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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

SrbiuoHs 30. 12s 1919 @es
fimmene forisutnbreu nit Der 8erbefle'
rnga burt anHaIgitrHna ben Rlagf Str0be. bon
fEreeMaT etoeTHe big Ealton apenae; uno 4ol'
Sirabe.
Gel es bGorbnet BON StaStrGtt Der siaei
Cincinnati, Eidai Gbie. hrsinierteI nfier basm
e-IDdtiten WtilaIiebsr ilhcreiHftimmeHo
fortsnfabrsn mi. Der Gerbeiiernna bon 9inrf
Strdbs. bon 'sreeman gpenif bis 1diioH Mees
nle, nHo Dalton apsHue, non QLart Ssrabe bic
9ops grSBe ,i 9ns serns ns, sR a,.ro
lien tuie iuipi. 100 linealfus peH oeuifanelaeu
65hlliaen Rdbren; 45D Ginealfns eines polfidn'
bigeu .12souieen observation-disclosures; $50 81.
reaIfus elnes bolfinnbiaen i5soaisfn Hobrens
ab3uasfauaIs; 1856 eirea!fns zines nnuithnoiaen
1s5ulligen RDbreHsgbsuaEtaHal 400 eiHenIinB
zines oolliinnoiesH 2ltolIiaeH sohreHsab5uasios
llnb foedie) Tnnboss. WlduheI fir eiueu
gaiiteinsgb 5lasfdnul, in uebereiuftimmrna NIT
einer aeiontien. paf'itt BON Siahtratb nnI 3. ~.
benz qIane uHo sesifiiaiioHen. tpeIde 6vrber
aneenorlmeH ioareen une ieei IN bsr Office
bes stnbiicrs bon befaqter Gtnbt onilieeen.
se,iIea 2 aab sreiaseitsns's ars.sn, ser
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ireroeH ioueH per JorntfHB alif eas GigsHs
tbum tpeidts an bic BtrbeHnuHa ansrtuIt une ans
hpst igpeif Is ni6i BON Gtfes seH 9tsfusruae bts
frtit H. ptIts bsfasten Gets une e6nbsrsisa bitrs
pur& bthimmt fun. bat Hs btfonptrt gcftheiis Eas
ben ourh btiasit gtrbsHuaHe nnp bic Rsken pon
befnafer gerbefferung folIer bic. uissoabeu
fir horterpebenbe ufib nnoers aQsifunoen unb
mir bns Irn6eu. nnb bic 8srbfitriliAnns- bon
sotisen stefcIutionsn ufb erforhsrIi1en Crbi.
nsnssn. bic QeAsH Der Ronhruitisu, isnie W
SinfeH auf bic Eonhs, tpeIohe Dor Der AcIntlcu
bon binansaef6obenm 3atiuneen ben aFeN,
penbiaen ssussabsn In fn iAlietsn
Geiiion g.. pat Ply 70 auferIsatsn aNee.
fnfsris In fnnf 90 l1tsii9sn oatIuHesn beSatlt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

