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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
WANT TO REBUILD TRAIL
Youna Mormons Will Ask Utah Legs
lature to Appropriate Fund to
Improve Old Highway.

Salt Lake City, Utah.-A movement
has been started here by the Mutual
Improvement association, a young
peoples organization OF the Mormon
church, to induce the state Legislature
to appropriate sufficient money to I'M
prove the "old Mormon trail from the
point where it enters Utah to Sail
Lake City and make it part OF the
proposed trans-continental automoblle
highway. The route which the young
Mormon people are seeking to nave
made into an automobile highway was
the trail over which Brigham YOUNG
led his followers when they entereu,
the Great Salt Lake valley in 1874
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
SUCCEEDS DR.. H. w. WILEY.
DR.. Carl AIsberg, Chemist In Bureau
OF Drugs and Plants.

ngton-President Taft and
Secretary of Agriculture James Will
son, after months of consideration, de-
cided upon the appointment of Dr. Carl
Alsberg, a chemist IN the Bureau of
Drugs and Plants, as chief of the
Bureau of Chemistry of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. The position has
been vacant since the resignation last
spring of DR.. Harvey w. Wiley. the
famous defender OF the Pure Food
Law
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
WOMAN HID IN BuNKERs.
Hoped To Reach Philadelphia On Bat
tleship Kansas.

Galveston, Texas.-A woman was a
passenger aboard the United States
battleship Kansas, which, with other
vessels of Admiral Fletcher's feet, ar
rived in Galveston harbor from New
Orleans. The woman, whose name
could not be ascertained, was found
hidden in the bunkers clad in mans
clothing. She said she was penniless
and boarded the battleship just before
it left New Orleans in the hope that
she might remain in hiding until the
feet was headed for Philadelphia,
where she said, her relatives live
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
DARING TRAIN ROBBERY.
Masked Bandit Goes Through Cana
dian Pacific Limited.

Vancouver-The local police are
searching for a masked robber, who
went through sleeping car on the
Canadian Pacific Railways east-bound
imperial limited as it left Vancouver
and held up the conductor and all
the passengers. The robber got $30S
in bills, two watches, diamond ring
and a pocketful of loose change before
he dropped off the train as it slowed
down for Barnet
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
VISION OF TITANIC

a man. No, let him come and
laid, sick and dizzy, on the bottom
boards Of a crowded boat. You know
that we were picked up after nasty
time"
The great journalists friends would
have wished that last sentence of his
vivid forecast could have applied to
his own case, when the mammoth
White Star liners great multitude"
were hurled to their ocean tomb.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
JURORS ARE GIVEN KISSES
Wife of Defendant In Tacoma Case
Embraces Women Who Re-
turned Verdict.

Tacoma, Wash.-Hugs and kisses
for three woman jurors and handshak-
ing for the men made up the final
picture in the trial of j. Matthew
Murray an attorney charged with de-
frauding an ignorant client. The at
torney's young wife gave the kisses,
wa2 they sollowed a verdict of not
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
ORGANIZE A NUT CLUB.
Connecticut Women Will Add Other
Nuts As Membership Increases.

Winsted, Conn.-Six ladies of the
town of Canaan have formed an organ
ization to be known as the Nut Club
The members will meet at frequent
intervals to sew and chat. The nuts
for which the members are named are
the chestnut, walnut, peanut, butter
nut, pecan and cocoanut AS the mem
bership grows other nuts will be
added to the list.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
HIS TONGUE sEWED UP.
Youth Nearly Bit II It In Two When
He Fell.

Observation-Disclosures at a local
hospital are awaiting the result of a
delicate operation-that of sewing into
place a nearly severed human tongue.
The patient is Raleigh Moore, II years
old, who fell while roller skating. His
chin struck the pavement, and when
he was picked up it was discovered
that his tongue virtually was bitten in
two
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
WOMAN JURY coNVIcTs WOMAN.
Takes Recess To Allow Members
To Cook Dinner

Twin Falls, Idaho.-The hrst jury
Of women in Idaho found one of their
own sex guilty of threatening a man
with a revolver, but recommended her
to the mercy of the court. The de-
PENDANT, Mrs Edward Butts, was on
trial in the Probate Court, charged
with drawing weapon upon Arthur
Requa. The hearing was adjourned
while the jurors prepared the midday
meal for their families.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
EIGHTY FISHERMEN PERISH.
Four Driven Insane BY Their Terrible
Sufferings.

