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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
SERIOUS STRIKE
 THREATENED IN
 ENGLAND TODAY
Especial from United Press !

London, Feb. 26.-There is no long Br attempt to minimize the dangers of threatened coal miners strike. Every branch of industry is threat ened. So serious is the situation that the officials today, began the most elaborate precautions to meet any emergency. The first steps taken have been to assure that transporta- tion shall not be interrupted. The entire force of regular troops in Eng land and Scotland was ordered to be ready for field service. Cars were ordered gathered at every garrison town. Details from the engineers corps were ordered to be ready to en bark on short notice.
 Automobile busses have been gath cred at the bigger garrison towns ad- iacent to the coal mining regions to remove trucks and rapid fire guns.
 Meanwhile, the cabinet officials arc working day and night to force a settlement and prevent the coal strike which, it is now admitted, will be only the opening gun of a general strike
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
U. S. SENATOR
 POINDEXTER TELLS
 OF SITUATION
WORSE THAN RUSSIA'S
 TREATMENT OF JEWS.

Especial from United Press-l
 Lawrence, Mass, Feb. 26.-After a personal investigation into the action of the authorities in arresting wo- men who were sending their children to friends in other cities to be cared for, United States Senator Miles Poin- dexter of Washington, prepared the following signed statement for the United Press:
 CBy United States Senator Miles
 POindexter.)
 It is evidently a campaign of star vation of women and children. The mill owners, backed up, strange to say by the police, and militia, the prosecuting attorney and the local judges, are making a concentrating z camp of Lawrence. The only parallel know of were the Spanish concen- tration camps in Cuba and Kitchen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
WHITE SLAVE CASE
Especial from United Pressl

Especial from United Press)
 Washington, Feb 26-Al lphonse and Eva Duffar. of Chicago, principals in alleged white slave case of na- tional renown. today, were refused by the supreme court recovery of s16OOO bail forfeited by them when prescott ed. The court rejected their appeal jn the main case more than a year
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
sTOKER DIES OF BURNS.
Special from United Press. l

N"pSCldI IIOiIl NIlbeu I SSS-)
 Greenwich, Feb. 26.-Martin Gold en. 30. a stoker at the New Haven roads Cos Cob power house died in the local hospital, yesterday, from burns sustained at work when a boil CT tube burst. Hans Nelson. a Ire man injured in the same accident is in critical condition. About two months ago, a workman was scalded to death in the same room.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
Beirut BOmbardment Is Officially Denied Roman Government Says Not a Shot Was Fired Into
 City
Especial from United Press. )

Washington, Feb. 26-An official cablegram from Rome received at the Italian embassy here, today, flatly denied that Beirut had been lombard ed by the Italian fleet. The cable gram reads:
 The Italian battleships have burn ed and sunk a Turkish gunboat and a torpedo boat in the port of Beirut No shot was fired against the city or military defenses.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
Bank DefauIter
 Is Pulled In
lSpecial from United Press,

Washington, F'ez. 26-William Adler, bank defaulter of New Orleans. today, was refused an appeal to the Su- preme court. He was accused of bank wrecking appropriating bank funds and buying a shipload of groceries with which he sailed away to Central America
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
BUSINESS MAN DIES.

Especial from United Press.)
 Stamford, Feb. 26.-Gottlcib F. Mentz 46, died here at noon. tod ". Mr Mentz had been engaged in the deIicatesscn business in this town, for upwards of 20 years and was well known in business circles. He is sur vived by his widow and two sons.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
FIRE LOSS IN THIS CITY DURING 1911 LESS THAN
 HALF THAT DURING 1910

Fire Chief Mooney Modestly Attributes It to 'Good
 Luck''-Eficent Work of the Department Gives Bridgeport High Place Among Cities for Small Per
 Capita Fire Loss
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26

LOST.-Large gold nugget stic pin, peculiar shape. Reward. Return Telegram office B 26 so TO RENT.-5 room fiat, TAG Maple St. improvements, SIP Inquire s. J. Drew, 6S3 Kossuth St. B q d*o
  A FINE FREE LUNCH all the time. Knickerbocker beer, Ehret's \. Y. lager and the best of liquors ClanCy's Cafe, PoH Bldg, Fairfield Ave. a+ MISS O. P. PAUL, late of the Strat- field. Manicurist, can now be found at w. H. McCoombS. over Douglas Shoe Store. 1O66 Main St.
 B 26 TO RENT.-563 Fairfield Ave. par Tor library and bedroom with steam heat and light, suitable for physi- elan, also double and single rooms, newly furnished and well heated
 B 2S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
UNCLAssIFIED

