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The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

The snnusi meeting asd supper Of
the ans Baptist church wes held In
the church building Friday evening d
e:sO o'clock. A gsnsssi iavitstton bed
bssa extended 10 III fstsods u the
church and . lssss crowd wss pssssnt.
The tab.s sxlssdsd The full Isagth 81
the church and wss loaded With sood
tbinss 10 which ample justice vsa
doee By I'll. Amer The supper short
program vas given and bssslnsss meet.
ias hsld. Between 70 and 100 wsra
present TOT supper.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

For sste-A few thousand pounds Of
Rural New York No. esd potatoes
This b line seed, smooth and free from
scsb. sample con b hsd u The DO
lor~s Lumt'<s 4 supply company.
Let me quite you . prics u the cellar
OF delivered In Dolosss.
N. Il. CARPENTER.
DDlorss, Il. r. d.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

The members Of Eye Village skswp'
troupe aud their families were the
guests Of the Ladies Aid ct . suppeI
served In the n. e. church Wednes.
day evening. A pleasant time waa
had BY oil. ~a.s s.......
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

d. G. Reavh wss In Cortes, Tuesday,
making 0nal proof on bis homestead
situated on summit ridge.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

John Reed aud family came over
from Hesper0a Monday and are visit.
Ing with Mn. Reed's parents, DR.. and
An. r. B. Cabsll.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Culligaa's Nashvills Hsudsass wtll
b Il tie Dolores op~sS hos,ss TssA'ay.
Anvil 10
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

The Dolores hall team visited Leila
non Sunday and won on elsven.lunius
game By score Of 9 Z.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Dr.. H. A. Smith. dentist, will be
In Dolores "Wednesday and Thursday,
April % and q, to do dental work.
II 10 need Of work In his line call on
him at the Elk hotel.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Mn. Randolph Williamson and
daughters returned yesterday from .
two weeks visit ct Paons. They were
accompanied BY Waiter Euhsnks Who
intends making Dolores bis home.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Chsrles Hosea ssd family returned
Friday from CAliiornia where they
spent the winter.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Rev. J. d. Musgrave died st his
homo on Eight street AND Cestral
avenue wednesday night. The
funeral services will b held ut 10
O'Clock this morning.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Your cholse n Coopes, Moline, Wono.
M OF FOrt Smith wagons and buegtsA
Rusr LUnsER = MERCANTILE 20.
DuloNo, Cueo
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss Jsssss Csnpssll - bunnoA =
the susat II NJ. ssd Nm. J. II. Lyn-
ton this wssk.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

Send your orders for Easter 10 the
Mancos Green house.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

For Sale-A gosd plano 1t . bargain
Enquire at this Office.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

DEXTER will stand on the river
this season: saturdays Ut Dolores. and
Mondays aud Tuesdays at n. 3. Gun.
ningha,n's ranch on the Wsstiosk.
". r. SHULTx.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14
NOTICE or .A4rsF FkI ca.yIEsS TO LEASE

Oales of ths Stats Hoard u Land co@ais.
sio0ers.
Dsayss. Coio.. April 1, isti.
Notice 10 hsssby givea that j. 3. waiksf
whose pose0l1ice addfsep V pul0ess. Colorado,
lgwins dsscsihsd Asho0l LasAs. sisssts In
noatssans coanty, Colorado. tsvtti All
eriisd lnnls wiil = esIssIdsssd sfSss April
-, 1911. 3. L. Jgvvaas0n,
kssistss Stats Roard LasA Coanisstosss,
firSt pub Apr J. 1911. isss psh Apr. D. MI.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

For Hale-TtOsoughbrsd black NJ
norca eggs q u 90 pr dosen. I"quiss
Of Mr.. +. N. Willard, Doloses, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1911-04-14

For sale B~lleville thrvsher, Jumt,o
i5-hors~-powes engine with steel wster
tank on trucks, aud twO w0nd saws
aud frame. $500 takes the bunch.
Inquire Of Myers Bros, Dolorrs, Colo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
ONLY 81 IN TWO YEARS.
That Is Amount Mrs. Myers Say:
Husband Gave Her.

