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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-11
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n your husband insists upon eating
home made bread during the heated
term. Have sou ever tried giving him
the high-gradc breads baked by u.
You viii hnd that he will prefer them
a. well as our delicious cookies, rolls,
biscuits, cakes and pastry. Take your
ease during warm weather by order
Ing your bakcstufts az the
PIONEER BAKERY
2O7 south First street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-11

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01


Ffsif 1l'tiA1 funTprtef lie move
ilea ls masie W1r aud
g dsfaI Datata one
ton s gsnet 81 sose nentI
asld BE- gFea homes TOR TIE ftt-
tiire ot that department. ne Is the
man 70 elect Tor that plare Public
sentiment Is strongly ia his fayof
'lcl1n AZ Knox has had a success
ful experience as collector Cd
taxes. iHe Is energetic and Of SPLEEN
did physical and mental capacity.
As 4 public oticial he was ever true
20 the trust reposed in him ana his
Integrity has never been brought
into question. not even w his po-
.litical opponents He is a candidate
for the office or city collector and
treasurer and his campaign has
been featured with .warmest assur-
ances Of support on every hand. (
William H. Taylor, nominee for
school commissioner, Is young
lawyer Of accomplishment and a
gentleman deeply interested in the
cause Of education. Not only is he
q successful professional man hut
he Is also a good business citizen.
His knowledge OF and association
with school affairs will stand him
well in haad in the discharge Of
duties as q member Of the board, If
elected, and the Telegram believes
the people will say he shall serve
them as school commissioner.
No greater tribute need be paid
William 3. Trimble, nominee for as
SCISSOR and a lifelong Republican,
than to state that the opposition
thought 50, wen Of him that he is
also the nominee on the Democratic
ticket.
In keeping @ith the splendid per-
sonnet Of the general ticket, headed
I:by Mayor Moore. is a list Of men for
city council who round up one Of
the strongest and best municipal
tickets that has ever been chosen to
run for office in Clarksburg. 1t is
no more. than the exercise OF reason
able Judgment in concluding that
the people of clarksburg are sur
Jaciently impressed with this ticket
to trlumphantly elect 1t next Tues
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
Dean! HgGG DENIES
That He Has Resigned or In
tends 10 Resign from
university.

MoRGANTowN, April la rumor
to the: effect, that Dean Charles Edgar
Hogg, Of the University College Of
Law, had had ,5ssigned to accept a posi-
ton in IA Virginia College, was cir
.culated Yesterday, It was stated that
Dean Hogg had received a fiatterlng
offer from q Virginia institution and
was prepared to accept 1t. Last night
he said
q have not resigned, and have HAD
no Intention OF retiring from the
place now occupy. The, story has
gained currency in some way and
several Of ny students have come to
me to inquire about it. The fact is,
the rumor is entirely without foun-
dalton, and you may set it at rest by
saying So. have not resigned and
have no thought of doing SO. l am
too deeply interested in the work Of
the school. Furthermore, have no
desire to leave Morgantown at pres
ent. ! am fond of her people ana
her ideals.'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

eoA e nenpers haze ieured e out
tllat tlf as cpneg gote
tleltet aud ttaf he NEW ~
ftKa lie the nla8oritie a cits
elections
y order Tor the Democratic party
TO be IN power. the Exponent and
the backers Of the democratic party
would forbid any development or
the creation 81 amy wealth 50 that II
might etfectualiy bar forever any
person from coming to the city for
any purpose whatever.
Perhsps II we did not have a
great ana coming city the persons
whom the Exponent sees on the
streets 81 the city would not pc here.
The citizens or the city would
rather hare the treets filed with
strangers every night than to have
q city which strangers would not
come 70.
II the EXP onent thinks that, these
strangers are going to cast Illegal
votes. it would be we'll for 1t to hire
Jud FlndIey's gang Of detectives to
be on hand the coming election day.
It did very we'll last year
= 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
Democrats Hate stranpers.

