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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
CHARLEY SCHMIDT
TO BOX M'LEAN

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. Arrange
ments for a ten-round bout between
two baseball player-boxers were
completed yesterday when Marvin
Schmidt, manager of Charlie
Schmidt. of the Providence Interna
tional League team, forwarded
signed articles to a New York Club
His opponent will be Larry McLean-
of the Cincinnati Reds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
ALL-NEWARK FIVE TO PLAY

The All-Newark basketball five will
go TO South Amboy tonight to play
the Neptune A. c. Those who will
play and who are requested to meet
at the Central railroad station are
Eickenbush and Slot, forwards;
Reilly, centre; Cleary and Duerr,
guards.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
Phantoms to Meet NonpareiIs

The Phantom football team. of this
city, will open the season tomorrow
afternoon at Pacific OyfR, and will
pareil A. c., which is considered n
of the best colored football teams in
the State. Any irst-class profess
sional teams wishing to arrange
games with the Phantoms may do so
by writing to A. Donovan, 50 Lang
street, city. "
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05

Frank Baker finished strong in the
homestretch. He is averaging one
homer a day. He got in his daily Eek
yesterday off Ray Collins, the Red
Sox s~outhpaw, and it was worth four
bases.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
Specialist
~ All Male and Female Diseases

| cure all forms of debility.
impofency, vital weakness, va~ricoceIe,
unnatural drains, diseases of the
bladder, blood and skin, chronic bron-
chitis. asthma, consumption and ALL
FEMALE DISEASES. no matter what
the cause. Strict confidence Will be
observed. CONSULTATION FREE.
Once Hours-2 to 4 r. NJ. 9 to 8 p. NJ.
also rnesf~v and Friday Mornings 8 to II.
Once Ctased sundays.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
vELODROME OFFICIALS

Velodrome officials and those asso-
ciated with the local Mihlon-Chap-
man combination will enjoy a banquet
tonight at the Kruger Auditorium
to celebrate the most successful sea-
son in the history of bicycle racing
m this city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
Buck Freernan's Bowling Job

Buck" Freeman's Tuxedo alleys
were informally opened at noon to-
day. Freeman is one of the mos.
popular semi-pro. ball players in this
city and should make good as a bowl
ing promoter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
r A o

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Tommy
Carey, the clever Nicetown light
weight. defeated Willie Moody in the
wind-up at the Nonpareil Club last
night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05

Knockout Brown, the terrible New
Yorker, has started again. After a
short campaign r. o. will issue a
challenge to fight wolgast for the
title. So confident is he OF his flstic
abilities that Brown will agree to
fight WoIgast in California forty
rounds or more,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05

Intermission Monday, and then the
final act, otherwise the worlds series.
Will be in the calcium's glare.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
Intermission Monday and Then
for the Flag
Series.

Curtain falls On the big league show
today n tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
BLOOD POISoN

Pimples, spots on the skin, sores IN tFe
mouth. ulcers. falling hail. bono paius. eH
tarrh, etc., are symptoms. Delays airs dam
gerous. Send at once to Or. Brown. H34
Arch ST., Philadelphia. for RRoWMtS
BLOOD CURE. Convincing proof in a 80
bottle-lasts a month. Sold In NeFnrt "
c. Z" aENk LOG Marksk -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05

President Charles H. Ebbets, of the
Brooklyn Club, hired a band today as
a final attraction before the last game
of the season in Brooklyn, with New
York as the visiting team.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05
PITCHERS
FAN TWENTY-SEVEN

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 5.-Pitts-
burgh defeated a picked team here
yesterday. 3 to 0. Robinson. Cooper
and O'Toole held the locals without q
hit and accomplished the unusual feat
of having q strike outs. R.H. E.
Pittsburgh - 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 % 10 ]
South Bend. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 0
. Robinson, Cooper, O'Toole and
Kelly; Schafer, Smith and Wells.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05

Otto Hess, the Boston National
pitcher, is making a whirlwind finish.
His l4-2 victory over Philadelphia
yesterday was his eight straight
win.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-05

McGraw's plan of yanking a pitcher
after he has worked five innings did
not pan out well in Brooklyn yester-
day. Marquard started off in whirl-
wind shape, and did not allow a run
to Brooklyn in five innings, during
which two hits were all the Dahlen-
ties made. Hooks Wiltse came in,
and was pummelled for four more
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
Jnlanogctegrap6
DDS Recall. ".AmeuOement
Bon Der Cbioer Verfaiiunss=
3Dnpentipn abgelebnt.


