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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-01
EieS mns Sas.

- albert GDea, bon $40. 206 Bife
StraBe, muroe geitern bon gunoes-
fomnlliar 9loler inter Der Mnflaae
oes WtiBbraudJs Der Yoit oen Bun.
Observation-Disclosures iibertpieien unS
nlBte, 6a er Die perlangte 8iirqihait
bon $4,000 nid1t 5u iteIlen nerntodte,
Guartier i'm GolmtpgefdngniB besie.
ben. Grpea ioa fi6 unter falihen
8orIpiegelunge1 @aaren i'm Wertbe
ron Sauienoen BON Collars beidaift
baben.
= Observation-Disclosures Goib bat
iih gcitern on Die Scottiib Site .Srei-
naurer nit Dem Griuhen INN aus.
funft oariiber geipaHot, marlun trot
Der Dor eini9eu Monaten erfoIaten
gnoronungen bes it1otiid,en goli.
fonlmiiidrs 8app nod feline baulihe
gerdnoerllngen an DER Scottiib Site
&atbeorale porgenonlmen iporben
iinb.
- Eoli3ilt eSoiepb Sdoettmer,
pom 5. Slltritt muroe geItern bonn
Gienit iuspenoirt, neil er ongebIid
i'm 2aufe Ses IeBten Wonats nidt
penlaer nls biermaI babel ertpiid,t
nuroe, Die er Itatt iein 3erritoriun
ob5ilpatrouilliren, Den ShIai bes 8s.
reften i6lief.
- Sergeant Sobn aiifmeper, Scr
ieit sSsabren bas sSoentififations-gu.
real oes observation-disclosures aeIeitet
hat miro, penn elmer biesbe5iigIiden
Gnlpfebiung bes Yoli5eihefs sSolge ea.
geben miro, ebrenboa aus Dem 9oli-
5eloienit entlaiien iperben. @iegolisei.
fef eopelan geitern Dem Si6erbeitg.
0treftor idrlfftlid mittbeiIte, lit aiff.
nteper's 8eilnobeits3ultonb elm Der.
artig id,lefter, ooB Ger Grfranfte
seltpeilig in elmer AnitaIt unterae.
brabt iDeroen lnuBte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-01

II
eisenfbtmltd,e Seniation bxs @iufens. sohI
ip Den Yufonb iaum aussubolteu nsrmod,s
h. Dtesne Seiten fhblten fd5 tpuxS an. ,dbl
permo1te feine ensen 2lsibtr su treoea uuDI
mar unreselmdbis. Sd tpor bo9RdnbioI
serabsttommen uuf axrotbeu uabm ,%I
eseia 6. pinfbam's gesstable gompouubl
nno ertreue mid nmnmebr ber b<tatn tses
lunobett. Gs fmo jtst hbtr ,ipsi sabre. isitI
,s Sbmersen perfpart babe unS IeiS.nbI
NOR. SD tbue ale meiue Nrbett. gBcid,er
tar3 aaes, nnb babe teine RttdenfMmsr,enI
mehr 5b balte Sbre Mebisin fiir er5s.l
artis uno empfeble fe alien meinen Rad
barinnen. gknn Sie slaabeu, bah msia.
gmpfelluns auoeren belfen bilrfte, 10 Der.
otfentlthen Sic bieielbe.4 - fsrau 6lIl.l
Mooboll, Worton's GAP, asntuds.
menn Sie ben Ieiieiten 3peifel be-
Gen, 6ah Ggbio g. Rinf6am,s 8eae.,'
table Gomponnb Sbnen beifeu bifft,,I
oaun fdrdben Sie an 2s6ia 6. Winf.I
ham's Meoieine SO. (pertraxeasbolI) !
Senu, WaR, mm 3asb. Sir Wri.fI
iutro BON elmer Sran geSffurt, adeicnI
nno nnter Sem Siesel Der itriSteiteu
WerId)suiegenbeit beantiportet ,uerbeu,
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aieine psli3eina@ri@ten

