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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

Staat olg Jolse Der proseFirung BON
Wirtbsn, tpel4e oas GetrdHfegeieg
perlebten. absabsn unb Strafen, Die
ft6 5uiammen auf mebrere bunoerts
tauIenb Dollars beldufen.
besftur3.
HenYort 10. September. Wdbz
rero 5euerpebrleute Die 5biiren ibrer
brennenbeu Wobnung i'm pierten Stof
eines 9ebduoes on Der Weftieite elm
idlugen, ideutte SRI. Ibeleibe Wap~
bad. cine 35 Sabre alte Stenogrupbiz
itin, ben 3urufen Der unten ftebenoen
perionen, baB lie i6neu serettet tperz
ben piirbe, feline ged6tung unb
fprang aus einem JenIter 80 SUB iiber
Der Strabe. Sic tuurbe auf Der SteQe
getDDtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

9ep gort, 10. Sept. Qnget.:
rWatn" pom Bremen, r1inlanb" BON
anttpsrpsn, raronprin3 Wtlbelm" BON
Bremen, .Qmericau" pon Genua,
-Wontierrot" Don gaoi5, r4Iice" BON
J5atras.
abeeg.: vRpnbam" na9 Rottsrs
oam, rRronprin3eFiH Gectlie" uah
Bremen.
Wontreal. 4nget.: .paQan3a"
oo1 5amburg.
aue6ec. 4uget.; s5oniau" BON
2orbon.
Gonbon. anget.: Minnsbaba"
bon Rep gort.
ptpmOutb. Qnget.: rprsiibsnt
Gtncoln" bon Retp Yort.
Srieit. Qnget.: rSpsrnia" Don
Tetc gort.
Bottom. Qbseg.: .GDmric" mad
2irerpool.
2i3aro. SignaliIirt: n8oltur.
no, bon ytetp Ycrt Rdh Rotterbar
beitimmt.
paFirt: ~MenOminss". DON 9biIa:
oeIpbio na6 4ntiperpen beittmult.
Queenstop Qnaet.: fran.
cpEia", bon Bolton ndh Giperpoo
beftimmt. ,gdmpania", bon Rep Dor
nab QiperpooI beItimmt.
Eopenbasen. 4ugst.: ,Selit
S!aD" bon Rem gort.
Gberbourg. 4nset.: .aaiIei
WiIbeIm Der 9roBe" unD rpreiioen
Gincoln".
0oper. 2lnast.: .aroonlanb"
p'n gletp Yort Hab antnerpsn be.
ftiEmt.
Gibraltar. 2lbgsg.: ,aDnic
2(Itert~ na6 Rep gort.
Soutbamptou. Qbgsg.: rar.
Icnia" noh Woutredl.
2tperpOoI. Abgse.: .garonta
rah ReD Oort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

- Sm 9unbssssridt bereitet man
fih fir ben Sitober 1ermiH por.
Geitern tpurben pom Surp aommiis
far Shomos gD. 4llen unb bonn 0es
ridtseiert 6. Q. DitIep bic Romen fur
bic alsine unb fir Die Grob 9es
i1iportnsn aus Dem Raoe se5ogen. Glr
eriierst5rperf1aft iDurbeR 33 unb fir
Iestsre 25 Ramtn geSoeen. bod ilno
nnr 16 Weonn erforberli6.
Dur1 WermittIuns BON abtooors
Waper & Bro. bat Jrau Sennie Wes
gotran BON Rihmpnb. 0a., bas
grunbitid Wo. 2225 Gaitern ape.. 80
BET 15O Jub. an Jofepb gernbaro
Ringsmann fir $3.50 Deriauft. Der
felbe iptrb iid bort .in 6aus bdnen.
- Die Mai.sr qlumbsrs allocio.
lion hieIt seitern cine 9erfammluns
as, in nsIher beIalofIsn tpuroe. alIe
Mrbeiter, bic nift innerbdlb 48 Stuns
ben sur Arbsit suriidtebren. aussus
fnliebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
3abireibe Wldnbiger
Sud)en nadJ Riharo 8eDinan, einem
peridnunnoenen ageuten.