TO RENT.--5 rooms, improvements PA Wheeler Ave. 24 b"po WE SERVE you only what you asked for with a fine free lunch all day The New Elm Cafe & Grill, 40 Elm St., near Main a"p WANTED.-Girl to inspect records. Apply American Graphophone Co Disc Record Dept, Howard Ave entrance. FOR SALE-Eight room double cot tage at Bantam Lake, aiI improve ments, garage, running water and plenty of land, rents for s150.00 month, have applications for July and August (No agentS-) Address A. T. Jones, Box 46S. Waterbury, TO RENTING nice flats. March 1st. five rooms each, all improvements, first and second floor. S44 and S52 Hanover St. B 24 s%pO FOR RENT.-summer 1912, two fur nished houses near Shorehaven Inn. Inquire J.H. Marvin, East Norwalks Conn. 24 s%po FOR SALE-Large Wilton carpet suitable for large room, and lodge or hall for sale cheap, also smaller one and mating. Enquire at SIS State St. B q u@0 TO RENT-2 rooms, fully furnished. water heat, small bed room, one large front room, three windows. one step up, reasonable rent En- quire at 97S State St. B24u*o NOTTCE-Regular meeting of Brick layers and PIasterers' Union. No. 2. Monday evening, at Carpenters Hall, Broad St. Business of i'm portance. 24 b*po FOR sALE-New two family flat. No 2913 Fairfield Ave Snap for rSral- F7TV II h0 conn. b z5 o~o LOsT-Bank book on Farmers & Mechanics Bank. Please return to bank on Wall street B12s" WILL HAVE from now on fresh them trial. Mark Nagel, 652 E. Main St tfo 3 5 STOVES REPAIRED, all kind sup plies, all makes. pipe. gra'es. bricks, etc. Charges reasonable. 6SO Main St I1s a"o tf GUINEA HENN. ducks, roasting chickens. proiIers. fowl. liver pud- dInR. sausage meat bologna Bom- mos & RiItz- G B"I35o WANyED.-By young American vvid- ow 2 men boarders and roomers. Terms S4. % weekly. All improve ments- On east side .. S.. care Of Farmer. B 25 d%o TO RENT.---First class lodging house, centrally located, paying proposi- ton to right party. Enquire 64I Water St, near Fairfield avenue. PARTY WISHES to buy large or small parcels of land for building purposes. State location, price, etc. Address N. Y. F. Bridgeport Far
 ner. B g dEpo JOHN BELLUCCI.. formerly with Harry GoebeI Is now managing the Annex Barber Shop. 1036 Main St barber shop at 86I Main St, for merly occupied by Fr ank Schuster.
 B 12 tf. BONTNfOS & BILTZ. We will hay. fresh sausage meat every day from now on. IIS tf VALENTINE CARDS. Fine assort-. worth's, 10 Arcade. D 16 tf O TRY 4 BOX of Casca Laxine tablets for constipation. 25 cents.
 GOOD SECOND HAND National Cash Register fer saIe cheap Address AT THE METROPOLITAN CAR BARNS. 317 ?. 10th St. between 1St X End Ayes, 800 horses soc. Weight from 300 co 1,4OG lb.: all in first class condition; among them are several matched pairs, some little pavement sore. suitable farm woT or any general business; prices from $50 upwards: every horse and mare will be sold with trial of 15 elsewhere. See Foreman, phone 1892 Murray Hill, B 26 If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26
THE FARMER

can be obtained by NEWS BOYS DEALERS AND OTHERS. after o'clock evenings, at the Herald News Stand. 40 FAIRFIELD AVENUE
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-26

AT THE NIETR0POLITAH CAR BARNS. 317 ?. 10th St. between 1st & End Ayes, 800 horses soc. Weight from 300 GO 1,4O0 h.; all in first class condition; among them are several matched pairs, some little pavement sore. SuItab ble farm woT or any general business; prices from $50 upwards: every horse and mare will be sold with trial of days: loo these over before btlyinR elsewhere. See Foreman, phone 1892 Murray Hill. B 26 tf 6
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ZDftematiib
Sing Sdncibergeiellc bel ieinen Sie'
bcreicn sn @erfe.

