davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02
seho6lmssh whips Husky Boys.

painted false face mask in, his desk,
which he would put on for the amuse-
ment of the pupils when her back
was turned. Tops and slungshots also
were among his schoolroom effects,
and the new teacher decided that he
must leave these things at home.
The rupture came one afternoon at
a spelling bee, When the bully re.
fused to give up the false face the
plucky teacher used the rattan on
him. Other big fellows laughed.
Their turn came next. Three min
utes OF hot fighting left the plucky
school teacher master of the situa-
ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02
cider Sauce.
p4ARo44,s RUN BRIEFS.

The health OF this community is
good at present, except Mrs. c. NJ.
Google still continues sick.
Mr.. and Mrs Cylde Nicely have NOV
ed in their new house. They have a
lovely home.
MAS was very quiet around here.
Every body had an enjoyable MAS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Dolton spent
Xmas with their Aunt Cristena Ralph
syides. She Is very sick at present
Mr.. Charley Huggins was visiting
his sister May, at the residence OF G.
Fl. Google, a few days this week.
Mrs. Ota Arnett and son, Cleo, OF
Fairmont we're visiting her father,
A. r. Nelly, this week.
Mr.. Asa Smith. son of Johnathen
Smith, and Miss Lelah Straight,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs, Jackson
Straight, took their Xmas over at
Oakland, where they were quietly
married. 1t was quite surprise 10
their many friends. The BRIDES dress
was white silk null, while the groom
wore black suit. The bride is a
highly esteemed young lady. The
groom is very popular loung man.
Their many friends extended them
many happy congratulations for their
future happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. John smaEIwood of
Clarlisbrg spent Xmas with the for.
mer's sister Mrs. c. NJ. Google.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Hoult OF Hoult
spent MAS with G. A. Google. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02
Pretty SeHOOLMAlM
MHIP $ 2 HUSKY BOYS
Cones. OUT Victor ID Pitched
Battle and Puts Quietus On
the School Bully.

Pittsbufg Pa.Inst because she
walloped nine husky pupils in one
day Miss Roberta Atkinson, the pref
ty and athletic new teacher at the
Sandy Creek school IS TO be put on
trial by the Penn township school
board. The bully 81 the school start
ed the rumpus. FIe wore cowhide
boots. homespun jacket and breeches,
IS big enough to get q job moving
pianos, and insisted on keeping a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02
SETS MOTHERS BED ATTIRE
Philadelphia Boy Playing with
Matches Endansers Home and
His Own Life.

Philadelphia Nutall, Jr,
was playing with MATCHES at his home
and set fire to his mothers bed.
When the firemen arrived, put out the
fire and saved the house from de-
struction, there was no trace of
Harry. Mrs. Nuttall feared he had
been burned,
Finally Joseph Nagle, acting fore.
man OF engine company 10, saw a lit
tie foot protruding from a coal bin
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02
New Redspreads.

Young girls have found way to
keep their nimble fingers busy in the
making of rather odd bedspreads, APP
proprIate mostly for the rooms OF
bachelor brothers, friends or even I'M
cles.
OF these new bedspreads there are
two kinds-those made OF twine and
those made Of monks cloth. Both are
popular and effective. 1t is matter
of taste with young girl whether
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02
Hotel cletk,e obseryatlon.

"There are two classes Of arrivals
who ask you to register for them"
said a hotel clerk. "one is the wom-
an with tight gloves who really can
not write. The other is the men who
arrive after II j. M. and who say Just
register (hicl, old mar, will you?
Been carrying this grip and m'hand,S
SO nervous l couldn't hold a pen"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02

TO WATCH THE WANT Ars is to
find, once in a while, a work-mnter
TO WATCH THE WANT ADS is5to
keep PRACTICAL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02

in the cellar. He pulled on this and
out came Harry, crying for fear his
mother would scold him for burning
her bed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-02

When store bargain is interesting
enough TO advertise, it's quite likely
to be interesting enough to inyesti.
gate.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-18
WHAT COMMISSION
F0RM'4f GOVERNMENT
GIN BE FOR BRYAN
BY l.. M. HEWITT.

