davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

Never exaggerate your faults: your
friends will attend to that.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

known TO the public,
but complete restor-
alton tohealth means
% much to me that
! cannot keep from
telling mine for the
sake Of other suffer-
ing women.
al had been sick
about twelve years,
and had eleven doc
tors. ] had drag
cling down pains,
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

Section Foreman Murdered.
Forsythe.-Harry Forbes, q section
foreman on the Puget Sound road. was
murdered Ofice-s are investigating.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24
A Hint.

He-I don't approve Of tips.
She-It has been noticed that you
do not even tip your hat
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

Write EIDsvOLD CREAMERY co, Minneapolis
for prices and tags They guarantee return OF ca ri
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24
Cuts Down Sentence.

Silicus-Do you believe in long en-.
gagements?
Cynicus-Sure. The longer a man
Is engaged the less time he has to be
married.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

DR.. J. n. RINoLAU6 (speeIaiIst),
Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat
Fargo, N. o.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

The fellow who depends entirely up
on luck isn't to be depended upon.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

Garfield Tea helps clear a muddy complex
Ion, dispel foul breath and sweeten the temper
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

That irritable, nervous condition due to .
bad liver calls for Its natural antidote-
Garfield Tea.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

The man who gets gay with a busy
bee Is apt to get q singing rebuke.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24
WOMAN SICK
twelve YEARS
Wants OherWome to Know
How She Was Finally
Restored to Health.

Louisiana, Mott think Q woman
naturally dislikes 70 make her troubles
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24

Mans favorite brand OF love Is usu
ally the latest.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-24
Special Status.

why does that fellow put on 30
many airs among his compartment"
cause he's near-society. he is. He
was once run over by a multi-million-
aires motor car"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
State Convention Endorses the
Presidents Administration.
Demonstration for T.R.

COLUMBUS. OHIO, June Amid
the most tempestuous scenes ever at
tending Republican convention in
Ohio, the Taft forces triumphed here
today in the selection Of the six dele
gates at-Iarge to the Chicago conven-
ton. BY vote of 3SS II to 364 - the
following big six" delegation. pledged
to vote for William Howard Taft at
all times and under all circumstances, "
was elected:
Senator Theodore F. Burton. of
Cleveland; H. NJ. Dougherty. of Co
lumbus; Warren G. Harding. of Ma
rion; David J. Gable, of Lima; Charles
P. Taft. of Cincinnati, and A. l. Vorys
of Lanca ster
The Roosevelt men, who placed a
delegation in nomination headed by
Walter F. Brown and former Secretary
of Interior James r. Garfield made the
open charge upon the floor of the con-
vention that the Taft men had used
steam roller methods and defeated the
will of the people, who declared them
selves in the recent primary by a ma :
jority of 10000 in favor of the nomina-
ton of Colonel Roosevelt"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
Resents Being Called
Meddling Committeeman.

That Mr.. Ethridge felt the situation
very deeply was shown by his whole
attitude as he went on
Il could not stay in the church after
DR.. Macarthur had pointed his finger
at me and declared that | was a med
ding committeeman and that he did
not want to see me or any other of the
committeeman who. at his own request,
had submitted the name of Dr. Riley
as permanent pastor. Others think as
| do and they, too, feel that it Is best
that they should leave the church.
MIR. Hatcher says the dissension
in the Tabernacle is all due to a pitiful
misunGerst anding. There is no misun-
Outstanding at all. Let me tell you how
ii has been SO that it may be known
for once and all
ii is known that when the Rev. DR..
Brouehton went away he recommended
TO US that Or. Macarthur carry on the
WORT Of the Tabernacle until we could
fre some man equipped for the insti-
ul,iona worn ii demanded IS We'll As
fol the pulpit service We knew that
DR. MacArtalr was fomous preacher,
btle his work In New York had been
aeens removed from toe hospital the
schools and the other works which we
han made Il READ part Of the church.
Ana We thought Or. Macarthur under
stood this when ne came, aud We We're
tae more convinced of it when he as
.ured rs that his one ambition was 10
live his last years as pastor emeritus
of Calvary and suggested that We
should appoint committees to find
some man who would take Broughton' $
work. so that he might become pastor
emeritus purely, even within a week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
DOUBLE ROW IN
Bic TABERNACLE
0eacons to Quit Following the
Resignation of Or. Mac
Arthur, Pastor.
Continued From Page Ono.

