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The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
AUTO DRIVER DRUNK.
Thomas Miller Draws $40 Fine and
Seeding.

Thomas Miller, an auto driver en-
ployed by the Metzger Automobile
Co., made desperate, but Intellectual
efforts to crank machine at Girls
void and Fort-sts.. Tuesday night.
Trafic Offlcer John Downie testified
before Police Justice Stein that Miller
was so intoxicated that when he tried
to crank the auto, he toppled over on
the curbfng
you ought to have your license TAX
en- away, said Justice Ste. per
son such az you has no right TO be
driving an automobile through the
streets. You and your kind make
automobiling the dangerous pastime 1t
has become.
Miller was In police court on a for
mer occasion for fast driving. JUS
tice Stein on this occasion fined him
$40. with the option Of 80 days in the
Detroit House of Correction.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
ireland Attaeks Reace PIans.

PEORIA. ILL.,, Feb. 23.--In an adj
dress before the Grove Occur club of
Peoria yesterday. Archbishop Iye
land said "the day of assured and per-
manent international peace has not
arrived, II ambitions and pride OF ma
lions ever permit IL TO arrive" To be
sure OF peace, he said. America must
be ready to summon All army and
navy to whom defeat is very umprob-
able.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
A.ks SIS. GOO Eor Thumb.

Asking $1,000 for thumb, torn on
In a hosting chain, Thomas Dutton
nled suit against the American Car
a Foundry CO.. Thursday morning.
Dutton alleges that he was asked TO
.semain after the shop had closed 20
assist in hosting some heavy cases
20 an upper floor. A crane was used
.sor the purpose. The plaintiff claims
that he was unfamiliar with the ma
chinery and was given an unsafe
place IN which co work.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
Places Ban on pancinq.

The Rev. FIR. Kieruj, of St. Francis
Roman Catholic church, has tabooed
dancing in the new parish hall of his
church, now In course Of erection. FIR.
Kier1's congregation is largely Pol
lsh, but he does not believe In mix
ed" dancing, and so while the plans
for the uses of the new hall include
dramatic productions and other social
diversions, dancing will not be per.
mitted.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
o. 4. 70 Buy sehwab's Iron Works..

SAN FRANClSCO, FEB. 23.--it ID re-
ported here that the United States
government is negotiating with
Charles M. Schwab for the purchase
Of the Union iron Works here. II Is
stated that 100000 has been offered
30 Schwab,. just double the amount
he paid for the plant several years
ago.
Secretary Meyer wants a plant on
the Pacific coast where the govern
ment can build its own ships and
which would be near the three naval
bases, here, at Puget Sound and Pearl
HarbOr
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
Architect Sues For Fees.

Gustave A. Mueller, an architect,
began suit In Judge Donovan's court.
Thursday. to collect from Anthony
and Bertha Austerele pay for a set
OF plans he prepared for a building
never erected. The amount involved
is 5000.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED rSTrRURsAN
uINEs-

PORT HURON LIMITEDs-s a. m
and every two hours 20 p m sun
DAYS only. IL .. m. Through locals,
a m. and every two hours 10 > p m.
hourly TO s y. m, including nm1teoss
hourIy to IL y. m. Shore Line 70 ut
Clemens. s:2s a. m. hourly TO ll:ss
p flint LIMITEps-.7:s6 a. m. s:ss
n m. sl2:35 p. m. 2:35 p. m. 't:3e p.
=, Through locals a. M. every two
bours TO on. M: oxford only, II y. m
Flint sundays only IL .. m. To Romeo.
m. "a m. and every two hours 10
10 pp,cKsoN EIMiTEDs-s:lS q. m and
.vsrS two hours TO 6:l5 y. m. Through
Incais a nj. and every two hours TO
n m: Ann Arbor only, n m, $50 p.
IN ~ m, 10 p. M. II .. IN. Northvtne
only Gao a. m. hourly to b;3o p. m,
40 D. M, y. IN. II . m. Saline cars
ToI ,Epu LIMITEDS-7;2o a. m. and
svaSy two hours 10 $3.50 y. m: satur-
Ssy aud sunday. 1870 q. m. Through
incais Gao a. m. and hourly to $50
~ m. Monroe only. $50 p: m. IL P. m
WyANDOTTE DIv-S:SS q. m; half
hourly TO s;aS p. ma: hourly TO ll;ss
PoNTIAc DIv.--s a. m. 20 TO 20 min:
service TO $40 p. m. hourly 10 le:sv
n M. II p. m: Birmin CHAN only, IL m
ORCHARD LAKE DrV.-s a m.
hourly to IL ?. m.
.These cars run through 90 saginaw.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24
LOST AND rovND.