From long study and careful OBJ
servation, my solemn conviction is
that the commission form of govern
ment, as it may be. carried out in this
or any city, Of Bryan's class, is the
ideal of the ,present-day systems for
any city having any very large bust
ness affairs to conduct In examining
into our present-day civic system we
find that it was copied from the Eu-
ropean countries of over hundred
years ago, when the functions of a
city were to provide simply quiet
place of community residence; but to-
day the cities of the world have
changed from peaceful, simple home
community to a more complex bust
ness community. and many European
cities changed their systemS many
years ago to meet the requirements.
Yet until few years ago the cities
of the United States stood still, and
we are today managing our civic af-
fairs by system that is Anticipated,
inadequate and expensive.
What is municipal government
What does 1t mean?
First-Managing the affairs of
city and carrying out the will of the
majority in the administration of its
laws and policies by representatives
and officers chosen by the citizens
under the most favorable conditions.
Second the administration of mu.
nicipai affairs in the interest of the
whole city and OF all the citizens.
have IN mind only rule by the
people without compromise with spe-
cial or selfish interests. and free from
subsection to any faction. There is
right way and wrong way to do
things. prefer the right way because
it is right, and because, too, it is
profitable to DO things right. In proof
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-18

of this assertion ! shall show that a
modern city is manufacturing and
business corporation similar in its
construction, functions and operations
to a private business corporation, and
that the same tried-out, well-estab-
lished rules of business governing the
operations of purely business cor
poration apply to the city corporation.
In a business corporation, be 1t
railroad, manufacturing, mercantile or
banking, group of individuals called
stockholders combine and contribute
money for which they receive shares
OF stock. They are therefore share
holders, and form an organization for
the purpose of conducting the BUSH
ness for which they are organized.
These individuals do not join the or
ganization for the purpose OF chang
ing their individual livelihood or or
ganizing into corporation their per-
sonal businesses. Each is but one OF
a large group combined in foreign
enterprise for the purpose of profit or
some other common object. They can
take no active interest in the man.
agement, having business OF their
own to attend to, and in view of the
well recognized fact that no large
body of individuals can act as a unit
in the direct management of business,
they appoint from among their num-
Der a small body OF men who are
called directors. To these men, for a
period of one year. is delegated the
duty of selecting officers capable of
control of the business, and at the
end of the year making a report to
the stockholders. The selecting OF
qualified officials from manager down
is not left to an indiscriminate choice
of the stockholders, but to a small
body of men who will take the time,
use judgment and care, and who will
assume responsibility for the stock
holders.
Likewise in the city we find COM
munity of individuals engaged in all
sorts of trades and professions. or
ganizing themselves and establishing
their municipal corporation. They
must all contribute money in the ma
ture of taxes with which purchases
and investments are made, so that
these individuals are likewise share
holders in the municipality, and as
they are busy people engaged in max
ing living and recognizing the we'll
established principle that a large
group can not conduct the affairs sue
cessfully, they meet at stated time
and period and elect their representa-
commissioners. The commits
sioners will or should then select a
manager and other officials.
In the business organization sue
cessful management means financial
dividends; in the city organization it
means material benefits. In the bust
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-18

