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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16

Geprs 6uiter. 4eubere Mads: Ben.
5enter; Truftees: Gris Wolaer, 6.
Sternopb. Sames g. Melben; Mrat:
Dr.: S. 6. Bad.
Das Soe 9opfer Srauen Melief
aorps Der 9. U. R. Don Oaptpn err
pdblte folgenbe Neamte: prdi.: Tran=
cesfa Wormdlo; g. 9. prdi.: Bette
Sarbine; S. Q. prSf.: Inna Stttn;
&apIan: NHna 6arrel; Shabmeiitts
rim: 9lnna Yealtes; Sstr,: MIice 8rei=
tenitein; Gonbuftor: Gliia WueIIner;
9ebilfin: Geua 5dmttt; Bade: Altce
2amb; @sbilfin: Marg. Palmer; Sab
nentrGserinnen: 2ouiia Soeslpn a.,
Inna McDotpsl (2), 2ena 8ol3 (3),
4nnd Sdmitt a.; patriottfhe Snz
ftrutteurin: 9lnna Moore; prefez
9leent: anna 5arrell; Delesat: Bette
Sorbing; Stellpertreter: gnna Stein.
WiIliam gprbreD, $40. 719 8.
Ipenue. Dapton, tpobnbaft, fiel seitern
beim Ibiteigsn bon einem Strabenz
babnpaegon 10 uneliidlih, boB er ei=
nen 8rub bes lintsn armss erIitt.
Or. SpiBelberser ,leiitete ibm bic mo-
tbioe 6iife.
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QerionalsW oti3eu.

Serr Sobann 5artmann,
Elm iallbeliebter unb serneeiebener
Wann, tpurbs am Samitas Ieinen 2iez
ben our6 ben COB entrtfen. Gr bate
nur elm Ilter BON 30 Sabren erreiht
unb i.in aaaufriibes 9inf4eio.n tpiro
bon einem sablreiden arsiie bon
5reunbsn uno 8etannten aufrihtis
betrausrt. Die 8eerbtgung finbst am
Dienitae Nahmittas bonn 5rausre
hauie, 1719 Racs StraBe. aus itatt.
6err 2o bert 8. GDrgel, Der
infolse zines abieeHes am DIR ldnz
eers 3eit bas 3tmmer bitten mubte, TT
geneien, iobab ct ipieoer nit nnge>
f6ipabter araft bie beutide Waht in
8entudp halten tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16

Der GranpilIe Moobp poiten
go. 80, 9. u. g., bon 8ellepue, err
pdblte foleenbs 8eamte: Comm: Or.
Marebon; Sr. 9. CONN.,: Ben. Ser
rD; s. 9. Comm: Mifpael Drummer;
Auartiermeiitsr: @eors Stetter r.;
aaplaH: Sofepb Jaber; 8. Of D.: s.
%. Shneiber; Ar5t: Robert Daum;
3. Of g.: Games gais; Snnxre WaHe:
Carl MaunDers.
- Die 8lue Grab Merie SO. 964,
s. 8. 8. pnn Bellebue eripdblte fol-
gerbe Deamte: SO. g.: s. Ganibb; W.
Q. g.: s. Mnberion; 90. g.: 9. 5.
Grisss; W. G.: gugen 9ailp; 90.
Sd: Grast Reblius; Snnere Waasi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16
Talid)er 4larm.

Gin Qlarm bonn Melbetaiten so.
1856 rief seitern Ibeno bic 5euertpebr
na9 Der Gds Der Gilman Ipsnue unp
Qlbion place, jeooh iteIit. es iid her.
aus, bab tein 8rano oorlag. Die Srs
Iissi srmitteIte bic Rameu BON rier
&nabsn, tpel9e babel beobodtet NOR.
ben iein fouen, ols iie ben 4larm etn-
iuubten. Die anaben Sobu poipea
Soparb unb Carl 8odpsI unb Sas=
per Sanfpn, ipelhe idmmtli6 in De,
Ra6burf6aft pobnen, tpuroen anse
ipieien, iid beuts Dor benz Sus.norih-
ter einauftnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16
Jn(anO gc(egrap6
Spfer Der 5 ag 5.

