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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-03

Biographical Sketches may he OBJ
tanned at the State House of Mr.. Scion
Cahili, Folder of the Senate. feb2d6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-03

Julian Wilder, dentist. has moved to
Augusta Trust Co. building. Tel. 431-11.
jan19dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-03

Hon. Herbert l.. Shepard of Rock
port was visitor in Augusta Thurs
day on matters of business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-03

Several others spoke in remonstranc'
to the division.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.
7 eIephone 135

AIRS w. l.. Thompson of Portland
formerly oil Augusta, is visiting rela-
tilcs Oh the Bangor road.
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DIVIDES ON
STRICT PARTY LINES.

CONTINUED from Page Nine)
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10

The undersigned, having sold his farm
public saie at hi residence situated one
mile northeast of Mayberry, on the Public
Road leading from Mayberry TO Marker
weather. on
MONDAY, MARCH eth, 1911,
Ut u o'clock, III, sharp. the following
head or horses, Dock" black horse,
coming 10 years old, fine leader or saddle
better p ple TGEk TIE soun ana goo
e et45hG f YEARS old, Work any%hsre hitch S
anybody to drive, fearless or anything
that travels the road; Bell" a bay mare.
coming u years old. work anywhere and
to drive, and is a No. l leader; head of
cattle, are mich cows. some will be
fresh by day Of sale. and there are no bet
old; short horn stock bull, coming 2
years old, and a fine one, he was bred and
raised on the Emmitsburg College farm !;
three of them are open sows. and will
make brooders, good farm wagon, 8 II
axle. with bed and everything complete |;
it is 14ton capacity. has been in use
only one season and used very little, and
q wagon Of this kind; good falling top
buggy, home made basket sleigh, pair hay
Carrie es. Is feet long; good grain drill.
corn planter, SIT 2 sections steel land
roller with steel frame; Johnson mower,
dd f5 eq r5ke good for as S6Tsa sef
plows:, one or horse Imperial piow.
double walking ,Hench { Dromgoid t corn
shovel plow, 3-horse springtooth lever
boards lot pillow shoveis. IS stre a hers
single. double and triple trees. jockey
sticks, breast chains Call Of the above
some of them have been used very iittie) |;
good moving scythe and snathe, hay
rope and, pulleys,, and truck, with jack !;
hook, hay and garden rnkes. shovels, hoes,
mattock., pick. digging iron, Ratchet,
hand and %Ood says wire pliers
bushel measure, homemade bushei bas-
kets. lot OF good harness, consisting OF
made front gears, set single buggy har-
ness, brides. lines. fynets, halters. col
, straps of all kinds. ? good horse
bundles Of fodder, 50 barrels of ear corn,
several cords OF wood, lot OF posts, lum-
Der, hen house, can be taken apart in sec
tons and moved anywhere By, one man.
4. ACRES GROWING WHEAT. will be
Kitchen furniture consisting Of side6oa ard
good 10-piece wardrobe that cost SIS and
has never been used; large oak box to
Keep Deu ClOLnlnE lHp Trunk, oak DencneS,
barrel OF good vinegar. glass fruit jars.
tnmbling churn. ] large and ] small
Wheeler Gravity cream separator can, 2
cream cans, made to hang down in a we'll ;
lot of 1-gal. stone milk crooks. milk strain
err. milk buckets, and many other articles
not mentioned.
Terms OF Sale Sums OF $1,000 and
under. cash: on all sums above $1,000 a
credit OF Q months will be given, the pur-
chasers giving their notes with approved
security, bearing interest from day Of
sale. No goods to be removed until set
IL. wv. WILHELM
J. n. o. Smith, Auctioneer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

