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Professor Preston is 50 years old. He is a graduate of Prnceton and one whom we hold in very high es- teem. As young man he began his university studies at Columbia, which, however, we're interrupted on ac- count of illness. At that time he gave up Ire idea of completing ais edu- cation and went into business, in which he made rapid and notable suc- cess and became head of very pros porous manufacturing company in Newark, N. J. After gaining a sub stantial fortune and feeling keenly hat compensate for hs abandoned college career he determined to attain a long desired and which ear Tier years had denied him. Although nqaring the age of 40, he never; he- less closed his active business career and went abroad to study for two years at the Sorbonne, Paris.
 Received Many Degrees
 Returning to America he came to Princeton for two more years of addi- ticnal study. On account of the wide range and unusual excellence of his work, both in underg graduate and graduate studies, he took at the same commencement not only the degree of IL. B., but the degree of M. A. as well. a unique attainment. He also was elected at that time to the Princeton chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society"
 Professor Preston was exceedingly popular and made many friends while at Princeton He was subsequently appointed fellow of the American School of Classical Study at Rome, and later won in competition open to all universities of the United States, the fellowship fthe Archaeological Institute of America. After pursuing his studies abroad, he returned to Princeton and took his degree of Doctor of Philosophy. He then was called to his present professCrship of Wells College.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Preston ST., live in South Orange, N. J.
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:. Get-Rich.Quick WallingfOrd.

All lovers of good clean comedy will welcome the announcement of the coming of Geo. M. Cohan's much heralded play Get Rich Quick Wal lingford,' which will be presented here at the Elks Theater for a mati- nee and night performance Saturday. It is doubtful if any purely American play produced in the last decade has been the recipient of such unanimous approval as has been vouchsafed this pen product of young MT. Conan whose many laugh-provoking plays in the past have been the means of securing him a following sufficiently enthus- iastic and numerous to fill any play house in which they are scheduled for hearing. In view of this, and also to the fact that Get Rich Quick Wal linfrord" has been the biggest con- edy hit ever seen in New York and Chicago in recent years it is safe to predict a big demand for seats when the sale opens on this morning at nine o'clock and continues until the show s arrival.
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A TONIC LAXATIVE
Pe-ru-na, an Up-to-Date Family Medicine That
 Should Re In Every Home

good tonic laxative the great majority of cases of sickness would be pre- vented.
 Peruna is a remedy that should be kept in the house. It's virtue as preventive to disease i5 the thing ! wish chiefly to emphasize.
 A slight condition of constipation may lead to serious sluSgishness of the bowels, biliou5ness, re-absorption of poisonous material and finally sickness. Or apathy of the stomach in which the food is not relishod, may gradually lead to atomic dyspepsia or to the acQGi@ition of some acute dis ease. For either one Of these condi- tions 9 few doses of the tonic laxative Peruna would set matters right. This is why the remedy should always be kept handy by.
 When once the value of Peruna as a household remedy is understood no home would be without it. Cathartics pills and powders would be discarded Irritating tonics would be no longer taken. Alcoholic drinks would have no place. With a few doses of Peruna a vigorous appetite is produced and if there be any sluggishness of the bowels their function is gradually re- stored.
 Most laxatives are weakening in their effect. A tonic laxative guards against this weakening effect. Until right living has become so thoroughly established that all medicines are su- perfluous, Peruna will be needed. It is exactly the remedy that meets numer- ous necessities of the household. Sold at all drug stores.
 MT. John B. Perkins, 22 Whiting St., Plymouth, Mass, writes: q think Pe- runa is a number one medicine. was troubled with catarrh and bowel com- plaint. I tried several doctors, but could only find temporary relief. I took Peruna and am glad to say that it cured my catarrh and corrected my bowels" PERUNA IS FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
 SPECIAL NOTICE Many persons are making inquiries for the old- this formula is now put out under the name of KA-TAR-NO, manufactured by KA-TAR-NO Company, Columbus, Ohio. Write them and they will be pleased to send you free booklet.