- 8roBe gnergie lesten oie Gin.
BREEDER an Den Tag, mel6e Der Wob.
nung bes 8dul Dominic, geo. &c
Central Gne, eiren geIuh abltatte-
ten. Gie aerIe boben Die @obnungs.
tbiire ans ben glnseln. nm iid gu
tritt 81 nerihaffen. Ssbre geute be-
itano IN einem Bolten 9ettlpai6e uno
onoeren aleinigfeiten.
Sames 5ids, BON slmelia, g.,
melbete Der Poliaei, bab ibm on Der
Gde Der S. Ibe. unb WaInut Strabe,
Elm 9anbtoffer nit Rleibungsitiiden
i'm Wertbe bon $1OO aus benz Muto<
mobil seitoblen ipurbe.
Der so Sabre alte Beora 2enz
cool, priDattpdhter Der Ntlas Notioz
nal 8ant, fab, ipie elm unbetannter
Wann sin.n Rnaben i6lus. gr elite
osm lesteren gu 3ilfe, purbe iebod
ielbit BON benz Wann attadirt nnb au
8oben geihlasen. Der robe 8uride
bepertfiefliste feine ayludt.
- Der 13 Sabre alte Gbarles glz
liott, bon No. 612 Oft 3. Strabe, ipirb
feit Dienftag bermiBt. Der anabe
mar srit tiiralid feinen gltern burhe
gebranlt, jeboh nub einisen 9asen
frelipillig 5uriid9efommen.
SRI. ainnep ppn go. 1923 Sft
WfcWiuan Strabe melbeie seitern Der
poliaei, oaB ibr 5tpei feibene aleiber
i'm gDertbk BON $3.50 enttpenbet tpor@
ben iinb. sic bate bic Rleiber elmer
Hemiihen Wdfherei an ber Boone unb
WfcUiiaan Ctr. gum Reinigen iiberz
geben unb lpurb. seitern BON benz Sns
baber bes 0efddfts benadridtist, bab
bie Rleiber gtitcblen tporben feien.
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Tlatliit,etttpo.
aleiner ana6e siebt iid beim Spielen
nit Streihb6lsern tDbtlide
Vranbipmnbrn sn.

Ginen araBIiden goo fonb Der 4
Sabre alte Gurl @rlipenboff, Sobn
oes Wobelihreii1ers sSronf 8rupen-
boff, bon go. 1910 9outon Strase.
Gas Sinh ipielte geitern Morgen ae-
gen 10 llhr in bem Sofe binter Ser
elterIifen @obnilng nit StreihbDI~
sern uno iebte bierbei iein aIeiofen
in grano. Die geuenben Silfernie
bradten oie in Der aiihe ipeilenoen
Dfutter, Ioipie mehrere Hadborn ber-
bel, oenen es id,lieBli6 gelang, Die
Slammeu 81 eritideu. 2eiber iebod)
bntte Der beoauernslpertbe anabe be-
reits tootlid,e grnnblpunoen erlitten
@r ipurbe in beiuiiBtloiem 3nItanoe
unh bem it1btiihcn SoipitaI gebradt,
mo er eirlige Stunben ipater bitrn
ben Sob BON ieinen Gilalen erloit
Durbe. Ser Coroner ipirbe benah=
ridltigt uno oronete einen asli-
queIt an.
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HattDtt uMo SeuebMe.

