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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11
GEM THEATRE

THE MEETING OF THE WAYS
A very beautiful vitagraph, fea-
turing Leo Delaney. Maurice Cos
tello and HIS two children, also
Julia Swayne Gofden, the three
leading people in the Vitagraph
company. A very grand picture.
THE CHILD OF THE WILDERNESS
A dramatic heart story. Bring
the little ones to see this lovely
picture, so they can see the little
boy actor, Master frankie Wade.
as the Child OF the Wilderness.
CAPTURED BY BEDOUINS-A good
Kaiem story.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11
TRST-CLASS SERVICE
FOR BROWNSVILLE LINE
Through Cars Operated from Hous-
ton to Larger Points Along Road,
Beginning November /.

The St. Louis, Brownsville and
Mexico railroad company
that beginning November / 1t will
operate fifteen daily package cars
out of Houston to points along that
line. Through ears will be operated
straight from Houston to the larger
points along the line, while one car
wifi be made to take care of four or
five of the smaller points.
This arrangement, the officials
who have carefully worked out the
details of the plan say, will be a
great convenience over the present
package service, both in facilitating
shipments and in eliminating losses
through handling, transfers and
otherwise, and very naturally will
tend to stimulate business from
Houston throughout the territory
penetrated by the line rendering the
service.
"The only way TO handle the bust
ness" Traffic Manager Butler re-
marked in reference to the proposed
service, lis to handle it. In the flu
ture we are going to give the mer-
chants of Houston a first class SER
vice on the Brownsville line and we
know they will profit by 1T and de-
velop a still larger business in that
direction"
We like the spirit OF the above ex-
preston. The Brownsville line
opened up a large and rich territory
whose development as a result OF
that service has been phenomenal,
and from the very outset Houston
trade enterprise has sought o secure
its full share of the business of the
Brownsville Country and i%nterven-
ing territory. It's success in that
particular has been very gratifying,
and as Traffic Manager Butler has
wisely suggested, Houston merchants
will not be slow to profit by the i'm
proved service and develop a still
larger business in that direction.
There is one thing that may be said
about the merchants of Houston
they are always appreciative of i'm
provements in the transportation
service Of the various lines entering
the city, and, since they have the
goods to deliver, generally manage
to show their appreciation by giving
the roads plenty OF hauling to do
both ways.
Furthermore, 1t may be stated
without ex~aggeration that generally
speaking there il az large coopera-
ton between our business interests
as a whole and the railroads in pro-
gressive movements intended to be
mutually beneficial as can be found
in any city OF the Southwest. Where
ever such cooperation is strongly in
evidence there is the assurance OF
the larger growth which is the am
bition Of every struggling city.
Houston has the railroads and a
vast area Of tributary trade terri
tory and appreciative Of .thes advan-
tages and the opportunities they Of
fer. her enterprising business men
are letting no grass grow under their
feet in building up larger trade re-
~lations with all parts OF this terri
tory as fast as facilities for reaching
it expeditiously are increased
Houston Post.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

Injured by Fall-While playing
on the second floor of a building on
Elizabeth street, between 18th and
18th streets yesterday, Felis Gomez,
Ia boy of twelve, stepped into a hole
in the floor and fell to the floor be-
low, a distance Of sixteen feet. The
little fellow struck the floor with
his left shoulder, resulting in break
ing his arm. His hip was also slight
ly injured. The hole was covered by
paper on the ceiling just under the
second floor, and in playing about
he probably did not realize that he
was about to step on paper instead Of
a solid ceiling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11
Automobile Licenses.

County Clerk Joseph Webb has
issued automobile licenses to w. z.
Weems OF Harrington and A. w.
Amthor of Brownsville. Their num-
bers are 141 and 142, respectively.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

Look this Way-You that are cut
ting up small tracts of land. We
want to say that we have posts two
feet and six inches long that we will
sell for soc each. They are 6 inches
square. They can be cut in two max
ing your post to cost you Csc. A
post that will make a mark for all
If in need of any thing of this
kind, call and see us.-STEELE &
JONES, Brownsville, Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11
SSSSSSSSSSS
CITY NEWS


Going Away -B. L. Shaw. who has
been connected with the Walker
Bros.-Hancock company for the past
several months, leaves Saturday
morning for Mexia, Limestone coun-
ty. Mr.. Shaw has been in Browns
vile nine months during which
time he has made for himself many
friends, and all of whom will regret
to learn he leaves the city per-
m%anently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

Woman's Exchange Directors
The regular monthly meeting Of the
directors Of the Woman's Exchange
will be held at the Methodist church
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. All
delegates, both retiring and newly
elected. are urgently requested to a.
tend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11
VOTE FOR TAFT.