J. Frank Diffendal leaves tomorrow
for a three months trip through the
South on business.
During the past seven years, DIR. A.
w. Grabill, OF townsville, has dehorned
1894 head of cattle.
Rev. Ronalds Taylor will occupy the
pulpit in Grace Lutheran Church, this
city, Sunday morning next, at 1890
o'clock.
The AIS p. m, train was delayed A
hour and 20 minutes yesterday at
Smithburg on account of its engine
breaking down.
Mrs. Carrie V. Robertson filed a
bill for a divorce from her husband,
Jesse Robertson, in the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, on February TO-
Both reside in this county.
Herman Taylor, aged IS years, OF
Silver Run, who il visiting the family
of Charles Bechtel, near Swartz's
school-house, went to Hanovero on Mon
day afternoon on Mr.. Bechtels four
horse wagon. When returning home
in the evening, the lad accidentally
fell from the wagon, one OF the hind
wheels passing over his body. the
body was badly bruised but no bones
broken.
It has been decided to locate the
main shops OF the Western Maryland
Railway at Cumberland, according to
a statement of Industrial Commits
siOner Austin Gallagher The loca-
ton, it is understood, will be at
RidgeIy, on the West Virginia side Of
the Potomac river, where the division
shops now are, though site at Cum
berland race track, on the Maryland
Side, is said to have been under con-
sideration.
A remarkable story is told Of the
formation OF stone in the bowels OF
a horse owned by r. Lee Myers, of
LinWood, which died few days ago.
The animal suffered intensely and
could not bear to be approached.
From q gentle creature ii became
vicious and was evidently crazed with
pain. After its death DR.. "a. Il. Lam
bert, of New Windsor, veterinary sur
geon, found in its bowels stone six
inches long, four inches in diameter
and weighing two and half pounds.
Az had "a rough and uneven surface
John Schaefer, a farmer, who died
two weeks ago at his home, near East
view, left will, i'm which he devised
5000 to the German Evangelical Trim
ity Lutheran Church, ON the Deer
Park road. From his personal estate
he devised $4,000 TO various persons,
in sums Of 500 to $500, and named
the devisees or his real estate. The
residue of his estate ne beQueathed to
the Evangelical Association OF the
Augsburg Home for Orphans and
Aged, In Baltimore. The personal es-
tate, OF which the residue win BE- part,
Is between $4,000 and $4,000. Mr..
Shaefer was native OF Germany, but
had resided in this county many years.
His win has been admitted 10 probate
in the Orphans Court
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHORT CROP Of COW PEAS.

PRI(ES AXE uOlNU UP.
The enormous demand for Cow Peas last year
carried the price very high and the crop very
short and the acreage is rapidly extending, there
are many indications which point to much higher
prices the sowing season approaches.
WfiIP-POOR-WILL cow PEAS.
The Whip-poor-wills are generally preferred in
the Central and Southern States. They are bush
form. early maturing and especially desirable for
Peas.
NEW ERA cow PEAS
New Eras are little earlier and make more vine
than the Whip-poor-wills.
WONDERFULS, CLAWS * MIXED cow PEAS.
For Hay the Wonderfuls or the Mixed Cow Peas
are more productive they should always be plant
ed with occasional grain of corn, Sorghum. KAT
fir, Corn. etc. which will prevent the vines from
getting damp by coming in contact with the
ground. ..a.
BLACK COW PEAS.
Black Cow Peas are little later in maturing
than Clays. they make good growth of Vine. are
exceptionally good for medium poor land and
will stand almost any amount of wet weather with
out injury. We can-also supply Shinneys Peas
Red Rippers. Blackeye Peas and Sofa Beans.
Remember Bolgiano's Cow Peas are unques-
tionabiy the best-lf your local Merchant will
mot supply you with Bolgiano's Cow Peas, write
us direct and we will tell you where you can get
them.
FREE-Send US sc in stamps to pay postage.
mention this paper. and we will send you free q
Csc package OF MY Maryland Tomatoe Seed. NJ
SO our 1911 Catalogue and our 1911 Poultry Supply
Catalogue.
J. BOLGIANO g. SON,
BRItimore's Greatest Seed House,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
WANTED.

