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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25
Herioaal' oti,ss.

gfufridtiee 5rdaer fpirb bti Der al
teren gensraticn bes bieiissn Deutfds
tbums bic stunbe bon bem seftern err
fpi1ten ableben BON Germ Or. 8 bn
Wdffenfhmibt peruridhen.
Der Tohinssl4iebeRt. Der Elm alter
BON 67 Snbrtn erreitse. ssb0rte IN
friikren Sabren su ben betdunteften
unb sefuhteften oeuifhen Mersten Der
5tabt, mar iebob infolge anoouerns
Der ar6ntlihteit bertits Dor ldngersr
3eit gespungen seutTen, bic drstlite
prayis nufsuseben unb In Der itill<
fen 3uriidgs5ceenbeit su leben, fObdB
Der 5po In bieIem GalI ais Grl0fer
tegriibt iperben BARI. Or. Wofffns
fhmibt mar unpermdblt seblieben unb
binterIabt an ndbersn aHgeb6rigsn
| MIR mkhrsrs RtfIsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25
glasf.nball Oss gdfr6 iauas,r.ius.

am beutig.n 2tbsnb ptrb Die
garole a[er 5rsunbe uno Inter
t6an.u bss ndrriihen Brin5en lau:.n:
nQuf nab Der Central 5urnhalI-" 1,
benu bort gie6t beute 4beno Der
Cincinnati 8dder GeIangpeyein Iet'
nsr oiesiGbrigsu prsismastenbdG. lie
gGdsr fino ols eju luItigss 9oltnel
betunnt unb bic Ssrren oom gcdsrs
geTanqperein genisBen ieit Sahret
ben Ruf baB lie ais Qrranaeure pom
Seitlihteiten taum iibertroffen tpers
BEN tonnen, uno untsr cieIen umitGHe
ben piro Der biesidhrige Wdstenbcil
fih stpeifelso6ns 3u einem in ie}s.
Stnii6t aldnsenoen Grfpl9s seItu!ten
Dis aans beTpnosrsr anfporn fir D.:
gluspd6l hiibIher uno originet!e'
RastenfpTtime biirfte bic SbatIdht
bi.uen. bag fir bic biibi4eittn uni
tomtFfifeu Mastsu tpsrth5oae pretI;
uneeIsbt iporoen iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25

brettet. Senator Sale fagts, baB bic
WaioritGt oes 9ommittees gsgen ben
Recipro3itdts- -8ertrag 1ei, aber benz
Druid nafgegeben babe, OaB bic Dor
lcge immerbin benz Ssnot unterbreitet
peroen ip[e. @r bsutete in tlarer
@eife an, baB tein Druid unb tstne
rQutorttdt" ben Senat 3ptngen tOnne,
bic 8orIaqe an3unebmeu, uno er gub
aud osutliA gu beritebn, OaB iie in
bieTsr Seifiou at4t ungenomH1eu psr'
ben piirbe.
Senator Stone, Wo., Go6te ben
gertrdg aIs tpeifs unb fdgte. bob er
anqenommen perben foQte.
9as RepruIeRtautenbaus bate fpd6s
rsub bes 9an3en Cages ben oermtihten
Gtptletdt in grpdgung.
Repr. Stanlen, &p., reihte tpdhrsno
oes Suqes etne 8orldge Elm, bersufols
ge 9erIonen, bic nit Der 7Fabritution
uno Dem 8srtduF pon Gtienbabn- Wag
CONS, QofomOtipeu, Gtfenb16nf6i rsr
unb Struftureiien unb Stabl, iotpt.
nit Der 50rberuno unb benz @ertaui
bon 8oblen beThdfttqt iinb, Osrboter
iperoen ToG, oLs 9irettoren Deer uls
anbsre 9edmte uno Qnoeitsllte bor
Gifenbabnsn gu oiensn, Die nit rem
3pii6enituutIi@en 5auoel bei6dfttg
iinb.
5n Der 9orlage rpirb fir bic Der
leBuno bes 9eTeBss cine Strufe nOI
800 fir isoen 9aq iolter 8erl'Bunq
ooer @sFGngniBItrufe nah 9utoiiute1
bes Rihtsrs, Ooer 8eioes Dorgeieheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25

