davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26
SNAPSHOTS OF STYLE.
Black and White Effects In Millinery
Very Modish.

Many black hats are trimmed IN
white. Immense crowns. bands and
bows of white tuile or maiines are
used
Many evening frocks of chiffon are
trimmed with lace Hounces and tiny
sprays and knots of silk or velvet flow
ers
Silk serge makes this smart costume.
It Is trimmed with satin and fringe,
consequently it shows all the new fash,
ion features The blouse gives the
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26

This May Manton pattern is cut in sizes
from "a to q inches bust measure. Send
10 cents to this Office. giving number, 195.
and 1t win be promptly forwarded to you
by mail If in haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage which
insures more prompt delivery. When or
dering use coupon
No.......... size......-..........-....
Name
Address. .....................,...
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26

These May Manton patterns are cut for
the skirt from 22 to 80 inches waist meas
ure and for the blouse from "a to AZ inches
bust measure. Send 10 cents each for
these patterns to this office. giving num-
bers. skirt 7034 and blouse ZIG. and they
viii be promptly forwarded TO you by
mail II in haste send an additional two
cent stamp for letter postage. which In
sures more prompt delivery When order
ing use coupon.
No........... size.......................
Neme.........,..........
Address ..........-,... ...............-....-....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26
GOWN or SILK SERGE.

peasant idea. yet is made with sepa-
rate sleeves that are sewed into the
armholes, the edges of which are piped
JUDO CHOLLET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26
HERE AND THERE.
Keep Your Old Ostrich Ptumes For
Making Over.

1t is we'll to remember that ostrich
plumes can be made over, dyed and
added 10 with success
One OF the new shapes in millinery
that have been hrouc.it out recently is
called the gable because it is shaped
Just like II gable house Its two sides
slant down sharply from the top OF the
head 10 below the ears. and the trim
ming Is usually daring and defiant
bow perched on one side
Gowns in seinirriuc'S> effect are very
fashionable made of velvet. corduroy,
popiin. serge or hroad"lnih This model
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26


for years, has re-estabiished Itself TOT
gowns and as d trimming.
Flounces, folds and many kinds 81
trimming now appear on the erstwhiie
plain skirts.
Here Is an apron that really covers
the gown aud is good to look upon--in
fact, it is just the thing for the woman 2
whose occupation means d'tilger OIL sou
to her dresses. JUDO CHOLLET
This May Manton pattern IS cut IN sizes
from "a TO a bust measure Send 10 cents
to this office. giving number. 49, ana 7
win be promptly forwarded 20 you by
mail. Ii in haste send an additional Two
cent stamp for letter postage which In
sures more prompt delivery When order-
Ing use coupon.
No........... Size...........-..........
Name. .'',.'.''.'.'...
Address.
s.-ss.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26

is adapted TO all of these fabrics. 1t
includes the fancy collar which is such
q feature of all the new modes.
JUDO CH0LLET.
This May Mantun pattern Is cut In sizes
from "a to AZ inches bust measure. Send
10 cents to this office. giving number, 1883,
and 1t will be promptly forwarded to you
by mail IL in haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage. which
insures more prompt delivery. When or
dering use coupon.
No............ size...,.
Name.
Address.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26
FACTS AND FANClES.

Rstins the Smart Suit Fabric Of ths
Winter.
Ratine is one of the favorite cloths
for skirt and coat costumes
Many new skirts are noticeably Wild
eT in soft materials. Instead Of tha
single wide plat or tab of last season,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26

is a new and attractive type. u the
Illustration serge is combined With a
paneI OF satin, but any two materials
may be used in this way.
JUDO CHOLIET.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26

This May Manton pattern is cut in sizes
from q to 81 inches waist measure Send
10 cents TO this office. giving number. la2
and 1t will be promptly forwarded to you
by mail IL in haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage, which
insures more prompt delivery When or
derinE use coupon.
No........... size.......................
Name.
Address. ..........................
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1911-11-26
ARTICLE V.

