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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
3miammeufOk
3wi(den autumObit uaO Bicycle On Oer
1awt6Orne aue.
3ruei Quaben crletOea lttensgeIabr'
libe 8ultBunBen.

Gin f6fuerer llnfda, pelher ieoenz
fals elm WsnI6enIsbeH forbern ptro,
ereiqnete fih aeitern Rahmittag an Der
Safptborne 2peuue, 5pif4en prtce uno
DarIaD 2lpenue, price Sta. Der II
Sabre alte Bupio 4mbrole, Sohn oes
golisiiten 5orrp QmbroIe, DO. Gil
Scfptborne 4benue. unO iein IL Sabre
alter Spielfamsrab Sol. 2utep, BON
go. 900 6dptborue 4Denue, tuhren
auf eirem gicbcle bic StraBe entldn5,
aIs oos iFabrrdb nit bem autpmobtl
beg 5arrp SO. Ranoolpb, rpobnbaft I'M
Glberon 5latgsbdube, toaioirte. Die
ttioen anaben iDurben in tpeiten goz
qen duf Die 5eite gsihlsuoert, uno oas
gicpcle puroe oemolirt. 4mbroie mar,
als er aufgehoben fpuroe. betpuBtios.
/ Is: nurbe in benz 9oIiseiautomobil
noh oem Bethesda 5Oipital sebraAt,
rDc es iih berousitslte, bab ietn Shds
eel an Drei SteQsn gebro6en Dorosn
tpur. Der 3uItano bes beouuernspsrs
ften anaben ift Elm duberit beoentltz
der. SoT. QudeD ipuroe IN oem 4utoe
mobif oes RanbOlpb nuh ieiner eltsr@
/ lihen Do6nung gebraht, no 8r. Wm.
gsubeauH, pon Ro. 1906 prics 4oe.,
tonftatirte, buB sr auBer I6rperen
Rcntuiionen iunsre 8erIesungen ods
ppngstro9en bate.
| Ms bas 9oIi3siautomobil i'm Be
oriff Ftduo, nah Der llufalliteQe ub3u:
fahrsn, lief imgnlt3eihauptquartisr BIZ
Utelbuuq elm, baB Der "a Sabre alt
! gtrsiuer 3apib Wontgomerp, bor
90. 3418 Cartilage pite, pdbrsno De-
= arbeit on osm Sauis, No. TIA GIberor
2toeuu, infolge 3uiammenbruts cine!
Geriitts aus elmer 50te pon 10 Jul
, sur Grbe tindbgsfallsn lei. Die Ularn
, itaft bes 4utomobils srbislt ben auf
traa, uuf Der Fitfahrt pom Der LIN
: faAiteils an 6arptborne Ioenue De-
; perunaladtsn Shrstnsr ab3ubolsn I'm
D nad bem itGOtiIden Sofpital su brtr
= qen. Disfss eefhab uno i'm 0O'pttc
\ ite1te es Ti6 berdus. oaB Ueontsomer
+ nit aontuTionsu unoa6i6urfunsen I
:, geiueu unb 2lrmen pdoongetomme
" mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

9tuhc 9urtb 8cub BON elmer SraetI0n
Gar ii6crfahrcu uHo getDOtct,
Coroner uuS Rolisei NIT ltnteriu'
dung oes 5aDes beidlGftig.t