Qahmittag tur3e 3ett un6eauffhttgt
an Der Gin nabe Der 5. StrdBe itano,
bsnuste Elm yrsibeuter bic 8eIegenbett,
uno eiqnete fih 3tpet Patete nit 8let7
bunssftiidsn I'M @ertbs DON $35 an.
- Gin S6lsi6bisb snttpenbete gee
fern Ra6mittag aus Der Bohnung Der
frau gbatp, go. 125 Soiea aOenus,
einsn gel3muntsl i'm Bsrthe BON $65,
Iotpie S6mutfa6sH i'm Bsrtbe Don
800.
- Gin S6tsidbieb idlih iid &C.
fern Q6enb in bas grbgeihoB bee
8Iencpe 5ptels, qtt. Qu6urn, uno ents
penbete aus benz 4utleios3immer oe1
angefte[Iten Slsioungsftiide i'm Bers
toe Don $40, iotpie s. in 8aar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25

&reuS aufgeboben uno naH bem Spts
tule in galertco eebra6t, mo er balo
barauf ftarb. 6atfielb iit fotpett DON
ben Reoplu83ern nod niht CUR Re4ers
ihaft es3Dgen noroeu, es lit dher
ni6t unmOglih. buB bic S6tebaffatre
gu einen Sample 8ipifAen ben ameria
tanern unb MeTttanern in Der RebeIs
lentruppe bie8eranlufung gebeu Diro.
Gttpa 100 Rebelleu braheu geiterH
Qbenb pon Wericult auF, nm nit Der
am Mtttnoa abgeIanotsn 8orhut fih
au nereiniqen. General 2eppa, Der gea
gen Gniunuba borriideu pta, befano
fi5 Bel Der Sruppe.
&entudDer 8Iutfebbe.
2erington, &p., "a. 5ebr. -
sSobn GurreI, elmer Der 5iiRrer IN Der
9anieIssGbriftian 8IutfebOe, lit ols
Sbtilnebmer on Dem Sample i'm Dortz
gen Sabre, in tpel6em Jrau Daniels
unb ihr S0hter6eu erfhofen tpuroen,
Derhdftet pproen. Garrea Ioa bel benz
Nngrtff duf ous Sanisli6e Wo6nbdus
ben Qnfiibrer gefpielt babeu. Gr tpuroe
nah LANCER Suhe in 8eIt 8trginten
oerbuftet unb na6 &eHtutp gebraat.
S6redIt6es Gel d id.
RaI6ptIle, Seuu., "a. 5ebr. -
SSannie Mtorris DON Wuceoonta, Rp.,
nuroe BEL elmer 8abutataItrppbe gea
t1btet, uIs iie auf Der Retie 3u iAren
8ater begriffen mar, ben iie felt 18
oyabren utht gefebeu bate. Der 3ug
Der 9enneiIee @sntralbabn, in ipelhen
iie fu6r, entgIeiite in Der Rabs poH
glurfsoile unb bic iunge Dame Derz
brdnnte in bem Yuffagternaggon. Qur
an oen SSeBeu ibrer &Ieioung tonnte
fsftgsiteIlt lperben. lpelhes 9eI6td lie
betroffer bate.
3ugrGuber Dor 9ertat.
8utneSpille, @a., "a. 5ebr.-
8 9eprQe 4nberion, Der angebltoae Sub
} rer Der 8anDe, neI6e am porigen
/: Samftag etnen 3ug Der SUobabu be-
. raubte, ipuroe in grmangelung Don
$4,000 9irgfhaTt BON Ri6ter Gins
ins 9sfdngniB geIchitt. Gba5. Sumter
BON Mihigan uno Same5 SANFORD bon
-. Qsbrastu, tpelhe bersits 3ugegebeu ba
ben, oaB lie on Der 9sraubung iib be.
tbeiltgten, oerSihtsten auf Elm 8orper:
h0r.
Riat BEN Re6ten.
! 5ot @prings, art.. 20. Gebr
sSreb. 8ann, Der geitsrn untsr ben
8eroahte perbaftet purbe, cine be
!, 8erfonen gu iein, tpelhe oas LINES"
!, 9e6duoe in Cos 4rgstes. gal., mi
= Snnamit in bic 2uft iprengten. muBt
am Syreitag piebsr in 5reibeit geIeg
