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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
OVERPLAYS PART OF THEFT
VICTIM AND IS ARRESTED
Harry Gregg Joins With Others
In Reporting Robbery or
Train; Proves Guilty Man

Harry Gregg. alias Harry Brown,
overplayed the part OF an indignant
victim OF bold robbery on the Wow
crime limited, Thursday morning, aud
is lodged in the central police station
on charge OF grand larceny. after a
pretty bit Of sleuth work by Detective
John Navarro, OF the Michigan Cen
trail railroad, and Detectives Brooks
and Seymour, OF the central bureau.
Gregg. who is only % years Old.
has spent the major part OF those few
years behind prison bars, according
to his own confession, but he did lot
make the confession until he had eX-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
CITY TREASURER KOCH
HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT

civ Treasurer Max Koch wac
brown of sherman car. on Mt Eli
i6rt-avp.. near kereheEal- a+e
Thursday mornifls. when the ear
Jumped into another ahead OF IL. and
ecefVeT patHTut -t,rar4scS-ahont tie
'creheaG In addition to- q severe shak-
ng ~. lie was standinL on the rear
.iatform and when the cars bumped
took q back somersault over tie
1iiiug. lie was able 10 return to his
one Oh Joseph t9UIpdTT-5ve. wTtft=
10 assistance and later Went 20 his
aec iu the city hall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
REPORTS SHOW WHEAT
Is IN GOOD CONDITION

LANSING, Mich March 7.-AccCrd-
ing to the monthly crop report issued
by Secretary OF State Martindale,
wheat did not suffer 10 any great ~.
tent during February
Eighty-fiye correspondents carn
wheat marketed by farmers in Feb
month. while 553 expressed the opin.
ion that the crop had not suffered
The total number OF bushels OF
whea marketed by farmers in Feb
ruary M 107 Touring mills and grain
elevators. is 553,691 The amount OF
wheat yet remaining in the possession
OF the growers is estimated d; l..
42S,OOO. Sixty-seyen mills, elevators
aud grain dealers report no grain pur-
chased IN February
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
LTTIGANT SATISFIED
WITH DOLLAR VERDICT

Although granted damages OF only
81, by circuit court jury James II.
Atkinson expressed his perfect salts
faction with the judgment. lie brought
suit against the ID. L.. r.. claiming he
had been assaulted on car by con
ductor named John Mcleod, win
whom ne had a dispute over trans
fer. Atkinson readily admitted OF
tie witness stand that he had not
been injured, and he made no dc
nand for excessive damages he
wanted the satisfaction OF having his
conduct approved by a jury. and OF
Inc airing the company condemned in !.
'court OF Justice. and that Is the man
.rcr in which ne regarded the jury 5
tudlng
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
,IIep.a coupt.rfr,,er ueId.

Adrian Van Nleete waived examina-
tioIl before L. S. Commissioner Finney
Wednesday Afternoon ON charge Of
making and passing counterfeit coins.
Ht was held To the federal grand Jury.
Van Nleete practically admitted he was
guilty. according TO the federal officials
who raided his home at No. 69S Clinton
st. They say he admitted destroying
the principal parts of the coin ina king
aprarutug trey fuuuf- ttrrrr. ----------------
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

scratching them would not
seem TO give any relief when
the trouble first began. my
wrist and shin itched like poN
sOn. would scratch those
places Until they would bleed
before I could get any relief.
Afterwards the places would
scale over. and the flesh under
meath would look red ahdfeyeT-
ISL. sometimes IL would begin
In Itch until AZ would wal On
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
Way Handle torn.

