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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
Ability as Critic.

The law courts have proved, and the
house of commons has proved again. that
Sir Edward Carson's critical faculty is
somewhere near the highest order of its
kind known. Just as his cross-examina-
tions are dreaded I'm the world, SO is his
humiliation of the frivolous or unsound a
source of suspense to his adversaries. He
is veritable nihilist of speciousness.
Men of uncommon will power are often
prone to make a number of enemies as
they go through life from the simple
fact that as they have decided to go so
they go, despite the wishes and solicit
tude of others. 1t Is another trait In Sir
Edwards character that he has won pop
ularity wherever he has betaken him.
SELF The friends OF his youth in Dublin
are his friends today. while English So
ciety presses its friendship upon him.
He possesses kindness and courtesy in
an extraordinary degree, while his no
Is as final as it is emphatic. To all who
need his advice or his help he Is the
most accessible of men, permitting no
Intermediates to bar the way. 1t Is
characteristic OF him that before he ac-
copied the leadership of the unionist
party in ireland his thoughts should fly,
not to the glory, but to the responsible
ties
1t is true that all great men have their
| weak points. and It is matter of sur
prise to many of his English friends that
/ Sir Edward cannot see the futility and
wildness of listers position and her ab-
| soiute disloyalty to the crown in her
proposals to resist an act of parliament
| by establishing a provisional govern
ment OF her own. Many believe II Is
only bluff.
] As speaker 1t is open to doubt
whether Sir Edward Carson has his
match. But above all he excels In the
CRATIC al hominem. He controls, his voice
| TO perfection. and before he begins a
speech the observer will see him give a
| himself that the old fiexibility is still
there. Resting his hand on a table orna-
ment, with. his head slightly inclined. he
/ begins his exordiuin In a quiet, almost
| colorless tone. which provides a foil Tor
i the sudden change of information that
| follows, and then in rapid declamatory
/ sentences he leads up to his climax,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
More Than All Other Wash
acknowledgements Combined

The Star prints bona-fde paid classified adj
vertising than all other Washington newspapers
bined
The reasons obvious The 6o,ooo and over net
paid circulation 10000 greater than its nearest compet
tor the unusually reasonable rates. its prestige
Want AID medium, built TIP in many years of substan-
tal growth the confidence of its readers and their gen.
uine interest in anything printed in its columns, all
combine to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
nAS244O.

For the convenience
of telephone subscribers
want Ads" may be
telephoned to The Star.
The bill will be mailed
at once and must be
paid within 10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
Accuracy Of History.

There is a discussion in the scholastic
world in Paris about the accuracy OF
history 1t is a dangerous subject for
discussion, as several incidents have
shown. 4 we'll known historian at the
sorbonne, dissatisfied with Tame, wrote
n book or criticism, In which he devoted
page upon page TO showing up what ne
considered the inaccuracies vf the sreat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
Annual Hair Fair at Limoges.
Girl and Lover Fight Duel.

A revolver duel between a girl and her
sweetheart was fought in Paris recently
on the staircase OF a house in the Rue
de Bouchardon, with the result that the
lovers were wounded.
Some years ago the girl, Alice Decham-
bre, then hardly out Of her teens, left
her husband to follow a young fellow
named Alfred Petit. Both gained their
living out of doors. she as flower girl.
he as a theater ticket "scalper-one OF
the creatures with a plan OF the house
and a wad OF tickets to be found on the
steps of any Paris theater where sue
cessful piece is being played. For time
vorced her husband and went to her
lovers little lodging in the Rue Pelie-
port. Then the mans affection began to
wane.
There was a widow in the case. and
month ago the lovers separated.
The jealous girl went several times to
Petit's lodgings and created scenes. ana
Petit determined to put an end to them.
One night he went to the Rue Bouchar-
don for a final interview, and was leav-
ing after an alteration when. as he
rea ched the staircase, the girl rushed
past him and confronted him with a
revolver.
Stepping back. Petit drew his own re-
yolver and loaded it. Four shots rang
out. Bleeding from the chest. where one
of the girls bullets had struck him. Petit
from her breast, the flower girl staggered
into the street. where she collapsed. She
and petit were taken to the hospital to
have their wounds dressed, and. as
neither was seriously hurt, they were
taken to the police station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
Great Theologian's Writings.