Sat teins neiteren Nnflagen 9egen
2egislaturmitslieber erboben.
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DeyisaabN stisen.

6err Dan. goblar unb feline
Satin baben oas ber3lihite UtttgsfubI
on!GBlib oes berben@srluites, bon oem
fie bttroff.u iporoeH iino. Der nRs
.rbittlite 4po bat linen bic 3ottsr
mnrtba .ntrtifsn, bic am Wtpntas. crit
is Sabre alt, pabins.rafft tpuroe. Die
iunoe Dame mar Oh ibres fsnnlgen
0emutbs ansemsin beliebt. Die BE
eroiaung finbst bsuis Rahrlittog bpm
zrauerbauis, Gts Qitertn uHb Dime
Strab., aus itatt, poruuf in Der CD.
grot. Dbilippus airte an Race Ctr.
uno WrWidsn Gpe. sin Srdu.rsottess
bi.nit ssbolt.n Diro.
SIM boben alt.r Don So Sabreu enta
itlief eefiern absno UNI 7.30 ubr In
ibrer Dobnuns. RO, 1909 Burton
2lp.nue, srau W q g D lena 3 b e.
Ifins, Miitpe bon Jrieoria 8. Shie'
iins. Die 0eritorane ipuros in Reu'
mutl, gaben, seboreu uno tam in
Sabre 1846 nit ihrsm por 5ebn Sab.
rem i'm Iobe porausgegungensu Sat
ten nab 4m.rita. Sic erfreuie i'd
zines groben gstanntentreiies, tpeltel
bic Rahribt bon ihrsm 5ooe nit auf
riHtiser srauer psrn.hmen piro. De
iberaus sliidIi6en Gbe NIT ibreu
perfiortenen 0atten .ntiprofen iieber
1o9.er. ssrou 4nna YeiIer, 6attil
| oss prdFosnten Der 9IobesWsrnid
leo; Grau Cora osruncourt bon Sn
oianapolis, Sno.; Jrau Gmilie 3op
Tins, SssretGr uno Sddsmeiiisr De
Rem Riper 9umbsr Co.; Grau GonI
2eonarn, Satin bss 6errn z. 3. 2ep
mars, GeIGdftsfiibrer Der hisiissl
gronb Der 9lobes Bernide Co.. uni
orsi nnp.rkirattste sodter. 2i35i'
emma unb Gina. Das .0oltsbldtt
perliert in Der @eritorbenen eine be
dlteitsn aeisrinnsH. Die 3eit uno Se
eroisuns piro fpdtsr besannt ssssbeI
iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
3peite National ganf. .Afiairsn.

Der Sp.aialsGraminator GoaHs
bart, tpelfxm bic gffaireri Der 3lusitsn
Hotiondl 9ant bon esm 8unnesihabs
amt iixrtrasen poroen finb. te3rt, ass
ittrr bon Der Bunossbauptitcbt. INC er
nit feinen 0orssissten cine aonfersn3
bate, suriid. Gr belt bon 5 ubr aez
tern ganhmittag big fpGt um qbeno
eine G1etutipsSisuns NIT ben Tirsts
loren ab. peiserte fih ieboh. e.nnS
iibsr bic N<rbdnolunsen ooer ii5.r lei
ne Ronferenssn in Muibinsipn gu Ia
aen unb ersldrte, odb er bxs erit IN
ber am Greitas abeno fnttfinoenoe~
Uerialnmluug Ser 4stiondze thur
|msrbG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
Wrpkarti8es prpgramrt
@iro selcsentIid oes sdjautnrnens
bes Norb Cincinnati inruuereins
amgamitag burd)eefiibrt iusrben.

