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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04

Dieislbe ON Gbporb ). gurss,
$500.
alite g. gtuls an glorsurst 8.
RudmOrs. SAFE.
4nna aaipIsr an Sarab 8. Bsu,
S170O.
WaatbiIba Sonb on Minni. areser.
$500.
Wlarn G. Carroll an Ghas. G.Issr,
$1,000.
9ltH Siutsman on Bomb 5il 3. u.
Co., $500.
Mdrn Rnppenbsreer an SoutberH
Ohio g. Ii. Z. Co., $500.
gaibtrin. Berger an 6. ReGar.bD,
$1,000.
Otto 3. Diamond on Dm. G. Gup,
$2500.
ID. g. gaplis on Guarantee SspDiit
Co., $500.
Warp Goloenbrs an g. R. 2oetpit,
$3.50.
2tnno aapIsr on Sorab s. Bel,
s1700.
GEos. Rotr on GumminspiIs 6. u.
9. Co., $500.
6. g. Morrpip on 6. T. asnnsop.
$1,000.
Barbara 8. 5eins on Carthage g.
u. &. a.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04
Cincinnati, 3. Non.

Reue 5ppptbeien.
glpbe 9. Diners an wliomi Eospn.
flip q. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
alice 6. S4uIs an Cecilia Gioub.
$125.
7bcmus 3. RupIsp an 9annab gle
ming, $4,000.
Deter o. Riiblmann on O. 8. 5Off.
man. $1,000.
Stiie 3. Qebotiedur on Mliami
9oipnibip .. u. 6. Co., $500.
| glelle 6sutsmon an Bomb 6iu Q.
u. Co., $500.
| Sobn :. RsIIep on gitistHs 9ant
OF ct. Bernard. $1,000.
Glmer y. lille an Mren go. Wibs
mensr. $1,000.
CARTE 8. Chaplin on Jomes G..
Rsib, $3.50.
| Otto !. Diamond an Union CAB.
inss .. II. &. Co., $500.
Rntie aoppe on Meitsrn German
Dont, $500.
| grani 3. Sirsit an marp RobinfOn.
$500.
Gattorine 3offis an griee bin
eagle 8. II. q. Go. go. /, $175O.
Jront W. Smith an Goutbneit Gnb
3. a., $500.
Barbara oeins on mpomins g. u.
IG. Co., $7OO.
GeOrge MeLIer an Ngnes W. Woore.
$700.
Sofepb glble an Goutbern Dbio 6.
y. 8. Co, $500.
! Gelen q. Dnn an bieIeIbs, $500.
GefiIste 6bpotbsten.
Gertrude R0b an 6pbt Nart Cup
lpIa 90. 417k
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04

s5rances q. g. WalIb an 9roee W.
9onnntnne, Got 36 in 5poe part linz
ierabtb. 81.
Sames 6. Rsib an Seurp auenning.
ein 3roct 2ano in Seition 25 in
Sprinefielb ID. 81.
Games e. Reib an GarIe 8. Chap
lin, Gin 3roct 2onb in Se.tion % In
Springiielb Up. 81.
R. 8. pierlon an gopdro @oloe.
45 BEL 125 SUB an Der Oitisits bon
Gopep glps. in College 6iI. 81.
aInette st. 2ittea on 5rancss y.
3pan3ig, 30 bsi 115 SUB on Der Sits
ieite bon grootIioe 4pe., 2S5 gnb
Horblif oon ghoie Str. 81.
aunis y. gprgmonn on @ictpr
6einb, Got $50 in Robb unb Sees
j. Gurp.D pon llnb<rtIiff. 81.
Charles g. Sorin an Sonndb m.
giIes. 2S oti 100 ssub an Der Sftisii.
upu GucIio 4pe., 1o5 CUB iiibIib BON
6 Gbarlton Ctr. 81.
5annab 20. giles on Mlorn so.
Gbrin. bofelbt Gietntbual. ST..
Sorristt globberIsn an ;. 4.Sladt,
2 gdsr 2onb in Sapler port, 81.
WilIiom 81. Collins, gruites Der
Ca.Iep Part Co., 4 Cots in llnters
abtb. an SunfIoper 4pe. in pIeaiant
Riooe. 81.
Caroline 2anshpn on aarI aceppsr
II. ", Al bel 100 Jub an Der Meits
f.ite Don Race Str., sipiI5en 10. unb
Gibertn Str. 81.
John 3. 5inn on ;Jrant W.Gmitb,
Got rs uno gbsil pon Got 75 In
gpnle 6omeIteao llHterabih. S3s25.
Julio 5orslep on 2ouiIo 6. Qums
mel, Sbeil BON Got Ia in Sobn 9ims
iHiii's llnterobth. 81.
glisabeth S'5arn on Seleu z.
minn, Elm Srdct 2anb IN Ssttiou SO
in miuerset Up. 81.
miIIiom @. Depou on geIepu.
greiping Co.. Elm 9abr aeoie auf ID
bel go SUB an Der Rorbptftsts bon
gtcrss unb Smith Ctr. WondtIih,
Mlietbs $50.
Caroline 6. Wlorrop on s5ohn Q.
8runtr. TbeiI bon ben Cots 8 unb 10
in ggm. earn's llnisrabtbilung In
College Dill S1440.
Clifford 3. gorbes on emil 8.
gorbss, 5btiI bon Got IS In Qlfreb
Whiie's unterabth. in SatIen. ST..
Die Gcnrab DinbiIf So. an bi.
aibsrtp .. II. g. Co., 5 Sabre aeai.
uuf einen 2obenraum ON Giiboiseds
bon 2ibertp uno sreemon Mps., mos
na.Iid. Wi.tbe SIS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04
Aussrabnnsen in giinipe unO
Ahur.

