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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-09-05
Mt. Clare

MT. CLARE, Aug. S1.-The ninth
annual memorial anniversary as
sembling of the Stout and Lynch
families is being held at Elkview
cemetery in Clarksburg today.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Dawson
and three little daughters spent
Thursday and Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Mcwhorter, of Jane eLw.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows gave a banquet in Its hall
Thursday night.
Mrs. Louisa Davis returned We'd
nesday from three weeks visit at
the head of Lost Creek, where she
had been visiting her daughter, Mrs,
]. C. Dawson.
Mrs. Kate Pickett was Thursday
vglsitor at Clarks5mg.
Mrs. ]. F. Maxwell and daughter
Miss Edna were Thursday visitors at
Clarksburg.
Mrs. Allie Post attended the con-
ference at Clarksburg Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell will
move to Clarksburg in the near fu-
ture.
Grady Morgan and Henry Basel
were Jane Lew visitors Thursday,
Stephen Lowther has a fine cellar
which is nearing completion.
Mrs, Alkire, who lives in the G. S
Holden building, Eas been quite i'll
for some time and is in very critical
condition.
James Mills and Bruce Norman were
business visitors at Johnstowr
Thursday
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Wallace
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WALLACE, Aug. 29-The many
friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Swl-
ger will be glad to know they have
returned from Ashevllle, N. c.,
where they spent several months for
the benefit OF their health. They
are both much improved and think
it great place.
Mrs. p. F. Graham, of Upper Big
Elk, is spending few days with
friends at Pennsboro this week.
r. C. Lynch, of Parkersburg, was
here recently in the interest OF Fowl
erton, Tex. real estate.
x. G. Davis went to Paden City
Wednesday on business.
George williamson and G. G.
Warner were at Wheeling recently.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dye, Mrs. A. r. shrl-
yer and little daughter. Ruth, have
returned home after visiting rela-
tives in Indiana several weeks.
L. v. Borgess., og Paden city, was
here recently a guest OF friends.
Cam Stewart is a business visitor
here from the county seat.
Mrs. George Williamson and
daughter, Roslyn. are spending a
few days on the Graham farm on BIG
Elk.
Deem Robey and Dee Parrish are
here at a camping party given By
John and Francis Robey near theli
home on Barnes run.
Miss Jessie Conway. of oakland
Md; Miss Bess Smith, of TNalrmont
and Mr.. Ludwick, of Clarksburg, are
guests of the Misses Orr on Lower
Barnes run.
Miss Marque Kuhns, who v:slte'
her sister. Mrs. S. C. Mccune, hat
returned to her home in Plttsburg
Misses ida Orr and Florence Hal
and Messrs. MosIey Hall, s. R
Hannah and Halle Harbert. ar,
, among the teachers who are attend
Ing the institute at Clarksburg.
Mrs. C. C. cummins and daughter
Virginia, are visiting relatives II
, Parkersburg.
Mrs. S. U. Baker and daughter
Paula, OF Fairmont. are guests o
Mrs. Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
3 William H. Garrett. on Tenmile.
Charles Banrnes has returne
5 from shinnston, where he spent seV
J, eral days.
r Dr, ani Mrs. s. A. Cavalier an
r daugtehr, Bertha. have returne
home from an extended visit in tn
Q Cheat mountains
n Miss Hazel and Master Freelant
n'of Clarksburg. are spending a fe'
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ASSIGNMENTS FOR
YEAR ARE MADE

H Nestor. 1. f. Smith. ]. j, Poyn-
ter J. NJ. Conway, NJ. ireland. T. W.
Ireland. A. l. McKeever, Non heue-
ficiary-D. B. Warren.
Left work at their own request
]. A, Perry. D. S. Boggs, A 8. John
son. c. NJ Nestor.
Professor IN theological seminary
&C. C. Douglass.
Loaned to church in Kohala, Hs-
wall. F. Cowan.
In the hands of the presldent-
E, K. Harris, j. c. H, coEar, n. w.