Der Norb Cincinnati 9urnperein
bat bssislih fsinsr Sdauturnen isit
Jabren ausnabmslos ipunoerbiibfhe
prosramme gsbra4i, a6er bic geran-
ftaltunsen friiberer Sabre biirften
burh bus bissjdbrige Shauturnen,
bas betanntIih am Samitag Nbeno
in Der gmsrp 6uu ftattfinost, BEL tpeis
tenn iibertrDffen DerDen.
Sine Rsueruns, bic 3peiFelsobns
ben ollgemsinen 8eifall finben pirb,
lit. baB nsb.n turnerif6en Rummern
aud muIitalifhe Darbietungen in benz
gro9ramm oes 4benbs enthdlten Iinb.,
Dieter Tteil bes Yrogramms itebt uns
ter Der srprobten 2eitung bon 9errn
0uTtnp Clemens, Der lid ui4t nur
herporrasenbe Solotrdfts gsfiaert.
fonbern aud einen ainbsrder, bette
kno aus 3Delingen Der Central. unb
Roro sgoirmount Shulsn gsbiloet bat,
nit benz sr eine 4n3ubl rei3enber 9ez
fdnoe au Gebor bringeu tuiro. gu ben
5pliiten bes aon3erts 9sb0rt in srit.r
Qinie Weifter Qpuis g6rgott, Der nit
mehreren aiebern auf oem programm
itebt. foruie bic fri. 5a3sI Deil unb
Barge Gurneaut. stpet itimmbsga6te
iunee Damen.
Dos pOllfidnbise programm bes
4bsnos 1T tpie foIgt:
| Superture
Gsberser's aop.Qs.
4uimarI6 unb Jreiiibungen
/. unb 2. WdohenilaTe.
i Springen FnabentIdiIs.
| Stabiibunaen 3Dglings unb Qttip.
Rinber6or (ehiiler Der Central uni
glorb ssairmount ShuLen)
al 9iabt 6pmn at Sea IbompIon
81 Wp boat is mating bsrs for thee
/ Smart
q qiaht at gpsntioe Wascagni
sppran.Solo: .Iie punberid0n
Griihlines3eit" Seter
FRI. 5asel Dsit.
4ufmarfh unb aeuIsni6Dinoen -
8. Wdbhentluhe.
lIsbunaen am 9arren - 9orturner
/ &laHs.
, Treiiibunaen - 2. uno 3. anaben
EloiIe.
Sopran<SoIo: ,,aubs@dls.r" 4rbit
'5rI. Warss Jurneaur.
Bariton.Solo: a. .Di. 6eiosn 0rsna
btere Shumanu
b. ,9ipip Sobn~. .Gldt
6err 2ouis g5rsott.
gpmnaitifd.s 5ansen - /. 9amsn
tldTe.
!. ainoertor perFdrtt oura MGnn.,
DIOR:
al ,.glau. Donau Malser". Straut
t) Sertett aus 2ucia -. 9oni3ett
4sitbetiihes Idnssn - Bor9sihrt'
tene 0dmentlaife.
: gFsils uno gosens5ans - 5.rrt
7 q. 6. Seub unb 6. u. gesnsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24
DOlige Wie0erlerllellung
Ter Wefnnbbeit iast 1ran q.
0eriadJ mah iabrelausen Seioen.
Gr5ielte ansseseifDuete GeinItate nafb
benz 8ebrandD etnes neneu
Seilmittels.