Considerable interest will be felt in all
religious circles in Cardinal Newman's
Life,'' based upon the great theologian's
private journals and correspondence. to
be published in two volumes fortnight
hence and something of this will attach
10 thu hor aS well az to his, subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26

which generally also Is his peroration.
He does not waste words and cannot
easily be persuaded to speak for a given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
Preserving Eagles in Switzerland.


The latter-day tourist is very exacting,
and it appears from reports made by
guides and hotelkeepers in Switzerland
that one of the points insisted upon by
visitors is that they should be able to
see eagles soaring above the mountain
tops and lakes of that picturesque play
ground of the globe trotter. Eagles. how
ever, are not of an accommodating ma
ture, and cannot easily be furnished on
demand. the only way to secure their
Iord1y presence being to leave them TO
their own devices. and, above all, not
to interfere with their predatory propen-
stiles by untimely rifle bullets, or with
their domestic arrangements by steal
ing their eggs.
Consequently the Helvetian government
has resolved to constitute itself the OF
fetal protector of any eagles which may
deign to choose the country for their
residence and the national gamekeepers
in charge of the valleys of Muotta, Sih
and Bisis, which are the favorite hunt
ing grounds Of the royal birds, have the
stiictest instructions to watch over their
comfort. Not only are their nests sacred,
but they are neither to be trapped nor
shot at and the treasury undertakes TO
pay for all damages committed by the
kings of the air. The first bill has al
ready come in for fourteen lambs, four
sheep and one cat-total, $3.50; but his
tory sayeth not how long q period this
list covers, nor Tor how many eagles.
The decision of the government will
certainly be approved by all bird lovers,
and first and foremost by the eagles
themselves, who may be expected very
quickly to find out the favors they enjoy
and to invite their prosecuted brethren
from north, south and east to share In
the paternal protection of Helvetia.
Annual Hair Fair at Limoges.
The importation Of pigtails from China
has apparently had little effect as yet on
the price of hair in France. The annual
fair of hair at Limoges has yielded prices
quite on a level with those of recent
years. A merchant from Paris is stated
to have bought nearly 200 pounds at an
average price of between $3.50 and
1915 per pound. This, however was not
an exceptional average. as eight-tenths
of the ton of hair. which was the estimat-
ed weight of the whole market, was
priced at this figure. There were bids OF
from $50 to SO for white hair, and Of
rather less for the rarer qualities of red
hair. The Limoges fair. which Is the
most important in western Europe. is at
tended by dealers. from every capital in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26
Women's
"Wi=rnO=dau=Sis"

II styles Of VENUS and
'WI-MO-DAU-SIS" s. and
$3.50 Boots, in sizes to AZ
only.
10 up-to-date styles of Reg
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sizes.
PATENT COLT or GUN
METAL CALF, with cloth or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-26

.UtnOr aS Wei dS 10 MS SuUJctN'
rid Ward, who throughout his
ZEN an active roman Catholic,
Ideal Ward of the ok
uIhent," one of the earliest of
III stream Of converts to Rome
4orties. Like his father, the
~ is editor Of the Dublin Re-
If his work is at all COM
build throw much light upon
Tof the ecumenical council
sVVinsn and w. G. Ward were at
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-14

the treatment Sunday and return
to the office Monday. A friend
once asked the osteopath how he
had arranged to give the young
woman the treatment for her
ankles and wrists when she lived
at such distance, and the osteo-
path replied: ''Oh, I go out and
treat her week ends. "-Lippin-
colts Magazine.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-14

How He Treated Her.
4 certain osteopath was treat
ing young woman who had very
weak ankles and wrists. AS she
lived in town quite a distance
from his own city hewas forced to
leave the city Saturday of each
week and 60 to the town in which
the young woman lived, give her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