.OST--Golden brindle French
bulldog. male, white chest, bat
ears. answers TO name OF
"Roial:'' valued "a lady's pet.
Reward for return. w. w.
GARDNER, go adelaide St.
Phone Cd. 1850.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24

A BRIGHT PERSON who can invest
about sl2 and spare time can secure
profitable small mail order business.
Outfit consists Of 1000 selected names
from rural districts, 500 copies OF
ffrst-class sales letter. 1000 copies or
really valuable formula interesting
to both sexes. 500 envelopes. copy for
two follow-up letters. 100 blank le--
ter heads, and set of typewriter in
structions. telling how to go at the
work. Owner too much occupied with
other matters to attend to IL. Selling
price of formula soc. A real oppor-
tunity for Industrious person. Carle-
ton +. Norfolk, fat 2s, Penrose apis,
I26 John r. Home Phone City 1891.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24

ABLE BODIED MEN wanted for the
Of 10 and 3S Must be native porn
or have FIRST papers. Monthly pay
SIS to $50. Additional compensation
and medical attention free. After 80
years service can retire with 10 per
cent. Of pay and allowances. Service
on board ship and ashore In all parts
Of the world. Apply at Y. 9. Marine
Corps Recruiting Office. ~ w. FORT
St, Detroit. Mich.
ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a. good
position can get one after compieting
one OF our courses; day ana niga,
classes all the year; our facilltiee are
positively unequaled IN Michigan.
bETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY.
ii-al Wilcox-st
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24

Ling's Latest List

of Piano Bargains.
Easy terms Of rental or sale
No agents or solicitors at this store.
UPRICHTS:
Knabe. large size. $3.50.
schiller Ba chnIann, like new, oak, $1s9-
Schiller. Bachmann. quite badly check
Schiller Bachmann. very fine tone. ma
hogany, S199.
Newly a. Evans. superb tone. case dam
aged slt9htly. 1926.
Crown. best style. concert used. 500.
Rockingham. quite old. fair tone. sio5.
Weber. very fine. $d10.
Stcyyesant very good. s1s9.
Schiller. like new. S2.5.
New England, quite old. $50.
PLAYER PIANOS:
rniyersai Player Piano; new. ssss5s,
Six different makes.
SQUARE PIANOS:
Fischer. teir tone, $25.
knabe. fair tone. $40.
Vose a. Sons. fine case, $40.
GRAND PIANos: e.
Boardman g. Gray, $3.50
Weber. same as new. $575. 4
Weber. fine mahogany. $500 s,s =.
Ling Piano House
~ Gratiot-ave; next to Crowley q
A.A.DErRoIT TYPEWRITER CO.
500, all makes. SIS up: RIBBONS.
ing. Repairing. Catalog free ISIS
Shelby-st
TO furnish rooms complete. 81 week.
Sumner Co
FOR SALE or exchange for vacant lot:
One Il. b. G. Combination Pool and
Billiard Table, with cover. cue rack.
cues. balls--outnt complete--all In
first- class condition, Used In private
residence only. Address box &, No.
IS. Detroit Times.
SODA FOUNTAINS. billiard ana pool
tables, new ana secondhand. Geo.
Marsh Co.. Q Farmer-st E-z terms
Elcctrolysis-Face Blemishes
Hair sharnpooed and dressed. soc.
Miss r. L. Hubbard. 4o7 Gas Dldg.
PEA COKE
For Furnaces or Ranges. Ridge or CITY
ses Houghtsn- French Coal Co.
LET the Detroit Store Fixture Co. hg-
ure on fixtures for your store. They
manufacture and sell at reasonab BILE
pro- WITH h cases. saIs soor so cigar ana ais.
play fixtures. etc. sfl Gratiot-avs.
Main 402a.
FRESH FISH
Yellow Pickereli. lac; white fish. Ice:
fresh smelts. lac; grass pike, 12c:
rants
ONTARIO FISH MARKET
Both phones: Ridge 2754; City 4sl4-x.
Strawberry Plants
Many varieties to select from. Stock
No ! and prices very low. Send q
postal today for illustrated catalog.
Mayors Plant Nursery. Merrill. Mich.
CLEAN. dry. hard or soft wildwood.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-24