Die 9sD0ltsrung BON Cincinnati
lernt Iona 8ita", 0ds neue ionic,
tpeI6es jeBt bier eingefibrt fptro,
f6neu pou unb gang iddBen. 4nga@
ben DON promiRenten 2eutsn, bic bGs
Brdpardt probirt baben, lauten gang
Defenders giinitig unb bic Rahfrdge
tpirD bsitdnbtg gr0ber.
Srdu Carl 9erlab, st. +. o. gto. 3
@eorgetopn, g., bsmertte usuli6 i'm
9eiprdd iber ben Bertb oes neuen
Sonic: sd mar iett bier ooer fiinf
Sabren trant. Die 0ottoren tonnten
mir nidt belfen. Sd perfu6te alle
m0slthen MeOt3inen pbne Reiultate.
sd bate etnen I9le6ten S6laf
uno ouberbsm tbat mir Der Shlaf MIR
tpsnig gut. Sd fiibIte mid bic meiite
3ett ermiioet uno mar teinen Nugen@
bid pobl, mar Dagsgen INNER nerpos
uno nieDergeIdldgen. Sd bate felten
guten Qppetit uno mas i6 aB, betam
mir niht.
.8pr 9ur5em b0rte t6 pon Iona
8itu" unb euti6lob mid, ss gu bera
fuden. 8on 2lnfung on oeripirte t6
bic ppbltbdtigen Wtrtunqeu oiefer
nsusn Wsbi3in unb jeBt fiibIe t6 mid
gum erften Nol in me6reren Sabreu
ME etne geIunos 5rou. Wleine gtabz
rung idetnt jeBt an3ui6Io9en, i'd babe
tsine MagenbeIhDer0eu mehr uno
fiibIe mid nt6t mehr ubgsipannt uuo
bebriidt. Iona 8ita" bat mir auBers
oroentlih gut get6on."
.Jrdu 8erlab'8 2eiOen mar Elm tlds
rer 7SaQ bon nerD05em 3ufammens
bruh, ME er in jeper Gincinnutier
: SdmiIie gsfunbsn peroen mag" fagte
elmer Der Gpe8ialiIten, bic bier 1iuo,
I'm r5pna 8ita" ein3ufubren. Die
SdIfte Der 2eute in ben grDBeren
| GtGbten betraGten oas Geben als cine
8irDe, als ReIuItat bieIer moeerHen
plaee," fubr er fort.
nSolde 2sute baben unbeitimmten
9lppetit, Idlehte 8er0auung, unrubi=
qen S6laf, iie baben penig Strsben
uno finb gu ermuDet, Inn ihrer Grbeit
bic msiIte .3stt gereht 3u tperoen. sic
iinb furhtIam, Ipollen ni6ts beginner,
Iino Idldfrig unb BADEN niht genug
rei6es gIut in itren 4oern, I'm I'M
/. Stanbe gu Isin, Iich ouf iih isIbit gu
] perlaiisn. S6re Neroen Itno in elmer
3 iolten 8erfafIun9, ooB lie iid BON ben
i perf6ieoenIten Grantbetten befdLler
pGbnen. Sbr pirtli6es 2eiDen II
b StnGte, cine 1So!ge Der Nniprii6e
+ Die Dos mooerne 2eben, tpeIhes lie fiib
X rem miiFen, fteQt. 9ei ben 2suten GU
n bem 2anbs, no man Elm geIunoere
8 DaTein fiibrt, tpeiB man bon oteieu
Z 2eiosu penig.
n .gpna 9ita" mutt oieiem elenoe,
Z 3uFtano Elm Gnbe. 9as Sonic mu'
b bic arbeit Derrihtsn, anoernFdls nj
n tein 9eIo nebmen.
n ,9ona @ita" tann in alien 4pothe
fen setauft peroen.
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Eeleaapbiih. Nptisen.

- Der Gountp Qupitor Walter 9.
Dean pcn 8enid, Gbto, Der argstlagt
mar, BEL Den lsBten Ddb!er DabIbes
ante bsItopsn gu habeu, lit nah flint
5age Iangem Prp8eB fretgeiproheu
poroen.
- ssrou 6. 8enesfi bie @attn eis
mes 5ormers, Der III Der geabe bon
9Lpena, Rih., lebt, lit pom bier ge-
iltnoen ainberr, 5pei &uabeu tsnb
sspei Mabden sr,thuune.1 socroeR. :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-24