A Dog in Pink-"Pve often heard
Of the lady in pink but this is the
first time I ever saw a dog in
pink, " remarked a gentleman at the
railroad station yesterday. A few
little boys were followed by a little
dog, the original color of which had
been white, but they evidently had
wished to have a dog that would out
class other ordinary dogs. To at
tain this end they had given him a
beautiful coating Of pink, probably
with dye. Now this dog has MOTH
ing in commo with other dogs. and
goes on his way rejoicing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

"Manana" Days Over Browns
Vile seems to have grown u OF its
"manana" days, which so many
North Texans have remarked in
years gone by. P. X. Magruder, the
contractor who Is erecting the Young
garage on Levee street, has had
electric lights strung over the
ground where the building is being
erected so that night work may be
undertaken. This means evidently
that the building is to be rushed to
rapid completion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

Hand Injured-Mrs. Eli Ellstun.
who lives near the corner of 10th
and Leve streets, had the misfor-
tune Wednesday to severe half her
left thumb nail and a piece of flesh
with a bread knife. The wound was
very painful.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

the San Carlos hotel.
y. p. Bowery OF San Juan was in
Brownsville yesterday.
A. M. Nelson Of Pittsburg is a
quest at the San Carlos hotel.
John r. Love OF Sarita, the we'll
known Willacy county sheriff who IL
the only candidate for the Office in
the next election, Is a Brownsville
Visitor.
z. F. Tilman Of Fort Worth, gen.
eral live stock agent for the Frisco
lines, is In the city.
C. r. Welch of San Benito, audi
ltor and traffic manager of the San
Benito and Rio Grande railway
lines, was a visitor in Brownsville
yesterday In the interest Of his COM
pany.
c. NJ. Lane OF San Antonio is a
guest at the Miller hotel.
L. ]. Hagestead Of Donna was in
brownsville Yesterday.
Mrs. r. McChesney and daughter
of San Benito were visitors In
Brownsville Thursday.
J. A. Rippetoe, a Dallas travelling
man, is a guest at the Miller hotel.
w. Fl. McGratt OF Pharr was a
visitor In Brownsville yesterday.
A. M. Lockett, a heavy machinery
dealer OF New Orleans, Is in Browns
willie on business.
G. M. Robards, the San Benito at
torney paid Brownsville another Of
his frequent visits yesterday.
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G. z. Clark OF Houston Is a guest
at the Miller hotel.
Mrs. w. Fl. Mason. sr., returned
Wednesday night from Tampico,
where she has been visiting her son
and family, Albert Mason.
Capt. Jesse Thornham, who II
manager of La PARA, the Kennedy
lranch, at Sarita, is visiting his fam
lily here. Capt. Thornham will re-
turn to Sarita today.
Vicente Simo of Point Isabel Is a
visitor in Brownsville. Mr.. Simo
was recently appointed the presiding
Judge or his precincts In the cleo
tons.
Mrs. w. F. Sprague and daughter,
Harriet, are now domiciled with the
formers mother, Mrs. A. v. Kennedy.
lin this city. They will remain
throughout the school session 80
THAT little Miss Harriet may attend
|school here, as a pupil in Miss Bar
bour's school for beginners. Mr..
lSprague, who is now in San Antonio.
Twill divide his time between Browns
willie and Tacoma, his Hidalgo coun-
lty ranch, while his wife and daugh-
tier are here.
Nj. G.. Treyino OF Raymondville was
lin town yesterday. Mr.. Trevino Il
la candidate for justice Of the peace
in precinct No. 5.
John Lockett, the popular phar-
macist who was formerly employed
lat Willman's drug store. IL here on
la short visit. Mr.. Lockett is now on
1.-The road as representative Of a well
known drug concern.
C. K. Davis, the well known
Northwestern Paper man. was see
ing his Brownsville customers yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Allen went TO
San Antonio yesterday afternoon.
They win be gone several days.
IF YOU WANT TO GET WHAT
You WANT WHEN YOU WANT TO
-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

IOst-A silk ribbon fob with ini-
tials L. B. in gold. Finder please
return same to Herald office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

IF YOU WANT TO GET WHAT
YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT TO
GET IT. CAN YOU THINK OF ANY
EASIER, QUICKER, sURER WAY
A HERALD WANT Ant
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