Die Regiitrirung fir oie 0opem-
berluabl lit ruie foIgt: GuDton, Hepu-
blitauer 425, 9emofroten 600, Rrn-
grellipe SO, llnabbdngige $50, 60
5ialiiten 56. 9euebue, Hepublitaner
547, 0emofraten 4S2, 8roereIiine
II, llnabbangiee 157, So8ialiiten az.
- 2epi @aIton BON 8ellepue, Ser
GO Efltno Weiiing BON Sobngruegge'
mann itabl, purbe bon Dem Boli5eis
rlhter aleir inter 500 9iirgIdaft
Den 8roBgeidrporenen iiberpielen.
- Stepe Burns wurbe tpegen sluf.
ipringens nuf in gepegung befino.
lihe 3ii9e nnn Dem gabnpoIi5iiten
gSaloron perbaftet.
- Gie Speer3 6oipitaI Siilfsge-
iellifoft bolt beltte gtahn1ittag etn
9llltag-9tdbeu i'm Soipital III GaD-
ton ab.
- Der 8ronpiQe Moobp BoIten
Der 8. q. R. BON @eQepue, bdIt beu-
te 9lbenb cine @eriammIllng ob unb
miro Die Domination Der 9eorlten
pornebnen. 9a5 g8onten HeliefGorps
miro elm 8oufett geben.
- Die Gireftorer bes 0apton
@ten's Club periuumeIn iif beilte
slbeno.
- Ger 9aptoner 0ertih.g(meri-
taniife Staotperbono periammeIt ii9
am Sonlltag in Siterbage'S Sale.
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lebod pieber DolIitdnbig erbolt bubsn.
Mn einem 5pnntag 8prmittag lam
Wdrner nah Der 8urhalber'fhen
Wobnnng an Der Srdaro Strabe nnb
perlangte, bab bic iunge Jrau Burr
haloer ibm nah benz Staotgebdloe
folgen ipllte, bu ettpus seeeu tie nprz
lteee. Nngeblid iol er Die 5rau
bann erit Nahts auriidgebraht baben.
Burhalber. Der Warner nit feiner
5rau traf, ftellte 2ebtsren our Rebe
unb Warner iplI ibm anssbIid etnen
Shlaa periest baben. gurhuloer aog
bterauf fein Mefer alnb periebte Wdrz
ner mebrere Sti6e. 8urdalber tpurbe
BON ben @efhporenen Inn $50 be-
1traft,
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Die pertannten Doggen.
Menn Der Gbineie bon 9unbefleifm re-
ben bort, lGuft ibm bds Wdfer TN
Wnnbe 5ufammen. Gs 1T Der erltitnite
aederbiiIen, BEN er fid benten fam,
liz9uns< <Sfhans, Der grobe Wi3ts
t6nig, erbielt zines Eagts BON Glabs
itone Elm puar prGdtige Dosgen gum
0eihent. SIN forsfdltiser Obbut tras
ten bic 9bisre ben lnnsen Meg 5u1
binmlifden Rfihe an unb selangten
sefunb nnb fiher in bic 9dnbe ibrts
neuen 6errn, Der Dem llebtrbringer ges
geniiber feine 8eipunberuna iibtr tire
prdhtige GeitaIt unb ibre GH0nkit
uusfpru6. Giniee 3eit barauf kbanite
fih 2is9uny- Gfitang Bel BEN Driten
fir bns Gff6enf. DeHen lleberrai9unq
mar ni9t gerinB, als er las: Die
Dpggtn baben beiTer aussfiebtu, aIs
fi< f&msdtsn. Sbr Gleii4 mar gana
,sertsntslt aahs.4
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@ermift.

Der 70 Sabre ulte 5usb WcgoD
1T felt ienitas aus Der Wobnune feiz
ner 9ohter, SO. 284 2ublou Mbenue,
perf9punben. Die poliasi ,purbe err
fu6t, Radforidunsen nuh bsm 9reiie
an5uitellen.
Die poliaei ipuroe seitern erfudt.
RahfOrihungen nah Der 26 Sabre
alten unsurin Srau Rpie 2aaar anz
5uitellen. tpelbe felt benz 20. Ottpber
aus ibrer Wobnuns, go. 948 Carr
Strabe, permibt fpirb.
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9amemsweig bes Gta6tperbanbs.

Sn aaeruahiter 8eit beranItaItet
Ger DamenaDeis besDeuti9s2lmeritas
niiben StaotDerbanbs elm aaffae.
fran5ben uno ais Irrangementsfonl-
mittee. fir oieie geranItaItung bat
bic Yrdiioentin syrau Charlotte gseeb
oie foIgenben 9amen ernannt: isrou.
en- Daber, Grner, Grei, Gronaiter,
Hnebn, Gger, Jlobn, areDer, Jrueb-
out Sd)iDettmann, 9offmnnn lino
Defhner. Diefe Ddmtn tperben iih
beiste slbeno bel Jrau gmil 8ader,
$40. 142S WaInut Strnbe, Derlonl.
melH uno bic etnaelbeiten Der ar-
rangemeuts beipreden.
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5eige M o t 3 q t.