Sn bsr mierer urcniu erihien Der
bsriibnte 4FbrioIOse unb 8absl.gt
b<Iforiher profeiior Or. r. geIisih.
um iibsr bic Rubmestbatsn Der
4xnblinbiihen am 5isris unb Gu
pbrct" gu iprthsn. Ter srfts DDrtras
gait ben 0nsgnbungen in Ninips uHo
4Hur. 3uH1hii bsrihtete profeFOr
9r. GeliEft iiber bic Gtabt Uacftul.
ben Sib Der aiinriihen a0niss. iibfr
ben IeuipeI elmer ipuHNrtbltigen 6sis
Iissn. su Der ais aonigin aIlr G1ueer
bic GIoubisen nit ibren toftbaren Gss
IhsH.sn Ftr0mtsn. Die 5duptbarfels
lung gait absr Rinips, Der pon Sans
btrib besrinbttsn Heiibens nit ihrtn
mGrknbafnn, gum abeil nod jeBt
erbnI'enen pnl1fttn. 5onkrtb, Der
iia f,Ibft ols aOnis obns st.iten be-
5sihnsts. mar bur6 iein 6elctntbum
unb feline auIturibatsn ein ndbrer
llshrmenfh innerbolb Der alien 90ls
Ter. Der poInii. ben CT Iih nit 5ilTe
Der auT 4inbenlien sefhulten unb ees
ninler AuHitler noh etgtHer Mnor3s
nuRg erboiien lieb, III Der sroBtt olIsr
bis i.st ousssgrubentn g}aIdfte. 4ls
Utaierial Der innsrtn Ausftntfung
purbe OpIh. GiIber. glfmbein, G.s
berns unb GbsnbOl3 psripenb<i. Die
GsloFt 5.isen perfhspenbtrifdsn
goIbs unb iiinf,Ieriiden Shmud.
Dor bem Goupteingang fpie in ben
66fsn nnb ouf ben 5erroHen ipurbsn
In Gfulptnren JliigelroHs. 2Oipen u1b
GtiertoIofit oufgsfteIlt, beren Trans
port oon einem ne.r bon Stlonen bes
Iorsi ipurbe. Dte Q0pfe bisisr 1biers
gsiioiisH butien mebr OILS Menihtns
gr0be. Gin krriihtr pari mar bon
WoHerbGhen burhfIOFen. Dir porasa
| funbenen, $40 Dor gbriitus entitnnbss
nsn Rslitfs oeieen cine erItaunlife 2ss
benbisisit btr DdriieIlung. Die Bill
Der fiihren bic Grfiiirmuns elmer syeiis
bes HiIIonbes. SJensn aus elmer
GhIa6t ipiber bic Arnber. esfsiIelit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04
Grzns.is.nthHms iletertraguxseH

