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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
4, Charges Against Of
'..,s and Sailors of the
p,eursion Steamer in
ssy1nour Narrows.
.rrN RESCUED BY
|pA1,E PASSENGERS
,mittse to Confer With
,sut Of the Company
Id Tell of the Ineffi-
cisucy Of Crew.
,ted Press.

||sgssted Press.
|r,TTLE, Wash, July Drag
,,s survivors of the Pacific
cast Steamship company's steel
.yursiou steamship Spokane,
.,s wrecked in Seymour mar
G.. late Thursday night, ar
AM the scene of the accident on
.Spship Admiral Sampson today
,r,oty of them held a mass meet
lftsr long discussion, in which
|,;..il charges were made regard
A. hsudlng of the wreck, a com,
4 VAS appointed to confer with
4 Andrews. general agent OF the
4, Gosst Steamship company. The
It. consisted of Daniel NJ. Lord
:;aeo. F. b. Lindsey of New
/ Judgs Z. Harris of Galveston,
Ina David Ii. Paris of Pbiladel-
n ". Farnam, professor of
1xs at Yale. was chosen 70 pre-
d ihe meeting, and George II.
rayipg teller of the Denver Ma
4 nnk. was made secretary, For
/ itan an hour the passengers re-
|tfir experiences.
b Scored.
NJ two sailors try to launch
,ut and leave it hanging from
|tYii." said c, h. Pearsall OF
i, Cal. "As far as ! was able
.snain there were no seamen TO
|ik women passengers into the
Boats swing away from their
,rd the male passengers did the
b reseuing the women. The plugs
p Of the life boats were not found
VI we're put out with water run
e
\ Irving Wise, international pres
Ia B'Nsi Birth, offered a reso-
'toanending the management OF
tekzne bv Captain ]. r. Guptill.
.irter vigorous protest, said
! Butier of st. Louis. springIng
= iest. "The conduct OF the
|ifsr the smash was ineXcusable.
vas no sign of order, no one
|tI Orders and the officers were
Fbk ior the actions Of the
r crew gave us no notice to get
! lfave our staterooms after the
= added David n. Paris: 81
'ubserlbe to the resolution, -
nls Experience.
slse then withdrew his motion,
e tieorglana Dow of New York
p door.
,s,were two life preservers in
'r,' she said. "and it was with
,,sl difficulty that one was
" my mother, There were no
A Of the crew to tell US what
humber Of women and my
'ns thrown into a loose boat with
%soW II ashore. Another wom-
started alone to propcl the
e fapslzed it. Yon cen not inn
@ confusion in the. black and
waller. All the women wore
''ah and it was with difficulty
y we're pulled. abonrd another
S fanam yielded the chair
slat he. knew of the alleged
CFaey of the crew.
Mutation was somewhat mixed.
- leasf, he said. sThere was
snmp BY officers or crew. with
L@ioa OF some walters and the
mo boats were crowded to
ntn no one to man them,
M Manheim Of Oakland. Cal.
1eas ease there were two boats
wpokaue seaman in each and
.sf's. shouted TO them to
. 8 and take the women aboard
~, = my elbow answered by say
IL everyone give orders -,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
Bv Associated Press.

LICK OBSERVATORY Mount HamIl-
ton, Cal. july In the earthquake this
afternoon both sesmoEraphs here were so
shaken M taat no record of value was
made. The agitation of these instru-
ments was more violent than Ia the big
earthquake Of 1906. No damage was
done to the instruments Of the observa
tory but some OF the clocks were
stopped. Plaster fell In some OF the
buildings and few cracks were made
in the brick walls.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02

oscillations continued for more than
ninety minutes. diminishing to less than
one millimcter at the end
This IS the severest earthquake dis
iurbance registered since 1906. Absence
Of preliminary tremors shows that 1t was
of local character.
Newlin called attention To the latest
bulletin by Prof. w T Foster of Wash
ington. ID. c.. in which IT was predicted
that a seismic disturbance would occur
before July 3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
QUAKE PREDICTED.
Observer Newin at Santa Clara College
Calls Attention to Washington Bulletl7,
b. Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SANTA CLARA Cal. July $50 severe
was the shaking OF the earth In this city
this afternoon that II threw both the
component pens of the horizontal seis-
nocraph at Santa Clara college of the
revolving drums. and similarly affected
the vertical instrument. When these were
adjusted by Observer Albert Ncwlin the
north and south components swung its
full amplitude for several minutes The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
BY Associated Press.