benen 8apIuneen: Der gieentbImer ireennfpeI0sn
benz tpie er IS iplinffht fo;pss Mfiettrent baar
,sssn s a innsrSs!s INN srts ,ssurssT @ Ts CRIT.
nans n neltnem Gque bsfaetes gar.HnsbMsnf
lou. Sis Dor oer aoIIeftlon per blnauseeldobs'
6eifiou 4. Tat Hcats Der Gtabt Cincinnati
ansqeeeben iperbeit fonen Dor Der aoIefticr ben
etffebmcntss s1atlunaen. nnh sfuar sn ctren
wciraa ber oenfcIben aIeittfommf.
ecition g. DdB Der ss'i Der Gefammtfoiisn
bon belagfer Berheiiernna. tusltsr ntff ipeaieu
dem csriinbeiaenfhnm ooer antereiie barin. gss
fault ober appropriirf Inb bic Soften iit,o Muss
,aabeH In ireeubtpelnem A~srcp. p.i1tionscerfoertn
Dem Refiser bon anarensrnhan adnoersien ubcr
SHttrtHsn odrin snotiSrctsn. uHc btt RoHsa
nuo finspdben fiir iraeIiocinen irldhfH Siiinrif
Ron Der Stnbt Cincinnati aus benz grlos bss
4erfanfs bon Fcuos besdbli iuerbeu fcntr, bic
pon befaeter Gtabi fur icItte 8ipe6e nno iE Der
aeeiie nnseeaeben iperben foIer. ip'. % ons Os'
ies corfMreib..
esfion O. Tas Que Grunbitife ntts 9dnse'
reien tniei bonn 6eiee BON Der geliensruiie
betbe Setien bon @Idrf Strnbe, siriffeH Free
man aoeHne ino GdIion Mpenfe; fno xnlfon
gtnenue, ,lpiitben 0Iart Strabs mp 5 Sepilns III
beHerrq suie cbeu beitimutt.
Seiiicn q Tah ber 2tredur cf Rnpite Serntte
bierenrh ertnd6ttaf .uiib dHaemteien srsrN.
.inen aontrait .nsrttasH uo rssr'asssr
unh bsiten gieier rdf osr 8eroffentiitung. In
uebereinfttrHniIna NIT benz Defeee,
eeftiou s. Tiefe Erstnans tritf in aruft nno
better bonn Uefets srimbien 3eitpunfie an.
9aIiirt am 8. wsars II, 2. 1919
etmsen R. SohntsH..
Qtefo,Ht hts Giaetraibs.
esgIausist: arttnt GsPs, Gsrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

fcote Bombs JoIlen in Denomtnationei' bon
$500 90 ober ibrem WiutpIifat fetn, ple pom
Stabtssuotor Beiiimnif iperbeu mag. nilo 5ills
ZEN traeen snr Hoie bon bier 9tosenf per Sdor;
Sefuate 8onos fpIIen bonn eriien 1aoe oes
Nidr5 1912 hattrt nro oier5ie t4ol. Sabre nan
9atum 3abIbur feir. nit benz 9riptiee Der
GinInfune suiraenb elmer 3eit nab spa.nsla
(2O) Su6ren Gefnete Bombs fclen ernfiiri,
allsastabrt nb absesst Oerosn n neSsrs'1a, Snan.
bicies Siaotrutbs sltr SieanIiruns. Der Gmittion
lino bes 8ertdnfs bon Bombs In bet Sfeoi
Cincinnati, Stant Sbto. paiiirt ON ~. Se'
bruar 1912.
Geftion 3. Tie Ginfiinfte bcS Nerfunts be-
fdeter genhs, ubeeteben bonn 9srdrtinin iiilo Den
alifaeIanfenen 3infeu, fnlen bem gSnfferiperfs'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alitaei6riebea ipereeI nno
Iino aussusabIen auf Groer oes HrbetssEtrei'
tors uno siuar burd befapteu MrbeitssS Sireftor
fir Die tiern ipesifi5irtsn 3pede.
Gcftiou A. 7ieie Srbiudns fcu In ara'i
treten uno 8jitiafeit baben, fobalo dts Hiiier
oent GeeB itditbaft 1T
guifrt anl s. Wtdr5 81 .. 1912
5tmeon R 3ohHt on.
Rrdfteent oes Siabtratbs
st.teitirt: slrtbur Gepb, eieri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Seition 1 .Gs fou unsefetItN isin fir ir'
geno etne Rerf0n, tpiiientIi6 im Befie, IN Ber'
nobr pber un.er Stpntroue 81 bdben ir9snc et'
fpds Defnriebeuee, Hdpier ODER EofnH1enf, pie
etn Zoos. Mufbeil ccer Jnteref'e III 5npien
o1rlieHen ooer nermerfeu, bic perfaufi, ge8oaeil
iperofn coer ge3oaeu fperben iouen III ireeHS
elmer poiterie = pBoliep@, rBoIicp" cber traeno
ipelcpsr ofioereu 2ctterie, cineriet uner ipelnem
NanIfn fie befannt ift pber irgenb Elm Rapter.
tSebrudfes roer Wetdriebenes, ober Bolteh'
3eiici, Bcrrintnna o6er sirtifei ireenb ipelfer
Arf, ipie iie asiu0bniib benntt tpfrben sum pc
trteb, i5Drnerine cber EpieI bon Hotierts %o'
licp" i" agcIicnA rber trpenb elmer arioersH rofS
ferie, etneriet uiiier tuelhem Rnfren.
geftion 2 Die geftimuuinaen biefer aite
foHeH feline anfpennnHa ftnbcu nnf trgeHb cine
1erfpH, bite bic befbricbeHeu Mrfifei I'M Beitp,
tn @erfpdbr pber mrter stontrone bat, I'm ha'
onrh @epeismuferiaI tiir bic 8erlesiinG irefHo
petter sbeiepe ncs &taafes Gbte nner Erot'
nansen Der Sf0oi Ginciunnit, bic anf Sd5dro'
fpieieH 9e5iig baben, sn erIdngcn
Ssrtion g. Sine Berion ober Rerfouen. bte
irgeHb stne @eftimntiing htefer Eroinons per'
iepeH, ioIleH init elmer SurHme befirdft fuerbfn.
bic fiinf3ia $3.50 00l Dollars nidi iberiieigi.
Eeftion 4. Tieie Erbtnnns foH IN strait
treten urro GSiItlgfeit baben iobaIo aIs mHter
benz G,eieg itattbaft IT,
9aIIiri nm g. midrs a. o. 1912.
Simeou III SobHfou.
4Iditbcnt bes Sfabtratb$.
stiteiiirt: arttnr Qsp1. gierf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

