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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
THE

Perth Amboy wants public
playground.
Perth Amboy wants a public play
ground this spring.
The playground commission has
been dallying with this subject for
two years and at the present time,
judging from the reports of the last
meeting, the city is no nearer having
this amusement center for the chill
dren than 1t was at the time the
commission was appointed.
1t has looked for some time as if
: there was a niger in the wood
pile somewhere in connection with
this improvement to the city and
that, while trying to give the i'm
preston thai the commission was
doing all it could to establish a
playground, it has actually been kill
ing time in an effort to deliberately
prevent the accomplishment of the
purpose for which the board was APP
pointed. Whether or not there was
an understanding at the time they
were named along this line is not
known. We do know, however, that
the patience of the public is becom-
ing exhausted ana the people de-
mand action.
We have given the playground
commission every encouragement
and have refrained from making any
comments up to this time. as eXas-
perating as the delay has been, be-
cause we desired to give them every
opportunity to make good. 1t
seems, however, that the time has
come when the matter must be put
before the public in what appears to
be Its true light. We demand 10
know whether or not the present
playground commission intends to
give this city a playground. We
want to know this before 1t is too
ate for the appointment of another
.omyeission that will do something.
Instead of adjourning from week
week, each time merely discuss
NJ likely places for an amusement
enter, the commission today should
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22

is a mighty uncertain place in which
to keep savings. They are too easy
to take out. Besides money saved
at home doesn't earn anything.
Better start an account with this
bank. where everybody cannot get
your money and where it will earn
interest for you. You can start an
accoune with as little as II dollar
and we pay you three per cent. in
terest, and by adding to 1t often you
will be surprised at the nice balance
YOU will have in a short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
COMING EVENTS.

April 23-Lecture, DR.. Mcguire,
Baptist church.
April 26-Rutgers College Glee
Club, benefit of Y. NJ. c. A, Audi
torium.
May 1O-Lecture, DR.. S. A. Per-
rine, Baptist church, Under the
Roof Of the World"
May 15-Luncheon, Ladies' Aid
Society, First Baptist chapel.
July 16-Excursion of Baptist
school up the Hudson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22

23-Raritan Copper Works.
24-Market and Sheridan SITS.
20-Smith st. and C. r.. r
26-Hlgh and Lewis SITS.
27-Madison Ave. and Paterson st.
2S-Market and First SITS.
35-S1nith and High SITS.
36-N. b.. Ave. & New st.
37-State and Smith SITS.
43-Buck'ham Ave. & Hartford st.
45-Commerce and Front SITS.
46-State and Washington SITS.
47-High and Washington SITS.
64-State st. and Buckingham Ave.
56-Hall Ave. and Charles st.
b7-State and Wayne SITS.
6S-Near United Lead Works
59-Maurer.
GG-Washington and First SITS.
63--N. b. Ave, g. Elm st.
64-Smith st. and Watson Ave.
65-Commerce and State SITS.
72-Front and Smith SITS.
T3-Water and Gordon SITS.
T-Kearny Ave. and Gordon st.
S2-Smith and Herbert SITS.
S8-Amboy Ave. 81 Washington st.
S6-Near City Hospital.
t6-Cleveland and Brace AYES.
S4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford ST.
87-Amboy and Hall AYES.
92-Amboy Ave. and Inslee st.
94--NeVile and tombstone SITS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22

Have I learned anything OF lmpo''
tsnce?" asked finally.
For Wa ellington. yes; but yer! III
tie unknown to me. 30 you met NILE
tress Claire, eh7 The little mink! l
is q month since I heard Of her,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
BENZ.
New Paint and Wallpaper Store
,oa NEW mn AVN

Now ready for business. With a big
stock of Lucas Paints, Enamels and
Stains. Let us estimate on wall paper
ing, painting and glazing. Our prices
win surprise you. Special in wall pa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
PERTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY.

