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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-17

HELENA, Jan. l0.-Fire, which is
believed to have started from an over.
heated furnace, early this morning
destroyed the building and plant OF
the Montana Chemical company, en-
failing q loss of about $40, 000. half Of
which is covered by insurance. With
in the building was q large quantity
of alcohol, which fed the flames. The
intensely cold weather almost be.
numbed the fremen, who fought fol-
two hours against the blaze.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-17
No Show.

Magistrate-How comes it that you
dared to break into this gentleman's
house in the dead Of night? Prisoner
your honor. the other time you
r%eproached me for stealing in broad
daylight. Amt l to be allowed to
work at all?
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-17

is eaid by railroad men to pressge q
series of investiR atoms of railroad
wrecks In the northwest due largely to
broken rails.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
ARRESTED FOR
WHITECAP NOTE

MERIDIAN. Mas. July s.
Charged with having written no
tees thu; we're posted about the
sawmlIi u the Cotton State Lumber
ca. AZ Meehan warning negroes TO
depart within 10 days, Miss Ola
Ailday. . is.yeaf old Girl. was tried
before Justice and put under a
$500 appearance bond for the nsas
term Of tho circuit court.
The whltecsppiux notices we're ~
4 handwriting that seems Identical
With that Of the AIiday girl. snd
this led To her arrest The notices
we're threatening 10 character. and
not only warncd negroes 20 depart
within 10 days. but limited A. punish
ments In case all did not so.
The notes we're effective. and the
exodus was so rapid that the saw.
mill toxin ~ paraiyxcd for lack OF
labor. and several plants are shit
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
.Childrcn Need Extra
I Care in Hot Weather
Summer Heat Dangerous 20
I. Little Ones n Bowels Are
Neglected.

The mother cannot do better for
her children than 10 train them.
from infancy. to regularity OF the
boweia Chronic constipation Ia
later life can be avoided II the
child learns early the need for a
daily evacuation OF the poisonous
stomach waste.
There win. of course. be times
when the little one will become
conatlpatcd aud bilious. In hot
weather especially. immediate at.
tention 10 necessary. as much ser.
Ioun illness results from Inactive
bowels. Salts. cathariica, pnFEa.
tlves and similar drastic irFltants
are harsh and violent and only
hrimg temporary relief while dis.
turbinR the Whole system. A gen.
tie. pleasant bowel stlmulaut like
DF caldweils Syrup repnin In far
preferable syrup Pspsin contains
no narcotic drug. bcinE composed
OF simple laxative herbs combined
wiih psp.in. and acts gently. In q
natural manner. on stomach.
bowels aud liver ny thoroughly
cleansing the bowels and remos.
lng the foroign matter that initiates
and infiames the Tissue. II viii
quickly check the summer dlarr.
hoea that II 10 weakening 10 isk
effect.
Druggists sell Dr. Caldwoll'n
syrup Pepsin for my cents and
one dollar bottle. the larger slxe
being Intended for family use A
free trial bottle. postpaid. can he
obtained BY writing TO DR. w. II.
Caldwell f0s Washington ST..
Monticello. Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
STANDPATT TIERS
THINK I. R.
A MISTAKE


WARRINGTON. July as-~pron,ui
patien Of the official call for the
convention of the progressive party
was purposely discounted by req.
ulsr" republican politicians here 10.
day. Members Of the republican
national committee. here for a con.
terence with President TAFT. aloe.
stepped irtervlewers on the prinei.
plea enuncla,ed In the call. holding
that u was better to wait and see
hc~ the movement progressed.
The Roosevelt party" snorted
Gen Powell Clayton. national com
mittceman from Arkansas. Well. |
don't think ia better talk about
that OF the colonel now--i might set
too Incorporate
A. VI. Stevenson OF Colorado In.
Sisted that the eastern politicians
knew little more about the Roose.
Welt plans than those out West.
I'm saying nothing" he declared.
Il remains 60 b. seen how much
strength Il can ealist. said Nation.
al Committeeman Alvah H. MARTIN
of Virginia.
4 think Col Roosevelt has made
a great mistake" said Senator
hraudexee OF Connecticut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
WOOS GIRL;
GETS $4,000