DiQiam 81. Collins an 5arolb
9ut!.r, 5 Sabre 2eoie ouf Got 7 in
2ouis a. Martp's llnter1bth. in Rors
poob. Wpnutlihe WieiH SIS.
Sohanna Sumbert an Sdmusl 3.
araemtr, s Sabre 2eois auf so 4ter
2anb in Se.tion IL in Columbia Up.
Sabrlids Wstbs $500, nit BEN pris
piIssium bes 4utaufsrehts fir $4,000.
5onnob $. 8irieniamp on 1homds
5. RupIsp. % bel 100 JuB on Siios
oitsts BON Doriap pile unb DeIls
Ctr. 81.
DilIinm WpIf an Glisabetb psds
itsot. 2ot9 in Sn0tp. .Mbiie u.8urnsi's
llnierabtbeilung in Mi. Genlibp. $4O0.
Caroline Rod!in u. u. on WiIIiam
Sugie, Sbeil bon Got IL in Mm. 6oIs
ls's 4ooition in Wt. 6toltbp. 81.
Qntonistts SsIper u. VI. on yront
5offnsr, Got 206 in Jaeob 5oifner's
llnierabib. an 4pps Ctr. 81.
Jrau Rusblmdnn an 6. u. seiI.sr,
apniratt bus 6runbfiiid gio. 3060
gplerain aUs fir $1,000 au psrloufen.
Robsrt g. greuer an garris Z.
grtuer. Got 80. 10 In Sinblinger's
llnterabtbeiluns. 81.
alice g. S6ulb an Deter Gtaob
II. a., 40 b<i 135 Jub an Der Siibieits
bon grbor Ctr, 465 Gnb Sitlih bon
GoDoroE Noan. 81.
Sulin u. Qarmenter an Gsoburp
6. pOllarb, Got 20 in sJroni o. ains
nsp's llnterubtb. 800.
Jreberid Sunbermonn an ssreberid
8refue. 2heiI BON Got 26 In Sobn R.
Uicaeans ltuterabth. 81.
Cecilia arumer an 6orrn Z. pierz
ION, Got 81 in MiIIs unb aline's L.
unterabth. In YoriDoob. 81.
Robert s. GrsIop an Defie poos
nan, Got 80 in Grefap's Gprings
Ilnternbtb. ST..
4nna Sled u. u. an Jobn 3. Rsls
lep u. o.. gbeil BON Got 3 in pbiI.
lips unb gater's llnterobib. In ct.
Bernard. 81.
Mren SO. Wibmeper an gImer R.
Ollie u. r.. Got 8 IN Grnfr'S llatsr.
Gbtt. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04
(Sorti folgt.)
Sc0sr S0rper r1dlt iifl

fir ibm ongetfone llnbilben. Gopfs
fhmer5en, it.ebter 9sfhmad. llebel.
teit, GeIbfutt, @sritcpfunq uno ons
bere Spmptpme BON 9rontbeiten oes
Wagens, Der 2eber unb DER Gaae finO
it6ere Qn3ei6en, bab Sbr bisie Or
game mibbraudt bait. GbenIo iifsr
iit uber aud, oaB Sbr ben aDrpsr fuis.
Der berIObnen, ipisoer geTunb ma6sn
t0nnt, tpenu Sbr Die fir jene &rant.
beitsn bette Qr3nei, bic bsriibmten ct.
Bernard GrGuterpilIen, eebrauht.
9ur pflan5enbeItanbtfeils. Steiue gif.
tiQe uno dBenoe geimiitung, ipie
9uediilber, unb bes6aIb out feline
3uderbule! 25 Gents. 2tue gpat5ss
fen. 9,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04