No stakeholder shall he liable on
account of any obligation to this
corporation i'll any other sum than
the amount Of the unpaid balance
due by him on the stock subscribed
for. No irregularity or any inform
alily in organization shall have the
effect of rendering this charter null
or Of exposing any stakeholder to
any liability beyond such unpaid
balance.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15

into the magazine and do it, They can have
as much space, to defend, as [ use, to attack.
1t seems impossible for the Average priest
to understand that mankind IS not to be en-
szaved again By p41esthoods.
And if [ live, there will be Protestant
League organized soon, and we will hurl mil
lions of aroused Protestant votes against any
candidate for Presidency who is too much of
a coward to come out, fiat footed for Protest.
ant principles.
This Juggling with Rome has gone on, and
gone on, and gone on, until those Italian
wolves believe that they can venture to do
anything whatsoever.
When they virtually confscated 60 copies
of my magazine, and arrogantly ordered the
newsdealer to not sell them, they went up
against far more serious situation than they
anticipated. If such high-handed outrage
as this does not stir the American spirit into
action, am no judge of what that spirit is.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15

Mr.. Watson will speak at Senoia,
Thursday, June Is, at 2:3O O'Clock,
Central Time.
Thomson, June IL, 10 O'Clock,
forenoon.
Warrenton, Saturday, June IL, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Ocilla, Wednesday, June Il, at Ii
in the morning.
Fitzgerald, Wednesday, June d,
at about 1880 in the evening.
Crawfordville, Saturday, June a,
at o'clock in the afternoon.
Meet me in Atlanta, Boys! On the
9th of this month. Twill conduct the
campaign in person for Old Man Pee
pull. Headquarters at the Kimball
House. 7. E. w.
There will be mass meeting at
Lincolnton, Saturday, June II, to dis
Cuss the Senatorial situation and to de-
eide what steps to take in the election
of United States Senator.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15
Wur-Pufh

The pamphlet was beneath contempt, and [
paid no attention to it.
Not being able to answer my scientific and
destructive exposure of their elaborate pagan
ism and acom0n aoorship, Virgin Nary they
want the Government to crush me-just as
they tried to ruin me by having The American
News Co. boycott the magazine.
I laughed them to scorn then, and I laugh
them to scorn, mOaC.
They can't do blessed thing but take the
medicine. If any of their cardinals, bishops
or archbishops can refute me, let them come
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15

ESA At a gathering of Washington City
ESA Catholics, committee was appointed
ES1 to wait upon the Post Office authori-
ties, for the purpose Of having WatsOm's Mag
0glne and The Jefers0ni01e thrown out of
the mails, as obscene literature.
If the publications named are obscene, why
has Anthony COmstOcz made no protest?
Why has no Protestant lady complained?
Why has no Protestant church or clergy
man objected?
If [ had never said anything against the
Pappy Gratis, I might have published serial
stories as nasty as those of the Catholic auth
or, DAnunzio, and Rome would have been as
quiescent as she has been concerning such OBJ
scene, erotic novels as "The Triumph of
Death"
If [ were Catholic, as Marion Crawford
was, [ might with impunity, have published
stories as hcentlous and salacious as some of
his
But [ assailed the absurd dogmas, the
pagan ceremonies and the idolatry of the
Roman Catholic hierarchy. and hence the
charge of obscenity
The nearest approach to the obscene which
L have made, was In publishing some of the
Sh0ch5mgly indecent questions ao75ich unnaa1-
Tled men IN the confessional put to married
aconae9o and to you1ag girls. It is one of the
mysteries of human life, that Roman Catho-
lie husbands, brothers and fathers allow these
bachelor priests many of whom are young,
thck-Hpped, amOrOus men-to pollute the
ears of their wives, sisters and DAUGHTERS
with such utterly vile and perncious ques-
tons.
We Pr0testants ac0uzd horse aOhip a7oy man
aoho ao0uzd insult our ac0naea IN that ovay
Since the appearance in the Washington
papers of the news item before mentioned, [
had heard nothing further from it. The P
.. Department has not hesitated to handle our
mail, and has not indicated the slightest in
cllnation to interfere with our business.
But today's mail brings me letter from Mr.
A. j. Green, of Washington City, in which he
states that he tried to buy copy of our June
number at the newsstand, and was refused
The Washington News Co., 313 Sixth St. n
w., had 60 copies on hand, but said they were
not for sale. Said that p. O. officials had or
dered them to hold the magazine until fur
Their notice
[ have no idea that the P. O. officials did
anything of the kind The magazine having
already passed through the mails, the P. O.
Department had nothing more to do with it.
Some priest IS at the bottom of this dirty
aC0rh
No long ago, priest tried to get one of
men to steal copy of our mailing list
presumably to mail out Gather Lucian
Johnson's violent and threatening pamph-
let. 1.-THE SHANE OF IT."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15