Ri6aro Wepmon, Der 2otdlsQgent
Der 8snepue Oil So. BON QeD Srs
leans, 2a., befen Office iid Ro. 516
Bis SIT i'm Sobniton 9e6duoe befano,
1T felt einiesn 5agen fpurlos Ders
ihnunpen unb cine 4n3ahl nn6efries
oigtsr Gldubiger periuhen ibr 9eitss,
isinen gegsnipdrtigen 4ufentbaltsort
ausfinbig gu maiden. Die Gntbedung,
bab er peridpunbcn mar, erfolgte erit
geitern, als Der Gonitabler 5imberIote
BON Der Office bss 5rie6ensrihters
Dumont in Der Office bon Wspmdn
porIpra6, I'm etnen ppn Der 5irmd
Wap Stern &c SO. erfpirttsn 8sihlags
nabmebsfebl gu oollftreden. Der BE-
ANTE fouo bic 3immsr in Der srobten
unorbHung uno Is mar i6m nur
moslid, oas Sfrsi6pult uno bic iibris
gen Sfficsm0bel gu bef5Iagndbmen.
Sn bsm eriteren fano sr cine Qns
3abl Brittle, Gus oenen berporging
bab Der DsrIbpunoene ipdbrenb be,
Issten stpei Sabre Elm 3iemlih ertra.
Ddgantes Gsben gefiibrt bate uuo ii
ben DeridNbensn Grobitdoten guropai
krumgetommen mar.
Der 8erihpunoene ipirb auBerbem
auf getreibsn Der Wunro Sotsl 60.
Der er nit elmer Rehnung bon stpo
$50 uno nit perihiebenen We6islr
gum Betrage bon mebreren 6unbert
Dollars bineinseleet bat, BON Der bic.
| fissn poli3ei gefuht.
or fam Dor eitpo 5 Wofen hisrher
unb logirte felt Der 3eit in benz qs
nunnten 5otel. Inter feirsn @ldubi.
germ befiuben iih cine alsiosrfirmc
i'm getraa. bon $65.. cine Shrsibma,
fhiners1irma sum 8etroge BON $35
bic Sobniton guilbing 60. sum Sc
trage BON $50, eins Qutomobils5i
gum Betruse BON stpa 800, unb Tsi'
ne Stenoarapbin, bic felt einigen Wo,
den tsin Saldr srbalten BAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

Neu Gonbpn 2anbftrobe. Wan pers
mutbete 3uerf, baB Der 6 Sabre ale
SoTepb Snpanstp, Gobn zines Garms
arbeiters, in ben Gldmmen umgetom>
men fei. Der Hndbe nurbe aber
na6 lansem Sufsn untsr einem
Baum fhlafenb gefunoen.
Sobn 9ebrens bon Qinbenfpdlt
melhete Der polt3ei, oaB @inbre4sr ir
feline WDbnung brangen unb cine fiI:
berre 3afhenubr i'm Derthe bon 500
W:rfbpapiere unb andre Dertbia6er
als geute natmen. -
- mapor 6anagan BON Orfort
lhb ipieoer eine Qn3d6l Dirtbe II
TibbIetotpn ipssen Sffenbaltens ibrtl
Wirtbf6aften am Sonntag perhaften
bic Dirthe glid Wpers, 2epis Mooot
s5ocob Goipnsco, Rop MiNts, 2an
renee Rdtb unb Gbarles Rotber baber
teute ibr 0erb0r.
- Jrau 5drrn Gucus, Die G'nttil
eineS UlotorRdnnes Der Sbio elettri
iten GiIsnbd6n. Del6e in Mibols
topn pobnt, iArieb geItern elmer
45Ttiebsbrief an ibren Munn UNI
periuhts fih nit 5ol3aItobol gu per
giften. S6neI berbeiserufene dr3tIih
Silfe rettete ibr 2eben.
- 9em Dm. psels, 27, unb gran
c.s Wners, az, beibe BON Cincinnati
tpurbe 1eitsrn Elm 5eirutbsI6ein Der
tpeigert, neil bic grout bier nt4t an
iGffia mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
ah5leres ~ etter
Semte ioa es mns iuirflidD nno iuabr'
baftis beideert ,uerben.

