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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28

men fuorber. Die 5eftlthfett foG uGe
tbte 8orgdngertnnen in ben S6atteH
IteIen unb Der 8ereiu btetet ales uuf,
um bieies Our63ufeBen.
go6 tGn9erer 8erotbung betreff5
@nf4affung neuer 8ereinsab3siben
purbe beI6loiien, bieie 2tngetegenbeit
bem 8oritanD gu UberlaiIen.
Der PrGfibent Iegte alien N2ttglie>
bern bes 9eretns DringIi6It ans 5er3
BEL Der beborIte9enoen QGd6l fir oen
Prrbatri6ter 6errn Wm. Giibers,
DeIfer ii4 auf Dem repubIttanHhen
5ifet Inn ietne Mteoerpubl betDir6t,
gu itimmen unb 81 tpirten, bu 5err
2iters Tih itets als 5reunb unb etfriz
ger 0erfe6ter beg 0euti6tbums. Ioe
mic als ItberuIer Wann i'm beiten
Strne bes Worte5 betpdbrt bat.
Tad grlebigung perIhiebener Rous
tinegeI6Gfte erfolgte 8ertagung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28

(2erpis q. Sobnion, SO, Chicago.
lSeIIie q. Roie, 40, 8ibiou 9ouie.
(8iaiam aeId, 10, 81 Glun1 Ctr.
l2eola 8ottIieb, IS, SO Dit 3. Str.
(1yoIter g8aoe, %, 92S 9ioingIton.
4ooie Soooer, IS, 93S SipinJlton.
(G6arIeS q. 9eper, 80, 1850 Queen
I Gitp glpenlte.
igarbara 2oren3, 35, 1850 Queen
Gitp Apenue.
(Sbomos Coleman %, 2230 Ser.
I per 4penue.
lanna 8illiam3, 10, S07 8ebrmau
9lpenue.
l0aniel 81. GaQaban, 80, $40 Orc
( eon StraBe.
lalma &. Gol,oen, %, 1910 gretp.
tier Moenlle.
(8. Slonos. 81, Gonnerspia, Sno.
lSoiepbine SpangIer, Is, 607Gutter.
{ g8. .gsbeeler, 90, 4O6 90. NecGouiIter
lgtellie Seates, %, 404 Butler Str.
{gll6. s. SiQ, AZ. III 8ono Ctr.
}glnna 1Sobnion, 30, III 9ano Str.
fHo6. 6. Sdlotnnn, 81, 203t 0ta-
! biion Hooo.
lSelen SO. 3lusman, %, 202 Wfoot-
ion Gouo.
(Sernr. Scott, q. 554 SO. 5. CTR.
(isannie SeIen, %, 606 Mfouno Str.
(9llb. 6. MoelIer, 81. sos Safel Str.
l2ouila 6. 2atIfa, Is, 1920 9lIfreo.
(gob. @c9rioe, %, 445 8. 6. STR.
lOaiip so. 8lair, 10, 1928 Bremen.
{eSobn SorreQ, 43, 9eorlpooo, 8.
lgmilia HoienbIoom, 43, $40 9apton
(Gbas. Hcimann, 80, S13 @a6e Str.
t8oloie 20. SSones, 20, Ali getts.
}8eo. SO. Gopiion. so, Springfielo.
(gorrie Sdmiot, AZ, 9enneop Sights
lQlbc Heufof, AZ, 1705 Gin Ctr.
lOoru 9orf, AZ, 564 SO. 5. 9pe.
|gearl g. Oeias, 80, 213 %. s. goe.
2ueIla Seller, 80, Glepes, 8.
(IIb. grabibolp, 80, 2oflano, 8.
Bertha Timber, 19, 2oflanb, 3.
}gn. g. 0olmg, 26, Canton, 8.
lSelen 9. Galnan, Is, Dit 8lenlpoob.
(Soe gaIladine, 1854 aoiiutb Ctr.
tSeanette Soma, Is, 314 ". 0ront.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Serittener YDlisift
i'm Sienite bon einem Ifmeren lin.
fall betroffen uno lebensgefabr-
lid perlest.