perben, bu er nahpeiIeu tonnte. gu
:. 3eit Der gtplofiou in sinem beige
; 5otel bei6dftist gerpeien gu ietu.
NJ 8anten toniolibireu.
NJ Qsrington, &p., "a. Gebr. =
e Die 9boenirs uub bic 8ritte gtatipnc
f 8auf, spei Der bsoeutenbiten 5iuau5
+ eSnTtitute i'm mittleren 9entutn, bel
n ihmoI3en fin am 5reitdg. Das @runf
4 tdpitaI Der neuen 9dnt piro $4,000
!e nit 100000 lleberidub betrageu. .
d 0spoIiten belaufen Iid auf $4,680, ,0Ot
5. DaIter 8obes tit Der Brdiipsnt.
= Seuers ben.
E. 8bite Springs, 5la., q
3 sSeb. Wbits Springs, Elm Stdothe
am Supanee Riper, puros beu
81 Hahmittag ourd etne 5euersbrun
>. - fait polftdnbig seriiOrt. antunl
~ spansig SGuisr, rsiitens GeI6dfti
y hdufer uno pier grobe 5otels, tpurot
& einoedI9ert. Mebrere 8dite Der s.
,. tels sogen fid Iei6te 8ranopunb'
N su. Der angeri9tete Shoosn betrd
~ Iher 100000.
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en- Der Central Surnballe trdt gee
fern 4bsnb bic Deutihs Tag gtIeas
ft1ft in elmer BON ben Delesdieu aus
As 9ereinen beThidtsn SiBuns fir bas
bsiirige 5nhr tpisbtr in AftiCn. um bic
in ibrer stonititution niebsrgelegten
3iels su psrfolgen. prdFoent 8oDe
fiibrte ben DprIis unb atrr Gmil 20.
gihlsr, Der tiihiige Gtiret1r. ipdltete
ipis immer feines Amtes.
Ra6ben bic Rdmen Der am Sdluiit
bibles geridis ner0fientlidten Gelesas
ten p<rleIen unb pou Der WerFGmmlung
guiseb<iben fporben ipnrsn, bednirrgts
so<rr Abam Genbelbnh In elmer ldnges
rem anTpro6s, bic bish<rigen 8eanitsn.
ipelfe ibren pflihisn nit folhsm CT
fer nnhgeiomrnen ftien, eiHftimmia
ipitner su tripdblen, mas ou6 INIT Der
srDbt<n 1ereitfpillieteit sef6ab. Gi'
nlfo ssebrttn @eamteH finn:
glr1iiDent - ". o. Bcoe.
Niaepr6jibent - gbds. M. Shmi0i
gAubmsiifer - 6. 90. o. 2iibbsrt
Getretdr - gmil W. gihltr.
Hiiiser - auguit q. 0orboh, syrt
Rnbfnr unb syreb. Grube.
gbrsn.BeiIiter-Gbos. @. Snmin
rnb Abam Genbelbod.
9Drdfib<nt 9pbe b<banite ii9 in berg
Iittn Morien fir bic ibm tripieFen
Gbrs unb ptdppoh. audi tn niefn
1nhrt fem wsItmdglifks su tbuH, IN
! ben Deutihen belfenb CUR Settle su itt
ben. Go iti, meints btr Rebntr, In bic
fem SABRE In bieier 6inIint mebr benz
Il BIZ tbun. b1 fhipiriss Jrassn Fill
b0s Deutfhtbum bes Qnlbes Dorl6etn
MIs erfte berjefben fiibrie Der gteb
ner ben Mufruf an, Der an bic D<ut
Ihtn ots gnnatn lonbss trgnngtn fsi
bn3u bti3utrageH, bah Der ncdb ftbleHp
Detraa bon SIC. COO b<bufs Grrimtun
sines Dtnfm1Es fur Gran3 80. patio
rits, BIN Batter bes Neufl Mtbuns /
amtrito. dufgebrant iperbt. Dsr Hun
hesfcngre6 babe III Ibevufer gD<iI
SO 900 filr ben 3lDtd. Itbom unisr be
@sbiusnno tspiuist, bab tie Dsutidf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25
9elobnunq fiir Spfep 3
Binder.