HONEST men to sell nursery stock; ex-
perience unnecessary; salary or COM
mission weekly. Address Milburn
Advertising agency. Millburn, N. j.
TWO good coat makers wanted at once,
steady work and good wages. 1915
Michigan ave
wANTED--Agents to canvass Detroit
with high grade article, United States
government testimonial; big commits
sion, Apply between IL and at COZ
Catherine-st, city.
wANTED-Four experienced auto test
ers State age and experience and
reply by letter only. Box u. No. 6s.
Detroit Times.
WANTED-Piano player and trap
drummer steady work. good pay.
1885 Fort-st. west.
wANTED-Tailor, to help out on coats.
337 Montcalm-st east
6. 900 GOVERNMENT POSITIONS Open
Write for list. Franklin Institute.
dept 1s4-D. Rochester. N. T.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-29
IS YOUNGEST COUNTY
ATTORNEY IN COLO.
CHEYENNE COUNTY PAPERS OF
THAT STATE CLAIM HONOR
IS THEIRS.
WACO n. johnson Who Formerly
Practiced Law in This City Was
Recently Elected to Office.

A dispatch to the Denver News
of a recent date from Wild Horse,
Colorado, contains an item Of inter.
est to many persons of the capital
city. Mr.. Viggo Johnson who is
mentioned in the article was formerly
engaged in the practice of law here.
and was at one time law partner OF
T.R. Mockler. Under a Wild Horse,
Colo, date line, the news item says:
Cheyenne county is laying claim to
the youngest county attorney in the
state in refutation of the claim ad'
vanced by Weld county that Attor
ney Winbourne, q years old, Is the
youngest.
Viggo H. johnson Of Wild Horse,
who took his oath of office as county
attorney on January 10, Is only ~
years of age. he was admitted to
practice law in Colorado as result
of the December, 1909, examinations
Johnson practiced law at Bismarck,
N. D., for three years before coming
to Colorado. He received degree
of bachelor of Laws from the North
Dakota university in 1906. He was
recently appointed deputy district at.
torney under J. E. Ferguson, district
attorney of the Fourth judicial dis
trict.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-29
IoHN p. WHITE NEW
HEAD. OF UNITED MINERS.
CONTINUED from page ~

President Tom L. Lewis for re-elec-
ton by John P. White of Oskaloosa {.
Ta., Lewis declared that on his retire.
men April l he would 90 back to the
manual labor of the mines. All the
old officers save Lewis were elected.
White defeated Lewis by majority of
26,743 votes. receiving 1888 votes
Retiring President Lewis said he hoped
to be delegate to the next conven-
ton and was cordially chered. ut has
been my life aim." he said. ITO see
all of the miners of the American con-
tinent united in one large body, and |
hope to see realization of my hopes,
and will pledge my word to YOU now
that because I have been defeated I
will not sell my knowledge to friends
or representative of tn class which We
are fighting for living wages and
hours President-elect White said he
hoped to rcunite the factions in the Or
ganization and would try to respect its
present policies. A resolution was
adopted calling on the convention ard
members of the union to give moral
ard financial support to strikes now in
PROGRESS in Ohio. Pennsylvania, Co..
orado and Nova Scotia.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-29
CORN EXPOSITION vii
Be A splendid AFFAIR
GRAND FORKS PREPARING TO
entertain NUMBER OF
DELEGATES.
New and Interesting Feature viii be
Mid.Winter Exhibition OF CRAM
and Vegetables.