SAN JOSE Cal. July 1.-San Jose was
shaken at o'clock by the heaviest
tremblor since the earthquake of 1906. No
serious damage, however. was done.
Fallen plaster an occasional twisted
chimney and broken plate glass windows
here and there was the extent Of the
damage in this vicinity. Druggists
stocks and crockery tumbled from shelves
and telephones were disabled for a time
by swaying wires. but serious injury
TO buildings resulted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
By Associated Press.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. July
AT this place. which Is on the fault
line OF former disturbances. the Shock
was sharply felt, but no damage resulted
beyond the dislodGiuE OF plaster ceilings
In the business offices OF the university,
telephone message from MaYheld.
few miles south OF here, says that two
story brick building was badly cracked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
i, ss'mer Mayor Dies.

ssiiSS Eiy; q July K. Former
,lgs os n 81 hanover, N. Y, today
ssuss' ne incident to old age
nsyOr VI "s death. Mr.. Ely was
ti NJ. tisLs Of New York on the
..eket in 1866. A 'A'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
BY Associated Press.

RENO. New. July IA few people in
Reno felt the earthquake recorded on the
coast this afternoon. Al Carson City the
shock was very severe. 4 session Of the
federal court was being held and the
chandeliers IN the courtroom rocked to
and fro, Judge. jury and attorneys
rushed from the chamber in fright. No
damage has been reported.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
FELT IN MANY PLACES.
Selsmoeraphs at Lick Observatory Put |
Out OF Commission.
y Leased Wire to The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
OAKLAND. Cal. July 1.-Two severe
earthquake shocks were felt here at 9
p. m. today. The direction seemed to be
from northwest to southeast. People
were greatly alarmed. but no damage
was done. The earthquake was the
heaviest since that OF 1906. So far as
known no one was injured. although sew
eral women in the shopping district
tainted. ..'..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
BY Associated Press

STOCKTON. Cal. Juiy Ia sbarr
earthquake occurred in this city at
O'Clock this afternoon. the vibrations last
ing fully ten seconds and were IN north
and south direction. No damage has been
repOrten.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
SAN FRANCISCO IS
VISITED BY QUAKE
Steel Structures Creak and
GrOan, and Citizens Rush
Into the Streets.
Continued From Page One.

the sea, to the effect that the sharpest
shock had been felt there since the
disaster of 1906. The mountain is close
to the ''fault' which opened during
the April quake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
Ry Associa ted Press.

TUCSON, AriZ., July IA slight earth
quake shock was recorded by the scsmo-
graph at the United States magnetic OBJ
servatory near here ut 2 o'clock this al
ternoon. It's location could not be de-
termined.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
Ry Associated Press.

BY AssOCiatpd Press.
FRESNO, Cal. July IA sharp earth
quake shock occurred here at 2 o'clock.
No damage was done
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02
Ry Associated press.

MADEIRA Cal. July An earth
quake was felt here this afternoon No
damage was done.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02

Trains every 45 minutes to saltair,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02

Two band concerts today at saltair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-02

me ut Saltair.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
Tie Spipital. Croinans.