One man ana one lady as clerks i'm
general merchandise store Salary
according to ability and experience
Address Box 3, New Windsor, Md.
A sober and industrious man to milk
and attend IL cows; married OF single;
house for married man; good
wages. Reference required. Ira X.
Dorsey, Lamotte, Md, Near Finkshurg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10

SMITH G. REIFSNIDER'S COAL
WORKS ALONG THE LINE OF
LEAST RESISTANCE. Everywhere
men are trying to tie knots in the
lines of least resistance. It's simply
impossible to resist a good coal that's
% bright and Of such square fracture.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10

81 PER CENT GOLDSMITH &
REIFSNIDER'S COAL. The state
law OF Pennsylvania allows 8 per cent
of slate in the domestic size OF
Coal. We don't think this Coal we are
selling even has that much, but grant
ing that it has, that's IS per cent.
pure-along iar the ivory Soap class
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10

DON'T SCRATCH THE COAL BIN
any longer if you are out of Coal.
Just call Smith & Reifsnider, No.
177 and we will get to you mighty
quick with any amount you may need
to get through the season with.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

RUN THE FIRE I'm YOUR RANGE
ONLY 8 or 4 INCHES ABOVE THE
CRATE NEVER UP. TO THE LIDS.
II viii require less coal, give you more
hot water, and you have the top OF the
range too. Please nse Smith & Ref
snideryS coal. .- HT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10

Mrs. Louisa TX. Stochdale; widow Of
Charles s. Stockdale, was found burn
ed to death in her house at, Buena
Vista, on the Patunert River, on Sun
day. 'i' yA
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.lE.,GD I'd TT

Ny "a pair of gold spectacles In case at
sale of VIM. IT. Ko Jntz, this city, on
Saturday. Reward II returned 70 this
office. I'M 10.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
GUY w. STEELE,
Solicitor
a SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGES
"A SALE OF
PROPERTY!
I'm Nit. Airy, Carroll County, Md.

BY virtue OF the power and author
ity contained in a mortgage from Fan
ME Cohen and Morris Cohen, her
husband, to G. Harry Berry, which
mortgage has been duly assigned to
the undersigned, said mortgage and
assignment thereof being duly re
corded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records of Carroll county, in
Liber ID. p. s., No, "a, folio 1853, &C.,
the undersigned assignee of mort
gage will offer at public sale, upon
the premises, on
SATURDAY., APRIL LIST, 1911,
at / o'clock p. m, all the following
described property viz
ALI that lot of land, containing 424S
Square Feet, located In the town Of
Mt Airy, in Carroll county, aforesaid,
on the East side OF Main street, South
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
1t Is improved by TWO-stOry Frame
Dwelling House, with a store room
and all necessary outbuildings. The
property is we'll located in a hustling
town and presents good opportunity
for any one desiring a property of its
character.
Terms OF Sale :-One-third cash on
day of sale, or upon the ratification
thereof; one-third in six months and
one-third in twelve months, or all
cash at the option of the purchaser;
the credit payment to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, with ap-
proved security.
Cost of transfer to be paid by the
purchaser.
FRANK i. LEWIS,
Assignee of Mortgage.
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STATE Of Maryland, County Of Cd,roH. s.:
l. w. MI. Chipley, Cashier Of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
w. NJ. CH1PLEY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9Th
day of March. 1911.
J. FRED. WAESCHE. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
z. M. MELLOR
ASA HEPNER, Directors
WADE H. ID. WAKEFIELD. }
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10

in carriage she can be proud of.
Don't compel her to take all the side
streets and lonely roads because she
is ashamed of the shabby vehicle she
sits in. See our carriages and you'll
see somthing swell. Good as they are
good looking too. Don't cost as much
as you think, no more in fact than the
cheap made mail order house affairs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
DOYLE & MAGEE
WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION

Ofthe Sykesrile National Bank. at Sykes
rifle, in the State Of Maryland. at the
close Of business, March TN. 1911.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
T-INOR RENT.

a desirable Dwelling
House, with all modern zas- =
improvements; Willis st., s|
near Centre. Apply to ,
DR.. J. w. Herring or FRANK z. MILLER
feb tf .-f.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE!

