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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14
2okal-
BON Der Snbne.
0us aan5ti6 ,,G5s e6s" fROet i'm
aruRO gsfdaigs lllieSergu6s.
Qrpgramm,peHfei i'm 8anslsen
tbeater unp in G0binicas.
illrid 6aupt's stnsiii im SsHiibsu
Sbsater am SsRntas.

Gin Stiid, bas f6rmlih uber Die
9ibne tanSt, iit Abe g6o", oas sss
ftern Mbeub i'm 8ranp Gpsrns
bans utt ssfGLIigs Diepsrgabe
fuuo uno aud 'sbr beifdllis 0ufasnom'
men tpuree. Die 5aabIung 1T sins
Reibe Don S1nsen, balp pom siuSsluen
g.rIontn, baIo pom garSsu ebOr, ontr
siuem Srip, Quartet oosr Ssrtstt
aufg.fiibrt. 5isr uno bu pirD sinaisD
su oen1dnssn ss'ungen obsr eia I6lsds
ter Wis gsma6t. Der gsame osS
Stiifss lift oaburf eHtitcHoen. DAB hsr
9.Itger ein.s Sommerhoiels einsr
Wunn cnItellt, b,r iih na6 .insm no.
ben 6iigsi bsseben mub, uns bort mt
sinem Wesop5on bas Gho berporsu'
brinoe1. 8a tommt EN- luiiiaer De-
fed uno bseisni fid pss Wsgapbons
@uf einmal hallsn bic 8ingt nIft nfhl
aus benz Walo 5urld. ipis Il, bineingti
ruFtn spurbeu. Da tanSsn Die Com
merFrifGIer In 6sn MalO binstH, M
oem Gebeimnib duf oen@runo 81 tom
men. 9e Obertdaserin III gefie Wic
gon, elm lebbaftes unb hibI6ss Jun
aes Dtdbaen. Sbrs sanae asinitler
fhaft liest in bsH geinsH, oenu fingel
lam fis niht, ilnb ibrs Gprahe ermaH
aslt audi bes meihen. Sic tanst abe
ME Gin Mir6slifurm unD III babel III
fila un6 unterbattenb. Sbr lana m;
bem Barren errsst niet 5eiierfeit
| aiinItlerii6 iit Elm i5aneanSc. BON cr,
| Spaniern aufgefiihrt. giner Der be-
ben Wldnner btnist ieine Guitnrre al
i 3itber unb fpislt berrlin. Die zans'
lria ift Eppig uuo ptrfiibrsriia. ei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

3as 9unbespbsrgertht d t
bat osuen oae grpartuns nod feline
Gntfdeipune iibsr Die alase Der Rss
aieruna eeaen ben Del unp ben 2a@
baf SruN, bsren gluflOiunS gefors
bert nurbe, gefdlt. Gs lit ienot niht
All perpunbsrn, oab bas 9eriht ith
3sit ldBt, Do Die gntI9eioung BON
peittrauenber 9sosutung 1T. Die
Fruue gebt buhin, pb bas iebigs 9sies
Bios bic auflOIuna bon Sruits 8eltats
let, bic nit ungeie BIihen gttttelp ben
Souoel beIhrdntsn, pner ob IS aun
glntpenollng ouF Sruits bat, bic p9ne
9lnpenbung BON ungeiebIlhen nttt@
tein, Tpnbern nur permo9e threr Sas
pitalsmudt bic aonturrenS IN Der
BON ibren 6ergsitelltsn Ddare uufbss
ben. Quutet bic gntiasioun9 i'm err
Iteren Sinne, 70 pirb Der GroBtapts
talismus iib 3ur polliten Wsaht aus
biloen. HodefelIer tpiro o1nn bic ners
ihisoenen aprporationen, peIGe ben
Sel 5ruIt biIosn, Su elmer groBsn
Rorporution persinigsn. Die'em Bel
fpiele tperpen bann ale unberen sruits
| Folasn. Ntit anbersn Dorten, oie
! SruIts perbsn Iib in gegsn eas 9sist
! oefeite MpnopoIe perpanoeln. Damt'
niht oenua, tpiirbs Elm ourh geridt'
lihe Santtion anertanter Mpnopolts'
mus Die ibli9s 9robutttons Wss'
thobe in bieTsm 2arbe btIoer. gr'
| fIdrt a6er bas Gertbt, baB aud Wlo'
nopple, bic ii6 ni6t unssiesliher gte
tbpben bebienen, unter Die Strafbe
itimmuuaen bss 9sfeBss fallen, 4
lpIroe bic 8rob Snbuitrte IN oer
| Ser. 5tdoten erl0Iheu. Gb bos Ell
benz Qanbe f0rberlt6er 3uitanb mare
| iit cine Isbr bistutirbors Jrase. Unite
IoIden lImItGnbsu tptrb cine Grorte
runo ungebra6t fem, in peItsr Bsti
bic Qrp6uttion gu gsitaltsn mare. In
Ieres grmsTens rpiiroe Die antpor
oabin lauten mifTsu, oab Wlonopoi
ppbl aeitottet tperben tonnen, aber MI
unter Der 8eoinguns, oab lie auf cine
ibrer aupitalsanIage sntiprsaenosi
gIrpfit befhrdntt tperbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