Phillips, ]. S. Lough, H. L. NeAtor, 8.
B. Stewart, U. C. EdgelI.
Field worker for the ra tiacatIon
league-T. j. Hickle.
President of West Lafayette COL
lege-A. F. Hess.
Instructor in West Lafayette Col
lese-c. A. 1sner.
In school-Leslie Morris. Perry
cramm, Henry Doddrlll.
Corresponding Secretary Board
Ministerial Educadon-George R.
Brown.
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BURGLARY TRIED
BY MERE BABES
Chaps Four and Five Years
Old Ransack Big Whole
sale House.

Joseph Angotte, aged FIVE; Samuel
Paul!dihe, also FIVE years old; and
Bonnie Paulidine, the latter's brother.
only four years old, confessed to Po-
lice Chief Harry L. Brooks and Po-
liceman Robert stitt Monday morning
thai they broke into the Williams
Hardware Company's big wholesale
warehouse Sunday ond also the
United States Express Company's re-
pair shop in the rear OF the Annex
hotel on North Fifth street, stealing
two boxes of paint and two boxes OF
bolts from the latter place. Owing
to their tender age they were not
prosecuted and were released after
the chief gave them a severe lecture.
The boys broke into the wholesale
hardware house by breaking window
with a shovel. Climbing inside, they
ransacked the place and piled a
quantity of shot guns, revolvers,
knives, sporting goods and miscellan-
eous pieces of hardware together up
on the floor They were frightened
away, however, and did not take any
of the articles from the building, SO
fas as can be ascertained. Patrick
H. Shields, assistant general mana
ger surprised the boys in the place
about o'clock Sunday evening and
they fed through the broken window,
leaving the pile of hardware they had
collected upon the floor without TAX
ing a single article. Mr.. Shields at
once notified the police department.
Chief Brooks and Policeman sutt
investigated the case and got clews
which resulted In taking the boys into
custody Monday morning at their
homes. They confessed that they fad
broken into both places. At 'the ex-
press company's repair shop. they
climbed on the roof and crawled down
an air shaft The boxes OF paint and
bolts stolen there we're found at their
homes and returned to the owner.
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days wit htheir grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Dye.
Mrs. Burton clRppsaddIe and chill.
dren, who visited friends here. have
returned to their home in New
York City.
Mrs. c. D. Muzzy and sister, MISS
Vivian Collins. are visiting friends in
smithAeld
Mrs. Blaine Ford returned home
Wednesday after spending several
days with friends in clarksburg and
Salem.
Mrs. ]. H. Jordan. OF Huntington,
who visited Mrs. j. W. Mccoy, has
returned home.
Halle Hustead, Of the Hustead
meat market, is spending a two
weeks vacation at Webster Springs.
/, WALLACE. Aug. so-Beniamin
F. Cavalier, a private of the Seventy
fifth company of the coast artillery
regiment, who enlisted at Jefferson
Barracks, NO.. August "a, 1903, to
serve three years, was honorably dis
charged from the service at Fort
Morgan, Ala, and is now at home.
He y the youngest son of DR.. s. A.
Cavalier and was born and raised
here. Mr.. Cavalier has a host of
friends who are glad to see him
among them once again.
*. G. DAVIS returned Thursday
from a business trip to Paden City.
NJ. o. and ]. c. Whiteman were
business visitors at Brown Thurs
day.
Roy E. Parrish. Of clarksburg.
was here Thursday.
The young lads of Wallace and
Folsom played game of ball re-
Gently on the latter's ground, result
Ing in a score OF 26 to 4 in favor OF
The youngsters say there
Is no use for Folsom to ask them to
waste their time in playing with
them, unless they can play the first
nine.
Miss Gem copenhaver, of Mar
garet, is guest OF friends here.
Miss Bess Smith, of Fairmont;
Miss Jessie Conway, of Oakland.
Nd. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwlck, of
clarksburg, who we're guests of the
Misses Orr, have returned to their
homes.