Der % Sabre alts 9ulbert Sacob,
Elm Shneiber bon 2ouispiQe, Eb.,
fpurbs ssiteru 9tbsnb duf W.ranlaHuns
bes S1neioermeiiters Gam 9abtin,
Ro. 921 Gin Strabs, perbdftet uno
unter Der 2lnflags bes &leinbiebitdbls
eingeIperrt. Gr bate fir 8abttn einen
Gag searbeitet unb mar bdnn ansebz
LID unter Mitnabme elmer Sdeere unb
anberer Sa6sn berfhpunben. Spdz
ter iteuis Der Shneiber Worris Goloz
berg ii9 i'm poliSeibauptquortier ein
unb meIbete, baB elm Mann, tpelfsr
einen Sag ols 9efsIe fir i'm gearbeitet
bate, nnter Witnabme zines ipertbz
Oollen 9amentleibes fransDiiiden 4b='
ihieb genommen babe. Gs iteate iih
beraus, oab aua oiefer 0isbitubl bon
Saeob aussefiitrt porben mar.
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Gmit ElubS.
alnbmitslieS eripirft oaftbefebl &C.
gen ben Erumoter.

Charles puls, Elm Wirtb BON grigha
ton eripirfte geitsrn sineu 9aftbeiebl
eeeen Monte 5al.p, bsNen Office iif
i'm Bell glot befinoet, unter Der glnz
tlage bss Betrugs. 5alep battle ioges
ndnnte Suit glubs" ins 2eben gerus
fen, tpslde ii9 aus is 80 Mitslisbern
3uIammsnfebsn. Die sinselnsn Wita
glieber 5ablen ipDhentli9 je ST. ein
unb isbs Wohe tpirb elm anaus i'm
Wertbe BON $25 ausgelooit. Yer sliidz
lihe 9epinner srbdlt ben In5u9 uno
brau6t tsin. ipeiteren 3ablungen gu
MAIDEN. Sc sber iein Rame seaogen
fpirp, beito billiaer fieut iid islbitDsre
itGnoli6 isin Qnsus. Die 3iebunsen
IoIIten breibie Wohsn lang itattTins
ben, fobaB gum Shlub bsrielbsu je'
bes Mliteliso isinen 2lnaug bate,
Yuls, tpslder einem iolhen alub bsiz
getretsn mar, bebauptet, bub 6alsp bic
Stabt perlafen bat, bepor bic 3iehuns
gen been0st porben fpuren. gs beibt
bab Salsp mebrere taufenb Dollars
BEL benz untsrnshmen nssmadt" bas
ben IoQ.
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3fpeijGbriae: 6 GurIongs: Gtar Of
Danube 100, Noiturtium 102, 5orrpn
40, JIoral part 116, @oipen III.
Drittes Rennen - 9anbieap; Dr:i.
idbrise nno dlter; 6 5urlonss: Cir
8laife SO, Sbree Gtnts 100. gnfielo
1O2, Morristolpn 102, Robal Sea
107, presumption 112. Sim 8alen
la.
giertes Rennen - 9anbieup; Ren4
tidp Stafes; ] Weile uno 70 Warbs:
Modler 100, Dbite Dool 101, s. Wt.
@reen los, Yresumptipn 105. prina
ceB gallatpap 107, gea 9orfe III,
Gountleb LA, Merioian 1913, 9isb
pripate 128.
5iinftes Rennen Ceiling; Dreia
jdbrise unb alter; / 1/16 WeiIe:
SIsetb .05. gap Biro 1O7. Merrp
CAB 100, GliftOnian Ill. golitOne
III.
Sehftes Hennen - Seninq; Dreia
jcbrise unb dlter; 6 ssurlonss: Dorp.
ibb Dean 81, ghaumere 100, Gurlicue
l01. GOppertopn 1O2, Merrid 1O3.
Gaib on 0eliDerp 1O3, M. gambon
104, Mtilton 9. 1O4, Quartsrmaiier
I107, OuquesHe ITO.
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Shelter ssamilienbater..
Notormann jagt Jrau uno Ginber
unter Spoesorpbnngen aus
benz Sauie.