Der un6etannte Wtann, luelher IN
Der 9pnneritng Raht tur8 Dor II uhr
in Rortb 9enp BON etnem WdgeH Der
6. 6. &c u. Traction @omp. iiberfahz
rem uno get0otet puroe, 1T geitern aIs
Der SO Sabre alte 5armer Sobn 9ol@
ton pon petersburg, 8eone 60, &q.,
ipentifi3iert porpen. Der Coroner tit
nit elmer eingebenDen unteriu6ung be-
. ihGfttat, oQ Die W0gIihteit, oaB IS
fi6 bei Dem 5ooe pes Wannes I'm etn
9erbrsten bqrbslt, ntdt aus3uihIies
Ben gu ietn iheiHt. SOhn SenlOn
WptormQRn Der Traction Gar, ertlart
oaB Cotton rsgungslos quer iiber Der
Shieneu lu5 uuo 5pdr mad elns'
! iaarfen 3urps, fobaB er (Senfon) Der
| R6rper erit bemertte, ais bic Gar I'D
uur nod peuige SUB Don oemIsIbsE
! sntfernt befano.
Qnbere 2lngeItsLlte Der Comp. tbetI
ten BEN Coroner nit, ouB 9oItoH an
| DonnerItdg uahe Gleoes NIT mebrerel
RGnnern einen bsftisen Streit gebab
babe. Rah Der Gage oes a0rpsrs all
bem @elstTs gu urtbsilsu, isi 9oIto1
pabrftsiuli6 auf bic Sdisuen geleg
porosu. Coroner uno polt5ei tin
nit eifrigen RadfOrf6unsen beihdf
tiat. Bon oritter Seite tit osm go
roner bic Rabri6t 3usegungeu oa
5oltpu am 9onneritag fart getrunte
6obsu foa unb ii6 jsoeHfaIs auf b
Geleiie gum Shlafen niebergeIegt bat
te. Die augsb6rtgsn bss 5ooten tbeI
Ten Dem Coroner nit, oaB 9oIton fl
bdufig in Gef6dften nuh Rortb Ben
gu begsben pflsgte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
ZmdDel elbrn6.
Suabe BON eiHer GtraBsnbGhurar
nieeergeraaat.

9eorge 5anforp. 13 Sabre alt, Don
Blue 2ids Springs. Sp., poats GEE
fteru 9(beuo in 8eaIeituHg ietuss 8as
ters Die Sunt StraBs IN DIR
Gilmore gpsnus trsu3eu, als er pom CTS
mem in pemIelben 2tugeubIite herun.
nebenoen StrabeubabHpageu Htsosrs
oeraunt unb auF bic Sette gei6leuoert
rurbe, ipp er bstpubtIos Itegen bIieh.
Der 8sruugludte puroe in oem 4Soii@
aeiautomobtl nuch benz fdottfcnea 5os
ipital uebrabt, no e. iFh ergob, bob
er sinen S6Gpelbruh, iouts fhrere
aontuiipnen erIitteH bate. Wem ne
Shulo on bem lIufdu bet5umefien 1T,
| lieB iih nod uidt feftiteuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
8ranfia.r sSuno.

Die poli3iItsn Speensn uno Wec'
Gulum ipurben gsIteru NbsHo beHuh.
rintigt. bag lie in Der gabepdnns oes
BON BEN 9aeaer 5psncer CHM uno 4l'
BERT Meefs betppbntsu Sauie SO. 59(
Sauibal Gtrabs eine eiHsH GuR lang
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
aseIidss Gaeisasssr sfsbatf. saitas, II. ani 1911

ytidarb aeiber fpar gsitGnbig, istnsn
friiberen Nrbeitgsbtr 8. B. Moran
BON gornea 8lace INN Gilberia4en etc
i'm 8ertbe BON $40 befoblen 3u bdben.
Gr fpuros gu 30 9agen arbeitsbaus
uRb elmer GeIbItrafe BON $25 nebit ao@
ten perurtheilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

Stauge 0Dnamit nit 3iiRoidnur ss-
funben Doroen iei. Die 8spobHer oes
5ouIes psIde iid fiirdteten, ben uns
beimlt6en 9egeuitano gu sHtfernsn, srs
tldrteu, feline Qbnun9 Odpou 5u haben,
ipie oas 0pndmit al bic 5unbiteae gez
lunat lei. 2(uf gInoronung oeS iteus
pertretenoen Yoli3ei6eis Sobu Grimm
puroe oas Gpnamit in ben 5IuB ees
porfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
Gterblid,f feits sbfrid,t.

Gillian Gtantcn. 80. NeWaiiIan Ct,
unb Auburn Aptnus; auberfuIofe.
gbDarb penn. Is. 2195 auttr
gitp apeuue; 1ubertulois.
@trrge f1ilb. 81. 1856 DarIdir
Aptnus; Ghrpdd,e
Florence Gnulibeis. 8 adge. 2311
Goleruin MDenut; driibatburt.
sra Gianforfb, %, GttDn 9oTpitall
Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
RefuItat bsr ssfrtgeu
Spiel le

Geute RaGmittag I'm 3 ubr tpiro
Der aampi stpiihen ben rReos" unn
.Superbus i'm bisfigeu 8oIlpcrt forts
aeieBt. 0aspar uno @tc2eon 1tno
sur geoienuue uHierss Ssi6ages
auserleien. O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
llHheimItd,.