Miss Sylvia Pigott, of Upper Big
Elk, is in town for an indefinite
length of time.
Mrs. Nora L. Plgott is spending al
few days with her father at his
farm near Wyatt.
r. iE. Dye has returned home from
Warrington, where he spent several
days looking after business matters.
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CONFERENCE SENDS
LOCAL PASTOR BACK

men.
Oldham circuit, to be supplied.
President Morrls-Haryey college
DR.. R. H. Alderman.
Associate president Morris Har
Vey college and secretary Of educa
ton, R. T. Webb.
Parkersburg District.
W.. ]. Reed. Presiding elder
creston circuit, U. S. G. Allen
Elizabeth circuit, N. C. Cochran.
Garrison circuit. W. j. Richard
son.
Chenille circuit, F. e. Lambert.
Grantsville circuit, W. H. Beall.
Liberty circuit. ]. H. Dawson.
Lubbock circuit, c. F. King
New Martinsvllle, H. X. Moore.
North Parkersburg. H. T. Yates.
Parkersburg. st. Paurs, A. t
o'Lear.
Parkersburg, Wesley and Llber.
ty streets. ]. L. Vinson.
Ravenswood, C. c. Perkins.
Reeder circuit, W. L. Dorsey.
Reedy circuit, p. L. o'Dell.
st. Mary's circuit. ]. p. Atkins
sandyville circuit, w. A. Hopson.
Spencer circuit, NJ. B. Bowles.
Paden City circuit, w. E. Ben
nett.
Conference missionary secretary,
W. L. Reed.
Transferred to other conferences:
c. B. coverly to Denver confer
ence.
]. H. Jackson to Missouri confer
ence.
J. D. Reid to Kentucky confer
ence.
E. T. Cation to Kentucky confer
ence.
R. J. Polar to South Georgia con-
ferences.
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The Rev. John S. Stump, of Park
ersburg, Is visitor in the city.
L. l. Loar. OF Grafton, was busi-
ness vlsitor In the city Thursday.
Miss Hattie Martin, of Elkins, Is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. D. Ice. She will return home
Monday.
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Industrial

INDUSTRIAL, Aug. 29-The 1ndust-
rial Women's Christian Temperance
Uion and Loyal Temperance League
held their picnic at Highland Park
Wednesday. A chartered street car,
which was decorated for the occas-
ion, was filled to its full capacity.
1t left at 1O:4O o'clock from Broad
way. At the dinner hour the well
filled baskets were nnpacked and all
enjoyed a sumptuous feast. Just be-
fore returning home al were taken
for a car ride to Wilsonburg. A
pleasant day was spent by all.
Benjamin Monroe and family have
moved into their property here from
Lost Creek where they resided the
last year. Mr. Monroe is now en-
ployed by the Vincent Coal Company
as foreman.
Mrs. Arthur Barrow's morther, Mrs
Deems, is i'll at her home but is i'm
proving nicely.
Miss Lizzie McGary was at Penns-
boro yesterday attending &c fair.
Mrs. Jane Smith. of Ironton, O., who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. H.
j Crummlt, and Mr.. anu Mrs. H. U
Crummit for the last week. will re-
turn home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Camel are
visiting at Elkins this week.
Lawrence Hollon is at Buckhannor
! this week on business.
INDUSTRIAL, Sept, 3.-Missei
Anna and Eva Hoover. of IFairmont
were guests of Mrs. j. p. Stew,
art Sunday.
Mrs. William McClelland anc
flmaly will leave for Pittsburg this
week to visit relatives.
Mr.. Denver Blackshlre is spend
Ing his vacation In Cairo and Eliza
beth.
Mrs. Bessie Rymer and daughter
Helen, left Saturday for Morgan
town to be guest OF her sister
Mrs. H. E. Devaughn, for few day
after which she will go to Rochester
Pa, to reside.
Mrs. A. NJ. Phillips left saturda,
for her home in Humbert, Pa.
