being made by the
members of Detroit council, Knights
of Columbus. The cardinal and his
party will be escorted to the hall In
motor cars. The prelates will be re-
ceiyed by the officers of the lodge and
afterwards will be escorted to the
auditorium, where the reception for
members takes place. e. H. Doyle,
representing the Columbus Building
Co., will formally turn over the struc-
ture to the lodge.
Archbishop Ireland, who, In his con-
secration sermon, Thursday, called at
tention to the spread of agnosticism
in the modern world, supplemented his
discourse. Friday, by declaring:
IL regard unbelief as the greatest
evil In the world today, the one great
evil that stands out above all others.
Asked to discuss the conditions re-
Eponsible for this condition, the arch.
bishop declined on the ground that he
had said as much as he desired to say
on the subject In his sermon.
Cardinal Gibbons will leave Detroit
at 1890 o'clock, Saturday afternoon.
and will go to Monroe, where he will
visit st. Mary's academy. He will re-
main In Monroe until Sunday morn
ing, when he will return to his homo
In Baltimore.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
CANADA 0FF|CIll
PAPER LAUDs PLlH
I. FOR REc|PROc|TI'
Toronto Globe Says Agreement wiz
United States Is Popular =
Dominion--Mail and Empire
Doesn't Like II.
Treaty Adds Many Foodstuhs 70 HSee
List and Lower Cost Of Living
Il in Sight in q. g.

TORONTO. Ont. Jan. 27.-The
Globe, recognized as the liberal and
government organ Of Canada, discuss-
ing the reciprocity agreement sayi'
today:
THAT the proposed agreement win
be distinctly popular In the Dominion
is certain and II the cry Of the Deo-
pie Of the United States for 3 wider
source OF food supply was . genuine
one 1t should be equally popular there
Whether or not the agreement II rad
fed by congress II will stand as q
most convincing proof OF the desire of
the governments OF the two countries
to end the days, OF tariff wars and
bring In an era Of neighborly connid-
Grafton. friendship and fair feeling.
"Messrs. Fielding and Patterson
have shown that food relations with
the United States are consistent with
answering loyalty to the British pref
erential tariff; the keynote of fiscal
policy In the Dominion"
The Mail and Empire (Conservar
tive) says: 1T Is too early to pro
nounce upon the bargain In all IT.
details. But It can be said that many
Of the concessions made on behalf Of
Canada will be disastrous to our pro
ducers. On this point the country wfII
be heard from as soon a. the scheme
is digested. while the details can wait
the examination, the general principlo
Is so clear that 1t cannot escape
notice. The bargain, as President
Taft points out, II conducive to the
interests OF the United States In thar
II gives that country access to our
natural resources and q larger market
In the Dominion"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
ALEXANDER, ON STAND, SAYS
SHOOTING WAS ACCIDENTAL
Trial OF Man Charged With Man
slaughter In Connection With
Wife's Death Nearing an End.


John Alexander. charged with man.
slaughter In connection with the death
of his wife in Ford City during DC.
tober, 1907, took the stand In his own
defense In Judge Mandells court, Fri
day morning, and re-told his story OF
the manner In which his wife met her
death substantially as he related 1t In
Alexander described how he made
board for cutting sauerkraut during
the day, carrying 1t under his arm he
started for home from work. On his
way he dropped into a saloon, met
some friends and drank and talked
with them until IL o'clock. He admit
ted he was under the influence OF
liquor when he went home, but IN
sisted that he knew what he was do
ing.
Describing the occurrence which
led up to the shooting, he said the re
volver fell to the floor when his wife
started to prepare the bed. He picked
II up and was attempting to take the
cartridges out: The gun, he said went
of as he broke 1t. the bullet striking
his wife. Thus, according to his story
the shooting was wholly accidental.
The defense scored q point Friday
morning. when Mrs. Isbell, who was a
patient I'm the hospital when Mrs. Alex.
ender died, testified. Mrs. Isbeh was
too III to appear In the first trial, and
her evidence was not taken. She was
brought into court In wheeled chair.
Mrs. Isbell said that she heard Mrs
Alexander say: "Oh. my side, how
suffer, but II was an accident"
The taking of testimony will be com.
pleted Friday afternoon,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
"stune" BY Worthless Check.