Nus BEN siugstrofftnsn Pc1tbss
ribten 1T erIi6tlid, baB Der aotisr
ben 5elbitmoropsrfu6 oes Sratsn
Qfsil ntft oers3tfsrtigt bat, ionoern
Der auffaFung stues @bren9srtatS
nit,t beieetrsren iit, bus in benz 4tter@
tat sinen gru6 bes 5uhnereloes er.
blidts. Dieis auslesung beS 3atlerS
iit pbne gruge rtdtig. Sas e1reness
ri6t fteuts fib auf ben StanoPuntt
ess lInterofft3iers. Der sinsn Hetruten
onraun;te: rSubsr, sic tpollsr tpopI
msinetpiq perbeu. Grit 9sltern papen
Sie Osm R0nig Sreus gsidnOrsu UNI
beute fapn oriideu Sis bic SH'se n'9'
purd."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

Gtne mtrtpIrbise glsi@
rungsperI9absabeit beitebt in ge5ug
auf ben Stuub Der Gef9dfte. Die
ginen bsssihnsr iie als befriebIgsno,
ip6brenb bic aHoeren BON elmer a6folus
ten Glaubeit -sen. Gestere Initht
berubt ofsubdr duf 9ergleiHen aus
Der friiberen periobe BON 1897 Biz
1907, als ois Gabritfn gag une Rdhi
arbeitsteH, nm bic 9eftsluBgen aus
fiihren su tSnnen. Sol6e fieberbdfte
sbdtigtett III nidt tpdhrnfbnIbar. Dus
Gefhaft bepegt iiA in mdbisen grens
sen, iit aHo niht Gbfolut nnbefriebt'
aenb. Wdrum aber .in frifhertr gu!
iih ni6t sinftsIt, ift obne S6fuierts'
feit sa ertfdren. Gin lebbcftes ge
fhdfs ergfbt iih aus aipsi urfaheH
aus eirer 5Hflotion bon Werth5ei6ei
rnb aus niebrigen greifen, tpelh
5eibe eineH fsartea DerbruuA dnregsn
Grfieres ertpedte ben Boom Der er
/ nabaisa seaa SsbFf. Dis Rats0Hal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

9as9plt pom SQinots 1T offens
bar in bDhItsr GrreguHg Iber Die 2o<
rimsr Don Seiten beg 8unoessSeRats
sutbetl eeporpens Rehtfertiguns. Sn
alien 5tdbteu peroen 8oltsperIamms
lungen abgebolten, ipeIhe Gorimer uno
Gulom, Der fir grftsren geittmmt bat,
auffprbern, ibrs Munbuts nieoer3ulss
qen, neil man olIes 8ertrauen gu
ibnen perIoren bat. 9as piro naturs
lid an ben gsgsH aIss itttlthe ems
pfinbsu abgsitumpftsu SeHatoren abs
praQen. 5rOsbsm iit Die agitatiOn
su 6esriBsn unO iit gu piinI6sn, bab
iie fortgeIsst nsrbs. Dsnn iie gegen'
pdrtig nt6ts nIst, miro iis In 3us
funft fih fegensrsia ertperien, inbsm
fie bic 9ertreter bss Boltes bslebrt
bah biefes ii6 Hitt 4llss bteteR laBt
Qls peitere @irtung, Die sbenfaaS
piltommsH gu beiben 1T, tanu mar
bic 8urhFIbruns Der Joreerung sr'
iparten, baB bic SenatorsDahleH uus
ben 5dnben Der 2egislatur gsnrnImeE
unb in bic SdnDe bss 8oltss sslsg
lpsrcen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14
gi,lieiiiaa 9ieb.