ana ve0eSaOSeSs
The second annual Red River Val
lev Corn and Clover convention to be
held in Grand Forks, N. D., FEBRUARY
9TH, Sth and 9th, promises to be the
most interesting and instructive
Farmers meeting in the northwest
this winter. The program has been
extended to cover three all day ana
two evening sessions. The list OF
sneakers includes some of the best
known corn and clover men OF the
country and numbers Prof. F. G.
Holden of Ames, Iowa, who Is prob
ably the best known corn man IN
the country. :,
The corn and clover educational
movement has been tackled In earn
est by the North Dakota boosters who
have organized this convention held
in Grand Forks each winter. The
organization of the annual corn and
clover meeting came last year after
a series of valuable meetings cover
Ing a larger field. The new move
ment has as its purpose the furnish
ing of a special corn, clover and fe'sd
crop education to the farmers of the
Red river valley and all others VINO
wish to attend: The meetings are
open to all at no cost to anybody,
and able men who can talk practice
as well as theory are secured as
speakers. The list Of speakers In.
ciudes all the regular specialists Of
the North Dakota Farmers institute
as we'll as larger number Of special
speakers.
This year it is planned to add an
interesting feature in the shape OF q
mid-winter exhibition of grains, vege-
tables and feed crops. This feature
will be something Of an experiment
this winter, but If successful a large
exhibition is in mind for the 1912
convention. - J.:
Among the list of speakers for the
corn and clover meeting for this year
will be the following. well known
men,. Prof.. p. G. Holden, of Iowa
Agricultural college, Prof. Thomas
Shaw of the Great Northern Railway
system. Prof. M: "A. Brannon of the
University of North Dakota, Prof. A.
B. Hess of Larimore, N. D., and 9TH
ers of equal note.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-29
ZsYSZKO THE VICTOR.

Boston, Mass. Jan. 2S.-ZbysZko.
the polish wrestler, twice threw DR..
Roller of Seattle in bout here to-
night The first fall took one hour
ten minutes and IS seconds. and the
second ten minutes 80 seconds.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-29
ANNUALBANQUET ND.
alumni A Big SUCCESS
NUMBER OF EXCELLENT 1OASTS
WERE RESPONDED TO BY
Prominent MEN.
Splendid Menu Was Served at Grant
Pacifie-Dining Hail Beautifully
Decorated.

Saturday evening the dining room
of the Grand Pacific hotel was the
scene of one of the prettiest ban
quets that has been held in this city
for some time when the alumni ri
the University of North Dakota gath.
cred for an evening of jollity and
mirth. ::
The dining hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Large
streamers of pink and nile :Nreen
festooned from one chandelier to an
other and about the walls, while sus.
pended from the different clusters OF
lights and on the walls were large
U of N. D. pennants. Altogether
the room presented very handsome
spectacle.
The banquet itself was huge sue
cess and reflected great credit upon
Ni~~ Host Tatley and his chefs
Nothing was left to be desired thai
would please the most fastidiout
taste. Following Is the menu:
Menu.
| Hor's D'0eudres
| Cons0mme On Cups
Sailed Almonds Celery Hearts
Olives Sweet Gherkins
Fillets of Lake Trout, Sauce Richie
Radishes Potatoes la Dauphine
Broiled SQUAD Chicken on Toast
Julianne Potatoes French Peas en-
Caisse
Tenderloin of Beef a la Bernaise
Asparagus Tips
Salad
Shrimps in Form in Belleview
Neapolitan Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Roquefort Cheese Banquet Flakes
Mixed Nuts After Dinner MINIS
Cafe Noir.
The feast Of epicurean viands was
followed by feast of wit and reason.
Secretary of State P. D. Norton off.
ciated as POSTMASTER in a very happy
manner and kept the guests in the
best of humor throughout the entire
evening. Hon. F. E. McCurdy of
Bismarck delivered the address of
welcome and was followed by a num-
Der of after dinner speakers, promin-
ent among whom was DR.. Franklin
L. McVey, president of the institu-
ton under whose colors the gather
ing was convened. The toasts re-
/ SpOAuCu " "clc DIS lO1lOWS.
Toasts.
DEMONSTRATION. P. D. Norton, "Be-
ware of Spooning and incoming"
Address of welcome-F. E. McCurdy.
"The University F. L.
McVey. For It's the mind that
makes the body rich.''
"The Scholar in Politics'-Dean A.
A. Bruce. de minimis non curat
lex"
"The University and the Legislature
Hon. u. l.. Burdick. There is
a higher law than the constitu-
ton"
THE Board of Trustees''-Hon. H.
T. Helgesen. Stern men with
empires in their brains.''
"The Alumni" Senator J. f. Davis.
Figures of truth. of faith, of 10y
"Reminiscences - Miss Cecil c.
Ward. Time will run back and
fetch the age of gold"
"The Ladies'-L. NJ. Rockne. "A
lovely lady garmented in white"
Many college songs We're sung dur.
ing the evening and there were many
pleasant reunions as friend met
friend not seen for many months
The guests dispersed at a late hour
after giving the university yell with
all the Ole time vim and vigor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-29
Knees Became Stiff
Five Years Of Severe Rheumatism