The American Photograph Co.
complained to the police, Friday. that
a man passed bogus check. for s27e
on the company. He came In and
purchased a phonograph and a mum
ber OF records, amounting to s275.
For the purchase he rendered the
check and received s14 In change.
The goods were not taken away anc
the check was later returned as
worthless. The company is out tll
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
CANDIDATES IN THE DARK.
No information Available As To Sub
Iects In Civil Service Examination.

Deep mystery still surrounds the
list of subjects with which candidates
for the position of chief examiner and
secretary of the city civil service
commission will be confronted when
they enter the competitive examina-
tion for the position, Saturday.
Henry j. Guthard, temporary sec.
retary of the commission, had long
talk with Council Committee Secre-
tary K. r. Schreiter, Friday morning,
but Il was stated that the talk dealt
only incidentally with the examina-
tlon. II is understood that the exam
inatlon will consist OF 75 per cent
written answers to questions on gen.
eral school subjects and city affairs.
and 25 per cent oral questions as to
general qualifications. The examina-
tion will begin at 9 a. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
TO BUILD AER0PLANEs.
international Aviation Co. 10 Organ
lied In Detroit.

The International Aviation Co. filed
articles Of incorporation. Friday morn
ing. The stockholders are Toledo
men, who will establish In Detroit .
factory for building aeroplanes OF the
Strobel type.
The company is capitalized at $780,
GOO. Of which $4,000 has been sub-
scribed. Most of this is Represented
by property. which includes two 80
passenger aeroplanes. one two-psseen-
ger machine, five dirigible airships. en-
gines, plans and patterns. Charles j.
Strobel and Stanley Vaughn. of To-
ledo. hold the bulk Of the stock. Harold
Mcintyre, Of Detroit IL also Interest,"
cd 5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
FORGER is PAROLED.
Pleas Of Wife and Father Free Ed
ward Wex, Of Buffalo.

Edward Wex, about 26 years old,
pleaded guilty before Judge phelnn,
Friday morning, to the charge of forg-
cry in connection with his passing a
worthless check for $14 on the Peo-
pies State bank. Wex's father, 72
years old. came here from Buffalo,
made restitution and pleaded with the
court to give the defendant another
chance. explaining that this was his
first offense.
Wexs young wife also made a ploa
for MIN. He has baby, aged three
years. In view of the circumstances,
the court released Wex on parole, in
structing him to write him once a
month in regard to his behavior. The
defendant and his father will return
to Buffalo together
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
RESEMBLES DETROIT JOB.
Robbery Of Thaw Home In Pittsburg
Like That In Buhl Residence.

Detroit police believe that the thIe'
who robbed the Thaw home in Pitts
burg of $4,000 worth OF jewels re-
Gently. is the same man who robbed
the Bull residence here OF $4,000
worth of gems. Police Commissioners
Croul received a circular. Friday.
from the Pittsburg police. Both jobs
were done in the same manner, while
the families were at dinner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
Edward 7. AnIeek Dead.

TOLEDO, o.. Jan. T.-(Special.)--
Edward T. Anleck, 81. a prominent
HToledo banker, and for years commo-
dore OF the Toledo Yacht club and an
officer In the Interlake Yachting asso-
citation, died at his home here today
after an Illness of three months.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
THE WEATHER.

For Detroit and vicinityt Friday
night, rain or snow and colder. satur-
day, clearing and much colder. Moder-
ate northwest winds.
Lower Mfchfgani Rain or snow and
colder tonight. Saturday, local snew
and much coiderJ moderate northwest
wfnds-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
CONVICT FOUND DEAD.

