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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

Sm iiGbiiiden SnIormaiionsbureau
mar seftern ipieoer elm Tag fir Spfer
Der Wuhsrsr. 6err Sam garn, Der
0oriteber bes Departments uno feline
4iIiiisHten batten ale 6dnbe poa su
tbun. um bic Rlosen ber bsbausrnss
ipertxn periopen sniseeensunebmsn.
bic In bic alausn Der Wuner,r ssras
then iino unb iebt serne BON Der fid
auetniheinlit ME ptrringernoen
GnulbenInit befrsit fein m0hten. Gs
tpnren iiberuus potbetifhe G9ilberuns
gen, bic bon ben ntrfhieD<nen Gpftrn
seetben fpuroen unh elmer Der trauriss
fen 1dne mar Der elmer 1rau. bic jih
Dor nunmebr fisbsn Jabrsn BEL einem
Wnherer $500 seliebn bat. Sn ben
iieben Sabrfn bat bic s}rnu, pie iie
burn Quitiuneen na6fpeiien tonnts,
iiber $500 bt3oblt unb fhuIoet trobs
bem benz Wud3erer nod immer ukr
$500.
Derfhienene Der Hlutiauaer iinb
ougeiihts Der 2batiohe,. bnb fie itGbs
tilnen 8eb6rben iih nit ibrtn Des
fhdftspratiiien sinaebeno beihdftissn
ipontu, tpinens NIT ibren Gpfern elm
RomprpmiB ab3ufhIisben. 60 sr3Gblis
cine 1rou, bic aud oas uripriingIih
etborDte Gelc infcIse Der Wudkr3inisn
bsretts msbrfa6 3uriidbt3obIs bat, bub
bfr betrtfftnbe OeIbDerleiher. Der nod
inner t$85 ptrlonets, iebt beEeit III,
bisle GorDeruns fiir SIS Ji frsinsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26
9stninm bes Stabtratbs.

Der Stabtratb tpirb am beutiaen
Ibenb fuieber. nah oem Aolenotr au
nrihtilen. Elm gang anisbnlihss Mrs
beitspenium 3n erleoieen baben.
Inter anberem fpirb bon perfhiebes
flen Witsliebern oes Stdntrotbs bic
5erausgobe zines offi5itnen Rd6ri6s
ienblottes iiber ffdbtii1e 4nssIesenbei.
ten aeplant. Diefes Blutt fol- in .riter
0inie sineH 8triht iiber bic 0srhunbs
Iuneen bes Stabiratks snibalien uno
anbsrbem Nahrihten aus anoeren
ft6hiiifkn Departments unb ipG to.
iitnfrei an bic 8urser Sur 0erikiIuna
selaneen. Dorl1ufis pirb Serr Geilier
beute bic ernennung timer aus brei
Witsliebern beftebenben aommiiIion
beantrogfn, bic oieiss proisti duf Ieine
DnS6fiihrbarieii 5in prifen unb eis
Htn aof!enanIhlas unterbrsiten fol-.
Bon Serrn 8.rHina pirb cine bon
bielen GefhGfts!suten unierseihnese
PETITION unterbreiiet fperoen, In neIter
nm be Wisoersiniiibruns Der olten
-Ueltsltns' Der Strnbtnbohn nnhqes
fuht ipiro, bic pom grano Central
Dabnbcf bis Hah Der 3nOIiien unb
Woin Strobs sins.
Bon 1errn 9sipdrb pirs elm. Crbis
mana einserei6t tperbtn.n burh tpe!dbs
anbere R0tsn fir bic aisenfiruns bon
Daieboll parfs fsitssieBt ptroen iouen.