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Nearly everybody is obliged more CT less to take a laxative. There are of course a few exceptions. A great many people also need occasionally to take a tonic. Probably few households exist that do not make use of tonics and laxatives.
 The remedy Peruna is a laxative tonic. 1t not only operates as 8 gentle laxative, but Aiso as d tonic.
 The benefit derived from such a remedy is q great deal more in the prevention of disease than in the cure. After ;l person has really become sick, either with an acute or chronic ail- ment, the rule should be to employ a physician, or some enc who can give the case his personal attention. But long before this happens the person will complain of this or that symptom, which is not severe enough to interfere with his regular activities. If at this place before the disease has really gained a foothold in the system, a per- son was to take dose or two of a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-10-31

a musical comedy on entirely new and unique lines, full of fun and good music, introducing those two ini- mitable character creations of "Bud'' Fishers genius with the pencil. The play was constructed for laughing purposes only and in fact it has been eminently successful. From the first appearance of "3Mutt and Jeff until the final fall of the curtain, laughter is incessant When you go to see Mutt and Jeff place, your dignity on the seat and sit down on it. You are going to laugh without regard for dignified demeanor or regardless of what anyone else is thinking about you.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kldMev md bladder troubles. removing gra- vel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheumatism, and all irregu- larities of the kidneys and bladder of both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If no, sold by your druggists, will be sen
 by mail on receipt of $1.00. One small bottle is two moHth's treat ment. end seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send for testimonials from this and other states. D. w. Hail
 2820 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. 10'1e-t7
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"Mutt and Jeff. g

Mutt and Jeff" and their entire family of fun makers, singers and dancers come to the Elks Theater for an engagement of matinee and night. Monday November 4. Mutt and Jeff holds the record as the most successful cartoon play in theatrical history. Not alone that. but it is now acknowledged the financial sue cess of the season, which means practically the most meritorious mu- sical production of the year. The critics have said 1.-the people are saving it all over the country-box Of flee records prove it., To have creat. ed such furore. Mutt and JeH
 must be worthy of your patronage as well as it was of the patronage of. others who laud it to the skies. It IS
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Call No. 796 for your laundry work. You will get prompt service and good work. Pine Bluff Steam Laundry. 10-26 Ct
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AMERICAN BALLOONIST
 LOST IN EUROPT

Kansas City. Oct. 30.-The Kansas City Aero Club tonight wired Secre- tary of State Knox to request the government of Norwaq, Sweden and Pilot Watts, who represented Kan sas City in the International Balloon Race which was inaugurated at Stutt- gart, Germany last Sunday eve nning. Four balloons are yet to be reported.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18

eirIotomotipt aetroffen iinb an bel
rthten QUITE unb benz Riidgrat erbebs
lid perlebt. Gr ipurbs NIT bem MIDI.
| iten perfonsn5ug um balb IL llbr isuf
Daptpn bef1rbert.
- Srou Maqgie 9utton BON Io.
421 Norb 4. Gtrabs melDets Der pcli'
5ei ,cdb ibre 16 Sabre alte Sohter
emma Bruce, am lebten Sonntae
4benb ben DbIinssri6en 9arten NIT
elmer geipiifen Ste[a SpdIpins beiuh.
te unb felt Der 3sit permibt tpirb.
- paul O. gater BON bier ipirb ON
/. Sttober JrI. MarD 2ouiie Stuuin
gum Sraualtar fiibren.
Die iunqsn Burden Jrant
9ropn. go. perrp, Sobn 5il unb
Gbarles Jitnatsr, ipelhe lebten Grei.
tag Rahts in ben aaben Der Watbes.
Spbnqen 60. in Wibbletprpn einbrdn.
gen, nurben bon Wapor 5ssr Don bort
oem Geriht iiteripisien.
- Barbara gliihfpit, cine 20 Sabre
alte Snfuifin bss Gountb 4rmenbois
les, tpelhe seitsrn Dor nhi 9ugen aus
Der Nnitalt entfIob, iputbe BON go.
