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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-02-09

sloop tonight HIS ship is at the
lower end OF the island. and II you
will detail couple Of men Just be
fore dusk-an escort, you know"
Nathaniel felt a curious thrill creep
up his spine at the satisfaction which
betrayed itself in the officers black
face.
1T will give me great pleasure,
councillor" he Interrupted. Il shall
escort you myself II you will allow
me. Captain Plum"
Thank you" said Nathaniel
Captain Plum is to remain with
me throughout the day" added Oba.
diah. Come at seven-to my place.
All. see that people are assembling
near the jail"
I'VE have changed our plans some
what, councillor" The officer turned
to Nathaniel. You will see the whip
ping within half an hour. Captain
Plum" He turned away with another
bow TO the councillor and FASTENED Id
the direction of Strang's Office.
so that is the gentleman who
thinks he Is going to put a bullet
through mel" exclaimed Nathaniel
when the officer had gone beyond hear.
ing. He laughed. and there was kind
Of wild expectant Joy in his voice.
obadiah, can you not make arrange
ments for him to go with me alone'"
HE win not go with you at all.
Nat" gloated the old man. "Ho. ho
we are playing at his own game
treachery. When he calls at my place
you will be aboard ship"
But / should like to have talk
with him-alone, and In the woods.
Cod know a man at Grand Traverse
bay whose wife and daughter"
"Sh-h-h-h!" interrupted the coun,
cilor. Would you kill little VIM
some's father?"
Her father? That animal! That
murderer! Is II true?"
But you should have seen her
mother, Nat, you should have seen her
motherl" The old man twisted his
hands, like a miser ravished by the
sight of gold. "She was beautiful-as
beautiful as a wild flower, and she
killed herself three years ago to save
the birth of another child into this
hell Little VIM is like her mother
Nat"
And she lives with him7'
"Er, yes-and guarded, oh. so care
fully guarded by Strang, Nat! Yes
guess that some day she will he a
queen"
Great Cod" cried the young man
And you-you live in this cesspoo'
OF sin and still believe in heavens?
Eyes. believe in a heaven. And
my reward there shall be great lilo
no. am taking no middle road. Natl
Cro BIZ coNrINUKnl
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-02-09
True Popular Sovereignty.

think a definition OF popular SOW.
ereignty." In the abstract. would be
about this; That each man shall do
precisely as he pleases with himself
and with all those things that exclu-
sively concern him that a
general government shall do all those
things which pertain to It. and all the
local governments shall do precisely
as they please in respect TO those mat
tiers which exclusively concern them.
Speech at Columbus. o.. Sept l6.
1859
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-02-09

the city or washington
ESEH astir. The senate. which
AN had met at 7 O'Clock the
night before. was still in
session: scores Of persons who had
first Republican president, and who
had been unable to find other bed
than the floor, were walking the
streets; the morning trains were
bringing new crowds. Added to the
stir of those who had not slept
through the night we're sounds un-
usual In Washington-the clatter OF
cavalry. the tramp OF soldiers.
All this morning hustle OF the city
must have reached the ears OF tho
president-elect at his rooms at VIII
lard's hotel, where from an early hour
be had been at work. An amendment
10 the constitution OF the United
States had passed the senate In the
all night session, and as 1t concerned
the subject of his inaugural. he must
incorporate a reference TO II in the ad-
dress. Then he had not replied 10 the
note he had receivd two days before
from Mr.. Seward. asking to be releas-
ed from his promise to accept the
portfolio of state. He could wait no
longer.
Il can't AFFORD" he said TO Mr.. Mic
olay. his secretary. ito let Seward
take the first trick"
And he dispatched the following let.
ter:
My Dear Sir-Your note Of the End
instant, asking to withdraw your ac-
ceptance Of my invitation to take
charge of the state department. was
duly received. II is the subject OF
the most painful solicitude to me, and
feel constrained to beg that you will
countermand the withdrawal. The
public interest, think, demands that
you should; and my personal feelings
are deeply interested in the same di-
recticn. Please consider and answer
by 9 a. n. tomorrow. Your obedient
servant. A. LINCOLN"
interrupted. The president of the
United States was announced. Mr..
Buchanan had come TO escort his sue
cessor to the capitol. The route of
the procession was the historic one
over which almost every president
since Jefferson had Travelled TO take
bis oath OF Office; but the scene Mr..
Lincoln looked upon as his carriage
rolled up the avenue was different
from that upon which one looks to-
day. No great blocks lined the
streets; instead. the buildings were
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-02-09
HIS HAND
on the HELM