goiton. Wtaii., t5. Geaember.
Siebenabn5ipansis Wnnner unb ana-
ben iielen ipdbreno Der biesjdbrlgen
S,saeDiaiion IN ben Heuenelano- -Staa-
ten Dem Sagonloloh gum Spfer. 9as
lit etfpas menieer aIs i'm Vorjabre,
iiberiteist aber Die 3abl Der llnfdlle
fir baS Snbr 1910. Sn Waine lpur-
oe1 10, in Walladpiietts 5, in SEEM
Samipbire A, in Vernront, Mbobe
ssslallo unb Connecticut je cine unO
in ben Seepropiu3en Ganaoa's 5
Berionen aIf Der ssago erifollen.
Die 3abI Der Berionen, mel6e iiir
elm Wilo aebalteu uno nieoergeidoi-
len purben, betrdgt 6; 10 aloere
nl,roen bon ibrer eigenen Waffe ae.
trofien lub ii 0urd) DaS 5uiaGiee
aosseben Der @affea ibrer 5agogee
fdbrten.
6 hmarae 1anbiten.
Gina, o., 10. Dea. On 80 Irs
better ipurben am Sonntas friib In
ihrsm Eager bon flint farbisen Deipe@
rabps uberfauen. Die ifaparaen
Shurten 3pangen ibre Opftr NIT Dor@
aebaltenen HepolDern, ibnen ales on
Delb un5 0elbesfpertb berausSugeben.
1rant 0olIp BON Gra!bcm, Wo., uRb
fieben anbere. iDelds ii6 niDtrfetten.
:vurben bon ben @anbiten furdtbdr
n,ibbonbeIt. Man sioubt, bab 9ollD
nidt NIT btm 2s6eM oaDontOmmsn
Ipisbs
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Jemer.

- Gin srobes. nit llntraut. icse@
nannten rgottaiIs" bepa4ienes Ielb
an Der Deerfielb nnb Wabiion Mpe.,
WabiionpilIe, tpuroe seitern Rahnit=
rag um 4 rbr Don Rnaben, tpeIds Elm
asrsubenfeusr onseSiinoet batter, tn
8ranb eeiebt. Die Jlamn,en fauben
an benz trodsnen Antraut reihe Hdbz
runs unb sriffen NIT FOLDER ShneI7
listsit um iid, boB man befiirhtete,
bas Ieuer ipiirbe aaf bic In Der NGbe
gelesene Iutkrii@e Rirht 1ber!prin-
gen. Die Jeuermebr ipurbt alarmirt
unb erit mad 5Deifiinoigem 4ampfe
g.Ians es SpribensA Aompasnis go. 40
bic Gefabr aa tsfsitissa
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sdllimme Gage.

Der MoIterei>Deiiber 2ouis Splis
famp, bon Der Carthage Noenus. nahe
Carthage, tpuroe seitern auf einen ban
bem poliseirihter erIahenen Gapidsr
8.febl bin feitssnommsn. N)is berihs
tet, mar 5plttamp am Samitus tpez
gen 8ertaufs minbernertbiser Mild)
NIT elmer 8elDitrafe Don 5000 unb ben
Soften belest norben. Gr bintsrleete
bic Geloitrafe, inbem .r einen gbed IN
aenanntsr SOhe CAB. Dieter Gbd
ioa iih nahtrGsliA ols tpertblos bsr-
auseeiteat baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16