President Arthur ;. Dumout - tf
hoard OF trade who is In Washington
-t.4ll4.a- aa-nanatlllr-nt 2r.llI--llEaIS-1.-
wired Vice pr esidcDr Harry r.. Simnion,
as follows on "Wednesday. "T5e rait
tertion closes With every uuotnnial ~
surance from Stcrctat: wilson .tu,
SecVe tary Mage that stat az rv,t 70
ton Of tHc pure food law az applied q,
the haugliug OF grnin in ny ratur.
yrTtU VIII tTr r-rTUtrJt TTTrUVrftTTr-v TrV55
tho return of Secretary MrNcigb z Q.
Hfy-i alignment tlse .srit irrfrf-rr---- -L5
now proceed safely
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
wEERE LIFE Is y
WORTH LIVING

Shc regular monthly meeting of the
N0mCn's Independent voters assoc
citation VIII be held FRIDAY hlNri
noon In the residence of ~Aiiss Bo"th'
aHaacl<-aHc- veal
Prof Joseph Jsstrow, Pr0fessor OF psy-
-tfotees In the 4 adversely o1 Mts.en-
san, Is TO lecture In the UNIVERSITY
club. Friday. March ~. ana " ais"
tu speak az the Adcraft dinner
March IS. Professor tastrow's SUB
Jcct will be some phases on human
nature"
A mo, ement has been started among
Detroit lawyers to petition CONGRESS
10 assign an additional federal judge
To this district. TO relieve the pres
sure OF work OF which Judge Anger
complains. Resolutions Will prob
abIy be adopted urging immediate
action along this line in the next
meeting OF the bar association.
Mural decorations for the interior OF
troit will be put In place this week
by the artist. William de Leftwlch
Dodge. OF stony Brook. l.. L. Five
panels for the saloon represent
nymphs drawing the goddess Diana
In golden chariot Astrological
and marine studies form the subjects
: OF other panels which number 23.
Gas service was restored In the homes
where the meters were put nut OF
business by the break In the water
main at Jefferson and Sheridan ayes.
Tuesday night, and conditions I'm the
neighborhood are gradually resuminH
normal state, IL is likely 10 be
several days before the break IL re-
paired, however, az the workmen are
having considerable difficulty in To-
eating IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

II you do not receive the De-
-tFe4+ Times regularly call Main
1898 and ask for the circulation
department. Information regard
ing irregular delivery VIII re-
ceive prompt attention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

.i.1IsiHt.ss.iilke= I.rin4ins. A. sissZ ma
no feathers. The 5,lain. neat Mind that
lGakE- rlGht Times Printing Co. IL
John II -st Main l49s or CIV asss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
PHYSICIAN ADVISES
CUT|CURA REMEDIES
For Eczema. Patients Wristand Shin
ltched Like Poison. Scratched
Until They BIed. Says; "Cuticura
Soap and Ointment Cured Me"

Three Rivers, Mich. -Four years ago
had places break out on my wrist and on my
shin which would Itch and burn by ,n-,ls ard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

Business-Iik- Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. Is
John R.-st. Main l49S or City 1888
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
County ROad Commissioners Hines has
been Invited TO address the annunl

convention or the American Associa-
tion OF Portland Cement manufac-
turers in Chicago, April H. lie w.ll
tell OF the success OF cement roads
convention a special train will bring
the cement men to Detroit. where
they will inspect the improved roads
OF Wayne county.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
Delaney, IA years old, No. III
TMelllh-sf.. Nna caught between q

coal Wagon and a Sherman car at
Trumbull-ave. and Porter-st, Wed
nesday afternoon, while running
across the street lie was crushed
about the head and body ana was
removed 10 ST. Mary's hospital in
the auto patrol. When his injuries
were dressed he was able 70 20
home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07

Jay WIItTNUOH, aIU EOt q disastrOnF
initiation. As IL roun led the corner
at Woodbridge and Brush-sts.. ON ITO
way To n fire. the rear part skidding
into q Brush car. which was station
arv near the corner. the motorman
having stopped IL on hearing the
approach 81 the engine. The impact
threw the car OF the track and
caused a mild panic among the pas
sengers. No one was hurt. however.
and tho engine and car suffered but
The evening world., 1912-02-01
HELD FOR KILLING SON.
Mans Wife Testihes Against Him
In COrOner's Court.