BALTIMORE. Md. July s.--f.a,.
timer :. Clessner. the soda water
dispenser. who Fut about SIS 600
from Miss LUX Stevens 81 Carlisle.
Pa. through fraud during pro.
longed eouFtshlp by mail. pleaded
guilty and was sentenced To thf =
years In the federal prison at Az.
lsntn
Ulcnsner Was apparently uraf.
fcctsd BY his sentence. Present nj
the trial when he entered his plea.
through the advice 81 hia lawyer.
James r. O'<clll. was the little wo.
man from Carlisle from whom be-
got the money.
Ulcssner knew Miss Stescnn
Year, ago. when be and she we're
ehlldreu. Vita the renewal ~ their
acquaintance came efforts ON the
part of Giesan.r 10 get money. and
Miss Stevens. still believing him
single. complied when he said he
was taking a course az medical
college In Baltimore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
Women Readers

- thousands ~
80 hs' ",ssr suspect a.
s'~ '.sr ! complaint 49,. ,twe,
: pc'h'nk ,s.ul, q kidney or
~. disease. -, Ia a
Il ksansss ,s sss NAV ass cause
Ss.r orsshs 70 'e
49,. !. Great deal with
- nay suffer = : s =, ~ ',,ewn feel.
= d tAs bses' wy. .ss ,oss az am.
leedsshe a'a
..s.s -. you nervous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
GLOOMY
FOR CHICAGO

sny t~issa rre~. a~s.~a vtre,
CHICAGO. July ss--Coripari-
sen 81 soccm and comorrah
with Chicago looks bad for
Chicago. according 10 Wilbur
Glenn vciIss. Zion City leader.
Addressing members Of his
flock IN this city, he sad:
Even az scdorp ard Conner
ran were destroyed. so Coos
judgment - soina 20 fail upon
tire cities Of shss lard ard upon
Chicago first. There 10 only
one city that ~ili rot be de-
ssroyed- That 10 Zion City.
command all Of you 10 leave
this CITY of ~iesedness and
core 10 Zion"
vcllva announced today thas
ne would order closed all
branch churches Of his fsish.
ard that all his followers over
tire country would be called to
Zion City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
1000 REBELS
LOSE ARMS

thy taitsd Press Leased Mts~t
FL pASO. Tex. juiy - Follow
ing ulght Of Floting during which
rebel soldiers hrokr into the sa
looms. which had been closed by the
army Officers. more than 1000 rebel
soldiers IN IuareE are today with.
out arms or ammunition.
Early dlsccutent among the rebels
over The failure % receive pay
Threatened 10 start open muliuy
and the officers of the garrison
with details Of loyal troops. Ger
rallied tn. diEcon,ented ones. To
day the troops are hcing sent out Of
town a. rapidly a. possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
SKELETON OF
MAN AND HORSE

F'ftkSSO. Cal. july 3 Dssccv
cry ~ the skeleton ~ man and
Mat Of a hofse In = we'll near Sut
tana today Il believed 70 arcolnl
for the mysterious disappearance
Of William wotfcn. a prominent
ranehef. who vanished In 1885,.
Prof W A. Saunders. who cnshcd
check alleged 10 have been signed
~ Wottcn. but which VAS shown 70
have been forged. served ten years
for the crime. Saunders VAS peses
accused II the murder ~ wottsu
a. tbs CORPSE Of the latter was un
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

4 MoRRlsTowN. \. j.. Jul
= s-The testimony OF Adolph I
= HaKan. In the suit for alimony I
= brought by bis wife, that he 4
. had spent sTe5 on beer In I
. period Of 227 days. furnished 4
: material for some energetic I
Z figures on the part OF those 4
= present In the court ruofn. AZ 4
. censa glass. Hasans beer 4
= investments stand for total I
= Of 1880 glasses. or 50 glasses I
. day. The total for the 81 4
= days Ia iss cubic feet Of beer. 4
= enough TO MI a pool feet I
= wide. IS feet long and feet
= deep. 1
3 = = 3 = b 3 ; y y I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