SIN 0ienite tpurb. seftern Radmitz
tag Der 80 Sabre alte berittene polis
5iit CHARLES 9einB pom 5. Oiitritt
BON einem ifnperen unfaq betrpffen.
BET tpel6em er lebensgefdbrli6e 8erz
lsbungsn bapontrus. Der geumte,
Delher perbeiratbet lit uuo gto. 1905
Gairmount gp. ipobnt, rift bic 9arriz
icn 2p. sniiden Deitpoob uno
Queen gitp QD. entlang, als iein
pferb plOslid Dor einem porbeifubz
rcnben 4utomobiI i6eute unb our
Settle fprarg. 5sinb purbs abgefpprz
fen, fiel unter bas pferb unb er9ielt
einen 9uftritt 9esen ben aopf. Gr
mar beipubtlos, ols man i'm aufbO6
uno sunddlt in Die nabegslegene Of
flee bes 2bisrar3tes Or. Brandt
bratte. Na6oem ibm elm Rotbperz
bcnh angelegt poroen mar, purbe ber
Ysrungliidts in bem mittlsripeile elm
setroffenen YoIi3siautomobil naa benz
itGbtifhen Soipital eebraht. oier
ltellte es iib berdus, baB er neben
i9tperen aontuiionen unb 3ppfpuu=
BEN einen Shdbsl6ru6 erlitten bate.
Gr erfpadts ipdter aus ieiner Be-
ipubtlofisteit uno befinbet iih ieitbem
in sinem balbbstdubten 3uitanb. 5rau
5einb, tpel6e Iofort in idonenber
Weiie benahrihtigt porben mar.
befinoet iia am S4mersenslaser ibrss
0atten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28

fluiien tperbe, iid ibren Heiben an.
6uidlieben, nobm Der Nebner bon iei-
nen 3uborern abIbieo. Dies fogte
ibm ieOo6 nidt 10 leiht falIen, ule
er es iid geoaht batte, benn elm nirrl.
merenoen tpoaenber geifaasiturm
brad los uno aQes brGnste iih na1
Der giibne bin, nm ibm Die Sano 5u
ibiitteln.
@abreno oes glbenos iprad) Serr
Debs nod IN elmer 8eriamtnlung III
Der Central Siirnballe, Die ebenio,
tpie Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ell.
he 10 groBe 3uboreridait ange8oaen
bate, oaf, iib Der Haun als piel All
tiein erpie5 irno Sunberte absieben
lnuBten, obne 8elegenbeit erbaIten 8u
baben, Dem beliebten Heoner Iauiden
al fonnen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Gin Gbrcntag.
Stc ct. GltIa6etb 8emeinbe in Tor-
iuooo beaelDt oas 25sjdbrige
Subilaum.