That her husband. John W. Myers, a
lieutenant in the fire department, has
given her only 81 and pair OF shoes in
two years. is one Of the allegations made
by Mrs. Emma Myers in a suit for a
legal separation brought against her hus-
band. She also charges systematic
abuse and ill-treatment dating back. she
declares, almost to tho wedding. which
took place in Baltimore, Md, October IA.
1902
Mrs. Myers AYERS she has had to de-
pend on her father for clothing: that her
husband has kicked her and expressed
the hope she might die. She also says
her husband not only allowed his brother
to abuse her, but encouraged him in 1t.
Through Attorney Henry I. Quinn, the
wife tells the court that the alleged ILL
treatment eliminated when her hus-
band slapped her face and otherwise
offended her. She states she took the
three children, aged three, six and eight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
BOOST FOR FOREIGN TRADE.
Secretary Nagel Wants Laws Which
Will Help Small Exporter.

With the view Of promoting American
commerce by lending helping hand to
the small manufacturers of the United
States as well as to the big concerns,
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Nagel
will urge Congress to enlarge the powers
of the bureau of manufactures. While
the export trade in manufactures of the
United States is large, it is in the hands
of q comparatively few manufacturers.
1t is the belief Of Mr.. Nagel that II
detailed information OF the needs of all
foreign lands could be distributed indis-
criminately throughout the United States
it would result in the development of the
Infant" manufacturer and greatly en-
nance the nations productive wealth.
The Secretary consequently will ask that
the employment Of additional specialists
abroad and the distribution of data in
this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
JOINS THE MEXICAN EMBASSY
Miguel Fernandez de la Regatta Will
Be the Third Secretary.

Miguel Fernandez de la Regatta has ar
rived from Mexico City to assume the
post Of third secretary Of the Mexican
embassy in Washington. He has been
appointed by the new Madero administra-
tion..
There are two secretaries of this grade
now attached to the embassy Don
Ricardo Huerta has been third secretary
of the embassy for some time.
In the absence of the second secretary.
Don A. Algara r. de Terreros, who is
secretary of the special mission, headed
by former President de La Barra, sent
to Italy to convey thanks for participa-
ton in the Independence centennial cele-
bration. the post will be filled by desig-
nation from the foreign Office in Mexico
City The new second secretary is ex-
pected in Washington at any day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
WG|LANTS MEET
A WORTHY FOE
AN-Star Aggregation 0utpIays
Athletic Club Men for
a While.

Surprised and outplayed in the defen-
sive game, the Vigilant A. c. met
worthy foe in the All-Star High School
team at Capital City Park this morning,
being held to their lowest score of the
season, 10 to q.
The Vigilants little thought the school
boys would outplay them in any way, but
the first quarter was enough to show
that not only were the Stars better on
the defense, but Stranahan out-punted
Gieble on every exchange.
At the beginning of the second half
Gieble broke loose. making a run Of
30 yards. after which Collingsw orth
carried the ball over for touchdown.
Collingsworth made the second touchdown
following a long run by Oliveri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
DRAWS LICENSE NO. 10.
And Bridegroom-to-Be Is Thirteenth
Child of His Family to Wed,

BALTIMORE, November 30.-In the
Thanksgiving rush for marriage licenses
in the office of Clerk Adam Dupert yester-
day John W. Livingston, thirty-two, the
thirteenth child in his family to wed, drew
license No. IL. The license was obtained
by his father, Constant Livingston, who
has been married fifty years, and the
father paid the necessary dollar with
marked satisfaction. The bride-to-be is
Miss Amelia Bernard
This is my thirteenth child to be mar
ried,' said Mr. Livingston, land believe
there's luck in odd numbers, especially
thirteen. John will be glad to hear that
his license number is 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30

the Shows" Have you noticed that the
prize aspirants we have been printing
this winter average of higher quality
than those which have gone before?
This tale Is one of the better ones. The
heroine a beautiful. well balanced wom-
an, has gone to the country of the
SHOWS to get a way from husband who
had made life uncomfortable for her by his
morphine habit, and there the problem
of her life is worked out in a most tragic
way. The man is fine, honorable, able
physician, who is tempted by one of the
strongest tests that ever came to NOR
tai man, and resists it unscathed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30

2.4ss Illicit distilleries were seized and
destroyed by the internal revenue
agents, as compared with 1911 for the
previous year.
1.-The prevalence Of this practice will be
better understood" declares MIR. Cabel1,
when it is recalled that there were
operated last year only 923 registered
distilleries in the entire United States"
Illicit distilling, Mr.. Cabell adds. is
most extensively engaged In in the
states Of Alabama, Georgia, North Caro-
lima. South Carolina, Tennessee and Vir-
ginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
BRIDES OF THANKSGIVING.
License Clerk Yesterday Issued For
Twilight Permits to Wed.