Messrs. ]. c. Lafferty. Georg
Stephenson, Harry p. smallwoo
asd C. williams left yesterday on
fishing and hunting trip to Bowder
| W. Va.
Mr.. Ray Hollan was home tn
latter part of the week visiting hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. HollaI
at Parkersburg.
Mrs. Charles Nutter and children
Misses Edna. Bertha, Henrietta
!, Beulah and Lee, are visiting rela
' tives in points In Ohio this week.
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ltry Correspondence

Weston, where he will complete some
Inventions which he has on hand.
Monday night at the Methodist
Episcopal church Miss Lille B. Baly
VIII give recital under the auspices
of the Standard Bearers.
w. A. Williams went Friday noon
on business trip to Pittsburg.
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Mrs. Mary NJ. Mccarty and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, accompanied by Mrs.
Benjamin Basel left last evening for
Buckhannon for weeks visit to
relatives.
o. p, Morrison, OF Weston, Is a
business visitor here.
L. j. Cunningham, Of Morgantwn,
is here on a brief visit.
Johnson Kidd, OF Glenvllle, is a
business visitor in the city.
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IL Arg 81 The one year
la'er q Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
r. Thursday night of chol-
an s7r Vas a twin and
brother Is iii Of the same
FaneraI services were
from tn residence satur.
h'ns and ia,erment made al
pe!ah cemetery.
soldiers or ,hc county ant
l.as community are arrang.
/ picnic III the hosplta
September III Everyone ii
I attend and take basket,
"a dinner Speaking anc
:" Dc 'ao order Of the day
Is being gotten up by tn,
tly q III Republic.
DAVIS ind Jack Moore wen
'u's Friday on business.
H.
''Ii'ohs bookkecper for tn,
!, Planning min, was pain
| Friday evening when hi
|. Vas caught in a machin,
|. a 'durb and one finge
S'eIyed q number of otho
,''y ana son. James. hav
''om Visit to relatives /
''a'a and VIM remain /
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AS Final Business of the An.
nual Methodist Protestant
Conference Here.

Following are the ministerial ap-
pointments made by the annual wesl
Virginia Methodist Protestant con.
ference. which closed its bushes,
sessions Saturday night and closed lie
meeting with ordination and devotion
al services Sunday:
FalrmOnt sub.Dlstrlct.
J. R. Jones, chairman.
Avery-P. ]. Null.
Barbour-w. F. Rorke.
catawbs-J. NJ. Rhoades.
Etam-B. F MCGEE.
First Church, Fairmont-L. E. Old
aker
Grafton-T. J. Hickle.
Marion-W. H. Hart
Morgantown-W. H. Hodges.
Mount MorrIs-Jesse R. Jones.
Newburg-M, Steele.
Point Marion-C L. Queen.
Reedsvllle-J. H. Arbogast, supply.
RowlesbuTg, G. W. Morris.
shinnston-C. c. Lawson.
South Morgantown1. C. Fink,
supply
WatsonLSylveste Bennett.
West Morgantown-J. w. Eaton.
Weston ub-District.
F. T. Kelly. chairman.
Bridgeport. j. Phillips; b. Stout,
supernumerary.
Buckhannon station-J. p. Turkel''
son.
Buckhannon circuit. L. Jackson
Burnsyille-J. H. Green.
Clarksburg-U. w. Morrison.
Georgetown-G. H. Snyder, A. NJ.
Linger, supernumerafy.
Glenville-J. /. Vincent.
Green Mill Misslon-To bo supplied
Harrison-F. T. Kelly.
Kanawha-A. L. Nicholson.
Lewis-C. P. Butler.
Miletus-Z. B. Brown, supply.
Nestor-J. H. Mossburg.
Upshur-C. c. Falkenstein.
vadis-w. H. Burns, supply.
Weston-D. G. Helmick.
Camden-on-Gauley-S. D. Burns.
Erbacon-R. S. Burch.
Hacker Valleys. E. Mccarty.
Redwood mission. s. Tonklns.
sutton-S. j. satterfeld.