Gie fotboliife ct. GliiQ6et6 @e.
meinoe in Rormooo botte geitern ib'
rem @brenteg, iino bod felt Der 3ett,
oa Die @emeinbe feiten SUB gefabt
20 Sabre peritrideu uno ons iilberne
Subildltm iollte in iolenner @eiis
beqangen tperben. Die @eIdid)te Der
@eneinoe reidlt bis gum 8. Quguit
1884 5uriif, als WtiQS & &leine, Die
Nortpooo ausgelegt baben, Dem 90
fatboltiden 5amilien, Die in Ser @es
genb ipobnten, no jebt Die Stride Itebt,
Elm 8rlmbItiif BON TOO bel 112 SUB
an UdQ5 un0 Garter Npe inter Der
8eoingung anboten, lie Iollten $4,000
auf6rinaen ltno inner6alb zines Sob
res cine Stride errihten. Rbtl WtDi=
finger bate Elm onItoBen6eS 8runo=
Itiif geidenft. Die geoingungen Dltr=
ben ongenomnnen 1rno am 20. Wtdr5
1886 bil6ete Der ct. oSoiepbS Wdans
nerocrein cine &orboratton 1tllb nabn
oen 8au ser Stride IN oie Sano. 9lm
10. Sftober 1887 lpur0e bon @r5=
biidof Gloer in 9fep. SSoiepb Stoep-
peInann Elm itdnbiger Efarrer gege+
BEN ltno bon 0ieiem 3utun1 an mar
Die @enleinoe feIt organiItrt. Ser
3rpeite 8farrer mar 9tep. SSSo6n =.
&aiier, Der an Ser 8emeinoe bonn 5.
Se6ruor 1888 bis gum 80. Robenl6er
1891 tb0tig mar 1lno inter oe1len
Imts5ett DDS 8forrbaus gebout pllr'
De, cos gIeth3citig ais Sdnlle oiens
te. 9fep. Tfoiepb Suatmaun lpuroe
Rep. 9aiier's gta6Iolger uno Itano
Der @emein0e Bis 5um 10. Sftober
1896 Dor, ol5 er in Reb- sSrancis Ga-
relmann eineu Ro6iolger erDielt.
Die 8enteinOe 3GbIte iebt 200 6ant-
lien. Cine grobere Stride rDarO bon
ltoethen un0 am 13. Sult 1901 IN
glnqriff qenontnIen. 8aS ltattlthe
8ottesbous, eines Der idonIten IN Der
qansen 8eaen0, muroe 1903 elnge.
Deibt. Gs bot $4,000 gefoItet. Irot
0es pert6noQen atrdeneigentbums
itebt oie 8enleinbe Iduloenfret oa.
SSn nGfiten Sabre ioa nit Dem 8ou
elmer neuen Sfyule 6egonnen Deroer
unb aub bierfiir iino Die Soften auT
$4,000 perani6lagt. 0aS notbDen=
ctqe 8rltnoItiif bat Die 8emetnoe
mlGngIt fiir $4,000 errDor6en. Sic
lit heute nit ihren bliibenoen Ser
eineu cine Ser itdrfiteu ul0 DoDlbo-
6euIten in Der llmqegeno.
9ie 9Seier oe5 iilbernen SSubilGlm5
puroe geItern &ornittag 10 llDr
burh einen ilnpoIurten llnl5ug elu8c=
leitet, in peldem @r5biihof Wtoeller
rno perihieoene Brieiter IN gquipa'
gen mitfubren. Damn mur0e BON Heo.
8arelmann, Dem beliebten Seellor.
ger Ser 8emeinoe, ba5 feierIite Sod.
emit 8elebrirt. Die sSeitpreoigt muroe
pon 92eu. SSrancis Camping bon Ser
ct. 7ran5 bon Gales Stride gebalten.
7ie 35rauen Ser @emeinoe betpirtbe.
ten oaltn Die Cj6Ite bet eiuem Wtabl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Yribat6eteftib
Hnter idJiueren geiduloisnngen BON
Der Eolisei in Saft genpmmem.

Sn elmer ebenfo unongenebmen pie
lGtpterigen Gage befinbet ii9 Der
.priDatoetettip" SEQ. D. Gornett, 4s
Sabre alt, bon go. 21 Sit 6. 2lbenus.
Oerielbe tpurbe auf einen bon Der
strantenpflegerin Weargaretbe gromer
erlrirtten 9aftbefebl bin Don ben 9ez
bsimpoli3iIten Shutte unb 6anes uns
ter Der 4ntlaee bes tbGtli6en 4ngriffa
elngeiperrt: Die gromer gab an, felt
oen, DOR 3tpei Sabren erfolgten 5obe
Der sSrau gornett nit benz pripatbsz
tettiO 5uiummsnsele6t gu baben. Gr
babe lie jebo9 fortgeisbt 70 brutal
hebanbelt, baB iie iih entidloB, t6n su
perlahen. sic babe i6rc &offsr gez
padt, jeoo9 babe gOrnett bic Gffetten
ni4t nur nidt berausgegeben molten.
ionoern babe lie aubercem nod mibs
bonoelt. Die srou NOR iiber bic ibr
3ut6eil geporbene 9ebanblung il
entriiitet, naB lie Der poIi5ei freitpils
Zig ulitt6eilte, bab in einsm Der 3imz
mer oes Gornett i'm 5ipeiten Stodtpsrl
os5 9auies $40. 21 Sit 6. Qpenue re-
gelmdbig poter gsIpielt perbe. Quz
Beroem betreibe gornett einen vblins
bell 5iger", inbem er unter Der 6ans
uno o6ne 2i5ens Dbtstp etc. psrtaufe
St!isBli9 ertlarte bic Jrau, BAT
GOrnett Dor unsefdbr flint Monaten ir
feiner friberen Wobnung an Der 8
GDenue nabe Gin StraBe 9ranbitif
tuna besangen babe.
0etettiD Sergeunt Grim begaf
| ii9 nit Dem Gambling Squab mad
bem 5duIe Ro. q Sit 6. 4psuue uns
fano in einem 3immsr bes 2. Stpt.
frerts cine Wlenge potsrhips, adrter
etc. bor, uno Die geamten 3ertriimmsr.
ten bic Ginribtung bss 3immsrs. Qu.
| berbem fanoen iis einen ssbeimsr
Wanbi9rant, tpel6er nit Wbistp, 81,
loren unb anosren geiitisen 9etrdn:
ten angefiilIt mar.
SdlieBli6 mahten iie nod bic gnt.
hedung, bab Gornett Ole 9aslsitune
Der in bemielben 6auIe tpo6nenoer
5rau aellp angeaapft bate uno Der
8asbebarf fir isine Dobnung aui
oieis Weife bsaog. 9a er flint Roit.
gdnger but, oenen er ie 25 Gents mo-
natlicb fir Gas berehnete, xrlp6nt'
| lid bas Arrangement Iebr gut. 5rar
aellp, pelhe ous Gas gu be5abler
batte, ipirb beute einen 9aftbefeb
gegeil Gornett ertpirten.
SeuermarIbau Speenep uno aapt
pureen perben ben Gefangenen Be:
treffs beg eripdbntsn Jeuers on be,
Weit 8. gpenue sinem einge6enber
0er60r unterperfen.
Gornett lit Der geiiber bon bre
8lutbunbsn, tpelhe er oes Hadts
bErt StraBen uno gafen ipusiersr
gu fiibrsn pflests.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Sntpnia.
siir bic beutisen Rennen iino bic
folasnben pferpe eineetrassn:

Sir bic beutissn Rennen iino Bit
folsenbsn pfsrbe sin9etrassn:
Critics Rennen ceiling
3tpeiidbrige; 512 Surlongs: Gitbsr
glues, 10S; Neb Stole, 10S; Serre
9loncp, tOS; aalinfa, 10S; Snperial
grinceB, t0S; Sigber lip, 10S; Stai
gerta, 10S; Repils. 10S; @arbenia.
1OS; She Stpan, los; Siit Sure.
tOS; gtta Hap, 108.
3meites Mennen-4 4aotp.
ances; 3ipeiidbrige; 6 Sllrlougs
@olb Color, 102; Sad aellog, t05;
Ssimmie Sin, 105; MabelIe, 107;
0einroIis, t07; 9oro Maribaa, no;
Rleburne, 10; Brinee Sernis, 10;
Uncle Sari, ITO.
9rittes Mennen- Ceiling
Ireiidbrige; 6 Surlongs: Star Hoie,
tO4; gtbel Samion, 104; 9ap, 104
2aop 2iebtnine, 109; Beautiful, 1O9;
gonarsa. 109; Gpnoiure, 1O9; Gale.
iia, 1O9; Brince Gbap, t12; Wec.
Glintof, t12; Snlan, 112; Cana.
bore, 112.
gtertes Henne Iaopan-
ces; Oreij1brige uno aufrpdrts; Mei'
lie uno 20 yaros: Smpreilion So;
OeiB Eborpe. 100; @apbiro, 100;
Meciproeitp, 100; Ropal Zen, 103;
DsodIer, 1O3; Merrp SAB, 107; Sma.
nannoa. 109, S5ana, 109.
JInftes Rennen- QnOmanz
ees; 3ipeii1brige; 6 SurIongS: Gleu.
lis, 102; 2utber, 105; Saiion, 1O5;
anna &eeb, 107; ancon, 107: sll.
gIot,, 10: II steppa, 10; sufreo
g., 110; JeIlowman, ito; Dontail,
ito.
Seh ties Nennen-S selling
3reiidbrige uno auftpdrts; / 1.f6
WeiIe: Moiiant, So; 8uf, 90; Garl.
ton Club, 1O4; General Wanrdynlont
t07; SpinbIe, 107; so. Gambon,
107; Wanber, 107; groboper 1O9;
Uireman, 10; gIiftonian, Ill; Did
gafer, III; Gffenoi lie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Gin @ o hItb dter ser Wenid