OF March 4. 1861,
says Miss Tarbell. found
the city of Washington
astir. The senate. which
had met at 7 O'Clock the
night before. was still In
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-11

)NCERNING CHICAGO
Stone was shot in the leg by po-
lice.
Mrs. Grover Flick, $3.50 Cham
plain ave-, woundedin arm by
rifle bullet. Her baby, in her
arms at the time, unhurt. Ar
thur White, II, 6213 Lankley
ave-, arrested; admitted having
fired shot. Said he was target
shooting.
Ordinance providing any one
buying fire arms must have per-
nit from police, and prohibiting
sale except on certificate, expect
ed to pass council. 1t should.
John Brown, farmer, Albany,
Ind, robbed of $3.50, and beaten
yesterday at Canal and 10Th.
John McWeeny, arrested last
night for drunkenness, claimed
to be chief OF police. Afterward
admitted he was teamster.
Mrs. William P. Cooney, whose
husband disappeared. two years
ago., identified his body at the
morgue yesterday. Cooney died
at the county hospital Saturday.
Joseph Marley, 317 Goethe,
asked Nicholas Babies for dime.
Nav" said Nick. Marley shot
him in the left shoulder.
Varying a distracting phrase:
~ days before the next ball
game.
w. J. McMaster, 916 E. Water
street, Lockhaven, Pa. told po-
lice he had matched coins with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-11

5047
Marcus

Marcus BdSkerheld. oU4/
Wayne ave-, found dead in gas
filled room at his home today.
Coroner investigating.
Police declare identity of Kauf-
nam murderers has been made
known by informer who wanted
reward. Men are. being sought,
but their names have not been
disclosed.
Police stopped grizzly bear"
dance in Schinberg's hall, N. 4
Green and Milwaukee, at 1890
last night. Dancers started
rough stuff" with policemen de-
tailed at hall, and officers called
for aid after drawing their revol- |
vers. Five men arrested. In
spector Healy TASK mayor to /
revoke halls license. Policemen
severely beaten there month ago.
Women of Tracy, who have
been carrying revolvers for pro-
lection against thugs, today or
ganized a shooting gallery for
practice. Tracy is near Burnside /
and the strikebreakers imported
by the l. c. railway.
The Third Presbyterian church
has organized a human alarm
clock squad, whose duty it is to
wake the lazy church members
and see that they get. to church
on time Sunday mornings
Five years ago at San Francis
CO, Charles Carson, a waiter,
loaned customer who had gone
broke $500 to get East. He never
heard from him again until to-
dav when the man found him
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16

all as the one event of the season, q
success. and an evenings pleasure
long to be remembered
James Parker, proprietor OF the
Cottage Hotel, lies dead at his home
at the hotel here today, his death
having been caused by carbuncle.
Mr.. Parkey had been suffering from
carbuncle in the back OF his neck
for some weeks, modification having
set In yesterday; death coming only
relieved him Of his agony Of the
most intense and excruclating pain.
He was man OF about 60 years Of
age, leaving family Of two sons and
a daughter beside his wife. His re-
mains viii be inferred at the city
cemetery here today.
News reached here this week Of
the death Of Fred Powell ~ Law
renee, Kas Mr. Powell was a former
resident of Broken Arrow and good
citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs II. r. Shanks Of
Tulsa spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Hart here.
w. s. Bailey of the Security Alb
stract Company was a Broken Arrow
visitor Tuesday
Wallace F. Miller Of Oklahoma
City was here Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Slzer visited
with Mrs, Ransom at Kiefer this
week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16