The undersigned, having sold his farm
and intending to quit farming. will sell at
public sale at hi residence situated one
mile northeast of Mayberry, on the Public
Road leading from Mayberry to Markers
Mill in Uniontown District, regardless Of
weather. on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-03-10

The engine on the fast mail on
Tuesday morning blew out cylinder
head between New Windsor and Union
Bridge, which delayed the ITO a. m,
train to Baltimore so minutes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

Gsuti6Iano fftpsrIid 10 sIdnseno uno
m1htig oafte6en, tpie oas beute Ter
5dq 1T. Sn urisrem abOptiO.8atsrz
lcnoe fpuren manherDrts, uno iiuo
beute nod, bic 5urnbereine Die berper
rasenbfsH QflanSft6ttsn oeutihen Sc
bsns. uno in benz SampTe fir psrfDnz
Iife Jrstbeit uno cine perniinFttgt Sc
bsnsunitauuug itno Die Turner tets
in ben poroerItsn Reiben Su Finoen.
Gs gtsbt tstne Organization, Die bD.
btre, goIere 3isIe psrfplgt, ipte bic
5urnpersins: Sbr 3tped lit cine Der,
rlnftigs Grsiebune Der Sugeno uuo
oas WobI bss sanSsn 8oItes. Dess
tolb finoen mir bte Turner auh Itsts
tereit, fortf9rittIids, bon oeutftem
@sift aetrogsne geitrebunser uHo I'm
ternebmunaeu unDerer @ersine gu urt-
terftiissn. 9iss itnb nur einige Der
9riinoe, parum ieoer Tsutihs mora
lif6 perpfIthtet III, bds Tsft gum Nm
otnten on Die erobs osutits biFtoriz
ite That, bic 8eeriroung Der 9ur.
nsrsi, am Sonntag uit3ufeiern. 3itht
man nun nod in getrarht, oaB .ein
uusesIuhtss, turnertIhes Proeramm
sur Durhfiibrung tumutt; bob Die
spnssrts bts Symphonic Srhsfters
Ibren aHfdna nshmsu; oab Der prah=
tige 300" alstn icon etnsH gefu6
ron nab uuo fern psrtb ift; pab Der
Rsinertrao Der Ssisr in ben sSabns9s
htntitsius5 5oRos fIisBt, 10 ourf man
rchI nit Rebt srpartsu, oab iih ous
asiammts 3sutIhtbum am 2s. Dlui gu
ttrsr grpbsn 0FfsntIihen auHogsbung
i'm 300" rinftuoen uup Ddourh nttt
rur ben grpstn 9sutIhsn -- Batter
Sabn -, ionosrn DOR alien fit islbit
etreu rpiro.
Ger nicus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

btrf0bnttn iih uhD Deriprd6en, in
3utunft In Trisbsn nnb Gintradbt 5u
Itbsn, fporauf Der ansetIoSts tntIaHsn
fpnrbe.
gbparb WalIs betdnnte fib fhuls
bis ftine sgreunbin Wap NcGormid
pdbreno etner genieinfam untsrnoms
rneneH @ierreiie bur6eepriigelt su bas
ben. or erbitIt cine Celebrate bon
SOS ntbif Rotten tilfgebrannt.
Der geesr 5rtb. aetft, tpsI6er Tia
in bic gDobuulg Der 5rau German
lltes In gumminspi[Ie siussfhIi1tu
battle, unb bierbei abgefoBt fporben
mar. erbieIt cine Gtrofs bon brei no
Raten arbsitsbaus, 5000 unO aOftsu
subiitirt.
George Samifon, tpeIder oR Mitts
mod gbtnb 1rau 5attie aOdsr, BON
SO. is Cft 5rpnt Strabs, auf Der
GtroBt anaerebet anb beIditigt bate,
iuurbe su 10 5ageR arbeitsbaus, $50
unb ben Rotten perurtbeilt.
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Muf Der Ztrabe
Harse Sames y. Ssps BON Isss
sreiIi.