pastorate
"One more effort will be made to
keep him here. however. The board of
deacons will join in q meeting of many
outside Baptists and many laymen to-
night in an attempt to bring about such
a general movement on the part of the
denomination that he viii give over his
personal feelings and decide to do the
great work that remains for him in At
lanta But though he has not talked to
me since last nights meeting, | am al
most positive that only a great denom-
national movement can keep him here.
II that does not succeed. the Baptist
denomination in the South viii i<hJ"
the pity of losing its strongest expo
nent.'
4 Georgian reporter carried this
statement of Dr.. MacArthur's friend
to H. A. Ethridge, head of the anti
Macarthur faction. in his law office in
the Atlanta National Bank building
We'll ! will not attend that meet
ing tonight" said Mr. Ethridge, -
have asked that my letters to the Tab
ernacle be returned to me. ! will re-
main there only until my financial con-
nection with the institution can bt
settled Then after twelve years Of
sweating blood in the foundation ano
progress of an institution | have loved
as my very life. I shall take my fam
lily to another church, whether DR.. Mac
Arthur remains as permanent pastor OF
whether he goes away
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
T. r. Wins Two
Alabama Delegates

CHICAGO, June 4.-John Eversman,
private secretary of Congressman Will
liam b Mckinley. >arrived in Chicago
today and was at once closeted with
the Taft leaders already gathered here
for the coming Republican national
convention. Eversman brought a Sc
cret message from his chief, who. he
said, would arrive tomorrow instead OF
coming today. as had been expected by
the Taft leaders. Although the mes
sage brought by the congressnan's sec
rotary was kept carefully guarded. it
evidently brought cheer to the hearts
of the presidents supporters and smil-
ing faces were in the majority about
the Taft headquarters.
1t was intimated around Taft head
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
Committees Report
Resented by Pastor.

We'll, Was made head OF that com
mittee." continued Mr.. Ethridge, and
with some others we sought about and
finally came upon DR. Riley, than whom
there is no greater institutional worker
in America.
We prevailed upon him to make the
sacrifice to come with us, and. OF
course. we sent in that report But
We found when the meeting of the
deacons convened that many other
members of the church had been to Dr.
Macarthur and had prevailed upon him
to stay so that when our committee re-
ported he appeared with a very long
and serious face and told us in effect
that he resented the action of that
committee that had found another to
take his pulpit. But we reminded him
OF his refusal to remain and he resent
ed that more than anything else be
fore and It came about that when a
sub committee of that pastoral COM
mittee waited upon him at the Goor-
gian Terrace to tell him that we had
only done what he had asked us TO do
and that We all loved him 50 that w
would be glad To have him stay along
indefinitely came about that Or
Macarthur. old and childish. grew very
vroth and told us then and there that
he wanted no more committees from
that church to come waiting on him;
that he was tired Of the effort being
made TO unseat him and that he didn't
want to see us again.
4 agree with all Of them that Dr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
COZ ONET> BEATEN IN OHIO:
INSTRUCT BIG g. FOR TAFT