Rev. Fagin and wife and Mrs.
Martin were in Tulsa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McKeehan
We're transacting business in Musko-
geo Tuesday.
Mr. John Il, Wells and family have
moved into the home OF L. NJ. OBar
in the new College Addition.
Wash Laws is still doing jury duty
at Tulsa.
Mr.. w. T, Brooks and wife spent
Sunday at Glendale, the country home
Of j. S. Hannifin
II. w. Hampton spent last Friday
here with his sister Mrs. W. c. Buck
els.
Mr.. Ben. Ramey Of Rogers County
was In Broken Arrow short time ago
prospecting and moved hia family
here this week.
B. +. Ramsdale of the Tulsa bar
was I'm Broken Arrow Wednesday on
professional business.
w. +. l{iefer formally Of this place.
tut who has been living for some tmle
at Claremore, has been taken to Tulsa
and placed under the care Of Dr.
j. ]. Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs sharpless are at Enid
visiting relatives. They will spend the
summer IN Colorado
John Archibald returned from Mus
lcogee with his big touring car last
week.
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with his usual good

Toastmaster with his usual good
grace.
Both of Oklahoma's senators had
been invited, but owing to the pres
ent call Of congress were unable to
attend as we'll as was Hon. James
Davenport, NJ. C. OF this district, and
the Hon. Scott Ferris NJ. c., all Of
whom had written letters which were
read at the banquet expressing their
regrets at ont having been able to
attend. Hon. ]. b. A. Robertson and
Judge Breckenridge. and Ex-Gov-
ernor Haskell were ais among those
who were unable to attend. The
Hon. j. M. Vandeventer, state SEN
ator of the state from this district,
formerly. Of Arkansas, made the
opening speech, which was filled
with good sound and basic principles
of government. The list of speakers
included many OF the county's fore
most orators, among whom We're, l..
d. Marr, John IL. Miller, j. II. Ess-
linger, j. S, Severson, Pat Malloy,
Professor Munson, r. X. Robertson,
J. j. N, Sykes, Judge Gubser, and
Jim Sykes, OF Tulsa, who assured
the Democrats that at Washington
The Donkey would now make the
Elephant keep off Of the hay. About
seventy-flve out of town visitors were
present, and the first banquet OF the
local Jefferson Club was counted by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16
Interesting IfemS from Nearby Torens
by Special Correspondents
BEGCis.

BEGGS.
Special to the World.
beBgs, okla, April 15.-Tho A. Y.
H. / Club met with Mrs. Parks last
thursday afternoon. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mesdames Homer Cole and Ira
Patterson spent Wednesday an sa-
pulpa.
Mrs. A. II, Culp and Sally snoddy
were IN Okmulgee Monday
Zeph Waters is In Ramona this
week.
br Alexander Of Okmulgee made
a professional trip here Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs, George sitter are
visiting relatives here this week.
Ira j. Paterson purchased the
property where he lives from George
sitter Wednesday.
Mrs. j. N Thompson and babe
Visited relatives and friends at Sa-
fulpa a few days this week.
Mrs Wesley Lankford was an Ok
mulgea visitor Thursday.
PM Brown and family Of Eufaula
were here the past week, guests Of
AIR and Max Brown.
Mrs. ora Kaylor, Of Preston. has
been here visiting for few days
Mrs. c. A. Latta entertained the
ladies of the w, Il. NJ S. Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. /. A. snoddy is confined to
her home with n spell OF sickness.
Dr. Culp is home from trip TO.
Kansas City.
H. George left for Springfield, Mo,
Friday to consult an occullst.
j. A, Barnard has severed his con
nectlon here at the depot and will
move to Oklahoma City
Deputy Sheriff Pickering captured
a man with a grip full Of booze and
a receipt for making It, here Mon
cay He claimed TO be travelling
through the country to Colorado.
but Mr. Pickering thought that his
load was too heavy to carry all Of
that distance so he relived him Of his
burden and he is now resting in the
city bastile IN Obmulgee.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Brown of sa-
pulpa were here the first Of this
week.
VIM sitter is IN Western Oklahoma
inns week buying land.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16
RAMONA.