Rapids, Expires In Chair.
JACKSON, Mich, Jan. 27.-John
Abbott was found In a wheel chair Ia
his cell In Jackson prison at 1870
o'clock this morning He was sen
fenced from Grand Rapids.
This was his third term In prison
here. He was brought here last Oc-
tober to serve from Ave to ten years.
He had also served four years at Mar
quette for immortality.
The coroners jury decided death
was due to heart failure induced by To-
como ataxia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
$5Oo,Ooo FOR FAIRGROUNDS.
Planned To Have Public Vote on BIG
Bond Issue.

The Rev. Myron Adams. one OF the
leading advocates OF more play
grounds I'm Detroit, plans to have the
voters OF Detroit pass on a bond Issue
Of 100000 In the fall OF this year for
the purpose of providing a number
OF Fairgrounds and parks. with a
council Of 40 members. Mr.. Adams
plans to carrying on campaign OF
education in regard to the playground
idea from now until the scheme Is
placed before the electors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
FRIEND AND CASH GONE.
Man From stratford, Ont, Has Sat
Experience Here.

William J. Henry, of Stratford,
Ont, had a very exciting day In Do
troit. Thursday. 1t ended with his be-
ing relieved OF his roll OF $40.
Mr.. Henry met man, who appear
ed very friendly. They went about
town together and engaged room
at night at Howard and Cass-sts.
Henry says that during the night his
supposed friend took the cash from
his vest pocket.
Coumercisi Credit Ce. RstinRa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

PETOSKEY, Mich, jan Ts-(Spe-
cial.)-Eugene Owens. aged Is. was
instantly killed yesterday BY fAllin1
skidway while skidding logs near Hes~
Dor Springs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27

Busfne.s-Iibe Pri.stns~ No foeo Qn(
no feathers The plain. neat kin1 <101
locks 5isst NH T,.ss sssi rsset1sE ~ ~ -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-27

Commercial credn co. a.tias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20
N e n, y o Z {.

Die Reippprt Cfficr fir bas yGin.
eiauatier &Ulfsblatt" bsiinbct I'D in
go. 339 gorf Strute, gsgsniber benz
GOnrtbauie, mDieI6it &rnisfsitsn, I'm.
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Selephou tSOHh 2401.
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tin, II Sabre alt, rethte bur6 ibrs
Mtutter, Sgrau anna Qunan, sinsS6eis
ounsstldge ssgen GsUrge Wartiu siu.
9as gaar bstrdtbets i'm Wdr3 1910
unb lebts Big gum %. mdrs 1911 sus
fammen. Sic perlaRgt S6eioung auf
8ruHo DON Mibbdnotuns. - Ora
@oernsr oertIagts 5arrp Bpsrner
uuf S6sioung pessn 8erluFsns. 9us
paar betrotbets i'm Sabre 1907 uno CT
berlieB iis i'm DECEMBER 1909. -
Marna Sobnion Derttagts @opin
Sobnion auf Shsibung ipegsn RiBs
bauDlung. 0as puar bsiratbete i'm
Sunt 1903. Sis psrIargt Die S6bui
ubsr lbr Htno.
-Seiratbs1heine erbielten: Sdmuel
Cons uno Charlotte Raretb, beibe bpn
Cincinnati, g.; W. 9. Scott unp War.
gdretbd 5amer, beibe bon Sort 9bps
mas, ap.; @m. Young unb Ularr
9raut9, beioe BON ReDport.
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gen: Warp s. pugb on @sorse Berg
felo, Got BON % SUB. an Der Dart
4psnue, 8eaepue, 81; 8. 6. SpinfI
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Sbomas apenue. SighIanbs, 81; ga,
rab G. 4tbertpn an Wm. O. Garrett
Got an Der 8. Ctr. 9apton, 81; Gam
5. Scott an Ism. Strobm, 2 2pts tr
Glenn Yart, 81.
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| benz gountpri6ter porgsfiilrt, neil si
Is perna4IdFigts, feiner S5rnu S. pei
mo6s fir ben unterbalt isiner ainDel
Su SabIsn. Der San ipuroe auf Witt.
mod Derf6obsn. gr srbielt jeboh pui
gripilesium, feline 4inbsr einmal II
Der Wohe 3u befu6eu. 3sit unD Iae
Diro am Wittpo6 feitseieBt.
- Der Suage, Der Gpnntda Qad,
nittug mad Der Mobnung bes Self,
Garter. go. $40 .Sfabella StraBe
| tam uHb iia ssmiithIia in sinem GAM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