TIE felsnwtng arr the average
urires p4ld " local commission
Merchants 10 the pfsdncefs ard
prices paid ty the reesiier 70 the
garfusra COMES unasr buyInR price. =
and the sum paid by the retailer
unfer ~aelling prizes Prices IN aIi
cases are suhlsct 10 variation ac-
cnr1lug 10 freshness aud general
exrelIerce, but these prizes. unleas
stherwise indicated. are for strictly
first Erades
rrra-H uYinR Price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

~ niaHt7 your teeth start
~ = y The best fiu4e -
~..t' em filled. Putting II OF
~. m1rh suffering AMI
',<- sxpense later on. Our
- Htpsfts fiji teeth IN :
80 H<nts and save Won
ps'a ard worry Silver
6r,- 30 10. solid cold
{l.f1 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

ST. PETERSBURG. July o.
sixty persons were burned TO death
in a fire which destroyed a augns
factory near Lipcsek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

~ ~ y ~ finest Crowns you
6r go eny Where at any price
Her,, 1IeNns are made Of
~. Scid with an extra
i 1 ~, lung surface that means
s1',lr ~. 81 wear our P0r.
~ lotn ~ look exae1fv ~ =
~ r.. aIM teeth and viii
~ ysr.., 1e@fz. Our Cut Rate
ssxss i = 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

Mare Island. csi.--The aunboat
Vicksburg arrived here today frm
Panama for repairs Her rom.
mander. Marcus l.. Miller. g. =. NJ.
was placed on the retired Hat re.
Gently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

When awakened In the still hours
OF the night by a proving burglar
u is enc thing to have a revolver.
but an entirely different matter TO
be able TO aim at the invader. Bur.
glars have a habit OF not being
where one shoots. With the new
torch pistol" or flashllght reyol
YER. lust invented. the awakened
person may flash a light In the bur.
STARS face. and aim correctly. The
flash may 40 fflehsen the burglar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

- .1nserery plates pot IT,
5000 your teeth are en
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

spring broliers ....4. .isW y
Hens 4s.fsff sftsff sft0
Turneyg. ffv- ......s. 40
itoosters. live. ID. %
gurinr ducklinga SO. %.
jucks. live. ID. 1870 .lt
Geese sssssfff fff.f ~
dauaba. doz- ..s.. z.5t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

n<r<t ne reason Ohio Deu-
- gIse ron 80 sets o.
g ~ y and sis sets f6r
10y ogr Teeth from tha
sest makers IN lots ~
~ ~ ~ llaeN sets ~ a time.
~ Plate experts 5sak- ~
@zss While the average
" make ore Thaf's whv
- come 10 u and no
e superior work hut
~. ~ 81 4 AZ these low Cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09
||iid Work
RI Il Years

~ sf,p<qs ~ uoatd -
- 11t x'ad ID xlse smsh .
ut1:ftn guaFan
~ 81 IL ~<tfid nDt know
~ thaf tn< work eur
sU1a4u1se y psnflst& do
- ~ MOST snpsefar
,f<e1, <te ~ Tar ~ rees
y Uk*rsssf y0u will
~ ~ work we d. wits
desc ~ a@nfl*f3 Nho
fHI<s and three umsAa
~ d. You'll never fina
z3y better TRAN W. 40.
- - fIsa pst~~s elx~-
~ ~ tut<~ ard shr~s
- n1x1 fer Nork IN
eHHR1 infsriAF 10 that
- q bpaf speculate
lake anr eh@ aees --.i..t
perf'sts xit4 Yeu xaar-
nl1Nsss class woFk az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-09