N iHe Srbinan5, Ro. 140 1912
" Bcrfebruneen treffeno fir bic Mu5gabe
bon Bombs 8ur 5obe bon $199, 500 90 CUR auis
bringing bon e5pHos fit bic 2tusoebnlng uno
Bsrbefierung Der oorbGn6eHen 2Daiierrperte Der
Etdot gtneiHnnti
Get es oerorbuet bonn Etdolratb her Stabt
Qireiruaft,. Stdat Cbio:
Seitiou 1. Sat es bonn stabttatb bon Gin
cinuatt fit nctbDenoia eradtet piro, Bombs
befaater Sfaet aus5ueebeH uno su oerinuien
1ur GunsIrIe bon buuoerineununonenH5ie
Gaufenc JiinfbuHbert ($le9,50000) Dollars
5iue6e Nuf5riHgune bon ssoHos fit slisoetnung
iiHb DsrbefisrnHg Der befiebeHcen @ailerrerfe
Der Efdot Cincinnati
Geffion 2. Die 9onbs befaeter Stabt foaen
eM5tttt meyben TN BeIrage Bon GiHbuHcerts
reungn1usun5ia 2auTene Sanfhnueert l$1eps
toosoo1 Dg0ASe ~ sk eeftesn3su 2nsSs. nss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

ein.m utrnnbGnsiel perbers.n, iDenrt
man Iih ieiner (ooer ibrtr) niht 5u
ftdmen brauhi2!! Besbalb trGgt mon
Is nidt 0ffsntli6 sur S9ou2! Dns III
ber 9.bante zines Barrier phoiosrGs
pben, Der einen neuen Shmud sms
pfiebIt: bic photographic .duf benz Jsn'
aernaasl. Das III ,psber f9mer3haf.
nod nit irgsnb einer llndnnebm!ihs
ieit psrbunosn. SIM Gesentheil. ne II;
bic einfahite Code Der WeIt: Der glns
gel nire nit einsm lidtempfinbIihen
lleber5us perishsn. bas degatip -
Elm 7yilm tpiro bariiber beftitig.;
sg tpirb beIi6tst, sntipidat, firiri. nilc
bas Bib iit feriis. Damn beginns oie
eigsntlide tiinF!sriI6e 4rbeit. 10 baB
gum Shlub Der iSinssrnusel tpis sin
tIeines DemGlne dusIiehi. I'm be
6aItbarfeii bes 9ilbes gu eriEbtn,
tDirb ss nod nit elmer Mrt Gl0iur
iibersosen. unb bas Dunttl Der pbos
iosrapbie iti6i ousgsseihnet BON bern
glabro.b bes 5inssrnugels ob. Drsi
Wsonate i'm 5otitfnllt erfreut
ii6 Der Qasel i.inss Sdmudes. Damn
besinnt bns Bib lnnefam 3u ptrblof.
ZEN. W<r nod bieielk SGiuGrmsrei
bat, ldbt bas Bib ernsuern. Wer ftin
6er3 oHberipetiis peridenit bat. iragt
bas nsue Soeul auf nsm Jingernogsl.
glter AUDI oem. Der ipantelmiitbige-
unb fpsniger bsitanois in Der 2isbe tit
uno bic Wsrsbrsr lober OVERWHELMINGLY
hGufis.r ipe6feli, tann ssboIfen mere
ben. Der phoiOsrapb en!fsrnt burtb
cine BON ihm erfunbene Snbftans ous
etnblidli6 bas unlisbiams Bib. Der
pbotosrnpb bat rieiiseH 3nlnul. upD
eine isiner srften Hiuhiunen IparOnbD
TssIps. bic isbi bas Bib hires Wnns
nes auf bem lingernngtl trdgt. Hnhs
benz bos DON M1nusls Derblabt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