This Company is a legal deposit
DRY for the funds of the State of
New Jersey, the County Of Middle
sex and is also a depository for the
municipal funds of tho City of Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22

w - 49, I
settles to accommodate the chill
dren. The fact that the playground
matter is no further advanced han
it was a year ago leads to the sus-
ricion that the commissioners do
not intend to give Perth Amboy a
playground this year If they can
help it.
1t will be remembered that last
spring similar tactics we're adopted.
The commission was appointed only
after much agitation, backed by the
Woman's Club. Final action vas
taken by the mayor when he was
confronted with a series of petitions
which we're being circulated about
the city by the members of that or
ganization. The Woman's Club, at
that time, presented the mayor with
a long list of names of men of the
city who had consented to serve
should they be appointed. In nam
ing the commission the mayor select
ed three from this list nd two were
his own choice. After a time, work
was started and various sites were
looked at, just as is being done
now.
At that time both the Raritan
Copper Works and the c. Pardee
Works offered the use of land be
longing to them. 1t was then that
the site at Lewis street and Madi-
son avenue was taken into consider
alton. Although the property of the
Pardee works and the Copper works
could have been secured at once,
the board saw fit to turn these down
and began long negotiations with
the owners of the site at Lewis
street and Madison avenue.
Week after week passed and
tban Il was announced that it was
too 1ste in.tbe season To do ANYTHING
that year. Finally, however, the
oorso,+ or tho ovners was secured
for the use of the Lewis street and
uoaiaor ovonro efta and if was eup-
,oeod that evervthing was ready to
mare an carly start this wear, Al
.houo oraot, ~onnointed the
friords If the nlavground felt that
eomethino at least had been done
ono that tnfe snrirg everything
mould r,o,.o aIoro smoothlv
Tbis voar however under one
vo,eo nv orotbor the commits
sior ,os foi,ed to take any definite
oo+iop Neat,nps have been adj
io,rnoa n ,ut or until now II looks
no - orothor rear would mass with
ont q n,averonnd unless some dras-
tic action ia taken
u seams vary strange that after
ootna to all the trouble of securing
tho rioht 10 nse the land at Lewis
etreat and Madison avenue the com
mission should SO readily abandon
n ueino as an excuse a petition
from II few n~ronerty owners of that
vicinity who have heen misinformed
os 70 what 81 n1avground really
mear
h old water works at Eagles
wood was next taken No. A day was
eved for examination of this site
ord nlara were made AS to what
could ba done II looked as If this
would no the AnaI selection until ii
oomo tina FOR defn]ta action when il
WAC Suddenly decided If would take
-,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-13

OINaAAASA SAAS WI y q LII OoAAa w AASAA
she refused to discard the turban
the young men made a book bet
ting on the possible color of the
locks beneath the headgear. The
wager was decided the day before
the Manchuria arrived at Homo
lulu, but as no one guessed right
the money was returned and all
bets were off.
Madame Zucchis hair was
golden, the sort of gold that re-
fleets every CLINT of sunshine in a
way that made half of the men on
board become poetic. The dark
eyes, lashes and rosy cheeks
threw the young men off the
track, that's why no one had
guessed right.
when l told some of the pas
sengers my real age" explained
Madame Zucchi, "they would not
believe me. I told them to 60 to
the purser and look at the declar-
alton. They seemed to think l
was only joking.
eyes, l am really so years
young. l have been married, but
that was long time ago. Any
woman can remain young if she
does as l do. Be happy. Always
do as you please. Associate only
with young people-and never
worry.
THAT is perhaps the most inn
portant of all, for it seems that
most women get into the habit of
worrying without cause"
It might be added that the fair
charfner is possessed of a large
U
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-13

Father: What! another new
dress?"
Daughter; "You needn't be
cross. | bought it with my own
money"
Father: where did you get
it?"
Daughter: 81 sold your fur
coat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-13
BACKAcHE.

Backache, the quack doctors
tell you in advertising their nos
trums, means kidney trouble. In
reality, it generally means nerv-
Gus exhaustion. Nervous people
who work under great mental
strain are almost sure to have
more or less backache. It's a
warning. 1t means that you are
working too hard or too long, or
under bad conditions.
When you get the warning let
up. Take it easy; take more exer-
else; get more fresh air; play
more. Otherwise the backache
may develop into case of nerv-
Gus prostration.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-13

Green Pea and Barley Soup.
Required-One pint of dried
green peas, half a pound Of pearl
barley, two large onions, one
ounce of butter, pepper and salt.
Wash we'll barley and peas in
several waters and steep them in
cold water overnight. Put in
saucepan with six pints of cold
water, boil up and skim. Add
onions and seasoning and simmer
gently for four or five hours until
the peas are quite soft. Pass
through a sieve, return to sauce
pan, add salt and pepper to taste,
and butter, and serve.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-18
Die 9sarffpmmiiiipn