Every stranger who comes into the
city the Exponent says is a hireling
OF the Republican. party. II you
have not been placed In this category
tby the Democratic mouthptece you
must have been born and reared in
the limits OF the city OF
Clarksburg. The assertions OF the
Exponent are the principles upon
which the Democratic party is
founded-stagnation and retrogres-
sion If the Exponent thinks that
before community can become
great it must close Its doors to all
hut those who were born in that To-
cality. 1t is very sadly mistaken.
That has been the contention Of the
Democratic party almost since its
1t wanted to close the
doors of the nation to immigration
and shut out all foreigners coming
into this country more than fifty
years ago, and now in this locality
its purpose seems to be not to allow
any person who has not been in the
city for life time to stand upon
the streets without calling them
OF the Republican party.
The policy OF the Democratic gang
seems to he not to allow anything
to come into the quiet and evea
tenor Of Its way that would in any
way iniure It's prospects for Office.
The Exponent. maximus generals
simo OF the gang, has been imbued
with the. same ideas as the grand
fathers of the present leaders of
Democracy, that is that nothing
should be developed beyond that
which is necessary for the commu-
atty to live upon. Every time fac
tory locates in the city or a new
nine is opened 1t strikes terror to
he hearts OF the gang for the rea-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

This Is the first time in many
years that a man has been found
who has the gall to insinuate that
the people do not get fair and
gquare count at city elections. No
one ever heard that charged before.
There is no member of the Demo
cradle city machine who has served
as an. election officer who will swear
that the votes have not been fairly
aud squareIy counted. The only
reason the statement is being circu-
lated now for a fair and square
count is the hope that some one viii
he fooled thereby into voting the
Democratic ticket,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

THE clarksburg postmaster is CIV
ing the sommepa bunch a great
amount of trouble as It believes he
viii be one of tho great majority to
Ticket Well Worth Voting.
Tuesday and tell them to so their
way. In the meantime he is pursuing
the even tenor Of his way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

After using a gross Of pencils,
three typewriter ribbons. one ton Of
ink and three thousand pounds OF
paper in telling what an excellent
executive Mayor Moore has been
to the city Of CIarRsburg, the Expo
nent is now bent on eating the
whole shooting match.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Dunfee, the Democratic candidate
for city clerk, stir does not have
the same platform as some of his
hrother candidates. A house d.
yided against itself must fall.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

It is stated that the reason the
Exponent did not run E. j. stout's
picture and does not say much about
him in this campaign Is that It Is
hoped that many who vote in the
Second ward will vote for him
thinking they are voting for Edwin
K. Stout
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

The Idea still elings that t'the
best paying business was at
Charleston this winter. Perhaps.
the reason some use that expression
50 frequently Is that they actually
got taste Of 1t themselves and
want more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
wnL PREAcn HERE.

The Rev. E. ]. woofter. Of Salem,
will preach, every night except SAT-
urday nights at the special services
to be held the next two weeks in the
First Baptist church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
Pledge Making.

Pledges are made very easily and
more easily broken.
Example No. 1: Democratic Leg
islature OF West Virginia. 1911.
Example No. .: The Exponent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

After the snow slide OF ballots on
next Tuesday. and after the Demo
cratic candidates have been I'M
eartbed from under the same, the
political writer q the Exponent viii
sing an anthem entitled. I'm the
good old sommer time. Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

The Exponent finds much pleasure
in publishing the fact that Balti-
more and New York remain in the
clutches Of Democratic bosses. and
it is trying. day and night now to
throw Clarksburg into similar
clutches. The people here are too
wise for that.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
An Evening Echo.

He Is only rich who owns the day;
and no one owns the day who allows
II TO be invaded with worry and fret
and aaxiefy. t1M,BRsoN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

AN honest man does not indulge
himself suspecting others OF being
dishonest or intending to be dishon-
est He shows his confidence until
it is betrayed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

What the voters will do Tuesday
next win not be pleasing to the
sommers ticket. Ut is not at all
strange that it is eagerly asking
what are,the voters going to do on
Tuesday next?"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Men who fee from the officers Of
the law are not men who are likely
TO prove faithful to executing the
law. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Respect for the law is one es-
senttal men elected to office should
have.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Wonder why the Exponent quit
praising its candidate for city col
lector and treasurer? There Is Al
reason.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01
]. u, MCGEE moved e ZOE.