Gin unbetannttr Qtstr pertaufts
TOO gisqrrsr, bi fr aus BEN eaesn
bss abs Ginitein, go. 510 Msit o.
GtroBs, gtito6len butts, fir $3.50 on
hen Edantisanfr bes Wirtbes Toni
asitb, SO. 5l4 MeFt 6. Str. Rahoen'
er iih sutf.rnt bate. madlte esl
Ghdnt.eaner bic uHGneenshme Gni'
befune, baB aud bic eolbsne aaiden'
ubr ieines glrbeitatbers. lpelte bintsl
benz G9anttiiA etlsgsH bate. Der'
ifpunben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14


lImndfsuna berporgernfen. Die Soften.
in tpeIden bic Ginselitanten Elm in fih
Ielbft abatf6IoHsnes 9diein 81 fibz
rem permohten, iinb untuioerruflth
babin. Die 9tdaten itnb nur noh
tommunoIe Ginbeiten. s6r iouperns
ner adratter lit fhon fart psrbldbt
unp bieIer 8roaeb ntnmt feinen net
teren unauFhaItbdren 8erlauf, ipeil
oas ameritoniIae Bolt muir ourh
3uIammsnfaIlung allsr ardfte ietneI
GriIten3 su bebaupttn permdg. YIN
geTten lGBt Iih nas OH ben urlahsn
ertennen, pelhe bic Stddtsgrsn5en
ausueipifht baben unb oas itno be
9srtebrspeee. Der eiiitertransport
lit fsine tommunale angeieeeHhett
mebr, ionoErn lit 8u elmer nattonalen
4nqsleasnbeit aetpornen. 8drdus tae
hie perihiecsnen nutionaleu Seboroen
entItanoen, ipelne ben Sitter Sranss
bort tontroliren. @pbl tpirb nod cine
Reaulutiou innsrbaI6 Der Stdatssrsns
sen BON ben bstreffenbsn Stndtsn
ieIbft ausdeiibt, aIlein ieeer 0fpnpmts
Its Denter belennt iih gu Der anlint,
oab bie1er 3uitauo oaf bic Dansr nlot
baltbar 1T.
Oas brdnat Iith aud nod bei pislsn
cnberen Ginribtungen ouf, Die unttr
Der Goutrple Der ginselitaaten per-
f.isben Iinb. Siersu gshbrt BITE Rehts'
pFleoe, Die fih nod in eirem elmer 81
pilifirteu Rution untpiroiseu 3uitanoe
! befiupet, lpeiI Fie nurh Staatsaren'
ssn aeihtpdtt pirb. Die io3ialen Gins
! ridiunaen, pelhe sur Grhdltung oes
! Iosialen Trieosns uusntbsbrlih ituo,
| laifen iih ebenfaiIs Hiht nit IS, epen'
fAea At SpuperGnetdttn heritslIsn. sic
miiTsn BON elmer 3entrulnsIis aus &C.
icitet iperben unp bic gunSe gtatlon
r.nfuIIen. Damn tomnsn nod o;s
Ginrid.unaen, tpsIds sBt iih i'm pr''
pateu 8etritb lsfinoeu, abtr untehlpo'
an eie Rotion iibsrqsben muNeH, NO,
bei mir unttr 2tnbusm bic padetpot
pcr 4ugsn babsn, beren GiHflhrun:
aur BIC Hrags elmer turSen ,3eit ~
Sas 1iro ollss srobs QRfOroerungsr
an bic stsuertraFt Der Rdtion itsI
len. 2t6er ba3u ssfsIlen fih ausgabei
BON nod, nett ar6bsrem llmidngs. De
BuiTsr transport, Der iih bel uui
in Der Riubbeit bsfiuott, muB fpt'shi
lid osboben futrben, um bic Jnou'trt
tonturrsnsfG9ig nit benz ausldnoe 81
MAIDEN. 9as oLIein srheiiht cine aus
oobe pom so Wi[Iipntn oas Sobr, 9tia
= minper lit ss tIar, ooB mir unist
, Dehrmaht 6eosutenb psrtarsen mul
I ZEN. Wdhreub in oisIem 2Gnoe nod
4 cine Qartei ben 6anocI in IotaIs 0rsu
ssn b1nnen min, bat er bel aHosreI
T Rotionsn einen uusetiproher inferno
: tiorulsu Rarattsr au9eEcmmsn. Y
{ bsbarf teines 9sipsiies, baB mir, mi
: orbere Gambler ale biplomatt'6sn uIl
t milit1riihsn arGfts aHipanntn nut
( fen, um uuIsrsn asbubrsnoen Antbe
T am intsrnutionulsH SGnoet Su srlar
n der unb All 6sbauptsr,. sur ale o's'
n auFeaben fnb unisre aessnlpartlse
MPttfel niht ausrtihtHn. 9EsI
Steu.ru Tinb unsrlGbIi5 unb re fpe'
: ben nur nurd 9sraR3iehuns 30
Qbqab<n ouf gintommsn une erl
ihdFteu su srlangsn iein. Die Gcrpt
roticus Stsuer barf baber ni6t a
= Gnbfatiou betrahtst perosR. .
/. Gtrtommsufteusr 1T nah fpie Dor orll
l. oenb nothpenbis uno Oas bolt ioIl
k oass aufbietsn. bamit oasgrfuNungi
d ameubsmeut sur Grbtbung pon s'i
g fommenftsueru gsuehmist !psros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