Uionnbnn er6ielt nit Giidfidt duf fein
9orleben eine Strdfe bon 30 3agen
4rbeitsbaus, $50 unb Soften aufgez
brannt Ddbrenb Die Dret anoeren Burr
iben nit elmer gsh0risen Strafreoe
ldnfen 9elaifen tpuroen. Der SAT
gegen gGrodep" So6nIon unb ibre
gaitalinen tpurOs auf ben 81. 5sbruar
perlegt.
Sehs Burden, tpelhe am Samitag
Qbenb in 8ebDens' 9urrelbuus BON Der
Poli3ei aufge9riffen tpOroen paren,
lpuroen tur3er 6ano 3u is $50 9eIDs
itrafe uno ben Soften perurtbeilt.
Daniel Gaiiiop, Sdantte[Iner II
elmer Wirt6f6aft, gde Der Sul6ert
uno Weitern 2loe., tpurbe rpeqen Ser
leBung Des Witterna6taeIates nit Ell
nsr Geloitrafe BON So uno Soften be-
legt.
Der 5aa gsgen ben S6onttsGner
4lbert Stumpe. pelher lid ebenfuus
Der llebertretung bes Miitterna6t5s
geiebes f6ulbig gema6t baben ioqts,
fDuroe auf bic offene 2tIte gefeBt.
2lts STE 8aIentine, Der betonnte 90
Iitifer Der 18. Darp unp Frii6erer
profsIiioneller 9iirgI6afsiteuer, gez
tern unter Der 4ntluge Oe5 6srumz
lungerns porgsfiibrt purbe, beontragts
Der Uertbeibiger 5roome Utorris au'
9runo angebli6er tehniIG52n 5ehler
in o'm 6aftbeFebl g2ieOeri9tagurg
Der 2lntlaoe Ter 9lntraq rurbs ab9es
Episisu, rprduf Norris duf 8ertagunq
beitarO. Der 5aa rpuroa Johann duf
ben 27. 6sbruIr 5ur 8erbanolun5
dngeisst.
Sohh WliQer, tpelfer unter Der 4nz
tlage, nidt fir ben untethalt Isines
alten gaters geiprgt gu baben, bor
bem aihter srihien, ertldrte Ii6 be-
reit, in 3utunft 81 p0hcn:Lih an fet-
nsu Batter gu 3a5tsu, tporduf Der 5aQ
biz gum 2. Qpril oerihoben purbe.
Gam. 8oloitstf, 22 Sabre alt, BON
5425 WsIt 6. Qpenue, tpurDe tpsgs1
&leinbiebitdbls 3u elmer GelDftraTe
BON $40 unb Soften perurtbeilt. Gr
bate Iih an Gamitag in bem 2ubsn
bes 9fanbIethers 8. Baron, go. 624
Central 4Denus, eingsfteQt, um stnsH
perIesteu Rina ein3ulDfen. QIs Der
gfanblsi6er ben Ring auf ben Qabens
tii6 Isqte. srgriff er pl0sliA oenielbsn
uno lief buoon, puroe isooh singeboIt
unD perbaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
Ztdbtiidbe 9(mlase
Wanid)f stn6tratbsmitglieo Butter.
,uDrfll fir slbfalucrnid)tnng.

Gtabtratbsmitslieb at large Butter
NORTH Dirb in Der beutigen Staots
ratbsfbuns bi. Dorbersitenben S6rit=
te fHr bic grri6tung elmer itdOtiiden
4nlase fir bic Werni6tung Der abe
fdne tbun.
6err Butterportb RI cine Reioluz
tion unterbreiten, IN slelher er bur6
itatiitiide 4nsaben nEtDei't, oab bic
4bfdlRrnihtung Der Stabt in fiinf
rsSabreu S435, 900 foitet unb in tpeIAer
Ct Der 2lniidt 4usorud gisbt, boB Die
@ernidtung in elmer itGotiThsn 4nz
ftalt iih tpeit biIliger MAIDEN liebe.
Ia Der aontrdtt Der Stabt fir bic
Nrni6tung Der Abfdlle i'm tommenz
ben Sabre ablduft, tpinift 6err But
terfportb, bab iofort Die Dorbereitenosn
G6ritte fir cine ftdotiIde Qbfalperz
nidtunssantase getbon tUeroen unb er
fprbert in ieiner ReIolution bic Sns
ooiIiruns I.ines prpjettss Our6 ben
Stabtratt unb bic lleberUeiIung Der
angels9enkit an Die itd0tlite Sc
IunbbeitshehDrb<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
0ebeimnikn 8ei6ihte
i'm Gincplu 9sart pnroen is Gaten
uuS rim Sdpunu abgcmnrfit.