]. Il, McGee moved to Dola.
except measles.
Miss Martha Main tisivisiting her
uncle, F. n. Main, at Rinehart
Miss Cassie Malson visited her
mother at Reader Friday.
Master dayton Main Is visiting his
sister at smithfield.
Death has visited the little town
OF Haywood, Just across from Lum-
0erport. and taken the five-year-old
son OF Mr.. 3: Fortney. Interment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

was in the /. o. o. F cemetery
There is quite a number of eases
Of measles in this town
F. B. Baker, Of Haywood, ylsited
his cousin here recently.
The school closed March "a WITH
anlce entertainment at the opera
house. -.-.,..,,,.L,-s. .,-
7. ID. Main was a business visitor
at claTksburg Friday
Mrs. Ella Main called on Mrs p.
White recently
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Simply make a cross in the circle
under the, eagle. That is the way TO
vote the Moore ticket.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

The people of Clarksburg want for
their Officers men who keep the law
and not men who break IT,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

will pledge Number Four" con
tain anything about speakeasies?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Vote for John Ward il you want
hog-waifciws on Third street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

Men VINO obey the. law. are FAR
more likely to execute 1t than mon
who disobey it.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

What good are pledges when there
is nothing behind them?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

B o N D S
EMPIRE BUILDING

Buy your bonds from us,
place them in your safe or
bank, then all you have TO do
is to clip off the interest cou7
,ons every six months, present
them to your bank and they
will be promptly cashed.
No worry, no anxiety, no
loss of sleep because Of the un-
certainty that attends some
other forms of investment.
Mr.. Russell Sage, that able
and far-seeing investor, was a
large buyer Of bonds, and he
became one Of the richest men
Of the ape.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-01

pledge Nunlaer ghrees called
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
9erioHal' OtiseH.

gtit oufri6tigsr 5rauer ntrb in
tpeiten &reiisn bic &unbe Don Dem gez
tern erfoIgteu 2bleben Don BrI.
Warguret6e Drifting per-
rDmmen perben, bic mad ldngerem
2eioen i'm Qlter oon "a ooSahren oie2luz
gen gum etpigen Shlummer ftloB. Die
9ahinaei6iebeus mar eine Sohter oes
peritor6enen 6erru Sobu Drifting, Der
i'm Sabre 1882 bier bic erite &Iupter=
fabrit grinbste uno Der gipnier bes
&Iupierbuus I'M Weiten mar. Die 0a=
bingsfhiebsHe bat ss oerfanbsu, burh
ibre 5er3ensgiite unb tbre berDOrragenz
ben Observation-Disclosures Ii6 i'm
&aufe Der Sabre pieIe 5reunbe Su srz
perben unb Die Ihpsrgepriftsn 6intsrz
bliebenen bIrfen bel biefem i6peren
StidIalsi6lage, Der iie bstroffsn, Der
tHnigiten Sbsilndbme perithert ietn.
2ln ndbsren Qnperpdnoteu binterIdBt
SRI. Drifting einen 8ruber, ben be-
tanntsu &IaDierbdHbIer 5errn Spbn
Drifting, iOpie 3pst S6peitsrn SRI.
BoulIne Drifting uno 5rau Rate Detz
ienborn. Die 8eiisBHng Der itsrbIihen
9iiIe Der 9ersfpigteH finbst am Witt=
nod Rutmtttug um 2 llbr pom
2rauerbauie, ben 6rug 5Iats an Der
glagton uno Woooburu 2lpenus, aus
itatt, tporauf um BRET ll6r Rahmittags
in Der Sapeqe bes Spriug 8rope
5rteobofs 6err puitor 6.9. giIenlo6r
bic 5rauerfeier Isiten tpirb.
Sm bobsn Utter bon 80 Sabren 1T
am 50mstag 4admittag !6err 81 :
bann StdubiB, Elm betonnter
oeutfher 9ionier Der Staot, in Dem
6aEie feinss SObnes, 5errn 9eter
Staubib, No. 1923 gopmau Qpsnue,
aus bem 2sbsn gsibisbeu uuo Diro
morgen Rahmittag um 2 ubr BON
Sterbe6auIe aus gu 9rube gctragsn
peroen.
Ssrr % m. 9roifiug. SuniDrs
5beiIbdber Der betannten 6erbfabriz
tanten=Girma Sobn 9roTtus &c Cons
Co., Oft 8. straBe. nabe grOaopap.
1T am Samitag 4benb in ieinsr Dobz
rung, Ro. 1868 GIsneap Qpsnue,
Soutbz zRortpoob, nah nur turser
&runtbsit, elmer 2ungsuent3unbung ers
Isssn. Der 8sritorbens, Der Elm 4Iter
Don nur 80 Sabren errsihts, hinters
IdBt cine Dittrpe, Marguerite (gsb.
adritenbieD unb iptrb moraeu @orz
mittas II ubr Dom Sruuerhuuie aus
Sur Issteu Rube getragen per0eu.
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(Gtngefanbt.)
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Sas HatiDnal Seufmal Der
3entid= =4mcrifaner.

