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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22

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sifh bagegen. cine Wiebsrtpabl an3ue
nshmen. ertldreno, anosren Bomen
bi.fe Gbre tteitbaftie tpsrben au laiIen.
4ber es niiBie nihts, runo benz Der
bisnite feline arone" oahtsn bic Wltt.
olisoer unb eripGblten ihrs treue uno
iiihiiss prGiibsnten fpieosr per aftlas
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
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No. 339 gOrf Strahc, aeacni,ber BEN
GOurtbauie, moielbir Geuiafeiten, aE'
Seigeu 1t. |. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Winnr
ten AbcnOs eutgegengenommeH iuer'
ben. SeiepbDu Sontb 24O1.
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Gsitsrn Ra6mittaq FanD i'm 5uupt.
qaartter Deg Ieuti6-nmeritdnii6er
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Oertrat benielben. Die 9srIammlunl
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Hobert Soersel fiibrte ben 0oriib
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follirte. gs tpurbe bei6loHsn, 5errn
gronau gu erIuhen, Wiitte MGrs biers
her 3u fpmmen unD an einem Nbenb,
1er nod ndber gu beitimmen lit, einen
@ortrns su balten. Die Serren Or.
Gad ppS 9eleDue uHo 90. 6. Bed
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22

rsno fpelhtr bic Wiribihaften a.0iI.
net iein biirfen.
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ituIenoe aiStniiruns ober g.ittusrune
pon Wirtbidaften. je nah ben Gin
nahmen Der bstreffsnbsn 2otale. I'm
ter BEN 4itsn Gefsb miiFsn htanniz
lih ale Wlrtbfhoften $1,000 bas
Jdhr Steuer 5ablen uHb Senatpr
Dean lit Der 4niihi, bab tisine mir
tR tbdiiddlih su GeieBeaiiteriretun
gen 1esfrungsn Iino. um bieIe Gfeuer
aufbrin9sn 5u tonnsn. tpGhrenb fir
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bic Steuer dhiolui tsine Gait III.
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nifien.
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acknowledgement augen. nit 3.rff)un
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bern bisIt am Sonntog Rsp. .. Ro
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sd Elm poIisilt itoiionirt mar, bic
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giihofli6en Weihobiitens airfs. Gin
lett IA 2asen Die 9erihte beifdfiiatns
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eHOete am Coming in elmer iolsnn.n
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5ur airfe berdussueeben.
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bon Rihter~ 6oot bonn 9unoesireisges
ritt in aanias gum Ridtsr bss Gbsrs
buHoesserihts on Stelle pss nritorbes
nen Aidtsrs 5arIan. bsm Sennt iibere
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nennung Rihter Soofs, bic bem De
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in ben natiien 5agen gu MAIDEN.
prdiioeut 5aft traf am Sonntas su
friibsr Siunbe bon Rsp yort ptber
bier Elm unb sipar in Der geelsituna
b.s fransoiiid.n 9otftdfters SuiIse
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
Jn(anO Ge(esrap6
Bsrrin9erung Der . leo
mnrearin Steuer
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llntsrausIhub bes 5aus 4dtrbdns
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gltnum nes aommittses cine UnrIaae
unterbreiien, In Deiher Die Steutr
nuf GleOmaraarin bon sehn Cents ors
pfunb auf fpenieer oils sinen Gent
berabe,isbt fpirb. Die Dorlaas fhreibi
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iiroIe fir ben Yertauf BON Cleomnre1s
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nnhne bringeH su tDnHsn.
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1881. iiorb am Gonntag In ibrem
bnuk in Der NGbe hes Ges Wloines
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22