Ot III y !.
(sre6iaIsepeide hes .ginciuuaIerScTrsbrattD
SamiIton, g., 81. Sttober. -
SurS bor Z lbr beuts Qbsnb begab
| ii9 Der Njd9rige 9roper 8ater na6
Dem 9uuie isines Sdpieseroatsrs, bss
40jdbrissn St.pen @rapes, go. 328
glorb Jront Strdbs. po er bic Sbiirs
tlingel 3og unb iib bann in ben9inter=
bait itelIte. 9rupes, Der iib in ieinem
gb3immsr befano. trat an bic Sbiir,
INN gu isben, per ginlub b.gsbre, bod
taum bate er bieielbe geDsfnet, aIs
5ipei Sdiiiie trahten unb er bon 5tpsi
augeln getroffen, nit einem lauten
Shrei 3uiammenitiir5ts. Die iibrisen
Saus6etpobner silten ioFort bsrbei unb
lieben Den 8erlpunbetsn nah bem
Mercp 5ofpital brineen, no es fid
krausi itente, bab cine augel in bic
rehte Seite eingsorungen mar unb bic
2ebsr burhbobrt bate, ipdbrenb bic
5peite GugeI i'm re6ten 8orberorm
iisen geblisben mar. On cine Rettung
bes 8erpunbeten mar nidt su benfen
unb einigs Mtinutsn nad Ieiner Gin
lieferung i'm 9pipital CAB sr fsinen
9eiIt auf.
Der MOrbsr bate iih inspiihsn
gefIiidtst unb tonnte tros ansr Huh=
fori6unsen Seitens Der pplisei Big
gu ipdter Stunbe nit}t feitqenommen
perben. gofer bate iich Dor ettpa
apsi Sabrsr nit Der 5ohter ieines
Spfers perbsirdtbet, lieB bieie unb iein
bier Monate aItes &inb aber DOR bier
Wpnutsn i'm Sti6, iporauf bisIelbe
eine Sheioungstlase einreidts. Die
5rau 1T Der Qniift, bab 8ater bic
Qbii6t bate, tie 81 tDbten.
g d arbions @rocerp bur6
Jeuer 5erfDrt.
(spesiaIoerefte hes eineinnatier gOTfsblatt)
5amilton, 81. Sttobsr. Sn
bem alpeiit0digsn gebdube Der gfiz
6arbIon Grocerp Co., an IL. Strabe
uno 9rano gouleparb, brad beute
4benb 112 llbr 5euer aus. Sbgleid
bic 5eusrpsbr prompt aur SteIle mar,
unb nit Qufbietuns aller araft orbei=
tste, selang es niht, bas @ebGube 5u|
retten. DuiIelbe brannte ppIlitGnbie
aus uno Die rauhgefhpdraten Mauz
ern bra6en falieblih aufammen. Das
Jeuer tpurbe iebOd auf ieinen 5erb
befdruntt. Die 00k bes Sdabens
tann 5ar Stunoe ni9t anssseben lperz
ben.
Jotob 8eder, Der S9pagsr BON
yeter Shneioer, itarb porseitsrn i'm
Staatsboipital in Ddpton, g., i'm als
ter bon 73 Sabren. Die 2eide nurbe
5ur geerbisuns mad 9amilton gee
braht. gr bintsrldbt brsi Sdpeitern
unb einen in 2euDentportb, aanias,
mpbnenben 8ruber.
- 6ermann 8aumann bon ylo.
s15 Spcamors Strabe, Elm 4rbeiter in
Der Republic automobil= l=Jabrit, puroe
pcrseitern abenb an Der Gde Der 5.
unb 5isb Strabe Don einem Mutomo-
bil Der Fabrit setroffen unD eriitt am
rehten Nuge cine Wunbt unb mebrere
9autabi9urfungen am ROrpr.
= Soiepb @ost6tter BON Der Ulaple
NDenue fano porlebten Nbenb 2lufz
nabme i'm MercD 9olpital, um cine
Rur bur65umaden.
= Or. Otto @m. MoDer, tpelMer
iett 3 Woneten bur4 Rrantheit ans
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StenersablerDerein.