9eitern gtprgeH in oIIer 5riibs cts
tcnten aui benz Giuciundtisr gaoe Der
6. uub 8. Bride ihrile 5tlfernfe
etuer peibli6en Gimme. Die poli5si
ftefIte Tofort RahForfhuneeH on, ohns
jeoo6 cine Spur Der Jrau fiRosn 30
tpunen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17
Nerim0te
iiebem
Mer,te
Nein GebeH iparoe DDH BerEHa
gerettet,

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Is rge Hotue
Su. fdreibt
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beu " crate
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All ctueut aa-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

bert garts qebcn, obne ans3uru9en ,,,,,,,.
uc6nen UNI Id tBat - JeBt smptIu6s ida eaE
eerunu mctn 2ebeu gcrrttet bat. w tb ~ ~
fetc 9RcpI5H auf GroeH uno I0 IeuIpe hi9A
obnc oieietbc ieiU.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

2aaftsE ssfiHas.
Seises galas.En 25e per Eaart, roc inf .SfaiAs
essss @sisfsr
1ss gssit 9. ctr. sip. @gum aHe Central Hst.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

gelegt "a 5toateu beInft uuo in
mebr ais bunOert StGoten geiprohen
boben. 9ie Trogen, neIhe oos SIC.
oeprogronm Oes GrGiioenten baupt.
iddlid biloen mo Oie Serr Eoft Be.
fiirportet, iiuo: Gin6eitlide @eiet.
gebina. Defenders hiniihtlih Che.
lhei0unqen uto 8ieoerperbeiru.
flung g%eidlieoeuer 8erionen. oeren
8erbot ODER @rihfperung i'm Snte
reiie Der Morol miinitensruert6 lit,
gefeitigung oes 4onomofonols 8e.
form oes Establishments Sonoe[ nit
Oen 8bilippinen; Sohit. uno Min.
o%eIt3oaidbe i'm Earifqeies; GrboItuna
uuo rationele 8epirt6ihaftung oes
BoSens Sporiamfeit in oen &eaie-
rungsousgaben; llnioeriolihieosge-
ridte; gelt1tigung ser gertrGee nit
Sonouros un0 0icorogua; bunoes.
obergeridtIihe @ntiheiounaen unS
oeren 8irfung; 9ruits GadetpoIi
unO Notwithstanding.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
Sin s6rwinOs Ipaida.

MatItopha Sioufi, elm 42iGbriger,
in 9[e9ppten mabrfoh Dorbeitrdfter
Sfapin@er aus. &oiro. ser i'm Sch
ruor 5. s. in Der Altasburger Wta-
ifinenfabrif als tirfiifer WliniIter
nit groBen 8eiteaungen auftrat, lit
bon Der Straffnmmer Iltgsburg abb
Qeurt6eilt tDoroen. Der Shminoel-
paida ~unter8eidNtete Der g%enonuten
Gabrif cine Don Thr ielbit ausgeiteate
3o6lungsompeiiunr Don 100000
so. auf Die Ruiierlife Ottomnnbanf
in &omitautinopel ais AbBoblung fir
Ieine qroBen 8eIteaungen urto woate
oarauf6in cine BropiIion in bar bon
Der 6obrif baber Die ieood nit Der
Nlts8a6lnng 5%uriid6ielt un0 oen
8ai6a MIR nit einem i~penotoen
W3ubl regaIirte. Deutitnpbo Sioafi
muroe tDegen 8etruges, Degm elmer
3ehpreaerei in einem SoteI in Plugs,
burg ulpo pegen Der faliden Inter
Idrift aui ieiler 3obIungsanweiiune
megen llrfunoenfdlih dung, 81 elmer
@eIommtgeidngniBitrafe BON einem
Sabr perurtbeilt. 3nei Monnte
nuroen BON Der erlittenen Inter.
mdunggboft in Mbredn1ing gebraft
Ser Stootsampolt bate 5tpei Sabre
un0 aft Monnte @efdngniB bean.
trogt, Oas @eriht biaigte ieOoh Dem
angeflogten ols pathologiiHemMen EN-
Iden miloernoe umltdnOe aai. Die
9erionalien beg 4ngeflngten tonn.
ten erft Dor &uraem Olirb ooftDIo-
Tfopif6e @rmittlungen 0tpiiden Der
MeiinAener um0 Der 6gpptfifen Boli,
sei feItgeiteG tDerOen. Die 8erbon0-
hrng in Mugsburg fpuroe 0urh Der
mittlung oes Wtiinbener 4eeDptolo-
gen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GEL
FEELS in orobiiher unc tbeils IN
fronSof1der Sprohe gefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