Nep gort, "a. Seb. auguit
2ii5op, Elm prominenter beutf6=
omeritunif9er 9urger, bat an Sofepb
9ruder, peI6er i'm tommenoeu Sribz
iabr nit benz 2entIuftbuuon Sud-
arb" ben utlautu6en Ocean iiberfliea
gen min, getabeIt, odB er t6m 10000
Mart aus3ablen peroe, tpenn er
gIii6Iih in ben Ser. Stuuteu Ianbe.
Gin 9aptoner plDbIi6 gez
ftorben.
bus, o, "a. 5ebruar.
Sobn 6. Whitacre, 81 Sabre aIt, che
moIiger poli5eihef Don 8optpu,
8, brad mitten in elmer Rsbe DOT
ben Obj 5eqptps in 8leaiunt SilI, o,
tobI suIammeu. 9as Sbema ieiner
gtsbe mar: Die 8ieberoereiniguEs III
sSsrfeits".
u B heuIi6er % or b per u d.
Gbieago, 5as., "A. 5ebruur. Gin
glan, elm 31peiit0diees WoAnbaus in
Die 2uft gu Ipreusen, bus BON Der Jas
Mile pon 6. +. Roberts berpobut ipurs
be, 1T am areitug 4beuo i'm legten an'
aenblid pereitelt pornen, ais i'm &cl,
lerrdum bes 9ebduoes untsr elmer
brennenben @osFlamme 10 8allpner
9uIpltn in oFfenen Gaunen, Gim rr
uno ariigen ent0edt fpur0eu. Gins
Shnur fiihrte BON einem Grua naf
Der 8asfIamme unb Io[lte tpabrIfs;r'
lid als ooht o.enen. 4ls o1s 8aIoltr
sntbeft tpurbe. mar Der Raum I6oc
nit ben 9iinItsn angefiiat uno etlg
Grploiion tpnnte in iebem augsnoltc
erfolgen.
Ssrau apberts uno stpsi Sinner be
fanben iid 5ur 3eit in benz 8s5auoe
Il m bic GrIparHiife ieiu'e
| 2ebens beraubt.
| gbieago. SG., "a. 6ebr. Ore
@tnbreher brangen am 5reitag Nor
gen gu frii6er Stunbe in bic @obnun
bon Charles YieriSon Elm. bnnoen un
fue6elten ben Waunn uno feline 5ot
Ter unb enttumeu oann NIT ben 81
fporniffen giers3on's in Sobe DO
1870.
Biaidm gierndd, Der Shtpiegsr
Iohn yiers5on's, lit in 8erbtuouu
nit benz Rduh nerbaftet poroen
BON ben merifanif6eu
RebeIIen.
Merieali, Msr., "a. Sebr. -
: ,@tlo Bill Satfielb bon &eHtudn, e
. ner Der friiheren 5iihrer Der berihtis
! ten aentufier 8lutfehbs, Der jest
I Der 2epra'fhen Rebenentruppe eiHe'
reibt lit. ftOf sefteru Qbenb eine
! meritaniIben Rebellen. Ramens 5ru!
: eiseo, mil feinem outomatiIhen "
poIper nieber. Der tDbtlidb 8eripul
: bette tpuroe bon isinsn aaneraoen lib
: Die ameritanilhe 6rense seroIlt, pr
: 9flegern Der Gefelfdaft nom roth'
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2miN4nast,rtakteM.