The cure Of Henry J. Goldstein. IL
Barton Street. Boston, Mass Is ano e;;il
er victory by HOODS sarsapaln';' :,
-,anv cases where others have utterl'
fa;led. Mr.. Goldstein says: Il SUI.
fered from rheumatism five years, II
kept me from business and caused ex-
crnciating pain. Ny knees would De.
come as stinf as steel: tried many Many
medicines without relief, then TOOK
Hoods Sarsaparilla, soon felt muc1
better, and now consider myself en- Il
tirelV cured. I recommend HOODS.
Get It today in usua! ng9la lo1.. -
chocolated tablets called oaSsosooe'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

finbsn unh reifte nad Cincinnati. Die
5rou pobRte bier Gde Der Gong unb
Cane Strabe.
= Der Columbus 1as ipurbe ees
tern in Der iiblidtn Weiie seIeiert.
Die Ofientlihsn Shulen unp bic Ban
fen pur,n fir ben Tag asfhlofsn.
- 5plesnbe StrdiIines BON Butler
Gountp i'm 3uhtb1us gu Columbus
,piinihsn duf parols sntlafIen 5u fpsrs
ben: ebarlss Youns, i'm Wsai 1910
peg:n Ginbru1s uno 5isbitdhls; Sus
musl asslsr. i'm Wiai 1903 pegen
9attinmorps; Sones gurns. i'm Sts
ipbsr 1910 lpeasn Steh.ns nit Der
4biiht 3u ptrpunbsn, uno Wm. 6.
Sbap, i'm Mai 1910 fpse:n ginbruhs
uno Disb'tabIs psrurtheilt. Dpuna
purbe 81 10 Sabrsu, SseIsr auf Sc
bsnsseit, Burns 3u 4 Sabren uno
Sbatp gu 10 Sahren 3uhtbaus psrurs
tbeilt.
Ginbrehsr braHasn porlebts
Raht in Wlieoletopn in ben Quoen
bon +. g. glart elm. fpurosn isboh
perffsutt, sbs iit gsuts miirsbmsH
tonnten.
- Der Staats. Snaenisur Sobn 6
Wtiler bon columbus, Der Gountps
snesnieur uno bic GountpsGommifs
fare inipisirtsn bic Bride iiber ben
aanal am 9rano gouleparb, Sii ga
milton, gsIteru RahnlIttae.
- Die 9robesidtporen:n ipsrbsn
am ndhiten 1ienftag ibrtn gerit:
osm Rihter 8aro eiursihen.
- gbriitidn Sttllplugb. Elm oeuts
ihsr pionier, itarb ssItsrn Wiorgen um
baIb l llhr i'm Wercp SoipitaI an Der
UQhsrIuht i'm alter BON 80 Sabren
Gr tam ais stpeijGbriass aino nit
isinen Gltsrr BON Teutihlanb nah
4msrita uno lpotnt: felt Sabrsn go.
l16 ROB 4psnus. 'Dtr 0eriiprbsns
bintsrIdbt bic trausrnDs Mittps uno
flint ainbsr.
- Die 9srlobuna pon 9omsr
Shuu unp 5rl. 6osel 8inn:6as bon
Der 8esrfisIp aunbitraB, pirp an9ss
3etgt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