Wenafchaa apples. l.itt 90
Nas presses ss.s,s-ssisi.s Price.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Gnelif der 6umpr. Sn bers
felben 0erOammnib. Cine alte nerp0ie
Dame iiies am piceabillps s3irfus in
2onbon in Elm 9luto, nahbem lie benz
gbauffeur ihre MbreHe sefast bate.
Raum bate lie ben SUB auf bas9ritt@
brett seieBt, ais bas Muto AUDI fAon
in raisnbem 9empo nit ibr baboniosz
te. sic mubts iin auf ben 8oben ies
BEN nnb ipurbe bin unb bergeiporfen.
p16rsnb bic Menfhen mad beiben
Geiten auf Der Strabe aussinunbsr=
itpben. nllm 5immsls pillen1, fhrie
lie rhulten Sic. if babe nod ME in
einem fol9en Ding gefeFen.@ Der
Chauffeur b0rte bas gefhr.i uub leg
IL Die 9anb on bic Wliibe. 8erubigen
Sic fih1. rief er 5uriid, lid bin in
berielben Gage, if) iteure ndnllib 0a3
Ding gum eriten Mal In meinem Ges
ben.- lInb bic ipilbe Sa9b sing mel.
Ter. - Die tpilben W.iber. xQlls idl
in Giibdmerita Gniffbrut erIititn
bntie. era6blte Der aapitdn Bug5pit,
.aerietb ih unter cine Aorbe pilber
Meiber, bic feline 3nngen batten.1 -
sd banie fh0n.1 faste feline Jrou,
.tDie fonnten bic benn fprthen9" -
,Dns fonnten file ia eben ni1t, unb
besbam iporen tie 70 niIb,1 foatt
| [idmAslslas sss ats GsstSE-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Roia OsfeIb an Soispbins Woe
Iiaue. $25OO.
Wm. Rennesarbe an Mm. gtennes
sorbe, $4,000.
6. 6. Mtite an /. WarD 8. II. ..
". Co., $4,000.
Geo. 6. Jotpble an Jrancis ampt
$500.
Gso. SO. griffin an Wm. 6. Wil'
ion, S179.
s. 8. pierIou on College 6ia 6. IL
3. Gp., $11, 900.
Wm. Wilting an Sbeon 9. q. 60.
$1,000.
+. Ml. Mrnitrong an Satlep 3. II
9. Co., $1,000.
6. 8. gropn on 2tpingiton Str
6. IL. g. Go., $500.
Ntarp Greelmdn an Guarantee Dep
Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
0rnaSeisentbums- 6ppptb efem.
6 Gincinnati, 18. Sea.
Neue 0nppthete

" ." y ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, ~C~0'
Reue 9ppptbeten.
Sebaition 9pI3 an ct. Bernard
prosr. 3. II. 8. 81. Co., $4,000.
6. 8. 8roipn an aipinsitpn Ctr.
8. II. 9. Co., $1750.
Jrunt WscDonousb an Suprelne 8.
II. 3. 60. $3.50.
9srislbe an Soiepb Gertb, $3.50.
Ridarb 8. 9usbss an Germ. gm.
Comm. & Sap. ST., $500.
gli5abetb Nehon on Soutbern Ohio
CAB. ge. 60, $4OO.
Sofepb 2espis an biefelbe, $500.
u. &c g. 6arpuot on Stur g. M.
go. 3 Co.. $3.50.
Gb. Rustaup on Nortb yairmount
2ooal 6. II. q. Co., $14W.
2eipis 3. grpdett an griabton
Germ. gt. Co.. $1,000
Ganois Spus on Securitn Realtp
SnD. &c., $3.50.
Samuel Robrer an propioent g.
9. u. 8. Co., 500.
Cabin W. 9orn an gffie 0pbbarS,
$125O.
Geo. .. &uretb an sprins @arbsn
9. II. .. Co., $1,000.
peter 9erbert an bieielbe, $4,000.
5arrp Strumpier an NortpooD
sSmp. g. II. 6. Co., $4,000.
2aprence 6. RifIel an Clinton
German g. II. 6. Co., 5000.
Sulia g. Mint.lrn an Glenn g. II.
g. d., $500.
Jrant s. Briiesemann an Soutbern
Shio 6. II. 8. 60, $25OO.
sSamss g. Dettmer an u. 6. 9il=
lSe, $50.
eiisaktb @4uls an earab g.
Sones, $500.
GeO. Remle an Wsitipoob $. Co.,
$500.
Geo. Weber an gre.llent 8. u. g
u. Co.. $500.
philomena Wurre an lotpRr Marte
g. II. g. u. Co., $1,000.
| Soibua 6. VierIon on gpnege 6il
6. II. 3. Co., $500.
8etilgte 6Dpottefen.
Wm. g. Depou an gortbage g. II
g. a., $4,000.
| g. 80. Wol3 an ct. 0ernarb prog
g. u. 8. M.. Co., $1,000.
u. 6. Gtebens an MarD- -9ernbarbi
$500.
Sos. M. Gppasue unsDreman Mpe
| 6. u. 9. Co., $500.
| benrp Wuerf4 an q. SO. BEG. g
Qarpuot, $493.
9. s. Gubnis on,aFODibtntsG. g
In =. 80. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
Trunbeisextb sabertrasansen