Lisbon, Portugal.-Not Jess than 50
Portuguese fishermen lost their lives
during a storm on the Coast of
Portugal. The survivors suffered
severe privations, being without food
or water for three days, while heavy
and cold winds prevailed. Four be-
came insane, jumped overheard and
were drowned.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
TITANIC SURVIVOR DEAD.
Col. Archibald Oracle One OF Last To
Leave III-Fated Snip.

New York-Col. Archibald Oracle.
of Washington, one of the last pas
sengers to leave the sinking Titanic,
died here in private hospital. Col.
Oracle went down with tho vessel, but
on coming to the surface found life
raft, on which he afterward helped
others. His family is prominent in
New York, Washington and Mobile,
Ala.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
Loanea Friends s2so,ooo.

Kansas City, Moan a
traitors report of the estate Oh -
Zimmerman, cattleman Oh 80
Tex. who died in Excelsior sprinsS'
Mo on october 6, filed in the pr y, aa'
court here, values the estate at Si sasO .
245. Administrators found tnas ,oans
600 of this amount represented s ,UH mo-
to Texas cattlemen in sums q ' ss,
to $4,000, of which the only On a
kept was a penciled nota.iO s 10 be
slip of paper. All were found
gilt-edged.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
W. j. BRYAN LAuDS RAYNER.
Says Senator Exemplfied All That Is
Best In Public Life.

Lincoln, Neb.-William ]. Bryan
paid this tribute to the late Senator
Rayner in the Commoner: "In the
death of Isidor Rayner, of Maryland,
the Democratic party lost a strong
leader and the United States of Amer
lea lost a valuable citizen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13

guilty. Gaping the climax of a day
in court made sensational by the de-
PENDANTS personal appeal to the Jury,
in which he broke down and wept, the
women on the jury doing likewise. A
second charge, the result of the bar In
quiry, is on the docket against Murra..
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
at. RS" PLURALITY ia.
Will Have II Out OF 13 California
Electoral Votes.

Sacramento, Cal.-Roosevelt carried
California by TIA votes, although he
will have but II of the States 13
electoral votes. The other two will
be cast for Wilson. These figures are
final, but will not be made official
until the returns from Los Angeles
county have been formally audited by
Secretary of State Jordan.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
Babe Born With Gray Hair,

Whiteburg, Ky.-Pine Creek, a
farming community, is agog over the
birth of baby boy with a full growth
of gray hair. Mrs. John H. Graft, wife
of prosperous farmer, is the. mother.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
BRIDE FOUND IN WELL.
Suicide Likely, But the Family Say II
Is An Accident.

Knoxville, Tenn.-The dead body of
Mrs. BENZ. Lee, bride of two months,
wife of a young Hamblen county
farmer, was found in a cistern at her
home, four miles west of Morristown.
She has suffered from melancholia the
past week. No reason for suicide can
be advanced. Her family insists that
death must have been accidental.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
CLEARS CHESTNUT MYSTERY
Worm Girdles Tree and Stops Flow of
Sap, Says Grower at Fleet
wood, Pa.

Fleetwood, Pa.-William D. Becker,
an extensive grower of chestnuts and
peaches, of this town. says there is no
such thing as the chestnut blight,
but that the chestnut trees are being
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
TRIPLE PACT RENEWED.
Germany, Austria-Hunsary and italy
Perpetuate Their Alliance.

Berlin.-Official announcement was
made here of the renewal of the Drei-
bund without alterations. thus con-
firming the report several days ago
that Germany, Austria-Hungary and
Italy had determined to renew their
alliance for another term of years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
AGRICULTURE
THE REAL KING
Big Results Follow the Employ
ment of New Methods.
REPORT OF SEC. WILSON.
According To the Secretarys Report
There Has Been An UpIft Of
Agriculture and Of Coun-
try Life.
WEALTH OF THE FARM.