Patrick Quinn, arrested on a charge
Of killing his thirtecn-year-old son Will
lam, was hsld to-day for murder IN the
first degree by a jury In Coroner He'll
enstein's court. Mrs. Mary Quinn, wife
Of the prisoner. testified that he was
released from Black wells Island last
Thanksgiving day. Since that time he
had been following her about, she said,
so abe had to nov several times.
she said that Oh Jan. 10, the day of
the shooting. he followed her to the
apartment at No. ais West Forty-s'xth
street. He tried to force his way In
and her two sons, Hugh and WiN!am,
went to her assistance. Quinn sudden
Y pulled a revolver n fired, she said.
william staggered into the kitchen and
FELL. Mrs. Quinn says her husband then
fred three shots at her. n OF which
at her knee.
The son diei the following day. Quinn
said ne fired at his wife because she
,old him she was living with another
man.,
The evening world., 1912-02-01
CARDINAL FARLEY AT MASS
FOR DEAD COLLEGE MATE.
Quartet Trained by Brother Patrick
Twenty-Five Years Ago Fur
nisheS the Music.

4 requiem mass was celebrated to-
day o tile Church OF the Annunc!at!on.
One Hundred and Thir.y-second street
ans Old Broadway in memory OF Rev.
bother Adjutor Patrick. for twenty-six
vars Instructor In music at Manhattan
,ollese. who died on Jan. % at the
Christian Brothers Home at Amawalk.
". T., and was buried on Jan. -. There
were present at the mass Cardinal
Farley. Bishop Cusack. Mgr. Mooney
and fifty priests ron Manhattan Col
iege and various institutions in and
about New York conducted by the
Christian Brothers.
A feature OF the mass was the singins
Of q uuartet composed of Peter Abbott,
tenor; Daniel +. Coughlin. second tenor.
Edward Wendelken, baritone, and MI
chael J. Lally, bass. THIS quartet was
trained by Brother Patrick at Manhat-
tan College twenty-five years ago. and
II was his last wish that the members
ret together and furnish the choral
music for the memorial mass.
Brother Patrick was a boyhood friend
OF Cardinal Farley and also a college
mate, They were close friends. and
nile the one steadily arose In power
and authority the other was content to
remain a plain Instructor in Manhattan
\"oilege. Music and religion were the
Ny and solace of Brother Patrick.
IS He became i'll a year ago and was
= ranted sick leave. At the time OF his
cath he was a member OF Manhattan
'ollegs faculty.
The evening world., 1912-02-01
GEORGE DOCTOR
HTAYS IN AMERICA
{ oNLyAS|NGLED
Inventor of Appendicitis "
Slept on Liner to Avoid
Hotel Prices.

After being In this country but
tWsnty.four hours. Sir Frederick Treves.
Court Physician to King George. sailed
Toy home to-day on the Celtic. With
80 Trsves, the physician arrived in
thas city yesterday on the Arcadlan
tfum b West Indies and Panama.
may took a spin on Riverside Drtvs,
had tea At the Plaza and dinner at tho
kits-CArlton. Both retained memory Of
ne high prices they paid for hotel &C.
eonmodations here seven years ago and
Vkurnsd TO the Arcadian for the night.
~ Frederick has an international rep
u0tion as an expert on intestinal
oUubees. especially appendicitis. In 1894
~ INST drew the attention OF the med
nA world to intestinal distractions
Whioh up to that time was almost out
4 the sphere Of surgical activity. In
. professional sense he Invented ap-
Rendicitis" and he ma operated upon
Thousands of cases.
He 10 ore of the leaders Of the Red
Cross Society abroad and will return
here for the international Congress of
Of the Society In May. He said he
hoped America would take active In
terest In the prize offered by the
Dowager Empress OF Russia for i'm
provements In ambulance service. lie
a1eo expressed the opinion that Yankee
Ingenuity would eventually discover
The cure FOR cancer.
E'You discovered the North Pole" he
~ before sailing. and I expect y
certain cure for cancer will be your
krs2t great discovery"
y Lady Treves was glad to find that
q conditions for women had greatly i'm
proved since her last visit and ascribed
70 to the sufrraEette movement. She
~ not q E~ufyragist herself. but said the
movement In this country was far
ahead Of England.
CIR Frederick has been court physician
10 Queen Victoria. to King Edward and
TO King George. Upon his arrival yes
terday he was asked how long he in
ended to remain in America and re-
piled he hoped not long" lie was IN
a moro amiable mood to-day.
The evening world., 1912-02-01
ROCHESTER MEETS PR0BL EN-
OF HIGHER COST OF LIVING.