9iu3 bat ben 8rteg Ohns
GnaDe ertldrt. ssIbitpsritdnbIi4 fpsrs
ben Die Snfursenten oas Slst9s
tbun. Die @efansensn auf bsioen Get
ten perbsn erftoFsn. Sus 1T etne
edit msritunif6s 8urbarei, bic o6ltsrz
redhtlih nidt ftuttbaFt 1T, mas ienot
nur tniopeit in gstradt tommt, dls
Musldnber puoon bstrofFen tpsroen
@enn Odbsr Don 9eiten Der Rssieruna
omert,aniI6e giirger, Die iia I'm Sn;
iureentenbesr bsfinbsuuuo inarisssge'
fdneenI9oft ssratben, erI9o'isn tper'
ben foqten, 10 lpdre oas elm trtftttgsl
Gruno fir unfere Resisrung, odss9sr
.iusuIdrsitsn. Die DOlterrshtLtte as'
Gel tft, buB penn cine 9OItserbebuni
iibsr bas stadium zines Rranau;
btnuussepaafen ift, 9sfan9sns ni3
erfhofTen perben Dirfsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

8etreffsbsr Cunning abomIhen
slrfpriite auf bic apbIenldubsreisn in
gIusta lit bic iuriitii6e aommlFion
bes Departements oes Snnern gstbstls
ter QnTtht. Die eine 5GIfte Der
Reftsoelsbrten 6Glt bic Qripriihe fir
betrioerifb, Die anbers 6dIfts fir be-
rsttiot. Die aommiFiOn III in Der
Isoenb.it, tpie lie iid aus oieIsrs6ptes
riateit bsrdusfinDsn ION, od Die uHs
terbreitun1 zines gstbeilteu 9eri4tss
boiTelbe bebeutet, aIs psnn gar tstn
9eri6t unterbrsitet poroen mare.
lnierss GrmeRsns lisgt in oteism
3petFel bic ri1tise Guti6eiouHs. Die
Reael 1T, baB ale 8ef sse, ipeLas oas
6ffentli6e Snterefe betreffen, 81 bel
fen 9unften ausgelegt tperoen ntifen,
iobalb sin 3fpeifel obpdttet. Solder
3tueifeI Iiegt Dor, ipsun cine 5dlfte oEr
3ommiFion fir bic abtrstung Dfferts
li6er 2dnbereien ii6 srtIGrt uno BIZ
anbere 5dlfts Dussgen. 0smna6 ioa'
ten bic Guuntngbamfhen AHiprun'
niht Qnertannt peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14
sd,,uers Mnflaae.