mie oas ainb nuf ben beiIigen
Ghriit, mnrtet bic Iei6eft6e WlenIh.
belt, ioipeit iie in Cincinnati uno lin,
gcgcno pohnt duf fiihIeres gBetter.
1aslel6e lit 1tnS sipnr id)oil ieit eitti'
gen 1agen .unpibcrruflid1" ouge.
fiinoigt lporoen, nber bns Gbermome-
ter lieB iid) nidt eiHldlii6tern inno
mar aus ben bohen 9ienn3igerll tttd1t
herabsufriegcn Sect bat es aber Der
Wetteronfel, nm es nit ben gilraerit,
Die ieiH Saldr be5nhlen, niflt aan5 3lt
pproerben, nui ietncn IienIteio ges
nontmen lnb fiir beute uuo morgcn
cine bchaolidere Jemperatilr nnge.
fiinoigt. Warten mir ab, oh er Mort
hdlt. llniere Sd)nljugeno bat gegen
bic Sise abioliIt nidbt5 ein5utpenoen.
Shr nsrbantts iis esitsrn sinen freten
Tahmittaa. benu Der SduIratb Bat
hcfonntlih nerfugt. oaB bel ciner &c.
iniiien 5emperatiirhohe bic Shulelt
ousfaarn. Tos beiiebt iidl aber ,nift
aui Die 9ehter. Die geitern rlthig bis
3 llhr Rot)nliitags oushaIten miiB.
ten. Gb iie Den Ieeren gnnfen Inter
ridt ertbeilt, OF Tie 5lieaen gefanaeu
ooer ipie Tie ionit be 3eit tootgeifla'
aen huben, iii nidt befannt. Gie
SophomcreS Der ainoeraartensab'
tbeiinna luolen cine 4etition an Den
Shulrath it,iden. oamit Den 2ebrerr
oieieIben Site Vriuilegien 3itbeil
mcroen ipie 6en Sfiilern. Gip agG.
Sdliisen pnllen por ben Sehrerr
nidts porau5 hnben.
aornnen mir Dem 2eier belite elm
NAL init Dem 5eniperdtursB sBerSeIdr
niB. 6as mad, Den 5hermometern Del
0etterparte an1efertigt tporeen iii
Die Straberttenperntur lit getpohnlit
iiini Biz iefs 8rno hoher. Tie 8et
teriunrte perseidlnete fiir ben geltri8et
5aa Die iolgenoen Sentperaturen:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
Tnrdaangerfnnen.

SIioia gfeece. IA Sabre nIt, bon
&gginsport. g., iulo ibre fSreurloin
0lanfe 8olpen. BON SamersoilIe, O.,
lparen bes eintonigen 8orfleberS
iiberoriiiiig eeiporben umb ihren 81.
tern burhaebrannt. Sie befanoen iih
aui elmer Gar Der Cincinnati. George
tospn uno Gortsmoutb ueberlar,o.
bdbn. aIs bem AMI oerieIben Gar ipei.
lenoen Sergeanteu Sodbarbt ibr ge.
nehmen auffieI. Gr itellte nehrete
5ragen on bic G,irhgdngeriimen uro
brahte oieielben nab benz 8oli3ei-
hairptquartier, 100 Die beioen Mao-
den .ipdter BON ibren reip. eltern IN
grppfn,g genoHurlen uno beiaIge-
bradlt ipmrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
9ampe ais @aiie.

e. 1raaona, 2i Sabre off. bon
go. 52t &seit 5. gipenue, u,to iein
3imnergenoIie y. Anfe, 45 Sabre
alt, aeriethen geitern abeuo in Streit,
nelter in cine ShIdgerei ausortete.
anfe ergriii cine BetroleumIantpe
umo idJlua ieinen 8eaner nit ber'ei.
ben an DEN aopf, ipdhrerb 1ragora
nit einem 8lasfrug auf anfe ein'
fddua. Gem Sample tuuroe bon Der
9oiisei ein gnbe gemodt iuo Die bet
ben aombottanten fpuroen. rrat,oeH
iie I'M itiotiiden Soipital perburoen
iDorocn lparen. irnter Der aHfldge oes
unorbentIifen getrageris eingeiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
Sel.srapbiide HOtiSen.