eiebt es glugenipeibe unD 6<rsItdrfuns
In JiilIe. so lautet unitre Werabres
buna in gssug ouf bas WlitiagseiIen.
0as 6riibftiid aber nehmen mir bier
gemeinibaftIih Elm, ipenn Sie 10 friib
uufitehen tpie ih, oenn ih ipnnosre
gBinter uno CONNER I'm fiinf llbr
ihon iiber bic 9ergs bort nah meinen
Gonptpir, Da icb bod sinige 8epegung
i'm 5rsien bdben uno friIhe Snft ihDs
pfen muB. 4benbs aber iOnnen Sic
nit uns ober no anosrs fpciIen, pie e.
Sbnen beIiebt unb ih Iebe es pprdls,
baB Sie nit 4rnoIo tiihtig umfers
itreifsn iperben, mas ih nur bilIigen
unb ipiinThen tann. 60 iino Sic alio
burh nihts gebunben unb mir eben 10
ipenig - Jreibeit mub fein - ouf
ben Bergen ipie I'm S1us unb D1s iou
oas Wtotto inIerer ndberen Werbin.
bung iein. so tperoen sic fth balo
in Shre neus Gage ididen lsrnsn uno
ipieber Elm freisr Sdpei3er unter
Shpei3ern fsin. llno tpas nun bas
Nnoere betrifft" = unb hierbei ildhm
fein brdunes Mugs einen erniteren
Gusbrud on i'd msine. tpas Gle
ionit nod auf BEN 6sr3en hdben, unb
mas eigentlidb nid)t mebr oahin 9e=
bort - Gle perfteben mid - 10 foa
Der tIsine ReIt bon Dem alien aumuer
baIb gebobeR fein DEM ipsnn Gis
siumaI srit nit mir in Die 8erse ssfiie.
gen Iino unb 9oites grobs unb rsifs
Welt in ibrem ppIlen 9ldns gsiehen
baben, bann iperbsn Sic iih ipunoern,
fpis raid1 oas dlIe dleten aus Der
Ssele lpGiht uno ale irbiinsn Soraen
nit bem winbe Dcrlpebt. Inf1nas
MAIDEN mir natiirIi1h Hur ileine Sous
rem ba unb bort binauf, ollmdblih
dber qeben mir 5u 1robsren iiber ure
i'm Suli unb 4uouit, ipsnn srFi bic
Shnesbergs gonsbor iiuo. oonn mol
len tpir ouh biefeu etHsH 8efuh abs
ftdttsn, oumit Sie Die lleber5eu9ung
erldnaen, bnb Sbr Gjottbdro niht ols
Iein Darit gsiegn:t it, - aber fehen
Sie oot Sbren prdttlgsn Suno ea
- taum iprehe Id pom Shnse une
pom 8pttbdro, 70 ijsht sr mid grpb
an nit ieintn frommsu 2lugen, ais OBJ
er peritGnoe, mas it iprehs. 5ubsH
Gle ben pom gott5dro mitgehraht2"
Die 5reunbe berihtetsu, ipas iih
sundhft duf ben 6uro bs3og uub Wers
ner bat I'm Gntihulotqunq, bdb sr
bas grobs Sbier nit in oas gaitli6s
Saus eebraht.
.Dariiber oerliersn Gle tsin Mort"
iaats Der yberIt. sd bin Elm 5peunb
Der Sbisrs ipie Der qau3eu Ratur unb
siHen fcIt]en Sunb babe ih mir Ianse
gslpiiniht. 6ebc, 5ingaI. Oh biit
mir aud tpiIItommen, unb nun LAB
uns cute 6reunbe iein,"
Jin9aI srhob iih, oIs % sr dntipors
ten iDpLs, aus feinsr rubsnosr Gage.
Isgis cine ieiner 8orberpfotsn auf bas
Sris bes tpsibt0pfigsn mannss. unb
oisIer itreidelte itm letis ben aptf,
poburt bic nsus Grsuuoidaft bsF.s
aeIt mar.
Ils nun Der Sbetft abst ipsnise
Winuten iih entftrnte, um ous fsiner
Wobn'tubs gigarren fir Die WlGnn.r
su hplsn. od er aIs Rtttrauaer ME
haulit perieheu mar, tpanhts fh mers
nsr ar QruoIo's Wtutter. pdbrsno ats.
tsrsr 81 isinsm papassi trat, unb
faets:
rSis iinb aIio nirilih 70 aiitis,
mid ouf siuigs 3eit in Sbrsm 5auie
aufnsbmen su lpolien. Gran 6aIesr2
Wsrb ih Sbneu benn bamit tsiue su
groBs Gorge nahtn2@
(5ortissung folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04