Deasn sbeobcr Nunn BON Doobbins
ape., Sdrtfpel, ipsl6er tiirsliA Die
.giatinnoti Gam Ghccl" obfolDirs
bal, ipurbs elm 1nfibsftbl unter csralHs
flaes bes getrugs erbcbeH unb slpat
bon 5rau Rcrp 5aiit, 5nhnt<rin elmer
mirthi6aft, 80. 637 Msdin Strnbs,
Srau ;saIie bebaupist. pen psnt iuHstn
GRaHn mitislls brd persblcfer Ghsda
I'm $50 bsfaninbelt lporptn Su ifins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

abe auef, Der gob non can
TranctscO, Der iebt Iein 9on!tstl mao
Ssm 3uftbous perlegt bat, iogt, paB
i,in SsluiFsr ibn nidt psinigt. sslOit.
perffGnblth ntdt. Cont mare q "a
uift i'm 3uhtbous.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14
Gsr Qprtb GiHfiHEatiHH
iintB MsRa Club uno
bsr 9sleuhtuHgss
( Rtratt.

gsom glortb GinsiHnnti Huiinsb
Wasns Club lag sins 3uIhrifi Dor, In
pel1er Der Rub ilh NIT 9s5ug ouf ben
neusn Is1biifhtn BflsahtunBstoEtratt
NIT bsm 9sIsAhi.ingstDmmittef Der
psridisbsHtH giirgsrpsrsiniguHssn fps
libariiG erfldris uRb DsEsH DorbtFliHs
GEN bsfiirnortsss. 5n srfttr plnit foll
Der apnirait ollsrh06itsHs flir fiiHf
9ahre psreebsn ipsrosH uHp AHgst0ie
follsn fiiF elm. slpei uHb flint Sabre siHs
pefcrhtrt tperbtH. AabfFDem Iou btm
uFolgEsihsn gisisr Gin syrsibriff fiir
bic QisFernHg bon Gas uHb GlsfiFislt
tat fur tenlntrslflls 3lps6s ssiDdbgItls
net perben. gag Ghrsibsn ptEps an
bas aemmitise fiif Hel<nAtuHs DsFs
ipisifl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

@prbercitenbr Sd)ritte fir bic ger'
srShernug bes Generuebr.
7cpartemeuts.

Bpnbduseate BON S164 600 fiir bic
fen 3iped berldnat. Dit5timms
eeber piirften in Der Sahe bas snt-
iaeibsnbe WOrt gu iprs6en bubsn,
Die 3abl Der 5eusrmari4ale
unb pOIissileuinonts erbObt.
s5rsitas Taorgsn pirb snbgiltie
iiber ben aober entItieoen iuereen
Das @sto bss Wlapprs in Del
Sads aufteht erbaIten. anssu'
ben fir bic DaiIsrtperte. - Staot'
paisr aIsin ipia ianitars Barber
Ideen. @tiincob nerIanet 0as
bsleu1tuns. Stdbtii6e 9sparts
rlents perihmolSeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14

liz sIss ggisgsaas n gixsm Ees ID N4igfF.
ussMf MaH gaxallpf &Tsm8 EasnsNx 1nRIst
HpeshkIsg RebeH f&eiR sutH&. MkHH - w fHfts
fsa ssIsskn y. n assss's assstAtlG III psi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-14
Der nsus DeI.

lleber bos GsidIal bts fltusll
GtoDilobsr pirb am Jrtiiag @crmits
tna um Sebn ilbr bsfiHiiip tntf6itnsn
tpxYbsn. Muf bann III ndmlin Sil
bieIem 3iped eine EpxsiulIituHg bss
5taDtgaibs sinb<rutsn tporDtn. 0itits
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
Soccer Asso6Iation.

An international soccer association
now being formed will include Phila
delphia, Chicago and Canadian cities.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
NEWSB0Y CRUSHED
TO DEATH BY AUTO
Harold Bernstein Victim of Accident
at Woodward and Michigan
Another Boy Injured.