Solte bic neue Orbinons 3ur Qnnobs
me et!nngtn, 10 biirfts bic Qikns fiir
ben bieiissn Haisbau pari, bic bisber
800 fiir feds Mondie betruQ, ouf
$500 srbobt perbsn.
nerr gdsri ipirb bic Dorbtreisenben
Snfiiie fur bic Ausmersuna Der Ri.
ptnutreuSunsen an Der Queen Gitp
Arenue bsontrastn, inbem er ben Nm
ttoe felt. bab plGns uHb Spesififos
ttoten fiir einen 0iobust unttrbreitet
ipernen fofIen, Der BON Der 6nrriTcn
Absrise 5ur GoIernin Mptnue Gber bic
lusen Gitp Aptnus fiibrt. 6ierburd,
iriirbsn bic Acknowledgement Der Nia
0snr 8obH. Der y. & 8. en-. Balm
iine Der g. 8. e D. Balm aussemerst
iuetDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

der oes StruBenrau6ss iberfiibrt
poroen lit, Ipuroe gsItern gu brsi Sab
rem 3uhtbaus perurtbsilt.
2amar Wel6, Der 6eblerei iberz
fabrt, fam nit sinem Sabr 3u6tbaus
odpon.
5rant Qstpeq purbe pegen er,
itperten tbdtliden 2ngrtffs gu feds
Vtondten arbeitsbuus, 5000 uno
Soften oerurt6etlt.
George 6dpburit, beg Ginbru6sz
periu6s in eins Wpbnung in abbpfton
iberfiibrt, srbislt 30 1age 6efGngnib
Iotpie cine Celebrate Don $10O unO
Soften 3uoitttrt.
9e orener ertrantt.
u. 6. Compton pon Ua.. 6eult6n.
etnsr Der geihporensn beg Ri6ters
Stping, Dor oenen bic aldge bebufs
Qnfe6tung oes SeItaments BON Ser
man 8addrah felt msbr aIs elmer
Wohe oerbanoelt pirb, mubts geItern
eHtiauloigt psroeu, neil er Der Qusz
IuQe isines 4r3tss SufoIgs an Der
2ungenent3iinoung ertrantt lit. Die
anuGIte uuf beioeu Ssiteu turen od=
raufbin iibsrein, ben IAN por ben
iibrigen II 9sihtporeuen az gnos gu
fibren, unl 5u perbinbsrr, 0ub oerieIbe
Dieoer bon borne angefangen peroen
muB. 9as I3eugenperb0r sin8 geiterH
81 gnoe unb heute rptro nit ben Nrs
gumenten beaonnen tperoen.
coll QufihIuB geben.
0egsn 5aHnie 9intIeD pon Der 60.
lum6ia Qpenue purbe aeitern i'm proz
batgerid3t cine 0orlaouug erldfen,
oamit iis 2lufiaIuB uber oen 9srbIsib
getpifen Gigentbums esbs, oos gum
Rdhlaie oes Clarence 8intlen aeb0rt
uno BON isr angebIih ben grbsn pors
enthaltsR piro.
gleibt i'm st iter.
Srogbem Der 6ilfszStautsdnpalt
3dnoue, pelder ods 6puntp pertrat,
gsitern Dor Rihtsr @arner bic Grtlds
rung ubsub, oaB Die 14idbrige 2Outie
goans, Die iih untsr Der Sbhut Der
Sifters Of tbe Gooo Sbepberb befinost,
rpeoer pom Sugenbgsriht, nod BON irs
gsuo sinem anbereu 3uItdnbigen 5ri.
bunal oorthiu sefhitt tpprnsn lei, per-
fiists Der Hihtsr, oaB oieislbe in Der
4uItalt bleiben miiifs. IA sWldphen
tpuroe leiner 3eit BON ieinsm Batter,
Ultltpn Gpans, Der tempprdr aubsr
Irbeit mar, nah oem aloitsr ashraht
uno dls sr Is nieber bolen pollte,
puroe ibm Die Ssrduseabe auf getrets
ben bon 2outfe @alIb, "a South War.
mid, stner9plontdrp probatipnsbeamtin
oes Susenbseridts, perpeigsrt. Gr
itrenste oeshul6 elm Sdbeas Corpus
gerfahreu an, oas, pts Gingangs er.
pdbnt, ss9en ibn entihisbsn puroe,
neil Srl. WoIib tpisbsr auf Der Bib
flahe erihisn uno benz Rifter bic gns
fiht beibrahts, oab oos Wdb6sn BEL
benz Vater niht gut aufeeboben lei.