The most effective move toward tx
reduction of the high cost of living is
the production OF greater crops.
This has been the most productive
of all agricultural years in the coun-
try.
Based on the census of wealth pro
duction on farms, the grand total for
1912 is estimated at 1882, 100000,
more than twice the amount of wealth
produced on farms in 1899
During the past 16 years the wealth
production on farms, according TO
census items, has reached the grand
total of more than $105,0O0, 100000.
There has been an uplift of agricul-
ture and of country life.
Estimated value of 1912 crops:
Corn, s1,759, 100000; hay, 1851, 100000;
cotton, $860,000,00O; wheat, $596,000,-
600; oats, $47S,0OO,000; potatoes, $780,
100000; barley, $125,0OO,0O0; tobacco,
$97,000,000; faxseed. s39,000,000; rye,
$24OOO,0OO; rice, $2O,OOO,OO0; buck
wheat, $12,0O0,0O0; hops, $11,O00,0O0;
all cereals, So, OO,OO0,0OO; sugar $117,-
100000.
Livestock enthusiastically, $780,
100000; wool, $55,50O,000; animals,
1890, 100000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
Mayor EIated by Gift.

Boston.-Mayor Fitzgerald, baseball
fan extraordinary, is as happy as Q
school boy over the possession OF the
last ball used in the world series
games.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13

Washington.-The most productive
year in the history of the United
States has drawn to close, according
to the annual report of Secretary of
Agriculture Wilson to the President.
Basing his figures on the census
items of wealth production on farms,
Secretary Wilson values the grand
total of the 1912 crop at 1882, 10000
Besides the production of the soil this
amount includes the live stock out
put.
In commenting on the productive
ness of the past year in relation to
those preceding, Secretary Wilson
said:
THE enormous sum represented by
the crop output Of the United States
for 1912 is more than twice the value
of the wealth produced on farms in
1899, according to the census, and it
is about one-eighth more than the
wealth produced in 1909.
During the past 16 years the farm
er has steadily increased his wealth
production year by year, with the ex-
ception of 1911, when the value de-
clined from that Of the preceding
year. If the wealth produced on
farms in 1899 be regarded as 100 the
wealth produced 16 years ago, or in
1897 is represented as 81, and the
wealth produced in 1912 as 2021. Dur
ing the 16 years the farmers wealth
has increased 141 per cent. During
the past 16 years the wealth produc-
ton on farms, according to the census
items, reached the grand total of more
than $105,O00, 100000.
The Farmers UpIift.
| In conclusion the Secretary said:
There has been an uplift Of agricul-
ture and of country life. Beginnings
have been made in production per
acre increasing faster than the natural
! increase of population.
"In this movement the Department
of Agriculture has been gradually
equipped to occupy the foremost place.
! II came to learn; it has remained to
! teach. It's teaching, its discoveries
and it's improvement are permeating
the national agricultural life. The
forces that are at work must cause
every increasing results"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
THREE BURNED IN JAIL.
Prisoners Set Fire, Hoping Thus to
Escape.

Crowley, La.-Three prisoners in
the local Jail were cremated when they
set fire to the structure in an attempt
to burn their way to freedom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05