On bic 3tDeige bes OeutI6dmsritaHis
fbeH Rationalbunoe5 uno an bic
0eutfhen Der 8eretnigtsu 5taateu.
Gnbli6 1T ss gelungen, bon benz
&ongreB Der Der. Staten eius Be
fpilIigung bon $4,000 fir elm
oeuti6 amerttantiaes RdtiOnaIsMos
uumeRt (Paftortus WonumtHt iH
9ermdutopD unter Der 8eoinaung
3u erlongen, DoB Der 0eutib 2tmes
rifdHtIhe Rdtionals8unb cine gleihe
Summe beiiteuert. Der prGiipsnt Der
Der. Staateu bat bic 8ouereBsatte am
4. Utar3 uuter3ei9net. Sotpte 6te
9eutiaen Der Der. Staateu $25, 600
einge3ablt baben, ite6eu bic $25, 900
oon Der Regterung 3ur 8erfiigung uro
tann nit ben 8orarbettsn fur Dds gtos
uument begpnHen peroen.
Gls Die 8orlage oDr ben aongreE
gsbruht nuroe, mar IS niht, UNI 8elD
bon Der 0Gtiou gu er6etteIu, foubsrn
aLler gBelt 3u 5eigen, baB Der GongreB
unb Der prditbent Der gerstHtgten
Stuuten uniere beuti6amerifuniihen
Rttbiirger aIs Don glei6er 8eoeutung
i6dBt tpie bic snglif6er Q6itdmmung;
ou ihon fritber cine groBe 8etpIaIgung
fir oas Wonument Der Bilgrtmpdter
gemaht porben lit.
7Siir ben 8uitortus Ulouuments
5Onbs iinO nu6 Qb3ug Der lIntoften
oes beretts am 6. Gtto6er 1908 gss
legten, nit ben berrIi6eu 8ronsss
reliefs bes 9ilD6uuerS Otto Shpeiser
Oerisbenen Gditsins $7,916.30 ieBt in
Der &afe unD pettere 864O Dollars
| Iinb ge3ei4uet, aber nod nt6t stuges
aabIt.
GS erge6t nun an bic Subitrtbsnter
bic ergebeuite Bite, ale nod uint ees
8abItsn 9eitrGge TofOrt an Den Sdasa
meiiter oes 5onbs, 5errn 5ans Bss
niger, 437 Qr6 Strabe, 96tIabelpbta,
Ba., eiu3ui4iden. 5Serner Deroen due
3peiae aufgefprDert, in ibrsn 0titrtts
ten 3uperlGIItge Qgeuten 3u engagtreu
um 9eIber 5u Iammeln uHo bic gbeds
auf ben gameH Don 6errH pans gBea
niger (g6ets brdtpu to tbe Sroer Of 8.
8eHiger ,IreaIurer) ausgeIteat, prompt
an bsuieLben etn3uihiteH.
3as 9eutI6tbum tpdre big auf bic
Gnohsn blamirt, DeHn es unutogli1
Iein foIte, $25. 900 Dollars fir fstu
RationoIbertmul auf3ubriugsu, nit
benz bos ameritantIhe 8pIt es ebreu
min.
Sober, Der nur irgenb fam, fsnbe
feineu 9eitrug, unb Iei er aud nod 10
tlstn.
Wttt por5iigli6er 6oda6tung
Or. 6. ). 5eramer, PrGiibsnt.
2looIpb 1imm, Setretdr.
BbiLabslpbid, 10. WGr3 1911.
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gterbli6bfeitsberidst.