~ fine CrbtHrn1, Mc. IA 1912 -
" 3ur 9erbinberfnn bon H0Anrbfpsrlen
burG @srbOt hes Hsliss5 bon @dFisreH. Set.
feia. 0ef4riebeneS Hiib qnberer GftiIti bic
Isns ser dotisris .a;Ijen sSsIix UNI an.
bereS oattsstsn bennt. 1SsfeM
"a 9 sssEsGa lf9 oeettssi3 ~ essss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
0eIS an perIeibrn.

gstr bebtensH sie f6nsu rEtia uHb
5ofIiG.
Cincinnati 2ean Go.
GerIr5fn 4lo-siGc. Sic staee gtr 2immer2f.
Hbsue 0euaI 3629.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Glifabstb fjeinb,
gtasb am eamitae. oen le @'aro 1912, uu'
Cli(abeth Grisgsr,
ee5. gf o bS e

geo. VI o q e,
eeIiebte Gattin bon Gr 3. 6. Strieaer, tn .1be
9SiIsun". Att saburn. G,e ecidcrfeEerlidltets
ten fiEben itatt ant Uiittmcc ben 20 Dldri,
nm 10 Tier Sormiiags i'm Trarcrhaufe urn
Inn II uhr in Der 0areIIe be6 Sprir,a Brnoe
ssrishtcfes. 1870
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

aeo. rs t9 gers.
gSittpe oes nerltorhaucn Scnri6 s. aoa'
ficrinaun in ibrent 81. 2etcnsiabre. NIe
S'ccroiluLc fir oef liu'l BON Irausc1u.te are,
gso. 1857 Soues Sirait arH 2OrncritaJ. ben
21 aJlr5. uln llbr hiudntili1gs. nain ger'
sruunfe utto Trcuuec Dpue lpci!crc 9tolts bof'
linit 4ifaelaeer lirn.
1e2o2t& Eie traueruner Siutertlifbtutu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

aeIiebter Sdtie bon aluna SGIcnsier, eeb.
S9eber, In iciucm &C. acbeusIalre ale gecrel'
aunt iincc. SoEncriag, ber Il. ltdra tgt5
Idch,nifiaaE ! llhr bonn Irauerh1nie, Giit
Mpe.Iuc, gtintpn gIa;c aus ila!t. pcruIi uI1 2
llbr in Der SeutfbeH Rrolciant. Ct Dtatibdns'
Mirt,e OIL Gpnortb 9inenue ein Irorergottes'
nienit abgcbater niro Sreaunc itIrs b5fH9i
eingcIdoCH.
2u iIiib fcbIue oicTe hiti'rc SiEuoc
Eie 3id aus lutfercr GFiiie rahm
God tf5teun TINT, aus mHiCrcm Uirnoe,
gras Giutt but oa5 III iuobipcihaN
3a fthmer5lib lpar tiir ms Sent Stetecr,
3n bitter GPu 81 friher acc,
Sod 2u Bit nun hetreit ooH 2eihth,
@eireit hon aucr SroeHHotl 2O,2l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
G b m b o me.