Is Cent Special Saturday Oct
IL, 10 TO IL a. m. Fancy cake plates,
platters and salad bowls, 3 for 25c.
See our windows. Walker Bros
Hancock Co. 10-11-2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

BRAIDs AND PUFFS made OF your
combings. 1905 st. Charles street.
1886.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

The government of Siam has Of
ficially adopted the metric system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Allen went 10
San Antonio yesterday afternoon
They will be gone several days
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11
RIO GRANDE CITY, TEXAS

Attorhey az Law Surveyor and Civil Engineer
!. r. MONROE & SON
a agents and absractors. Have complete abstract OF lands In Starr
county; and the part OF Brooks taken frn Shrr county to the date of
its organization, Oct IL, 1911. Also family histories by Which we can
trace title TO each grant back to original grantees; To complete which
we have complete record OF births, marriages and deaths from church
records of Carmargo and Mhr, the homes OF the original grantees or these
grants. over twenty-nine years in business in Starr County.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11

G. e. Davis, the well known
Southwestern Paper man. was see-
ing his Brownsville customers yester-
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-11
SSSSSSSSSSSSS
PERSONALS
SSSoSSSSSSSSS

George c. Rankin of Dallas Is a
guest at the San Carlos hotel. Mr..
Rankin says that he Is in no way
connected with Rev. George G. Ran
kin, also of Dallas, and who is
a widely known church paper edi-
tor, Methodist preacher and prohi-
billion leader.
Mrs and Mrs. Claude Brown OF
Kingsville, accompanied by Mrs.
Browns sister, were visitors in
Brownsville yesterday.
c. T.. Chase and A. J. Morriss Of
Houston are in Brownsville for a
few days.
William Natal of New York. a
frequent visitor in this city. is at
the San Carlos hotel.
j. p. Bowery OF San Juan was In
Brownsville yesterday.
A. NJ. Nelson of Pittsburg Is a
guest at the San Carlos hotel.
John r. Love OF Sarita, the well
known Willacy county sheriff who is
the only candidate for the Office in
the next election, Is a Brownsville
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0ebur!en.

Monroe 8. uno Gliis Smitb, 2400
Goncpro Str., Gnabe
2llbert unD Gable Q(rmitrona, 318
Weit Court Ctr, &nabe.
8iuiom unO 5LOrcnce Bean, 713
0eit 2(fte 2lDene, &nabe.
Wlor uno GeDela RuTeu, 1914
Gutter StraBe. Wt0onen.
GborIep unD Gucn 2lnqe, Siinit.
4pe. uno Sohn Ctr, &nate
Wtuiom un0 Wamle @cnlin, TAB
Dit Sehite Noe., Wld0hen.
Carl urb 2uto DarTueI, 1856 Deit
Se6Its 2t0enue, 9na6e.
Niuiam un0 2luquItn 5Qgen 215
Cbeon StroBe, &ndbe.
percen uno Marie Cnena, 420
Mc9lliIter StraBe. WdDten.
SoIep6 unD W(urn Ron, 2039 Moz
6dnt Qlace, W0oten.
Garl uno SliIubetb Wunbsrle,
3O2O QBoooTibe Qlace Mdo6en.
George unb War1 @reennooo, 504
/. Dit Titnfte 2lDe., M!dohgn.
So'eph 3. unD Mlmd 8onoerberger,
823 WuDe Str., &na6e
3acob uno N}inrie Ttnolen, PIT
Dort6 StraBe. Wtdofen.
Samuel 8. uno 8race Price, 250
StruOer 2lpe., SnQbe.
Georoe unb GIiiobeth Utertt, 35
Dusit StroBs, MGo@en.
Joiepb so. uno Roie 8rennon, 533
RinQgoID Ctr, 9nabe
8eorue unb g0nI g8erItnd GAL
Meu5 StruBe, 3nabe.
Sobn uno W}arje }luer .Qut6orn
gtDenue, Wdo6en.
Clifford unb Charlotte Niehaus,
| 1923 8ee1 2loenue, D}do6en.
@onuro R. uno marje Win5i5,
| 3738 Sinner Str, Wtdbhen.
| gluquTt unb Sberei;a Wteper, WeF
Tort, &nobe.
Otto unb Sophie 2eis9an9. Oars
riIon 2lpenue. WlGnfen.
Ghorles 80. uno GmmQ Nbams.
SunIbine 4penue unD Wtc6enrp Roao.
9nabs.
Charles unp Trances Wc8eoitt.
246 StetTon Str, &ndbe.
Charles 8. unb Wtarn Wtlfon, IL
DeTt Worelano 2tpartements, Wldos
| teu.
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Mnf 6inberniiIe
Stoat Der Cob 5eaou Sanaerf,u,
bel ieinein Eienie.
Gas Nrranaeneiits'Gommiitse If
aber Der Sitnatiun gefuad)ien.