MtboIin. Grnu SObu g.. DrereI
aus PHILADELPHIA. pieOer oufnebmen,
un0, penn lie iiesreih aus Oentiel-
ben berDoreebt, als Die unbeitrittene
6erriderin in 0en Rreiien Der Sod
feinen@ BON Heipport gelten, elm 30
ften. Ser ieit Dem Lobe Der 6rau
Gitor pofant lit. 6rau Drerel bat
fib ~naer6ings ole A%btpeienbeit Der
Grou Mius 5unuse gemaht uno nab
ren0 Oes Sommers tiidtig rorgeor-
beitet. 9iht meniger ais 100000
IteQte Der 9err 8emabl ibr BET Be
gtnn Der Soiion iiir ibre @eieai6of-
ten our 8%erfiigiing uno iie bat oas
@elO ou6 nit 8eronitolting BON
BGnen, Diners, Soupers IL. 10.
reOliA Derbpouht, ioSoB ibr NeUpor-
ter 8oIaIt Der Sammelplnb Der Cpl
6enen Sugeno" mar. 8obrl1einli9
nir6 lid Die 9eemporter @eieai6oit
in 5tpei feiit0lihe Eager eeipalten bd'
ben, tpenn 6rou Drills nit ibrer gtu'
iterune iertie eemorOen lit.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

gartei elm @egenfdnOioat eritanoen
lit, 10 lag fir i'm Die beionoere Notb-
nenoigfeit Dor, nod Dem Setnigen
au ihauen ODER, pie es I'M politii6en
Sargon lautet, nieine 3dune ails8u.
beiern".
4m Is. September trot Ser Br1ii-
bent ieine &eiie BON Bolton aus an,
uno 3rpar i'm 8rioottpaggon, Der
ibm BON ben Giienbabnen sur 8erfii-
auna geIteQt moroen uno ben er
tpGbrenO Der gan3en 5abrt benuben
miro. luBer leiner perionlihen Be
eIeitung, mo6t cine S6oar mitfab-
render Observation-Disclosures iiber
iein Sbun uno 2afien. Die Heiie en-
Itredt iid) ourd Den @eiten uno Horo-
ueIten biz nab Ser Yocificfiiite u1o
tuenn SEER Chit am 1. Hopember
mieoer in @aihinaton eintrifft miro
or nnu1herno 1900 Meilen 3llriid.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
TIMER ReiirprafsSsnt.
Est isiner istlsen Slnnbinbrt wirb perr Iaft
$4,000 mlsiIsn 5~urildlessn.