Ser Stener5ablerperein bat auf
beute Mahmittag feline GeneralDer.
iammlrng anberaumt. 0ieielbe niro
i'm 8ereinslofal, oil Ser Court lnb
@alnlit StraBe, itattfinoen un6 Die
8eamten Derben in eriter 2inie iiber
Die gorgdnge bes perfloiienen 0ierteI-
jabres 9erift erItatten, pdbrenb au-
Berbeu nod cine gln3abl Dihtiger
5ragen erortert lperben iolen.
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tn Bronb gefebt. Sin an Dem 5auIe
norbettommenber Mann entbedte bic
@sfahr, elite in bic Wobnung unb
ipefte bic in tiefem S9Iafe liesenbe
Samilie., Das nnbsbeutenbe Jeuer
tpnnte i'm Reime erftidt iperben.
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Scntid)-Mm. Sta6tperbaub.

anf beute Abenb lit in Der Central
Die monatlide 9erianllI,.
lung bes INSTRUMENTATION
Staotoerbanoes anberaunlt iporDen.
Ia elne 9teibe Don nihtigen @eiGdf.
ten our grleoiguns fommen iollen, 1T
Die anpeienbeit idnlntIider Mitglie.
Der bringeno ermiinift.
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Nidtaidbnter3
1T ftine Rranfbtif
Gber elm Ssmptom, Elm Wefabaiisnalt
bem ieSe Grnu Deadtung
idReafen iollte.

@iidenibmer5 1T bos Gpmptsm einxa
Dreanii6en Sbiudhe ooer siner nnree.lJ
mdbisseit. I'm bouernb babon bsfrsit sit,
iDerDen, mub man bk wurael bes uebtIs|
betdnspfen. 2eien Sic tber 0ran NJoobaa' 81
Grfobrunssn.
Worton's Gap, aentudn. 50 litt
stpei Sabre on Groaenbef@perben, msiuI
E1sf.,s~hh~lxs
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i \ er.

- Cine Jenftersarbine In Der
oes Sacob Goosbaum, i'm
atpeiten Gtodpert bes 9snementbau-
leg Ro. 1929 Central NDenut, ipurbs
frub 9eftern Morgen bon bem Wiubs
gegen cine @nsfIauune ge.pebt unb
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mar ein ie4r f&lims|
msr unb II batta
fortDdbrenb Raden-|
itsmersen. Is iuar
einfa& enifeSiiH. Sd
Dermo&te MID uitt
lanse senug auf ben
Gaben 5u boltea, uns|
cine Wublseit aasa1
bersiten, Sbue bdb
mi9 Der RhdtnA
fbmers ni4t betnabeI
getobtst bdtte, babel
hoffe In Ayu> fn{A
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- ltnier Nsent in Samilton lit
Serr Gbuaro gruf, 449 Sib cyiinite
Strake. Sel Sci. 476 g., Some
Ebpne 1851 u. 8
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bem,frattfdter 9anoibat fir
Gfrruit @eria,ts.
gSabl Sienftas. ben 5. ArneMher 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-19
Hagerstown Fair Banquet.

The anuual banquet Of the Haeerstown
Fair Assoc alton to the stockholders,
lady stperlntendants. advisory boards
and other invited guests. was held last
Saturday in the fine new banquet hall in
the entrance pavilion on the fair grounds.
1t was splendid affa air, and tue exchange
of good fellowship following the feast
was leading feature Of the occasion.
The meeting has been called IN part an
advisory one, but with the Great
Hagerstown Fair there is nothing to adj
wise. It's the complete ut. in itself,
and every body knows it, Dr.. ]. Nc
Phcrson Scott, presidentof the associa-
tlon, delivered an able address of vel
come. and remarks were made by repre-
from7various counties in Mary.
and. Psnnsyiv mia. Virginia and West
VIrgsnia.
Our veteran countyman Mr.. D. s..
Rentch, nov .ninety-one years old. who
was charter member of the association
when il was formed fifty seven years ago
and who for years has cen a regular
attendant 4 lie fairs and banquets. was
present and was given the seat of honor
1t the right u the president.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-19
Capt. w. r. johnson Passes Away.