Ddcopp RuTe nod cine Gubotte bon
gieutemps als 3ugabe bringen nluBte.
Sbre s3uborer fbienen Ddntit nod
nidt genug su baben unD Die GiinItz
lerin mar ge5ipungeil, nod 5ipei fpeis
tere pieeen gum 8eften 3li geben. Sie
lpuroe nad 8eenoigung berieEben init
itiirmiIhem 8eifda unb einsnt 9nns
fespoiiim beiobnt unb 6err Sdtpdab
iiberreid,ie i6r i'm Hdmen bes gerefiis
Elm prdhtiges Bouquet. 6err gruft
Weier bielt bdnn in englif1er Sprnhe
einen interefIdnien 9ortraa iiber
SnitiattDe, Rsferenbum unb Hidberlts
flung offentlifer Bedmten. fpe5isa
Der Rihter nnb bebislt bic 4ufinerfe
iamteit Der 3ubDrer bis gum lesten
4usenbltd.
Die nod auf bem progrnmm ift.
benoe 1ebatte ,5oll Der 8unbesrorz
ort nah beutIhem Wluiter peronbert
tperben2", fir tpel6e bic Serren Mm.
arombah unb Or. Carl 3isgler oils
Referent, refp. Co. zRefersnt beftimmt
tparen, puroe, neil bic Stunbe ifon
3u nett porgeriidt mar, biz sir ndh>
fen Weridmmlung perihoten. Die
9dren. untsr geitung oes oerrn
9ramtamp, trugen bann nod nas
Gieo .Sm fh0Hen B6bmerDaloe" por
unb oamit mar bas prosrnmm Su
Gnoe gebrnht.
Dor Der 0ertdeung mahte Der 2.
Sprsher nod barouf aufmertidm, ooB
Der DnmenDerein bedbii6tiss, am ndfz
item Sonntos benz gsrein Elm anT.bn=
lites @elogeihent gu iiberreihen nnb
es dnaebroht tpdre. boB Der Werein
oabei burh einen 4usihuB pertreten
fei. 6err Shfpaab ernaHnte parauf-
bin bic 6erren Rrombah, gl.mens
unb 5biLlD 3u bieiem 4ommitt.s.
g9eiter brahte Serr arombdh in
9orIhlag, bab 3u Der ndhftsn Der
fammlung audi Der 9amenpersin eiHs
gelnben tperben Ioll. unb nat elmer
fur3sn Debate ipurbe auf Qutrog oes
probdtrihters 2usbers bsfhloiIen, am
erften Dorneritag i'm iyebrunr eins
Spe3ialDeriammluns ein3uberufen, 3u
fpelfer bic 9amen eineeldbsn iperben
follen uno fir tpelde ber9ergniisungss
4usfhuB in 0erbinoung NIT nemWors
fiunbe Elm programm auftelIn fol-
Nnlablif bes Qblebens bes friibsrer
Shul Superintenbenteu 5errn Sohn
9. geusles mics 5err Clemens bar.
auf bin, bob Der 0eritorbsne fih itsts
als syrsuno a[lsr beutitSn 9eitrebuns
gen eripieien babe uno Is niht m.hr
tpie reht unb bilis Jet, buB Der Rorbs
gineinnatt 5urnoersin 'ein 4nbentsr
ebre. auf I.in GrIu6sn srbotsn iit
bic 4nipdenben bon ibrsn Siben, lin
baburf ibre 46tune Dor benz 0eritor.
benen 5u betunben,
Dor Der enbsiiltigsn 9srtagunq
ipurbe nod 0srrn Wm. Rroms
bad fir bic 0eranitoltunq Der Inter.
haliung unb 6errn grHft 4.M.isr fiji
feiner sebieeeHen 9ortrug Der Dan,
oes 0ersiHs abgeitattst.
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e. ). sallep, bon SO. 4 garz
fislo placs, melb.te eeiteru Der ppIis.i,
odB siH Shleihpieb $40 in 8aar, TO-
Dts sinen peribpo[len lkbersi.bsr aus
feinem 3immer gefiob!sn babe. gr
thetlte Der polisei ben Ramen zines
UsanRss nit. ben er i'm 9srbatt bat,
ben Ctsbitabl begongsn gu babsn.
- Sames Conan, Elm gisbb6ubler
bon GoOpsrpille, pife gountp, g.,
puroe auT Der binteren platform elmer
Edr Der 8. ape. aini. Inn cine 3ems
tolarnots beftoblen. ], Der Die6 fhniti
in osm Gebrinse NIT einem fharfer
UlsFer GoDan's 6Iftentaihe auf unb
eisrste iit unbemsrtt bas SsIb an.
- Qus Der Wchnuns Der Riuuis
Wcamnsp, SO. 518 Weit Court Str,
Durosn bon sinsm SGleidbi.b aleis
ouHssftiide i'm Wertbe bon $50 ssito6.
len.
- Gin Ginbrster itdttete Der Woaz
nuus Der Grau Sennie S'aeefe Monu,
SO. 204 Meft A. 2loe. einen 9eiu6
ab uHo erbsut.is Elm SpernsIas i'm
Wertbe pon $25.
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Mnterim9mng
Der asf6dftsmet6ooen Der Cincinnati
Grult Go,
.sn elmer gsriammlnng oea Millionaire
beifloKen.