Su er bas Gino niht erlangen tpnn=
te, bat Der 9ater, na6Dem nasIelbe
ipieber nah osm aloiter gebra6t NOR
ben mar, cine S6aosuerIdBiIdge iiber
$1,000 geeen SRI. 2putie BaIfb eiuges
rsidt uno fiibrt Darin an, oab oieielbe
i'm unssrehtsr Weiie beihuIoiat unp
oaourh um ben 9eIib oss 9inoes oes
braht babe.
u q d Iab z den.
Sbereiia SsOr 1T RahlaBrtripalterin
BON 9eorge Stufenbsrs; perionaIisn
$500
Wm. g. Wiuiams tit Rahldboer.
matter BON Robert Wiliams; gsrfcnas
lien $638, 9runbeieenthum $500.
Der perfonlids RanlaB Der Gntbe-
rine 5. Bridges betrdst $8699. .o9; bsr=
IisHise oes peter oittner S432.S7: Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

QutomO6iI Der 9ertlagtsn iibsr ben
5aufen gerannt uno niht unsrbebli6
Derlebt.
2tnna Slap bat bic Cincinnati
Traction go. uuf 3abIung BON $1,000
psrtlast neil lie am IS. Jonember
1911 an Der s. 9Dsnus uno Mouuo
Strabe Don elmer Glberon QOeHus Gar
getrofieu uro niht unerbeblih perlest
porosu lit.
SuIid Qnn 3upis, bic am 19. WGr3
1912 an Der Wabiipn Roao ,unD
aleinpistp 4osnue cine Gar rerIaf1en
poute, ieooh, neil Der aonoutteut
ous Signal gum meitsrfubrsn 81 friib
aab, gu 8ooen fisl uno er6ebIihe Der
ltbungsn srlitten bat, itrsngte cine
Gld9e iiber S10,400 gegen bic GiRcinz
natl Traction 60. an.
pstdmpft istue Iuslisfe.
rung.
Robert putboff, cine pfsroebdnolsr
pom Rp. 819 Poplar Strabs, bate ssz
tern ale 6duos ooQ 81 tbun, I'm feline
Qusliefsrung na6 Gopinston, 8p., 100
e. oes Grlanesns Don 9elo untsr fal.
Iter 9ortpGnper angstlagt itebt, III
perbinoern. or pertaufte Elm pfero
on 9ottfriso miaer, Der jsooa Ipdter
ben 4ntauf riidadnsie MAIDEN tpollte,
neil ons Yfsro ungeblih niht 10 oi.l
psrtb mar, tpie er be3ublt bate. But.
bcff rpsigsrte iit, oas 9elo suriit3uz
asbsn uno Wiiusr bra2te Die Qn8e!ez
osnbeit 3ur aenninib Der btsiigen
8runoiurp, tuelhe ben 5aQ jeooh
ignorirts. Ooraufbin legts Wilsr Die
Sa6e Dor bic Esnton &c.; ap.,
granoiurp, bic audi cine 4ntlags crs
bob. 9uthoff tpurpe als SuIti5fIiihts
lina psrbaftst uno CUR Yerfiigung Der
geboreen bon Eentutp singsiperrt.
Sein Inpalt erfpirtt. sineu 5dbeas
Corpus gefsbl gsssn ben iteIpsrtrsters
ben YpIi3eihef Grimm, Der jeoo6 bon
poIi5sianpoIt 5or beouitanpst Duroe,
neil Grimm niht fir Die Snbaftirun8
psrdutpprtlia mar.
gbe Rihtsr CUNT eutineioen tonn.
te, traf sine Don 9ouperneur 5armou
berpiQigts R.quiiition sin uno IS Dura
be oaraufpin persinbart, oob oas 6uz
6eas gorpussVsrfahren a6gefpieisn
uHo Putboff auf 9rrno Der Requi'i.
tipn psrhaftst iperosu ioate. 0arauf.
bin erIangte Der Qnlpalt sinsn 3lpetten
babeus Corpus sgefebl, Der oisiss WuI
esgeH ben SberiFf seridtet lit. Ri6-
Ter 6unt sntlisb ben Ufann gsgeH
$500 giirsituft uuo iegt, bic Der
hanplung auf ben 3. 4pril feft guts
boff bebauptst, bab Die 9ransattion
nitt in aeutudp obg.IhlofsH tpurot
uno bab Der San, Da Die bieii5e
gronoiurp oenIslben ignorirt bat. aos
ssihluHsn iei.