Mot. Bropu. elm Wotormann Der
College Sin 2inie, ipobnbaft No. II
Weit gorrp Strabe. ipuroe friib seitsrn
Worsen BON ben poli5iiten Hingbanb
unb Staab unter aufresenben nmitdna
ben perboftet unb unter Der Mnflase
bes Sragens psrborsener Waffen einz
fpsrrt. gropn bate feline Jrau unb
ainber aus benz 5oufe geiost unb sez
brobt, bisielben eri9isbsn gu ipollen,
fans Fl. periudsn piirbsn, Die Wohz
nung pisber su betreten. Rahbarn
perIubten ibn gu brubigen, tpuroen lez
bod ebenfalls nit benz 5ooe bebroht.
9lIs bic 8eamten Dds 5aus betraten,
fhloB Der WiitRrid bic Wobnunasz
tbiire auf unb perfuhte, burh etne
5intertbir gu entflieben. als er bon
osn ppli5iiten einaebolt puroe. ri4tete
8ropn ben Repolper aus iN, tpurbe
'aber obne Shipieristeiten enttpaffnet
unb binsfeit semaht.
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2okQl.Derid)t


Observation-Disclosures Gaib ers
uanllte geItern gbDaro WGGartbp
gum @Ierf i'm itdotiid)en aigl filr Sb-
bdhlole.
- cSn Bomb Sill, einenl Sbeil bon
Hoie Sill uno in Dem ongren5enben
@ebiet herridte lpdbreno bes geItrigen
CAGES seitpeilig @aIiermangeI. Cine
swoli5oaige Sauptrobre on Der GoB
.apenue, nabe Der Enooof Hoao, mar
ndnlIid) eeboriten unb e5 oauerte &C.,
raune Belt, ebe Die notblse Neparas
tnr oorgenomnen tueroen fonnte.
- Stootantpalt 8ettman erflarte
aeitern, baB er eeridtlihe Shrltte
tbrn piro, Inn oie 8aSgeieaihuft oa'
ran su perbinoern, fir Die 5ransfe-
rirung BON 8aionletern eine @ebibr
bon ST 5u berednen.
- Die 8u 8ois Safetp Camp Go.
bon Hsp gort bat seitern i'm gunoess
seriht cine SnabeneriaBtluse iiber
$50, 900 ssgsn 9bomas S. GOrcoron
ben prGiibenteH Der gorcoran Camp
60. tpsssn ansebliner patentDerIeBuna
anbdngie semaht. Der 8ertlasts fDll
eine bon ben Yerflasten patentirtt
pubpomobe fir lampen fabriairt uni
in ben Sanbel gebraht buben. Gleihs
5eitig tpiro aud um einen ginbaltsbes
febl gegsn ben Wertlasten nadseiuht
um ibn baran gu perbinbern, bieft
puspomuoe nod fernerbin gu fabrisi.
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Weiftesgeft6rter
SerrDriiirt Herional unb Gaiiasierc
elmer Strafenbabncar.