oSm Qincoln Bart lauerte geiteru
bic gar3e Radt Elm angsftsQter oes
partb.portsmsuts nit etnem Shiebs
gsrpebr auf Elm ssbsimniBpolles lebens
oss Dsisn, bas in ben Rd6teu Dom
SamItog gum Sountag uno pom
SoRntag gum Montag unter oem bort
bsfinbIt6en 9sitano BON GnteH UNI
Shpdnsn gang gspaltig uufgerdumt
bat.
4m Spuntdg Worssn tpuroeH aui
Der tIstnen SuisI mitteR i'm 5sit
ntat psniger ais II Der i'm Bart
untsrgebra6ten Gnten tobt auF9efun:
ben. Sbnen mar fdnmtIih oas Rid:
graf se6rohen tpproen. Geitern Wor:
gen funbsn fi5 pettsrs II gntentaba:
Der Dor unD Elm S6pan, Die ebsnfaqs
einen gruh Der WirbeliGule auFlpie.
len. Die Sbiere reprdienttren einsu
aniehnlihen Gelopert1, ou es iih I'm
cine gon3 bsIonoere Gntenart hanbelI
uno ods gartoepartement pirb nun
Oeriuhen. Dss UtaTenm0rbers babhaF
3u lperosn. Wl1n nermutbet, baB e
Iit nm einen bDsartigen Suno ban:
belt, Der iiber bic Gisoede mad be,
SnIel geIangte uno bort isiner Woro:
luIt frohnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
0elSfHrnnf oeid)Ioiiem.
81. Superintendent ). Aqilom bat lei.
ne iammflihen gnreauidIaiiei
nitgenommen.

Cine bohft unangenebme Gntoeduna
mdhte geftern Rep. 3. 8. Wbite, Der
temperate Gupsrinienbent bes 3uz
fluhtsboufes, als er iein 4mt offisiell
untrat. es ftelte iid ndmlit beraus,
oaB GrsSuperintenoent alliIon feline
idmmtlihen 8ureauihliifel mitaes
nommen hat, unp infolaeoeiTen tonnte
geftern Der gelbfdrant nidt s.Dffn.i
rperben unb auh Mubitpr Wafbburn,
Der na6 Der aniiolt gefommsn mar,
um Die Shlubabrehnung fir bos Re.
gime alliion por5unsbmen, mubte uns
perrihteter Sdhe mad Der Stobt sus
riidtebren.
Solpeit bat 6srr QQiion, Der bereits
am Sonntag abreiite unb benz iein,
Satin geitern firth folgte, nihts Dor
iih boren laifen unb bic nod in Der
anitalt neilenben sD6ter Serrn Qni.
ions paren ebenfa[ls nod obne Rad.
ritt bon ben GItern. Sobalo Ser,
4aifon ieineu anseb0rissn ihreibt
niro er, fals er Die ShliiTel midi
gleih3eitig nit benz Brief .inienoeu
follte. eriudt fperoen, oisIss unper.
3iiglib gu tbun.
Serr Whits, Der jsBt aIs Supsrin.
tenosnt funsirt. ertldrte esftern, baf
er bas 4mt niht bauernb annehmer
piiroe. gesii9lih Der Qnfteaung eines
permunenten Superintenoenten III 10.
lpeit nod teine Gntideibuna aetruffer
tporoen, oenn Mopor 5unt bsabfih.
tigt. Rep. Dbite oa3u gu bepeeen, oaf
er bas amt fir minbsitens elm syabl
bebdlt.
9Ieihseitis bisb ss eeitern, baf
mosli6ertpsiis 6. 20. Dilt.rfon, bel
prin5ipol Der sritsu 3nterm.biatIhu
ls, gum Superintsnbenten bes gu
fluftsbauies ernannt peroen piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

WtHfte neiteru bel Der StraFcnrciHi.
guug Sano nit aHlegcu.