Gin SO o bItb ater Ser Weni6.
belt lit 9erieuige 81 nennen, Ser oaS
iihere Wfittel 5ur Seillng eines oas
2eben unertrdgIi6 madenOen Get.
oens erfunben bat. Or. Silsbee's
SGmorrboioen-0tittel 81 n q fe 5"
betpirft oas, mas baoon erpartet
miro, n1ntlit) ihneae Sinberllng unb
griinblid,e Selling ienes eeiuobnlih
burh ManscI an getpegltng entitan-
benen, oft aud angeerbten Seibens
5iperIdiiig. lin o It FIRE eine
Erobe oes Mittels su erluneen, aorsi.
fire man g. gtellItaeoter & 60, gor
1916, Stem gorf GitD. Sic yslnafe-
lis" lit In alien apotbefen oll baben.
Hreis ST.. am
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Silberjubildunt
ssSeierte geitern Der Sraucnpsrein Der
3meiteH Sentiden EresbgtertaHer
0emeinoe.

Sn einorudsDoller unb erbebenbs-
Deiie feierte geItern bic 3neite Deu:z
i6c Presbpteridner 9emetnbe bas 25s
jdbrige 8eiteben ibres riibrigen
5rauenDereins.
9as bibi6e 8ottes9aus Der &C.
meinbe mar anldBlt6 Der 5eier a,tf
oas 9efdmadpouIte nit 8lumen unb
8lattpflan3en befDrirt unb big duf
ben lebten plaB BON QnoG6tiger be-
iebt, nobel natiirIi6 bic M}itqlieber
bes Srauenoereins bic gbrenItBe un@
mitteIbar Dor bem 2(ltdr inne 6atten.
Der Jeitrebner mar 9err BrofeTor
Or. p6ilip 8olmer BON 0a0ton, g.,
Der fir feline tiefourdbabte Aniprafe,
in beren 8erlauf er Dem 6rouenDeretn
bic lpoblDerbiente 2lnertennung fir
fein ielbitloiss Wirten 3Oute, ii6 cie
Worte Der Shrift 8alater 6, go
ausgepdblt bate, nGmli6 r2aIIet un5
ubsr 8utes tbun uno ni6t mube rperz
ben; oenn gu feiner 3eit nerben mir
aut ernten obne Quf96ren. 2lls lDtr
benn nun 3eit bnben, 10 lo1et un8
8utes tbun an Sebermann, aLlermsiIt
aber an bes 8lauben5 9enOTen."
W}it bem grDBten Snterei1e nuroe
aQIeitig bem Su6ildumsbertdt gez
luuIht, ben Die SefretGrin bes Ser
ems ;5rau Sop6io Gaobum perIas,
na6bem bic prdIibentin 5rau @liI17
bet9 2tppert sinen Aer3ltchen Q8iQz
fcmm i'm Qomen beg 8ereins entboz
ten bate. 2(us Dem 9eri6t Der Ses
tretGrin erbellte, oaB Der 8erein, ber
DOR nunmebr einem 8ierteliabr6unbert
ton Is sSrauen Der 8emeinoe ms
2eben geruFen fpuroe, ge8enndrtig
70 Meitglieber 5Gblt. DAP Der 9erein
Der 9emeinbe ftets cine treue StiiBe
oetpefen, gebt aus Der SbatIahe 6erz
Dor, buB CT uGjG6rltb i'm 0urdz
ifnitt $400 an Die 0emeinoe als bod
piltpmmene 8abe abnefiibrt bat.
Qlm 9llturgottssbtenIt bet6eiligten
iib nod bic fpl9enben 8eiitli6en au@
ber benz SeelIorger Der 8emetnoe Buz
itor u. g. R6inop: 9uitor Stniger
ppn Der presbpterianer 9emeinOe in
Norb 7Foirmount, gaftor Wirt6 Don
ber Griten 0euti6en pre56nteridner
0emeinbe, pa'tor gOn3ett oon Der
Bregbbteriuner @eretrbe in Weitz
ipoob, gaitpr 6. 6epl bon Der Refot=
mirten Salems 8emeinbe unb guftor
SeI3er bon Der Griten 9eutIAen gtez
formirten 9emeinbe.
grobe SSreube bereitete ben Set
tbeilne6mern etn 8lutpuni6Ihretben
unr Geoi6t, bas Serr PaItor Or. u.
80. Sismer aus 9loprfisIo, q. s.,
geIanbt bate, oenn pGbreno Der
Imtsaeit BON 8aItpr 5ismer on Der
3peiten DeutI6en Presbpterianer
G5emeinoe mar Dor % oSd6ren Der
sSrauenperein ms 2ebsn gerufen por@
DEN.
Die Subelfsier bru6te Der 9es
n,einbe aud anIehnIihe, bodrpilIz
fommene 9oben, nGmIih Elm Su6tz
lGumsopfer BON $50, fopie bret
DuBenb iilberne GBbeitsde.
Inter ben Sbetluehmerinnen an Der
sseier befano iih audi 5rau 6. 8ore
femfelbe, cine ebsmalige 9rGTioentin
bes Gereins, Die eigens bon gelina,
s., hier6erosfpmmen mar, um an pen
SutilGum theilnehmen gu fDnnen.
Der esielIige She'll Der Subelfeier
ift uuf N}itttpoh unb Sonneritag am
beroumt porben unb an bieTen beiben
Ieenben nerben Die Wtttglteber bes
SSrauenpereins in ben SonntdqI6ulz
rdumli6feiten Der 8tr6e Elm biibI6es
Neutrality-suspicious. CUR Surhs
fubrung bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28