quarters today that brass bands and
red fire were no part of the means that
the Taft people expected to use in get
ting their argument before the public.
The Taft plans nave been pretty care
fully laid, and the program as indi-
Gated today by one of the chief lieuten-
ants in the Taft camp is about as fol-
lows;
PROGRAM of Taft Men.
The first effort will be bent on pre-
venting any change of lineup in the
national committee. They win spare
no effort in blocking K. B. Howell of
Nebraska, off the committee, and they
viii use equally strenuous measures to
prevent the seating of the four other
Roosevelt men.
They plan to secure the seating of
every one of the Taft delegates contest
ed or contesting.
They desire to organize the creden-
tails committee with the Taft men in
control and to have the committee
make up the temporary roll of the con-
vention in such a manner that the ma
iority report of the national committee
seating the Taft men-will be car
ried.
They plan to select permanent
chairman from the middle West. For
mer Vice President Fairbanks has been
suggested for the place, although Fair
banks himself has expressed a desire
TO keep out of the present fight, mas
much as he served as vice president
while Roosevelt was in the white house.
They are determined that the plat
form to be adopted be very conserva-
tive
Eyes on Southern Delegates.
Above all, they plan TO keep the
Southern delegates in line. To do this
as soon as these delegates reach town,
lieutenants of the Taft forces will visit
them and argue with them. They Will
watch over the Soutnerners until after
the nomina ton has been made.
That one of these nights was to be
directed against Senator E,lihu Root
for temporary chairman of the conVen
ton caused some surprise among
Roosevelt forces here. Yesterday they
had given out the statement that no
opposition 10 Root would be attempted.
Following the conference at Oyster Bay
it was decided to wage the fight and at
the headquarters Of the Roosevelt
managers were preparing for one more
battle
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
Primary Not Representative,
Said Taft Men.

The Taft men on the other hand
declared that the primary was not
truly representative of the Republican
constituency in that only a small por-
ton of the voters took part"
The convention recessed at HAS
a m, until O'Clock. July ,. when the
state ticket and platform of principles
Will he drawn up.
majority report ndorsing the
Taft administration presented by
the resolutions committee stree
up the Roosevelt men and they
went into the convention this morning
with minority report providing for
the appointment or presentation of
no platform until after the Chicago
convention
The minority report of the resolutions
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04
Temporary Organization
Is Made Permanent.

Another big factional fight came with
the seating of contested delegations. No
state ticket viii be named until after
the Chicago convention unless the rursi
delegates succeed in overruling the al
ready adopted program of the leaders.
The morning session began at 9:9
o'clock with temporary chairman. Sena-
tor Theodore f. Burton. welding the
gavel
That the Taft men had strong
grounds for their claim of the control
of the convention was shown when the
temporary organization was made per
manent and Senator Burton. Taft sup
porter, became permanent chairman
The mention of Taft's name in the
resolution mdorsiNg his administra-
ton was cheered. but when minority
report carrying an Endorsement Of
Roosevelt was offered the convention
went into prolonged demonstration
which lasted for several minutes.
After the submission of the resolu-
tons on behalf of Taft and Roosevelt,
the convention listened 10 short ad-
dresses by the supporters Of each be-
fore taking vote by roll call.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-04

committee. providing for the indorse-
ment of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
WAS Inst nv a Nnte of 40 ID To 2o21-2
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Jn(anOIe(egrap6
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=
Rem 9ort, II. Sept gBobl Elm
9usenb gsrIonsn bsmiihtsn iih am
Wittrrph Worssn I'm ben Iertaufsr
gbilipp Orsd, pel6er ourd Giuuthz
men BON aeu6tsas Selbitmoro 81 be-
gsten periuht Fate, als Ssmonb in
benz nit 9a'en qsi6pGngsrteH 3ins
mer elm Strsi9bols anftette. SSSn bsm=
ieIben Qusenblid erfoIgte cine laute
erploiion unb iGmmtlide GniDefenoe
Durpen gu gpben 9eihleuoert. Sieben
9srionen tpuroen perbrannt, oorunter
cine Iebensgefdbrlih. Cred oiirfte tuiez
osrbsrsefteut perosn.
Das $50, 100000 90 ,
apaos". 4menoement
gei d oeen.
bus, g., IL. Sept. Bis
sum Utittpp9 2tbehp parsn Die Be.
ritte ibsr Die SpeSialpahl pom 3.
September aus alien big auf bier
COUNTIES siRgstroffen. Sn oieTeu "a
Counties puroen fir Die $50. GOO, 900
gcnoBausgabe fir CUTE Sanbitrabeu
262, 800 Stimmeu abgegebeu uno oaz
oeaen 266, 6,235, IobaB bic Wlaiorltdt,
Be aeoen ous amenoemsnt abgeesben
tpor6en lit, iich ictpeit auf beindbe 1000
belduft. Man gIaubt, oaB bas 8otum
Der iibrigsn bier Counties oisfe Wnjos
ritdt sbes nod srAossn ais Dsrrinssrn
mira.
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Cincinnati. 0onmer itag. ben IL. gcptember 1912.