Gin unbtiannisr Wsann puros et.
fern on Dane Gtrabt. nobe Der g. ..
uno Z. 5rdetion ainie, betpubiIos auf
bem Seissniptss Iitetnp porgsfuHben.
or tpurbe nnf Dem ftdbtiiten 6oipl'
tai eebroht. 100 90 lih btrausftast.
baB sr fih i'm lfsisn Stadium Der
ShfpinbTu6t befincti. sn elmer 1nfds
oss patitntsH fuurbe Gin 3ettsi etfnn.
BEN, NIT hem Ramen .sSrdu W. y.
0ostiu, Gltptldnb. g."
Ter linbefdHnte itarb einige Gtuns
ben mad fsiner Ginlisferuns i'm li6btis
fdbsn 5ofpital, uhnf hos 8etpubifein
piebersrInnei su baben. Der Coroner
telseraphirte fofori an 1rdu 20. q.
Basfia In GopebaIs. g.. beren Abreife.
ME stfogt. an osm 9cbieH ssfunbtH
tpurbs, bat jsbo4 bisher nod ttiHe
auttpnrt erhdIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

Der Id Sabre dIie MDilIiom
6erft hrom Bel bem 0eidenbsgdngnib
ieiner mutttr lrou Otto JerIt BET eis
risn, @turs bns Iinfe Betn. Die Dos
mile ipohnf in Weit Clifton.
- Dos common gsIeas Geriht ipiro
ipdbrenb Der Monate Suli unb Muguit
Gerien hnben.
Der betagte Jdrmtr Georg
Stepbenion, pelber tn Der Snmfdg
Rodt bret Meilen BON 5dmilton bon
Rdubern iiberfalIeH uub tn bic 8ritit
seihoffen fpurbe, iit dIpenfhetHsid
auber 2ebenssefdbr. Die Gugel feBts
iih i'm Riiden btnter bem Shulterbldtt
feft unn uurbs BON ben 4erSteu Or.
Gohron unb Or. Sdncod sntfsrnt.
Die polissi bat bis isst nod teine
Spur Der mGuber.
Die Ia Sabre aIts Ruth Bacon,
sc6ter non 5rdnt Bacon Ucn Der
Siib aohn apsnue, ftiirstt DorIeste
RoGt i'm @6Iaftpnnbsl aus bem 5ens
Tter i'm sipeitsn Stod Der eiterliden
mohnrng unb brah bas Iinte gein
cterbolb bes JubgeIents.
Rid5ter 8arn frih geFiern fols
ssnbe 5heibungst!osen: 6annah sss
gen 5rant 9opsmere, Glisobetb gegen
nm. :. 9oImss. Wsurp sessn Deter
pbiuips, Qottie sseta GImsr 2auier,
Dearp geoen Gugsnte RaiHfslb. aus
QUITE eeaen Sobn DoIfrobolm, alice
sssen Sobn Softer. Charles segsn
gearI Dirpn, UlprtIs e.een Dm. Wlst.
caife, Tlaqaie gsesn Gbtudrb aItne.
GtbeI peeen Gam guitaro, Winidm
ssssn Doffn 2otpfsp unb WlinHis ses
gen Gborlss Simmers.
-- Ritter Wurpbp bdt Qothdn
Wurburp bic Shsiouns BON WlprtIs
Wcrbur1, unt Osr Della Coleman bic
S6eibuRg pon 3Obn golsmdn ipesen
gsrnu9IdfTigun3 htpiuiei. RiHtsr
@arb betpiniots bsm 5Obn GltIe bi:
S6eioune Don Uluttis Glife.
- Die aIo1e oes gororers :. u.
Burnett aeaen bic gountn aomnliis
fare tpeoen 9eitnsioung Isiutr Ges
biihreu unb @cylaouns Don Seueen I'm
Snqueit pnrb. se'ttrn Dom Rihtsr
@dro su 9unf,n BEG Gorontrs ent
f6isben. Der Ribtsr sntGhieb. bob
bic ecuntn aommiFdre ttin eeiess
Ii6es Re6t bcb,n, .osm Coroner por'
suihrsiben, nj, oisIs 3susen sr Uprsus
lobeu babe.
- Ginbretsy oranssn porleste
Roht in bic @obnung oss apotbe,ers
Games Sorper ooH Der Siio 4. Strdbs
ipuroeu oher ptyitsu6t.
49, Die neut 'otholifhe ct. aHn
airhe ipirb an Rdtfeu Sonr!ag
fsierlih sinaeips5t UloH ertuortet bel
bieitr GeIsgsRhs: iiber 5000 8siafsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