iSiinf neue Sduptlinge fir bic Scot.
2iao. - Die @rnennungen fir
Cincinnati uno grooflpn nod IN
Der Shtpebe. - Der geitrige
uaebraus fir 1912 in Reolanb.
sSielbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-28
Ginbre6er.

Gin Ginbre6er ftattete friib eeitsrn
Morsen Der WObnung Der 5rau GU
fan arouIe an Der 8. Npenue etnen
Belun ab unb sntipenbete aus sinem
Munbfhrant i'm 5tpsiten Stodipert
Elm portemonnuie nit $21. Der
Cieb ipurbe jebenfalIs auf irssnb cine
Weiie in Ieinsr arbeit seft0rt uno ber=
iheuht, ba pertbDoae Shmudfahen,
tpeldk neben benz portemonnais Iasen,
bon ibm niht angeriibrt nuroen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
IS SUING CITY TO
 RECOVER LICENSE
Trading Stamp Company Alleges That City License is Unreasonable
 and PrOhibitory

The Sperry Hutchinson company has entered suit against the city of Biz mingham for the recovery of $500 paid by the company as license to do busi- ness as a trading stamp company. The complaint recites that the said license was paid under protest and to avoid arrest and that a certain section Of the ordinance of the city in reference to the license schedule is unreasonable and prohibitory
 The complaint further states that the license schedule in relation to trading stamp companies is in violation of the fourteenth amendment of the constitu- tion of the United States in that 1t de- prives plaintiff of its property without due process of law. and also that it violates section of the federal consti- tuition, alleging that it deprives the plaintiff of liberty and property without due process of law, and that it deprives plaintiff of equal protection of the law.
 The complaint alleges that the $500 license for trading stamp companies is greatly in excess of the amount re- ouired by the city for license of similar tusinesses. and that it is unjust to a awful business The suit was filed in ,he city court by Messrs. Stallings and Qrcnnen. attorneys for the plaintiff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
PERKINS, MESSAGE
 CHEERS BULL MOOSE
Says New York Democratic Papers Admit Gains
 for T. R.

Alabama headquarters of the bull moose movement was cheered yester- day morning, following the arrival of this telegram:
 This morning the New York World, Times. Press Tribune and American all have articles to the effect that the re- publican campaign in this state has suf- fered a severe setback. and is now mere ly a negligible quantity, and that dem ocrats are sorely worried over the prog ress that the progressive movement has made in this city this week. This con firms our own information to the effect that there is q tremendous swing in our favor throughout the eastern states"
 The telegram was dated New York. was addressed to R. A. Perryman, chairman of the Alabama campaign committee, and was signed by George w. Perkins.
 Local headquarters became enthusiastic when the message was received. Leaders in the Alabama campaign express them selves as being confident that T. k. will achieve the presidency.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
APPEAL IS TAKEN
 IN O'CONNELL CASE
Recrder Holds Water Company Is De- ing Business in City Without
 License