Tus StraBenretnigungsb ngsbepdrtement
requtrirtc qeItern BET Der Reinigung
Der Straben i'm Staotcentrum bic
9iIfe Der 5euerrpe6r.
GeusrlDe6rleute fpiilteH nit Shlduz
den, Die an 5pprdnten angef6raubt
puroen, cine 2tn3abI Straben ab unb
auberOem rpurpe aud in perIhiebenen
StraBen, mo tetne 6ppranten sur 8ers
figung itanDen, Die qriinDltAe Retnis
gung burh eine 9ampfipriBe beiorgt.
RQtilrlih balf aud Der ReQen Elm ipez
ntQ nit uuo i'm Qdufe oss Cages purs
be Elm gan3 aniebnIites 2Irbettspens
Ium erleDigt.
5erner tpuroen geItern auF Inorb@
nung bon Ntupor 6unt eine 2n3abl
Detetttps, Die bisher auf 5u3nrbfpiea
Ter gefdhnoet butten, abtommanoirt,
um auf &eute gu fabnoen, Die 4bfdue
auF bic StrnBe fperFen.
nlapor SuHt beantpprtete geitern
eiuen 8eIhperoebrief, ben ibm Stabts
rQthsmitqlieo Freo. Shneuer bon Der
IS. Q8arb tiir3Iin nit 8e3ug auf Die
idmusigen Straben in Der Is. Barp
3ugsben lisb. Ter Wapor bsmertt in
oieiem ShreibeH, bnB in gefpiifeH
5beilen Der IS. Waro ni6t qeraoe
fpuHi6ensnertbe @lemeHte pobnen,
benen Sauberteit Elm dbfoIut uubes
tannter 8egrtff 1T uno bic iih qar
ntfts babel oeuteH, rpenn iie allers
hanb ShmuB uno Qbfdlle auf bic
StraBe lperfen. Inter oieien llmitdns
ben tann bas StruBeHretnigungsos=
partement nntiirlih Die StraBen niht
idu6er balten.
gieih3eItiq na6m 5err 5unt 9ez
leeenbsit in bisiem grief tur3 barauf
bln3uDei'en, paB bas StraBenreini-
gungsOepartement ieit benz er1ten sSa<
Huar cine melt grDpere QrbeltslaIt bes
ndlttgt bat, pie es in Dem glei6eu
3sitraum beg porIgeu Sahres Der sSaa
qelpeien, tpdhreno Die gstriebsuntpIten
| iih uur nm cine gaHSe &lsinigtett se>
! itetgert bdtten. oSH Der ,3eit pom /.
Suuudr bis sum 10. Tebruar bat ods
StrabsnretniQung5 g5ospartement 1886
gubitDarbs 4Iae fortgeihafft, qegen
21789 gubttparos i'm Sabre 1911
unb 33O45 Gubitporbs Shuee, gegen
258l0 Gubitpurps i'm eyo6re 1911.
5roboem Iett Reuiabr bem 0spartez
ment iebr piel nsue 4rbeit 3ugsrpiefen
puroe, ndmlid auBer ben tiirSlith einz
gemeinoeten Grti6aften nod 81 griiz
den uno 0iaoutte, 10 hdtten iif bic
9etriebstoiten nur um ein iebr 9erins
| qes pernebrt. SIN Sabre 1911 betrus
qen Die Qusqoben pom !. Sanuar biz
Is. 5e6ruar $50, $3.50 uno in bieiem
| Sabr betru9en iie $30,648.71.
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Nngcnpmmen
sSuroe geitern Der 3ubrpoit .Srei6rief
Don Der lIuiueriai 4Heumatic
SranSmiilicu SO.

Die Robrpoitanlage pon oem Yoits
asbGuoe mad benz 8ranb Gsntral
gabnbof III nunmsbr geiihert. Die
llniperIal 95neumutic 1r1nsmi6ion
so. bat ssitsrn ben SSreibrief formsll
cuoenommen, Der fiir bic 2seung Der
2eitung pom psrflohenen Staotratb
i'm Ropsmbsr porigsn Sahrss setudhrt
lpnroen mar.
auBsrpem puroe gleihseitig bic in
Der betreffsnben Groiunn5 porgefeaene
girqIhdft in Der 6ohs bon $25, 900
binterlegt. 2aut ben geltimmungea
Der Grbinan3 mus bic Rohrpoitanlas
ue biuuen feds Monaten fertiggeitelt
uno i'm getrieb ieiu uno bic 2eitun9
tpirb an ben foigsnben StraBsn uns
tsriroi'h gelegt peroen: pom poitamt
an Der 6atters 4llsp bis Sur WaInut
Strube, 3ur 9rittsn Strabe, on oies
Ter sur Sohn Strabe uno an oieisr
big gum Union Central Sahnhof,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