Jn feinsr geitrieen SiBuHs nahm
Der Staptratb offi3ieu Siequug in Be
aug aui ben untergdns bes Ddmpfs
ftiffs Titanic unb ben odnrit Der.
bunbenen DerIuit BON Waenihenlebsn,
inbem er foieenbe, bon 5errn Wsthoel
Usulen untsrbreitsten Gpmpdihie-Bes
ihIiife einftimmig unb bur6 GrEben
Der Witelieber bon ibrn SiBen ans
Hdbm.
.Sn Mnbetruht, bdb ieoer
Giirser bisier Stoot nit grobsm Be-
bnuern uno nit 9,triibnib BON Der
fiirh.erIihen Ss.ans5ragObis selei.n
bat, bel fDeIher piele unierer omeritds
niihen 9lrger unb einise Der bsrpors
raeenbften M6nnsr Der Belt, iorpie
iolhe, fpeIhe iih auf bem gDtse hiers
Der befanoen, um fih eirf reus 3et.
maib au sriinben. ibr 2eben einssbibt
babsn, uub
e.nNnbttra d boB ieber Bir>
ger nit ben ueberl.benben bieier Hd.
tditropbe. beren Grinnerung ben meis
fen berielbtn ndbrenb ibres sanSfn
3tbens nidt entsekn fpirb. unb fir
9isienisen. bi. ibr 9beuerites une
2iebft.s nufaeben muBten, Gnf oas
5trSlihite ipnpotbiiirt. uno
betra d I, bab ieDer Biirs
ger ben tapferen unb shrboren Wdna
nsrn, bic 5uriidtraten, nm Jruuen unb
Qinbern eine GeIseenbeit CUR Rettung
~ seben. bic fsrnsr ibre eigeren ga
milien Der Oefobr entrinnen ioben uno
ben Gebonien. fie auf INNER su psrllss
ren, NIT Wutb ertrugsn, unb
In Anbetrdht. bob mir mas
nit grober Dsrehrung unb ahtuns bes
idpferen Rnpitdns eebenten. Der ieins
Befsble bis gum lebten aus0nHid ert
tbeiIie unb bonn nit ieinem Sdifi.
untsrgina, ebenio Der NfnHine. Don
Der itb<r einKlne Wunn ben Bef.blsu
gehor6te unb ouf feinem pniten aus.
borrte, besbolb fei es
Nsf@Ioffen bon bem Gtobt'
rotb Der Gtobt Cincinnati, Siaai
Gbo. fab btrielbe i'm Romer
Der Hiira.r Der 5tabt bieIe Spnipotbie.
1eIMliiHe ~ Guniien Der piekn leuie
bic auriidseblieben Iinn. um fur ibr,
2iebsn. bsnen bic Retiung ptrfost mar
su trnuern unb aud als ben Ausbruc
Der h0hFsn Werebruns fir bieis tupfe,
rem Wt6nner. BON benen itoer ben
fi9eren 1ob rpie Elm 6el0 unb Wanr
in'S Mntlib ihduie. paiiire. Ssi a
feruer
DefMIoffen, baB biefe 81.
fMliifIe bem protofolI einneyleibt iper
ben unb bob cine Abihrift krfeiber
Der AHoeiirttn preHe iibermitielt iper
be. nit bem Grfuntn, biefslben au per
SffsntIiden. 70 bob Alle. uuf peIf
biefsiben ii9 besieben, in Grfnhrunl
bringen. bob isber Hurger Der Gidb
Gineinnati IN bisier. ihrtr aeibsnsftun
b ihnen bic innigite Gpmputbie entgt
esnbrinst.
Gin 6turm i'm Z 1bteteffel
aaum Iparsn bieie 8efniiiiit. tpi
Aeiagt sinitimmig> pafirt tntiton
cine l6neere unb bibige Debate iibe
be Mefolution bes Or. Goot, bab bel
neneripebrlentsn dnitott pie bisber 3
Minuten. L 45 biS 60 Rinnten 9fi
oeoebsn iperbs, um Tire Ulabi3eite
s,naumebmem Orr pe6 modbte not
bsm nsxiei& - 11(sla1ias basa,I
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ses nadl einem anperen Gountp 81 pers
Iegen purbe genebrigt. Die SefQn-
psrsr lperoen in Wpthspiue pro5eTirt
tperoen unb 8par etn3eIn. Die 8srz
banoIungen peroeH am 30. Gpril be-
girnsn.
8ongreB
@aIbiuqton, 8. g., %. Tpr.
Gem Senut nuroe an 0tenIta8 elm
geridlt oes Gonicren7fomnlittees III.
terbreitet. oa$ Die Heiolutiou nit Be
sug auf Die GrrudhIung Der 8lnoesle.
notoren oireft pom 8oIf in GrlDoguug
hotte. Ser 8crift gebt oahIlt oaB
6as aomnittec nitt i'm Stanoe gene"
len lei iih 5u e!nIqen, neil Dos He-
prdientantpnbaus Dem aongreB ale
! lleberIuad}ungsgerpnIt iiber Die Sena-
torspablen ent3iebeu Doile.
| Gem apngreB oos 9teht 3u neb.
men, ooriibcr 3u beitimmen ob Elm
WitQIieo Oesielben in forrilpter gSet,e
ermdblt norocn lit, iaqte Senator
Glarf bon g8nomiug, &oritter oes
! SSuIti3fonrnittees, lit abioIut un3uldl-
zig.
/ 1Sm observation-disclosures rethte oec
Repr. aorbIsp, bon Snoland. cine Rea
ioluticn elm, ber5ufolge feltgeiteQ. pers
ben Toq, pelne Gbancen 9erettet Si
perosn Elm SfFi5iere p0er Seeman Der
Der. Stauten 8lotte i'm 5ale cine unz
qlidsfalles auf boher Gee babe. Der
MarineIetretdr iol erIutt rperoen,
puriber Qustuuft 3u gebsn, OBJ Rst.
tunesbopte unb 5IDBe 3ur Geniige auf
ben S6iffen pprbanoen Ieien, um ieoe
BerIon uufnehmen 3u t0nnen, uno ob
fir ieDen Wldnn Elm RettungsgurteI
. porhanben lei.
Hepr. glorris, Nebrdsta, rei6te etHe
Refplutiou Elm, per3ufplge Der Qrdfts
I bent srfu6t perben ION, bem Repra'
/ Ientuntenbous cine Ibidrift Der ge8en
ben Ri6ter Aobert 80. 4rhbOlb pom
, 6anoeIsesrtht erbDbenen 4rtldssn 8u'
I suIhiden. Die ReIolution puroe an
bas sEuiti3tommlttee oerptelen.
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&okal.Derid)t
Staotrat6.
SDmpatbiebeidlHiie auf 0runo Der
,,litaHie". ".aataitropbe einitim.
mig paiIirt.
Tr. Go0f's Observation-Disclosures per'
uriadJt eiueu Sturm i'm
1beefeiiel.