Sn Der geitrigen Sisung Der garts
tommihioa Ipirpe Qusf4lieblid Die
projettirte gonpausgabe BON $3.50, 600
beipro6en, Die betanntli6 BON ben
Stimmgebern in Der orftebn0n
gBahI senebmi9t lperoen muB, uno bas
Su3it Der DistuNion mar, bub falls
oieie 4usgabe niht Die 3uitinmung
Der 8iirgerihaft erbdlt, porldufiq nit
Der neiteren Sur6fiibruug Des asbz
ler'fhen portplans Mot peiter Doran@
geIdr;tten peroen tunn.
Sm Guufe Der Debate psrtpabrte
lid namentlid 9err &robn gsgen bic
BON psri6;shsatr Seits auTgeitellte Be
bauptung, Die parttommihdre bdttsn
Der SpielplGBfrdge nitt bic gebiibren@
be aufmsrtiamteit geihentt, uno iteaz
te Die 8ebduptung aut oaB jeber Bart
uls SpielplaB betrahtet perben t0nnz
te.
5erner tpuioe tpd6renb Der Debate
betont, baB Die parttommtifion nit
Der Bonouusga6e BON $1,000,000, bic
bon ben Stimmgebern Dor 3tpei Sab
rem genebmigt tpurbs, fir bic 8erbeis
ierung Der Parts iaebr gethan bate,
ais felt 20 Sabren sethan porben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-18

syiini ,Sabre altes Waodcn nicoer.
gerannt mnb idmer uerleet.

Gin idpsrsr Strabsnbabnunfaa,
Bel fpeI6em elm flint Sabre oItss airb
eefabrIihe 8srlebungen erliit. ereignez
ts iih eeitern Mbenb an Der gts Der
Glart uno gapmilsr Strabe. Die
fleine @liiabetb MeSenrp. bon Ro.
1906 s5reemon Qfpe., befanb iid in Be
gIeitung ibrer glteru, als Die 5intere
rGber elmer glart Ctr. Gar beim Hebz
men Der Wdhe auf bus Nebengeleiie
iiberiprdneen. Ous ainb ipurDe bon
Der Gar getroffen uno nit groBer Ge>
malt CUR Settle geihleuosrt, tpu es be-
pubtlos liesen blieb. Der Batter trug
Die 8eruneliidte in bic nabeaelegens
Smitb'ihe Npotbete, mo Or. RosBIer
fsititeute. bab bic aleine auBer idlim<
men Hontuiionen fhtpere innere 8erz
lesunstn erlitieH bate Gas perionul
bex Strabsnbabncur trifft feins ShulD
on benz bebauerlihen unfaQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-18
MISUNDERSTANDING Ses Sdiuei,cr
WtGnnerd)ors.

Der shspeiaer Mdnnerhor nirb
bic Reibe Der Seitlidteiten, bic sr
i'm Qauie bes tpmmenben Winters gu
DeranitaIteT sebentt, am tommsnben
@rnntas, ben 20. Sttober, nit elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING er0ifnen, bic in
Der Central 9urnballe itattfinse!.
Die tpadere Sdngerihaar bat fir Di.z
ie llnterbaltung unter Der 2eituna ibs
res tiihtisen Dirisentsn profeiIor
Reiikr Elm bubIhes prosromm porz
bereit.t unb tpirb stpeifelsobne spieber
nit sroben gbren befteben. Der Be-
iuh biirfie Elm gang porSiislider pers
ZEN, ba bereits cine glnsabl beirsunbes
ter Wersinigungeu befhloien baben.
fid poIIGdblia betbsiliaen gu tpollen.
yiotiirlih rpirb nah Grlebieung be5
Muiitprosranms Elm flotter 1ans ben
Btf1luB Der llnterbaltung bilben.
Die Arrangements fir oisis 9tbsnb~
1lnterbaltung ruben in ben beipdbrtea
G6nben Der berren 6. 6. @roHe. Jas
cob attb unb Jreo. 8insseli.
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2okal.Dtrid)t
lDidbtige Yeriammlmng
Mirb ,uente M6cno Der Scntidj-slmc-
rifamiidJe Stnbtpcrbanb abbalten.