SdmmtIihe ainber erben.
sSn Sahen beg RahIaiies oes i'm
Sabre 1890 peritorbenen sSrso. Hund
pon Delhi sntihitb Rihter German
ssitern. bob, nahoem Die 3tpeite Sat
tin oeHeIbeH ebenfaus perftorben mar,
peHen bier ainber aus erfter Gbe uno
Die 1obter aus 5ipeiter Gbe oIeihbss
rehtigte Grbsn ieisn. Der 8eritor=
bsns bate ieiner sipeiien Satin oas
9srmogsn unter sstpiifen 8sbinsungen
permabt uno ais oeie itarb. bean.
ipruhte oeren Sohter bas san3e
germDseH. mas jeooh BON ibrsn bier
Stiefsei9piitern erfOlsrsih betGulpft
lpuroe.
Hriminal Gahen.
Hiholas gesefTsr, oes Stehens nit
Der Qbiift an tObten beIhuIbigi, fpur.
be seitern Der aorperDerlssung fdul=
ola befnnben.
Der Jorbiae SOhH Miuiams. spsl=
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lditieen, nurbe Elm GinbdItsbeFehl gsz
gen osnielben .rldfen.
Su Sdhen 9drtlep gtasn gnna
Sooliban bat Rihter Darnsr seftern
bic S6eibungstlae. bss Griteren abgss
pisien uno Der Grdu luf ibre Gsgsns
tIose bin 81 pro Wots Qlimsnts TO-
pis $25 fir anipaltsg gsbiibrsn betpilz
ligt. 5ooliban bate seltsno gsmaht,
od bbis 5rau ihn perna6ldiiist uno
am 16. Sttober 1891 psrlaHsn bate.
Der 2.stsr.n gelans e ieooh nah3u.
tpsif.n. oaB 5oolibon bsm Srunt. .rs
gsben mar, bab er oeshulb msbrere
Wals ins arb.iisbdus gsfhidt rpurbe
uno lie ibn i.iner 8rutalitGt psgen
osrlaNeH muBts.
usberra dung fir bic Gr.
ben.
Dor siniaen Sogen, als 4pa 5orner
Riltp. bic Dittips oss grspoitmeiitsr
Sobn 6. Rilsp, uno oeren 5odtsr i'm
probdts.ribt cine 2pplitaticn mah@
ten, um als RahlaSperpalter eruannt
gu rpsroen, eabsn iis auf gefrageu an,
bab Der peri0nlite Rahlob stpa
$1,000 unn ods 9runpeieentbum strpa
SOS, 900 tetrdge. Die Miitpe itelte
paraufbiu $1,000 giirsidaft unb Der
4erihtsbcF srndnnts bic notbi9sn 46z
IhGssr. Grob mar ods gritounsn Der
gtb.n, al soie Safstte bes 8eritprbes
nen eeOffnet uno bic gntDedune ges
ma6t purbs. bab Der perfonlihe RAD
ldb nitt $1,000. ioRoern $103, 703.11
bstrdst unb aus FoIgenben poitsn be
iiebt: 500 Attien Der Columbia 9as &
electric &c., $4,000; 100 Nitisn Der
grueibIs Steel SO. (common), $1100;
% attien Der Gint. Sos & glsctric
Co., $2125; 800 2tttien Der g.. :. &
6. 2iqbt &c poipsr Co., $27 ,975; 156
4itien perieIbsn 8eisaiduft (prsierz
reo), 12,480; 3 32lttisnn Der Qmsrtian
RolIina Mia SO. (common). $5775;
IL Ginc. Sinting 5onD Bombs. $l1,.
$40; golans bel 0. &. Sutton & 60,
$1O,7l2.24; 29S Q.titn Der gtnc. Gas
&. electric Co. $25, $50; gaar
$695.87. Sofori, nahbem Rihtsr
aiio.rs pon Der 4nselessnbsit in
aenntniB sefest rporoen tpor, lisb sr
bic Mittps benatrthtisen. bab lie oem
9efebe sufclss cine Siirgfhaft fir ben
ooppeIten Bstras oss RodlaiT.s, D. l.