Der 40Sabrs ulte QntreitercSdmes
q. DoDb itarb gsittrn gormittaa aui
esn Msge nah BEN itdbtiihen 6Oipis
taI nnf btm geitsnfpsss an Der Gde
Der Glarf unb 5reenan Qot. Der
Wann ltbte felt Ftinissr 3sit sstrennt
Don ietner Bruu unb pobhts fsitDsm tn
ptm Auftbaus Der 5rou Dtsers, Qo.
1104 Glart Ctr. 2estsrs fano ihn
stittru Bergen f6ptrtraut In I.insm
Bette lisgeno Dor, unb porttr Rins,
bon 30. 1107 5opfins Strobs, Elm
Jreunn bes DoEo, erbot fidJ, ibu Hdh
oem itdstiiheH SofpituI gu briueen.
I'm Der Gde Der gIart StrdBe uub
5resman ape. prf6Iimmsrte fidl Der
3uftdno bes 9rnnfen oerartio, bag
Ring sinen pairottpdgsn rsquirirte.
Nls nieier stntrnf, bate 3oipo bsrsits
fsinen IsstM atbemsug s.tban. Gr
lpuroe 3undtft mad, bem SoTpitoI uuo
Don bort. nd6nerl fttn 2oo feIta.IteLlt
lDoroen, mad Der Moreus asbraht.
Coroner Or. got funo, 6as Der Mdnn
zines Hutiirliden Tobss, isbtnFuas an
sinsm 5er3Isibsn gtftorben mar.
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alas oeni a,Dliseiserid3t.

Wlarihan 6tmpel BON aat. Miyn
Dsrboftsit am Rittipo6 einsn Uaann,
R0nsns SObn Moran, nnter osr ans
tlose oes 6erumIunserns uao bradbte
nenieiben mad Der 10. 1iItrittss Sids
tion. Der Gefanesne fDuroe stitstn
oem poIiseiritter porsefiibrt, ipsI6er
itbeh ertl6rts. tsins Surisbistica In
BEN Gale gu boben. ba Wt.uirp pors
ldafie nod nidt Der Gtobt Gineinnos
Ii sinperltibt ipprbtH iei. WcrnH
murbs eHtlaHen.
g. 6Drner DuraHn. G<iretar Der
gigd fir psriSnlias Jrsibeit. trfhien
Dor btm Rihier nnter Der Anflaee
bss 7rogsns perborssnsr Woffsn. Gr
persittete cuf tin Ucrperb0r uno
nufps unter $500 Hiiralhoft Ben
DrobaeiHporsnsn iibtrtpisIsn.
G,xores Bitiman, Elm 9isipaosns
tusfder, bon 30. 1880 JrxmonADs.,
mar auf UernnlaiIuns itinsr sytnu
untsr Der NnfIoss. Ile HiibbdnpeIt su
bdben, ptrhnfist pornen. Bitsmau
tr0r. als Ct fh Dor Jrpsi Jabrsn n<rs
txirasbkte. IL unb ltine nrnn 10
Sdhre aft, unb Dns gbspddr lsbt isii
tiniesr 3sif astrsnnt. Ai4tkr Hobs
ylhsae hen nlIl0ea 0suten ~ uaA lie
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9lm III. Junt
S5inbst bas AnHiSsriariumsitlt Ses
ct. aIOuFus 8aiisHbauiss itatt.