4Qsm QnThein mad ptro bet
Staotrat6 am tommenben DienItag
bds 8sto bss mupors nit 8e3ug auf
bic Srbinun3, ourh rpelte Die Douer
Der 4mtsseit Der Uattglieoer oes
Qsrstsftabes bsIArdntt perben folIte,
aufreht erbalten.
0as 6Oipital &ommittee oes
Stdptrotbs bielt geftern pieoer cine
Sibung in Der Qngslegsnbeit ab uHo
iu6ts au9 Manor S6pub auf, um
BON ibm 81 srFdbrsn, ob er fir Die
Srbinan3 iein tpiroe, bic beitirrte,
pab Die geihrdntung Der 4mtsoauer
auf f55 Sabre nur auf Die Httt9fisber
beg Senior" Qer3teitabes i'm 5ofpts
tai 8s3ug babsn foQte. g2aporShpab
ertIGrte ben 5erren in beftimmter
Deiie, bag er audi cine oerdrtige Sr@
btnanS nit isinsm 8eto beleesn tperoe
uno oas GOmmittee feste oann feline
8sratbungen fort, nit benz GnDreiulz
tat, baB bier Witslieber beg aommitz
tees, bic Serren Renner, 5illenbrano,
Qsmdnn uno Wli[Ier, am Dienitag Die
4ufre6tsrhaltung bss 8stos empfsblen
perbsn, pdbrenb Or. goof, bas FINITE
Witgliso bes Gommittee8, i'm gegsnz
tbeiligen Sinne sinen Wairoritdtsbes
rint uuterbreiten fpiro.
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Die is Sabre aIts SoIspbins Stoss
TO, bon ghieasp, erpirtts ssitsrn Dor
guubestommiHdr Qoler etnsu Safts
befs1l gegen ben 26 Sabr. alien Soz
iep6 Wcgarthie BON Ghcaso, unter
Der 4nflage oes WGetenbanbels. Mc=
@artbie purbe b,reits in Der Donnerz
flag Raht BON ben @sbeimpplisiften
Bell unb @haefer in einem Sauie an
Weit Court Strabs, no sr nit Sole
pbine Stusto SuIantnenpobnte, pers
boftet uno porldufig uls psrodhtis
eingeiperrt. 9as iunse Uadohsn ber
haupiet, nit Stastp in elmer Bdi iherei
in ghicago gearbeitst 5u boben unp
tiir3lif Don ihm gu unfittliden 3pe=
ten mad Gininnatt gsbraht poroen
Su fein. gie gltsru Spiep binss iinh
bena6rihtiet poroen uno perben ihre
5ohter abboleu uHb nah Gbicaeo 5l.
riidbriusea.
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Meniblihes GlenD.

Cine 1s6r elegant getleibste bubfhe
iunss Dame iiellte iih seitsrn Mors
gen in Der Office oes poli5eidefs elm
uno bat Sosrru SadIon, ibr bebtlflih
gu fein, arbeit gu finDen. Sie befiHs
be iib ouf Der 0urhrsiie bon Gaz
fobette, Snb., mad gbidamausa, 5enn.,
unp oa ihr untsripsgs oas gslo Quss
gegonssn isi, babe lie ii9 ieit Dom
nsritug in Cincinnati pergsblih nah
Qrbeit umeeieben. 9a iie abIoiut rf1it=
tsuos lei, babe fis auf elmer gaRt bes
@arteiuals beg Granb Central 9ahns
hpfes ibernahten miiFen. Der ppliz
5sichsf feste fit nit Der .. D. 6. u.
In 8erbinoung, pelhe iih Der &C.
itrunbeten hilfreih annabm.
Der 81 Sabre aIts SdsersnihIeifer
Genrn Shumaher, beimatblps, tam
seitern Morgen in uller Sriibs in bic
GENERALIZATION gepantt uno bat ben
bienfttbusnoen 2eutnant Sldtterp, ibn
mad benz 4rbettsbaus gu fchitsn, ou
sr balbperbungert unb mitteIlos fei
unb trpB Der grobten glnftrensuneen
feline Nr6eit finbsn t6nne. SIN Qrz
beitsbduie babe er tpenigitens Sbbah
unb gFen. asutnant Slatterp that
ihm ben Gefauen unb fpsrrte i'm unz
ter Der slntlage bes 9srumlungsrns
elm.
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Serii6tigter Vinbre6er
aus DER sunsbisu Srrenanitalt cuts
iprunsen.