by business corporations, and / desire
to make a few comparisons OF it with
the city corporation. Since success in
business corporations depends upon
two essentials. good system and good
management, we must consider good
system first
Good system and good management
are like good tools and good work
men. Poor tools and good workmen
are equally as wasteful and produce
as unsatisfactory results as good tools
and poor workmen. If both tools and
workmen are bad. the product must
be a complete failure. In like man.
ner, good system and good manage
ment depend one upon the other for
good results. Weakness in either one
is most expensive fault.
A good system is usually accom-
panied by good management A great
majority of failures in business cor
porations is due to poor management.
The system adopted by progressive
business organizations throughout the
world, If supported by good manage
ment, is absolutely safe, sound and
resultful. In the city management we
find, however, that no matter how
good the management the results are
not there because the system Is an
tiquated, burdensome and unwieldly.
The fundamental principles OF good
business management are:
First-A united body of stock.
holders.
Second-The election by all the
stockholders of small representative
body called the board OF directors.
delegating to them full power to
transact the business of the organi.
zation.
Third-Board of directors select
mot elect expert officials who are
10 COHuuCt tHe dhdiiS VI thc vi sum
cation.
Fourth-Since the board of direc-
tors select the officials, they can re-
move them: likewise, as the stock
holders elect the directors, they may
remove them.
Successful management de-
ponds upon experiences and efficiency.
Experiences and efficiency depend
upon practice and study. Long prac-
tice and study make perfect, and
therefore long tenure of office is one
of the underlying essentials of sue
cessful business.
1t is the general practice in bust
ness organizations to appoint officials
for indefinite periods, which means
for life or good behavior. A city gov
eminent, to become the success that
it's shareholders expect, must follow
the same tried-out system. Then,
after the system is adopted, let every
shareholder follow the practice oil
Wichita (Kan) citizens: my house
hold shall be taught, besides the fear
of God, at least one thing: the art of
living for the good of this town; that
they must seldom speak of its def
ciencies, and only then at home, and
with the thought to set things right,
that they must often speak of its adj
vantages, and when they travel they
must lose no chance to spread its
name in good repute, or they shall
move elsewhere to live"
! shall treat the subjects of depart
ment management separately.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-09-18
WOOD SAVING

j have purchased the s. w. Buch.
anan wood saving outfit and am ready
to serve the public. Wood sawed for
rs cents per cord.
T. w. COLE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-01

gierungs Trparfsments bds Hshta
bic lebtiGbrigeu geipiaigsngsn fur ben
Wonat Suli auh fir bieies Sdhr ~
Re6nung su ftellen, mas an9eiihts Der
1batfode, bdB Der prdiibent bic Be
tpilligungsoorlage fir bic Grefntips
bss Suiti5tpsiens uiip. petirt bat, abb
fplut not6Dsnbig lit. Sollte bic Reio@
luton nift unper3iiglih angenommsn
tperoen, pirb sipeifelsobne nit Ulons
tag 2lbenb elm 36eil Der Regierungse
m0ihine gum 5tillItanb eslangen.
Der Genat ipirb iih NIT Der Wies
beraufnabme ieiner 1bdtigteit beellen
miiiIen, nm bic pom 5auie bereits
pofirttn Befpili9ungs gills on3us
ne6nen.
Sm 5ouis tpiro bic llntsriudunq
gegen ben 6anbelsrihter Roberi
20. QrhbolS balbm0elihIt dufsenom.
men tperben, iporauf Der 9eriht iibei
Die StabItruit llnterIudung an ot'
Rei6e tommer ipirb.
Der Sendt bat fih boroiif geeiniet
am nG6itsn Ditnitag iiber Die Gbemi
fallen 5ariFbia bes 6ouies ab3u
| ittmmen uno oarauf ben 2orimersJal
8u erleoigen.
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Der StrafSettef inn Strumpf.
BON 6rie &c iiIler.