9unb, tpelfer In Der Ndbe bes Steins
bruts. nabe Der Columbia Bride,
lpobnt. aufsenpmmsn unb bort stfuns
ben.
- 5urrn Mennineer. tpelfer benz
8arbier Z. 3. liiIIer Elm RafirmeHer
ausfiibrte unb fir % Gents pertoufte,
tpuroe poreeifern Ibeno BON Der poli-
Sci perbaftet unb gsitern Worsen BON
Manor Straub Inn $25 uno bic gps
iten beitraft. I'm Grmangsluna bes
9eIbes mubie er oas Gountps gefdnss
nib besieben.
- Die Woblrihter. Reaiitrdre unb
glsrts fir bic Wabl i'm Rppembsr
ipurbsn eeitern pon ben StaatssSus
perpifpren Der Mablsn ernannt.
= Charles Mn9elo 9urit, Elm friiber
ipoblbstdnnter llhrmaher unb Batter
bon prof. Gibnsp 6. Durit BON gins
cinnati, itarb eeitern Morssn in ieiner
Wobnune, go. % Siio 6. Strobs, an
S6pdhe i'm alisr BON II Sabrsn. CT
hinterldbt nur ben einsn Spbn.
- alfreb auhr unb SRI. GtslIa
Sennetpein ipurosn osftsrn Worgen In
Der ct. Stepbans airhe bura pater
5iioore sstrdui.
- Die Jeuerpebr tpurbs porssittrn
Qbeno nah Der gromtpenfb fbsn Wobs
nung in Der Serrdce an Der gari 2lpe.
gerufsn, Inn Elm Jsusr in sinem aIsi.
berfhrunt 81 IoIb.n.
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- Dproibn Rog.I. 6 Sabre aft,
bon Io. 2348 GIsntpan Ipe., Yrits
SiQ, purbe gtiiern Ruhmittas an
Der gds Der s. unb Giats 4p<., Dor
bem bonn farbisen gbnuffsur Sobr
Sttin esIsntt.m 4utomobil bes Wal.
ter Soffsr uisbsrg,runnt uno 5iems
lit fhper nerlsst. Dos ainb puros
beineebrabt. uno er GAauffsur purs
b. tpeeen usbertretung Der automobils
orcinan3 Derhofiei. ba ous li3enss
fhiIb an Dem 2lutomobil febIts.
albert Gpfer, 81 Sabre oft.
syabrmdnn i'm Di.niie Der 6.ilsurs
NEE, IitI ssIt.rn Abenh DOR b,m Sous
fs go. 1922 Dinfislo 2tDe. bon feis
nem Waasn uno erliit einen 8ru6 Der
re6ten anieihsibe. CT fpurbe nad
ben itdbtiItsn 6oipital ssbratt.
patrid Rpun. 60 Sobrs alt, BON
7. unb Central 2tpe., eeristb geftern on
Wiain Ctr. uno WitUsiden Gpe. Siuis
ften i,inen Ddaen unn cine Wausr
uno true einsn gruh bss linien
S9luFelbsins, iopie itlimme aontus
Fonen odpon. st tpurN mad BEN
ftdbtifttn 5OipitaI s.bradt.
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Serbitfeit bes glag. arbeiter Snrner
nnb gltblcten alnbs.

2lm tpmmenoen Spnntag, bsm %
September, peranftultet Der Iagenteins
Arbeiters, 2urners nnb Ntblstens alut
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gon3 duberorbentli6 Invertebrates tur=
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hummer elm Vreisturnen bilbsH pirb.