$206. 900 gu it.asn babe.
S6aoensr sraysaIaeen.
aena GpIoitsin, pelhe om "a. cSu.
nuar b. g., als iis an Der SalteiteQ'
in s MiIt, g, cine Gar osr Sntsrur'
ban RaiIrpap &: 9srminnl SO. per,
ldHsn fpoilie, infoI5e Der angeblihsu
RnhlGiistsit o.s aonoutisurs gu 30
ben fieI unb sinsn 4rmbruh srlitt. b1t
bic @eisllftaft ouf 3ahluns pou
$500 .perflnet.
Worn Hroots psrIdngt $500 Sfpl:
beneriaB BON Der Soutb goDinston &
Cincinnati Street RaiIndp Co., neil
ibr automobiI am 8. Ropember 1911
in Der Rdbs Der l8 StraBs, Gopinsz
ton. BON elmer Gar aetroffen unb no
beau oen,olirt puroe. Sic ielbit fan
babel Su 5aue uno erlitt srbebIitt
Werlebungen.
galsntin Sponagsl, btHen Gigsn
thum an Der Jtnblap Strabs am %.
W1r3 1910 burh ocs Ueriten elmer
interchangeable seihdoiet rpOrosr
III. bat bic Stnot Cincinnati auf 3ah.
lung BON $3.50 pertlast.
Sn Der 5000 aluge oes gnipalt:
Molfaee 8urh ssssn Rate sraser
WittDe pom Siaat 5raser. ionnten lid
bic 0eIGnorenen oes Shelters pres
eett Smith nicht eiuisen unb e muf
btBbalb etrs nsu. gerbonblung ftatt
finben. 9urn ipurbe in Der R6hs isi.
nss aauies IN 6nos Yart BON ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

Iu Der Gds Der 4. uno Central
aosnue foQioirte friib geitern Wloroen
Elm bon 9. 5. eberfoIs geIenttss 9tutos
mpbiI nit elmer Gar Der Warfap 4pe.
Stnle. Der 8raftfpagen purbs 8iemIih
ihDer beiddoiat, isbod tameu bic ens
lai'en fopie Die pafagisre Der Stras
benbdhncar nit benz Shreden oapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

Qine HiesnoIS hbria atb.iegxfsr gexifs. fas
Ss0ent He3et brn Mippfn'S N<lce auaer lsHo
etHsx zaits beiheu 44ffsres 1tu CblbMsemoes
H9uNee Erttees<n. SifyDusn uaD ~ uenx9asss
o1osstsos. Hus UroeeGA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26
Hriminal Gnhen.

Hrimfnal 9 den.
Riholas gsseffsr, oes Stehens nit
Der 4biiht gu tObten beIhuIbisi, fpur.
be seitern Der RorperDerlssung fduIz
oia befnnben.
Der Jorbise SOhH Miaiams. psI=
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-02-29
DIED

Mrs. Halver Thompson, wife of Cap
tain Thompson, died Monday night at
her home S03 North Sth street after
protracted illness.
Mrs. Thompson was born in Sweden
in 1886 and caue to this country in
1873, and the same year was married
to Capt. Thompson, and they have re-
sided her since. Besides a husband
six children survive, Theodore of Lud-
ington, Mrs. M. Hooker and Olga, Chi
cago; Gustave, Kalamazoo, Mich; Mrs.
George Chatham, Wausau; Hilda Of
this city.
Mrs. Alvin Hempschmeyer of She
boygan Falls, nee Ricka Weyhausen
OF this city, died Tuesday at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Weyhausen. N. Fifth street, following
an illness since early in January, when
she suffered from throat trouble while
visiting here and has since been un-
able TO return to her home.
The deceased was % years of age
and was married April 10, 1910, TO Al
vin Hempschmeyer of Sheboygan Falls.
She is survived oy her husband and
one child, her parents, brother and
two sisters. The funeral will be held
Friday afternoon at ? o'clock from the
home. Interment will be in Evergreen
cemetpry
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-02-29
VIM. F. NASH HoNoRED.