Muf 6eute M6eno 1T in Der Central
1urnfalls cine Grtroperiammlung bss
Dsutid Nmeritaniiden Staptpsrz
bunbes anberaumt iporben, Die bon
ean5 beionberer Mihtigfsit lit.
Gelesentlid biefsr BerIdmmlllng
fpirb ndmiih Der Staotperbonb be-
aiiglth Der tommenben Wahl 5tellung
nebmen unb III nebereinitimnlun9 nit
bem 8sritt, ben bas aampagnezHomS
mittee unterbreiten tpirb, iih barber
itliifig fusrben, tpelhs aanbioaten
ben Mitsliebern our llnteritiiBung emz
pfoblen fperuen iollen. Inter oieien
llmftdnben iollten Der bsutigsn @rtra-
Deriunimlung nidt nur Die Idmmtli>
den DelssdtsH, ionbern aud aQe Gin
Seimitglieber beiippbnen.
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SebenSmiloe.
Sunger Wann nntcrnimnt ucrSiueis
feltem SelbitmprOperiad.

4uf eigsntbimlide gDeiie perIu6ts
friib geitern Wsorgsn Der 19 Sabre alte
sJohn Deboff bon go. 1896 Spring
0roDe Qlpenue leinem 2sben Elm gnee
au MAIDEN, srreihte jeooh ieinen 3fped
nid3t, fpnbern fam nit ungefdbrlihen
0erlebungen bapon. Der junge Wann
mar lsit ldngerer 3eit fpunoerlih unb
infolgsoeiien arbeitsunfdbig. Gr grit
bette ii6er iein llngliid 10 lunge nddf
bis sr f6lieblih ou Der lleber5eugun9
9slanate, baB er oas 8aIein niht mebr
ettrnsen t0nns. @eitern Mprsen tur5
mad 2 llbr srbob er iid) pon ieinem
Bette, tleibete iih an unb begab fih
aerabsntpegs auf bic 3. e 8. g. SO.
Gilenbabnbriide iiber Der Spring
Orppe 4penue, in Der 2bIiht, iih Don
Dem naf ieiner 9lniiht ungefdbr fdl-
Iisen Sdnea3ug iiberfabren 5u luKen.
Nadoem er Idnsers 3eit gepdrtst bate,
gina ibm bic Schulz aus unD er be-
idloB, bon Der Bride auf Die neben
berIelben angebraAten eleftrtihen
Ordbte 3u iprtn9en, INN BON oeHt eletz
triihen Strome getDotst 81 perben.
Gr fiibrte ben Sprung aus, fam ieboh
nit ben Drdbten niht in 9eriibrung
unb nurbe tur5s 3eit fpdter BON bem
aufdlIia bes Wsaes fommenoen Sc
beimpplisiiten pflug beiuubtlos nntef
Der Bride liegeno uufaefunben. pflug
bsnahrihtiete unOer3iiglih Die 3ehnts
DiitriftsItation uno Der Qebsnsmiibe
fpurbe fhleunieit nah benz itdotiihen
SoIpital gebradt, no es iid berauss
iteute, bab er nit uusefdbrlihen Der
lebunaen on 8einen unb qrmen oaz
poneetommen mar. Deboff ion trpg
ieiner Silqenb bersits Stpei friibsre
SslbitmorbDerIude unternommen baz
BEN.
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GAiNSKa@riAten.

9tntmerpen. 9lbgeg.: o@tor-
quette" ua6 Bottom lno Ebtlaoels
pbIa.
2iDerpooI. 2lngef.: nWSerlon"
pon &bilaoelpbia; uGpmric" Don 90
lton.
2l6geg.: rGeoric" nadJ 9eelp Dorf.
@Iusgnm. 9lbgeg. DWtongo.
lian" nah GbiIaOelphIo.
9teopel. 2lbgeg.: vSaronla"
na6 Hcn 2)orf.
g oft IN. 9lngef.; Settle" pon
2iperpopl.
3lpmou 9lugef.: nTictoria
Suite" bon 9tep gorf nad Gberbur8
llno Somburg.
GutenStOpn, a6geg.: ~g}a-
jeiuc" nah 9tep Oorf.
gtem gorf, II. Oft. 9lngef. ::
~TreiiNent @ront" bon @amb4rIi
~Sonrulina" non 9tenpei
9lbgeg.: nSu Tropeucc" nah
Sapre; o9lmerita" nad) Salnburg;
,8roBer aurfiirit" uah 8rernen;
,glorIatic" nad) Sioerpool; nG. 6.
5ietqen nod &npenbQaen.
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SntDnin- in-Nrnnem.
Sie - Gage ipabrenoe Serbitiaiiun
nllllmt am Snn1ltag ibren 9lniang. !