Sie Rciupprt Cffiee far bus ,Gia'
tianafier @oIts6Iatt" beiiuSct ddl in
Ru. 339 gort Strake. yecennb,r oem
Gonrtbauic, lusieihit Gtnisfeiten, Iu.
Stisra u. I. IN. bic 10 llbr 10 Dfinutea
abenos entgeacuacnDmmsn mereen
SeIcpbpr Somb 2401.
- 5rieorit Bad, Der Dor sinioer
3eit in Cincinnati pon sin,m 4utos
mobiI getrOffen tpuroe, Iisst bsbsnts
lid srtrontt oarnisoer. Gr iou sineu
SdoosIbruh erIitteH baben.
GbsInsine: 0m. Oouobtrtp
uno Glpba StsOsus, geioe bon 9ups
ton, 8; Sobn Roiing uno Rarp
8urte, 8eioe BON Cincinnati.
- 9i. Glt 9oae piro moroen
abeno etnsn Stein Shorpsr" obboI.
ten.
- Die 5reuroe opn Otto greit5
bruhten ibm eeItsrn dbeno in isiner
Wobnung cine Surpriie gartp onI6Bs
LID Der grnsunune gum 9rouo Raiter
prn &sntutp Der Obj Seuops Qooen.
- Baltsr Wiearin BON Der Sobos
StraBe fieI geftsrn Ra6mittag BON
lslnsm 3peiruo uno brad oas Iinte
geiH. Or. 5iasins Isiftsts osm Der.
Isstsn bic n0thig. SiIfs.
- in Der ssitsrn abenb abaeboIs
tenen Sisung beg Staotratbs purben
nur Routinegeihdfts srIeoist uno cine
an5ab! Retnungsn sur ,3abIuns an
gepieisn.
- Ghesrloubnibi6sins. Charles
Glemdnb, 81, bon Sommsriielo, g,
uHb Bertha goparbs, 25. Don BaTbs
ingtoH court 3ouis, 8. Wm. Crane,
81, uno Goitb Wairanbi, %, ppn Co
Iumbus, 8.
- Die Gsmotraten Don Danton
baItsH beuts Qbsnb in Sit.rhuae's
9dle cine 9eriummluno ut.
Die pittsburg &c auuapbu Gool
60. at3eptirte $3.50 fir ben S5aoen
on rhrsm 9runoeigentbum an ssuirs
ftelo IpeHus in gsII.pue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13
9eatih.uians i'm Siiseu.

IS III ia cine unbeiirittene 1sats
fade, baB rsiienbe QerosuropG.r IN
ben faDsuropdiifen 2dnbsrn faii ims
Ttr iiberioroeri unb pisIfnh iiberpors
tbeiIt Derosn, Dor alien in SiaIitn,
no bic llebsrporibeilnns iehr oft 3a
S,trua uno DisbitnN ssiieiosri pirb.
Gar moH6sr Reifenbe. beionoers,
lpenn er niti Der GnnbesIprahe mad.
rig ipar, pirb iogdr an sydbriortsns
uno poiiihaItern .eine eeiamdIsrte
Summ. ano 5si bieier obsnbrsiH nod
einiee gIshmiinsen unb folide papiers
einseitedt baben. Die bauptbliitten
oes 5remoenfdngs gsbsitsn inbsb i'm
0oitbuuss uno DirtblhoftspsIen ios
spN i'm 8sr,ebrslsben, unD 3spar nibt
nur i'm Dassns uMb 5gaesperiehr,
ipnoern aud Su Dabn unb 'sn Shiff.
geioubers Sfiffabrtslinien an Der
aiifie entlane ober CUR ueberfabri bas
ben oft nrsi uer{hitbene 2arife, unS
trlansen Don bem nnfuneieeH Jren.s
Den ourhpes Den bohiten. oo man an
oersDo oieie yreife ais feit an3uieben
gepobnt lit. nnb btsIDesen nidi bans
belt. (8ueoster. bsr bur4ipea bic BE-
triigereien b.im ridbtieen Hamen nenni
unb aud bas -Qfforbirens iibsraL
anenpfieblt. Bat bies bisber bel ben
e9iffubrtsIinisn unri@tig.rpsils uns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-13