8efangene unb beren Wibbanblung in
elmer nod issi ergreifenben Weifs Dor.
WldH iieht ferner gilesr bon gouens
jdgoen SarooaapdI's, Der ahibunbsrt
20ptn CUR Strsts brnd,s. Gin bOhss
aunitiptrt reprdItntirt bic ftulptureIle
8arfielIung Der Iterbtnbsn a0tpiH pon
Rinine. 3ieie plaitiIdsn Werie iinb
ais foIorirt gu nentsn. Die 5arbsn
iino jebod bereits ptrblabt.
! als erObisn SfoB untsr ben Guns
ben bsseianet DtIisih bic Ibontofsls
bibIioib,i. 6i:r iino $1,000 9afsin
entbaIttn, bersn Snbult open, legens
ben, Jobeln uno pialmen bilbtt. Die
gibIiotbi. bic i'm qoipenssma6 iId5
befane, iit sin litterdrif6er Stds otn.
GlsihsH unb 1T berufsn, 2ihi iib,r bic
Dtrfuntene aultur gu bersiten. Dir
GrabftGtte bss propbeien Sonas. Die
iid TN elmer Wofdee befinbtt, in Der
5orihung bis iebt psrf6loiT.n gsbIi.s
ben. Sanbrib bate aud ben gau
Der Siaot fslbit unn ibren MoblftaHD
atf0roert. SIN Mitt.IpunH ruurbe eiR
a0Higstprfo nnseieot. Rehis uno
linfs bieIer breiien Straben purbsn
Gentmd!er bsribmier 0sInen oufets
itelli. Wtgtn Der pieIsn SdGes, bic
i'm paloii ongsbduft .paren, purbs
cine gefsiiignng nothnenbig. GO ipnrs
Be cine Wauer, bic piersis 3iegeI bid
mar, dngsIeet. Der nod Elm aubeHfpon
binsugefiigt ipurbs. Gum 3ipsde ririh-
fhufili6er 6ebung tpihmsie Sanherib
Der Stabt Elm uneexures Mrsdl gum
3pede bes Sbitboues. sros Der gro.
btn Gunbe ift bisber fir ben ges
iammtumFnna Der syorihung In Qinipe
nod ni6t Geniigenbss s.ponHsn. 9ohs
intertHani lit Elm bsf6riebenes 9buns
prisma Sonberib's.
Der 8ortrasenbe tpanbts fd nun
ben 4ussrabunssn in Qfur gu, Der
dlteittu aifprifhsn 5ouptitGbt. Die
Stabf puroe auf eintm 6iigsl in Der
sierisebtne erbdut. Wian fano mais
| fsranlogen Dor, Die su ben 9errnFsn
fiibrtsn, AS Strnbntanaliiirungsn.
Die Stroben unb @nifen ipurb.n bios
seItgi. cine aifpriffs Rubmesbole
iDurbe aufgefunbeH. Inter ben dasss.
srobsnen SieIlen iit bisjeniss Der a0.
nigin Semirnmis ala bic iiinitltrif9
uno hiiiortfh iperibpollite su be3.ifs
neH. Gin punberbdrer Gnnb iit aud
Der babpIonifde Traht, Der sintn
Ghlanetnsorper 5eiet. CT gsbori In
bic Reix Der sumeiIs unsrtI1rliheH
mnitiif<n Shiere nnter ben GtuIptu,
rsn. Sn jebem Der pripoibdufer funo
man aiften Dor, bic bsm 6eiliseniult
eepiomti sparen. Sinri auseebilbes
mar bos Jortifitoiionsp.Ten in AHur.
Gebr inisreFani ssitaliete iit bic
Gdilbsrung Der aiTprifttn GrabfGi.
ten. Die 4Tnrier tnnntsn ieine gs.
meinIamen Wssrdbniboris, bic aobten
tpurDen einfnh i'm 2duit nufgebobrt,
no ihnen 9opfar6ber errih!,t tpurben.
Die WoblhcbtHoen srbouien fir i6re
9obitn Geipolbs nit einem ginittiees
f6aht. Der aeihnam iDurbe c6ne
Sarg psfentsr. 8ei ben ausgrabunasn
fanb man tsins Spur tpsibIiher reber.
rtItt. NIT 4usnabms zines einsiaen
Shdbtls unb pielsr 1riniesfdbe. Die
foni! nod nussegrobsnen OeaenffGnbe
in aiiur asben Elm DollIt1nbiees Bib
bes aifpriihen auniipslperbts. Wlnn
fdnb gkihmsibs aus bsr 3eit BON
lITla t,n~ RL~sgko
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-04
Gine syreube.

gritsr Stubent: rDarum 10 freubia,
Suff? 5dit Du ettpas BEL 0einsm
bdrtber5igen Sntel 81 Stanbe ges
bradt2"
3peiter StnDent: .GetpiB-- 9riefe,
hie ibu ertDsiatsu.s
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g ei Der 9B Be.