Capt w. R..J Johnson. well known as
a coal operator, of the Kanawha VAL
ley, died Sept. II at his home at
Crescent, W. Va. Capt. Johnson was
born in Pawhatan County, Va in 1881.
He was educated for q civil engineer,
and when the war broke out he Joined
an engineer corps in the Confederate
army. After the war he joined another
prominent engineer of Virginia. They
had the contract for the Big Bend tun-
mel on the G.. & O. road. Capt. John
sons training. as an engineer made
him well adapted for the work which.
he next took up. that Of the coal BUSH
ness. In this he was very successful
and soon secured large tract of min
ing land. Soon after the war he mar
ried Miss Leavel, al member of the
extensive family by the same name Of
Jefferson County. He is survived by
his wife. three sons, and one daughter.
Capt. Johnson is a brother-in-law of
Maj. Ed Mcdonald and Mr.. John M.
Daniei. He was buried in Hollywood
cemetery at Richmond, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-19
THE Berkeley County WhiskeY
Ring

We are very sorry to note that the
iniquitous saloons are to again curse
our neighboring city of Martinsburg
That place has been free from these
pests for nearly two years, but the
combination of saloon-keepers, pcli-
ticians and the Hannis Distillery has
proven too strong, temporarily, for
the temperance people, and SO the
cause of decency and good order gets
a setback. We will be surprised if
the advocates IF law and order and
morality and temperance shall give up
the struggle-on the contrary, we be-
lieye and hope that they will go into
the fight with more zeal and earnest
ness than ever before.
The NEST important thing, if perina-
5nent victory iszto be gained, is to down
The rotten and intolerant political ring
that has SO long dominated and cor
,rupted Berkeley county.-Shepherds-
toacaa Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-19
Union Depot for Shenandoah juno.
g ton.

Shenandoah Junction may have a.
Union Station yet before the mile
MUM dawn Officials of both the
Norfolk & Western and the Baltimors
& Ohio Railroads have had plans pre-
pared for a building that will be a
credit to bbth companies, and an APP
preciated convenience for the tray-
cling public 1t is proposed to con-
struct the depot in the angle owned
by the railroads north ofthe B. & o..
and west of the N. & w. tracks. 1t
will be two stories high the upper
floor to be convenient to the N. & w.
tracks and the lower for the B. & %.
use. The building will be noomy and
well arranged, satisfactory alike to
the employees and the patrons of the
roads. Baggage IS. TO be handled by
means of an elevator and proper con-
veniences viii be provided for the
comfort Of the public. The most de-
srable feature of the new plans is the
provision for handling passengers for
the B, & O. trains. An island plat
form between the tracks wiz be pro-
vided. thus avoiding the danger Of
crossing the tracks a peril that has
always menaced passengers al this
place This platform will be reached
by subway under the north track
and viii be most acceptable safe
=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-09-19
The Tanning Meeting.

On Monday night, splendid audience
which packed the Court House. waited
on Hon. Michael j. tanning, Of Phila-
delphia. who spoke in favor of the
Prohibition Amendment. to be voted on
in November The address made a
profound impression, the speaker while
interspersing bis appeal with pithy an
ecdote and genial Irish wit. not rely
ing merely on the oratory of which he
is a master, but convincing his au-
dience by cold facts and sound argu-
ment
Capt John T. Colston in his intro
duction. made it clear that the meeting
was not Of party or political signifi-
canoe and this fact was dwelt on by
Mr.. Tanning who took the position.
Prohibition was not political but a
moral issue =
This is the exact view taken by
Woodrow Wilson. although the liquor
ringsters of both parties are trying to
convince the ignorant voter that to vote
for the Amendment means disloyalty to
party.
In the audience were many who are
not prohihitionists butewho resent the
interference with their liberties by the
saloon element to the extent that they
will use the Amendment as the best
weapon available stn drive these cor
rupt interests and their allies from the
control they seek to exercise in State.
County ard Municipal affairs.
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Norfolk & Western Railway Co.
Stockholders Meeting.