Sanriltsn gnSeieen, oofaI. .Rrtisen
nHs Nenigfeiten limb ab5uscbeu Gde
Der 4. nno Charles Strase. llnier
aaent fir 1amiltou ipobui go. 3O1
Woro Front Str. SeIepbon SamiIion
1376.T. SelepbDn Haisrcs aorreipeu
osnfen: 393X Sea.
Die GsitrpiIter U2aup, 9 unb
Ruth, II Sabre alt, 20htsr Der 5rau
Goa Crane bon WipDletopn, lpslhs am
%. September gluTna9me in Der bieiis
gen 2iuosrheimatb ianben, entipran.
gen eeiteru WOrgsn gu fribsr Stuuos
dus Der qnltalt, beitieasn cine Gar Der
Shio slettrifden giienbabu unb purs
ben fpater in Wlipoletopn bel arau
9roper gefunoen. Gle puroen mad,
osm 5elm 5uriit9ebraht.
9omer .. as.ier BON gbicaao.
tpsiter iiir5Iid bier Don i.iner Satin,
bte er Dor brei Jabren beiratbeie. ouf
S6eiouns Dertlast nuroe, mar aeftsrn
4benb bier auf Der Suhe naa ieiner
Jrau, tonnte aber tsine Spur b.rfelben
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tpie bic gopinstoner erbulten fcllten.
fsttoem 2otonid unb RoiebaleG ppinez
ton einnerleibt iino.
Senrp gplte, bon Der 2inoen
GtraBe puroe pon ben polt5iittn
9rosan uun Wprrifep psesn Sdiss
bens nit Der abiiht :. s. arieb uno
Dan. 9iaaro gu tooten psrbaftet.
Der 15idbrise 6rant 2pBler,
bon go. 706 Crescent ape., tpurbe
eeItsrn bon benz Yfsros zines 9ros
cerppaseHs geitIassn uno erlitt sinsn
grut oss Iintsn geins. Or. SerHs
bon Ieiitete benz 8srleBten bic n0tbigs
dr3tIi6e 6iIfe.
- Die ,9ldt Cats" baItsn bsuts
Qbenp ihre 8eriammlung in 3aniep's
5aue ab. Yer SIub periammsIt iib
INNER am 13. 3aee i'm Wpnat, ipsnn
sr auf einen Srettdg fdut.
- Der 0sutits 9ionierpereiH BON
Gopington belt geItern absnb feline
moHatIite 9eriammlung ab. 0err
Wm. RieoIin fiihrte ben 8oriiB uno
Setrstdr 2lIbers prOtptplIirts. Serr
Seinrit 6oItbaus puroe als Wtitglieo
aufgenommen. Sir bic 2lusarbsituns
zines Retrologs fir bas peritorbens
Wlit9Iieo Charles 8olingsr tpuroe
elm aus ben 6erreH Soispb Sermes.
8eorge Irsus uno 90. 8. Msnninger
beftsbenbss aonrnittss srnarnt. Gin
9nntssihreibsn BON Der SomiIie oes
Deritorbe Mlit9Iiebes goLlingsr fir
bic rsge 8ethsiIiaung am 2sit2nbss
9Gngnib puros osrlsisn. Der uebsrs
I6uB pom Stiftunqsfeit i'm 9strags
oon $500 purDe BEN Sterbsfonos
Iiberrpisisn.
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9astcn uno Seneoue.

- Der SaptOn guiinsb Wens Club
piro am 5r.itag Qbsnb feline 8somten
erfpGbleu. Gin bubihes muii.aIiitss
Prpgramm purbs aufgefelIt. Die
aommittesmitgIisDsr iinb: 9r. Ganes,
SeuIs StrotmonH. Robsrt SObnIon
uno SteDart 8snnina.
- Clifford Giifon unb Rapmono
aemble pon 0uptou iino nu6 Gan
Jrancisco, Gal, dbesreiit.
g. Retter uHo 9. Sbappsle pur.
ben pom pOIi3iftsn ISIsming nnsn
Ruhsitoruug oerbaftst.
= Jrau 5arrp 6inpmann bon
gsleoue puroe mad Dem Gopiueton
General Soipital gebra6t, um iit
elmer gliuoodrm Operation AT uuz
ter5isben.