South Sutton-L. ]. Barnes.
Webster springs-T. S. Coulter.
Parkersburg Sub-DlStrIct.
r. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
Auburn. E. Burns.
Creston-Eli Myers.
Doddrldge-T. F. Goode.
Ellenboro-supply from Harris
ellie.
Elizabeth-G. j, johnson
Freeport-J. W, Matthews, supply.
Friendly-Josiah Payne.
Gandeeville-H. S. McNulty.
Harrisville-L. S. Weese.
Hereford-L. H. Z!nn.
Leroy-S. NJ. Shaver.
MAXWELL. A. McMllleon.
McKlm-B. N. Summers.
Parkersburg-J. A. selby.
Pennsboro-L. B. Douglass.
Pullman. C. Shock.
Richardson-A. q. Hughes.
Ripley-To Be supplied,
Rockport-W H. DeLung.
Specer St.-To be supplied.
Spencer Ct.-Gordon C. Jones.
st. Marys-B. NJ. Mitchell.
Tyler-To be supplied.
AIarlinton Sub. District
E. G. Ships, chairman.
Marllnton-H. N. Mccoy.
HuntersVille-o. ri. Mcneil.
Little Creek-to be supplied.
Ronceverte-To be supplied.
Beverly. A. Cobb
Blue Rock-W. P. Bosley, supply.
Parsons-E. C. Clips.
st. George. N. Anvil.
Superannuated-D. H. Davis, ].
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OF St. PauPs Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, .
in This City.

IN lhiS City.
SUTTON. Sept. a.-The annua
conference of the Methodist EpIsco,
pal church, South, came TO a Close
hele last evening. Announcements
of the appointments of the minis.
tiers for the ensuing year were mad,
as follows:
Ashland District.
o. F. Williams, presiding elder.
Ashland, first church. H.. A. spen-
Ger.
Ashland Centenary, T. j. Hepson
Beaver Mission, B. D. Kazee.
Blain circuit, c. L. Neir
Cattleburgh, C. A Claughter.
Cattleburgh circuit, c. NJ. Balls.
DeyaH. circuit, j. N. Hicks.
Grantland circuit. Kirk Jarvis.
Grayson circuit, A. A. HOLSTER.
Greenup circuit. w. B. F. Balls.
Harpenvllle circuit, F B. o'Neoll.
1nez circuit, Bernard Spencer.
Rayenaugh circuit. c. L. Neff.
Louisa, ]. W. Critics.
Paintsville, DR.. ]. C. CRANBERRY.
Pikcsvllle. IL " Fannin.
Prestenburge, Thomas Wilkinson
Russell. P. E. Thornburg.
Sandy Hook, f. F. Pugh.
Van Lear Mission, c. A. Goodwin.
Webbville circuit. v. C. HARMON.
Auxier circuit, Jonathan t.
Moore.
Charleston District.
w. NJ. Given. presiding elder.
Ansted circuit, w. P. Lantz.
Beckley circuit, H H. Pownall.
Charleston, first church. DR.. G. B.
Banks.
Charleston. Roam street church.
F. o. Kimbrough.
Charleston. Elizabeth Memorial,
II. C. Stewards.
Charleston circuit. L. ]. Talbot.
Glendennon circuit, c. N Coff-
man.
Cedar Grove circuit. j. E, Brown.
WayettvilIe Circuit.
A. E. o'DeN.
Green Sulphur circuit, c. G. wor-
hel
Romney Falls circuit. C. t. Bar
ton.
Levlsary circuit, 8. j. Barnett.
Mt. Hope circuit. John shadon.
Mlnnora circuit. 8. H. Worrell
aRd f. H. Coffman.
Mount Zion circuit, ]. B. Yaho
Raleigh circuit. U. T. Michaels.
Rupert circuit, S. NJ. Nutter.
sewell circuit, ] b. Lardin. u
Strange Creek circuit. E. B. o'dell
summerville circuit, N. L. Nutter
Thermond and scarboro circuits,
R. S. Bras.
Fairmint District.