Ser Iange Seinrth bate ees
itUau5t.
3uerit tpar's ipunSeruoa Ter trt-
ide Utorgen, Der iaurnetipeld)e 8olo-
meu, unttriaert BON ben Bogeln -
mas Sdulle un0 mas Straie? Sort
Sontitl ,Seet regierte Die 6relbeit uno
Der Quftiprung. Surral
llno Ser Innge Seinrlh nlahte mir.
flit eiuen Suftiprlng, nod,nlal el'
men. uno oann itteB er etnen langen
&rleasruf aus, oenieIben, ben III tel
mem csnbtanerbiihern Die plloen
Siour INNER batten.
Ger Wildnnatln borte olelen Hur
Der Utildrnann, Der nit ielneuE ssa'
acn bon Der Staot 5urliffant. Dor
Der Strabe iah er ulIf1ports 3u ben
gsoIopeq, po Ser lange SelHrid
ldlhste, fnallte gar oo3u mt lelnel
8ettiae uto iagte gu lib leiber;
I'D, tpette meinen Sopr, Der SiInsI
iftponat." llnb Damn fnallte er eri
reht perauiigt gsas giug es ihn an
gr mar iein Batter aid9t nno ntht ieli
2ebrer,
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gd,ipersr Hegeniturnt
Su6te Die Saseloiitritts tart helm,
@Gbreuo in Der nnteren Staot teIn
Sropfeu nieoersins.

gin.r Der itfperIten Rsgenitiirme
Der soiion ging geiteru Jlahmittag
ii6er Die 6iissloiitr'tts nisoer. pdbreno
in Der untsreH Staot .eiH 1ropfsn
Rsgen fiel. Der Sturm brdh urs
ploblia uno ohns bic gsgiugIte Ddrs
nung nit geraoe3u unbeimli6er Muth
los uno Die sahIrsi6en geiuter Der
Darts unp Sonmergdrten er1leltsn
Elm ariinblihss Sao, bepor e. tbnsH
oelana, fich ins 3rodene gu brIRsen.
4n 9emiiies uno 8lum.ngdrten IN
ben 8oritieten puroe beoeutenoer
Shooen anaerihtet. Ter nit 5astl
uemiitie Reaen fam, bonn Sturme 5es
peitftt, itrompeiis nieoer. nno ote
Seniter mebrerer Sommsr ears
ipuroen serf6msttert, udbrsno Die
gafIaaiere bis auf bic 5out ourf'
ndBt purben. Grit ssgsn 8 uhr am
gbenb lisB Der Sturm aIlmablIt
nad.
Die guubesmet.eriparte 6efinoei
Iih in Der eisentbiimli6eu nno 'slts'
nen Gage, feline gsnuue 4ustuuft ubsl
.insn Rea.niql in Cincinnati Seber
au .Dnnen, ba tpis gefast. bic unterI
Stant pom 9teaen D.rihont bIleb mn
bi. Snitruments oes Suredus babe
.inen Iolhen nidt resiitrirteH. 8r
/ Court Strabe biloete Die 0rsn3t
ba nur Der norolit pon ibr oelegen
sheil Der Stant oon benz Sturm
htimaeIuht purbe. SeBtersr Ipran,
/ am Rahmitiaa um 3 llbr in aDonoa!
auf unp erItrsdte iih iiber el'Ttor
gDalnui 6iIls unb Ut. auburn. aut
iiber ben 8aapart ains ndhrsno De
erifen Snnins Elm flein.r S3da.r me
Der, obns isbo4 BEN Spisle aopruc
gu tbun.
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6err GmtI q. SiebeI, g. G.
gf g., pom 2puoted)nic 9SnItttlt IN
Ghicouo. s5Q, 6efinoet lid auf 'eIner
iahrlitrn gehttsreiic in hle1tger
Staot im0 hat geiteru nit elmer An'
sah( ieiner bieiigeH gefannten etnen
auaenehmen Iag Uerlebt.
cvruu 5euriette Seine, geb.
1tneioer, Die g9ittrpe 0es por pier
,Tahrer oeritorbeueu befaHnten Itos
itiprs garI Seine, lit an SauItaB
ibrem Gatten i'm Gooe ratggeiolgt.
lie C5reiiin suelfe oa5 hobe 9lIter
BON 50 S$ahren erreidt bate, ertreute
lid ibres au3eit Iiebensmllrol8en
gciens rpcgen in wetten arellen GRO
fer geliebtbeit lmh Die Stuterbiie'
benen, in eriter 2tnie ihre etnjlge
Totter hdbeu oas her3lidJlte 8sIlelo.
1Srau Seine mar aus GlberfeIo III Der
N1beirprooiri gebiirtig uno Dor u
ofohren nah amerifa gefon1uen. 1et
1@ruuenperein Der Godng. Grot. Ybl
lupus 8emeiroe perliert III lhr eI
rperftbdtiqes gtitglico. lie 9eerot
1uno fin0et am Iienitag gtahnllttat
pom Irouerhuuie, 1916 9remer
Ctr, aus aui Dem 1eutlten Erot
airthoi auf MnInut St!Is ltatt.
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Is hino | c b II t q B.