Die GuDiugtOH Eiiiec fHr Oas r9iu'
Iinaati @ulfsblGtt" bcftnOet i'd TN
8ebGuoe 9u. 509-511 1tG0tiua
aUenae. au5sigeu, Rittbeiluussn
auS SciteaEu9cH irgenbmel6er Art
lperben bic 10 llbr abcnos Oaiel6it
eutgegengenOmmeu SrIepbUn Suutb
1884.
- 9as 2ei6enbegdngniB bes Ders
itorbeRen 2nbreus Wtaier funo geFteru
unter 3abIrsther 8etbeiligung BON Der
gp. PrDt. Stride aus itatt.
ReD. 9iIbert i. s. ShmiDt leitete ben
2rluergottssoienIt. U2itglieoer Der
5urner, St. Ii. 6. Of g.. oes Dsuti6s
MmeritantI6en Staotperbanoss Der
Gagles. bes Qerpisburg @egeni. Inter
itiBUngss Yeretns, oes Gopinqton
3peigs8aiienDereins uRD 3ruItees Der
Ct. Yaulus z9emetRbe nQ6men She'll
on Dem 2ei6enbegGHgniB unb fte(lten
9abrtu6trdger. Die iterblt6e SuQe
nurOe auf oem Stg4Iano 6risObOf bsts
geieBt.
- Gbefteine. Senrp aalpeIaos,
%. uno Wfinnie Se8gs, q, betbe BON
GOpingtDn, Sp. Sos. 9. WeiI6er, 80,
bon GpDington, unD Sba 81. Rennes
tamp, 20, bon Cincinnati, 8. Sobn
2ofetump, %, unb Soispiue Seaener,
q. beioe BON GopingtDn, &D. Settle
9Qpis, 81, unb Sarab Gurgerion, 48,
betoe Jarbige, pOn grlnn9er. Gp.
4Ifreo 9ropn, 80, unD Margaretbe
6uQ, 38, beibe bon Cincinnati, 8. 50
5. 8uDte. q, uno Marp Stroer, 27
bsioe bon GpDtngton 9p.
- Rt6ter Grant 81. .SracD Dereiotg.
ts geitern i'm gircuitgeri6t folaenbt
@rOBgsidporenen: o. 6. Batter, Dor.
flyer; Sos. B. 8atIep, SObu Gaiep
Mi6aeL 5ols, Sobn 9oobe, GD. SOpb
I6pmas 9arbin, q. &. Sdt, SS.Tlener
@8m. Dlrtboen, GD. S'0onueQ uni
gD. 6. Suqipan. Der Ri6ter bait,
tsine ipe3ieae SHitruttiOn fir bic Sc,
i6pOrenen.
Sumss Wlaion, Der nit ieiner
5rau in einsn Streit gsristb unb fl
berartig priigette, OaB audi fis suI4Iug
lpurbe i'm Stuotgeridte UNI $50 uni
aoiten beitraft unb auF 80 Gage mad
bem arbeitsbaus sefanDt. som. Cor,
ban srbielt uegen 5uuftrens o9ne ST,
gems 30 Gage g(r6eitsbaus. Dape ssip
nan erbisIt lDegeH Sruntsnbsit 30 ga.
&c ar6eitshaus.
- gefibperdnbsrunsen. 9apib g
Buchanan on 5. go. 8olsip, bic GIb,
hGlfte Der Got go. II in Der Seors q
Fennsr's llnterabtbeiluns an bsl
Gucltb abs. in 2ublOtp, 81. Ridort
q. gurrun unb Wm. g. aublop aT
G,eorg Donnellp, Got go. 244 an be,
2inben Strnbe, 2unloip, 4n., 81
5orn. 3atter5boq an @ottlisb Denbler
SO. alo. Al tn Goote's 2. llntsrabt6et
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20
Paailtoa.