gtpa Elm Dubenb 2(ftionGre Der
Cincinnati 5ruit Co.. bic nabe3u 1000
Der Ittien i'm Beiise baben, bielten
geitern Hdhntittag i'm BuIineB Mens
Club eine eebeime SiBung ab, gu ipels
der aud 6err 9. 8. aroger, Prdiiz
bent Der probibent g. q. 6c 9. Co.,
eingelaben mar. Sn berfelben tpurbe
na6 elmer IGnsersn3ebotte bsIdloheu,
burd elm aus ben 6erren W. R.
@ooDdle unb Ddlter polm belteben@
bes 2pmmtttee cine unteriuhung Der
Mttipa unb Der 9eIhdftsmetboben Der
ginc. 5ruit go. oornebmen 3u laifen.
Die meiiten Der 4nrefsnben erlangten
ihre gttien, dls DieisI6en 3pif6en
5000 uno $500 per Stiid toiteten unb
2lQe poLlten piiien, tparum bie 9tz
rsttprsn, ipelte am Mabltuge fir bos
bon bem Stddts gant 'Snfpsttor
beanitdubete 0arle6en on bic Jorbs
esobnfon Co.. ibre perf0nli6en Me6IeI
i'm Gefammtbstrage bon 1852 900 bins
terleat batten, oieielben fpieber 3uriidz
sesosen unb bafiir bic Mediel Der be-
fast.n geiellihaft fubitituirt baben.
Serr &roser srtldrte auf gefragen,
bab 4ass in Srbnung iei unb bab er
Den Oirettorsn am lesten Samitag ges
gen ibrsu Wehisl uno bic Stnterles
gune DON 1860 ibrer eigensn 2tftien
$3.50, 900 seIiebsn babe, I'm Die 0iffss
reu5, tpelhe Der propiosnt gant nod
GUAM, an oedsn.
Die l.sten 0etails Der 8sritmel=
3une Der beibsn 9anten tpurbea ges
itern pousossn unb bic bisberigen 8es
amten Der ginc. 5ruft So. nerber
beute 9ormittug oas 8antlctal on ber
a. unb malnutStrabe fir INNER Der.
laiI.r. Die GttionGre Der Cincinnati
SruIt gur,panp finb benu6rihtigt
tporbsn, boB fte bon beute an fir sint
$25OsNttie Der ginc. Sruit So. eint
$100sQttie Der prcpibsnt Sanings
8ant & Iruit 60. er6Qlten t6nnen.
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Der Rat6 (einer 4auswirt4in
r(tleIc i6m OiedeiC6t
0as ce6pn.

Sd fuble, bds Er. stilmer's Spdmr.aosf
mir oas aebcn rettete. Sd crbte idwate glie.
rem. Der anSfIub mar 70 bdufe unb 10
ihmerSboft, odb i'd i'm 8ett bleiben muBtt
tim tempordre ginberuuq su srlangen. 80
toniultirte CUTE aerste, aber bic Reiultate ma
ren enttdufheub. Metne Sausnirtbin riett
mir, Spomp sRoot ais Iestes WRittel su pro.
bieren. I'D fplgte 5brem aatb unD fons
fHnele Finberuna.
SD fubr fort, Spamps Goot qu nebmsn
unb neiu @emiht hat fiiuisiq 9iunS su9e-
nommeu. Wteine geiunoheit lit nie bette uno
ih babe ntelen subern non Or. Ailnlers
Spamp er3dblt unb auf bieie g8etie oiel gu.
te8 astbau. 5bre nunberbare Nebt.tn 1T pon
grobem gSertb fir ben gicni9eu.
Sohadtunasnoa,
>. 8. 8rurbg,
S55 Wlain Ct. Bantudet, u. J.
Sic Obige augabs, peIde Dor mir gemaht
tpuroe, ertlare i'd in jeber Stntdt ais pabrs
beitseetreu.
Sbomas OtarseEn
offeutlid1er Iptar.
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WroBe Cper.
9ie Gbisasosr @eislli6aft fommt i'm
Jebrnar gu orei gorifsliuustn
mieber mad Cincinnati.