miibIam gsbdnbigte temperament bss
Rbeinldnbers 8a6n uno, dllen Sor=
gen Oes 4Qtagslebens gum SroB, Dsrs
gibt er i'm 5aumel Der 2uit uno 5reu=
De, mas i'm getp0bnli6en OuIetn 5er7
uno Sinne beoriidt. 0er ii1 olIc
einmoI 10 re6t nah 6er3ensIuit unter
froben Menideu freuen m06te, be,
osridume ia ni4t, oieism 8aa bei3u:
tppbnenl
0Qs Glfsr aommittes Der @eieQs
i6oft Fat i6ou felt Dohen Die nett:
Observation-Disclosures getroFfsn, bas
biesidhri9e 5eit gu benz brtqanteiter
in Der 0eihihte ibrer bisbertgen Set
itungen auf oieiem iyeloe gu geItalten
Sdmmtiihe SdIs Der Central 5urn:
bale iinD in ben 0ienit qeiteQt NOR.
ben, unb cine groBe 2ln3abl bon Sou.
oenirs tperoen opm Breisrihtersaof:
legtum ben beiten Gbarattsrmuster
3uertannt nerben.
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Vencr Edluinbel.

Gin neuartiser SpinbeI tpurb. a.s
ksrn burh g. q. BUS pom Ser
Cincinnati goopsrase So. unb 6. 8.
Jaeobs, BON Reaoina Roab unb
Goutb Crescent ape., 3ur RenntuiB
oes poli5ei6efs ee6ratt. Die bsioen
berren fDaren iiirsliH i'm Waleot 6os
iel IN Rem Dort nbgeititgtn. uno ers
histten Bettelbriefe BON 5frei MGnnsrn,
.utlhe anatbiih als Wdrter in ben,
aoset searbeitst botten. DiefeI6en ers
tldrten mitteIlos in sooi Gprinas.
Art, 3u iiben. ba iie ibre idmmili6en
effettsn unb Grfpnrniffe BEL sfnem
9otelituer nortfslbit psrloren bdttrn.
Die geitelurief. ihloiJen nit Der Bit
tf um Rsiitssio nah Rem Oort. Cine
Anfroae Re: Dem Rnnnger bes 6oiel
Walect in Rem BORT ergob. bdb bic
btiosn Rerle niemnIs in BEN 5otel ae-
crbeiist batten. 3ablreiHe amber. Gas
ite oss lotels iolIen ebenfals BON ben
Burften angebettelt fporbtn iein. Die
Iestsren follen I'D, seaenpdrtig In Gin
einnati aufbniten.
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Nms Had)e
Suil rSnmes NcGlDsfcp cine Sdlcnuc
ieineS arbeitgebers nicoers
gebrannt Gabcn.

Sames mcglostep, Elm 2lngeIteIlter
oes 8uutontrattors :. g. 6engebolb
BON Srio9etopu Roab, GbeOiot, purz
De geiterH Nahmittag unter Dem Der
oahte, bic SGeune Des !6enge6olo in
8rano geIest gu bdbsu, etngsIperrt.
Der 9efanqene mar Dor einigen Wos
den mittsllps uno balberfrorsn mad
Gbeptot astommsn, ND Serr 5engshoIo
Iih ieiner dnoenou1men unb ibm Sbz
bad uno ar6eit segeben bate. Qm
Samftug unb Sountag ToQ Uieglosz
tep tart getrunten baben, unb geftern
Worgsn poQte er in baI6bs3ehtsm gu
itunbe 0slo Don Teiuem DobltbGter
bergen, Inn einen 2lbiteter nah price
.6iq gu MAIDEN. Sein Gnliegen puroe
abgeIhldgeu, unb sr iou bQIb oarauf
3pei anperen Wldnnern gsaeniiber BE-
merit babeu, er peroe 6enge6olb's 3
Sheune nieber6rsnnen. Gr puroe
6sim 8erlufen Der S6eune geIebsn,
unb tur3e 3sit ipdter tpuros Elm 5euer
IN berfelbeu entbedt. Tas gebGube
nit ieinem oSnbaIt tpurbe 3erIt0rt, unc
msbrere 9iibs unb S6nsine tameu in
ben Slummen um. McGlostep purbs
einige Stunben fpdter in einem 8ras
ben nabe Der 9rnnbitGtte perItedt auf.
9efunben uno Den gsh0roen iiber9es
ben. WcGIostep beitreitet, Die S6eus
ne in 9ranp qeIeBt All habeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
0eburten.