L. S. Cunningham. presiding ell
der.
Boothsvllle circuit. E. B. Ware.
Burnsville and Gassaway, o. q.
Thorn.
Clarksburg, Felix X. struve.
Cleveland circuit, w. C. sweeker.
DAVIS and Thomas, R. ]. Yoak and
C. w. Twynham.
Elkins, J. R. Mullins.
Falrmont. w. L. Canter.
Falrview circuit. A. H. Perkins.
Pennington circuit, Harry Yoak
Huttonville, w. C. Lsmley.
ireland circuit, /. S. Tyler.
Lane Bottom circuit, B A. VIM.
Meadowville circuit, W. K Doubt.
and A. B. Morris.
Mingo circuit, w. B. Ward,
Mt. Morris circuit, L. 8. Anvil.
Parsons circuit, H. l.. Clay.
Phirppi and Belinston, E. G.,
switzer.
redwood, w. II. Fogelsong,
Rivesviile circuit. G. w. o'Dell'
St George circuit. H. e. Mouse.
sutton, A. P. Keyser
volga circuit, Glenn w. Stewart
waynesville circuit, John A.
Bales.
webster Springs circuit, q. "
Perry.
Huntington district.
n NJ Ke,th. presiding elder.
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re I'M

Aug. 29-The Lewis
hers institute now in seS-
we'll attended. Among
n, things brought up by
., the Collins settlement
movement to have a dis
butt at walRersyille. A
Il at once be put before
that district and action
be taken by the board to
uestion voted on this fall.
ding issue in that district
kelly receive moer than
IS 10 carry
.rrigan, Of Camden, has
lot Of ] A, Chittum in
addition and viii erect a
Dy building, which he will
fall
Z. A. Brooks and family
Nay from a visit to rela-
rnchton.
Dckhart and Charley Gas
led today from ireland,
we're looking after some
yhtherIa.
Isson returned to his home
rawford after spending a
ere on business.
hi EycrsOn, VINO was the
Eht operator for the Con-
telephone Company for sew
has resigned her position
sone to Elkins. where she
a position in the Odd Eel
as matron.
y Hall is visiting her par
lnoke,
ltcrs Of the county court
K Run Wednesday and
location for a proposed
hat point
'Iola and Alma Hickman.
who visited their grand
rs. E. A. Casscday for a
gone to Chrksburg, where
visit their grandmother.
Hickman.
d Burger is a guest OF
The city.
h, Aug. 3O-Nlcholas
a former resident of this
dead at his home at
%, after several weeks
gall stones. He had been
pn in a Parkersburg hos
never rallied. He was
reared at Roanoke. this
The widow, three daugh-
Two sons survive him.
Eryices will take place at
Fa after which the body
ought to this city and
the Machpelah cemetery.
rnty teachers institute
noon Friday and certlf-
tendance we're distributed
teachers who attended.
feraI Of Mrs. David Davis,
"a, tack place there Thurs
boon She died Tuesday
ag illness. Her age was
Miss Rose Davis, a sur
Ehter of Philadelphia, at
E funeral
dams, Of Wheeling, is in
b the interest of the Pro-
ue Circle A class inIti-
take place tonight in the
+ hall.
bed Goc and daughters.
rtle and Lois, left Thurs
BIZ for a ten days visit in
Ply
Hall. who has been spend
st two months in Canada.
home Saturday. and will
up his duties at the indie
Pace
Ballard has gone to At
70 spend his vacation.