Der untsr Der anfIage oss GroBs
biebftabls itebenoe 35 Sabre alte 5ars
fp poore, BON Rp. 558 2aurel Ctr,
tpelder am 21. 4uguit pom probdts
rtdter CUR 8eobahtung Der 2pngoiep
Srrenanitalt ubertuiefen purbe, III in
Der 9onnsrftag Rd1t aus Der Rrimi.
nolabtbeilung Der anitalt sutfprnns
gen. Die Boli3ei purbe ipFprt beno1s
ridtigt nHo lit nit Ha6fpriaungen
nod Dem gntflobenen beihdfttgt.
popre mar Don oen 9robgef6Dprsnen
Degen Grobbiebitabl Ger ipa bic Der
ming Cigar 60. um einen groben 90
ten S3tgarren beito6len 9absH) in I'm
tldge3uitono berieBt porben. Gr gebort
elmer guter uno angeIsbenen 5dmtlte
an, bat jsoot 3dbIreiae 8oritrafsn
binter I!h.
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Oeburfen.

Grant unO 4lma Dasnsr. 1432
5reemQn aps., Rdb6sn.
Mnipn unb Cecilia Grnitss, grcaoz
man unb gt5ertp Str, anabe.
Jrlnt uno Sarab Sdutte, 1889
Sycamore Ctr, MGbdeu.
6. uno Roia S1aefsr, 524 Git 13.
Ctr, Wdbhsn.
Qrtbur uub WatbiIoe gollinger,
2704 GucliD Nps., anabe.
George uno Glarn Sdrass, 2639
Sxnion Ctr, anabe.
Gdri aue Grats Gsn1itsgsr, CT
panaugb 4ps., WGbhtn.
8eorge uno Qaura 9oloman, 6sirI
Der Greunbloieu. anabe.
Wiuidm uno Wldmie ioeiols, 1122
Wain Str., ana6e.
DIE unb Gillian Dahl, 1912 Main
StraBe, Mdohen.
Sobu uno Wfarp 8ranninler, 1433
Clap St,abe, Guabe.
Winiam uno Gliiabet6 9aubs,
1924 5arriion QDe., ana6e.
Joi. unb gtur9 Berth, Col Reaoe
Str, anabe.
albert unb Jannie 3epf, 1926
g'enSlstoH Ctr. ana6e.
5afob unb Sba Blair, 1102 8ront
Ctr. 3pillinse, anabs unb WGbden.
Senrp uno 9race Burger, 1916
CHM Str, Gnabe.
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Gbe-GrlaubuiRi

I Dillium groots. q, 2odlano, 3.
(gli3abetb u. SobHiton. Is, Reaoing.
Rpbsrt aeam Grap, %. 5apana.
Guba.
lSus Glart 8urret, 26, 945 Dana ao.
! Jgsorae garbru, &c, 222 8eit 6. Ctr.
larr:na ). grupiton, %, 828 par!
Mpe.
|Ruoolpb aosb. 81, gbilaoelpbia, ga,
l3herefs ulmun, %, 753 Sao Gres.
cent 4ne.
lRi6arb Darrsn 5ob. 27, Bottom.
/ Maif.
lRarp q. G'9risn, %. 2543 Golums
bia 4oe.
igearl WiitheIl Dauace, %, 64s
Rihmono Ctr.
laate 6. gates. 1e, 672 Deit 5. 4os.
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llnfGlIe ininlae Des Gebels.