Samiltou Iuseiscn, apfaI.R oti5cu
anb 3snigfsiteu limb ab5ngebsn 6ft
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asrnt fiir Samilton wpbnt go. 3Ol
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milton 1376.R. Sslepbon mniercs
aorreiponoemten: 393X yea.
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Roro 3. Sirabs, tuuro: oorlsgte Rn6i
Der polissi als rermibi gsmsIoet.
aapr.ncs. bag flint Sabre alts
Sobn6sn bss RidoIas Sbep.r bon
1882 Waldcs Strabs, itarb porgsitern
4benp an Der 9ipbiheritis uno fpurpe
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pbaa 5risoboi bstroigt.
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syallsn bseriffsn uno .ine lleberidoipems
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einsn Suftbeisal e.ssn Jreba Siraub.
tpsihe bel b.m Wilhbanoler purbp.
nak Millpills. ipobnte, iussen thdiIi.
den @nariffs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
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gaptpu an Der Gripp. ernitIih ers
trantt bornisber. Gr purbe fran,
bon Trantfort hierher osbraht.
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SAifsn aAridhtex.

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nad Rem gorf.
Gueenstoip n. abeeg.: .aaeos
mia" noh Qen Uort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22

Golumbus. g., q. Snn. -
Gsnoior Thomas u. Dean BON S1ns
bustn Gountp. Der 0erfnNer Der nnh
ibm bsnannttn Uorlasen 3ur Ammois
rung bes Roft gountp Option Gss
isbss, ipirb fer Ronitituiions aons
ptntion oemn6hft sipei 0orihldge uns
terbreiten. bic feinsr Aniiht mad bic
1empersnsfrnge pom Der aotaIpolitit
trennen iplrbeH. CT lit fir bic Gdafs
Jung zines btfonRrn Gtnntsbspartss
ments. bsnen pfliht Is fein ion. fir
bic iiritie Dur6fiibruns Der ouf BIN
0eriauf pom Spiritucfen be3iislihen
Dtitst Su fcretn. Doki iolI iebOh
ben Wnni1ipolitdten bas Neht Der
G<lbitrseitrung erbolitH bleiben. ios
bob lie mad ME por 1eitimmungen
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
4 DRILL FUR
 LINCOLN CREEK

Mr. Richard Hin, formerly mine foreman ar the Big Thing Mine, and who has had charge Of the prospecting operations on Lincoln Creek n ulc AtIm district for n. W. Vance and associates. arrived on the train last night from Carcross
 Mr. mu left on the Sophia for Vancouver where he will confer with Mr. Vance regarding his work during the past season. Speak ing of the work done on Lincoln Greek. where a number Of leases have been staked. Mir. Hm declared that the prospects look very good. Conditions he declared are very favorable there for mining operation as there is ar abundance of water, rne slope is good and there is every reason Co believe that gold is there m paying quantities
 Mr. HW expects to return to the creek in January with a Key stone drill with which the bedrock of the creek will be thoroughly nrospected prior 10 the oDening Of mining operations.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
MORE GUARDS
 FUR WILSON

Wilmington. Oct lN-Woodrow Wilson is campaigning m Do.oware where he is coufiniug his talk to state issues only. I Is said that out of respect for Mr. Roosevelt he win not talk national politics until lGe injured Colonel Is able to be onr .ud defend himself In the contos,
 Since thc shooting oC Roosevelt an extra number of guards and secre. service men are travelling with Coy. Wilson. lie recently received a communication that be was to be shot and the shooting would be more effective than was the case oi Roosevelt The letter has beeH turned over to the secret police
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
GREEK ID FIGHT
 HOLY" WAR

During Inc stay of the Prince Sophia iH skagvay the carpenters constructed ayty-five sfandeea, or 6unks. which are Co be used iu furnishing sleeping room for sixty five Greeks who arc Co be taken board at Juneau for transportation south. where they will sail for Greece to take part in the conflict against Turkey
 These men are patriots. going home to fight for their country. or rather fight for their religion. as tho present war with Turkey is the result of difference Of religious opinion Erroug tbuae European countries which constitute tHs Bal kan peninsula
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
NEW DEMOCRATIC DAILY
 NEWSPAPER FOR JUNEAU