= George Wonob, Elm anB.Rnber
abtotiter BON Retp gort. fam am
8ienItag auf Dem GlugfsIbe BON
5empIteao, 6. s., bem Propeaer elmer
in 8epegune befinbIi6eu 5lugmaIhis
ne gu nahe uno tpurbe 10 ihDer Der,
leBt, bab sr eins Stunbe ipdter Iturb,
- Tampa, 5la., rptro felt SumItaq
bon furhtbaren RegengiiFen beimse:
iudt, bic beretts S6open in 50be Don
mebreren bunberttauieno Dollars an;
eerihtet 6dben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
eokal-Derid)t
0sut(d. adg. PROT. ll1aifen. Uer.ia

Der Deuiide angsmeine proteitans
tlihc Ndiicruerein belt geiternabeno
III Der glnitnIi feline regelmdBiae Ser.
idmmluns ab. in ipeI6er grdiioent
4ug. Stsintamp ben 9oriib unb CT
tretdr Jero. Steinbah bas grototoll'
fiibrte.
Der anitaltsperpalter Serr Gus.
Hois unterbrettsis Isinen 8sriGt; aus
ipelhtm herporsing, oub i'm aauis bes
ltBten Wtondts orsi ainoer in bic Nm
itdlt aufgenon,nen tpurben. 9egenz
ipdrtig btfinben lid 80 ainber, unb
Sfpar 30 anabsn unb 81 W1bdsn in
Der 4nfidlt. 0eIdsnts einesn elm bon
Jrou 5artfielo uno Serrn barrn
aleine. Zen Gebern tpurbe Der DaRt
bes gsreins ausqefprohen.
Die iibereinitimmenosn gerihte beg
e6aBmeiitsrs benrp auhrmann unD
bts Jinan5isiretdrs Gus. Qambsd
louietsn: aafTtnbeitonb am 1. 4uguit
S2816.50, einnabmen i'm 2aufe nes
Wonats S5457.50, ausgaben S1168.,
O8; 9esenpdrtiger GaFenbeitane
$71o5.9
als n.us Witglisb.r fpurben oufs
geuontnIeu bic Serren 8eorg ,Sob; u
81. 1uliefotter uno Stto $. 1iifer
Der ShobmsiItsr 6err 5enrp 2uhr,
mann beritteis, bah er $4,000 Don ben
D.reinspermOeen in Bombs angsl.g
bat.
JinonsietrtiGr Gus. 2umbet reidt
feline Rsiignation Elm, pelte nit gs
b1ntrn angenommen tpurbs. Ger
Nrtbur pauli purbe gu isinsm Rdh
fpiser ertp1hI.. 9em ausIbeibsnnei
9eamien ipuroe ein Dantespoium ge
,ssben.
glls neue 9oritdnbsmitalisber ipur
ben nadtrGslih eingefiihrt bic 6srrei
Mrtbur pauli uno Syreb. glome, fDel
dt perhinbert frdren, Der 9ensralber
iammlung bei3utuotnen.
Die 6erren Sobn u. Wener. Go
Sdrisper uno 5enrp 3ubrmann tpur
Den ols aommittes ernonrt, um ct
ipoise 4enberungen in Der Gonitiiu
iion porsuihInaen.
gu geIuds aommi.teen tpurbsl
erHonnt. bonn 10. biz gum II. Ssp
tembtr bic berren Gnbler uHb Gkr
tron, unb bonn IT. Biz gum "a. Sep:
bic 9erren ariid uno aleine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