The Americans never intend to take orders
from an Italian in Italy We don't intend to
be ruled, or inundated by lot of ignorant,
befrocked hypocrites, who do not themselves
believe in their pagan "relgion," but who keep
up the lmposture because of the money there
is in it, the pOacer there is in it, and the con-
troll 0ror qc0n1c21 that there is in it.
LATER: Since the above was written, there
has come by telegraph some Illuminating in
formation.
O Hon. Frank H. Hitchcock wires that
the Post Office authorities have not issued any
orders against our magazine So | was right
about that
~ Senator \. O. Bacon telegraphs that
the P. O. Department asked The Washington
News Company why it had refused to handle
the magazine The Company replied that a
private party had objected to the magazine
because one article in it was libelous The
2. O. Department asked for the name of said
private party and for the title of the libelous
article. The Washington News Company re-
fused to give the name of said private party,
or to designate the alleged libelous article
The Roman Catholic priests are at the bot
tom Of this, and in this instance they are vio-
lating the law and defying the Government,
just as they have done all over the world,
when they have managed to get the upper
hand.
(3) Hons. VIM. Schley Howard and Sam
j. Tribble have been prompt and energetic
III getting at the facts in this matter.
Don't y0W 1ea7ise that unless re hare q
President elected on Squ0Ye-OW Protestant
principles, OUR LIBERTIES ARE GONE?
Washington, D. c., June II, 1911.
Thos E. Watson, Thomson Ga: Your tele-
T mr. cd wifi
the Postmaster General in regard to the matter
therein He informed that no orders have
been issued by his department relative to the
suppression of the sale of Watsons Magazine.
The department of the Washington News Co.,
the company said that the sale of the magazine
had not been stopped by order of the Depart
ment, but at request of outside party because of
an article contained therein, which was said to
be libelous. The department asked the name of
said party and also the title of the article to
which he objected, but the company declined to
give either the name of individual the title of
the article A. O. BACON
Washington D. c.. June IL, 1911.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ca: Refer
ring your telegram just received. This depart
ment has issued instructions whatever relative
to distribution of your magazine. Am informed
by Washington News Company that some of your
magazines being held at request of person,
name not given, who claims they contain libelous
articles. This is entirely outside of jurisdiction
of department. FRANK Fl. HITCHCOCK
Washington, D. c.. June II, 1911.
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, Thomson, Ca: Third
Assistant Postmaster General Britt just informs
me that the department has issued order,
nor does it intend to do So Agent News Com
pany stated to agent of Post Office Department
that the reason sale withdrawn was he had in
struct1ons from his company in New York. Agent
that Post Office Department had anything to
do with matter. What else can | do in matter?
SCHLEY HOWARD.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15
The ROr1ar Catholic Priests Are on the

ONE time ago, there appeared in
Washington papers news item to this
effect:
At gathering Of Washington City
Catholics, committee was appointed
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28
2lmsldnbiibe 5tabribteu.