BEL ipeldem ben Siessru als prsii,
aolbens Wleb1ilIen ipinten. sSiir nieies
Detts7urn.n III natiirlih ieiiens Der
8ereinsmiiglieber unier Der Geitune
bes belpdhrtsa IurnIsbrers Sofef
Sbuitsr eifris seiibt fporoen, 70 bab
burhpes muitersiiltiee geiitungen 5u
sriport,n itebsn. Qnberbsm lpirb audi
sin preisrinstompf itottfinbsn. selss
aentIih beiien ii1 Der Champion BON
Cincinnati sWbiiie" MlilIer nit bem
itGr.ifen Rinst6mpfer bss 9ereins
meifen ipirb. ShlisbIih bat fih Der
@srein ouh bic Wliiipirtung bss bes
tannten AtbIsten 6. 8. SoIigretpe ges
fideri, Der fib i'm @etpittkben proc
busirtn nirb. 4n llnterbaItung ipiro
iomit tein Wanoel iein unb alien
ssreuno.n Der Surnersi in sin gefu1
bieitr 9eronitaltune. bic bersits Vnhs
mittogs um bier ubr beginni, orinssno
an3urdtben.
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Jn etner IN Oa1ton, Sp', ao9e'
laltenen Stootrothsl'sung puroe ois
Sanolungstpetie oes improvements
Rommlttess, os grude uber oteSapn'
9eleiie ON Der y SJolon aoe. Rtrefs
teno, gutsebetBen uHo Is puroe Den
anpdlten Oantons uno Selsoues uno
Der 8. u. >. etenbahn uberloNsn,
fe't5ultsuen, ipsr ole ao'ten trd9ef1
rnuB. DE Spe5ritoflonen oes Jnges
llleurs 9la5lsr, Die 0rootrln9 Ger
S5duon aoe., oberhalp DER Y. Il. y.
grude, Rtref'eno, pnroen guieehetBen.
Die Rotten klaufsn lt1 ouf $3.50
uno iousn 9lst1bettlin pon Den Sfdo@
ten Saptpn uno Seleone getrd9en mere
ben. Y. Us. arelolst erh'elt ben aors
trdtt fur Die Hs9ung etnes absugstas
malls an Der e!ap Str. 0te arbs'ten
munen tnnerpulo lo aogen fert'eee'
laeH. lOStUen' S.'. y.si0tu.'On lou'N
unee'u'''',sn t D,tgenlab m. uN ea.''> 0s,
Ipsse un VI Dalnnts r % oI.' os.s..l.
sI; - 80 -stp p 60
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tronsn g;s gnnh aor,,,;gSrs r.
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nnns t,n,srr;rtsn g;s eom,nrn;,1.
H. n.s Gstrht eoI;,;4nrs @t.nhsn
glufIep BON Gopinoton bos bic stGbt,
fi6 in Der glno,leoenbtit BEG 0sr,oufs
Der gtroB.nbotu G,erebtToms per.
binbsn follten. fpurbe einsm Spesials
Rommittss iib.rtpieIen, be'tsbenb aus
ben Serren Sboup, gppt unb Gum
ming. StabtantpoIt ReuItler berihtes
ts. oaB bic Sdunorp 20. an Der 8. une
gtc8lnnsq Aos. ii1 petssrs, BEN
9ou6nFl ab3uhelfen, 70 laHge anoers
Seiddfts rtht ebsnfalls batu ssaipuns
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- Rapmonb Sunter, 81 Sabre aft,
an Der 90. 7. Strabe ppbnbaft, Der
ees Stefens nit Der 2tbfiht 3u too
ten, aneetlast iit, batte seftern fein
9r-psrbDr i'm bieiisen @tabtseriht.
Sunter perfebte Dor einen Mondt
Wenoerptb auf einer gelIepue Gar eis
nen NeFeritih in ben unterteib unS
in bic Seite. Wenbsrptb mar nod
10 f6pah, bob sr taum fprehen
tpnnte. 0as 9erbDr ipiro eute
fottgefest.
- SRI. 9ldnbe Ebather bat als
2ebrerin Der 6igbIanb Diltrittz
itule reiignirt unb miro eine Steue
aIs 2ebrerin an ben Dffentlihen
S6ulen Gopingtons dntreten.
Die Campbell gountp @ablz
armmiTdre baben geitern bic 8eams
ter fir bic Reeiftrirung i'm Sttober
uuS Wabl i'm RoWmber ernannt.