csnfoloe oes buntlen uRo nsbligsr
Dettsrs toqioirte geItern Mprgen &c.
aen Z ll6r an Der Gde Der IL. unf
GIm Strabe ein Wagen Der Glari
Str. 2inie nit elmer GoIerain 4nsnm
Gar. Ter 3uiammsnitoB mar Elm ID
rpuhtiger, bag bic Beniterf6etben bsi'
Der gdrs 3ertriimmert rpuroen. Dap
bon ben 3ablretten 9af1ugisren uies
manb perleBt ipurDe, III iiberraihenb.
Der nit Der aoltiion perbunbens
&ro6 tonnte in peitem umtreiie gee
Fort iperoen.
Gin anbsrsr llnfaQ, rpel4er eben.
fals brett uuf ben bi9ten Rebel 5u.
riid8ufii6ren III, ereignete iih geiterr
Morqen btnter benz 8ennfpIpantu
5ra6tbobnbpfe. 5rdnt Uttnor, por
Burns GtrdBe, Elm 5uhrmonu Dei
4pams GrpreB Co., nerlor ben N5se
uno fubr iiber cine hobe Steinmduer.
0daen. 8Tsroe uub Gubrmann Itiir5'
ten in bic 5tefe, jebody fam Udnot
punoer6arsr @eife nit Ieihten aon.
tufionen Adoon. @iHes Der Yferoe
purDe 10 fhper perIsBt, oab es getoos
tst perbsn mubte uno Der Wagen tpur.
be bemolirt.
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fonnte, mad 2ongpietp sef6id! nurbe,
aus Der AnitaIt entipihsn lei. poors,
Der 35 Sabre aft ift unb friibsr in Ro.
558 QanreI Strabe iDobnte, ipurbe i'm
Sabre 1895 pegtn Ginbru6s unb i'm
Sabre 1897 ipcgen 8roboiebftabls
mad Der Stats s8ef<rungsanitalt gez
fhidt. SIM Sabre 1893 perbiibte sr
eine 3udtbuusftrofe ipegen Ginbru9s
iinb i'm Sabre 1903 ipuros sr a6erz
mails fptgen 5dlf1uns gu 3tpei Sabren
perurtbeilt. bic er aud berbiiBte.
Gtngereihte 8 9eit'aments.
Gottlieb Gaerttner permu6t fsin
0erm0gen an feline Satin Qnna
Dasrttner auf 2ebens3eit, uno nah
bsren 9ob ON feline 5o6ter, aatie
6oesl. Der RdhlaB betrdgt $500.
5ofporb goeneD permaht iein 8erz
mDgen an feline Gattin Sarab u.
8aenen.
Soeob genfingsr febt feline 9attin
UtarB 9sntinser als llniosrialerbiH
ein.
4gnes q. g. W9ithel BON Wlontz
eomerp, g., permaht Qgnes Ui. Gang
u. Cigar W. Gang. Ginhsr ibres gruz
oers gbas. 20. Gang, je $500; gmmd,
Cigar unb Sufie Bolton bon Blue
afh, g., ie 500. unb ben Reit ibrsa
9ern0geEs an ibren Gotten, Cigar
Mit6ea.
Qa6taB g q DEN.
Barbara 9opersboerfsr III RadlaB.
perpolterin bon Soiepb 8apsrsboer.
fer; perionalien 500.
| Charles Bod III Hd6IaBoerpalts,
BON GuIette M. Bod; perionaIisr
1926, 9runbeigentbum $1,000.
5elsn g. piper lit RahIaBpertpd.t
term BON Sohn 9. piper; perionalier
$500, Grunosiqentbum $4,000.
| Marie aeormeier lit Ieitaments
uo1ftrederin bon Qouts Qeoermeier
! 0runbeigenthum $3.50.
/ Der perionlihe PahidB beg Dm
Slafpr bstrGgt $2945.9O, osrienig
Der Robslu 5albott $703.75, berieni
| se beg anton Shpars $958.83.
gerfhiebenes.
| Die Gttiba Der Ga6l 60, bi
| iid in 5dnben eines Receiosrs 6efin
bet, finb auf S7.345.90 ab8siddt
porhsn.
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gerausterte G6niebruEt anb 2dlenfel Nale
eachs, gndltuar rHS Auappts In ] eie gFda
en-.
Sp. BstsIer, 333 g2eit s, Aps.
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5rant 9. &aGmepsr, 48, 1908
@lenoora abe., 5arnbergiftung.
sSobn 3. 6eI0man, GA, SIS Sit 13.
Ctr, 6er3letben.
9racs 58elmer, 81, 430 gtitmOnb
Ctr, 5uberfulofe.
4norep Sonds, 90, 215 SbeOH
Str, 5ubertuIoIe.
GmiIie G6errington, 81, 2128 alz
pine Blace, RierenletDen.
2end otter, 46, 224 Uio6Qpt Ctr,
2ungenent3iinbunS.
@lbinu aibbp, Is, 557 QaureG
Str, Ga 9rippe.
6enrp guder, 80, 3peigboIpital,
Tubertuioie.
George S6neibsr, 56, 1927
2lsneupn Ctr, 2ungsnent3inburg.
Inna 5aplor, AZ, Orhoro Ctr,
&rebs.
Caroline 5beobdlo, rs, 1346 g9as
pei Str, 0drmleioen.
Waria 9aIt, IS, 524 Gonfotnc
Ape., &rebs.
Sobn 9trisssr, 66, 652 Stats aOe.,
oSnqueit in S6rpebe.
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Nnfluae tes Woroanariifs.