. ROCHESTER,. y. V, Feb. 1.-Salary
Increases affecting nearly every en-
Aloyee OF the city from Municipal
NJurt Judges TO ianitors. are announced
by Mayor Hiram II. Edgerton. Police
and firsmen and administrative heads
and clerks receive substantial ad-
vances.
The high cost of living In Rochester.
as elsewhere, is the chief reason for
the Increase.
The evening world., 1912-02-01
Car Victim Emanuel Stcinberger.

The boy killed by a car at Fourth
avenue and Thirteenth street last nisat
was identified at the Morsue to-day as
Emanuel Ste!nberger, fifteen years old.
The Identification was made by the lads
father. Max Steinberger Of No. 235 East
'Elghty-first street, who had read OF the
v ccldent. He arranged for burial.
The evening world., 1912-02-01

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb, l-Joseph
Ilsteffens. banker and father OF Lincoln
lstenens. died at his home mere yes
terday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

E. inc Erbiuans, Ro. l41 - 1919 -
" Worfebtgngen ireifeHb. Dab Aaid bon eto'
berer Tunlelbeti ais SO ] Sfala, als oihtsr
Rauh auqe'ebeH tpereen fol. ourG AmeubiruHe
ron Scitipn 80 oes sober bon Crbtran5eu.
Gel es begDronei bonn SlabipGib ber Sinhf
Cincinnati SiauI Chic:
Seition l. 2aB 5ei,toH $40 Der aoetfs!a.
tjpH ben GrasnaRHen bieEburh 70 oulenetri
piro. 6Gb iie tpie tolsi laIlei:
Seitier $40 IaB 8duh bon eroBerer Tun'
fclbeii als no ! Sfaa oils ht6tfr Aant be-
irahtei uHo nnGeiebeH irerbeH tou, uno bas
@Hifoei6en be5feiben IN Der S.aoi Cincinnati
bon irgero einem Hau6fdHa S6osHfietn cost
0unerer Zbeil ben traenn eIHem &ocie eoio'
mutibe. 'tui!ondTeM Znmpffiiel, Earp'ssSnl5e,
Gdmpf soebemai6lTie. ZampisglamWer. Dampt'
5hauiei. Ibeerfefsi ober aneerer dhrii6er Wsas
t6ine ooer @orritinna, cher bon treeBo eiTsnl
ejebauhe ooer GiGeHiburi, GnsaeBousmen fhr
etucn 3eitraum ron cher 8sriooen bon insge'
faulmt fecs MinAien in iraerb einet EtEHoe,
mdbreHh tDeI6eu Der iseuer!aiieu aeretniei piro
Dner Elm neue5 .Jeuer bierin aHeefd6i ipiro.
fol ais elm 8erIelufdaoeH angeiebeu uno bier
bIth als iol6er ertlcri lverben
Settiou 2 Gieie Grbinan8 foa In aras,
treien uuo StIiiaieii baben, iobaie als uHies
bem 8eieS i!nitbati IT,
Rafiri am 3. Oidrs q. Z 1919
Simeou m. 3 ohHfon
9raitbent 6es Siueiraibs.
sgttetirt: ar!aar Gspp, Gierf
1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