Juneau. Oct 1G-Waior ]. r. A Strong. Che veteran Alaska news papermau. arrived from Seattle on the Alameda this morning. Co es- tabIish a daily Democratic news paper in Juneau Major Strong was accompanied by Mrs Strong The strougs reached Seattle three weeks ago on the last trip oI Che victoria from Nome
 Major Strong has edited the Idiia- rod Nugget since Iditarod was discovered. He has been identified. during his newspaper career in AL aska. with the Nome News. Nome Nugget and Dawson News At one time Major Strong was considered the most likely candidate for dele gate Co congress. on fbe Democratic ticket
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
STATE RESTS CASE
 BECKER WILL TESTIFY

New York, Oct. 1S-The state rests its c1se against Lieutenant Becker. having introduced an its witnesses which closed yesterday with the testimony of Baldy Rose.
 Becker says he is anxious to go on the stand as he can disprove all the testimony or the state. Jerome is Co be called as one Of the wit uossos.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
GUARDS KILL
 GREEK MINERS

I.Gw Nev. Oct I>-Marual law has boon declared m the Ely district auH the whole country IS
 .H.r the control ot troops The -.e- have established guards 90 .ran. Hcw from the interference .. strikers In several a.tcrcauons n...H have occurred during tho past a..s several Greeks have nagu kill
 Tho kutug of the strikers by the -uarf, has caused rhe widest excite
 .e.r and more trouble Is feared
 ..ar. arc TWO companies ol troops .un i'm .". field and more win b' ..u.-u a ..sa rae r.ot.ug ge.s be- .r-r ... m.ra' of those now u rha
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
SPIRIT oT r770
SHOWN IN BOSTON

Boston. Oct 1S-The famous Red Soy. the Boston nine that won the worlds championship, paradcd the streets of this city yesterday amid a blaze of triumphal bunting and the shouts Of the populacc who turned out Co applaud the heroes They went Co the famous old Fanuol hall and received the congratula- jions of the mayor and city officials.
 The day was turned over Go rev- ely and shouting which rcscmbled the stirring times of 171G.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
GENEROUS JANE ADAMS
 VISITS MIR. ROOSEVELT

Chicago, Oct Colonel Roose- relf continues Co mend and it is be navod he win be out oi the hos pt,aI within a week. Today he re- ooive Jane Adams, the noted hu- mauiJarfm and the woman who .econded his nomination for the presidency. This is the first wom- an outside Of his family that the Colonel has admitted to his rooms.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
NEW N. D. TIME CARD
 EFTEgTINE NENT SUNDAY

A new time card for the White Pass G Yukon has just been issued rv .he Daily Alaskan. The schea- uIe win take effect on sunday, Oct
 SO and provides that train No. ] win leave Skagway on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. No. 9 win arrive from Whitehorse on the same days No. l win leave in the morning at >.30 instead Of 9:&o an
 win arrive u the afternoon at a..".
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Skagway grown vegetables and produce are now being used by near ly all the surrounding cities In the markets Of Juneau our celery has driven out aH other brands. and vegetables are gradually find ing places on the Erocers' shelves
 As evidence of the growing impor- lance Of skarway as an agricultural center. take Che one case of the Princss Sophia which sailed last night. From one skagvay gardner the C. p. R. company yesterday pur- chased 125 cabbaEes, 800 pounds of potatoes, loo pounds Of Italian spinach, six dozen green onions and
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
PHYSICIANS COULD NOT
 SAVE MNECONT~ EYE

Rome. Oct IS -Naroou td" wireless wizard had to submit Go am operation today for the removal of his r.Eht eye which was injured two weeks ago in an automobile acci- dent He has been kept in the hos ptau and the specialists have tried every means known Co science Go retain the sight but without avail.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
FISH OFFICIALS DISCUSS
 ALASKA AT LONG RANGE