Harold Bernstein, IL years old, q
newsboy, living at No. Il6 Brewster
81, was run down by an automobile
al Woodward and Michigan-aves.,
Thursday Afternoon. and died from his
injuries In St Mary's hospital. few
hours later. The auto was driyea by
David j. Baker. No. 1853 Third-aye.
Mr. Baker came 10 police headquar
tiers and made full statement rela
tive 20 the accident. He said he was
going about four miles an hour and
that the boy backed right into his ma
chino. He told the police the acci
cent was unavoidable and several vii
nesses say the same thing.
Abe Ruben, No. 156 Brewster-st
also a newsboy. was run down by an
automobile driven by Frank A. Mar
tin. No. 723 Champlain-st.. at Girls
void and FORESTS, Thursday after
noon. He was taken to the city physi
clans office, where his injuries were
dressed. He is not seriously hurt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28

$50 strong, who stopped In Detroit
Thursday on their way 20 the annual
convention OF the Association OF Ad-
Yertising Clubs 20 be held In Boston
next week The party was taken
on hoard the Sappho for a three
hour ride on the river. T. st. Elmo
Lewis welcomed the visitors on be-
half OF the Adcraft club. and the
Board OF Commehce and Fred X.
Johnson. president OF the Dallas Ad-
vertising League, responded. The
Adcraft club entertained the visitors
in its clubrooms, after the return
TO the city, until they left for Nj
agara Falls at 1880.
Prof. Frederick starr, dean OF the de-
partment OF archaeology and anthro-
" or the University of Chicago
spent Thursday In Detroit with the
Rev. James Savage. pastor OF Holy
Trinity church. and with other local
scientists went out TO Highland Park
10 dig for prehistoric relies In the
mounds which abound in that pretty
suburb. Several articles were found,
but Prof. Starr refused 10 commit
himself as TO the monetary or scien-
title value OF the objects which IN
cluded a clay cup. n clay pipe. slate
and "A medal or ornament, all inscrib-
ed with the queer markings and
cross, found on other relics unsarth-
ed by FIR Savage and other Detroit
ers. FIR. Savage and his friends be-
lieve that the relics are proof posi-
tive that a white-race lived I'm these
parts, prior to the existence OF any
other race OF mankind
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
AGED WOMAN LOSES
life INF[AMEs
Mrs. Augusta numfo5d, ssldier's
Widow. Victim Il RiS IN Hssn-
Ing HOUSE.

Mrs. Augusta Mumford. g years
old. No. SO Howard-st. vas sufrocafed
and burned TO death In = frs which
partially destroyed the twoS(ory
building IN which she Foomed shortly
after 6 o'clock. Thursday evening.
The IRE started from an explosion
Of q gasoline stove IN the rear q the
FIRST floor Of the building. In which
Mrs. Jennie Osborne had I grocery
store and living apartments. The
loss on the building. which was owned
by Mrs. Frank Daniels. n estimated
AT $4,000. and the loss on the grocsry
stock IL $500. covered BY Insurance..
Mrs. Mumford. who was caught sud
denly by the flames. which were burn
ing for some time In the frst floor be-
fore being discovered. made her way
TO q window. She was seen there for
o moment and then flash Of fame
swept upon her and she fell. a few
moments later, her blackensd face and
q charred arm could be seen Just over
the sill She was dead when reached
by the frsmen.
Mrs. Mumford was q widow. draw
ing q pension. Her husband. Lieut..
Frederick Humford. died some time
ago. Her only living relative Il =
brother, Charles McMfchaels. q re-
tired Detroit fireman.
All the other roomers In the place
escaped.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
KISSED WHEN HE
ATTACKS OSBORN
Secretary Of State Martindale Makes
Bad Break at Taft Club
Outing.