glaf6te, bem 5tpeiten Sieger imgBett@
| flug 8erlin=Dien, 3ugeitoBen.
Der Offi3ierflieger ift i'm Wanoperz
feloe Bel Me30begnes i'm 8omitot
gfandb abgeitiir3t unb bat Ihpere
gerIeBungen bdpongetragen, bic ibn
lGngere 3eit ans &rantenbett fefeIn
birften.
Die Slugmuidine gIaf6te's ipuroe
5ertriimmert.
$ o 6nafferz 8er6eerungen
I'm Waros 9ebiet.
Dien, II. Sept. 4us benz 9ebiet,
ipelhes Der Waro5, Inter gtebenfluB
Der 5beiB unb 5auptfluB Siebenbiirz
gems, Dur63ieR. treffen Radri9ten
iibsr i6limme lleberidpemmungen
Elm.
Der Mdros, ipel6er In friiberen
Sabren bereits perbdngnibpoGe 5lutbz
perbeerungen angeri6tet bat, lit melt
ausgstreten.
Der f6on jebt ongeridtete S6aben
bat cine ungebeure 3iffer erreiht. Gin
Riidganq oes Sohpaffers lit nod
ni6t in 5t6t. Die 9eb0Iterung be-
finbet Iib gum grobeH 5bsil in Bitter
ter Notb.
GrSbsr3ogin GlIu entfd ct
benz 5bronfolgere6t.
Dien, II. Sept. Ra6osm Die Gr3s
ber3ogin glepnora, Delfer Der greiIe
auifsr Gran3 Soisf gang befonbers
Sugetban tIt, ii4 nit oem 8rafen
8eprg BON DulOburgz 3eilzQ zQuitenuuz
5obenems berlobt bat, bat Iie amMittz
nod in Der 6ofburg fir ii6 unb i6re
ettpaigen 0ahtommen feisrlih ouf ale
QnIprude auF ben 1bron per3ihtet
Die tdiierlihe ssdmilie mar sntfhie=
ben gs9sn Die gsrlpbung. 8a Danote
ii6 bic jugsnoli6e gr3ber8ogin an Den
Raiier, iDelder Der Gr5br3ogin ibren
6sr3ensnunI6 erfulte.
Der Brdutigam, tpelher "a Sabre
off lit uno als SberIsutndut bel oem
,3peiten Dragoners sRegiment in 9ar<
nppol itebt, gsbort einem rsi6suumits
telbaren 6auie an.
Wilbelmine 6etm Burg
ge fo BEN.
Berlin, II. Sept. SIN 4lt<r bon
64Sabrsn lit bic untsr bem YieuboHpm
WiIbelmine 6eimburg betannteShrifts
| itellsrin Bertha 8sbrens in S6B16ens
brood Bel DRESDEN an ben SSoigeu elmer
8linobarm Speration aeitorben.
Die Qonsaiftin, tpeldbs in 5bale an
5ur3 geboren fpar, Dsrlebte ibrs Ju.
g<nb in Gusolinburg, GIogau urt
SdlsDeoel. Spdter pobnte tie in
grdntfurt am Wtain, oaHn in 4rns
ftabt uno 'eit 1882 in &ogihenbrood
8erheiratbet mar iie nit pem sleih.
faQs litterariih thdtigen 4r3t Sugr
ge1rsns. Gin GROCER Gbeil i6rer go:
neqen srihien IN Der 8artenlau6e.
i3um 9egrGbnib bes 4ui'
fer Don Sapdn.