Der nYrGiioent auf RdOern" Mir
be Der berliner Bolfstuis unier &C.
IAGstes @egierungsoberboupt taufen.
Sn Der Gbot lit 8rdiioent Eoft, IN
anbetrodt ieiner &orperfiile, elm
mertpiiroig reiieIuitiger Serr. 81
bat Oas ihOn ais 4riegsminiIter
Rooiepelt's bepieien, Oenn er unter-
nobm befonntlit ols iolder DieOer-
bolt Heiien, Die i'm meit iiber Die
@ren5en Der Ser. Stooten binaiis bis
mad benz fernen 0ltaiien fiibrten.
Seine 0iesmolige Eunofabrt ourd
Die 2anoe, iiber oenen oos Sternen.
banner tpebt, gilt Der Auftldrung
Der @1bIer, Die iibers Sabr Elm nelles
8unoesoberboupt 81 fiiren. baben,
iiber Die Srogen melhe ge%genmdrtig
oos SntereIie ser Seffentlihfeit
bouptid1lid in 4niprud nebmen.
8enn Serr Eoft nebenbei Den iou-
ber1nen 9iirgern Der Hepublif in
oerl1Gnter @eiie flur 81 MAIDEN
iudt, ooB lie nid)ts 8liigeres tbun
f%onnen, aIs ibm ben eriebnten 8rpei.
ten Sermin 3t gefpdbren, 10 befoIgt
er Oamit MIR oas 8eiipiel ieiner gor-
e1nger i'm amte, Die es ebenfaas fir
5iuedmdBig erodteten i'm Sabre Dor
Der ErdiiOentenma6l cine 9eiie 81
MADDEN uno Dor moglidit meiten
Sorerfreiicu Dos @ort 8u iHnin-
gen.. Da Der NusfoG Der naditen
1ationalpabl 8ienilid) 5peifelbaft err
Iheint uno @errn 6aft auBeroem in
Der 9erion oes @isconIiner 8unoes-
IenotOrs 2o6oaette in Der eigencn
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

unb uneeregeIte gergonsenbeit. Ct
1T crit % Sabre aft, trat aber idon
nit 16 Sabren cine gteiie Inn Die grOe
an, weIde 8mei Sabre Oauerte unO
ouf Der er li9 ieinen l1nterbaIt ertper.
ben muBte. SIN leBten Tribiabr OBJ
iOIDirte er bic %l1nioeritt6t bon 4an-
ias. 8emp lit Der o2an0ftrei6er-
8oet~ genonnt porOen. @r per6ingte
fid auf ben 9nmpfern Die gum
3ronsport Oes giieneraes aus benz
Norbneiten oienerl Inn Oas Coos Der
2Obnarbeiter atf Den groBen 8innen-
ieen beiingen 8u t0nnen. gr Iam-
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

get 5ItIIP ?.
meIte Material fir @eoi6te auf ben
8nu Der a@oGfenfroser~ in ben
@roBft6oten, in0em er ielbit oIs Gag.
Iobner an iolben arbeitete. or bot
I'M @%iiterDagen Der @iienbabn 6as
2on0 ourhfreu3t un6 benz S1rmer
oIs &ne9t bel Der Grnte geboIfen.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Ii6enSimmeL oes Sitens, bel gu oieI.
sic entbalten ibrer Iniidt 5ufolge.
cine gauge Menge bon Blebeiern, oie
ni6t 5u ben ugluserpGblten" gereH-
net weroen iouten, uno iobalo fie aus
Grnnfrei9 5~uriidgefebrt lit, mobin fie
reifte, um Der 9od3eit ibres Sobnes
nit elmer 8anoerbiltihen Gohter
bei;uapobnen, miro iie li9 ans @erf
MAIDEN, INN Die 3abl auf $50 5u re.
6usieren. @leid5eitig miro iie aud
ben geieuidaitli6en aampf nit ibrer
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

Maroffo, = oie itNpar3e @etpitter.
tpolfe am politiiden Sori3ont. Dor
Dem 0onnermetter, oas 0euti9IonO
oa3n Iieiern fonnte, ideiuen tie bod
ole an9it gu baben.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

gieQeidt gebt Oie 9ropbe5eiuns
oes aIten @ia5, oaB ieine 9~anosleute
ibn nod 5uriidrufen meroen lhneler
in erfiaung als Wlnoero iid tral-
men ldBt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
C0uSfrsidsr anb 0iStsr.
esEFa armp, Der bic che bss Certificates
einelalg setBrt babsn isn.

$orrp aemp, Der iunee 9ihter,
tpeI1er bon benz Sdriftitener Upton
Sinclair in elmer SdeiOungsflage
GIs Der Storenfrieo ieiner CHE Be.
ssihuet miro, bat cine ungem0bnIi@e
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07

e7Gas beriibmte OIO @IOrb ODER
RopaI 9ilIener beSieben sic In Tln-
Iden am 6eIten bon Der NortbtDeitern
gottIing 60. GelepbOn geortb156o.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
@emat6li6.