- Ilnier Igrut IN SdmiltDn ri
Serr Gouaro grnf, 449 Sab isinite
Straae. gea Eel. 476 g., Somc
gbuue 1851 u. s.
- Die 2eite beg 8 Sabre olten
iTorsit 2eRop 0a1is. Sobn Don
Gmerfon u. Dapis BON Der Util
qonbitrabs. pel4sr porseltsrn 4bene
in Eanal ertrant, purbe ssitern
Worsen eeLanbet.
- Der frii6ere Gountp 4uoitor
Spispb 6. grats pirb als bemotra.
t:i6er aunbiodt geeen Yrobdtrihter
SrhE 3. gonnaugbton auftreteu.
- Grant Joo, lpelhsr tiir3lib aui
cine 8aterftdftstldqs bin per5dftsi
ipurhs, srlangt. geitern sinen Sei'
rathsifein, I'm bas Uadofen, pit
16iGbrise Sane Gornele. gu beiruthen
Sbp 1T Is Sabre oft unb arbeitst,
NIT benz WGoden in Der 5aba.fubr,'
in Uhbbktppn. Jrieoensritser Sdl'
nes psrbirdtbeN bas paur.
= Wm. Sto6lmiiler unb Jrl
4lma 5ueHing tnerben am "a. Sep'
tenber in Der ct. pe.ers Stride Der
8nno oer ghe i4liebsn.
- Mapor gtrau6 ..br.. porseiterr
aknb BON feinem 8eIuh in M. Gle
msHts, Did, suriid.
- Der S6ulrar6 Bat 6eIhlofen
bas neue 9oti4ulaebdube an oel
Glib front uHo Qublop Strabe 81
errihtsn. Der aoitenarftponb piri
iib auf $225. 900 itelIsn. Die 2lust
aabsn Der S6ulen ndbreno bss sSis
tuflabres pdren S188,213.76 uni
on ginnabmsn $180.05z56. De-
Sdulbeiuh porseiiern in ben Il
SGulhGuIsrn mar 1926 In BEN unie
rem RlaiIen unb Cos in Der oO4fduls
- Marp 9uioro bat 6drriion 9u
fcro ipslhen Tie am q. Sttobsr 1906
beiratbets. auf Sdeibung pertlast uni
ei5i ais Grunb 8ernatldHisuns uni
Mibbanblung an. Gas gsaar bat ape
Rtnotr.
- Die ansebote fir oas neu
| n. W. 6. u. @ebduoe, sUeltes an be
Rorb 2. unb Marist Strabe srri6te
niro. ipuroen geftern ssOffnet. Da!
nieorieite Mnsebot mar $185. .00(
uno fpurx bon 0ebriin<r Wlartin poi
bier einsereicht.
- Mbert Mebbenoorf. q, ginein
nosl. unb Wnrtba Glbe. 18. Wibble
icirn, srlansien einen neirntbsfheil
uab puroen BON Jrieoensri6ter Wor
ton ssiraut.
- Geusr 3erft0rts Dor9eitern bi
GGeune unb ben 1IbHeritolI auf ben
I2lEueisn bon 6ugo 9stosn an Ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
aleiae Dsli3eimad, d,riAtess.

- Nus Dem Antonobil bes Sobn q.
Wtb<r, BON go. 2501 Sprins 0rppt
Nbe., ipurbe ssiiern an Der Rase Gir-
nobe Der 8. aDe.. elm 4nsus TN Wertbe
BON $40 geitcblsn.
- Gbn. GlOper, go. 627 Walnui
Gtpobe, melDsie seisern Der poliaei.
bah Sin Gdieihbisb einen 4nous unb
anbere Ganen I'm Mertbe Bon $50 aus
ffin<r Wohnung entpsEeett.
1<nrp Dan. BON Z. 4pspue uno
gine Gtrabe, ipurbe geftern auf einer
BON ieiner Grau Gillian Dan .tripirt.
ten 6aftbeftbi bin feisgsnommsn unb
unsr Der Anilase oss gbebruns sins
pdpsrrt.
- Mus Der Wobnnng bts Noberi
G&ou. Combine unb GIenpap 4pe..
iDurben bon sinem Ginbre6er cine gcIs
btne ubr unb m<breFs G6mudf dfu6eu
espellsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
Ginbre6er.

atus BEN Gelbihrant beg Wbistps
bdnolsrs Wn. grnhmnnn, Ho. 60
612 Main Strabs. ipurNn am 4. Sep
tember $40 In gaar. fotpie Elm ebed
iibsr S25 geftoblsn. Der Diebft1bl
ipurbe erii seiiern Der goIisei semklo<t
Der btsInubisis gRd Iii nadtrdslif
BON einsm Wanne, iptlder fih aenneor
nannis, in Der German RniionnI9ani
pcn Heipport, an., eintofiri iporben
Die poIisei tenni ben Rann uno feline
9srbaftuns biirfte nur cine Jrags lUe.
niger 9aae ieir.
gsripatpoIisiit Ben 2iteYiiug faBic
eeitern Abefto gegen s llbr eineal
Wann oabei ob, aIs oerielbe I'M BE.
qrifie itanb, bic Seitenthiire ocs
gianbIaoeits bon gam VbiIlips, 90
93f Weain StrnBe, auf5ubrehen. Der
8efanaene, DeIher iib @m. Wic.
sbane resiitrirte. bate einen gelaoe.
nen 9epolper in ieinem 8eiiee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