fcs inc RefoIutton, tueEfe &C fir rotbs
~ tpenhie erfIdrt. 5spei Spl35rii6en an ber
Reaotna Epae, In WcHb 5tn, sii erieeen ourh
perfidrfie QorcreisSiruituren, 5efiiieuunp Der
auaemeineH glninr Der eurpefhlaaeueB Berbefs
fetiiHa, bes Rtbeans onoon unb @utbetBnng bon
&dnen, Spesififationen, aciieuanftpIasen nHo
@rofiIen h1oons
Stobi Cincinnati. Stnnt Chto torei giertei bsr
fiimIHent):
Das 60 biernurH fir HoibfuenbIa erfIdrt
nitro, stpei s,olsbri6en al ber HsaoiHa Hoao.
In 8orb S2ia. bur6 oeritdrsie Soncreis Sirufiiis
rem sa erfeten, In uebereiniiimnuIne riii ben
Bidnen, Speaiffattouen. stUiierunffidafE nro
BrofiteH Der pprpefcbldaeHeH 9srbeferliHa fpels
DE aufiegeH In Der Office bes Ttrecfor OF
gubiic Serciee, DeI6e biereur1 suisebetsen
iuerbeH.
Tat bic geFanunten Soften bon befaater Der.
beierfrS nebft ben Soften treeHO fpelter
tSrunoeiaenibums poer SntereHe eartR, eeiouli
nber apprppritrt unb bie Soften unb siirsaabsH
irsenefpsIter appropriations gerbanbinngen bos
tiir, nfIo Der o6nosnetint, her irgeHoipeldeH
sefieetn bon anafsnsenoemi eailoe uno Sniereis
fen barin sueefproten ipsro. iofpie bic aofteff
urb ansaabeH far iraeno sptIte fcitbe 5Iipres
cpulQ bon bet Eiabt Cincinnati besahlt iperbeH
iolen aus ben 9inffnfieH bes gSerfouis BON
@onbs. ete Ron beiaeier eiaet fir folds
3ipeGs ausaeeebeu peroeu fouen III ber bonn
Defeee pOrpelartfbenen ssesie.
Gel es fsrner bei1ioFiea, bob ber Gierf an.
aelpiefeR irereaH lou. biefe Aefolniion benz Uss
fsee eenab osrofIsniliteu -su latter.
s.affiri am 5. glaEs II. =. 1912
srdiiSent Sss siastratbs.
aiielltrt: artblr espe, Gleri.
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