Spiepb @ertb an Jranf WaeOo=
nougb, Got 132 in Z. unb 6. Reape's
llnterobtbeiluns; $17O0.
Nancp Nnseline NeI1on an Sobr
Burton Helion, Sbsil Der 2ots z uno
S pon Woors &c 6osbroot's unterabs
tbeiluns in Mabsira; 81.
Soleph 6. Mutbios an 6erman 8.
Ortman, 80 SUB an Der Gibfeits Der
Gutter 4penue, 298a SUB qpeitlih BON
Meitsrn 4Denue; 81.
9enrp Wuerih, per Ghsriif, on
4leronoer so. 6urpuot. 2ot SEQ. 1894
bon college 5iu &cnition; $140O.
8eri1arb 8. 2uonia on 2etpis s.
Grodett, 20 BEL SO SUB an Central
Npenue, 120 SUB ipeitlih Don 9en=
man Strabe; 81.
2una W. Warner an Muaiili g.
Gorbah, Cots 118 unb 119 in Bloi
81 in 2bos. Orpoen's unterabtbellane
in Mt. Walbinston; $40.
Olipia Morriion u. q. an u. Hielen
&: Co., 5 Sabre paht pom l.. San TAI
1910 bon 100 Bel 150 Sub on &c,
Siibtpeit=gde bon Bant uno Wi,A.l
Strabe; monatli6e Wtisine $500.
2ouife Menbel an Qi33ie lrraen.
ROTH, einen Trdtt luHD an Der Meit.
feite Der State 4Dtnue, .ub!ih b,r
2ebmdn Nodb; 81.
emma Jelbmann u. u. IN .osnrt
Jelbmann, Cots 30, 81. SO unb 70 II
9enrp Jelbmonn's M1oit!on gu Nor
ipcob; 81.
emma Gtlbmunn u. y. an 0enri
Uelbmann, abeii ber QotS 80 alnD 8:
IN 3erfetben llnter6btbetlung; 81.
| 9muio GstnmaHn y, q Asls Al1itl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