Die 569ter Der &6nigin
Sfubella BON Spanien. Die
aDnisin Siabena, bic iidh, nadbem lie
ben 5hron perlorsn, in Boris nieoerz
selafIen Bat, pflests, ME Der Barrier
anrrsfponbent Der vGorriere bella Se<
ra" in Grinnerung bringt, BON ihren
orei 10ttsru 81 iagen: Die erfte iii
Elm Mnnn. bic Speite Elm Gngsl, uno
oie brittle lit eins5rnu, bic mir sIei6t." :"
Die dltsits 5o6tsr Siabslla, Die Dor
Der 9eburt Qlfons XII. ais 2lntpdr-
term auf ben fpaniihen a0nigst6ron
gait, bate in Der 5but bur6aus
mdnnli2e 4lliiren, gu benen aut Der
bic 2ippsn bei9attsnbe 8drtflaum
paBte. Die jiinsfte tit sbsn isne Snz
fantin guIalio, bersn 4ffdre nit benz
aonise ioebeu ben tlaren gepeis err
brahte, haB ibr bic tpeibli6e gieen=
Ihaft pettertpenbiiter InbeitGpoigteit
in bohem Graoe sieen iit. Del Gn9ef
uber lit Donna Wauria bella pds, Die
Gemablin oss prinssn 2uofpis SSsrois
nnnb BON ganeru, bic oas mpftiihe
Iemptrament ihrss 8aters Jran5 be
aHifIi o.erbt bat. Den Rontratt Der
hib.n jiinseren g5hter SIobeqa's bat
bic merinirnige DupIisitdt Der iiins@
ten fhrifiiis1erifhen Gr3eusniiIe Der
Shtpeitsrn pas unb gulaHa in beuite
8eleuhtuns seridt. gDdbrsnb bic Iess
tere init ihrem guhe eine unsetpDbn@
t;he GsnIation auslDHe, ldbt sl.i6s
seitig Donna pa3 unter bem an=
ipruhsloIen 9iteI Nus msinem 2ss
ben" Elm msmcirsubuh erI1sin.n, oos
benz ftilen Glad bss Jan,ilienlsbsns
Elm bessiitertes 2rblieo iinst. Die
heiben Giiher tennseihnen nit aller
Shdrfe ben Gesenius. Der bic beiosn
@srfaHerinn.n BON eiuanber fheibst
Donna pds, bic in barmpniihifer Gbs
lebt uno in Der JdnliIie alIes Sliid
bat, preiit natursemdb Dieles Slid aui
ieber Geite ibres gunes unb nimmi
aleihssitia bic Gelessnbsit pabr. Der
fpanihsn GsfelIihuft. Der tatboliI6en
Religion unb Der 2iihtigteit bes fpa.
ntiden 0uItes uneinsefnrdnftes 2of
susoIeu. Sbr BUD bat benu aud
isnieiis Der pprenden Elm freubises
Gno sefunosn, mas anseiiehts bss
ihdrf ant!ineeHoen paterlGnbifher
Orunbtons 10 peuig iiberrafben tann
ipie bas Wibbebdaen. NIT Dem es BIZ
ipdniihen Hepublitaner aiifsenommer
boben. Donna pu5 srbebt i'm iibrissr
feine IiterariIden Nnfpriife; lie Der
folst nit ibrer ihriftftelIeriihen 3hd
tisteit ausihlieBlih semeinniibis
3pedt, bic iie prattiih gu perfolger
nidt mii6e ipirb. Der iiingF eridiene
lue Nanb in bsrsits Das iiingfe ihre'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28
gintOtt 3mbig
Sum prGibenten Der 9omeitit seienee
Batting 60. erluablt.

Gelesentlid Der geitsrn itattsebobs
ten SabrssoerIammluns Der Domeitic
Science Batting SO. ipurbe 6err Gi>
inon pubis gum praiiDenten uno 0e@
neralbstriebsleiter eripdblt. Die iibri@
gen gsamten, bic erpdblt purben,
i:nb: @iseprdfbent uno Superintens
bent philip Shombad; Setretdr unb
Sbasmeiiter philip S9ubert; Wits
gIieosr oesDirettoriums: OoraSham=
bad unb Roia 5ubis.
Gas feiner golItnbung sntgesensez
bsnbe 9ebdube Der NIT sincm 4tti.nz
fapiinl BON 100000 intorporirten
Geisuf1aft befinoet ii6 an Der @eit
syinften 4Denue, nabe Der Stone Str,
unb rpirb am 1. JebruGr fsrtiggsiteui
fein. Die MnIage nirb cine Rapa3is
tat Don 125, 600 2aib 8rob pro Gag
habeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28
0Ieine l3oli3eiMadJ dJridbten. !.

- Der Wirt6 Gsorae Reobeter BON
go. 607 Meit Giinfts MDenue berihtess
seitern in btr GENERALIZATION, oab er
cen einem Wanne. befIen Hamtn er
Der poli5ei onsob, NIT eiutm nsrths
loIen Gbtd um $50 begaunert rorSen
iei.
- MIS ptrmibt iDurbe gtlttrn4benb
ber 3Doliasi Der 75 Jnbre nIte Deter
6couer. pon go. zoos potp<rs Str.
gesnelhet. Der Greis DerIieb feineqDobz
nune am porieen Gomftag unb itits
benz feblt itbe Gpur pon i6m.
9pisp1 Gnnsting. BON no. 633
Belts &trnb<. Der in sintr Magtnfns
BRIT tn 1oufe go. 1875 Nubb Str.
orbeiiet. ipurbe geiltrn auf feinent Mrs
beitsplat Inn ftint eolbene 8uiden>
ubr beRobltn. Ct mtInete ben Diebs
fail geiisrn MbenD br g)oli5ei uHb
tteiIje BEN @eomten aud ben Namen
<tnsD WsnnneS mil. BEN e TN 0srbod6t
4a& os3 Disbfa6t nssiibt 81 taten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28
9saIdss cissssass SIssba 1eaaHas 2s. pss<mbe