SamiItDn GnSeigen, aofnl.E l.Epti5ea
nn6 Renigfeiten iins absnssben Ode
Der 4. nno Charles Strahs. TIMER
Ggent fir Snmiltou iuDbnt go. 30t
9orb Srunt Ctr. SeIspbon Samiltes
1376.G. Eelepbon saieres aprreippn
Seaten: 393X geQ.
- Die perftorbtns 5rou Mooia bon
Wliobletoipn permohts ben WRibolee
topner Soipital $25, 900, Der ainbers
bsimutb BON bier $4,000, benz 5eim
Der preoiger In geQses 6ia $1,000
unb beitimmt $1,000 fir ssnIianbhols
tung Der 9rubftatts duf bem DocbfiDs
5riebbof uabe MibbleioDn. Cine 2lnz
3cbl 8ernnnDte ipurbeH NIT fleinen
9ermGdtniffen beoahi.
- Geors Sngram bat aissie IN
gram ipesen DersahlGifigunq dui
SdeibuHg perflngt. 9as goar bal
bret Rinper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-20

64 bo Cleveland uub pittsburg R. ".
Co., $3136; 30 DO. penn n. U. Co.,
$500; I6 DO. Columbus Dns 8r GneI
Co., $1184; 8 bo. glorfOlt uno Wsfttrn
Np. Co., 1868; 10 DO. prpetor nno
DnmbIe Co.. $3.50; SO bo. Cine. unn
9omilion Traction Co., $3399; 18 bo.
gbieagp unb alton ". n. Co.. 5000;
- DO. gine. Sntertermtuul ". ". Co.,
S1080; 8 bo. ameriedn Dat 2tdtbtr
Co.. $50; 8 DO. Columbus, Weipnrt
'nHb 31nsspilIs R. Or. Co.. $500; 8 DO.
Cine. MilIine Mahine 60, $54O;
@oar S5S0.77.
Dirtb faIlirt.
Der Mlirtb o. asiter gbillips bon
1919 Oine e5trabe Hcbm gsiterH sri'
folee flausn Gslhdftsg1nss cine Bers
Observation-Disclosures an 6oipnro @.
Burnett Dor. Die attipa unn pahtpa
btlaufen iih anf it $400.
Bsbeutenbs Wthfeitlage
Die Gitisens Ndtionat 9aHi ron
gopinason, ap., bat pier perfdiebtnt
WehTeifOrbsrunssn I'm Gtiummtbstrds
ge BON $23,250 eeasn bic Gbas. Wtcs
TonaIb gldrble 60. sinsetiagt.
Stitament btfdtiet.
Jn Der RIaae Der gnn R. Gates bes
bufs lImFobang bss 7eItamsnts ibrss
GnftIs Gbipin 3. Gutes. Der lie tn
bsmTsIben total iibsrgungsn bate, ga
ben Bite Gfhporsnen bes Rt6tsrs D.
GonneG gsitern Elm @srbttt ob, bernsus
fOIes bds 1titamsnt fir giilsig srildri
fpurbe.
Rahlnb.S 6eH.
Barbara gansbofi tn aeitamentss
polIItrederiri BON Sdeob 8. gansbDff;
grunbsiSsntbum $3.50.
5rancis q. Tiehl iIiRahldbusripaIs
ter BON 8orton B. 1snion; qsricnds
lien $3.50, @runbsieentbum $4,000.
Sba y. groipn lit Nuhlabptriudls
terin non Gso. GiIIermaBn; psrionds
lien 1880, Grunnsiesnthum $1,000.
5tnrp q. milp in RahlobDeripdissr
bon Wlaria Milp; perfonalitn $275.
Wm. 8. Games IN Ra6ldbpertDaitsr
bon Gniro Wnttcn; GrunoeigeHtbum
$3.50.
Gbnnrb 3. pstsrs III gsddldbDsrs
tpaIier pcn Gtores peters; psrIounlien
500, Brunoeigsnthum 5000.
eliinbtth gdnotpehr iIt 1titum:f,tss
poElftredsrfn BON 6enrn aunbtpehr;
periOHaIien 500; Gruuoeiseni1uul
$500.
Chris. psirutos III QahlnbuertraIs
ter pon RdHen peiratOs; prionnlisn
800.
Der psrT0Hlihs Nahlub ees SeHrp
5tlmis betrdgt $234o.81.
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FRI. 9ptd S6rootb, bic sinoiss
unb IisbeHspt, ejss 3o6ter Dss 5errn
Qhilip S6roa.b. lpurbs am II. 5uHi
1911 nit ftrrn YIN. G. 6ut6ifca
ppn Gputbiura. ap.. pOn goftor g..
Gmieboll gstyaut in Der sltsrIi6en
Wobnung osr 8rnat bel altraHbrid.
Ssrr Geonbarp Shroath uno GrI.
aacmi Ridarsfon funsirteu ulsIrau'
seugtn. W,it iibtr hunbsrt Gdfte tpas
rem anpsisno. tpeI6e iih has opuleute
Sof3sitsma5I nobl fhmsden litben.
Sine Wufs'aptIIt pon goptHstou, be-
itebenb aus 3sbn RauH, Dsritonsrtt
nit ihrsn Iis5Ii4eH DeHsH ods fhons
sSeft.
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eokal.Derid)t
griHsi juHGt fran iu cine anans.'
usbmf Gage.