The poor judgment and worse taste
OF Secretary of State Martindale, In
attacking Governor Chase s. Osborn,
In bitter speech. Thursday, at the
North End Taft Republican club pic
mic, at Tashmoo parry, was generally
commented upon by those present
and the best evidence that the speech
maker had oSerreached himself was
given I'm the silence, and even Kisses,
which followed his remarks about tie
governor.
That the picnicking crowd was in
no mood for personalities was appar-
ent In the disapproval shown Marin
dale, former Congressman Henry
Smith, Of Adrian and. Edward Bar
nett. president OF the Detroit board
OF estimates, when they spoke ad-
versely of the chief executive. Evil
IDENTIFY II was no time for the launch.
Ing Of political booms, as even Allan
II. Frazer aroused no enthusiasm
when he declared himself a candidate
for the mayoralty nomination and al
most no attention was paid to "Milt"
Oakman, Police Justice Stein, DR..
Morgan Parker or Rep. John Steven.
son who endeavored TO build fences
for their respective onslaughts on the
nomination for sheriff
Martindale's chief plant was in
connection with the appointment OF
Lawton T. Hemans and James Helme
to Office.
Aside from the political dust kick
ed up, everybody at the picnic had
good time. City Controller David
e. Heineman was Official starter"
and Dave" certainly won the race
for politeness and good manners.
There was fine program OF sports
and the clerks In County Clerk Far
rell's office won the baseball game
from the lawyers by score of . to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-28
sHERE LIFE Is
NORTH LINING

|Isanss he thinks he gets all the
II knocks" handed Out 10 .counciimen,
VI. j. EDMOND. a MEMBER OI the 81.
A clair heights councii, has sent In has
esignhtion-
IRA liiin, No. $50 Franklin-st., reports
o the police that While he siulaDered
|Ifrloay night, some person stole SlOl
|fleweu In pocket or HIS shirt.
~ Buekeye Press association OF ZOO
n nem bers, Including members OF all
ri departments OF Inn newspaper aud
|prnters trade. lett Detroit Friday
. iternoon, Tor long trip through
['kestern Canada, as the guests OF the
n canadian government.
3 board OF trustees OF the Museum
|l3f Art adopted resolutions or nppre-
feiRtion and regret In honor OF the
\ late Mrs. Sarah skinner. who had
1peen a loyal supported and contrib
.ator TO tho museum Tor many years.
Ipuring the funeral services held for
Mrs. Skinner. Thursday, the museum
was closed, out OF respect.
attracts for the mason work ON fhe
4 proposed addition t0 Harper hospitai
were awarded. Thursday. 20 the "A. A.
Albreeht Co. Operations Will oeslh
Immediately.
re partially destroyed the plant Of
the McGraw Plaster Co., Livernois
land Toledo-aves., Thursday night.
The damage Is estimated at $1,000. T.
Paske's residence, at No. addison
ave, was the scene of ire Thursday
night. The damage Is sSOO,
lac body OF nm unidentified man was
taken from the river nt the foot OF
ftnsttrsgs-st.J-fA }sFsda H-afternoon
There Is nothing In the clothing that
will lead 10 disclosing the mans
Identity. Coroner burgess ordered
the body sent to the county morgue'
elective Cotter aud Patroiman Ruth
found two Chinese ON q dock near the
Water Works park, late Thursday
night The police think they were
smuggled over the river In a small
boat They gave their names as Lau
Jan and John Laton. They were
transferred to :he central police sta
ton
travelling man named Hardin ewes
his life 90 Theodore schinknath, n
cement worker for A. Albrecht AZ Co.,
and his brother Edward, barn boss
for Frederick Ii. stevens The two
men heard a splash Thursday night
In the river at the foot OF Third st.
which they first thought was made
By a carp. They discovered IL was
a man, heayed him life ,preserver,
pulled him out Of the chilly waters
and sent him on his way TO Indian
apolis.
banquet WINS held In the Hotel Girls
weld, Thursday evening, ny the
Michigan Retail Monument Dealers
association. Following the menu
those present INDUCED In informal
discussion of the various aspects and
details OF their business.
apt. James Foster, for 45 years I'm the
employ OF the Detroit n Windsor
Ferry Co, died Thursday. In his
home. No. II Dougall-ave. Windsor,
after lingering Illness. Ten years
ago he became blind and retired from
active services. Ills employers, how
ever, kept him on their payroll up
TO the time OF his death. Funeral
services will be held Sunday after
noon and will be under the auspices
OF Great Western lodge. A. f. a. A
NJ, Windsor. OF which the captain
was a member.
he Board OF Commerce and the Adj
craft club united 90 entertain the yls-
tting advertising men from Texas,