petroleumsgrplolion in ibrer Mob.
nlna ums 2eben, pdbrenb ibr @atts
uno ibre beiben Ginber RuNea, atpei
Sabre oft, uno Milbreb, feds Sabre
alt, f6tpere 8ranbipunben erlitten.
5rau Gong mar i'm 8egriff, Elm Jeuer
i'm 9uhenofsn an5uaiinben, als bic
flint galIpnen Petroleum entbolknbe
Ranne erplobirte. Durh bus brenz
nsnbe Del tpurbs bic gang. aii4e in
granb eeitedt unb grau Gong, osren
3lsiber in 8ranb gsrietben, rDuroe 10
ihper psrbrannt, bab iie tur5e 3eit
ip6ter itarb. Die beioen 4inber trua
gen i1msrsbafte BranbDunben boz
bon, ebenfp 6err Gong, Der iih, dls bie
Grploiipn erfolste, i'm Neben5immer
befanb unb ieiner 5rali nnb ben bsis
ben ainpern gu Silfe elite. Drei ans
oere ainber, bic nit Dem 8ater I'M
Rebsnaimmer pdren, tamen nit DeM
Shrsden Dapon.
50 ManDerluitise Suffragefz
ten.
Nen Oort, Is. DEG. Gina 25
Suffraqettsn lperpen am Wontag ben
Warih na6 Der Staatsbauptitu0t MIa
bonp dntreten, tpo lie in piersebn 5a=
gen einSutreffen geoenten, um benz
nsuen 8ouperneur Sulser selegentlid
ieiner cSnausuration cine 8otidoft i'm
SnterefTe Der 9enG GhrunQ oes Sfrauenz
itimmre6ts 3u unterbreiten. Die
5rausn, pelde ben Worf9 unterneba
men tpollen melbeten iid am Sonntag
i'm 5auptquartier Der Netp Dort Stute
Woman Suffrage 4hoeiation nno err
6ieItsn js einsn 3napiad unb einen
feIten 8irfeniteden fir ben WarIh TO-
ipie aller6ano CUTE Ratbidldse nit
gesug auf bic aleibuna bic fie auf
Dem Marid trassn iollen. Sbnen
ipuroc seratbsn. fur3e ROde uno
,Speaters" gu trasen. Sn benz anaps
lad perbsn fi6 5lusi6riften iiber
Jrauenitimmre6t befinoen. Die unterS
ness pertbeiIt iperDen iollen. gluBerz
bem IolIen in alien St1bten unterpess
aunbsebungen peranitaitet iperben.
Cine Der WarIhirenoen tpiro nit elmer
5rommeI ausgeriiItet Iein, um oas
Tempo fir ben Wari6 anaueeben.
propiant, bsitebeno in Butterbroben,
@botolaoe unb peanuts, fptrD in Ell
nem 4utomobil ben Maridirenbsn
ilahsefabren iperben. BRO Gag iolsn
ettpa Sebn MeiIen auriidgelest tptrben.
Nm eriten Sag pirb Der Warf4 Bis
Yonters seben.
8lutiger arapdlL
SteubenpiIIe, s., 10. Dea.
sSn Der RGbe bon Haplanb tam es am
Gonntas gu friiber Stunbe 3u Strtizz
tieteiten sipiihen elmer Mn5abI Stdliez
nsr unb elmer ber Streitenben tpurbs
erfhpHen, Elm afpetter burh etaen Nes
polperf1ub idtper psrtpunoet. iuGb=
rsnb brei Staliener leknsgef6brlihe
Stihrpunb.n babontrusen. Der Iobte
1T Musuitin purce.
Muh bier serietben am GDnntag
mebrere Staliener BEL einem 'Hdrtena
ipiel in einen Streii, Der in Ibatlihe
teitsn ausartete. Sim Galueeip ipure
be burh einen Hepolperf6ub fMner
perpunbet unb Mntonio paoe. oer an
s.bIi1 ben perbdneniBpollen S6ub
abfeuerts, tpurbe fpGtsr perbdfttt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16