gotio, II. Sepi. - 9bilunbsr
6. anor, Der Snfant 4Ifonio Dor
| Spanisn uno Bring Seinrih Dor
| greubsu, bic reipettiDen Spe3ialzgot,
! iGdfter Der Der. Staaten. Spuniens
unb DsutItlarbs bel Dem gegrdbrif
pes peritorbenen 9uiiers Ututfubito
| purbsn pom 9atier SoIbibitio in au.
bisn3 empfangsn. 2ssterer geleitetr
bic iremoeu 8ertreter 3ur 8a6re be-
peritorbenen Gdi'ers unb ieoer pom H.
nsn l,gte sineu aran3 auf ben 8ede
bes Saraes nisoer. Die Spe3ialzgot.
| ihafter ndbmsn i2dter an einem Gun
deon tbeil, tpslhss Der aaiIer ihnsr
All gbren perunitaItet bate.
Der &ailer perlisb osm prin3er
5einrih BON preuBeH am Wlittpod
Die 3ette bes g6rnianthemums CroenE
uno benz Snfanten Qlfonio bus SroB'
treus besIelhen Sroens.
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Sn Der 9offnung, baB elm alirna4
tpehfel ibr gut t6un tpiirbe, poIlte
Jobnfon am Ulitttpo9 4benD nit Ieis
nsG 5rau nd9 Gas 8egd5, u. M.,
abreiien. gr begab ii4 in Die untsre
Stcot, um giQstS Su bolen, uno ais
er 3uriiftebrte, fanb er bic ;srdu NIT
elmer &ugeL i'm &opf auf bem 8ooen
lie8eno Dor. 5rau Sobnion ipuroe
IN etn 6ofpttul gebraht, ipo feitgeiteIlt
purbe, bab Die augel gang our6 ben
aopf georungen mar.
0pn 4usfagen Der betben BGrtes
rtnnen 3ufolge, Die i'm 3immer ipas
ren, ais Die 6rau ii6 Die 8ugel in
ben Sopf f4pB, mar ite iebr nteoerge>
Idlogen, na60em SobnIon fortgeganz
gen mar, um bic 8illetS gu bplen, uno
tie briidte rpetnenD Die Qlnftht aus,
bdb tie it6 BON tbrer RerOen3erriit>
tupg niemals erbolen tpurDe. Sn sis
nem unbena6ten 4uQenblid 6olte fis
ben 8epoloer aus elmer S6ubldDe,
e1e fie aber losbriiden tpnrte, Duroe
iis ron Den Mdrtertnnen gepddt. sic
tdrlpfte in ber3DeifeIter Weiie uno
pdbrenb bes Samples gelang ss t9r,
Die 8affe an ben &Opf 3u erhebeH
unO los3u0riiden.
3pet Der aliens 3um z b &
DerurtbeiIt.
Npt6epille, 8u., II. Sept.
| 5lopO 2tQeu uno iein geffe GlauDe,
Die Dor me6reren Wo6en rpsgen Der
6iupiQe UtorDe oe5 u}orbes ibuIDig
tefunOen purben, ijno om Mtttpoh
gum Gooe perurtbeilt tporben. Die
6tnriAtun8 iOu an 22. ROpember
Itdttfinoen,
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Gpiatiter bel BEN beuts
den 5erb itmdn6nern
rs y =, N !, Il