Die gebeimpoli3iitsn guttinsbom
uno Sbeeran fanben geftern in Der
gBobHung bon Irtbur WtcGann an Der
Wonmoutb Strobe, nabe Der 6. Ctr.
neitere Sdmudidhen I'M Wertbs
ben 1915. bic aus benz Supelierlaben
bon Ssiamp NoItiHs geitoblen lpas
rem.
Sannab Jullsr reifte i'm arsiss
seridt eine Sheiounsstlage gsgen
Surrp 3. Iuller Elm. 8as paar beis
ratbets i'm Sabre 1902 in GOpington.
Die Grau bi6ulbist ibu Der WtiBs
banoluns unb gernahIdFi9uns. sic
psrIangt aud Iltmente.
Wi[liam grotpn, % Sabre alt,
purbe i'm Greisgsrih. fir irriinnis
srtldrt unb feline lleberfiibruns nad
lotelano anseoronet.
- 8oriiber 8tsten pom bemotratis
ihen Staot aommittee fpuros aeitern
benatribtist, bab sr gum 9oriiser
oes 4ampasne aommiitees fir
Campbell gountn erRannt poroen lit.
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- llnier Mgent in SamiIton III
Serr Gbnnrb grud, 449 Sno lanite
Strahe. gea Eel. 476 o., Some
gbDne 1851 u. 8
- Die pennfplpanio giienbabnz
Geieuihuft piro bsmnd1jt nit Der
lleberDOlbuns beg 5bbruulies on Der
s. Strabe, BON Der Win bis 5ur 5en=
ton Strube, beginner.
- poftmeiftsr Carl Sdsa lit bon
einem gefud In 4tIantie gitD 3uriids
getebrt.
Greb. 9oobpin, %, unb Masqie
De 8orb, Is, 9eibe DDn WibbIstonn,
erlangten eineH beiratbsfhein unb
purben BON Griebsnsrihter 9usbss
setraut.
- 20. 8. WcGcDnn BON 1872 Drag
nolia Strobe, Dupton. Ohio, tpurbe
pDrleste Nant in ber N1be oes g.,
8. .sab .. Aahrbofl pon einer Non.
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Die Neppprt Office fir bas y0n'
einnatier gplfsblatt" befinoet itd) in
Vu. 339 gOrf Srafe, gegeniiber BEN
GDnrtbauie, iuuielbit Weuisfeiten, In.
Seisen II. |. III. bis 10 llbr As Wina'
ten glberSs entgescrsenpmmeu iper.
ben. SelepbUn South 2401.
llmfaiTenbe 0orbersitunaer
tpurben getroffen, Mopor 9ueuii
Selmbolb bel isinsr 3uriittunft Dol
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gungen: SbaIer Bern, SruTtee Don
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81. = gopurb Orr Hsal an Uli6asl
gahmunn. Got in Repport. 81.
- gbeI6eins: Daniel :. gepadr
BON Columbus, g., uno 9labns sSns
Itin BON girclepilIe, 8. - q. q. ga
pugs unb milbana Dorenspans, bsis
be BON 8reatpille, ap.
- Sm Staotgerihie hatten Iih
geIiern 8ormittdg ipisber cine 4nsa9l
Gnaben untsr 18 Sabren eingefunben,
ura ben gerbanolungen gu lauIden.
2eu..8aumfieIo iteIlte ibnen bieDabl,
entfpeber BEN Geri6tsfaaI 5u berlaTz
isr. ober nnd Dem gefdngnib sd
panbern. - gbpnrb georss, 20 Sab
re alt, Der ongetldst mar, niht fir
feihe Gamilie gu forssn, puroe unz
ter $500 giirsfhaft geiteat, bamit
er po6entIib $500 gum llnterbaIt
beiiteuert. r. Der San bon aeo. airs
bn. tpegsn gereinen 8enebmens, fpu-z
be uuf bas offene 8pdet aefest. - 4rz
tblr Mcgann's Sal, lpsgen grob=
oiebftabL wuroe auf heuts perfdo=
ben.
Die 6isfieen SpirituaIiften fei>
err am tommsnben Sonntas I'm 1enrs
psI an Der Gpation Strabe, ibr II.