QonSon, 1. ssuIi. Ter 0etirger
aurreipor1bent bes rTailp Iele.
arapb" meloet. China babe abioIut
Die geoingungen Der feds WddTte ABB
aelehut, oaB Die anIeibe 300 D1taio.
neu betrogeu miiiie, Dab trei euro.
pdiid,e 6inan3. Sliperoiioren eruannt
'meroen miiiien etc. Gbiua's 8egeu'
uorihloa iii eiriaf) Elm 8eiuh nm
cine anIeibe BON 30 Dhuioneu Col.
lars.
Ter aorrpiponbent proteitirt enerr
giih qeger Den geriuh Der sSInan5'
gruppe, ilh Elm Wouopot 3u IIdern,
inoem lie Die Superniioren aIs
Strohpuppen bernIten lDoaen.
aus Gbina-
petina, 80. Suni. gu Gbsn5
Siianq, Der WtiniIter oes 4uspdrt!s
gsn, lit gum premier als RahfoIger
BON Gang Sbao vi srnannt poroen
oeFsn Reiienation gsiteru pom praii'
nsnten GUAM aiseptirt puroe. Dix
2lHemblp bat bic Grnennuno nit a
aeaen 10 Stimmen beitdtiqt. DIX
arose gtimmenmebrbeit IGbt sriebsH
| boB Die gartei 5anq Shao Yt's tein:
esobe Wadt mehr beiibt uno ouB Ok
partei oss prdiibsntsH an Usa6t st.
/ tr1irlrrt
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ltmiHmlsig nermrtbetlt.
Holisei uimnt nene 8crbaftnug IN
Giebitablsfall Dor.

Die 0efeintboli3iiten S6uette uno
Deoeusr perbaftsten geItern Den
G6antteQner Wilton Snitb in elmer
WirtbI6aft an Der 6. QDe. unb plum
Gtrabe uno iperrten oenieiben unter
Der QntIoge Der 5eblerei uno Der usS
bsrtretunq bes Gonnta9s9eieses etr.
Der GefanQene bate einsn Der beloen
Rinqe in Tetnem geiis, rDel6e Dor etnt@
oer 3eit elmer 5rau Sborpe, bon Jfo.
1872 De't s. Qlpe., entrpenDert porben
norsn. 2lm %. SUM- mar TerrtS
GimpIon, Elm Barber, i'm Poli8etge@
rttt Deg Disbftahls Der Rtnge fhul>
oia beFunben unb 3u elmer Celebrate
BON $50 re6It ao1ten Derurtbetlt NOR
ben. fpelts er geGenrpdrtt9 I'M 4rbettss
hauTs obItbt. J2a6 ieiner 8erurtbsis
luna tuEpn per'hiebene nmItdnbe 3uT
aenntnib Der goli5ei, tUelte Die 4ns
naGme na9elsgen, oaB Simplon un7
| ThulDiq fein mag. Nus oieiem Srunot
purbe Der Raj bon Der 8ehoroe tpts:
Der uufaenommen nit bem Rs'ultat
| bnb Der Shdnttellner Smith gs'terr
untsr Der Gin9anos ertpG6ntsn 4n:
| tldas perbaftet tpuroe.
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Ter VorSSltlid,e SangerbunS.