Despite the complaints Of the pros
pective" brides concerning the publica
ton Of their ages and the necessity OF
many Of them clipping to Baltimore.
which, 1t was claimed, was driving bust
ness away from this city. Dan Cupid is
bending low In thanksgiving today. HIS
record Of victories yesterday surpassed
by two the number gained on the eve
Of last Thanksgiving.
The marriage license clerk discovered
at O'Clock that he had issued forty
eight licenses during the seven working
hours A glance at the record for the
corresponding day last year disclosed
that only forty-six applications for
licenses were received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
New Club Shows Well.

Coach Howard Foley entered several
Of his Memorial Athletic Club men and
they showed up exceedingly well,
especially when the fact is taken into
consideration that this is the first APP
pearance of representative from this
club in the running game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
ILLICIT STILLS INCREASE.
Moonshiners Are Busiest in States
Having Prohibition Laws

Illicit distilling is steadily increasing
in the United States, especially in those
states in which prohibitory laws have
been enacted, according to Commits
sioner Cabell of the internal revenue
bureau. During the last fiscal year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
Tugs Safe at Guantanamo.

The naval tugs Ajax and Uncas, with
the barges they had In tow, about which
some concern was felt several days ago,
have arrived safely at Guantanamo. ac-
cording to advices received at the Navy
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30

Miss Anna belle Eader, daughter Of
John Eader, a farmer living near Han
cock, Nd, this season plowed. planted
and husked a 1SO-barrel corn crop be-
sides husking 1O5 shocks Of corn for her
brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
Faces Grim Test.

prize winner to our next Sunday Maya
zine which she titles I'm the Country of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30

Mn Duganue, referee. Mr.. Peet, umpire. Mr..
sutton. field Judge. Mr. Crouch, head linesman.
frouchdow -ColIingsworth, 2. Time of periods
10 minutes each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30
7nS, Lace Curtains, Sheets and {
lCtiVe Novelties for the Holidays

Lace CoVens-Sheets.
48-inch Round Renaissance and
Irish Braid Lace Table Cow
ers, all linen. Reduced from
72-inch Fine French Cluny Table
Covers, beautiful patterns.
Reduced from $50 to, each S4/.oO
54-inch All Pure Linen
Hand embroidered Table
Cover. p4.l =
36-inch Hand-drawn All Pure
Linen Table Covers. Re-
duced from s. to, each. -. 9l rs
54-in. Fine Japanese Hand-drawn
Bureau Scarfs, all pure linen.
Reduced from s.. 50 to. -. , 81
62x78 Plaid Wool Blankets, in
large variety of colorings,
Fine. Heavy Wool Nap White
Double Bed Blankets, l-inch
silk binding, pair. ......... S4.UU
Ia Double-bed Size California
Blankets, very closely woven,
best value ever shown at the
price. pair. 5000
Double-bed Silkoline Comforts,
filled with cotton down, very
warm and light, each. ...... 95.oU
Double-bed Silkoline-covered Com
forts, in floral designs, filled
with Eliminated cotton, each. pZ.oU
Fine jacquard Bath Robe Blan-
kets, 72xeo, with cord and
tassel. each So. SO
Fine Wool-hnish Bath Robe
Blankets, good patterns, size $500
7ox78 inches, each. 1900. pZ.U
8lx0o Fine Bleached Sheets,
free from dressing, big value, ca. /oC
:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-30

years, and left her husbands home She
asks for suitable alimony and the Gus
tody of the children.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
Nertranemsbptmnt.
lie giiIhfsmmifiisH ,pnrS. BON Der
Arabemp Of Wrbifins einitim<
mig ,uissnerwdblt.