MnniDeridrium. Or. z. SO. Smith
BON Der Snbiana Spiritual 4Foeias
ti0r, ipirb Die Jeier leiten.
Der ct. Dburi.n Sungfrauerle
8erein BON Clifton bdlt beute abeab
In Der Wcbnuns bon Grl. s5lorence
Drilling go. "a 6ome 4pe., cine
geriammlung ab, I'm iiber bic Qrt
uno Weife Der Grlangung BON sSclbs
fir eine RirtHe in Clifton gu Bee
rutben.
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tbum auf serihtIihem Wkee. SIN
Galie bes 4entlidp 2eibz unb gau4
9ereins sesen 0ernon 5huiter, SO
gder 2anb an benz De Courier Greet
an Den RIdser fir 1926. - SIN
Jalle Der gopinetpn Sanings gant
unb Sruit Comp. sesen 2pDia grpz
ant, 3 Idsr 2onb in 2unlom an BEN
sldssr fir $4,000. - SIM Sale bon
| 8. M. 3obgers seeen Sobn Mliion
etc, Got in Siio GrIanser an Den
SlGger fir $3.50. - Sm Sale BON
W. ). gopr sesen ), u. ). Smith,
Got in 2ublop an Inna Berger fir
$782.
= 5rau Bombing, an Der 5airpiep
Ire. berihtete, Dap Ginbreher aus
ibrer @obnung S12 in 9aur itublen.
&ine golbene llbr uno anoere Supes
len iiberfaben fie. Sic perfhafften
! lid gtngdng, inpem Iie elm 5eniter
einoriidten.
- 9eprg Wittig, bon Ser Sbelbp
S.rabe in 8rpmlep, tpurbe anldblid
feines so. 9eburtstages nit elmer
Surpriie Purtp beebrt.
- 9eitern nud mttternGhtlide-
Stunbe, als alIes rubig uno in ties
fem Shlafe lag fpielte auf
eirinal bas eleftriIfe giano in Wm.
Siu's 0irtbidaFt, go. 524 Mabiioa
NDenue. "a bic 9etpobner gu bieIer
Gtunbe tein &onsert erportetsn, OfTs
neteu iie Die 5erIter unh fraeten ein=
amber, mas log lei. Die poIi3ei, Die
eine llebertretung bes Wfittsrnahtss
geieBes pttterte. mar prompt CUR
Steqe, um ben WiFetbdter in 9uft 81
nebmen. Ils Tie dntamen, fanosr
ite bic 56iir feIt peribloFen unb 5as
2oful Ieer. sic tparteten, in Der
9offnuns Semanben gu erlptf6en,
aber pergebIih. Jtahoem bic Wluiits
,ole obgeIaufen mar, sog lie iid tpies
btr cuf uno ipielte BON Reuem. Die
Da6t am Rkin," r9ome itpeet 0os
me etc. ertDnten Die gau5e Radt
burh, bis Der S3onttsllner am Mors
qen an fam. Gr Iteute feit, bab bic
eleitriIhe 8erbinbung niht abgsitea.
mar, unb Ratten oas ndhtIihe aors
5srt peruriahtsn.
Stabt Solicitor Stepbaa
gIatlep ipirb heute Ra6mittag Dor
ben: Snbuitrial Club bic Strabenz
ba6n 9erehtiame : Sroinans ben
Witglieoern auslsgen.
- Gin fhuobufter aamin perurs
fa6te seitern i'm 5auie bon WiIiam
Gopb, an Der 5eibeI Ipe., Elm 5susr,
oas sinen Shoben Don $25 bsrurs
iafte.
= 5rau Sobn Seinri6, bon De
gcuriep, bic am RerOenfieber Isibet.
beflnoet fi4 in einsm tritiiden .3as
itanbe.