Ramona, Okla, Apl 15.-Miss
Clara ELAN is out of school this weol,
on account Of a nervous break
down"
Mrs p. o. Wooey spent Tuesday
IN Bartlesvllle with her husband who
Is connected with the Bartlesyile
Eenterprise.
70. w. Pierce. who for several
years past has been field manager ON
ease &C, has moved to Bartlesville
a ditching machine was unloaded
thls week for sewer work here.
j. w Hashburger of Chautauoua
Kan, has become a partner IN tho
law office Of L. T.. Heyl who has
lateiy been appointed postmaster to
succeed John MoFan, Jr.
robert Parks and Charles Coleman
were among the large number who
Grove from Ramona to Bigheart 10
gee the devastation Of the tornado
there. 'oi'"uo
The Ramona Athletic Club Ieovos
Tor Caney. Kas.. today to take mart
IN the track meet at that place This
afternoon. ''0e ''''s
a surprise party was given last
saturday night on Elton Taylor. A
good time is reported
me new "water-works" Of Ra-
mona are progressing rapidly and II
iS hoped that they will be comnIetod
IN u few months.
Wallace Price was in Rartlosy,uo
thursday on business.
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Neighboring
News Notes
SAPUI!PA,

Special to the World.
sapulpa, OKLA, April 14.--Thomas
u, Wills, after whom the local chap
ter Of the Daughters of the Com
federacy is named, returned Monday
from q two weeks visit with his
gradsons in Forth Worth and Dallas,
Texas.
The i. O. o. L. Club met at the
home Of Miss Lillis Tyler Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o, l., James returned
Monday from Kansas city where
they and their two little children
spent Sunday with friends.
George f. Thurmand, night clerk
clerk at the ST. James Hotel, has re-
signed his position and returned to
his home I'm Tulsa for the summer.
State Senator j. j. Jones spent a
few days Vt Ardmore this week at
tending the odd Fellows convention.
The Monday Bridge cub met Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
George Burke, The hostesss sister,
Mrs. J.. ]. Cudder of Tennessee, was
the guest Of honor.
a committee from the Royal
Neighbors entertained at delightful
tea at the home Of Mrs. j. Wade
Bone Tuesday afternoon.
County Clerk Bruce left the first
Of the week for sallda, Colo. where
he was called by the death of his
uncle.
Lawrence senelor who has been
confined to his home for the past
week by Illness is again able TO be
out.
Former representative C. T., Crca
scr, was the guest Of H. i. DcLozler
Of this city for few days this week.
The Tuesday Bridge club enjoyed
the hospitality Of Mrs Ernest unger
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Henri Waltes was the hostess
for the Symphony Club Tuesday
afternoon Officers for the next year
were elected.
Mrs. George Lewis and children Of |
Jefferson city, Mo, are the guests Of |
Miss BETTE Menofee Of this city.
Mr. and Carl Lins who were mar
ileu recently IN Monett Mo, return |
ed to this city this week after spend
Ing their honeymoon IN Kansas.
Miss Lucille Egan Who has been |
attending school in Kansas City re-
turned home Wednesday for her
Easter vacation.
Mrs. J. B, Summer entertained a |
largo number OF friends at delight |
full Easter tea at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Wednesday Evening Whist
Club met at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Rice Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w ]. Linzee enter
tained the "42" club Mt their home
Thursday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jogannes and Mr..
and Mrs. Noble were the hosts for
the Indiahoma Whist Club in the
latter's apartments Thursday evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16
BROKEN ARRnNu

-! Associated Press.
Broken Arrow, okla. Anrn *
one of the leading social as wol, &c
e., tn' paramount political meeting in
IN enc history Of Broken Arrow oc.
CURED here last night when the Ter-
,'s .efson club gave banquet to us
ii,in, "'Il,Ders ana number of dlstin.
In the large and commodlors a,.
,,,s,. ,ms una banquet hall Of the Ken
lIy ,pcEy Hotel the banqueters assem-
u' D'eu AT o'clock when the merrl.
Iient II ana entertainment began Tbo
non frank l.. Haynes presided as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16
PAWHUSKA.