Rem Dort. "a. 5ebruar. Grse'
tommen: .2uiitaniu", pon 2icerpool;
.Stsunic" bon 5rieit; nprtHee5 Srens"
pon Hsnpel.
gireuus. 2nsef.: s4ras;c" bon
9tefp Oort.
aopenbaetu abgeg.: rSstar
IL, nah Rep Yori.
Reapsl. abeeg.: .Seeantc" nurh
Rep gort.
2ueenstofpn. abses.: ~Utsa
rior", ndh philadelphia.
2iperpool. abeeg.: rGmpreB II
ssrelono", nah "a. Sobn, R. y.
Gt. Sobn. Rg. 4bseg.: pemprtB
ct Britain, na1 2i1srpcsL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25
2okal-Derid)t
DeuUdje Iag.9elslQdaa.
Frat seitern ,uieSer iiir Sas bea'
rige Geiddftsjabr in Attion.
Jdraas paaOrius.0 .0eR6ma( uuroea :ia'
almmig 500 6eHidigt.

ssyinFunbpisrais 9erein. bur9 9elsgd'
ten pertrsten. - Die aanals s4us'
mtrsuns entbuitaftiid inoOIitrt. =
9is olten gedmtsn ipitber tripdbIt
- Den aHociateb Jrifb SOcittiss
tpirb llnteritisuns periprOden, I'm
ben abf6lub zines S6ieosaerihts'
Wtrtrags nit England gu Dsrlin'
bern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25
County 6pntu,iHdre.

Der Wilioudr qetsr 9. 9bomfon
Don go[Ieas 6ia, beFsr SO6n uno gns
tel bon einem toGsn Sunoe gebineH
purben, sriu&te um 9s3ablun8 istner
ge6abteu Qusgabeu i'm Setrage pon
$119.25 fir dr8tIide gebanbIung,
bod puroe bas 9siu6, neil 2Aomion
retd[i6 i'm Stanbe tit, fslbf ottis
R.huuug su be3a1Ien, prompt nbgss
tpiei.n. sn bem 5uIe oes Soispf
Dilttnion, zines 4ngsfteuteu 5homs
ions, Der e6enfals gebiTeu poroer
mar, unb Der 500 perlangte, purot
nod tstns enbguItige 8erfiigung ge'
troffsn. 9as 9siu6 oes 4utomobll'
Glubs I'M gsrbsFerung Der GoIerdtr
gite unb Der Snbiau 9iq Roao puro'
bsm Gountp SurOspor be6ufs 8eri6t:
erItattung iiberpieisn. 3esgIeihsr
bic Sps3ifttationsn fir bic 8erbs1e'
ruuq beg 8rpesbod Roab, EpeIhe $l5,'
! 196.75 toiten Ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25
,,Nod) iiuei III iitad)eit"

6ie siDei ftsten Bale In elmer gils
Iaro@portie fino Die tDidtisiten. gislt
RiIarbfpielsr fpislen gut Bis ssssn
bns enae Der portie -- bann psrz
fassn fis.
3cIten Sie fi6 auf ber erreiGten 65he.
fctUObI TN GpieIe, als audi bel Der ars
bet - f0rbern Gle Sbr t5rperIihes
Boblbeftnben baburd, bab gle gu Der,
gadbIsetteu nnb Dor ren1 S6lafengebeH
Gin gIas ieues gitea s,i6u,mIi4en Ges
sr6ntes 4rinien.
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Die Staalsgelsbge6ulg.
Sonntags sgaieba[l. - 9eutfde uHz
ttrrt6tssgorlage itirbt i'm auss
ihufs. - gerihieoenes.
golu I'm bus, "a. Gsbr.
5onntaas gdfsball.