- 3rau 3. 9. @oermanm, bon
go. 124 Sit 6. glpenue, brahte ae-
itern i'm Boliseibaitptai,artier 5ur NM
serge, baB ibr in einen 3ebncent-Sa-
oen an Der @elt 5. 9lpenlie bon einer
EoiGenbiebe ibr Hortemonnaie nit
elmer eoloeren llbr nebit aette, al.
beren Shmiifiahen uno einem fiei=
nen 9elbbetrag esfanlotirt NOR
Apf1 III
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porationspapiere. Die Sntorppratpren
iinb: 5reo. 8oebme, 6. Nunnern, 3.
g. Mertle, Srant MoB nnb ainrs
Sonb. 0as 8runbtapitol betr1at
$4,000 uno lit in MntbeiIe bon ie
$50 setbeilt. Diefe neue 5trma mar
friiber bic 6ano Wilt ano Dairp 60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16

ais sse,uport Office fir bas Gin.
einmatier @pIfsblatt" befinoet iidD IN
go. 339 Yorf Grahc, gescniiber benz
GpnrtbanIe, noielbit Wenisfeitcn, slns
seisem It. |. ~. bis 10 ltbr 45 Wfinn-
ten Abenbs entgesensenummen iuer'
Ben. Selepbun Spnth 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16

Gbicago, Su., 10. De3enlber.
am Sonntag fanb Die @rlnolteinic.
allns fir bas neue 2ebrer College ser
GpungeIiih .2utberiihen Spnobe Don
Weiiiouri, Ohio unb anberen Staaten
in Der 9oritabt ytiDer ssoreit itatt.
Ter Sauptrconer bel oieier @runo-
fteiniesuns mar Der Spnobalprdies
Vaitor Griebrih gfotenbauer. Gas
College befinbet lid, segennartis NJ
Mooiion 81, Iuobin es i'm Sabre
1864 bon Sort Waple, ssno., perle9t
,porben mar. DaS nelie @ebai,oe miro
allf einem Or,moeisentbumsfomple
BON pierais 4dern am Desplaines
Nuf errihtet iinb Die Bibliotbef Der
MnItalt miro bic pouit1moigIte aoaet-
tion lutberifd}er 2itteratlir entbaIten.
WSrberif4e GEplofion.
JnbianappIis, Snb., 15. De3.
6rau Span 6. Gang, 80 Sabre alt.
tam nnl Gonutno Mbenb BET siHsr
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Fatal Accident

Tuesday afternoon of last week a
little nine year old son of Clay Long, at
Ruthton, with two of his brothers was
driving several horses TO water. The
animals were in playful mood and one
of them ran over the little fellow,
knocking him to the ground. where he
died in few moments. There was no
evidence Of the boy having been kicked.
A few minutes after death the little fell
lows neck became very black and it is
supposed the fan broke his neck, His
remains were buried Wednesday at
Cottonburg.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Thirty-Two Lots Sold.

The Blue Grass Real Estate Co., sold
at auction Saturday thirty-two lots, the
properly Of Mr.. T. K. Hamilton. in
Burnam Heights, at prices ranging from
Sl25 TO $500. This addition TO the city,
which was purchased by Mr.. Hamilton
about year ago, has been laid off into
lots and streets have been opened and in
a very short while that section of Rich
mOnd will grow in proportion to other
additions that have been thrown open to
the public during the past few wears.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Green lac Sale.

In this issue Of The CLIMAX appears
mammoth advertisement of Z. v
Elder, announcing a Green Tag Sale to
begin June p and end July 6. These
semi-annual sales are looked forward TO
with great interest by residents Of Madi-
son and adjoining counties, and this
event will bring the usual large crowd
TO his store on the days mentioned
above. Don't fail to read advertisement
elsewhere and make preparations to at
tend this great sale of seasonable mer-
chandise.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
New Laws Effective.

All Of the laws enacted by the last
Legislature became effective Wednes-
day. Among them is one prohibiting the
the use Of public drinking cups 1t is
being generally observed by all public
places, and the business men generally,
in consequence of which people who have
failed 10 supply themselves with indivi-
dual cups are finding it difficult to Sc
cure a drink of water except at their
own bouaac
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Awarded First Prizes.