Die gbieaso 9ranb Opera Co., biz
bereits Dor qursem su eiHem eiana.
lissn 9uftfpisl bier mar, piro I'm
fang Iebruur ipieber tommen urb an
stpei 1asen brei auffiibrunsen se6en.
1m Dienitag. 8. Jebruar, ssIanst hi.
Bictor 6erbsrt'ffe Spsr ,Ratoma
CUR DorftefIuns, Elm in Cincinnati ios
melt unbetdnntes W<rt.
5iir ben Wittipon Rahnrittae fins
bet iogar bic amerifaniihe llrauffiibs
rung Der eina,tieen Sper ,Das Ges
beimniB Suiunnss", bon ermanno
Wolfs5erra1t ,itatt unb auberben,
tpirb 5umperoind's Daniel unD 0rts
tel" seeekn.
Die ein3ise beutihe DoritelIung bea
gnitmblss tft fir Mtittrpo1 4bens
anseieBt unb aipar seIanst Dagnsr's
Wiuiitoramd rJriItan unb ssfclbe-
CUR Quffiibruns. SerDorragenoe Rrdf,
te ipiritn TN alien bier Uoritsaungen
NIT.
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aofiertraser brinst iid) Elm. geiabr.
Tide SduiftfuunSc arm Salie bel,

GrOBe gntidloFenbeit leats Der 45
Sabre alte Gam. Woooiibe, bon go.
1908 Wain Strabs, on ben saa BET
etnem SsIbitmoroDerfuh, lpel6en er
om UhtttDoh 4benb furs nab 7 llhr
nnternommen bate, unb ipelder erit
seftsrn Wursen bon bousgenoTen ents
osft tpurbs. Die 2etteren t0rten laue
fes Gtobnen unb brongen in bas 3ims
nsr ein, no iie ben Mdnn blutiiberz
front NIT elmer tief.n S6nittnunbe
am 9nlie unb tn bofbb.puBtIpiem 3us
ftanoe i'm Bette iiegenb porfanoen.
Boobiios .rtldrte NIT idnater Stims
me. baB .r niht mehr arbsiten tonne
uno aus oiefem Grunbe ben Selbits
moroperiuh unternomm.n babe. Sin
patrplpogen brahte ben Qebensmiiz
ben mad benz itGptifhsn 5oipital, ipc
fsin 3uitanb als bebentlih, isood ni6t
abfolut hoifnungslos bes.ifn.t purb..
Die 4sr3te hoffen i'm bem qsben err
baIttn gu tonnen. Geferu U2ittaa
fd,risb Der 9ntient in ieinem Bette auf
einen 3ettel bic Morte nisbsr: .Sh
mar frant uno arbeitsIos unb ipollte
Gus biefem 8runoe ftsrben". Doobs
iioe peroi,nte jit ieinen 2ebensunter.
balt olsWuiterfofferfrdg.r unb pFlegte
Dor bsm GibiOn 5ouf. aui Sunbsn gu
martsn.
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Gime. Tire Underwriters Club.

Der Cincinnati fire Underwriters
Club bieIt seitrn feline Wabl bss
rGopernins Committee ab uno bon
ben iieben Ranbibat,u. bic i'm syeloe
iporen, tpurben feds, peldbe bic Mebrs
5obl Der absesebenen Stimnkn auf
iih bertinist batter, fir ermG1It ers
Hart. pibrenb prdiibent Nlbert 90.
G4ea enti6ieb. baB Der iiebente aans
bibnt, W. J. Carer, Tiir Den BON ben
80 ubgesebenen Stimnen nur elf abs
gegebtn iporbeu rrdren, eeIhlaeen
mar. Die 70 entitdnoene 0atans pirb
ba Rommiitee lelbit ~ befeben baben.
Die ertpdblten RitsIisber bes Rom
mites iinb: u. u. Gden, g. 6.
Roub, g. 3. DeiB, Dilliam 8. Strs>
belman. o. s. Jtnte nno aarl
QIepe, IL.
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0efdbrli6es eseuer
I'm Commercial 1ribuue 0ebaune
i'm Geime tritift.