y
gahben am Sonneritae bic 9orldge
paiTirt tpuroe, iuslhe Stabt, reip. Ges
meinb.rGt6sn bos Re6t gibt, bic 8ers
anItoltuRg BON athletti6en Spielen,
IpesieQ gafe6dn, on Sonntngen gu re-
guIir.n, tpuroe am 5reitas bic Greez
pes'IHe 8orldee, tpel9e nns g1fsbaas
Spill bon btnienigen gtrgniigunssn
ousIdIi.bt, bic ieBt an Sonntugen Dera
botsn iinb. giinitis tinbert6tet. Die
Qbftimmung iiber oiefe gia tpurbe 5n
elmer fpesiellen Geihdftsorbnung fir
ndhifen Dienftag Ru4uittug eenaht.
Grit 4peRH bieie Itbteenannte 9orldge
in beibsn 5GuIern pufTirt lit, fam uu'
gOnntos seIssIi9 guisboa s,ipitl
lDerDeH.
GeutThe untsrridts % ors
Iage i'm ausf4uB
begrabeu.
Die pom Reprdientdntsn 5eIlingtr
i'm 6duIe singereihte 9orlnee, Del6c
ShuIbe66roen 3piHeeu iollte, uui
8erldnoen Der gltern pom 40 Shiilerr
zines 9iitritts ben beutf6en 1nterri6t
| in ben 5ffsHtli6sn Sduleu einsnflh
rem, i'll i'm Shultommittee, 81
treldem aud sipti S6uIlebrer sehOren
ouf etpige 3eiten nb aetd selegt uni
sndr nit Der Grorterung, Dab bic Or
sDingung beg bsutid1tn llnterrihts I'M.
ter beutigen umft6nben uiht rutbidr
mare, oa iie su nett sreifsn uno bt'
glmerit0niiirung bon 4usldnoern Der
s0oern tonnse. aubtrbem niiroe a
oasu bsitragen, bab Oieienigen, tpeln
Ft5 anbertr Sprahtn bebienten. I'D
Iburh be geeiinitiguns Der Seutiner
auriidg.ieBt fiibl.n tpiiroen. Dds trdr
| bas sobtengeldute fir bic Bin, tpenr
Der antor nint ben antrdg ftelI.n fou
| IT, bem aommiftee bic fernere 8er1
tturd iiber biefelbe absunehmer, ma
| ni6t truhrIneinlih lit, bd ourh oi
Ginpdnoe bss Sfultommittess fAoi
Elm gorurtbeil sefdaffen tporoeH TT.
/ @tri hiebenes.
| Repr. s5rant 3uHtitein bon gincin
noti unterbreitste cine 9Orlnss i'm Sn
terefTe Der Gingemsinbung BON Srt
ftafteu uip. 9ieftlbe farei6t DOL
oaB natoem cine oissbtsiisIite psti
| tion benz @emeinbts be5ip. Stabtrat
unt.rbreitst tporben ift. teiHer Der LIN
terseidneten ftinsn Rdmen suriitsis
ben borf, es iei bsnn. bah er bnr4 ein
beFfporene Ausidgs Hahpeilt, ba
feine unterIhrift purd getrus erlaue
, iporben III.
Repr. gsatn bon Gintinnati reiht
eine @orl1ge Elm, irelhe bic Regiftri
J runa BON Stimmsebern auBerbalb b
itGbiiften prssiatte in ben flint sri
: Beren Gounties bes Staates poriieht,
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Die meiFsn tOrpsrLiden 2eis
ben sutiteben i'm MagsH, er ift Der gtitz
telpuntt Der Rranfbeitsn. Seio iiAer
oaB Or. 4uguft SOnt9's 9amburgsr
IropFen bic ihIimmitsu lInorouungen
bes Ragens srleihtern unb iHH pisosr
in eintn geiunbsn 3uftuno brinseH.
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pabst
BlueRibto1l
0as por,iislidJe Bier