Gpmmerouf:ntfalts am 20. september
in S0dit am main pom 9erSihlag
babinoerdfft parb, ba ipar es auh NIT
ibrer 2etensfreube porbei Sph lte
raffte ii9 duf, BON Dem Seoonfsn err
flint, buB es ibre pfliat lei, bsmWune
ffr pes 8erbli6enen gendB, Die Gt1fe
eindIhern gu laHen unD Die llebsrrelte
mad benz 2ooptiD >8aterIdnoe gu brln=
aen. Dieter @ebante belt lie dufreht.
Wpbl ertrantte Iie, unb bic in ibrer
9ealeitunq befinblihe Nihte, Jrduleln
SeleneStepbanD, 5peifelte fdon baran,
Dub ibre 5ante Nmeritt lebeno tpleoer7
Ieben pHrbe, bod iibertpuno Die mitt@
ipe bic fDrperlide S6pdfs uno mar
balb fotpeit bergeite[t, bab bic beieen
8amen iich auf benz 6amburser Sanls
pier ,aoiierin 4uguita 8ietoria" NIT
ben inaipiT6sn gu Ifhe perIponoslten
irbifhen ueberreIten WeIeps mad bier
eini6iffen tonitten. Nad itirmiiher
sfabrt trdfen iie in Neip Yort sin,
unb am pdrauffolgenben Gage itarb
Irau gDefel, tpGbrenb ibre beioen
S0bne Jerbinonb unb 5ans an ibrsm
Bette itdnoen. 0or ibrem Iblebsn
ipra6 iie nod ibre 8sfriebisuns barz
iiber aus, pab ss ibr berd0nnt getpelen.
bes 9atten iterblids uebsrreite ben
4inbern au iiberbrinsen.
- Die Surp muB oden.
gu gang gelunseneu Saenen fam es
bieIer Gage i'm Geriht 81 Spin Sails,
sbabo. Gum eritsn Waale in Der 6ss
fhihte bes Staates ipurDe elm Jdu
por elmer aus 6rauen bsitebenoen Surp
perbunbelt. Die Mneetlagte mar eine
Jrau, pelde >bei6uloist mar, einen
Merifoner nit Dem Repolper bebrobt
au baben. 9lIs bic ll6r bic Wtittagss
itunbe Ihlug, erbob iih ploBlih Die
| Dortfiibrerin Der @eihpprenen unb
erfuhte ben Gihter, eine fur5e pouie
eintreten gu laHsn. Nuf feline Jrase.
mas benn Der 9runo lei fir bisies
merttpiirbise 8eeebrsn. erbielt Der
Ridter bic perbliiffenbe Qntfport. bic
| Surp miiiIe nah 5auIe unb bas Mitz
tagsFen fir Die Samilie tOden. Ger
Nihter mar 70 perbubt, bab er gu proz
Iteitiren persob, als Die Jurp ii4, obne
lerlt feline Grlaubnib obSutDarten err
bob unb fortgins. gtaa anberthalb
lStuabsn tpar lie tpieber 5ur SteIe.
galb barauf ipurbe ibr Der Jaa iibtre
seben. Sn fur5er 3eit mar iie NIT benz
Yerbift fertia. Gs lautete ouf ihulz
big. .Mber, guer Gbren,@ 10 iebte bic
Wortfiibaerin nit flebenber 5timme
binsu, rni4t gar su fhulbis.1 Oan1it
fpo[lte fie natiirlih fagen. bab oieSurp
Der Mngetlasten milbernbe llmitdnoe
5usebiilist babe. Das pnblitum
fhrie beinabe por @ersniisen. 4uh
nr Ridter tonnte nur nit Mibe iei@
nen grnft betpabren. aber NIT maieitd=
|ti5der Wurbe unb in benz 8etpubtiein.
cine fdipere pfliht in san3 beionbers
intelligenter uno geipiiienbafter MeiIc
erfiillt gu baben, perlieb bic Surp ben
@erihtsInal unb iebrte 3u ibren bdusz
lifen Sbliegenbeiteu auriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19

ben, a2t Older aanO in Ssttion 30 IN
Columbia gpfpnibip; 81.
Gmmo 5elDmann II. u. an bsnlsla
ben, Gots /, 2. 8 inb 10 IN Wt. &c Y.
gilenbabn geIsGfdafts ltnterobthets
lung; 81.
Dieielben an bsnielben, 8.46 older
2ano in Settipn 35 in columbia
solpnibip; 81.
9ieIelben on senIelben, 8.46 Iter
2anp in Derlelben Settipn; 81.
Dieielben on DenIelben, % Ider
2anp in berielben Seftion; 81.
6enrp Jelpmann II. q. on Wsarp J.
5ibbaa. A older 2onb in Settion %
in Columbia 5pnnibip; 81.
6enrp 5elomann IL. u. an Warp 5.
5ibban, 2pts IA unp rs in 9enrD
5eIbmann's Iboition gu Horipooo;
81. !
6enrp syelDmann II. u. on Morp s.
Sihbau, Cots 3 unb in Sobn o.
Moribbsrger's llnterabtbeilung; 81.
6enrp sselDmann Ii. u. on Wurp s.
2iDbaI, Cots 5, 6 unb z in 8. 9.
Surria's unterabtbeilune; 81.
Marn ). Sibbaa an emma 5.loz
mann, Cots II uno 76 in Senrp JeIba
mann's 2lbbitipn gu Nortpooo; 81.
Marn +. 1ibbaa an emma Jelo.
mann, 70 older 2apb in Settion 30 in
Columbia Sopnibip; 81.
Daniel g. 6osbrpot an Charles
unb Minnie Wl. Bennett 70 bel 125
SUP an Der Oitieite Der Main NOenue
so SUB iiibli6 BON 2incoln slpenuet
81.
Sura6 M. Druee on Cabin SO
Sprn. 80 SUB an Bort MDenue, Win:
ton pluce; 81.
Caroline y. poit an SEQ. 80. 6or:
rig, l 2ot on Gin, nobe 9. glpenus.
81.
Gliaobetb Stsintamp an ssroncel
q. g. Dalib, l 2ot an Gilmore 9lps'
nue.; 81.
Soiepb 9. O'Sara an Gilbert $
| 0nber, Gpt76 in nYtelbourne" unter:
obteiluna: 81.
6arrp s. pierIon on Sarri
Strumpler, so SUB on Wofbinstol
aDenue, Siio=Rorpoob; 81.
2lnna Sonater on 6. 9. 9reentpalo
l Got on State 4penue; 81.
2aura 8ufIell on Sulia g. Min
turn, l 2pt an 6umbolbt 4penue; 81
8ofinger e 6pptins on Glarenc
| g. Sobnion, l Got on 9or4eiter 2los
nue.; 81.
SoIepb Ssilmonn on Wlarp 6
Sbompfpn. 80 SUB on Worten Gpe
nue.; 81.
Itarp 6. sbOmpiOn on aul,
Wsiers, SO SUB an Morten 2lpenue
81.
sorab 6. Spnes on Gli8ub.t
S6ula, 1 2ot an Snor StpaBe; $3.50
Sonatban 8. Sobuion an Ger
Remle, Spt 25 in rSopn of gbepiot"
$1725.
gbpuro MiGs an 5reb. @m. ged
fmtth, Sot 88 in 2ssIie &c 9ifs I'm
terdbtbeilung; 81.
Skreie Stoedle on arancss q. e
Wolih. 80 SUB an 2inbsn Strabs
81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
JnIdnbifHe Wahrihten.
Tm gobe ptreint. 1