'p1ltigt. BON ieinent @aeen uno 5og
it'd, aopffpntfoen uno anoere Berleb.
ungen 5u. Gr iplirbe in einem Batrol-
ipdgen no6 bein ltaotiifen Soipttal
gebraft.
ssobn Saa, 90 Sabre alt, obbah.
los, erliit on Der Baoe uno Gutter
Strabe einen Sisidlag. gr Duroe
nod benz Soipital gebraht
9obert 3. Moore, so Sabre alt
ron gto. 527 Blum StraBe, purot
gcltern abeno, on einem Sieidlng lei
oeno nah oem &oipital gebradt. Seii
3ultano iii beoenflid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

Gus syoulfer, 35 Sabre aIt, bon
9so. t4f0 WsansfieIb aIpemie, iusiroe
geItern in ieiner Wobnirng BON Der
Site iiberiu1ltigt unb in benz BOIi5ei.
ailtomobil nnb bem itdotiiten So.
ipitnI eebraflt.
alireo Sulbert. Elm so Sabre alter
BIeddhnieo, bon go. 344 aiIgour
gtrnbe, fieI geitern ar Der NeurI u.1o
2osureuee esrobe BON her &ise iber'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
Niien6iF.

Geo. garfs. 81 Sabre alt, BON gto.
1914 Jreemnn apenue. ruollte lid, &C.
itern al Der Central stpem,e nit Dem
glifen eines itaIieniiden GrselipieIers
beirellnoen, ieboh rpurben feline an'
n1herlngsoeriude BON Dem af'eir
cnergiih 3uriifgefpieien. garts erliti
gis.punben nm liuteu geiu, inelf,e III
Itootiiten Soipital alisgedst ipitroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
llnfaa.

- 9.orgs geattD, so Sabre off,
Gin angsitsllter Der ptnniplpanid Gis
ienbobn. fiel seftsrn an Der gsarI unb
Butler Strabe BON elmer Rerpport Gar
uRo 3og iih cine getirnerihI.tsrung
gu. gr fano aufHabms i'm itdotiitxu
5oipitdI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
8 a NJ | Tito n.

- timer Aseut in Samilton lit
Serr Gounrb grnf, 449 SaS ssHuite
StraHe. gea EEL. 476 g., Some
gbune 1851 u. s.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02
GEORGTA's BIG FRUIT CROP.

The peaches, watermelons and cam
taloupes grown in Georgia are
handled by fruit exchange. One
exchange handles all of these crops
intended for export to other states,
and it is busy institution. At it's
recent meeting large crops were
reported, and especially IS this true
of the peach crop. Not only is
large crop expected, but also a crop
of high quality. All the benefits Of
fertilization and spraying are known
and practiced in Georgia.
The Georgia fruit exchange is said
to be the only well organized state
wide cooperative marketing institu-
ton in the South. At any rate it
was the only one represented at the
recent meeting OF the Southern Com
mercial Congress which recently met
in Nashville. 1t is a good model and
example for use in other states. The
day Of haphazard marketing should
be ended, and the truck and fruit
growers of Alabama will soon, no
doubt, perfect an exchange similar to
the one in Georgia.-Birmingh CHAM
(Ala.) Age-Herald.
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Southern Congressman, of course,
never heard Of this promise. Had it
been fulfilled, Capt. Norton's family
would not today be objects of
charity. Let the Southern men in
Congress pass the bill for the retire
ment of the surviving Volunteer
Officers Everybody who has investi-
gated knows that this bill is only
half justice, half what was promised,
but it is better than nothing.
Yours,
H. P. SMITH.
Madison, S. D., April 10, 1912.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02
CLARK'S LOOSE TALK.