- 4pptbefer Runmpnb Rooler,
bon Der 20. uno Ruifeu Npe., iannte
geitern Qbenb einen Rahbariunoen
Ramens 4rtbur Goot, II Sabre aft,
mad sinsm gaupsretn an Der gsite
St,aBe, um $40 gu beppnirsn. Gr
CAB inn 5abrgelb. QnItat an Der
Wabiion Qpe. unb Bits Strabe auss
5uiteigen, ftisg sr nit sinsm anbsren
Suneen an Der Glften unb MaDiion
Qpe. ab. 2lls er bic Gar perlisB,
hattie er ous 9elb. Ginige Iugsnz
bIide Ipdtsr NOR ss fort. Die Strobe
urh bic Seitentpeqe rpurbeu ubee=
fu6t. aber rsiultatlos. Die poli3ei
puroe bena4ri6tigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18

Nus benz eeitsrn bon Der Nationals
aummifion ber0ffentlihten gertdte
iibtr eos Refultat Der 3iebung bon
Retruten aus ben unterseorbneten Sis
gas gebt berpor. ,bnb bic .Rebs" bon
ben IL Gpielern, auf ipelhe fie Mns
fpruth erboben batten, bic fOisenben 8
se3osen baben: Nus aeipanee gios
bertfon; Columbus, 81. pddaro;
WinneoppIis, aanf., Rennolos;
aus prppioenee Wert; aus Mons
mouth gurd unD aus SrOntOn =
Burben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18

4eitriser Sies Der ,Gnifer" iibe,
bic yNtbs".

Sn benz ssitrie.n ltsten Spisle be,
Ssrie 5fpii6sn .Rebs@ unb .audtsr4
in philadelphia kpienieH Sugss unt
S.perOio unfsr Gefhiis sssen SsatoH
unb DOOM fir Die Gesner. Rahoem
Suggs ben .Qudtern- i'm pkrteu
Sang. 4 9refisr srlaubt bate, ipua
ibnsn nit Silf. BON 2 Gebkrn Del
.Rebs" a aGufs einbrohte, fuurbe er
burh ben Retru.en 9arter abeeI0it,
bod ionntt berieibe bic srfpiinfht.
ollie ni6t bringen. neil unfere Gum
gems piebsr sinmal ihtpah am gai
tparen ebsnfalIs in Der Wertbeibis
suns. Sis maaten nur s 9reffer &C.
gen IL unb 3 6ebIer gesen febIsrfreies
Spiel. aHiIelD ipnr nnftr better
ShIdger nit 2 9reffern. narui,isr ein
slpeibafiser. 5drttr fanbts 4 qufts
fd6ler sur 8oni segen 5 bes 0esntrs.
unb ouf beibsn Seiten ipurbsn je sirei
Jreip1ffe sur eriien Bais befffknti.
aIs Shiebsridtsr funsirten Riglsr
unb 5innerun. pah bem GpisIe fih>
rem bic rR.Ss" nu4 Nep Dort ab.
Refultot Der gerrigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-18

peute Rudmiitag erftes GpieI siutr
'orsitdsigen Serie 3tDifHea .MeDD- unb
,Nieien" In Rsip Dsst.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-25
BELIEVE TOMORROW TEDDY WILL SPEAK Local Roosevelt Supporters Confident Taft Will Be
 Easy to Defeat

Local republican leaders for the nom-
 ination of Theodore Roosevelt for the
 presidency anticipate that the colonel will
 definitely outline his position tomorrow.
 They believe that he will announce
 squarely for the presidency on the re-
 publican ticket and believe that he will
 be given the nomination over President Taft by good majority.
 J. 0, Thompson, whose friendship for the former president caused him to sever his political faith with President Taft
 did not have anything to say upon the situation yesterday. It is believed cer- tain, however, that if the former Pres ident announces for the nomination that the old state committee. of which J. o Thompson was chairman. will be called together and perform such work as they think is regular. The peculiar situation which the local republican adherents oc- cupy has developed much speculation as to what may develop. It is stated that a great many of the national committeeman desire the Alabama republican committee reconvened as they question the regularity of the former action. The fact that J. O. Thompson resigued before his term was out and other facts in connection with the meeting has caused the cloud of doub to arfse Mir. Thompson will, it Is stated, be called upon-to decide the question of whether a committee meeting will be
 called.