tcseslaI.1sssfss Its Gtneinua;isr BeisSiaii)
Qbilabe[pbta, pa.. 80. Juni.
Inter Dem goriis oss gunoss yras
iioenten Dlaior Carl Gems fano beuie
in Der 6drmonie 6alIe cine StsuHg
oss 8irettoriums oss RoroofllhsH
Sduaerbunoes itatt. Saupigtgenitano
Der 9eratbung mar bic erortsruns Der
e;ruoe, tuie Iih bas Direttorium benz
4nIuden Der Sangerpertini9ung BON
atlantic gountn gsssniiber. oas Hdtite
gunoes SdngsrfeFt in atlantic eitp1
a6auba.ten, perho!ten Iolle. nGhotm
and bic Der. SdHgsr bon Brootlpn
iif bereit ertlGrt boben, oos Sdnssrs
felt an iiberne6men. Die Stimmung
mar i'm 4Qgsmetnsn fir atlantic ettp
oiinitia, une es rpurbe ndmentlit be-
tunt. oaB ourcb bic 5in3usiehans on>
berer Stoote, fpie gum geiipiel atlcnz
tic eitp uno Dafbinston, Der 1arnus
| fir bic a6baituug Der 5ongerieits err
peitsrt unb osrIslbe auf Sabre ousgee
pebt peroen tonne. Der 0ertreter Der
| Der. Sdnasr bon grootlpn srtldrte,
bah laut geIhluB 8rooilpn berett lst.
bas s5eft su iibernebmtH. trenH Der
gunb bies bef6iisbt. une oas er far
| qtlantic ifin niiroe, lpenn Die gDabl
ouf oieie Staot fiele. Dir Goiung Der
| syraae ipuroe obne 8efhlub uno ohne
GmpFehlung Der Gntfheionng oer
gunoesbe!eooten uberlaiien. fpelte am
Mittpo9 ibrs Sisung abbaIssn ipsr'
ben.
| Der gunbesIstretdr 3. SD. 9auB.
mann mat1te bic nit lebbdfiem gei'
| fa[I aufaenommene Wsiitbeilung. bdf
| Der .grobiinn@ bon pittsburg uno Del
| 9ebiah SGng.rbuno benz Reroonlider
Sdngerbunb beigetreten ieieH.
II Motcrrnb. Rennfabre
!. getootet.
GIepeIano, 30. Sltnl. gos
Sumter, and ais ,EcreoeoIl" be
fanut, purbe bente aberto I'M Gum
sscrf bei einem Motorrao-ReaHen be
ctnem 3uiauunenltoB nit einem an
oeren Genniahrer Ramens Sutttnger
! al5 oieier i'm paiiiren woute, setooi
ltet.
San.Soie. Gal. 80. Suni. 3ipq
Observation-Disclosures puroen helit
Ibeim Gennen I'M 7ripina Eorf setan
. tet. ais lie nit elmer 8eidlpinoigsei
BON iiber elmer Wteile bic Miaiife Do
.lbinraiten uno stpei anoere rpnroe
+ perleBf
! 4ufomobiI- unfaU.
a gIeDelano. 80. Saini. Jrei
4 Gaa erfrdnt bearte Rad,mittog, al
.liein GutomohiI 0issIir x1o NJ Be
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Srusreiiib
@irb Die republifaniif)e Elatform
bon Gfno ieiH.