Sesen 5rala Qgnes Sadefsr, BON
SO. 1892 0unont StraBe, oeren
@atte betoHntI1do friih am Iienitug
Woraen nit eingsIdldgeuem ShdosI
unb iG]nerer Sopfpunoe in feinsm
Bette Iieesno ulfgefunoen tpurpe, 1T
seitsrn bic 2tntla9e beg Wtproungriffs
erboben porpen. Die Gefangsne bat
betanutIin eingefanben, ibrem ftlas
fenben Manne Die lebensaefdhrlihen
@erIsbungsn NIT elmer idueser
S6rubb s8iirIte beigebraht gu baben.
Der 3uItdno Sdaefers 1T ein duBer't
bsbentIiher uub ietn 4blehsH iseN
itiineIt1 beppr.
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Mus Oent Ypli3ei8erid,t.

3. 8. 9alou uno Jamss Rcgep.
sipei iiinee Burden BON QouisDiQs,
RD., tpelte bon ben 0ebsimpolisiItsn
Rincaib uno WcSermott unter Der
Mntlage bes 2aosnonbitobls Rrhdis
tet ,porxn rparsn. rpuroen itulbi9 be-
funnsn unb 81 is 80 Iagsn arbeitss
baus, 500 unb Soften nsrurtbilt.
Numie 6stasfer mahte ibre Hui
iportung uHtsr Der Qntlooe besGrobs
oiebitabls. Gi. fpurbe ben grobaes
isnpprensn iixrpieien. Wanie pirS
bon econ gontlin beinulbist, ibn
fpGb,enn ein.s Sddferftiinohens um
cine pertbpolle 9iamantndbel b<itohs
len su boben.
Qatprenee 8onosybaar, ipeld,er aui
WsronIuHuns isinsr 5rau fpesenRihts
periorsung isiner Jamilk perbaftet
sporetn mar, nuroe dnseiuieien. in
3uiunft resslmdbig So per gDohs
gum llnterbalt Der Seinen beisutras
gen. Der Jau Durcs Johann auf Els
nsn Wonai perihobsn.
Wieie g. @unn alias Dean, Be
iiterin eines Borosls, otren Sobn
GbsItpn Dean. belanntli6 Dor einis
ger 3<it feline exliebit, Hellis Wils
fon, stine SniaTin beg Reiorts. ers
Imob, madte eeitsrn NIT orei anetrsn
SniaTinnen bes 5auies bem Hihter
untsr Der 4ntlase oes 6srumluns
germs ibre Aufpartuns. DIE san5s
GtisuIhait nurbe NIT @elbfrafsn pon
ls $5 unb Rotten be!sst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
sdiekerei.