$50 Meilen nDrblid bon 8uenps
Qpres, lit gum 6auptquartier oes
GDnbitdts auserfe1en fporoen. prdii2
bent besfeIben 1T Murbof Wtcaenaie
bon Colorado, Der friibere prdiibent
Der Rational Stodnten's 4Hociation.
Gr pirb Elm Saldr Don $4,000 per
Sa6r be3ieben.
GefdbrliheS Sptel5eug
fir Gtnber.
ct. lnuts, &c., 27. DEG. Wiit
eirsn 5Iobertsetpebr, bos er gu Neibs
nudten gefdentt srbulten, bat am
Waitttpo9 Der 5ebn Sabre oIte 5arrb
2eotpeG ieine Wuttsr Srau goeidrina
2eotpell In ibrer Wobnung in Der Hdbe
Der Sefferfon 8arrads eridofen.
5arrp tpubte ni6t, bab pas Gepebr
geldoen mar.
Rod mebr Dpnamtt.
Ro6eiter, pa., 27. 9e3smber.
Sn ben 5Dfen bon Wtc8onalo &c
9artman, gambler in gorrdtben fir
aontrattoren, fdnb am MittpD9 Qlz
bert Wilbelnl, elm glert Der sSirma st-
nen 9anbfoffsr, in bem iih "a Stan-
gen Dpnamit, IL 3iinobiit6sn, iorgz
faltia in gaumtppae perpadt unp 8sbn
Yarps 3iinoIhnur befanben. Der
6onbtoffer mar auseni6einlt6 Ipez
Siea fiir Das uuterbrinssn BON 0Dna'
nit ungsfertist norpen. gr puroe Der
prliset iibergsben bic barin aud Elm
lGnges papisrmefer fanD, bas nit
bsm Hamsn elmer pbilaosIpbiaer Cir
ma perfeben mar.
Sin poli5iit .rtdnnts BEN 5anbfof@
fer als sineu, ben er DOR Elm paar IA
gen in ben Sdnben zines 5remben IN
ben Stroben Der Sta0t gefeben bate.
Seit Der Embedding BON @rpIofioitof,
ZEN am Gnbe Der ptttsburg &c 2afe
erie eiienbabnbriits Dor siu paur
Wonatsn, III bic Bride BEL Gag uno
bel 1aft beipGdt fporoen.
Der Wonn, Der an 8ienitdg nit
einem dhnliden 5anbtoffsr i'm 8eIis,
in bem itd 70 Stansen 8pnamit be-
fanbsn, in WoneFen. pa., Oerboftet
ipuro., fagte am Wprgen, buB er Qls
les einesftsben tpoae, uber feline Cuff
bobs, bic S6ufb allein auf ii4 3u ne
men, unb baB Dieienigsn. bic i'm an,
eete[It baben, nit ibm CUR 8eran!s
irortuns ge5ogen rperben Iollten. W&ar
1T uuf feline Gnthiillungen geipdnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28
Weipanntes Verbdltnik
1iirite ifgr baio, 3uii6en benz fouis
menben Mabnr anD Der parfa
2pmmiiiion eimtreten.

3tpiihen benz fpmmenben Wahor
CUNT uno Der parttommiiIion biirfte
allem anfhein nah iebr balo ein ais
berorbentlih gefpanntes Dsrbdltnib
terrihen Darauf Iieben tpenigItsn eis
nige 8emertungen fhlieBen, bic bon
einem WitsIieoe Der parttommiifion
i'm 4niblub an cine geitern itattgez
babte Sisung Der aommiifion ges
mant ipuroen.
5err CUNT battle bor eini9er 3eit bic
parftommiiiien um einen genauen
uosets9oranfdlag fir bas fommsnz
be 5albiabr eriu6t unb stpor non
bem Shsma, bas bon benz 8ureau Of
Municipal Reiedrh ausgearbeitst
tDorben III ua laut fpeldem bic 8ee
rednung bis in bic fleinften Details
binein erfolsen iol. fooaB aenou una
gegeben nirb. tpie piel bic Soften fir
bas 5albiabr iih gum geiipiel. pro
Geipann unb dbnlihe Rleinist.iten
belaufen tperben. bierauf iDoIen iih
bic paritommiiIdre jebo9 niht sinloi,
fen uno in Der s.itrisen Sisuns Dlt.s
be bann beihlofisn, 6errn 9unt ben
gubgetporunidlos in Der iiblifsn
5orm gu iibermitteln. Rad Der Sis@
uns mahte bann Elm Mitglisb Der
apmmiifion bic gemeriung, oab fpenii
5err6unt jeBt fhon anfange, oerartis
&c 5oroerunseH gu iiellen, Die abfoIu.
unerfiill6ur ieien. 10 iperoe ss ON Be-
itsn fein. tpeHn man ibm iofort bic
3dhne asias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28

Die Veri9meljuns Der Yrobinents
Uanf nit Der Cincinnati Irnit 60.