Special 20 the World.
Pawhuslta. Okla. April 15.-Miss
Alfareta Won Stein. Of Newkrik, is
visiting the Musellers.
j. II. Rhoades, OF Pawnee, IS Wis
iting T. NJ. Broadus and family.
Joe Walker, who has been with n
surveying party In Arizona the last
three months. Is home on vacation.
Mr., Jabbar, native of Damascuc.
Syria, who has been one OF Pawhus-
ka's business men for some time, is
afflicted with appendicitis
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Evans Of King
fisher, visited at the NJ. h. Parson-
age last Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edmond Frantz Of
Enid visited their relatives, DIR. r. L.
Hall and family most OF this week.
Mrs. Evans has been visiting her
old teacher, Mrs, Jennie Schultz in
Kansas City.
Mrs Petit, wife Of the former
Indian Judge, died at the Petit
residence In Hominy, Tuesday.
Thurman Leahy bought the
Napier place for $4,000
Mrs Charles Bennett, who has
been dangerously ill, ls reported con-
valesccnt.
Messrs. Merkle and Zourn, former
~ Of Beatrice, Nebr., have bought
property and become business men
IN Pawhuska.
Rev Seton, Of Guthrie win de-
liver the address at the relightIng
Of the candles at Jackson opera
House tomorrow,
Benjamin II. Harrison has been
visiting in Kansas city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mccoy have
removed TO Muskogee TO keep hotel
there.
John Jacob Hlmmel, a jolly Ger
man OF Shebogan, WIS, recently
bought ten acres Of land In this yi-
cinlty and win become a citizen In
the near future Mr. Hlmmcl paid
81 900 for the land and considers It
very cheap. He win raise lots Of
poultry and plant most OF his land
70 horse-radlsh and French mustard.
John Mcclure was involved in a
runaway one day this week, He
was thrown out of the vehicle. one
Of his legs was broken above the
ankle.
Several strangers are here TO at
tend the sale OF indian surplus lands
at the osage Agency on next Mon
day April II.
Miss Long and Mr.. Short viii be
married for the benefit Of the Metho- |
dist church on next Thursday, April
30. Everybody IL invited to the
wedding feast.
j. A. Puryear visited his old home
Gt Seneca Missouri, this week
Old Mrs. Jackson Hughes, who re-
Gently returned from old Mexico, has |
very poor health.
Victor Ellis formerly Of this city |
but now Of Tulsa, was here on ofa-
oial business Tuesday and Wednesday /
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander stuart Of
Walnut, 1own, have been hero visit
Ing their daughter, Mrs. Donald .
Stuart.
The Easter services at all our
churches will be unusually elaborate,
solemn and attractive tomorrow,
Tho PawhuelSa Shakespeare club L
is live local organization. The
officers are Mrs. Harris Mclaughlin
prosldcnt, Mrs. Steele secretary, Mrs.
Worten treasurer
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16

The Golden Medical Discovery not patent medicine oum,
uH LIST OF s ingredients being printed its
under oath nnce these will show alcohol or harm
ii hbt-orming fluid
forest plants Worlds Dnpnary Medical Aooaiou Props Buffalo M "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-16

The little child OF Franklin Fadds AHsler to
died at the home of the latter IN the
country near Broken Arrow of pnou-
monia last week V,.
Mesdames Kennedy, McGeechie -
and Deeds and Harlan left for Nc ICON.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

iAr perlobt. Das 2eBters tpirb Dpn ben
AngehOrigen Des Wtdbdens tn abs
rsbe geftellt unb bisriiber fam es antt
5iDiTdtn ben beiOen iungsn 2euten Az
benz Strstt, Der Elm 10 bsrbGngnibDofs
Les Gube nabm. Butler befiirttete
Ieiner Ingube nah, bereits am Wtors
gen, uls er CUR Stride ging, Strettia.
teitsn NIT Bafb uno itstts fi9 oaber
einen ReOoIpsr elm. 4ls lie fjh bann
am Qahmittag Dor benz Dalfb'f6en
5dufe trafen, ION WaIfb auf Butter
losgegangen iein, Der bonn anqeblih
in Der glotbpebr ben perbdngnibpolz
len Shub dbaab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Qnae6(i6er SpiOl.
Sin 6raf 8inSiid-8raes ipa ais
(icmeiner in eincm Artilleries
Jtegiment oienen.
&il oas Gebeimnik Der Seritcllung
pon Suunite fir ieiHe 9iegte.
giernng cntSefeH.