Regifeur (3um S6auipieIsr Bel Der
probe): nDenn sic burd ben Dplh
gefolIen iinb, ba miifen Sic bod bel
tooter ausfeben als fol"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
Navarro and Forty of His Men Mis-
taken for Enemies.

Navarro and Forty of His Men Mis-
taken for Enemies.
Guanajuato, Mexico, June 3.--One
hundred residents of Leon are dead,
and wounded tonight as te result OF
riot in that city today according to
telephone messages received here.
Navarro with forty of his men en-
tered the place this morning to await
the coming of Madero. The leader
went OF the Zocalo and while making
a speech there a mob formed and at
tackled he Jail with the object OF re-
leasing the prisoners. The police
fired on the rioters. Navarro rushed
his men to the DEFENSE of the loca
was mistaken by them
for a part of the mob and fired upon
Notwithstanding this, he gave orders
to continue in the assistance of sup
pressing the mob but order was not
restored until scores had been injured
and many killed.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
RADIo-AoTWe pRopERTIgs.
Mt. Valley Springs City offices Nov
Occupy Handsome Quarters.

The city Office of the Mountain
Valley Springs Company now occupy
handsome rooms in the Southern
Club building, which Aas been fitted
mp specially for their occupancy. Tn,
interior has been redecorated anG
they VIII also have the use OF the
large room in the rear which was
at one time used as a pool room and
this Will be fitted up for patrons who
drop in Tor rest and to drink the ia
nous Mountain Valley water Their
new large quarters will enable then
to entertain from fifty to 100 without
inconvenience and the new head.
quarters are as handsome as any
the city and will prove big con
venience to their thousands of pa.
irons who annually come here for tAs
benefit OF Mountain Valley water
which already has a nation wide
reputation for kinney, stomach and
L.dduRT troubles.
A recent analysis made by Edward
H. Keiser. Pm d., professor of Chem.
istry, Washington University, ST
Louis, finds Mountain Valley Springs
water TO be radioactive, which ac
counts for it's curative properties il
the treatment of kidney diseases
govt ami rheumatism
Following is Professor Keiser.
letter informing them of the resu'
of his analysis
The Mountain Valley Springs Com
pany,
/ Gentlemen:
have made careful examina
Etion OF the Mountain Valley Springs
water and | find the same to bt
active.
! find this radio-activity to be due
to substance dissolved in the waite
and not merely to dissolved emana
ton Yours very truly,
EDWARD II. KEISER,
Professor Of Chemistry
Manager John w Campbell is % be
congratulated upon securing so favor
able location for his city office, an.
his determination to give patrons th'
best in every respect.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
ATTENTION MoosEl

A big Dutch lunch. swell blow
out and a special program OF enter
tainment, will be given at Moose
Hall next Friay night.
Special Program.
One hundred round boxing con
test between James Jeffries and
Cecil Ledgerwood.
A ten-throw wrestling contest be
tween DIR. Shelton and Henry G.
Covington, and other features.
Every member is urged to be pres
ent as large class of candidates
will be on hand TO buck the goat
JAMES L.. GRAHAM
Dictator
II. c. CONVICTION, sec'y. 6-4-3t
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
ADMIT DRINKING
WHILE ON JURY
GRAND JURY GETS SOME FACTS
ON CONDITION OF JURORS
BUT TO NO AVAIL
Aside From Exposing Condition, for
Moral Lesson it Will Teach, There
Seems to be Nothing TO do.

That members of the jury which re-
turned the acquittal verdict in favor
II John Rutherford, who had been
charged with the killing OF Oscar
chitwood, had INDUCED freely in
drinking while considering their YER
iict, as wei as before the case was
finally submitted 10 them, has been
determined through evidence disclosel
before the grand jury, but that there
is nothing to be done in the matter is
also evident
The grand jury had one member OF
The Rutherford jury before it who
told of being for conviction at first
but that after much argument he be-
came tired and was willing to agree
to verdict of not guilty. He told the
grand jury that drinks had been fur
nished the jury with apparent free
dom and that the members who were
disposed TO drink drank freely.
There had been a false impression
created that an investigation OF this
subject might have far reaching affect
in the matter of the Rutherford YER
dict, but this was dissipated by those
who realized hat while exposing the
matter would bring good results in
preventing such conditions in the flu
IRE, yet there was nothing that could
interfere with the verdict of the jury
after It was received and the prisoner
discharged from court.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
GOOD NEWS FOR ICATARRH
SUFFERERS.