DRESDEN, II. Sept. - 2euts
nant Sisbert. elm Uilitdr 2piatiisr,
De- pdbrsnb Der iebissn 5erbitman6s
b. Der rRotben glrmes" susetbsiit 1T,
Sriir3ie am WlittDoh Ueorgen beim
AeeoenosSiren db uao purbe uuf Der
Gtele gsi0btst. Sein gesleiter,
aertnunt 3immsrmanu, ipurbe ianer
rerlest.
sJiinf Don ben ists armss Qsros
pleHen Der rotbkn armee iinh fotpsi.
itcn, rpdbrsno iie 8efebIs ausfiibrten,
beihdbigt iporbtn, nber Don benz beus
tigen uufaa abgeieben, ipuroe .einsr
Der Glisssr erbeblih psrlebt.
Die QentboIlons Isiiieu por8iiglihs
Tienfte. Der .3sppelin ILL.," uno Der
Sob w." bic in 9otbd uno 9srs
lin itationirt iinb, ppsriren nit grps
Fem GrfoIs iiber lem TlanODerses
IGHbe.
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sIisoer ieines Gefolgss rparsn am
Wiitag bic unsingslabensn Gdits sis
ner fpmpasnie Snfauterielolbatsn,
bsren gohneniuppe uno iOnities Ra>
iicuen iie nit gutem appetit per5ehrs
ten
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n6rer tbeilnebmen. iinb nod nidt auf'
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ScGien gum General 5elomari4a[I
srnnnnt.
4rs benz Deutihsn REID.
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fha. gshorben BON Mlagbburg,
Mains unp DRESDEN boben beifloiIea,
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G:Gbte su importiren unb iidh aud on
bi. Regisrunq su lpenbsn. samit bieis
fslfr Der Gleiidtbeusruna su itsnern.
81. Gtobt DRESDEN pirb ben SGld6s
ten bos imporiirie Shldhtpisb unter
Der gebingnne 3ur Qerfiigung fieaen.
n1b fie fir niht mthr als 10 prc5eni
iifts BEN apiisnpreis perfuufen, nns
fernfolIs fpirb bic Staot islbii oiTst!
oI bic acnlumtnisn pertaufen.
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llnierjutuna bttrsffs Der nria6sn
bsr Ibeuerun1 anaeoronst.
ueberfhpem munsen in
Geutfhianb.
6otnaii.r pirb aus aOln. Gilsn.
aoblens. aarlsrub. S.utisart uab
5oeib<lberg aemsleet
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pielfdh aotoitrppbsn befiir6tet. S6on
iebt finn bic 3ufldnne fdlimm stnug.
Gin arober 1kil Der Y<D0lierung In
ben b<imgtiuhten Gebieten iiebt iif
ben 1rsittn llHbilbtn dusgtTsBt.
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ben 1iirftn in bic
6dnDe gefaIien.
IrippIis. III. Sept. Die 1iir.
len, bic Ihon mtbrmols bsrgsblidb Ders
fuht bdtssn, Elm Mer0plnn In 1ripolis
ein3uIhmusgtin. .fino nun enDIith Durd
eintn unaIiidsfnlI, Der btm adupt.
mann Woiso poH Der iialisniTben Ar.
NEE paiFirt IN. In ben 9<iib elmer Mas
fd1ins gtIongs. Waoi3o mar I'm Ntgriff.
pen 3lnrn mad lripoliB Ju flisgtn.
oIs Der Wactor itiutr Wlaf3ine iisbtn
bIieb uub sr oearuncsn mar, tn siner,
- hnsn hainA .keffAf6n HIe1fn6A Mn
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yrau gettie 8ater pom ber
antIdqe oe5 W}oroes
fretoei den.