If Champ Clark should by any
mischance be made the Democratic
presidential nominee the loose talk
that is recorded against him and his
later inconsistent utterances would
work his certain defeat.
These uterances not only show that
Mr.. Clark was politically indiscreet,
fbut that he was carried away by the
factional spirit of the times and had
no proper poise or right judgment
that enabled him to form a just con-
ception of real conditions, or to exer-
else due restraint on his tongue.
Then, too, the speaker appears to
have been very much a time-server.
He felt the public pulse of the people
of his district and went to extremes
to please them. Though in the early
nineties he declared himself an abso-
lutte free trader, and proposed to tear
down the custom houses, in the Dem
ocratic caucus of the present Con-
gress he Joined with Mr.. Underwood
and others in opposition to Mr.. Bryan
in opposing free wool and other raw
materials. In the extracts from his
speeches quoted elsewhere it will be
seen that in 1909 he not only contra
dicted what he had said in 1894, but
spoke of such talk as that in which
he had formerly engaged as unwise
jabbering.
Mr.. Clark is, in fact, in a large
degree, garrulous. There is none of
the constructive statesman in his
compositions he is a politician pure
and simple, and he says those things
most likely to please at the time and
place he is speaking .-Nashvill
(Tenn.) Banner.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02

j The latest of the Watson books, is
the volume of Prose Miscellanies.
This is collection Of the very best
of Mr.. Watson's shorter prose writ
ings, and is a beauttfnl volume,
richly illustrated. and containing tho
better known essays such as 1.-THE
Wine Cap" IA Tragedy LIN Tree
Top" ''Gsimpses Behiad the Cur
taan," "a Talk On Literary Topics"
and others. The book is now ready
for delivery.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-05-02
A Tribute to the Author
of en- Men of Money
Island"

ESfQAI5&s
My Dear Mr. Watson: Fifty years
ago boy up among the hills Of Yer
mont was graduating from school
the validictorian Of his class A
few weeks before South Carolina had
decided to break up the United States
and start a new government in this
country. This boy was proud of his
country, proud of his revolutionary
fathers, proud Of old Ticondroga
and instinctively knew that any
enemy Of Uncle Sam was his enemy,
and knowing this, at the first call
to arms he enlisted as a private SOL
der in the army; pay $13 per month,
with promise of 500 bounty when
discharged. He served one year,
was prompt in duty, and for merit
was promoted and commissioned. He
was not paid his 500 as promised;
no soldier under like conditions has
been paid, neither has he nor any
other soldier been given any Land
Warrents for his services, as your
Florida Bryan would intimate.
After nearly two years service his
Company re-enlisted and were paid
$500 government bounty, while he
was held under his muster as Cap
tain, paid no bounty and discharged
latter three years service, a cripple,
and then he was left the rest of his
fife to dig up money to pay the gov
eminent bond holders Gold for what
they had agreed to take Greenbacks.
Going West he took up the practice
of law in Chicago. He accumulated
some property which was entirely
wiped out by the great Chicago fire.
Losing his property perhaps may
have turned his mind more earnestly
to the money question! He soon
become one of the ablest advocates
of Government money. To voice his
sentiment, he started a daily paper
which has under. different manage
ments become the Record Herald.
Being financially unable to sustain
his paper, which was out of sympathy
with the special interests, he started
the publication of the Seminal, a
red hot striker for. the Greenback
party. His editorials, his 'Soldier
and Bondholder," "Ten Men of
Money Island" and other miscella-
neous writings deserve a place
among the classics.
AS the years went by this man
became one of the Leaders of the
Peoples Party. He was one Of the
original Middle of the Road Pops.
But Col. S. F. Norton is dead. He
was buried in Graceland cemetery,
Chicago, on the 6tfI of this month,
(April, 1920. and his widow and
only child. a daughter of some four
teen years, are left, not at home; but
in a boarding house, with no money.
- This, My Dear Watson, is a brief
sketch Of one Of your best friends
and one Of the best friends. of
humanity.
There was an. Act of Congress
approved Jnly 22nd, 1881, .guaran-
teelng to the Volunteer the same
treatment given to the Regular, but
the great Republican party has not
redeemed that promise and your