Henu Gle cine GIaffe Blue Tibborf
berfnheH fperben Gle finbsn, bab ieoer
Tropfen beiieIben eleih suiagerb iino
anumensrfriiheno III. bab iein Beihmad
nngenehmer fpirft. aIs Der eines ieoeu
duberen Bieres. bas Ste bisper getrunlea
tabsn.
0Iekruus nab In SfafdjeH absefhnf
aasiGlietI. BET Rabis In sJsilpautse.
go immer man sbueu gnbit Blue
ribbon poriebt, es III iiberou gut --- nos
bette Bier ber @elt
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Mrs. Lyons viii be remembered- - 1frs
w. A.. Aunroe, the able editor Of thu
Clarion Clipper. She lived. before com.
ing here. 1t Bows and Traer.
II. J. Bruhl who resides on tho Soulti
place In the north part Of town. hal
sold hiS house and the Ave acres ad-
Joining to w. q. Parks. Of Norway
township, who win take possession mex,
March. Consideration is $500. Mr.
Bruhl will take possession next spring
OF his farm In Dayton township. which
was purchased Of S. NJ. Bender.
Yardmaster Boyer lost three fingers
while coupling cars in the Great West
ern yards here.
Glendora Shreves. the little daughter
Of Ed Shreves, has the scarlet fever.
The house is under quarantine and 1t is
not expected that 1t will spread.
William Hecox sold his quarter Sec
ton In Grant township to J. w. Zer-was.
Of Eagle Grove. The price was Ssb
per acre.
Next Tuesday evening the Booster
Club will hold a great meeting and
listen to an address by the secretary Of
the Mason City Commercial Club. The
are held In the Woodman hall.
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Alta Commencement Plans.
Special to Times-Republican.

special TO I1mes-ttepubllcan.
Alta, May 1.-THE commencement
exercises of the Alta high school will be
held during the week Of May -, as OF,
that date Hon. Lafayette Young. Of
Des Moines, ex-United States senator.
will deliver the address to the class at
the opera house. The class sermon will
be delivered by Rev. G. O. Kidder at
the M. E. church on May FL. On May
26 the class will give the play "Mr.
Bob" and the class day program. The
junior reception will be given on May
II and on May 10 the faculty reception.
The alumni banquet will be held on
May "a. The class this year Is COM
posed Of three young men and four
young women. as follows: Tom Con-
ner. Arthur Olson, Vera Kislingbury.
Gwen Porter. William Wiley, Florence
Scott and Florence Wilkinson.
On May % the Methodist and Pres
byterian churches will unite in q three
weeks series OF revival services at the
opera house. Rev. Mr.. Lowrey. q
we'll known evangelist, will have charge
of the meetings.
The council is making preparation to
double the capacity of the heating
plant before next winter. "A new boiler
and condenser will be added to the
plant. which will permit additional US
ers Of the heat to be connected. A re-
port OF the city officials submitted at
the beginning of the year shows that
the city plants have a valuation of
nearly $4,000 and the only debt the
city has is $500 Of water bonds. which
run for five years.
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M,salpE 4 WILL SUCCESS.
h0esat Popularity Of Plan TO Sell Medi-
cline at Half Price and Guar


Mcbride & Will Drug Company, the
enterprising druggists, rather than
await the ordinary methods OF intro
duction, urged the DR.. Howard Com
fpany to secure a quick sale for their
celebrated specific for the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia by Offering the
regular 50-cent bottle at half price.
In addition to selling a 5o-cent bot
tie of DR.. Howard's specific for 20 cents
Mcbride & Will Drug Company have
80 much faith in the remedy that they
will refund the money to any one
whom It does not cure.
When your head aches your stom-
ach does not digest food easily and
naturally when there is constipation
specks before the eyes, tired feeling
gtddiness. bad taste in the mouth,
coated tongue, heart burn, sour stom-
aeh. roaring or ringing in the ears,
melancholy and liver troubles DR..
Howards specific will cure you. If it
does not 1t will not cost you cent
This greatest achievement of science
is Of great value in curing sick head
ache Thousands of women are today
free from that painful disease solely
thru the use Of this specific.
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Clarion commencement