en- Der qeftern Mbenb itattaebcbten
geriamHlung Der WitgIisbsr Der aeas
bemD of Webieiue unterbrsitete Or.
Otto %. geier i'm Ramsn Der Ril6s
tommiiTion ben Sa6resberi4t Der
Wilhfommiiiion unb CAB cine iiberz
iihtIihe 56ilberung Der 5bGtigteit
Der aorpsrf6aft. Die 5olge mar, baB
bic in Der 8erIammlung anpeisnben
Witgliebtr ibrsm noIlen 9srtrauen in
bic sJntearitGt Der MilhtommiiIion
baburf, ibren 4usbrud gabeu, bdb Iie
bic aegenrpdrtigen Witglisbsr, bic 5ers
rem Or. u. fgrieblGnber, Or. Otto g.
Geisr unb Or. 8. 6. Noobparb sins
itimmig ipisberertpdblten. Die Dabl
srfolgte burn Grbtben bon ben giBsn.
Der 8slammtberiht Der WiI6toms
million, Der tpifTenfhaFtItte Iotpnbi
pi. Der 5inansbsrift, purbe Der Gem
iorenbebDrbe, ben Or. SobH g.
Greipe, Or. 6. B. Rittsu unb Or.
albert 8. i5reiberS sur gsnausn grls
flung iibsrtptefeH, unb biei. 8eborbe
fpirb ibren geriht Der 4tQoemp Of IRE
bicine am 1. Wloi unterbrsitsn.
DER 5tnan5beri9t Der Wtil9toms
million fDurbs bon Or. Dpoondrb
untsrbreitet unb ipeiit fir bic einSsIs
nen Sabre bic folgenben 3abIsn auf:
ginndbmen: ;siir bas nit benz 81.
5uIi 1907 enbenbe ssSa6r $2131 81:
fir bns nit benz 81. SuIi 1903 en-
otnbe Snbr $3777.19; fir bds nit
BEN 81. SuIi 1909 enoenbs Sabr
$4217.65; fir bds NIT bem 81. SuIi
enbenbe Sdbr 1910 $6435.97; SuIams
men SIG, ,58O.7S.
Die 4usgnten ipdbrenb Der ners
fdisbenen Sabre tparen pie foIgt:
Rotten Der SnfpettioR. battsreoIogiIhe
lIntsriu9ung.n. gtiiettsn unb 6smis
Ide lIuterfuhuneeH: 1907, $1414.50;
1908, 5000. .16; 1909, $2883.41; ;
1910, $3531.40; sufommsn $9858.56.
5onftige ausgdben: 1907, 1898
95e; 1908, s1405.47; 1905, ,S1300.51;
1910, $2O82.25 Gi. Geiammtauss
snben fir bic bier Sabre bsIisfsn Ti6
ouf S15, ,545.76 unb Der usberT6ub
fir bic bier Sabre bstrug S1035.02.
SIN Sabre 1907 mar bic uutsrbiIan3
$18157; nnb Der llsberI4ub tpar
ieitbem tpie fOlgt; 1908, $342.54; !;
1909, $33.73; 1910, $840,32.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
Nrdnbe.

- Gin Jtuer. bos ssiiern MorssH
eteen 8 libr I'm 5anfe bes 5srrn Gee
1. Mult, 30. 248O Granbin Rpob.
anter oltsm GeriimpeI gum 4usbru6
fam, bate Isitt ftiimnis GoIssn bas
ben f5nnsn. DDS tleine ainb besann
su iutfnen, iprburn bic Gouptrnonis
eriponts, ip<lhe bic beIlen sylammen
sp0brrsobm unb bns Gdus nInrmirte.
Gie brofie ibrt Shubbefoblensn,
Btpei ileine Rinber. In Giderbeit unb
bic in3piffkn berbeigteilte Ueutrtpebr
stnserbriidie bic 1lnmmsn. bie im bins
itren 1beile bes ekbdubes eiuen
G60bsn BON $500 onseridiet butten.
Gin fbobboftss 9eisrobr perurs
,fo4te eeiiern Worgsn Elm sseuer I'm
0dnit bon Nm. Hunnsr ON Gprins
Grope Ape. Tn JporpboIe. Arbeitsr Der
nnben e<ifenfobrit Iofdisn bic ilams
men init 0iIft elmer ttrniinen
Gpribe. Der anesrihtsts G6aben
6ttrdgt 500.
- Gin Da6brunb am 60ule bon
uRnrD Bruii, 4340 gaitern Mne.,
ipurbe bon Jrnutn aus Der glaGbors
iGdit bie eins Gimerbrig0be bilDeten,
I'M Refine unb DOR Ansunft herJtuers
lretr sriaidt.
- Jm 9ouie b<r Hrcu Mnna
@rasosaseEIL t6a2 Ganssn &ssuss.
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Dies stno 0aS.