Die goli0iiten 4rata unb aeIlsr
perbdfteten ssitsrn Rafmittag ben
5otelbeiis.r sirtbnr 6. GreHiban, bon
go. 127 OF Court Strabe, unb
fperrien oeRielbsn unter Der 4nflaee
oes Shiebens innerhal6 Der Staots
srersen Gin. Grenihap Ion in BE-
Wirtbfhaft bes Gbriit. SoritmanR,
an 6orriion unb Deitpooo 4penue.
feinen Renoiner se3osen uno einen
enub burh bas Genitsr abgefeuert
haben. Der Osfangene bsitreitst bic ses
ssn isa srhobene 4atlass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23
COSNOPOLIIAN
BANkBN
-

on TreemGu nno EcBler StraRe obec
in 534 YIuluut Sn., HaHe Setliter
gtpe., nu Gl hcntc.
@nrter Gle Uidt. bis Gle nitl
hrpUuiren f3rren-leaer Gle iiciUert
9}ctrdac hinetn uno icbeH gle, iute
oIeIelgeu Da1ieu.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-09
h1Idren CRY
FOR FlETcHER'S
9 a 8 7 Q RI
TO MAKE VEGETABLE JAM
--.-@Hs- &C. .-- :
Takes Place Of Different Vegetables
When Added to the Soup
,-s Stock %syTSrr' -. -


One bushel OF ripe, peeled tomatoes
one quart of onions CHOPPED fine, si1
okra pods sliced thin. Is ears of corn
cut from the cob, one teaspoonful OF
salt go. ~: 4, ..-'-. -
Cook okra. onions and corn sepa'
rately from the tomatoes. as they take
longer to boil and must be thoroughly
done or the mixture will not keep
well.
When these are cooked add the to-
matoes. boil all together for one min
ute and can at once, boiling hot
One can of this lam" added to the
soup stock takes the place of each one
of the vegetables named, SO you can
see how much less troublesome and
expensive the mixture is. Canned to-
matoes and canned corn may be used.
and carrot cubes are a nice addition.
The above quantity will make about
eight quarts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-09
Worth Weight IN Go!d.

Abingdon, Va. Mrs. Jennie Nc
Call, Of this place. says, Il had been
troubled with female complaints. for
over ten years T. could not walk or
stand on my feet, and had been al
most confined to the house, for a
long time. began to take Cardui,
the woman's tonic, and now can
walk anywhere | wont to go. Cardui
is worth its weight in gold" This
is high esteem on a plain, herb
medicine, yet there are thousands Of
women who would gladly pay this
price for a remedy to relieve their
suffering. Cardui has helped others.
Why not you? Try it. Your drug
gist sells it. in 81. bottles
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-09
MAKES DELICIOUS PEA SOUP
Simple Recipe Produces Connection
That Tastes Much Like chIek-
en- Soup .s.,..

Soak over night one and a half
cups split peas; four hours before din
ner put on to cook In water (say about
three pints). with quarter OF tea
spoon of cooking soda Cut up small
carrot into small dice shape. also
onion and celery. add to soup about
one hour before serving; also about
is minutes before dinner add sliced
potatoes. You can add one or more OF
the vegetables mentioned about. the
more the better. Also you can put
In the bone of any roast with little
meat. Bone from roast pork IL hne.
Add more water as needed. TO make
the right thickness. II for large
family put In two cups of split peas.
Last Of all. out up fat bacon into dice.
fry brown. add soup and serve Also
make soup from the last Of ro4A
pork. Just the same a. pea s0pp, kev-
ins cut the pSGr. Il TASTES hhS skb5k
On soap -ssss.5x., :
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-02-09
Taking Chances.

Il have sent that heiress another let.
ter protesting my affection and asking
her to marry me-" said Count Fucash.
You want to be careful how you put
that sort of thing into the mails" re.
piled the frank friend. The post ONCE
department is getting mighty strict
about anything that looks like a get
rlch.quick enterprise"