@troI6( gum 8ronsporteur) !:
.SIt Oag . @'fdngniB, mos man BORT
IN Ser Serne binter Den 8dipmer
febt9@ 4 .Sopobll" = ugea, Oanr
f0nnen q ia pieoer umfe6ren, Serr
@ens0arm iest finO' ih mid i6on
aQein aureftl@
Washington Journal., 1911-10-07
XANDER & PLUGGE.
1917 gle6rnfe Gtrabe. z M.

1877 Siebtnfe StraBe, Z 70.
JRge @bisties, S1.25 bic @oOpne; 40c Nas
Quart unb aufpdris. Defenders 9mperiaI
6 Sabre all, SO bic @aaOne, 75r oas Quart.
Slb &eliabIe, 8 s. alt. $4 bic Sal 81 b. 0u
@utsn alien 8Onrbon, Malt II. Sroth @bisfey.
California Sberriss, 81 bic @aa., 25c bas au.
81. 80 bic SAL, SOC oas Su. Seine impCrtirts
Cherry OOsr pOrtwsine 50 bic Sail, 60r ;. Au.
2Iat 9Crtsn Bran6iss, &ums uno Sins.
Calf. unb imp. &Iarsts, ionic ei9ens prelIuna.
9lle SOrten WeiBpeins uno Rbsinmeine.
Rrsislifte CUR @%eriigmng Sci. Rcrtb 1853.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-13
ALAsKANs EAT REINDEER
See Solution Of High Meat Prices or
Pacific Coast,

That the reindeer will be an i'm
portant factor in lowering the high
prices Of meat on the Pacific coast,
and that meat shippers are already
beginning to feel the shortage in
demand for beef in Alaska, is the
statement made by DR. James A.
Holmes, director of the Bureau OF
Mines, who has recently returned
to Washington from a two months
trip among the coal fields of the most
northern territory of the United
States
A great future is open to the Eski.
mo and other settlers in the fertile
valleys of Alaska, in DR. Holmes
opinion, for the land is unusually fer
tile. and the reindeer herds are able
to withstand the cold winter and sub
sist on moss ana other vegetation
where cattle would starve
THE reindeer were the most inter
esting things we encountered sale
DR. Holmes. Thousands of thes,
animals are now In Alaska and are
multiplying rapidly. The Eskimo
and others who own them, find then
indispensable as food and useful fol
transportation Of the produce, Tit
meat Of the reindeer is being useC
extensively for food in the cities, ant
1t is said to be as good as the bes
beef"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-13
HE HAD MONEY
And He Was Anxious That Every
body Should Know It

An Englishman who has been at
some pains TO impress everybody
who has come into contact with him
with the idea that he is person OF
great consequence and who asserts,
among other things, that he was in
strumental in swinging between 90
600 and 10000 Canadian votes from
the Liberal into the antireciprocity
column came into the Office of the
hotel where he was stopping the
other day holding a bill which every
body who looked could see was $1,000
He hustled up to the cashiers desk
and said he wanted change for il
Immediately and he wanted it in
zoos. The cashier said he was moi
sure he had so much money in the
safe and the visitor shifted and said
THE idea OF hotel not having
change for a little bill like Sl00Ol'
and then OF course everybody in tn,
lobby saw the $1,000 bill in the visi
tors hand and stared, a proceeding
which the Briton did not seem L
mind in the least At length thu
cashier handed out the change desir
ed
Some minutes later the cashie
was called to the phone. The cash
Ter of a neighboring hotel spoke
There is an Englishman in her
who says he is stopping at your he
tel" he said. He has ten 500 bill
with him and he says he doesn't lik'
to carry so much change loose in hi
pockets, and he wants me to Civ,
him a $1,000 bill for them. ! am no
in the habit of carrying such thing
in the safe Do you happen to hav,
ne?"-New York Sun.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-13
NEW FICTION AT LIBRARY
Books by Well Known Writers Re
Gently Placed on Shelves