- Die ronaili6en @erisbunssn Der
Monnfhoften i'm sSeusrioehrs sGep1rtes
meHt nurben gsifetn bon Gbef arhis
balo poreenommeE. 3irta nieraig
geueripebrleuts tperoen bon beute an In
anberen Gtationra 1isnit tbLn.
- 6err g. 9ruRboff befhpertt iih
geitern ipieber einmal bel Arbeitsbirtts
tor Gunbmatsr iiber ben lsbensgefdbrs
lihen 3uitanb. In ipsIdem fih Elm
1beil Der Gurp Npsnue infoIss Der
ptrihisbenilihen grbrutfhe befinbet.
Gtabtinssnieur SbipIsn ipirb bic an.
sfIsgenbett unttrIuben.
Cine Delegation bon Hlors.lsuz
ten tonferirte seftern iuieber NIT BEN
gefunbbsitsbeomien Er. 2annis be-
siiglih geipiHtr fanitdrtr WanbressIn.
bis In ben Mdrsitu a,sr DarHiiihxano
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Refius.getten.

b6ren, tpsl6e am %. RGr3 stpiT6en
Tampa unb CLEARWATER, iyIa.. aus Ell
nem regiItrirten 9oitpatete gsftoblen
tpurben. Dor spei Dohen tpuroen
S418O in bem SOfe BON 8. 8. 9Oruce
in 8rootpiqe. 5Ia., aufgefunben.
5oracs bebauptet, baB er unO 4nberz
ion bas 9elo in einem boblen Baum
Itumpf in Der RGbe bss 5uuies zines
GiienbabntIsrts, Ramsns 4bbott sez
furbsn bdttsu. 2sstsrsr 1T perbaFtst
pprben.
Wieber per6aftet.
Rem gort, II. 4priL. Robero
lIrfuu, alias 81 Sagar", Der bier gs=
tern Qbenb unter Der 4ntIage, ben
Sois Ruesea i'm SABRE 1908 in
9uobelaiara, Merito, srmorbet gu bdz
ben, perbaftst tpurbs, tit beute ppn Ras
fasI Ruesga, bem gruoer oss Grmprz
ostsu, ibentifi3irt fporben. 1lrfud bate
ben Worb aus Gifsriuht osriibt, ais
iein Ripale nit be,u Mdbhsn, benz
beioe ben Sof gemaht, nuh Der Sraus
unessgerempnie bic air6e perlieb.
Der R0rbsr mar ppnDetettips 10000
Wieilen nett perFolgt poroen. Die
ausIieFerungs SormuIttdteu purben
uuf ben 26. GpriI pertagt.
8unbesridter Rogers gss
ftorbeu.
2ittle Rod, @rf., II. 4priI.
gunbesri4ter Sphn 8. Rpeers pom
ipsitli6en 9iftritt pon4rtanIas puros
beute bon ben Ribtern 9riebsr unO
Roie. tpelhe fi1 ertunotgeu fpplltsn,
pesbalb er niht i'm @eriht erihienen,
tpbt Inn 8ett aufsefunnen. Gin 5sr3z
ihIag bat ouf6eineno feiuem Ssbeu
elm @noe sema9t.
M aoame 9aSstt ertrartt.
Rem gort, II. aprtl. Grau
ssobannd 9a0sti, be YrimabouHd,
leibet an Gciatica uno 3tpar in FOLDER
Beifs, baB iis seSpungen mar, ale
engagements fir ibre Sriibiabrssaon.
5erts5onr I'M 9Setten auf3ugeben.
Sobalo Tie reifefd9is iit. miro iie ned
europa abreiien.
Die neae Stdotpernal-
tuus.
gbicasp, Su., IT. 4pril. Gar
ter 8. Sdrriiou ipurbe am Rontus
&benb gum fiiHften Wtal als Maner
BON Chicago pereioist. gleit5eitis
tuuroen IA neue albermsn. 13 popOn
Gtnlotraten, psreioiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18
Mpbinicns 3irfns.
sir bic erite goritellnng am Tienitag
NbenS In bcr Nrmorp lit
gllles bereif.
Oiaritrsate iir bic garaSs t.nte
g0rmiitag.