3as bissi1brtgs 4rntpsrIariumsfsft
Ses ct. Alopiius Waiisuhaufss 1T auf
SOnntas, ben II. JuHt, anberaumt
porosu uuO bns beurtse Teit piro iia
nod sans bsiOnoers tutereHaut ourh
bic 5batfads seFtaIten, odB nit benz
IeIben bic gintpsibuns ees fosbsn pous
eEbeten Reubdus, ben Der 9srsin bat
srrthtsn Iaffsn, psrbunosr fsin tpito.
QnIdblih stsier 9oppeIfster tpsroen
bic G0nnsr- uno 6rsunoe oieisr 10
ppbltbGtiaen beatihsn anitolt iih OBJ
ne 5raee in bslsn 56aarsn stnfinosn,
um ibr SherfIein fir bas DobI Der
Iiehen aIeinen, oensn oas ct. 4lons
Itus Maiisnbaus ods elterlihs Ssim
srisst, bsisuitsusrn. 5iir ibrs llutsrs
bdltuug piro in Der umfaHenoiten
@eiie eeiorgt iperosn, oenn Die riibris
aen aommittesn limb bereits Ieit Dos
den an Der grbsit 9sipsien, um uas
Uorbereitungen 3u treffen.
Die giHpeibune oes Rsubous piro
um Wormittue iinmittsIbar mad benz
Soddmt poIIaogsn uno spor ourh
Bern Ren. Gbrpioftomus 5beobalb,
8. 3. R., pdbrsno Der gsuamittas
oem 0ersniisen gepsibt 1T.
Der Grtrasas, Der birett bis nab
Der anitult fdbrt, psrldbt ben 6runo
Central 8abubpf um.1 llbr Rohntits =
tags, uno bdlt untsrtpees an Der Dsit
ahien 4ptnns, in Brighton, Jatrz
mount uno In gumrinspils. Die
isnigsn Gefte1fts, bic ben 3ua nitt be-
nugen molten, tonnen NIT Der 8tnss
Rorpopns s2inis Der StraBsnbabn bis
Sur ShermaH uno WcRsil apeuue fabs
rsu unp pon bort aus 1T ss nun nod
cine turse Streds bic gum 8aiiens
Laufe.
Die perif,ieosnen aommitteeu, bic
nit Der Geituns oesS5eites betraut fino,
ieben iih pis folst suiammeu:
Gmpfansstcmmittss: RsD. Geo. 8.
9onoerahe, 9ep. y. Strano uno q.
9ufIe.
Srbnanas acmmittee: Gerborn
Gdr1int, Ibsc. StaIs unb Sos. 5utb.
Speiistifd: 3. gurbrint, Z. u.
Stall, Greb. Ghoiper.
Grfriihuneen: anpIpb glisman.
Sos. grintmonn, erani Made, Geo.
Goeraer.
See Gram unb GauDp: asrsna Ssd.
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Cpsrtttsndbenb hes Ct. aSsbaunts.
6bsrs pom DIT. Anbnrn.

Der 6bOr Der GD. ct. Sobanuss.
6smetnbe auf Mt. 2luburu (gaItol
GrHit 8pb) peranitattst am beu
ttssn abeno i'm S0eon unter
ter 2eitune Der Srqaniftir
5rau Srsb. %. BeiBmann sin,
botintsreFunts SperetteH 2luffiib,
rung. Gs rpirb BEL bieier GeIeseubeii
bic ppn 6srru SOI. Surop tomppnir,
ts, reiSeuoe Gpsrette r5be Grooming
OF TIE Sppip Queen" aufasfibrt tuers
ben unb Soltiten iufpis Der gbpr Iint
bereits lett seraumsr 3eit eifrte an os1
arbeit um cine abioIut taeeIIoIe Wis
nergube oes Werts 81 Iihsrn. Der Gr.
tras Der 8eranitaEtuna 1T fir ben Wu'
iitFpnos Der 9emetnoe beitimmt. SSeI,
aerlos 6erreH uro Samsn iperben Der
gbor aIs SoItitsn unterftiiben: FRI
9puiIe Slider, GIIa Staub, gIia Roel
Ter. Barbara Sauer, gItiabetb GefIel
Geua 6eLpig. Gthel 9snslep, almo
Shulsr uub 9ibian 0idsrion; Serrsr
Gsorgs Seuer, Or. DiIIett Ue. Con,
fpap, u. ped, Sarrp 5ints uno 9eprs
Aeoeter.
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(eingtianot.)
BUR SahHftisr.