Sn osm isit einissn Wo6en. infOlse
oes unertIdrien 8erfhpinoens bes
frihersn geiistrs i'm Sti9 ges
IoHeneH 6orit Garten, an
Der Sprins Grops 4penus, berrf6=
ts ssItern Elm frObIi6es Trsiben,
oenn Der 8 bb GelloD Sdnsers
d Or belt bort iein idbrlihss picnic
ab. Jiir sins Weile Seist. afpar Der
Weiiergott elm b0ies Geii6t, bod baIo
hfann sr iid zines gsFeren unb lisb
bic Sonns pisbsr iheiHen unb bic CUTE
2ouns unter ben 4ntpeienoen mar
idnea tpieoer hsrgeitsut. Die 6srren
iopobl, tpie bic 9amsn bes Yereins
beriitten ss absr ou6 por3iislif, bers
ariise 6elts CUR 3ufrieDsnbsit ibrer
0Gfts 5u arransireu. 5rososm bies
seiteru NIT einisen S6fpierig.sitsn
perbunoen mar. ginsen bic oerren pom
arrangements aommittss bod muns
ter ans gDert unb rGumten ben pers
nahldHigten 9artsn ouf, 10 gut II,
soHnteu. gbenio mubten fie bic n1s
tbigen Olaier uip. berbeii6lsppen,
tursum QIes .bun, mas iouit Der 81
ssntbiimer bss sgeitplaBes gu beIorgen
pfIsgt. sbe bic seitt6eiInsbmsr anIan.
gen. 60 fam ss. SaB bic Q.bteren
bel ibrer Qniunf. ni9ts bappn merit
ten. tpelhe Rieieuaufsabe es estoitet
bate, I'm aQss fir ibren Gmpf1ng uno
ibre geluitisung bsrsii su haben.
4uBer ben 5ablreiben Wfitglieoerr
bes .feffsebenoen @sreins uno berer
5amiIitn trafen lpGbrsno bes Ra6miis
tags nod cine an3abf befrsunbster
gereins elm. bic ale ber3li4it betpiu,
tommnet tpurbsu. Inter ben 2esterer
btfanben ii9: Der 8abii6e lint. Der.
9operiift lint. Der. Woibington 81.
berth Club, fan idmmtlibe 9sfonebtr.
eine Der Stobi, 5umbolbt 2oge Ro
274 !. 8. 8. g., Queen gitp On
campmeni Ro. /, Nm. Zen 2oge Ro
335 ). 8. 8. g., 5ermann Eager Ro
66, gbrpftalJouni eoss Ro. 176, Ger.
mania 2oss go. 113 8. 8. 8. r. II. q
Die gtttioen bes 0ereins tarater
nift nit ben 0ortrdsen ibrer better
2isbtr unb bisiss onimirie aud bi,
iibrigsn S1nssr, 10 baB iib baIb cir
~6dnserfeit i'm aleinsn" entnidsIie
bas bic persniiste Siimmuns nod pie
mtbr erbotfe.
Der 9an3plab bate aud erobe 4n,
5isbunsstrdft unb nnrN gar MID
leer, unb gsmii.hliftsit berrIhte al
lsnibalben biz in ben 4benb binein.
| Dns riibrise arrangements Rom
rniitee, has pie ansefiibrt. un<rnarte
aroBe anitrensuneen su maiden bate
um bem 7Sefts Su bem er3ielten GrFols
3u nsrklf.n. befianb aus ben Serrsi
Or. R. 8. Rssmslin, 9orfbsr; Sobr
goriid, GetretGr; alrnotb g5ronttr
lSddsm.; Jris 8srsmann. Wdibial
msiseerber unb 5ugo arep. Iolpie oel
Damsn Grau Sofept stuttit, syral
Jaeob Grsiter. Grau 9uso arep uni
Grnu aonrob Rrassr.
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5rau Magsie Smith. tpeib. unb ifr
fGfparSer Gatie gdiprence, bon WO.
331 Smiib Gtrabs. botisn fif) seiiern
ben iibliden 5pnntogsrnuidb anses
trunten uno rpdrsn hdnn in Streit ees
raiben. Smitb fdlus feline ~beHers"
Gkbdlfte NIT elmer Jlaits nieoer unn
mibhonbelte iie NIT i5ubiritten unh
Dnuffhldgen. bis bic po!isei uuf ber
Bilbfldhe erfhisn unb bem Rdbau ein
Gnbs mahie. Gmiib fparbe negen
tbdtlintn 9ineriffs einsefperrt. nGb.
reno feline Grou mad bsn itGotifdxH
1oipiiui eebrodt iuuros. 6ier iiellis
es F6 bsrous. baB ibr bic Vufe einees
fnlastn iporben mar uno eab fi< au6er
Innberen WerIsbunssn cine tloffenbs
Munns, lpelGe iith BON Der Gtirn bis
.ium aiHtsrtOpt sFitrsdie srlttkn laiie.
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ct. Alopiims @aiien.gserein.