HaIl attended the lot sale
AT Thursday
VIZ and Mrs. George
daughter
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ipsrtb Hnb ben nufeelanfenen Sinfen perfanff
hnaebufe fpnnen duf BITE eanse ooer trGeno eb
nen 1teiI bisfer Gnsgahe eeinadht ipsrben.
ale anesbots nlf'ien auf psbrudten Jormlila..
nnben. dnsaeferfiet fein nnb bic un.
sobI Der gonbS, uuf speIne aebcten pirb, niIgs,
BEN, fpiuie ben Befnmn,fbetrng bes angsbps
neblt ben aufgelaufenen 9iHfen bonn 2ainm ner
Bombs big snm 9dtiin ba MbIiderurg. Mns
aueeboie riffeH beaisitei feir bon einsrH ssrtfIs
5trten Gted, snblbdr an Ora .. BafbbnrH.
anbitor, fiit 80 bes Bsirages ber Bombs, alf
bic nebcieH nnrbe.
las He6t. irgenbeins cher nfIe aHgebote Sa
permerfen, iuirb borbebdiieH.
Mue Inaebote nil len perfieafIt fiilh en6crfsrt
fsin nuf esr Gnbenfcte bee Geuperts: -Ribs fcr
Etreef Jnprcpement RcH6s@.
Sra T. gpdfbburn.
2.ei6.23 eiubitor Der Gfabt Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-16
gerfanf BON Gineinuatier gonbs.

gerfieseIte anacbpte tperbsn snt.
eeeeraeHomren IN Der Git 'ce efs Anoltors eo
stdbi Gtndunati, Sta0f Che, big II uor gsit'
fngs am 80 Iaee TN 5uH 1912, fur ben ar'
fauf pon Bombs ber beegieH Sinet IN Der
Ennlule Don $54,00U.00 1ieie Bombs itto ur'
beiieuerbdr unb tperben auseegeben bebafs 9es
ttdtfune ben 5onos sur St4erang elmer iHeer
eetdnoe ipelte erricbiei fpugesn cher irelts
geaenrpdrtia errlbfet merhen Tn ber etaoi GtHs
clHraiI, uTio fir ansftotiung nHo wtobliruue
oerieIbeH. ansQeeebeH ufiier Der 8GaHaft Der
cSeieye bon Ebto befonbcrs Seitiou 3gsy bee
augsmeineB stooeg bes S!aales Ibto nno nH'
ter unb IN ueberelnitilnufltg mil CtoiHdns 9o.
5000 bee Stabtraibs BET SiAbt Cincinnati, pdls
ftrt aul 27. Reonember fali
9iefe Bombs ruerben nlttyi iein BON Jiinf'
sebnten Loge i'm 9e5eusber 4 Z. 1911 aHb itElo
aablbGr rat tlintbis 600 3abren rdt osm
Eafum in Der aHtsrieaH Gg4aHge stafionnl
Eaui bon Retp gogf 4ttu, i9eeT 8oHb III IN Der
Sumne bon $4,000 urt irGgi 3tHieH 80 ber
Rate BON eter Yresent l4e5J per Jabr. sablenr
baibiabriit.
sefaefs Bombs iperhen an ben bstfieu uns
bsiier Fieter tiir Mot mef,aer Gs bexen Cart.
nTib nno ben aufeeIau'eHsn 3iuftn oerial't
nnets9ie gre, fsnTsH @ ani nts gante aeet iraefo 81
ane snaeboie mlfien aiif aeerudien JprnuIa.
zen. pelte bon henl auetior geIiduf
nrheu auseefertiai 3etH nno bte an.
satl Der gonbs, Guf ipeitte eeboisn ruree arss.
ber, 'clute ben tSefdMnii5eirnG bes angetois
nebf: ben aafeelalrfenen 3irieu bonn Tailfn ber
Souos bic ssfi Gdium ber Eble'erunG. aus
flneebofe mIifeH bfgseifsf fem bon stnem sertif.
Arten Ghef, sahsbcr an Jta Z. ssnfbburn:
bic geboien fpurbe.
1ds 8ethi, irgeHbsins pset dIs aHgsbois su
bcrnerfeH. nitro borbekaIfsn
Nue Hnpsbois dfiitieu perfteaclf une enborftri
lsn ali beg anbenletss oes goaberis -8ies for
araT. gaafSburn.
2,e18.2s auoffor her 2iao, Cincinnati.