At the annual summer meeting of the
Kentucky Press Association at Olympia
Springs. last week. The Climax was
awarded first prizes on program and
catalogue work, having, in the judge
merit Of an expert, presented the most
perfect display of this character of
printing. Considering the competition
AMI friendly rivalry that exists at these
contests, this is an honor of which The
Climax is exceedingly proud. 1t is
evidence Of the high class work turned
out by this Office and is positive proof
that superior printing is sent out from
the job depart ment of this pancr.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Great Opportunity.

An opportunity to secure great bar
gains is offered to men and boys by the
well known and reliable firm of Coving-
ton and Banks, who have innsugurated
a Reduced Price Sale. which began last
Saturday and will continue for fifteen
days. This is an opportunity &c secure
any article in the gents furnishing line
at greatly reduced prices. You should
not fail to read the advertisement in
today's Climax and take advantage Of
this exceptional opportunity TO secure
the best of everything in their line at
marked-down prices.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
HOt Recoenized BY Friends.
Progressive Irvine

nee the advent Of tie L. & n r. r.
apany and its decision 70 build its
shops there, which shops viii EN-
over 400 men. Irvine has taken on
ieat boom. Our mother owns over a
adred Of the best located and most
'Eable lots in the city. Immediately
sounding the depot and viii sell some
ZEN or lease them on very reasonable
1s 70 induce enterprises 70 locate
We want water and light plant
.'hg min, ice factory, laundry and
cher general utility plant and we
0aer special inducements 70 such
aeate there.
aion or address W H. Lilly, Irvine,
Or Grant E. Lilly, Richmond. Ky.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Governor McCreary'S APP
Monuments

After weeks of suspense on the part of
applicants for jobs at the disposal Of
Governor McCreary, the chief executive
Of the State announced his selections
Wednesday. Among those from Madi-
son who were included in the governors
list we're: Thos. J. Smith, of this city,
who was appointed Banking Commits
siOner for four years, beginning July /;
r. r. Burnam, State Game and Fish
Commissioner, and L. B. Harrington
Advisory Board Of Geological Survey.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Will Speak Here.

Mr.. R. L. Barnett. State President
Farmers Union, viii speak at the court
house this city, at ? o'clok, Tuesday,
June 25. Mr.. Barnett is an orator Of
considerable Repatriation and his ad-
dress will be interesting as well as in
Structive
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19
Off For Europe

n Burnam, youngest son Of Mr..
Mrs. r. Z. Burnam, left this morn
for Philadelphia, where he viii join
Hrty Of six other boys about his own
under the chaperOnage of Prof.
lgle, Of Davidson Collage, North Car
b, and win within few days sail for
pope The trip viii Be- fun OF pleasure
the boys, as wei as educational, I'M
the tutorage Of Prof Lengle. The
max hopes within few weeks to give
readers a letter from Judge" Bur
I as William S boy friends call him.
lot Recognized by Friends.
Hr E. h. Bybee returned Friday
ming from Cincinnati where he had
p 70 consult a specialist concerning
ftting Of a glass eye. his right organ
ghl having been removed last win
o. lis appearance on the streets Sat
by morning Mr.. Bybee's friends were
spelled 70 take a second look in order
IDENTIFY him, as the disappearance Of
bandage worn for many months and
new eye made a great but beneficial
|,lge in has looks. The many friends
MS popular gentleman congratulate
upon the success attending him
nugh the trying ordezi incident 70 the
|at suffering be has endured during
1 past two wears
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

be for R. B Terrill for reelection
be Office Of County Court Clerk. He
appreciate an endorsement of his
bent administration. II
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

Deatherage viii buy your wool and
nav The highest cash prices. u
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

'ome to Owen Mckee. Richmond
for dry goods and notions. Others
and why not you. If
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

in need Of building material, see
W. Broaddus & Co. They viii save
money on all orders. 4S-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

hos. A. Shelton, agent for Hurst
be Insurance Co. Write me or phone
|lyr Isl ring ?. Union City. Ky.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

your corns hurt Dr. Russ ellis
Z Remedy. Try il.
VINES DRUG STORE.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