Gently Placed on Shelves
Several interesting books of fiction
have been added to the collection at
the Free Library. Among the recent
additions, which have been placed on
the shelves and are now ready for
circulation are:
DR.. Lavendar's People, Awakening
of Helena Richie, Deland; The Har-
vester, Porter; Woman Haters, Lin
coin; Miller of Old Church, Glasgow;
Visioning, Glaspell; Weaver Of
Dreams, Reed; Old Wives Tales,
Bennett; Winning Of Barbara Worth,
Wright; Daughter of the Shows, Lou
don; Glory of Clementina, Locke.
Fiction is a potent agent for good
in the hands of the good"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-13
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09

that the present situation is unpre-
cedented. Never since the war de-
partment started the organization Of
the coast defenses has the personnel
Of the coast artillery been depleted.
Even during the Spanish American
war, after it was certain that there
was no danger of an attack on the
coast the forts were not only kept
manned but the garrisons doubled
The excuse that the coast artillery
has been drawn on simply because
it Is the one branch of the service
with companies recruited up to war
strength of 104 men each Is not ac.
cepted by the military experts who
say that If a real emergency exists
on the southern coast, the Atlantic
coast forts would not have been rob
bed of their men.
The suggestion made by the adj
jutant general of a number Of east
ern states that the militia can be
called on to man the forts has anus
ed the officers of the department OF
the East. II is pointed out that for
the big disappearing guns only men
who have served more than one en-
listment are selected so that neither
the infantry available nor the Nation
al guardsmen could be utilized for
any other duty than has police.
Whether the big guns and the har-
Dor forts will be damaged by being
left in an unused state for a pro-
blematic length Of time was a ques-
tion no one in authority cared to dis
cuss today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09
AN INDICATION
OF PEACE
Military Men Say Forts
Would Not Have Been
Deserted if There Were
Any Real Danger.
BY United Press Wire.

New York, march 9.-Property
valued at many millions Of dollars is
lying ide today an dthe vast system
OF fortincations extending from Vir-
ginia to New England and designated
for the protection of the great cities
of the Atlantic seaboard, is useless
as the result fthe war maneuvers."
The big disappearing guns, the pride
Of the service and the last thing I'm
modern defense weapons, have no
men to work them.
There are a few scattered COM
panles of infantry in certain places
and a minor guard In each fort but
the expert artillerymen have all left
to act as dough boys" on the Texas
plains.
1T is admitted at Governors lslan6
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09
TWO lUNACY INQUESTS
IN The PROBATE COURT
Aged Inmates of the mfr
mary Declared Insane.
One VIII be Sent to the State Hospi
tai and the Oothcr will Remain IL
County Institution.

tai and the Oothcr will Remain in
County Institution.
Two lunacy inquests were held IN
the probate court today. the unfor'
tunates in both cases, being aged in
mates of the county intirmary. John
II. Martin, aged 20. was again eX-
amined. About five weeks ago hC
was before Judge Spencer but the
conditions at that time indicated to
the court that the old gentleman was
not then under the necessity of being
sent to the state hospital. He was
therefore sent to the county infirm-
airy, but since that time has steadily
grown worse, so that it was neces-
sary to keep him locked in a cell. He
was ordered committed to the Colum-
bus institution.
Martin Berry, so years of age, was
the other man examined, Berry was
found to be of unsound mind, but
on account of the harmless nature of
his mental wanderings, and his eX-
treme age, the court decided that It
would not be proper to declare him
insant, but sent him back to the in
firmary. he mas peen an inmate of
the county institution for several
years.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09
PERSONALS

Miss Clara Hecker and Miss Grace
Fielder spent Thursday in Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. McCleary, of
Fostoria. were guests of friends here
yesterday.
Miss Clara Moore returned yester-
day from a two months visit in Cali
fornia.
Miss Amanda Snyder, of Forest, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Leah Hankins, of Upper San
dusky spent Wednesday here.
Mrs. Myron May, of Kingston,
and Miss Elda Moore, of Fremont
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
IL. Moore of South Prospect street
Mrs Edward Shaaf Has Returned
home after few days visit with
Delaware friends.
Henry Monat of Gallon was busi-
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mann re-
turned to her home in Upper Sandus-
ky yesterday after a visit with Ma
rion friends.