lnoianapolts. Sno., 6. Qug.
Guf Gruno elmer BON SRI. CLARA Qnttc
8per ppn 9bilpot, ap., gemaatsn be-
ltporsnsn 4usiage bat aapitdn Sas.
Wation pom biefigen Retrutirungsz
bureau bic UtilttdrbeborOen eriuht,
ben 9smeinsn Georoe peters, Der an.
gsbIih i'm 135. aiitsnartiGerisregiz
ment in Sort Gotten, %. D., oient, aIs
ongebliden 0fterreihiiaen Spion gu
terbaften. Der anqeblide Yeters ioll
Elm 9raf DinoiiAs6rdB aus prag iein
uno na6 Der gebauptunQ BON aapitdn
0atIon BAT 5rl. 0ner 8riefe pon Dem
dngeblitsH petsrs in ibrem geiig, Die
tetnen 3ipeifel an Isirer Shulo IuIz
len. Srl. Dper fam Dor einiger 5agen
in bas bieiige Retrutirunqsbureau uno
iuhte nm 4ustuuft oariiber mad, ipie
tie oie 5reildHung pon peters, ben lie
fir ibren gruosr ausgab, Dom UlilitGr
erlpirten tonne. aapitdn DatIor fam
RE Sahe perodttig Dor uno er naAm
Gas Wid o6en tn's 9ebet. Sle mar les
bed gu teinsrIst 4usIagen gu bstpegen
uno .rft not0osm bic poli8et bin3u9es
3cqen tporben mar, peritano iih FRI.
Spsr gu einem 9eitdnontB, ldut mel
dem petsrs Elm Graf DinbiIds8 s8rdt
uno Elm Diterrei6iiher Spion lit, Der
i'm 4uftrags ieinsr Regierung bier
Wlilitdroienit gsnommsn bat, um oua
Gsbeimnib Der 6eriteQunnq oes Gr.
pIoiioitOffs Tunnits in griabrung 81
tringsn.
Grl. 8per bat ben dngebIihen 9ra
fen ihrsr grtldrung naa auf be:
uebsrfahrt iiber ben SSsan terrsn &c.
lernt uro er beiutte lie audi in itreu
sItsrIihen 5eim, no lie Iih rerlobtsr
Sic hdt lid bemiibt, ibn gum Qufgsbsr
isines ssfdbrlihen 8orbabens gu Sc
regsn. absr ale bissbssiiglifsn Be
muhungsn parsn psrgeblih. Sn grie
fsn, bic lie in threm geiiB bat, Ihilbsr
9sr aHgsbiite petsrs gang genau, nj
sr oorgsben min, nm bas gepIn1dt
@sbeimriB gu srsriiroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

Gin ihper.r 4niomobilunfau sreigs
iiste lih beute Worssn tur5 mad /
llhr an Der Grie 4pe. uno WlaeiioH
Roob. inbem elm araftpassn. oeHsn
Giesnibiimsr uno Jniafen Iih nod
nidt srmi.ieln li.btn, nit sinem
itdoiifden SiraBenreinisunsspassr
suIammsniiieB uno Johann init sinsm
9elspbonpfoiien tollioiris. ginsr Der
SniaiIsu tpuroe idper perlsst. ieoof
Dor 4niunft Der poli3si Don fsinsn
Besleitern Fortssbrodt. Das auios
mobil. pelfss bic aieenssRumm,r
28l07 irus. Duroe bemolirt unb bon
ben SnidFen uui Der unfallitsle su'
riidoeIaiIeu.
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