Die aitiondre Der proDibent SAB
ings gant e 5ruIt 60. bdb.n in elmer
geiiern abgebaltenen 9srilmmlunq bic
bereits porgenommene 8sri6mel3ung
Der Cincinnati Srnit SO. nit Der proz
pioent SaDinss 8ant &c 5ruitgo. ein=
ftimmig sutgsheiBeH. ,3uglsi6 puroe
Der gsriDaltungsratb Der gaut autboz
riiirt, bas qitienfapital BON 81 900, ;
600 auf $1,400,O0o 3u srbOben uno
stpdr foIlen Die All peruusgebenben
leuen $500, 600 In &ttien ben attios
ndren BET Cincinnati Sruit SO. fir
$500, 900 rertnnft !perosn. IobaIb BON
Der lesteren gant bic notbige Deduug
.insetroffen in.
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Jn(anO ge(eQrap6
5atte in 15 Sqbren ibr
gett niht perIafien.

gbanspill.. .Snb.. 27. Deg.
Grdu emma 2angmon, 20 SABRE aIt.
bic ii1 in ben !esten 15 Sahrsn ses
usisert bate, ibr gett gu nerlaH.H, 1T
am Wiittpo9 i'm bisfisen gountpsQrs
menbcus geitorb.n. gsn@hem ois5rau
pIDslih nernrmt mar, nobm 'ie iid
Dor. ME ni.ber ihr 9ett 3u perlaf.n.
Wert zines Geiitesssf0rs II
ten.
Buffalo. y. ~. q. 9sym6er.
Die poIi5iiten Mm. 4bearn uno Sobn
sJlpnn fuhtsn am Uittpob DlOrseH
in einsm 5auie an Gup Gtrubs nuh
einem sslpiHen paul 0us. Der einen
Moroansriff auf eine Jrau neriibt bas
ben fol, aIs cine Grploiion erfoIsts,
peIhe nas 6aus bemolirte uno Die
beibsn 8eam.sn nit 0eipnlt auf Die
GtrcBe ihleuoerts. Nbeorn nuroe
ihper perbrannt. inbeFtn Dlpnn NIT
Isihten DerleBunsen odpon tam. Die
leine Qub's. Der in Der lebtsn 3sit
Spuren oon 0eiItesg.ItDrtbeit 3eigts,
,puroe unttr ben sriimmern berDorgez
bolt. 2us butte bic gigtntbiimerin o.s
Dauies. elm. Jrau Sba Shuls, NIT
einsm arippel tDbtlih perlest, als
fie ibm bic Mobnung setiinbiet bate.
Gin Rieiens Spnbitai.
Rem Dort, 27. Dt5ember. an
WdlI 5srest bieb es Wfittnot, bag
cine Rombination ouleritoniiher uno
tanobtiher aapitoliiisn In Bruiilien
bas gr0bte RinberSuhtsG bliHement
xr Welt ins Qeb<n rufen perbe. Das
Gnnbi.at bat BON Der brofilianiihen
Regierung 8 Milipnen Mder ausse@
3eihneten Meibelanbes getauft, no
fcfprt cine RieiensR sRino<rbetrne untere
aebrnht iperoen iol. Diefe 6<trbe iolI
minbeiiens auf 600. .O0OQ1pfe sebraht
uerbsIl 0k Stabt GoO pasIo. stua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28
CmiHSnatbrtMten.

Rem gort, 27. DECEMBER. Qne:.
tcmr1er: Olympic bon Soutbamptoni
Rrnoam BON ROTTERDAM.
abass.: gampania nah 2iperpool;
aroonlano nah 9lntpsrpen; ScsanIa
na6 9lsapsl.
South mpton. 9lbseg.: glero
Yort naf Rem Yort.
30 Il IN. Inaet.: Marqustte BON
&nttperpen.
Queensto n n. Qnget.: Qdurens
tic bon Rsp gDrt uah 2ioerpooI.
Gibraltar. T. 4nsst.: gdnncnid
ton Rep Yort.