So many hundreds Of catarrh VIC
Tins who have taken the HYOME
treatment. have written thanking Us
for Publishing our method of taking
the HYOMEI vapor treatment in con
nection with the inhaler that we glad
/ ly publish 1t again.
The vapor treatment is especially
Recommended in stubborn cases Of
chronic catarrh of long standing, but
remember that the inhaler should be
FUSED daily as usual.
| This treatment only takes five min
ut%s time before going to bed. Pour
teaspoonful of HYOMEI into a
bowl of boiling water. cover head and
bowl with towel and breathe for sew
eral minutes the vapor that arises.
You will be surprised at the result
OF this treatment; it makes the head
feel fine and clear; you will sleep
better and that stuffed up feeling
win gradually disappear.
This method will break up the
worst cold in the head in one night.
A bottle Of HYOMEH costs so cents
at Sorrells Drug Company. who guar
antees it. Complete outfit. which in
cludes the little pocket inhaler, costs
$500.
No stomach dosing; just breathe
HYOMEt and cure catarrh and all
diseases Of the breathing organs. Free
trial bottle by addressing Booths
Hyomei Co. Buffalo, n. Y
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
BEATS MISS SUTTON.

Philadelphia, June MRS. Ed
ward Raymond OF New York. form
erly Miss Louise Mammong, holder
of the tennis championship OF Penn
syiyania and eastern states. TO-DAY
defeated Miss Florence Sutton 81
Los Angeles, Calf, in the challenge
round, two sets TO one.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04

Representative Wilmington and Nc
Loughln and Senator Hamp Williams
are spending today at home, and VIII
leave for Little Rock this afternoon to
resume their legislative duties.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
RIOTS IN MEXICO.

II. c. CONVICTION, sec'y
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04

1t is worse than useless TO take
any medicines internally for muscu.
lar or chronic rheumatism All that
is needed is free application of
Chmberlain's Linimcnt. For sale by
all druggists.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04

Police Judge Jack Archer and his
wife leave today for Huber Springs
md other Texas points, where the va.
cation will be spent
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
DANCING

Childrens class in dancing being
organized, ending July / Hours Q
to 8 Terms very reasonable. Mrs
Hays, opposite Park Hotel. Phone
761. 6-2-4t
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04

S. B. Williams. Of Whiteright TEX,
cousin Of former sheriff r. l.. WI.
liams of this city, has returned home
after a pleasant visit here
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-04
HASKELL IMPROVED.

Muskogee, Okla, June 3.-Tae con
dition of former Governor c. n Has
kell, who is i'll here. Is uch improved
tonight
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-09
Grandfather clause
Denounced by Bishops
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Holding their Scmi-Anntlal Meet
ing in Oklahoma with Large NJ
tendance.

Oklahoma City, November l.
Bishops are here for the semi-an-
nual meeting of the Bishops which
began today. The conference will
continue -ver Sunday
The first session was marked BY
denunciation Of the famous grand
father clause" in the Oklahoma
constitution. which makes it almost
Impossible for \ Negro to vote, by
Bishop Hartsell, OF Monrovia, IL
IBERIA. lie also said all Christian
nations should pray for success Of
Italy i'll its war against Turkey.
bishop Hartsell also told of great
progress i'll work in the Negro state
Of Liberia.
Foremost church .llen here in
Cludc W. S. Lewis, in charge OF the
Methodist church work in China:
bishop J. G. lIartsen, Monrovia, Lii
IBERIA; Bishop Frank Bristol, for
merry President Mckinley's pastor
in Washington. now in Buenos
Ayres; I%shop William Burt, Zu-
rich, Switzerland; bishop William
T.. Mcdowell, just returned from y
trip around the world, giving espec-
ial attention to conditions in India =,
BISHOP Henry W: w arren, Denver:
Bishop J. +. Berry, former editor
OF the EDworth :" Herald: uuBish0,,
David II. Moore, Cincinnati: Bishop
John NJ. Walden, retire;. of Cincin-
natl; Bishop Earl Cranston. Wash
lEgton; Bishop Lu:ner B. Wilson,
Just returned from Africa: Bishop
Edwin II. Hughes, San Francisco,
9hh Bishop G. w. Smith, of Port
land, Ore, for % years edition of
the Christian Advocate, of Pitts
burg.