5r earsche, tOothache, pains. burns,
Us. sore throat, try DR.. Thomas
|sctic Oil, a splendid remedy for
Lrgencies. I'm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

lake up your mind now that you are
be- to vote for r. B. Terrill for re-
lion. His record as apublic servant
never been eclipsed by any former
|.isl If.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

Axe your wool 70 Golt and get the
price. 43-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

Ow is the time 10 have your screen
k done. Don't wait until the lies
in. We do all kinds Of fly screen
h. BARIoE & DozIER,
H 3O7 HAST Main street.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

hink Of wOol-a big price. tOO-then
4 I'd Gott 43-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

ost dishguring skin er0pficns. scro-
J. pimples, rashes. etc. are due 10
pure blood. Burd0ck Blood Bitters
cleansing blood tonic. is well recon-
nded. 500 az all stores. i'm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

Jon, the poultry man. win buy your
L. 43 #
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

Bach age Of our lives has its joys. Old
pie should be happy, and they will
b Chamberlain's Tablets are taken to
lngthen the digestion and keep the
rels regular. These tablets are mild
} gentle in their action and especially
liable for people Of middle age and
.sr. For sale by all dealers. I'm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

inch Of Keys callss Climax Office.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

For this price you take choice Of all
our SIS suits, the very finest IN Rich
mond, no matter if some others are
priced five to ten dollars higher. Criti-
cal comparison will convince you
Rich blues and grays and stunning
color schemes in all TIE new styles.
Large asSortmentS now, bot this price
will move them quickly--SJ9.75
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

Com For Sale.
'pply to Harvey Chenault. Phone 447
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-06-19

AT this price you buy the greatest
value possible in a ten dollar suit.
Gray worStedS, blue sergeS, and other
desirable things-priced very low at
ten dollarS---a veritable bargain at
$7.75
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-03-15
Catholic Church

Sunday Mass at ID 9. TT. Sunday Mas first Sunday il 1nth, as 2 s. m.
 3gnazy school after mass. Week day Mass at a. IT.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-03-15
THE TN } WORkER3

1'ae black h said: "I'm tirel of tolliG. .Ae thunder all the lime; I weary of this thifs 2 of soi...s my hands with soc and grne I'd like Ia M fer wher ae gorse is and >hes .he pr chick; I'm tir- ed = shOeinF lles and horses wh. T hump themselves and hsa. My 2. old wornout sp-~ s g beneath its heasy loads. ike to have q chu hug ? and burn up al he re-
 7a Iorg, haired foH#-e1 ,he >taivart blaa <,mllh "l,e's happy the a h. a know it. for = cal hls bread by sit. in W ' locker. away frofa smoke grime. and NIT ag for me ten cent sho ser. | of bughouse rinls
 Ten t0 hs a'tage he went sir 3. ~ som full of gri he 5e mt iive pounds of atom owatt of beef. ! e and potatoes and tread white and rye. a l. : pe ]. Stewed toma- toe. nj np on pie.
 T. poe "Ah, but I'm ieallas o huge man of bra. r. f8 wield his sle s and W all day. so hell ne Js ] have to keep on ndir- n3ing. my yer ses = prena cen though I ha1a IT. blinding and pain mos rvnhere, And whsn he ms smith is doing some good toiling here but the I'm pursniS , is wasted was l ,eg.,''
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 WALT MASON.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-03-15
SHOOTING AT DOUGLAS

Paul Bachia shot and killed his wife at Douglas last Fri day and then turned the gun on himself. taking his own life. It was the old. old story Of another man in the case, F. Skallsh. whom Bachia also shot. but failed to kill. the bull let striking him in the arm as he was running away. Bachia and his wife quarrelled some month or so ago and had since been living apart. Hearing that Skalish was attentive to Mrs. Bachia the husband returned to the house and found matters in such condition that his sus piifon> were confirmed. so ho opened fire on Skalish. and then killed his wife and himSelf Bachia and his two victims were all AuStrians. 4 baby less than two years old survives.