Grou 9suIab Gnrnst, % Sabre oft,
poH go. 3l3 Dsii 7. aps., psrur'ante
ssfieru absno sineH srobsn Wsnidsns
ouflauf, ino,m Fs sstpaltiamsr Wsife
in bic Mobrung Der Jrau aalra
9obss. Ro. 6l8 Wtii 8. Gtrabe sln3us
brinesu psriuais. Sic mari Der 5rdu
Dor, fis babe ihr ben Gatttn nbIp.nitie
ssmaht uno oeritlbe bsfinbs ii6 In ibs
rsr Wohnuug. Ga ihr Der einiriit
Dertpeieert lpurbe, ersriff iis In ihrsr
@utb sinsn gfaiisrffsin unb fhlsuosrts
penitlbn eur4 ein Geniier. Witiltrs
tpsile mar -pOlt3iit Wob auf Der 8ilbs
fIG6s sri6isHsn, ipel1er Grau Garnet
rtrbdftete unb untfr Der antlaae ber
b0sfpiaigsH SoHbsfHdoigung fins
iperrts,
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Der 22 SABRE aIis Mm. 5lsming
Don pyODibtnrs. R. T., itslIie iih sss
itsrn 4bsnb Inn pOliJtibouptquartisr
Elm nnb Iisferis fin ben Oebeirpoli.
siitsn 6iiftlsiH unb pfIue aus nit bsr
GriI6runs. tr lei por 3lpti 5nhrtn aus
Der Aunbesmarine bsfertirt unb babe
fif fsiibsm sienos I'm 2oHbe umxrets
irisben. Or babe 9ximDeh uub Tel
auberbem bes unitaten unb rnhfIofen
2sbens, psI6es tr felt ftinr JnbHtns
iIu1s gtfiibt babe, miibe stiuorbtH.
5lsning lpurbt CUR W<rfiiguns bsr
Observation-Disclosures sinasfpsrrt.