@m Samitag tpirb auf Dem Qatonia
RennplaB Die biesjd6rige 5erbitIaiIon
Der Hennen ibren Qlnfang ne6men.
Die Renniaiion tpirb i'm Gan5en IS
Gage nahren uno aus ben iotpeit elm
9etroffenen 2(nmelbungen lit eriihtli6,
bob Die berporragenplten RennItaQbez
tiger bes Qanbes lire qferbe fir bieIe
SaiIon nah 2atonia bringen, iobaB
bic 5reunoe bes Renniports pouauf
auf tbre He9nung fommen iperDen.
IQtdgli6 miro bGs Yrogramm iehs
Hennen bieten, beren critics prd5iIe um
5fpei llbr Rahmittags itattfinDet.
Ter HennplaB lit bequem per
8abn lmo per StraBenbabn 5u erret-
dben unb Die SonOer3iige Der s. &
9t. gabn nerlalier1 ben gabnbof an
Der Slerten Apenlle lno Smitb Str.
nm IL llbr 80 Otinuten Wtittag5,
iomie nm | llbr 20 Wtinllten Had)-
mittags, pdbreno Die StraBerlbabn-
magen Der Gooington Ginie bon Der
Sierten 2lpenue ale 3Dei Wiinltten
ab1Qbrett.
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9ie Wamoluns I'M amerifaHi=
iheu Gunitseitmad.

@inen ginbIid in bic gntipidluno
bes aun9ei6mads in 2lmerita gibt
Elm 2lufios iiber Die SurItIammIunz
geil Imerltas, ben 90. RobertS in Der
.Nutional Heoiep" peroffentli6t.
0aHaa lit oas SntereiIe bes 9meritas
ners fir Die btloenoe 8uuft perbdltz
nlBmdbis ipdt erlpaht; crit i'm sSabr
1860 begann man, gtloer gu fams
meln. Der @mertfaner trat an bieie
9lufsabs nit iener porausiebungsIos
len unabbdnsisteit Der eigeuen Mei=
.nuns beran, bic fir iein Weieu da=
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Gie lsttsn Hegiitrirnugstase.

Seute unb morgeu iino oie leBten
RegItrirllugstage unb jeoer Stinlnl.
geber, Der es iopeit beridumt bat,
ieinert Hainen IN Die @dblerliiten
eintragen 5n laiien bot heute ODER
ipateitens morgen 8elegenbeit, oieles
nah3ubolen. 3ie Stinlnlpldse lper.
Den bon aht llhr Woreeils bis 3pei
llbr Nahmittaas uno BON bier llbr
Nahmittags bis nelin llbr sIbenos
aeoffnet iein.
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Suiti5ilm

Der AZ Sabre alte 5abrifant Sames
s. Sibes BON Ho. 30S 8rodoipuD
ipurbe ssltern pon ben 9ebeimpoli3iitsn
pflug unb gedmann an Der gte Der
Gogan uno glber Strabe Derbaftet une
unter Der Intlaee, Elm SuitisfliihtIing
AL itin. einseipsrrt. Gr ioa bon Der
9ranbjurp in Glmira, q. g., in 9ln@
tlaqesuitanb perIeBt rporbsn iein.
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Werfiunroiae Sobesuriad,e.

Gin psreiterter 3abn fiibrte DEN 5oo
bss seitsrn i'm ftdotii6en SoipitaI gs<
itorbensn. iisben Sabre alien Sobri
3bantin, Don go. 518 Belts Strabe
berbei. Der anabe mar am Wittz
nod QbsnD in bnfinungSIoiem gu
itanbe bon ieinem Uaier nad belu
itdbtiIhen SoIpitut a:stadt poroeH.
Die 5umilis 3bantin tam Dor unses
fdbr flint Sotrel ton !RtBluno ein1s.
panbert. Der Gorons- fslIte bic q.
oesuria1s bes Grahsa felt unb Rabm
BON einem Snqueft 2l6i.ano.
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Herfsnal'H sti;en.