Gin Mann, tpelter nit benz As
Sabre alien Dr. 20. 6. Bladburn bon
gbtuicotbe. Dbio, ibentiib isin foa.
tpurbe geifern Nbenb unter eigenihiims
lihen umifdnben unter Der Mntlage
bes linorbentlihen getragens in elmer
Strabenbahncar perbaftet. Die poliz
sei slaubt, baB Der gefansene ssiitsss
eeitDrt lift.
Serrn Jreb. Sdmieiins, 8eTber bes
tefonnten Spmmersartens an ber
@ilbert unb Blair Npenue, Walnut
Sias, mar an Der 7. Mpenue unb Wine
Strube elm autseileibetsr Mann aufs
sefalIen, tpel6sr ibm su folsen fhien.
Gr ging Die Z. Npenle aur gentrdl
gpenue entlang unb bann iiber lsstere
aur s. apenue, mo er cine Dftlih fab
renoe Seoamspille StraBenbobnear
beities. gu ieiner llebsrraihuns be-
fanb fit Der ssrembe nur penige
Sdritte binter ibm unb beities oieielbe
Gar. Gr nabm nabe 5errn Shmtez
iing plaB unb itarrte, Die Sdnoe IN
bic RodtoI1en perientt, Dor iih bin,
Bis Der apnbutteur lam, um bas
ssabrgelo gu follettiren. Der unbetmz
lihe paHaaier rief benz 8opouttear
nit oroRnbsr Stimme gu: rRubren
sic fich niht BON Ser Steae", unb Der
9pnbufteur blieb, in Der Nnnahme,
bab Der 5rembs einen Repolper in Der
5aIfe ba6en tDnnte, resuneslos por
ibm fteben. Der paHagiere bemdhtigfe
fd cine srobs 2tufresuns, j.boh mad-
te Hiemanb Nnitalten, benz Ronouf=
teur gu 6ilfe 5u fommen. Ils ots
Gar bic S. 2penue unb 9ine Strabe
errei6t bate, lpurbe 8ertehrspoli5iI
@egban duf ben Dorsang uufmertiam
Iprang auf bic Gar unb nahm ber
Mann feit. Meittlertpeile mar be,
Gtrabenba6npertebr tempordr ins
Stodsn geratben unb eesen 30 Cars
batten Ii6 on Der Strabenfreuaunl
oneeTammelt. DER Gefangsne ipeigert'
| fid, in ser GENERALIZATION bic an ibr
gsrihteten syrdsen 81 beantiDorten, le'
bod ipurbe in ieinem 8eiiBe elm al
Or. Wm. 6. 8lodburn. core Of @6riit
9oipital ssrihteteter Brief borsefun:
ben. Cine Nnfraee in benz 5oIpitd
srgab, bab Jrau Or. W. 6. gladburr
bon gbinicotEe. Sbio. iih als qatien:
tin in Der Mnfalt befinbet unb bab be,
@efaneene jebenfans ibr Gatte 1T
Or. Bladburn pirb j.benfalls au
Isinsn geitessuitano bin unterfuh
iperben.
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9as 5ipeiit0dise 8adfteinhaus SO.
412 g6te Qlbe., 9anton, bas BON
George u. 8oobburn unb 5amilie be-
nObnt pirb, purbs seitern 81 friiber
Stunbe infolge elmer 9aserploiion De-
molirt. Die Syumilie befanb li9 in tie
fem S9lofs, als bic Grplpiion erfolgte.
Die 8epobner, George Woooburn uno
Gattin, iopie fein Sobn Sobn unb
5tpei 5Ddter, Grace uno Warp, pur-
ben aus ben 8etten seIhleubert unb
fliihteten, nur nit ben Hadttleibern
ansetban, ins 5rsie. Die 5anlilte fanb
i'm 5auie bes Ridters Yunsblui
freunblide 2lufnabme. Die grploIion
mar 10 fart, baB bic Wdnbe bss Ge=
bdubes einitiir5tsn. Sin piano nuroe
in Stude aerriHen unb in DEN 6of ges
16leubert. Die urfahe Der grploiion
1T bis jest ni6t Detannt. Das @us
purbs in Der Nodbarihaft abssbrsbt,
um etpaige tpeiter. Grploiionsn gu
perbIteu.
- 9lnpalt Jrant Spiselberser bon
8ellepu. tpurbe anldblih ieines 0e=
burtstases bon ieinen aablreiden
5reunben nit elmer Surprtie partt
besbrt.
- Der brauenperein Der gp. Brot
ct. Sotannes @eHeinbe npn 9elIepus
halt feline monatlide 0erfammlune
am 5onutas Nadmittas in Der Rird.
Qb.
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Snoepphl Manmerdlor.

giner Der Itdrtlten, beiten unb lets
Itungsfdbigiten @eianspereine Der
Stabt, Der 5iibepobl Wdnner6or,
pirb am Sonntag, ben 3. Nopember,
feline erit. notwithstanding Der Saiz
ion in Der Central 9urnbaIle peranz
ftalten. Der 6iioepobl Mdnnerhpr
bat unter Der tiihtisen 2eitung ieines
Dirisenten, 5err 2ouis gbreott. per>
fdiebens neue 2ieber einItubirt unb
feline seiansliden 2eiitungen iperben
feline aahlloien Greunbe 3tpeifelsobns
polauf befrisbigen. Den Greunben unz
eestpunsenen 5umors, unb ibrer iinb
piele, tDnnen mir perratben, oab auf
einige prddtise ionifhe Sahen gum
gortrase gelansen tperben. Wir mir
in grfabruns brahten. baben bic meiz
iten beutlhen 9efangpereine foipie am
bere befreunbete Yereine ibr grfheinen
anaetiinbist unb ipirb bic srobe 9urns
ball: am 3. yeopember unsipeifelhafi
Bis auf ben lsbten plab sefiilIt iein,
yeah Der llnterbdltung folgt ein flotter
1dna. Wer oaxr am 3. NoDember
einige senliitblihe Stunoen berl.ber
min, Der beiuhe bic SGngsr bonn 9iibez
pobl Mdnner4or.
Das intereHante prosramm lauie1
ME folgt:
rRod iino bic Sage Der Rolen1,
Mag Spider
.0drf | 3 9ionbl liobe".
Carl Sienmanr
Die fafriihe 9aB1. 1bomas Roiha1
,Spielmannsfabrt" Sulius Bengerl
.Shndbifhe grbihaft", pNE. Srk
!. Sonntag" =. Btr3ed
.Die berrlihHe @abe i'm 2eben1,
Mbolpb air6
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Mtapur @mnt
Iorbert itaotiidJe slngeitcllte 5'.r
aampagne su Wnniten Der GrbO-
bung Der Stenerrate anf.