6 autsaitsns 81 stimaanssu ass IN rs sgi
eernnsen BON 8aaien nub nnDesep Siraituren.
fofuie flr 9rriouHa nRc StnHlfruincH ppn
Heuen @ebduben puo aueeren Gtrufinren, e!ein.
9tltts eeI iotiteH s5sIfes ~ ansncsrsaa Se'''0h
Get es berprbgei rom Gtaofrafh Der Esaoi
Cincinnati. SidGi bie:
seitior i. 1at setftor $40 beg aeeey per
Cyoinansen bieru,ii ubGsdneefi ptrc IND Ill
fobat fie luif 'OIai icutet:
ySeiiscn 340. g3enn eine &erfcn oesT gffios
men, esHe 5irma cher Sprrrrofion bsaeNniigen
toIlie. trgeHo ein 8ebanae ooer etne Sifnliat
al errihten. 81 repariEen, I'LL neItncera oosr 81
aHheru, nusaenomreu es bdtseeli I'D nm Hseas
ra niren fir bas S0ribeiifbeH bes @s1hnoes. iros
pen. bic Eiterbst oeer eins aneere fpidiiee
srnge nes Gebaubes sber Der Efrnft9I mai
In Sraae fommeu, fe foA Inn Rureau Dee sna'
iensstommfGrs cine gpplisaflcn uin etneH eiss'
beslaiten grlaubnibfttsiIl pemaeti foerben ura
BEN aoHtiniildr feII elns fcrifflihe Qriiarnna
an btfIem 5ipf9e uHltrbrestef nerefp neer Die
fd6ren soften Ses aepanien 6shdupes sulairs
f1uuien mil 3iaHeH Mnb GpfsifisafspnsH oes'
felben ir Euslital, Die In Tiais ausaefhbrt eeer
Blue Rrinis 'eH Ino benz Aomnti'hr hheriiss
ieri uHs fnr sins aebabrens LANCE 3tit fsintr
Cbbni anperirali ipeybtH rliitien. I'm es tem
an erHosii6tn bic noihsaen 9rffunasn arsn'
esi ~ ag ssS SfF s sanea ea S spss
fifGficneH b15en, 70 of er es mnnfdf; nordasa
eeieef. bas IN 56lien auer 8ftancfrnHpen an
Stdu!eu Elp uHptftu EffHllNSeN lH1 psl Dtt
GrEiduna bon HeueH 0ebnubeH unb lHoeser
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nitfteiH sHri,dsupeben fHb, Ddtreub Der at'
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fpdiere Hefereni sn nen Mttnn Gsleat nno uiii'
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Elm IN Der bedaieu erfidrunG eHftnienes lbs
fonEeti Iuter erSetsHsn bee Jnbaiis. cab er ods
geplcafe Seboahe phsr bic Efrustur petr PIE
gepfaHie 8epnralir 3erdnaeriina 0eer Msnoe'
runa errsfieH oeer pornebmeg ipiu In uebfrs
sinttinimia mil Den eisi6asifie iEtsroreiisssn M
Hianen nne Spe5ifatseHen.. uHb Der 1ofHs
rnifidr Der RpnreH folI nnf @erInHetHt berlnp
ftge 5rforrIation besEeisn bsy MpElsnfiDH o6et
EuSlegnng obeI rgenbA pfI6er AtfiiEintMnGer
bes 4eofI, meHH otefsgbk gewsinfdi p.ro. in
8eybtnoana nit Der gerbereiiure Der Sl0ne
lIHe lSpesilifailoneH Iiessrn.s
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achfI Der CrbtnaHsen fol- nno In bsetinii ipi'
cerrHieu
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treten nnb @iliafeii bcbeH, fobaio ais untef
bem @efes iatfbdit lit
Naffri am 8. mara H. q. 1gf2.
Stmesu Dr. gohnfoH
prdfbyHf beS StGbtrafbs.
affefiri: arttnr Gkpb, ekri
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(cine Srbinaua To. 1G0,fo12 - 2i:r
" Giutiiruna bcs Btabes BON Sisrcisti
Etrab,. beE 2ibcrta G,rGbs iGSlid.
Sei es nercTbnet bonn Giaairaib bar Siaot
giaaanaii Siaai Ebio, bat ser Qnrbrgrnb oCr
5enairid Sirabe, ror eIberin Sirnbe, ilSIi1.
iei une egJfeIbe fpiro bisrEii etabIiri pie folai
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tuefiiidtH 9Ethliuie bon ssispairid SiraEr mo
ber fGoli6cu 1atbiiuie ecr giterin S!rabP. bet
bcr grbohl;na eon euhunteridSiseln urb fetss
nnehieras suuterFfieI liis.+6) 5ut; bdan
abliciaeHb sur aais ben fieben nHo tpeiuuopiet'
sis euroeriitei groseui fur brc;untiiiHisia uio
tiinIsia elnesriiicI (7.429 fat 53bo) 5us bis
sur grbcbuns eeI tanfbunocrinisrsehn
neunnupoiersig SRnbcriIte iis.ssl gu5:
DaRr abitciecHo bun anis Don fteben grcSeit
fir eipburbeu (7f ilr 1000 5nb rie sur 5r.
bobane ben einbunoertfiebsu Enb mennuneoier.
sie ounbeuifei (Ic-.4p) auB. baEn abiieieeHo
sur Acie ron spei areseu. fir cinbHnotu t21
tiir 1000 5us biz sur grt0bnne e1a eGabunbca
,rl6 flrf ufio nearnnonierse Sunberiia
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bis eur 9rbebuHg bon einbuHoeriati Ene nean'
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piernHbocisia SuHeeuiief (i.GO+ iGr i75.s4l
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llHb eGE ber c5rno Der dliiidhfu enrbIiHic fem
foI pie foleI: autaHgene gu Ter stren1nuG Der
oflIideu 9lirblirte cnn Ittpaird Eirabe lHo
fcr inbii1eH giHle ccm gtbegiJ Sttcbe gidhuu.
bei fgf srbobuna pcH etnhl:nneumHoottIebH
nHe fsbsnnHefebcntta sHnnerificI (lis.i1l
5He; bGnu aslieigenh fart siuunngiransig EHb
nenAsig .Euneriiilsi t2ifol 6nb BIC sar ST.
bobuHp PeH eiibuuberfafHsba nua breiunbs
tipansiG SHnosriiicI Uls.23) Sur: bnnH ro'
ieigere snT REie bon fieben @rotfn. tiir elm.
hnnberieIeuuhiinitia uHb fhnisia 9unoer,iie.
tT@ ilr i55.5oD SUB btf Sar GrtotnHa neI
einbarberiuubiiehsn uilo nenunnooicgsts
tiG5sst SuE; banH nuileigcnh ar sinie non
Strfi 4sreyCHi fir einbunbeu (2G fir I0O) s;nb
bis sur @rbebHHg ben einhuHaerlnnhfaHi nub
fe,tnanebiet5la Sunbetifiel (io54sD s5Eg.
bdHA chffieiaeno snr sinte ben Gin 1rosfni f1I
hreibaHber: i% idr 300) glib bis snr Grbbn.
uHg bcn eiEhrnher.uneGti nH9 neannHbpisrsia
SnHbsrtfisI ii0s43l .5l:b; taHT ontiseipenS
sur frfe rcH ein nTc feds 9etn;el 9rpsenf tgy
Observation-Disclosures Hnt fireiEnye6, !, J
Suubsrfftd Il G0E- for 1897 Gub Sic VIZ
5rh6hana bpu eiHbnnberlunbelf nne a4tunr.
fe15io SunoerlfieI Gli6s) sHb.
gallirt ON r. gpdrs 1912
simeon M. Sebnfer,
4rnfiteni kes Eiahtrcf5s
etfieft: arfhur Gsph. 2Ierf. 21,zT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Gruhocnt Dts GieotrafhS.
aiteft: Grthur @gpp. gIerf. 10 20