Jobn Hobinfons Sirius bat heuer
fsin 5auptouortier in Der 4rmDrp on
Der Jreeman abe. aufgeidlaeen unb
bort III fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING
am beutigsn 4benb ollts bereit. Bon
Wliitpo6 an ftnoen tdslih 5tpet 8ors
iteIluHgen ftdtt.
Der nniere Stodtperf III fir bic
rtigeWenaeeris einseri6tet. auz
Berbem iinb bier bag GiHebaleienborf,
bic pbiIippineHsgl sglieoerldFungen, bas
5nbianeroorf unb dnbers foeenannte
~Sioe Sbops" untetgtbraht. SIN
3fpeittn Stodpert, i'm Grer3ieridaI
bee ResiHeuts, befinbet Ii9 bic arss
na. Der GuBboben ift NIT einerShiht
Grbe unb GerxrIobe bebedt. 5ier
proouciren iih bi. Reittiinitler, bic
SpriHser, bic auftsbnnoftifsr unp
bic Glomns. 6ier aeben nuh bic dbs
gerihtt.en tpiIben 9bisre ibrs 8orit.Is
lunsen unb fsrnsr ift bag 5ippoorom
bier untersebra1t. Sm 3uf6ausrs
raum befinben iih fiinftauienb SiBs,
bic 10 urranstrt finb. bab mon ale
gorgdnge in Der 4rsna bsqnem iibers
i.beH fann. fObaB ftets neue 8iIber
por bic 4usen Der Sui6ausr gesoubert
iperben.
6euts abenb tpirb bic Nrs
morn ibon cine Gtunbe Dor 8eainn
Der 8oriteIlung ge0ffnst. Iobab bieBes
fuher 9slesenbeit erbalten, bic nolls
itdnoise Wenagsrie. fOtpie bic eroti=
ffkn 36rfer in ausenifein Su n.bs
men. Sn Der arend fpislt Elm Srhes
FER bon bter3ig Wsaun big gum Be-
ginn Der Boritellung.
Die StouItsIluHg ift in bieIems ssa6s
re 10 suiommenssitsIt, bub ieb.m6e>
ihmof Re6nung getrdssn fpirb. Gs
,fpirb bobe Shuls geritten uHA bic
8orfubrunaen Der aunitreiterinnen
unb Better iinb erItounlih. Die
glolpns baben neu.s Bacterial unb
be5onbers biirfte 5appp 6ooligan
ssurpre MAIDEN. Die 2ufttiinitler bits
ten itaunenstpertbe asiftungen. au9
Der Dilbtpeitatt nit ben s5sbion.rn
unb bem aaub Der Yoftfutfhe feblt
nifs. Die Rapallerie fat oller Qas
tipnsH iit pertreten, bdntben cine pors
5iigli6e Sdmmlung BON Sbiereu als
Ter 3pnen unb Gdnber. Mlle bk6errs
lifteiten finb am Gitnifog Worgen In
Der gardbe su fsben, bie iih burh bi.
GtroBen Der unterer Stuot betpeat.
Die bieiigen Glts tperoen an bemllHts
5ug tbeilnebmen.
Die garab. fesi iia um IL libr
8ormitiags bon ssr armorp aus in9e'
tpegung. Der Sus beneet fi9 bic
;JresmoR 2lps. binauF 5ur gentraIap...
biefs binunter Bis 3ur gisrten StroBs.
an bieI.r 0FIin Bis 8roobtpob, n6rbs
Ii6 Bis Sumter StraBs, aur Race.
Sur Sedften, sur Dine, sur WcWiden
4pe.. bisfe binauf iiber bic TaObdtpts
bride Suriid CUR Central sIDe.. sur
Spring Grppe 4De., eur Deftern aDs.,
5ur 2ibertp StruBs. sur lrstmonaDe.
unb surild sur armorp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-18

gerbaftete lit Elm Chauffeur Qomens
4nbrstp WiGer, feFen syeftnobme in
einsm berrufeneE 6oufe an Der 8eorge
5traBe erfolgts. Gr ptro beI6ulbtgt
felt atDet Sdbren obfotut ni9ts gum
llnterbdlt fetnsr Satin ober isinss
ainbes beigetrnsen 81 babeu. Die
Grau befinbst iih 5ur 3eit i'm 3petgz
bofpital, bd iie an Der ShDinbfu6t
Ietoet unb bos ainb 1T in Der &inoers
beimutb untsrgsbraht. Miller lit nit
benz gbauffeur ibentifh, Der I'm bort
gen Sabre am 3ags Der Groffnung Der
gaiebulI Salon an berGinblapStraBe
nit ieinem automobil etnen &nubsn
iiberfubr unb bann bnponiagts, obne
ii6 um fein Spfer ou betiimmern.
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fonmsn follen. 4lie bic Delegation
periiherte iinb bic Gleiidz unb @efliis
aeIbdnbIsr fofpie bic 2euts, bic mit8uta
ter unb stGfe bdnbeln, pilIens ibre
Msoaren NIT 9rabtnebsn su,ubefen,
um es 40 Derbinbern, bab bos gublts
fun bic saden nnfnbt. 8afir pers
lauaen fie aber nls gssenleifuna bic
ftrifteite Durhfiibrune Der auf Reins
bultuug bss Wnrftes bs3iigIidsn gorz
idrifteH.
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