Die fGmmtlichen itabtiiden hinge
itellten lpurben eeltern Rahmittag INN
5 llbr, nah S6luB Der gureauitune
ben, auf Wsiiung oes Wlanors 9nnt
nah benz Stabtratbual befhieosn, no
Der 8iirqerneiIter ibnen in obfolui
niht mib5upsritebenber Weiie ertldrts.
oab iie nit aller ibnen gu 8ebote itss
benben Gnersis fir bic @utbeibuna
ser Grbobung Der Steuerrate fur
ItdotiIhe 3psde arbeiten foQten.
Der Manor Iebte ibnen anseindn=
oer, bab bic Stabt obne Die grbohns
Der Steuerrate obiolut nidht seniigenos
Gelpsr gu Bsrfiiguns baben tpirbt
unb es bd6er in ibrsm eisenen Snters
eiIe fei, tpenn iie Bel Der 8iirserIhafi
eifria propasanoa fir bic 9utheibune
Der grb0bun9 md6ten.
,Wenn bic GrbDbung niht eutgebeis
ben tpirb," bemsrtte Der Wupor, III
iperbe i9 bic itdbtiiden 4nseiteltsr
bierfiir quaIi perantportlih batter
uno iie tperben audi in eritsr 2inie BIZ
Jolgen 5u trd9en baben. unier'
@elbmittsl tperben iebr bsihrdntt ieir
unb bic 5olse piro iein, ouB mir bit
3abl Der 9lngeItslten nm ettpa q
prpsent rsbusiren unb aud Die 8s
bGlter berabieBeu miiFen, nm NIT bsr
bann porbanbenen 9elDern austpm
men su t0nnen."
Gum Sdlub betonte Der Wdpor
bab ieinsr 2lnIiht na4 es fir elmer
itGatii6en 2lnseiteaten polltommel
itattbaTt lei, fir einen iOlden 3psc
aampaene 81 MAIDEN.
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3 f ~ " r i & :. :
Broieft bon Ser 2iga etnltinriltg tn
boiiirt ipnroe.
Sobann ipnroen Die 9tontinations-
aommitteen fir Die beporltebenoe
geamtenlpahl Der Siga alifgeitelt.
Dos gieauIare 9omnittee leet iid
aus foIgenoen Serren 5uiannlen:
sssobn Nienes, 8oriiser; Geo. 5tls,
sSames Bittner, @m. gobmann nlto
Sobn @alib; mabreno oas nnobbans
gige &onlmittee aus ben Serren
5reD. Shou, 8oriiter, Beter Setlter,
S. Holiers, Wm. 9eooens nno Ghas.
S6neiber beitebt, Die @abl finoet
i'm nahitet Wonat itatt linD periprlht
fih iebr lebbaft gu geitalten.
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Grunoeiseat6nnt u. 1Gnten. +.

ssm It1otiihen 8auamt lpurben ge'
itern oie iolgenoen 8mIerlaubniBs
ifeine eripirft: 2eona Ban !Surt,
|21aItofiges MobHbaus an Der Baris
StraBe, nahe Der ainiep auenue,
$500; gofinger & 5opfins, 212-
itodiges 8obnbails auf Dem 8runo.
Itiif No. 274 gobman slpe., $350O;
|@. $. Yeters Nealtp 60, 21aitofises
Mobnbaus on Der Sne5 apeilue, nabe
Der Eortb 9enb Noao, $3500; Bron,.
mer & Maroorf 21ait0dises @o1n-
| baus. nnf Dem @runoitiid geo. "a
Marfbreit glpenuc, $2500.
K \
gaufontnliii1r Mapp fonbemnirte
geItern Die breiItodi8e Wietbsfalerne
go. 1923 ssorafer apenue. Gas Sans
gebort q. o. 6reaion.
Quut benz Wcnatsberidt bes it6btis
Ihen Boutommiifdrs Rapp ipurben TN
Waonat Ottober i'm itdotifGen GaMdmt
Observation-Disclosures fur 8autsH I'm
gelammtfperth BON $798, 8,625 srtpirtt.
Sm Ofiober porigen Sabres belief iih
Der Gsfammtip.rtb Der in Nngriff sss
nommenen 9outen auf $2,624.97O,
aber in benz Wonat mar Der Baus
srlaubnibihein fir ben Moltentrdbsr
Der Union Central Qife Snfurunce 90.
fir $4,000, 600 ertpirtt tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02
Qatpnia.