Inter gpriis bon Serrn Nern.r
Gibmepsr uno Der proiotollfiibrung
porr 6errn Geo. y. SGranb perfam.
msIte Iih aeftern Ra6miitas Der ct.
Qlloniius MoiIenpersin in Der ct. Mds
rien S6uIbale. Ter gertinssUer.
iammlung ains cine Sisuns bes Spe'
sialsaommiiiees untsr 9oriib BON
berrn i5rsn. Usisler unb Der proiotolIs
fibruns BON Serrn On. poeitsr rDrs
ber. Jn berIslben ipuroe 6trr J. glsp
cts neues Ritgtieo empfobten unb Der
Gob Der 6erren 8. Gallen uHo VI.
gruss anssmelost. Die eiHnahHen
betrugen $31.
Jn Der Uereinsiisuns tam oer
g1peiiernberini 5ur gerlefune. glus
hemItlbeS eebi bernor, bab TIM Der'
Iaufe bss Wonais 4 Ginber in BITE I'm.
Itolt nufgsnommen unb 3 anbes ent.
lnIfen nurbsn. Die 3abl Der s5niaiIen
btirGgt 265. Die Ginnobntn mil
RoFsnbeitdnb beIisfen iin ouf S19s
16c, benen Mussaben in elmer 906t Don
$l25.l4 gsssniiberiieben. Der Dor.
fIonbssHerieht sisbt sinen usbsrfnuf
Der ginndbmen ttim iiingf!tn Wdifsn
fefs pom $2537.23 an. Cir bic ainbel
lpurbe ipdbrsnb oes Wonnts elm glus,
flug mad Goner Jslanb peronItaliss
Ter UierseliabrssNeriht hes G6Ge,
mgiters BERN Z. Weiners eraisb,
Qinnobmen Hit aaHsnbeRonb I'm Ne.
trace BON $40, ,O06.78 ERh Musgdts.
IN einer H0he BON 19.O44.70, 70 bcf
SOo0.00 IN Der aalIe psrtletben.
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2okal-Dtrid)t


Fir Rute iteben bi. folssnoen Spis'
Re Der Rationals2isa auf benz pro'
nvsru,.
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llniere Sehauptun9