Carrie 81. 5esser. 2 Ronats, GOOs
ington. &p.
Rarp 9. 5usrft, SO, 1923 SpcamO'
7. Ctr, 3uterrubr.
Qrthur W1. gosbmer, 81, 242 WaiH
Ctr, Snqu.Ft in 5btpe6e.
2Outs SIsiu, Al, RaotIoH, Sno.,
QuHasnihpinbiu6t.
5obn 8OgsIs. 81, 1924 salsmape.,
RisrsuIstoeu.
Ddtsrmau. 26, ROrrOD. O., Cab
mung.
Sophia S6iatng, SO, 1886 gors
ben Str, monogltgio.
Charles BsrEsr, 80, aIta gIog.,
gruit6rGune.
qlbsrt 6. RDlaRb, As, Stabt.5os
irital, Snqusit in S6rete.
Sobu Seilmdn, 72. 4151 9ansStr.,
Tarmletoeu.
Ssnrp %. Surtsss, SO. 1893 Ssm-
rsr Cane, 2uuasnidpinbIuht.
Gtorg. 80. Roore, IA, 912 Beit s.
Ctr, 5irnsnt3iinoung.
Utarn 2dmb. AZ, 200 groaoDa1,
Snqusft in Shps6e.
Sobn R.uusr, ga, 43 Bad Ctr, SHs
queit in Sapebe.
Rarp Stasffsr, So, 1164 aubI'
man 4De., Rrebs.
ROlIie SinsIsberaer, 50. itG6tif4es
SOfpital, 2uueenfbpinbiu6t.
martin Barter, IL, Denbam Str,
qeritouitis.
Spbn pbilip, 9 9ase, 1927 Central
apt., Shndhe.
Soiepb asburp, "a. 775 9sunuu
4pe., Snqueit in S6pebe.
Gri.bri9 SOes. 70. 737 Belts Ctr,
2uuaenent3Inpand.
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Rettsn ii6 GmiI eGmibt uHb Sas
mile aus eiuer ftredlibeH
0tfahr.

9sitern 5rHa tur3 na6 bier Ilbr,
brad in benz Dobn9auie bes 5errn
Gmil Shmibt gu JIOrence, ap., zines
bes bieftgeu pOIi3etTergsau>
ten 8Guerlein pom 7. 0iitritt, IN
folge zines iberbei3tsn Ofsns ein5euer
aus, bas in tur8sr 3eit 70 raid um
it6 griff, oaB ui6t nur bas gan3e
9aus nit SnbaIt 5erft0rt, iOn=
bern aud benz Shmiot'i6eu G6epoar
Die gr0Bte S4pierigtstt ma6te, NIT
ibren bier atuDern, Gmtl, emma,
SSeanette unb 5annab, bds natte 2e>
ben gu rettsn. 5err S6mtbt. Der in
Der Jobn Soffmann Padiug &c., an
Der gentral 4penus, Cincinnati als
Wai6iniit bef4dftt8t lit, bate geitern
bic Qbii6t, nit ietner Samilie BEL Ieiz
nsm, in Ro. 463 Dsit WcWtden 4pe.,
Cincinnati, Dobnenben 5reun6e @rnit
Semm, bel bsm cine 5amtlienfeier
ftuttfanb, ben Gag gu 0erbringen uno
er mar oesbalb friiber als getp0bnIt6
uufgeitanoen, I'm pDr ieinem Wegs
gang nod na6 oem Re6ten 3u ieben.
DGbrsnb er auf bieie Deiie beI6Gfti8t
mar, bsmertte sr pIOBIid, oab aus Ell
nsm Der 3tmmsr bi6ter Rau6 berDOrz
quOu uno e9e er ii9's peridb, bra6en
aus allen SbeiIen bes uHtereu Stod5
bic Slammen lt6terlob berDor. Gr eiIts
10 i6neQ er tonnte, uad ober, mo feis
ne pier atnber nod i6lisfen unO nit
9iilfe istnsr Satin gelun9 es i6m, bic
ieIbsn in 0et.n stn3ubulleu uno in
Si6erbett gu 6ringsn. ebe bic Slam
men Inn ben 4uspeg abgei6nttter
bdttsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03
Rleine Yuliseinabribtea.