Die ssitrigen Rsnn.n batt.n foIgsn<
oes Reiultat;
Grites Rennen - 81 5urIonss:
5isl, 105 (Ratban), seiponnsn; Sal-
Icn, 112 (Molesportb), aipeites; Or.
SddIon, 104 (9rob). orittes. 3elt,
Ill 1/5,
Die So Mutusls bs3abIten: 5isl.
$3.50 gu ssipinnen, $3.50 plaes,
$3.50 Sboip; 9afon, $3.50 Ylace,
$3.50 SbOD; Gr. SadiOn, $3.50
S6op.
3peites 4ennen &c syurlongs:
Rlsburn, 112 (Jurner), setuonnen;
5lpins 3om, 100 (9riner), 5tpsites;
5be @rooer, 104 (gurton), brittes.
3eit, lis 2/5.
Die So Mtutuels besablten: ale=
burne, $40 gu eelpinnen $3.50
plaee, $3.50 Sbon; sylpins 5onl.
$3.50 pIace. S4.1O Sbop; Sbe @raz
Der, $3.50 Sbotp.
Orittes Hennen 81 5urlpngs:
port Irlinston, 119 (gurton), sez
lrpnnen; Searlet pimpernel, 122
(5ain), stpeites; Dominica, 119
i5urner), brittes. 3sit, ITO 3/5.
Die 81 Mutusls bsaablten: pOrt
Nrlinston, $50 gu sepinnen. 5000
place, $1O40 Sboip; Searlet pimz
pernel, $29.330 plaee. 5000 Sbotp;
Dominica, $3.50 Sboip.
8iertes Rennsn-6anbieap; / /16
Meile: Gol. 6olIptpap, 103 (1urner),
aeponnen; 9eIene. 81 (5aplor), 5tpeiz
iss; Mub Sil, 104 (9urton). brittes.
3eit, 2:04 1/5.
Die So Mlutuels k5ablten: gol.
Solloipan, $4.9O au setpinnen. $3.50
9lace, $3.50 Sbop; 9eIene. $3.50
plaes, $3.50 sbop; Muo Sin, $2.7o
Shop.
s5iinftes Rennsn - l. 1/16 Meile:
1eaiber Duiter, III (2pftus), setpDns
men; Dut1 Rod, 107 (grOb), aipeites;
Gan pop. 107 (9enrp). brittes. 3eit,
1:5O 3/5.
Die So Mlutuel sbeaahlten: Jeatbsr
Ouitsr, $3.50 5u eetpinntn. 81 plaee,
$3.50 Gbotp; Duth Rod, $4.10 plaee,
$4 5boip; 9op pap, $3.50 Sbon.
Sehftes Rennen - 1 WeiIe unb 7C
Darbs: Soc 6tein, 112 (@ooit). ges
ipcnnen; lobe Dan. 1O6 (Grob), 5tpei.
tes; patrufk. 1O6 (9urton). brittes,
3eit, 1:49 1/5.
| Die 50 Mutuels besablten: Ser
Stein, $24.20 au geipinnen, $1O.3C
Qlace, $3.50 Gbcip; 2ope Dan, $19.-
40 pIace, $12 Sbom; qatrude, 81
Sboip.
s5ur bic beutisen Rennen finb folg.
esnb. pferbe ansemelbet tporbtn:
| GrNes Rennn 3peiidbrige; 81
Jurlongs: Semptrite 1O5, Mnnn pus
tricia 100 Nnna Reeb 105, Gilt OAR
1O5, Gam. 6irfdb 105. Jimmie GiI
1O8, Blu San 108. 2etpin 108, Rim.
munbp 1O8.
3mtites RenHeu - 3anbicap;