9oranfhidse fir cine an3abl Strdben'
g,rbef.runs.n. - Gnaoenfrift Nr
Gass0eieai6aft biz gum l. S'toxr
auss.osbut.- Reu einssyahte 9crs
Z lagsn. = groo.iiten=SrDinans se'
lanst aur eriten 2siung. - Wsrs
fc]ienenes.
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gehmen bas 4nerbieten 3ur 0ermlttes
lung NIT ben 2otomotiDfiibrern
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8as Seitament sobn Sucob ator's.
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Die 8etriebsleiter Der 80 DitliAen
Giienbahnen
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sluf griuhen oes @eltnobeltsnnts
unterbreitcte Der aiisid,uB fiir 8e.
i,m6beitspfIese etc. bic id3on oft be.
Iprohene Sroinnns. in lpelher Der
Bebrnuh bon grobfiiten auf oenErot.
toirs Dor 8roferien etc. nerboten lino
meiier periiigt miro, oaB groo nne
8a6fpoaren I'M Snneren Der S6oen ID
aeboIten peroen, ooB Tie gegen geriib.
ruua nno aeaen geihnn,sung burf
staub uno ssliesen geIhiist fiHo. On
Borlage geInnsie aur erlten Seinng
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-20
PREPARING TO CONTEST
TAFT SOUTHERN DELEGATES
CONvICTS ESCAPE IN
FARM MILK WAGON
Held Up Dairy Outfit and Forced
Driver to Bring Them TO
the Railroad