E zine Eroinau8, q 0. 143 1912 -
" s5ernere 8eiimmunGeH fir ben 8du ben
BaIfoneH an @bebduoen uuo 5cfreBuHa her
@r6be BON ltpriebis, amenoireHo Settiou 525
III oes Groiucn5eHsaobet.
Gel es percronet pom Stuotratb oer Siaei
Cincinnati, Stant Gbio:
gestior l. GaB Seliion 525 (i) beS Chit
natsenstoeer bierour6 amenoiri 1T, fobdB ite
tpie fcIgt lautet:
seiticn $40 (D. uprisbts - SIR GGen bon
Bahoneil foaen Die upriebts ein ID 39iHtei'
ellen uro bret Gsd1ebniel (3G6) sou bid tein;
nnoere upriebts iolen Mot ipeni8er als eiaen
tp 8ou brett uno, eig 8ierteI tA Soa bid
feiu; bic bori5ontale Gtnuge o6er bic 8Teu3s
fti6e foqen n6t Deniaer als Elm % .3ou brett
lHb bret GeG8e1ntei (3li6) SOL bid feir.
Seftion 2. Zab befagte original SeiitoH
525 fl bes GroiHanseu bierburh fpiber'
rufeu IT.
Seition 3. Giefe Grbinans ION in Strait
treieT nao @iltgtett baben. fo5aIo ais anIer
BEN ,s Sstes fiattbatt in ,o,a
SimeoH Wl Sobnfou.
Wrdiibent bes SfabtrotbS
attefitrti @rtbur gspp, GIert.