Clarion, MAY 1.-THE Rev H. c.
Littlston. pastor of the Christian
church, has been selected to deliver the
annual sermon on Memorial Sunday
before the G. A. r. and w. R C. The
churches will hold union services on
the morning of Sunday. May %, in the
Christian church.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached to the graduates Of the Clar-
ION high school this year by Rev. Faith
er NJ B. Murray, Of st. Johns Cath
Ole church on the evening of Sunday,
May %, in the opera house. Clarion
has generally graduated a class OF
about twenty students but the class Of
1911 for some unaccountable reason is
very small. containing only five mem
bers: Frank Thul. Emmett Linehan,
Cecile Umbreit, Vera Freeman and
Ruth Rogers. Next year the class will
be of regulation size again. Glass night
will occur May 81 and commencement
night on June 1.
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Iowa At WASHINGTON.

Washington. May 11.-Pensions were
granted to the following Iowans yes
terday: George w. Bettesworth, 500:
Alonzo w. Bradley. $40; Martha NJ.
Brewster, $12: Ellen NJ. Coykendall,
$12; William Gillian, SIS; Adam Har-
per, $40; Annie E. Mcmillan, SD; Allen
Mitchell, SIS; William Moose. $40; Lii
ley ]. Parmley, SIP; Mary ]. Richards,
s12; Jacob Rubel, $50; John j. weiny.
$40
county, is in Washington and will re-
main here for day or two.
Mrs. T. D. Collins, Of Graettinger, and
her brother, Jacob Frech are in WASH
ington on their way to Germany for q
visit They secured passports from the
state department yesterday.
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CHILD WELFARE ExHIalT.
Big Show to Open in chicaso-frss 4
the Public.

Chicago, May 1.-THE child welfare
exhibit, the largest SHOW ever given
In Chicago. will be thrown open to the
public at o'clock this evening. with
the opening OF the doors. several rec
ords will be broken. In addition to be-
ing the largest exhibit ever held in
Chicago-there will be 10000 square
feet OF space for the various sections
it is the first exhibit ever held in the
city. in which absolutely no line Of
color, OF race, Of religion, of politics has
been drawn. Literally everybody and
everything in Chicago have been work
ing for weeks to make this exhibit a
success. There is not an agency pri-
vate or public which any way bears
upon the life and well being of a child,
which is not shown at the exhibit.
Another unique fact about this ex-
hibit is that it sells nothing. It adj
vertises nothing and 1t IL free For two
weeks, the exhibit will be open from 10
each morning until 10 each evening,
Sunday included. On Tuesday and Fri
day OF each week. small admission
will be charged but every evening will
be free. The aim of the, promoters has
been to have everybody in Chicago,
whether resident of the city or visitor
to 1t, see the exhibit
This is the second child welfare ex-
hibit ever held. The first one was held
In New York in February and proved
so successful that public spirited men
and women Of Chicago decided one
should be held in Chicago. Sixteen
months and $4,000 were spent on the
New York exhibit before it's doors
were opened. The New York commit
tee generously offered the exhibit to
Chicago without charge except for
transportation. The Chicago promoters
accepted the offer, decided to add to
the original exhibit. one which shows
conditions as they exist in Chicago.
That is why the Chicago exhibit is
Just twice as large as the Now York
one was.
Mrs. Cyrus Hall McConni lex, Jr., Of
Chicago and Lake Forest. generously
offered $4,000 to insure the financial
part OF the exhibit. Later when It was
discovered that sum would not be SUI
hcient to cover the plans Of the COM
mittees. Mrs. Mccormick gave the or.
der to go ahead with the plans, saying
she stood ready to pay the budget, as
necessary. zsl