Wihael uno ilorenee Jmboff, 2728
SdtIep Gpe., Wdo6en.
Soispb uuo gtbel 9robmann. 1913
2erington 4De., anabs.
Ruoolpb uHo Dora Seelmsper, 1915
Speneer 4ps., aH1bs.
DITTO unb CLARA Stepes, 1904 go
nathan Ipe.. ana6e.
paul unb Sulia 3iIih, 1880 Jre..
man 4ps., Wldbhen.
WilIiam uno Bertha MlfenBsr. 2182
Central gDe., Gnabe.
anton uno 1bersIe 4I5ring. 81
Rihmono Strabe, Wobhen.
Jrant uno 5lorenee Repman. 2345
Rap Strabs. Wdbtsn.
George uno Soa Gabsr. 525 Oft 13
Str, MGpHen.
Ralpb unp Wobel 3immermann
1549 8dpmilIsr Ctr, ancbe.
SoIepb uno gernarbins Woormar
$500 Spring 9rope ape., anab..
Sstar uno CLARA S6mtoi, 285l
Weit Gefite 4pe.. anabe.
6erbsrt uno Waarie Bogart, 1O4C
Seott Str, gopinston, R1Dhen.
gbarles unb gei1is Wets, 1415 Gen
trail 4pe.. Wdofen.
Gbarles uno 6annab 5ofer, 140E
Bremen StraBs, arabe.
Yeier unb 9srtrub syled, 1859 Gen
tral 4pe., Gndbs.
gsrnbdro unb Bertha gunetina
1859 Weit ReWid.n 4pe., M6eten
aouis uno Roio Rolts, 2412Sprine
Grope Qne., WGhden.
Grnlt uno eottis Gii.nmaher, 1011
gant Ctr, anabe.
5arrn unb ellie 6ilmes, 226Gcetb'
Str, anabe.
Morton unb Sennis Gensan. 2544
9ine Strabe, Mdohen.
gsipin uno Olga Riht, 4145Serom,
4us.. andbe.
Waospprtb unb gtbet Green, 127s
Str.ns Ctr, Wdbhen.
Charles unb eliie 5ur,portb, gri.
Abe, Wdehen.
Gbp1rb unb gtrtba sifhsr, 532C
Rob ape.. anabs.
artbur uno Gillian Dies. 1857
psnolston Strabe. auabe.
Ulihael unp Barbara Wilbelm. S0s
8nnf Ctr, Mdohen.
Ben uno Yearl 8eatf, 3026 Mooit,
lpoob 4oe., Wdofsn.
Utlribaa uno Gillian Woob, 331t
Sadberrp Ctr. Wldphen.
WilIiam unb 4nna Moeller, 2871
Stdnton 4pe.. anabe.
gbaries unp Heaie Simpfon, 53l
81. pearl Sfrabs, anabe.
Anthonp unb Wiarn Sdoler, 20l(
Dunlap Ctr, Hnnbe.
gborles unb Annd Barnes, 32z
9dum Ctr, Qndbe.
Winiam un6 WagDalsn Werlins
1926 Wbeeler Cir. Gnabe.
sSofspb unb Bertha Shspsrt, 27s
Weit WeWiden Nps., W1bhen.
Deter unb Wnrearet llritel, 134t
Wdin Str., anabe.
Glpos uno Glorn 1ibo. 5715 Sulisr
aps., WaoiionoilIs. Maoden.
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