William F. Nash, the veteran and
distinguished editor of the Two Rivers
Chronicle, was honored on Wednesday
evening, Feb. 2l, by newspaper men of
Manitowoc and other friends both of
this city and Two Rivers, at a dinner
at Hotel Hamilton, Two Rivers, in
celebration of the sixty-fifth anniver-
sary of the birth of the distinguished
editor. The affair was arranged by
newspaper men of this city and was a
complete surprise to Mr.. Nash who
was delighted to meet his friends
with whom he has not mingled to any
great extent for the past three years
on account of poor health. Forty
guests were present and Judge Emil
Baensch acted as POSTMASTER, calling
upon several for short talks. The
speakers, each and every one, paid a
high and we'll deserved tribute to Mr..
Nash as an editor, legislator and citi-
zen.
The newspaper men of this city pre-
sented Mr.. Nash with pipe as a token
of esteem and respect. The presenta-
ton was made by Judge Baensch and
f.. G.. Nash, brother of the honored
guest, responded. The banquet closed
with the singing of 'Auld Lang Syne."
Those present were:
Two Rivers Mayor Conrad Baetz,
DIR. J. r. Currens, City Atty. T. w.
Ledvina. City Clerk Weilup, Post
master Frank Riley, II. p. Hamilton,
A. Lohman, T. Wilsman, Ed. Mueller
f. w. Eggers, Peter Schroeder, Gust
Kirst, Prof w. J. Hamilton, O. A.
voshardt, r. H. Suettinger, Charles
Kirst, r. Winklemiler, Chas. Mueller,
w. f. Nash, Noel Nash and Neuman
Nash.
Manitowoc- Judge Emil Baensch,
Judge John Chloupek, Hon. 5. w.
Randolph, Sheriff w. T.. Pellet, De-
putty Clerk A. J. Auton, Z. G. Nash,
r. f. Torrison, Julius Lindstedt, S.
T. Pratt, j. S. Anderson, Isaac Cratic
Thomas Higgins, Carl G. Schmidt
VIM. Gennrich, Horal Nelson, w. +.
Brandt, John McFarlane, L. w.
Mackey end E. S. Grove.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-02-29
STEPHEN J. MCMAHON RESIGNS.

United States District Attorney Guy
d. Goif announced the appointment OF
JohE " Mcmillan as assistant United
States district attorney TO succeed
Stephen j. Mcmahon, whose resigna-
tion was formally announced Friday
morning. Mr.. Mcmillan leaves the
firm of Miller, Mack & Fairchild to
accept the post while Mr.. McMahon has
accepted position with the firm left
by Mr.. Mcmillan.
A desire to enter practice for him.
self, together with the offer of posi-
ton more to his liking were the reasons
given by Mr.. Mcmahon for his resig-
nation.
MIR. McMahon is native of Meeme,
this county, and before going to Mil
waukee last fall to take the position
he now resigns, had prac ticed law
successfully at Amigo for five years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-02-29
sUFFRAGIsT PLEADS FOR VOTES.

Mrs. Gudden of Oshkosh spoke on the
questson of 'votes for women" at a
public meeting at the X. G. hall last
Friday evening. There were about 45
women and 5 men present. Alderman
r. G. Plumb introduced the speaker.
Mrs. Gudden has most remarkable
fund of information, and an ability for
clear logical thinking. Her ideas are
expressed in fluent English but with a
very marked German accent. Her de-
lightful personality and dignified seri-
BUSINESS relieved by keen sense OF
humor render her powerful platform
talker. She is bravely delivering her
message under heavy physical handi-
cap. She traced the history of the ex-
tension of suffrage, saying that all re-
stlictions upon adult suffrage. have
been largely removed except that OF
sex. She showed the ridiculous medi-
aeval laws that still discriminate again
st women in property and personal
liberty rights in many civilized coun-
tries. She punctured the "going-to-
war" argument and related that Susan
B. Anthony, on being asked by Horace
Greeley what she would do if she were
drafted into military service, replied:
Hire substitute like you did" She
said quarter million women teachers
in America thought to be fit to educate
voters are not thought fit to vote them
selves"
In response to the argument that
women voting will but duplicate the
undesirable voting class she answered
at length and said that less than per
cent of the inmates at our state peni-
tentiary are women, and that in Den
yer the number of admittedly undesir-
able women voting was small and
that some of them vote as the slumber-
ing spark of true womanhood dictates.