gstunntlih fsisrn DIE Turner am
fomm,noen Sonntag. %. Rai, i'm
2coIoeiihen 9orteu Den 100. Sabrss-
tea Der GrSffnuns bes sritsn 5urn,
pleBes auf Der 5aienbeioe bel Berlin.
nurh 'Srisorih 2uorpis Sabu, unp iie
itelIeH es dls cine Gbreniahe fir oas
aan3e Bsutfttbum hin, lid, an oielsr
Fsisr gu betbeiligsn. Darum2 Sas
BIN mir In oielsm 5rabiabr uitt &c.
mug ;5sftIitteiien obns bic ssabnfeisr 2
aaeroings; dber osnnoh eisbt es psrs
id,ieotne 9riinoe. rparum gsrace oieits
;Tft Der Turner Don allen Teuts
Iten beiudt iperofn ioIlte.
3und4ft TIL bic 7urnsrti cine edit
oeutIde ssnftituiion iino in Gsutffs
tanp IN TOsufasen JsDer Elm 3urner.
Die 1nrnerei unh Der ihr tnntrpoh.
nense Self h0ben bas heutihe Bolt
aus benz 3uftane Der untsr0riidune
sur Selbftft6noiefeii unb Ireikit sr-
b0bsa. unD 9bns OieieIbeH piisos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26
Die z. OSaro
&irb mieberum bel ben 9arfsaum'
miiiaren tuegen zines Spiel.
plases ppritellis.

Die Rotbpeuoigteit zines Spiels
plabes in Der iiebentsn Waro, bic be-
tanutIi6 iehr oi6t bep0ttert lit, tpuroe
ssitsrn ben parttommiiIdren tpieber
ror Qusen gefiibrt. 5err So9n 4lees
meier, Der Die Iisbsnts Wurb i'm Stdot-
ratb Dertritt, mar psri0nlth in Der ses
ittisen SiBuns Der garttommiRdre sr.
ihisnen uup madte rem 6erren ben
9orfhIug, fir SpielpIdBapede oas
grunoeigentbum an Der Is. uno plea.
font Sttobs fir $1,000 3u taufen
aubsrbem petitionirte aud Der Sies
bents Waro RepubIitonif6e Rlub UNI
Die S6affuns zines SptsIplabss in Der
Waro. Die aomniidrs babeu in Der
4nselsgenbett UorIdufia tstHe SteIs
lung genommen.
Sn osn udbftsn 1agtn ipsrben Die
aommiffdre oem Sadiou 5iigel einen
gsiuf abftatter, um iih our6 ben auz
gtnihsin ouppn gu iiber8eugsn, oh Is
rotbfam rpGre, pns 8ranbeieentbum
fir Part5fpsts gu taufeu. grsRihter
6cieo rietb ben Serrsn aeftern in sinem
Shrsiben gum 4ntdui pisiss BRAD lie,
atnbsn Gigeutbums uno ou Der 5iieel
tn Oem asBIsr'fdsn Bartplau eintes
grtffen 1T, miro sr auer Dubrideins
titteit nah un9etouft ptrben.
Cine Delegation aus GumminsntQe
trar srihisurn, UNI fir osu QntauF bes
Gtisfsri6n Gigsnthums fir Spiel
pIabsusts su ngittrsn. Die garttoms
mifiipH III fpillens, etrpa Die 5dIfte oss
Sonpleres 81 taufsR, aber bic gigens
ttiimtr fpOlIsn oas gigsutbum MIR als
6an3ss fir $4,000 DertauFen urb
tam miibts Die porttOmmiiIion Elm
5ous mittaufsn, oas fir tie abiolut
rsrtbIOs III SnfpIssbsF.n finO I'm
tsrbanoIungsn bssiialih zines anbsrsH
Grunoei9sntbumstomplsrss in Gum.
minspills onastnipft pOrben, uber cine
rtfinttips Gntfhsioung tpiro oOrldufig
niht erfoIssn, oo Die giiresroepututipn
fit cine fpeittrs 5rift ausbot, um nod
mails NIT bem GtasnthiiHer oss Stiss
tsPi4sH Grunoetgsuthums Riitfpra6e
uehmen su tpnneu.
gs5ualih Der Bafitns in ben Spiel,
plGbsu purps bsitimHt, bag oisie nur
bon Wdoden uno GHa6en bis gu IL
.sahrsn henust rDsroen ourfeH.