Judge Clement R. Wood rendered his decision yesterday morning in the case of the city of Birmingham against D. ]. O'Connell superintendent of the Blr- mlngham Waterworts Company. in which he held that the waterworks company was doing business without license and imposed q fine of s100 on Superintendent O'Connell.
 The case was argued Tuesday morn ing in the police court before Judge Wood. who reserved his decision until yesterday. the attorneys in tho case fling briefs with the judge. An ap- peal was immediately taken to the cir cult court of Jefferson county by the company. The case will hardly be reached this year. as tho docket of the circuit court Is already crowded and may go over to the January term. 1t Is understood the case will be taken to the supreme court for final adjudIca- ton.
 The case against Mir. O'connell Is to test the constitutionality of section SC r, of the new revenue law, which pro- v!des that any municipality may col lect as license 2 per cent of the gross Income of waterworks companies, but also provides that the intangible prop erty tax shall be credited to them. In this case the intangible tax practically onset the license tax, the company pay ing into the city treasury less than $50. The city claims license tax of Sls,O0O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
STATE EXAMINERS
 IN COUNTY OFFICES
Have About Concluded Investigation of Probate Court and Tax
 Assessors Books

State examiners J. A. Wilkinson and J. T. German. have, after ten days of la bor. practically concluded the investiga- ton into the accounts of the probate court of Jefferson county and the ac- counts of the tax assessor.
 Ney week other departments of the eou/ government will be checked up. TH Examiners will forward the report q/ cir examination of the probate court the tax assessors office 10 the gov
 pr, but will not file duplicate copies
 .h the city court until the entire worl,
 this county is. completed,
 Following the completion Of the worl. on county books. the commissioners will ttTn their attention to the books of the ciN commission. The report on the city $ booXs will be forwarded to the governor, but no duplicate copy will be fled with any court.
 Examiner Wilkinson will go to Mont gomery at S:33 o'clock this morning. but will return early next week. Both com missioners will leave Birmingham No veinNer 1 for the purpose of casting their votes- for Woodrow Wilson. but will re- turn immediately afterward. Then stay in Jefferson will have endured six weeks at least by the time the work is com pieted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
KNOCK SERVICE ON
 18TH STREET LINE
King and Brazelton Indignant Over Car Service in the Even-
 ing Hours

Jere C. King and A. W. Brazelton, two we'll known citizens who reside near the end of the Fifteenth street car line. were storming last night. They were "perfecs- ly furious" with the street car service on that line They averred that they waited l5 minutes for a street car. then it was packed like sardine box and that inme- diately after reaching the end another car was in sight scarcely filled with home ward bound passengers.
 "It is an outrage. shouted Mir. King as he swung from the car Here have missed my dinner waiting on this blank-e-ty blank car and that for 45 pai.- utes It Is simply abominable. the way this section of Birmingham is treated by the street car company. I surely wish the Tidewater was operating in this di- rection.'
 MT Brazelton heard what Mir. King said and was equally as stormy. He said that for the past few nights he had waited and waited for ears only to wait still longer Then followed the perfectly use less effort to get seat.
 T was beguiled into thinking that when the double track work was completed things would improve" said Mir Brazel- ton. "hut the company simply built a short block or two of double track ana. did not use all the franchise given by the city. | think it should he revoked. The part the company built has not helped matters one bit There should be somo legal means of forcing them to mend see s1ee to patrons.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-26
DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS. LEFT NOTE BEGGING WEES FORGIVENESS FOR ACT

D. IT. White of Atlanta was found dead in his bed yesterday morning at o'clock in the Southern hotel, with a bullet in his right temple. Two letters were found in the dead mans coat, one addressed 'To Whoever Finds Me- and the other to his wife. Mrs. D. T. White, No. 42 White street, Atlanta, Ga.
 The ghastly discovery was made by a porter at the Southern hotel at exactly o'clock, while he was on his rounds calling the guests. The door was slight ly ajar and the negro caught a glimpse of the man lying across the bed his head and shoulders elotted with blood and the white counterpane soaked red. He imme- dately called the proprietor. who locked the door and notified the police. officer Kicks made an examination of the room and then called Coroner B. l.. Brasher. who appeared at 7:80 o'clock.