She explained at length the evils of
adu iterated food, "white slavery" con-
ditions of woman factory workers,
sweat shops and child labor and claim
ed that women were entitled to voice
in regulating or abolishing these things
SO vitally affecting them. She said
voting was right denied to women,
not privilege withheld; that the con-
stitution Of the United States in the
18th amendment calls it a Fright. "
She spoke about an hour and half
and @held attention every minute. If
the argument failed of the full convinc-
ing power Inherent in the subject it
was perhaps due to dwelling too much
upon OWLS Which most people viii not
believe women's suffrage will remedy,
and TOO little upon inherent natural
rights of adult persons to have a voice
in the government under which they
live. regardless of sex. Nv
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CLERK or COURT CLARK
GETS IMPORTANT RULING,

Under an Interpretation of the law
which has been secured by Court Clerk
"A. J. Clark from the U. S. Naturallza-
tion examiner for this district, lots OF
Manitowoc county men who, under the
law, will be compelled to secure natur-
alization papers, will be saved much
trouble and annoyance. Mr.. Clark Sc
: cured the Interpretation after having
been told by the division of naturaliza-
tion at Washington that it would re-
fuse to pass upon the question except
in specific cases.
Mr.. Clark made inquiry as to the
effect of Section A of the new law oy
congress which provides that certain
aliens are permitted to petition for nat
uralization without proof OF previous
declaration of Intention" and asked
for information as to whom should be
included under the term certain
aliens" Mr.. Clark cited the case OF
residents of the county who may have
come here with their parents while IN
fants and who, believing that they
were citizens, had voted after attaining
their majority but who were not able
to find a record of their fathers sec
ond papers.
In ruling on the section referred
to by Mr. Clark, he Examiner says:
In order for person to apply 1or
and be legally admitted to citizenship
under that amendment he must be able
to meet the following requirements:
First He must have believed him
self to he a citizen of the United States
through misinformation and must have
acted under the impression that he
was or could become citizen OF the
United States.
Second He must have exercised
the rights and duties of citizen or
intended citizen in good faith because
of such wrcngful information and be-
lief.
Third He must have been entitled
for period of more than five years to
be naturalized as citizen.
In order to have been entitled for
period of more than five years to be
naturalized upon proper proceedings,
it necessarily follows that ne musthave
been a resident of the Unf~ed States
at least ten years as he must have
,.o.;loa !, tba ITuitpd States five wears
before he was entitled to be naturaiz-
ed. 1t also follows that he must be at
least 26 yeaps of age.on the date ot til-
ing his petition for naturalization.
Through Mr.. Clarks's interest in the
matter many Manitowoc county men
can now secure full citizenship by
simply securing second papers where
otherwise it would have been neces-
sary for them to be delayed for first
papers. Mr.. Clark interpreted the
law to admit of naturalization without
first papers under certain conditions
and the ruling upholds him. In case
of all persons where the father failed
TO take out second papers, naturaliza-
ton will be necessary.
The time for filing petitions for the
next term of court expires March 4,
1912. Each applicant must have two
witnesses who have known him at least
five years The witnesses must be cit
izens.
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DIED. In this village, on Saturday,
Feb. -, 1862, Barbara, wife Of Mr.. A..
Richter, aged 40 years. The funeral
of Mrs Richter took place on Sunday
and was very largely attended 10y rela-
tives and friends.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, Win
field Scott son of j. f., and Mary Platt
aged 10 months.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, Ida,
daughter of f. Nj. and Elizabeth
Haynes, aged years and months.
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/, George Reuther, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true TO
the best of my knowledge and beief.
GEORGE REUTHER,
Cashier.
Correct. Attest:
OTTO G.. BERGE
JOSEPH +, RAPPEL
Directors.
(Notarial SoaD
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10Th day of Feb, 1912.
OTTO +. REuTHER,
Notary Public.
My Commission expires June. q, 1881
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