LINCOLN, March 1.-THE first
trace of the three convicts that es-
capped the state prison after killing
t ne warden and two assistants Thurs
day were found this afternoon when
it was learned chat they had stolen
Il milk wagon from a woman near
College View and had driven to town
the evening of the prison delivery.
The three men appeared a the farm
house about 10 O'Clock and. finding
hoy and his mother at home. held
up the couple and compelled them to
keep the fugitives during the night,
Early in the morning they took the
milk wagon and put the boy in with
them. setting out for the city
Shortly after 8 o'clock in the morn
ing the wagon stuck in a snow drift
near the house of Chief of Police
Hunger. The chief was returneing
from the search, and, with a revolver
at his ribs. the boy was compelled to
ask the chief to help him get the
horses through the drift.
The boy then drove to the railroad
tracks in the northern part of the
city, where the men got out.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-20
BLACK HAND BOMB
SENT JUDGE ROSALS SKY
Opened by Him Without Injury
But Exploded Later With
Serious Damage to Police

NEW YORK, March 16-An at
tempt To kiU Judge otto A. Rosalslly
of the court of general sessions with
bomb proved unsuccessful tonight.
1t was only defect, said to be an
accumulation Of dirt, in the mechan-
ism of the Internal machine. which
the Judge mad unsuspectinely opened,
that saved him from probable death
or certain Injury
The bomb later exploded while be-
ing Inspected by owen Egan of the
bureau OF eomhustibles. seriously
wounding him about the face and
hands RosalslJy Us the Judge VINO re-
Gently received considerable publicity
in connection with The Foulke l.
Brandt case,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-20
Senator Dixon Announces Pur-
pose of Roosevelt Management
to Block Presidents Strength
WILL ALLEGE FRAUD
IN SELECTION IN SOUTH
Director Mckinley of Taft Forces
Discredits Movement by Show
ing That Presidents Forces
VIII BE in Control

vyASuI\CTo% March 16-Con.
.o.t,. a,,ai,,st MARI delooates fro,n all
tl,o s~Ithorn sro+a, IA the Chicago
,.,,,,t,Iil..n convention will he taken
l., 80. 49, ,.+io,,.i ,.,,,,,,,it+,,a in r,,ra
~. paara,.aIt forces according to a
o., t,,,,o,,t ,.i,,an o,,t berc TODAY NV
s,aI,,,fo,, I,ix,r ,rbo r,nrnose Of the
1,aasa,'o,t ,,,,,o,o, 10 to attarnt to
[,,,artbra,,. The ,rof+ sontberr strength
h,e,rora If oar Ne eeatcd in chicago
via yori,ncc :, Estiuatcs
rba cnn+artinn is furthsr horne o,t
-. +ho toblos ,ortoined in pivon,s
stotarnort nh Di,on estimate pives
-, 4, ,1,la,,,,tos, IVA oonca5os
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-20

Not coal land
Department of the Interior. u. S.
Land Office at North Yakima,
Washington. March /. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that James
c. Buckley, of Selah, Washington,
who, on March /, 1907. made Home
stead Entry No. SAB, Serial No.
O1952, fer Ne SEA and SEA SEA
Of Section 10, Township 13 North,
Range II East, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
Final five-Near Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described.
before The Register and Receiver,
L. 5. Land Office. at North Yakima.
Washington, on the 10th day of April,
1912.
Claimant names at witnesses:
Charles II. Curran, of North Yaki-
ma, Washington; William O. Osborn.
of North Yakima, Washington; TIL
den j. Walker of North Yakima,
Washington; James r. Farris, of
North Yakima, Washington
HARRY Y. SAINT,
Register.
Mich. 6-13-2O-27 Abr. 2
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-20

Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia.
To cure your la grippe coughs take
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
r. T.. Fisher. Washington, Kas, says:
II was troubled with a severe attack
CT la grippe and nothing / used did
me any good and l was threatened
with pneumonia A friend advised
me to use F'oley's Honey and Tar
Compound and [ got some at once.
I was relieved from the very first
BY the time | had taken three bot
ties my la grippe was gone. l be-
lieve Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound to be the best medicine / ever
used and always keep a bottle with
me- For sale by North Yakima Drug
Store.