Sm Iobe Dereint. Mes
nigs 6tunben nah Der Mntunft aus
Dtutfhlanb, BON 100 iie bic Mfht
ibrss in Der 5eimatb- peritOrbzten
@atten beriibers:braht, that Grau Des
lsnt StepbanD Wefsl in itrem leim
in BrootIpH ben lebten 9ltbem5us.
Grau Mefel bate nit alien Gaiern
ibrss, Geins an ibrem Gdtten, benz
betunnttn Jnbriinnttn bon Druders
preHtn unb Snbober Der 5. Meltl
manufacturing Co., Gerbinnnb Mtftl,
.asbanesA ass ali = pSbrsHe bes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-19
s nj s eiroth e sbur ea II.

wernrittIer: nOieie Dame fanu ih
ssbnen ipirflid enlpfebIer. Sie lit
jung, geiitreid, ibon = fur3: Mut=
ter Natur bat fie gerabeau neri9lpen.
0eriih r,lSgeitattet."
rSm, cine gldn3enbe 4usltnttung
boa ibrer ,1ntiirliHen Whatter mare
ultx ssstinieaeu Iis5er1
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-13
Last Omnibus In Paris.

Under the headline Tt Was the Last" the Paris Matin tells the story of the passing of the last horse omni- bus. The vehicle was one of the last to make way for the motor buses. which now have no opposition except the trolley lines The driver wore the uniform of hearse driver and the women who sat outside were dressed in deep mourning. Inside sat a company of newspaper men. All along the route followed by the Hast of it's family" the people cheered and sang, and, taken as a whole" says the writer, "it was most notable function"
The Prescott daily news., 1912-11-13
SOLDIERS IN BLOODY
Old Feud Between Batteries ?
 Fourth Field Artillery sfe'1
 Out at Cheyenne.

Cheyenne, Wyo., NOV lo.a of long standing between ba''' and D. Fourth Field Artlile''' A., resulted in rioting here. s..,
 It was early in the day peio'. \ was restored by a squau U, ,s1 . soldiers from Fot Russell anu i'1 alars and special policemen
 Fifty arrests were maue' NJ
 Privates E. Zilaneky ana o' '' tin were seriously hurt
 Cheyenne was in terror wA' <, tenants Quinn and Mcbrlue .,s z from the fort with thelr ',vvrr ,'ss
 The soldiers were nsns ,ns their service revolyers anu u'''' as clubs.