The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Norfolk & Western
Railway Company will be held at the
principal office Of the Company in the
City of Roanoke, Virginia, on Thurs
day. the 10th day of October, 1912. at
IL O'clock noon, to elect Directors, to
elect independent auditors to audit the
books and accounts of the Company at
the close of the fiscal year. to consider
the annual report of the Directors for
the fiscal year which ended June Both,
1912, to ratify and approve all action
of the Directors set forth in such an
nual report and in the minutes of the
COMPANY, to consider and vote upon
proposal to acquire by purchase all the
railroad, property and franchises of
The Columbus Connecting and Terminal
Railroad, Company, and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before. the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at 3 o'clock p M. Wednesday.
September 25sh, 1912. and re-opened
gat 10 O'Clock A NJ, Friday. October
18th. 1912.
By oder of the Board of Directors.
E. H. ALDEN. Secretary,
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Eastern Panhandle Medical Society.

The Eastern Panhandle Medical AS
sociation held its regular meeting in
Martinsburg last week, at the Hotel
Berkeley, and while the attendance
was small. much interest was manifes-
ted: The following was the program
carried out:
The Use of the Curette in GyneCol-
ogy and Obstetrics, DR.. ]. F. Paine,
Charles Town
Erysipelas, Dr. w. w Brown, Shen
andoah Junction.
Report Of Cases, DR.. R. E venning,
Charles Town.
Report of Delegates to State Medi-
cal Society, Drs. Banks and Oates.
Those present were Drs. Venning,
Miller and Paine. Charles Town; DR..
Howard osburn, Rippon; Drs. Brown.
and Melvin, Shenandoah Junction; DR..
Perry, Halltown; Drs. Miller. Bitner,
McCune, Oates. Eagle, Sites, Osburn
and Clay, of Martinsburg
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They sling their little states and books,
They skip and shout and laugh and
dream;
To them the highway always looks
An avenue Of fairy CLEAN.
They take their luncheon with shout,
And wonder this and wonder that,
What all the days will be about,
And who will sit where they last sat.
We watch them to the little gate,
And look beyond them to the years
When martyrs in the ranks OF fate
They will have met the blows Of tears,
We see them not as others do,
But as the symbols of that life
Which ever brings old for new
Is still unalterable strife
We echo what the whole world feels,
That would they might remain so
small
They'd never, where the great fight
reels,
Have to grow up and go at all.
Their laughter is q sound so sweet,
So innocent of harm and care;
All. what music in the street
When on the way to school they fare!
Glow. little eyes Of childhood glee:
Dance, little feet, along the way;
We are but shades of Used-to- Be.
Who watch you out on Yesterday.
Swing. little books and states, once
more,
But, scholars of the dream, come
back,
Still dancing, to the old home door
Where loves ewes watch you down
life's track. !.
The Bentztoaen Bard.
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Harpers Ferry and Shenandoah
Junction Railroad Improvements

Recently we had occasion to
refer to the intolerably danger
GUS and inconvenient conditions
surrounding passenger travel at
Harpers Ferry and Shenandoah
Junction.
We are pleased to note that
the Railroads have determined
to build a passenger subway at
the Ferry and a joint depot at
the Innction with modern equip
ment for the safety and comfort
of passengers.
Let the good work go on! The
public doesn't want to be unjust
to the great transportation COM
panies on which they must rely
for safe, efficient, and reason
ably cheap service.
81 There should be mutually of
interest and concert of action
md we believe there will be,
when a better understanding is
reached.
This is the day when railroads
should adopt the motto of Nc
Adoo. The public be pleased"
and not that of the elder Wander
bilt The public be id"