Seattle. Oct IS Barton Ever mon. chief Of the Inquiry depart mout respecting food fishes, arrty- cd m the city from Washington and opened conference in the Wash mgrou Annex yesterday for the pnr- pose of hearing the questions of closing certain Alaska streams Go Tshmg Mr. Ward r Bower Che Alaska commissioner is in attend- aueg
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Washington, Oct. lS-Wel1on Briuton H,ybum of Idaho died n this city this morning Of compI- cation Of heart and kidney diseases.
 Senator UeybUrn was a republican whose home was iu Wallace. Idaho. He was born u DeIeware county, Pennsylvania in 1852 lie was member of the convention which framed the constitution of Idaho
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
SKAGWAY PRODUCE SUP
 PLIES A BIG DEMAND

fen dozen punches of celery The company also purchased g5 gallons of sEagway milk and is wild ducks This Is not the only company that purchases here. the others do. but generally not on so large a scale.
 These uEurs mean a great deal Co thc country that is described iu the east as "a land of snow. Esqui- mauy and glaciers It means a great deal Co us. because it proves that we have within our confines au that is necessary Co tbe main teuance Of perfect homes. perma- ueut happiness and satisfactory pros perity.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

ono Q. the HU.. .r..s minors arrived on last nights train and win leave for Vancouver .. one of the frs. boats. Mr. John -.. is one or tho delegates from Discovery C.-0 No. 1s Arctic a.n.nar.ooa add wtu attend The rr.rf Camp session at North N.a- ..u... November 1-.H
 Thomas wara.dare and Norris J. -rvfs are at the TuI'ou House ..w.a rerunot from a biz game .wr m r.e interior They have 30 aam... O. re..s. ha1ds and horns m.... uu re down this evening They .-. .o return Go their homes .. w.r..rnn.. s.tGu- uu rra Sro- .ma tonight
 Tho Daily Alaskan sHU has a low copies oG the Yearbook of the n.r.-rmcur Of Agriculture" for n. year 1911. Anybody interest .r in agriculture may caU and TO- .-.r. copy free or charge First .rw. first served 80
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
SENATOR HEPBURN IF
 IDAHO DIED TODAY

when it became a state and was chairman of the judiciary committee of that body. He was elected to the Republican national convention in 1SSN. 1899, 1900 and l9O4 and be- came a member of the senate In 1908.
 Lewiston Senator Rorah express ad regret at the death Of Mir. Hey burn whom he describes as a splen- did colleague.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Tom MacheIl a pioneer Of AtIin was a passenger south on Che sophia bound for hold HingIaUd" where he will visit the scenes Of his youth the first time in 25 years.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
NAT WOULDN'T TRIPLE
 WOULD T0t NNT'

Los Angeles. Oct 1N.-Nat Good win who was sued yesterday by Charles Doughty for the alienation of his wifr.s affection, has entered denial of the charges. He has acted with Marion Morelaud. as she is known on the stage. but he says ris oouduo. with her has been only professional Sometimes n a pro .osslouaI way it Is necessary for an actor to cypress intense passion. md Sat sure knows how to do that, and !. may be that the husband
 thought he was overdoing it which only goes Co show that Mir. Goodwin is am actor of rare ability That
 and such line of talk, is the trend of the denial of Mir. Goodwin.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
ALONE GUILTY
 SAYS SENATOR KEEN

Indianapolis. Oct Is Senator Kern. appearing in tho trial of the dyuamiters. is attempting to prove that the brothers. John J and James B McNamara were tbe only ones guilty Of the plots to blow up buildings with dynamite
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Mr. Alfred Toutes foreman for Inc Ruby Creek Placer Mining Co. arrived on the train last night and left on the Princess Sophia for Vancouver where he win spend tho winter.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

NeNieo city. Oct Wires be .veau this city and Vera Cruz have roer eur aud communication Co the -rH.. has been interrupted. A large rum.ar of Federal troops have Hra. u-Gr..G Co Vera Cruz which
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