gortsmOut9, g., Il. Sept.
iTrau Rettie Safer, bic bier am "a.
Suli DiQjum Uorri8 in Ieiuem Bar
bierlaosn erihOien tUtte uno Des
Wtorbes i'm eriten 8raOe angetIagt
mar, tpuroe am Wtittpot BON elmer
Surp nah oreiItunoiger 8erdtbuug
freigeIprD6en. Die Surp mar Der 4n=
iiht. oaB Die 5rau 3ur 3eit trrItnnig
getpeien lei.
9ura SGure getDotet.
Rep 0ort, Il. Sept. Cine grpBe
3abl bon YaHdnten nuroe am 8iensz
tag 4bsno burd idmmerli6e !oilferufe
mad elmer ubgelegeneu Sant in einem
part in 8rOotlpn ge3ogen, mo iie stnen
itobnenoer uno ttagenDen Wfann Dorz
fanpen, Der bebauptet, eine Trau babe
i6m Sdure ms geiift gegoifen. Die
Boli3ei Derbdftete glsit oarauf elm
RdDhen, DQs Itt Gftber Gapatan
nannte. Die Je1tgenommene puroe
nah Der 8ant, no Der 8ertIugte aufs
gefunpen fpurbe, gelettet, oamtt er tie
ioentifi3ire, er itarb Gber innerbaIb
tpsniger U}inuten.
5m gerbDr geituno bas Dtdo6er,.
ooB Der WdEu Samuel &upluH heibe,
unb iie hires @eIoe5 uuter 6eirdtbss
periprehen beruubt babe. Gr lei elmer
Der in Gbicago geiuften 6eiratbsz
fhipinoler unb fabe bic SGurs IN
felbitm0rosriI6er QbIi6t perIhlutt.
| 0as MGo6en tpurbe in !Qaft bebaIten.
6aIidmUn3er perb0rt.
GIepeIaub, g., Il. Sept. Sbe
Hogers ~, cine junge, bJbIhe Stolies
nerin, be3sugte am Wtttpoh pGhreno
oes 0erh0rs bon 8ietro Gaitellp uuo
| SoTe MeFaltne, peIde am 8. Septeulz
Der in Qtrpn unter Der 2lntlage Der
| TaIdmiin8erei perbaftet purben, bdB
lie in einem 9inmer oes obereu Ges
| ihpTes bes Gaitelo'fhen 6auies gan3e
6aufen faI16er Mtiin3en geieben babe.
8unbestpmmiFGr 9opuIt perpies Die
betben 4ngetlagten on Die 9unoess
arpBesfhnprsnen, pdbreno dnoere
Witglieoer Der 5alIhmiiu5erbuuoe in
Canton etngetertert iino.
Reue CIettpreua gefteIlt.
8aItimore, Il. Sept. Die res
pubIitunii6e Staats Gonpentton trut
bier am Mitttpoh pteoer CUR StBung
| suIammen unb iteIte 0uoere prdfoenz
| ten GIettoren auf als bic in Der
| Wui 4onpention norinirten dies
aeFdab, neil adt oerielben ertldrt hdt@
ten, RooiepeIt 2lnhdnger 5u ie!u, bic
niht fir Toft Ttimneu fpiiroen. Die
RopiepeIt Qsute, tpeIfe Der &oHpenz
tion qans fern bIieben, beAaupteH, oaB
pteIelbe illegal III.
8lut i'm uugliid.
8reenSburg, 9u., IL Sept.
Der Qlptattter garl Baltimore pon Rep
0prt fttirSte am Wlttttpoh aus einer
50R bon 3OOJuB NIT ietnsm Ftu83sug
| a6 unb fam acknowledgements nit
elmer geinperrentun9 uub nit 5auta
abIniirfuneen bapou. Seine Nldfhine
purbe poIIftdnoig 5ertriimmert.
@sIuRbbsitsbea ter err
trantt.
ptttsburg, II. Sept. Or. q.
R. 0alters, Der 9eiunobeits 8iretz
tor BON 8ittsbura, purbe am Utttta
mod BON ben 9lutterp befdllen. Die
! 5eufs bat I4on ieit mebrereu Wo6en
in ben 6rembenotertel Der Stuot ges
nutbet uno man gIaubt, odB DrMals
ters in Iustbung ieines 8erufs ana
g.ftedt purss. Sein .3uitono iityniat
sefdbrlia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-12
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