Golumbus, O., 80. Juni. Die
bon Der morgen 3uiammsntretenoen
republitanii6en Stddtsfonpention arlz
5uHehuenoe platform fpiro ndh Or
QusIage oes gunoesisndtors Burton,
oem goriiRer, i'm rpahren Gimme BEE
Wortes cine progreflipe iein.
Senator Burton ipiro morgen friib
nit 0sneral J. Bdrrsn aiefer. oem
goriiser bes Reiolutions @aommittess,
cine Aonierens abbolten. norm not9.
nenDige asnoerunaen an Dem GntpurF
eorgsnommsn tpsrnsn IolIen, I'm fie ben
1dfts 5iihrern annehnbar gu MAIDEN.
Tem Sendtor RdRritehenos ertldrs
ten, oaB bic platform nihts bon 9s'
trdntssliSenien iagen tpIro, bdb pie.
ieIbe nber Snitiatips unb Referendum
uno cine aeuoerung nes itaatlihen 9es
tidts. .Spitems befiirtporten piro.
aongrsbabgeoroneter PAUL 6oIplano
bon Glepelano ipirb heute 4bsnb pon
ben 5afts4nbdngeru ais berjenige sr'
ud6nt, Der m0gliferpsiis Die 9oupers
neurs domination srbltten miro.
Sooplanb mahte ssiieru betdnnt, Dab
.r tsin Gunbiodt lei, lshnte es a5ec
beute glbsno a5, Su srtldren, OBJ er ol:
domination ann.hmsn Tpiro. er iol
bic llnteritiibuna 8urtons boben.
Gs Dsrlautst, oob groDn. Der Dor
issr ees Cbio Stautsz aommittess
| 5ei RooiepeIt in Sniter Ban mar
| WGbreno bic Ginen behdupteu, bub e.
su 3aft haltsn' fperDe. idsen 4Hoert
bas Gtatntbeil. Die anbdngsr 3aftl
beanipruten cine Raiorit1t in De
/ Staots aunpentipn, tpds BON ben YIN
bdnq.rn RociepeIts beitritten tpire.
| 3. =. gtnoerIon aus gourgstoDl
uno QdDrence St. qansoon aus eebd
non, bic il6 I'm bic GouosrnsurssRo
minaIion bstpsrbsn, haben thr 5anpt
auartisr eroffnet.
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Chic Ganal itiir6te. sSrau goll uno
ibr fleiner anooe puroen aus oefn
araFtmogen geifleuoert, ebe oieIer
cos gSaIfer beriibrte, unb entfamen
unperIett. sc. 3. gaG, Der bierte SS5rt.
iniie Der Otaihine, tpurOe ihDer Der.
lest.
auburn, 81. o., 80. Saini Char.
les Stepbeuion, 80, 9teonfteur Der
SfanenteIes sSree FreB uno 8m.
Iopp, So, ebenialls bonn SfaneateleS,
ipurben gctootet, ols oas lutomobll
Gtepbenion's ousalitt lmo urlihlug.
,Sobn Ieon, 30, bon glubrrn, muroe
10 jd,luer perlest, BOB iein gbleben je.
sen Muaenblif crlportet iplro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-01

- Gin6reder ittsgsn ourd Elm Sem
tern in Die Bohnung oes 8eorge
Sdaefier, go. 1856 2pcea 4oenue,
elm uub srbeuteten cine Sparbiitie nit
$3.50 SnbaIt.
- gulisiit Bolts fono frii6 geitern
W}nruen I. .. Clement BON Ro. 8O4
Roce StraBe in i6tpsr betuetptsm gu
itauoe an Der Gde Der 6. 4rsnue uno
Bart StraBe Dor. Der Utonn puroe
isiner sigensn Si6erbsit nsgsn sings@
iperrt uno tehauptets, na6oem er et-
niaermaber ruhtern gsiporoen mar.
ban ibm lber 800 ubbdnoen getom=
men Ieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-01

Repgprt, 30. Suni. Qngst.;
,gbilaoelpbia" Don Soutbampton unD
G6erbourg, rWartha NofbIngton"
bon 5risit, rGolumbia" bon GIasgop
uno Ulopias, ,pennIpIpanid" BON
Samburg.
Qbgeg.: .Duca baoitu" bon Reds
rel.
qiperpool.~ angst.: .aaurentic
BON Wpntrsul.
oonbon. 46ge9.: y2ate grIe"
rad Wlontreal.
ntreal. 2ln1et.: ,Vir9lnidn'
uno .Mesantic" pon2iperpool, vaoln'
BON 5dmburg.
SafifaL 30. sSuni. Gnget.
.Qomeranian" bon 9lasgotp.