Gin Isuer, tpelhss lsiht bate gss
fobrlihe Oimsniipnsn annebmen ton>
nsn, fam tur3 Dor Wtitternddt in BEN
gtabltFsmeut Der 2itbograpbengraunz
mart & grothuFf. i'm bintersn SheiIe
bss piertsu stodperts bes CONNER
cial 1ri6uueeGebduoss, Np. 528 Wals
nut Str1be, gum 4us6rut). 9asIeI5e
puros Don bsm ppIistiteu Gormun
snibstt, bspor berielbe jsbo6 sinsn
alarm .inienben tonnte, mar Der duz
tomatiite eprintsls4pporat oes gtaz
blifemsnts in 5bdtiettit gefebt tpor=
ben. SeIbitpsritGn5licb rief bas sSeuer
inter ben aRssit.llten Der Commercial
5ribuns cine niht seringe 4ufregung
berpor, isoph 1elan1 ss alien unDerIeBt
oas 1rsie gu erreihen. Ter Teusr>
ipehr selaus ss, oie Jlammen an einem
ipeiiersn umIitgrsifen 81 Osrhinbern
unb in tur3sr 3eit 81 l6fdsn,
Tds Rebastionsstmmer iotpie bic
SeberIGle Der Commercial 5ribune,
pelte Iih i'm oritteu Stpdpert. un=
mittsI6ar untsr benz grnnbheroe be-
finosn, purSen burh WdHsr msbr poer
penissr beihdoigt. Der 9eiummt.
branbi6absn oirfte lid auf etpa
$500 belaufsu uno iit burhi 9erIidss
runs ssbedt. Die gntitehunssuriahe
hss 5eusrs l;eB Ti4 nod nidt feifitsl.
len. Gin papierbaufeH in Der 2itogras
pbirunftolt bon 8rauHtpart &c grods
hpff mar ouf irgeno eins getfe in
graHo ssrothen.
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4spdes Gseissstss sIsbIaft 7rsisas g. aAsass 1919.

fpoob Qinie nnb brad ben linfen
2frm. Ct tpurbe no1 tenn itdbtii9en
3ofpitaI gebroht.
Wm. 3. Serbune, 65 Sabre aft,
Dpn 80. 1888 0itbtrt Ibe., 2ampens
ansiinbtr tn bem 3burne am Ginaona
oes Chen parts, fnnrbe geitern abenb
ge9en 8 libr befpuBtlps in bem grbae>
ifob bes 9burmes liegenb bon feiuem
Sftpiegeriobn Charles GGis aufass
fnnben. gr litt an einem geinbrud,
nnb mar, tpie er fpdfer srflGrte, beim
In3iinoen Der 2umper ausaeglitten
nnb in bos grbsefdoB eefaIen. Der
Berunsliidte fpurbe in einem gatrols
tpdgsn nah fstner Mohnunq oebradot.
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giskr ssIang .s Der poIisei tros
.ifrigiter Rndforiduneen ni6t, cine
Spur BON benz R.ser su finoen, tpslz
der in Der Mittpo6 Haht Der 5rau
Winnie 2etpis an Der 2. StraBe unb
grcaptpan otne al. g.ranlaHuns cine
tisf. Etihtpunbe an Der gru1t bei4
bra9ts. Der 3uitano Der Srau tit
nidt unb.bentlih. sic itnnb auf benz
Ssitsntpeg. unb partsts uuf ibre 9ods
ter, pslhe 'ih in elmer nabessl.geusn
grocerp befuno, als Der Rsaer iih uns
b.mertt an fis beranihlih, lie beim 4ra
me ersriif uno in bic 8ruit itah.