- Der 21 Sabre aIts 9ferbetnsdt
Wm. Seunep, BON Ro. 1929 State
aptnue, tpurbe ssitern Rahmittas in
iinnIos bstruntenenm 3uftanbe unh
nit serlGlagsnsm 9sIibte in Der Rdbe
hs ct. 5raucis 5oipttaL aufgefunbsu
uno Sundbit in bus 2eBtsrs gebradt,
bis 9atroItpaesn Ro. 5 eriaieH uno
ibn nu1 benz itdbtifhenSoipital transa
portirts. Sisr puros bic slsttrti6e
9irte Cumming girb) in anneus
hung gehraht, obne isoo6 bsionbsre
8irturg auf ben ben SduferpabnitHn
nabeu gatisntsn gu babsu.Rennep tptrb
il6 unter Der 4ntlaee Der 9runten=
beit DOR neln 9oIi5sirthtsr 5u perant=
tporten bnben.
- Die S1dnttsIlnsr gbdrlss Nnen
BON 80. 121 GarfieIb ptaes uup Roz
bert Tl. Sa5lett BON Rp. GOT Central
4penue besaben ii6 gefttrH abenb in
oas apRAaus go. 81 @et Geurt
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2ohnrHDer Siubrud,.

Gin Giubreder itattete benz 3iH.
msr oes 4ntboup @sruItng, Ro. 514
Dsit 5ront Strabe, stnen gsiud ab
uno erbeutete bret Sparbiihisn nit
500 sSnbaIt, eiu portemonnais NIT
$15, eine golbsue llbr, cine 8oriteds
mabel i'm @ertbe bon $45 unb cine
SanotaI6e nit 8Ieioungsitudeu.
4us Der Wobnung bes autou Suos
bcft, Ro. 2207 Woorman 4pe., tpuroeu
bon eiuem Gtnbreher ShmudIaheu
i'm Werthe ppn $50 euttpenoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03

StraBe NIT ber abiitt, ben Snbober
oesieIben na9 alien Hegeln Der 9unIt
3u perbauen. Rapt. Msescott bon Der
SprtBensGompagnie Qo. DO. Dtrsn
auartier benz aoitbaus segtpabsr
Iiegt, nabm bic befbsu RubsftDrsr feIt
uHD iibergdb fie Der poIisei. Die @ss
fangsusn puroeu tpsgen uHfugs siuss.
fperrt.
- Die 25 Sabre aIte Belle 2a5oree
bon go. 325 9eorgs Gtrdbe gsristb
nit tbrer RaHegenofin uno stolltgiH
Bertha 5arris in Streit unb srEttt stHe
unsefdbrIt6e ShntttpuHbs an Inter
Ietb. Die Pplt3ei fabnOet auf bic
f6Heioige Bertha. ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03

Der SO Sabre oIts Ssnrp ). Deisz
nsr, ein friberer 9iifsr, srlag geitsrn
In Der Wobnung isinss Sobnes Sobn
Beisuer, go. t1319 Bomb StraBe,
gumminspile, sinsm Ssr3f6lase. Der
ults 5err ertrantte plDsIi6 am Rad=
mittag uno sin arst tpuroe eeruFeH,
p.l6sr fi6 tuum entfernt Bate, uls
W.isner ieinen Geiit aufsub. DIR
Coroner fpurpe kndhrihttst.
yrau gnrbaru SplS, SO Sabre at,
go. 2009 Dunlap StroBs, fiel ee>
fern absnb pl0bli1 in ibrsr Wphna
ung in 9essntpart ihrer S6ipsitsr
Gran Rate SteiHmsB. tpel4e ibr eiHeu
geiu9 abfiattete. Die 9rsiiin, nelcae
aIIein Dobnte, tldgts ibrer S1pefter
aeaeniiber iiber llnDoblisin, unb Srau
SteinmsB lieB tinen Mrst rufen. als
kstsrsr eiHtraf. ipuuts sr aurushr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-03

- Der feds Sabre aIte GorioluH
Qrmcoit Don gto. 1916 Clarion 4pe,,
GDanIton. poQte geitern NIT istnem
Batter Die Strobe an Der Gde Der Ole
per uno Sobn StruBe treu3sn, ais sr
BON elmer Gar Der Sobn StruBs 2inte
geftreift unb auf bic Sette seThlsuoert
nuroe. Der Suabs lam nit lsihteH
4pntuiionen am &ppfe unb am Sbsrs
tDrper oQpon uno puroe BON ieiuem
Batter heimgebratt,
-Sarab2Ilbanp. SO Sabre alt, bon
go. COG Dsit 8. StraBe fisl ssiterH au
Der @sorge unb Sim StraBs gu 9ooen
unp brah oas Iiute ShuItsrblatt. Gle
lpurbe nah Dem itGbtiIaeu SOfpttaI se'
brdCht.