Serr s bn SUNG, Elm befann.
tes ptitglieo Der hieiigen ungarilhen
Golonie nno 9ruoer bon Serrn u / c.
5 ltua Dem Gigentbiilner Der Sas
'aDette 6olle an Der Nace Strni3e,
perIltuhlte' iih geltern nit SRI.
y Gar5ora anltfin. ltad) Der
1ralung fano im &eim ces nti1en
9aars gto. 1101 @eit 5traBc, cine
frohlid)e Sodi3eit2ieier itatt, SIT her
lt6 Die promlncnteltcil MiitglIeOer Der
'fIellgcn ltngariiden aolonie etngc-
ilnioen hnttcn mo Die cincn gaHj
pradltigen &erlauf naDm.
Wlt aufrid,tiQer 1rduer miro iii
ltettel Streilen Die aunoe bon Dem
geIteru eriolgtcn Qlbleben pon sSron
VI argaretbe 9errraann II
pernonlmen lperben, Die lin glltct bon
II 1Sabren Die 9lngen aum clplgen
SdInmner idleB innig betrauert
DON oeu ,5bren loipie bon DEN plelcn
6rcnnben, pelhe lie lid I'M 2allfe
Der Sabre ourd lire Sec2ersdilte 3lt
crlperbell gelpltBt bate. Gte Iabl1s
geid,ieoene ,oeren @iege in Seithet.
beiln bel 2dnOau geItdloen Gattc,
fam id)on III iltngen Sa1ret nuh
Cincinnati unb bat icit nunn,ebr At
,Sabren I'M Sauie 9to. 528 2aitrcl
StraBe geipobnt. no lie olfdl 0en lce=
ten stbem5ug that. an nahcycn 9ln.
qehorigeu higterlGbt bie &eremiJte
einen Sohn, Serrn y. ). 6errnonn,
ioipie cine 3ofter, sSrou B;an}, nab.
reno ihr 8atte, Serr 1Sato6 Serr-
mann, iHr in oen loo poraniJegnn.
gcn lit. Tie Veeroignn6 iinoet am
SamItag Hadmittng um 2 ftbr pom
Irauerhanie, gto. 52S Snurcl Ctr,
oil ltatt.
1Sm bohen 9llter bon 70 Sahre!t
lit geitern cine hod)geahiete oelltl1e
sDfatrone, sSrau " oiina &roet,
geb. Bauer, ins Senieits hiliiher.
geihlunmert lno Die gramGcbeugten
6interbliebenen, in erlter Siuie Der
idlDeraepriifte @attp, Serr ,Sphn sS.
aroeB IT,, Diirfen bel oer ihtperen
Seimiilhung, Die lie betrorfen, Der
inligiten Sbeilnahne perlidert lein.
Die gecrbiaunJ iinbet nm Sanltag
9tahmittdg UNI 5luei llbr pom Sraus
erhauie, geo. 1O6 10. StraBc, aus
Ifatt.
Gin befannter uno aagemein hod)'
ongelehener Eionier, 9err Ser
M ann sc eiier, bat i'm nubc3ll
nollenoeten II. 2ebensjahre Die Iu-
gen 5ltn1 eipigeu Sdlumlrer geIGlol-
len. Der 9abingeihieoenc bnt e5 Der.
ltanoen oitrd isin fernOcutihc5 @e.
len uno ieine berporsaqenoen Ghus
rnftereigpnid)aften iif Die ahtung
uno sSreunoihoit aaer 5u iidern, De.
nen es pcrgonnt JepeIea lit. init ibIl
nuber befannt 81 ueroeu llno hie
ihnerbetroifenen Sinterbliebcncn, Die
grdngebeugte Sohter, sSrau 81.
Z h moi iotpie ibr 8utte, DER be-
fannie oeutihe aiieitler. ourfer Der
Innlqlten 3beilnabme periid)ert icIE.
Die lterblite Siille Des @ntiflaTenea
miro am Samitag 9safntittag oen
lauternoen sSlafnlnen iiberge6cn Iuer-
Sen nno oie 5rauerieier filloet nm
5lDei llhr gsahmittagS i'm areInoto-
riunl ltatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-18
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