London. Oct 1S--Advices that reach the English government are io the effect that the wars iu th" Balkans arc Co be Of opposing creeds rather than of races ft ia evident that there win be no mercy shown on either side and that the worst kind of butcheries will occur in tho names Of Christianity as well as M0bammedism
 A late report says that the Turk isH wa-shius have been driven bacE
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18

Steamer Jefferson ls scheduled .0 arrive at eight o'clock tonight
The daily Alaskan., 1912-10-18
MEXICO WILL TRY ID
 RECAPTURE VERA CRUZ

vas taken by the rebels yesterday and gun boats will proceed at once to retake the captured city The rebels arc gaining strength and there are promises Of 90 disastrous battle when they come together
The evening world., 1912-04-20

him out for . new trial. They lacked
money. Many Italians were forced to
buy a tawdry locket inscribed Justice
for Carlesi.s Many were told to give
much larger sums on pain OF being
blown up. =
A f~ishmonger. L~ucarello France, Of
No. 3A East Eleventh street, reported
to the police three week. ago that Gae-
tano Imperato Of No. 33s East Eleventh
street. his neighbor In the block notori-
Gus for bomb explosions. had demanded
s5 from him for the Carissi fund and
on his refusal had threatened Q bomb
explosion.
Two weeks ago the explosion occurred.
CaTao and the other detectives were
told that until they cought the bomb
thrower. they needn't do anything oloe.
To their chagrin q week ago the store
of Giovanni B~ranchetti. who had also
refused to contribute. wal blown up.
Before dawn to-day some OF them fol-
lowed Imperate to the front Of Lucarsl-
los store. Others were concealed in
nearby tenements. Impsrate was smot-
ing a cigarette. They saw him light q
match with the cigarette. Up to that
moment they had not cared to grab him
because they knew the courts would not
hold their prisoner unless they had
caught him In the act.
Under the lining Of his coat they
found a bomb Of the roughly wrapped
Blackhand type about four inches In g.
ameter. with q long fuse. He had Slit
the bottom Of mis- pocket In the effort 10
drop II. but had forgotten the lining.
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II. b. HARRIS'S W
CLOSED,

Out Of respect to Henry B. Harrts,
h gavs up his life that the women
n childrsn might be saved WHOM the
Titanic went down. the Hudson anu
Harris Theatres remained closed last
nisht. Tue Hudson Theatre was Mr..
Harrls's producing playhouse. and IN Il
were his ofhcss. while the Harris The
atrs a dedicated by him 10 HE
father. william Harras. whom II passed
10 his management last yeAr.
Nrs. Harris, who was rescued. 10 eth
In . highly nervous state. but a. her
physical condition 10 satisfactory, or.
cept foe the fractured shoulder blade
she suffered q few days before tho col.
liAon. Il 10 thought that with rest ana
quiet she Will fully recover. William
HArrts. for whom his friends were oou.
csrned because OF his age. has stood I'm
well under the shock.
For tho present At least tho buslne ss
will be ~condncted by tho men who had
been assoc!Atsd with Mr.. Harris FOR
many years. His death has brought sor-
rev 70 men and women In all branches
Of the theatrical profession.
Henry u. Harris had the reputation oil
bsiaU q Of ths squarsst men In the
shew business ana had the vespect oi
bAfA synoieals ana Independent mana.
~. aaIwas peseAtwist he sn2lsysu
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/ MANNE Re INDICATE
GOOD BREEDING.

not what to do. who had no Idea OF
how to axe care OF themselves.
Consulting nobody the prelate had
gone ahead In his own way. His min
.sters arrived at the dock all I'M
heralded, but, all prepared to take care
OF every possible situation.
The Rev. Father Henry OF the Holy
Rosary Mission was there with his aid
to look after the welfare OF the Irish
girl immigrants. Father McGrath OF
the Catholic seaman's Mission. was on
hand with food and coffee for anybody
and everybody who might feel the need
OF Them,