lautet, 0aB aue operutjpcn Gingrttte
o6er ale 9lcBnitteI bel @ebanolung
Der 6Gmorrboioen Sum AJtInoe1ten
iiberiIuiiig mo, mcnn ite Dem 10 ihon
qcuuq Qcmortertcn &orpcr nidt gar
nod, 5tmcr5cn uno Sdlooen brlngen.
Gle iin6 ourhau5 iiberiIiiiila neil
II. SiIsbep o4uofcita" crianO. B. /.
Gin, nic 3cbutauienoe bon alttelten
bc3euQen, oph bel Den ihlnmnten
c5ducn iitcr bellcnocs Udttel, oas am
SiBe oe5 @etocn9 elnge'ilbrt lpito.
sort Die Gnt3iinoima unO gIutana
ihmcQun8 beiettl8t uno itIieBltd9
glutbemcqunq it)aiTt lruo oas 9Iut
reaenerirt. aoitenircie Brobe BON
Reuitacoter & Gp, 8or 1916, 9seu
Mort Gitn, gu be3iebcn
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Fir beute iteben Die fols.noen Spit"
ls Der Rationals2isa auf benz pros
eromm:
Cincinnati In pbilaoslpbla.
piiisbure in grootIpn.
gbieago In Bolton.
5i. qouis tn Rep gort.
Turn lire beioen Rieberlasen am
Gamftaa in ghilabeIpbia TT unitrsn
.Rsbs" bic m0sIihtstt auf Dieosrsrs
Ianauns ihrer Stsllung in Der eritsH
DipiIion, aus pel6er iis Dor anrssm
BON Den .Audtsrs" perbrGnet ipurosn,
nak3u eanslih p,rloren sesanssn.
Sic iteten ben rQIatsrs", bic ibnen
auF aIlen guntten oss aampfss ii6ers
leasn iino, beute nm 6 Spiele ndh
unb miiiIen ibre 9smiibungsn BON issi
oil oarauf bsltrduteu, ibrs Steuung
al Der SpiBe Der stpeiten Diptiion Ell
folsrsh eseen ote ct. Coulter .aarbt.
nGle4 su pertbeioieen. bic ibuen. NIT
nur Spi.len i'm Riititanh. auf oem
abiob bodsn. 9erliersn unI.re Sun.
gems bas teutise uno morsige Spisl
In Ybifaoslphia. pdbrenb bic maaroi'
n1Is1 sirei Sisss in Qep Yort err.ns
gen. 10 ,sbren bic ~Rebs" am ndhiten
Donneritas als iehfter alub duf Der
Ranglifis mad cincinnati suriid.
Tie ioissnbsu Roti5sn bs3iisli6 be,
.Rsbs@ Tno osm seitern per5ffentli6.
ten offisislen geri6ts oes 2igas9dupt.
QUARTERS entnommen:
Hnter bsn % 9nuf6lGgern Der Ras
tionaIsaisa nit .inem prosentias bon
iibsr 300 puntien befinoet ii6 be,
guboner Warfans als sinsieer .Rso"
NIT 341 puntten i'm pro5sutlus In
Eeunier Sielung aui Der Ranglife.
Sn 5rsfisru unb 5erni4Idssn iie
ZEN bic .Rebs@ als LETTER Der s alubs
auf Der Runsliiis.
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nj. Dor ben sriten plob duf Der Rane.
life als gai.noisb nit 40 1ie6itdbIer
in SO Spi.Isn. Ularians ftebt al
1ritter aui Der aiIte NIT 26 9:.bEdb
len in 81 Spielsn.
4u4 ftebt geider als 3rpeiter auI
Der Ransliiis Der 2dufssG.pinner mi
70 g1ufen in SO Spislsn uno eineH
prossntfas bon 81 punsien.
Die geriitte iiber Spielsrs4us'
tauih i'm Grobsu srpiihen Cincinnati
pbilanelpbiu unS Bottom tpsrben Dol
Der engliidxn prsii.. trob DtsoDoun
lunq Isiiens Der bsireffenoeen alub
prdiibenisu. tislih pon Rsusm aufs.
tifnt uno trossn nur sur entmusbI
eung uuierer Spieler BET.
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Jir bic GeneralsgerTamm!una bes
2. R. 81. Gentrdlpereins In 5oleoo
fpurben folqenbe 5erren als Deleaateu
etnannt: 6so. 3. Sdranb, 7. grint.
munn 5beo. 1bale, Qnt. Wsner, ant.
BON Der 5dar, Gerb. Sdmibt, Soi. 8.
Wolf gincsnt gedmarn Werner giB.
msper unO 9n. aoltmspsr.
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4uf Der Strascnbuhncar beitohlen.

QuciQe Dl. 5snrp, bon J}o. 121
Spruce StraBe. Cartilage, g.. tpur'
be gefern auf Gar go. 166 Der QOts
luno Qinie, nm etnen Sanptoffsr NIT
alstpuugsItiiten i'm Dertbe BON $18l
beitphlen. Ste hatte betm 8etrsten
bes Strabsnbahnpdgsns ben 6dno'
tDffer aui Der btnteren qlatform ME,
DeroeitelIt. 2lIs fie abitsiqen pplIte,
mudte lie bic unangenebme Grtoed'
una bnb ibr Sanbfpffer NIT fetnsm
pertbppllen Snbalt perIapuubeu mar.
Der Tieb bate an Ietrer 5tele einen
dlten 'hdbigen uRo Ieersn !9aHbtDffer
suriidsetaHeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-12

Senrp 8eter, ShaBmsiiter; 3atob
S6miot. Carl 8eter, Sohn Shdier,
6erDtuqnD &app unO 9srnbarD 8otbe.