.Tenten Sic iif: mein 6nustpir.b
lit geiiernabeno irriinnig genoroen.~
.Der bide Wisper2 Was 81. faeea!
Cans ploBlip oosr rarsH ihon
pcrbtr Spnptome Dorhanoen21
sd rpuroe Itusis, ala q nsulicb
nuf mtin Griuhen ben MNtbsprtis
tbatid6iih I'm 5 prp5snt ter0bitbts.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

81 astfnnptIrr, G., 80 CLOS g.ain CIR,
z.sipdiges Rric. Spohngiutmer. / paoffrs
9lmmern. a. Der aariirie; arrkeect mti rbts.
b1unlcu, Rlhrfrhpf: f6fne Sage: an eincri
esGrenin Al periaHien anlnfiln cincf Irse3.
fales In Der Gamllis nnb f6ls6terGsfitnbbsi.
20 14s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Maroarrtba 1ifler,

I'm slItcr bon So rabTrr, Otonateit unb ~
Iaaen, Jot1te$ Der reritorbeuen Scbann anaI
IinS aatbarna ItitIcr 1eb SdrGgm. Ete 9e'
eroiaund fiHoet itatt nm M;nmon. ben 20.
alars Iacbmiitaqs lbr, brm Gronftbaac
Gus 10 Poll Sim SirosP. tunW Iertpanhle
iirto Sreuuoe bofIidn eineeIdacu fiRa bon
1920 Zen traHsrnbcu aiuterbltehsutH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

5n rerfauien-Be id,ieoenes.

LtegaHse 9aastaI.naas s.Etnrietu,ss:
fesibe TsabogprtsMnobsi. bic aIIerbsiteH. su
einsm 9saraain: periafle bic Gfnei: Saus 5u
permieften. Eccb, 346 8ofeale gce. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

rfarh orr crnntaG reu II. Mara 1912
slbeftbs 3 llbr as 42inuteu Rad, fur5fnL ft!ps
ZEN Qeineu uniere iuuieit geIlebte Stiu2er
G-cfnsIcsrIH fiUe luntc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

sans sss. "a gsetdirf Cir: tpirh Tqittpch,
ben 90. Yar3. TnGm. 2 Lhr. an Erf Tnb
Sssus effeniIiG terffeiasrt: n5cei9aBf 81
$4,000. SbQ Sirifier ApMiHiiiyatriy.
1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

@dlumm'rp innft Oh Gl1c GGitcr.
Iie Su Ins 70 icbr 1siicti,
2ld Gu luirit ans rnobl pcr;cIbtu,
SSenH mir BADEN Tiu bet tibl,
9Id 81 baitS ic5i iibrri .dnncu,
Wiande fcbpere hurtc Slm:0CE.
WIIH6en Gan uno maahe 3tant
3ait Oh in SCbmerscn 8uQeoratt,
GtGno6aft hdit I'll Tie ertrcgeu
Teilte Schnrer5en Ieno &laaeu
9S.s Der 1Co Tcin u lace tricht.
2od nCrde5cn ivir SID nid;I 20,2i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Bel her g d mitrs

9tutt: lpbsngrin. Grobs Dper BON
Ridnrb Mogner. Sn ben 3DiiMennfs
ten, folDie mad Der WorfelIung: Rins
htrfatrtsn init benz S@lpGn! 0inmal
FIN use 4et 5 Dfsunis.
& ~ DissstisuL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

am eountos sIbenO ra 7ia NOR.
~ SSsthtHS
i11m. 3. Stri&tr.

Teerbicsna am Gpnferftae Nsorqtn nfn 3 nbr
rnru Iruuernaufe, 9lo 2224 Rea5ilil Hono,
cue. Nenniems9Geiie nm lIbr In bee 81.
1Dcmas.satrde. 1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
Giarb am Gonntaa. ber IL, ..far5 1912,
40 ffhr~43 T,iuutet Mbenb5,
Catherine -frisSlsin,

im 2lIter BON "a Sntrcn mo 9Iorticu. ne
FeerStalIno finnet fat born 3ruueltniitc aus.
SO. f4e Gft Clifton aoenue. a!u i5rcs:aa.. ne',
R2 msars nm 7:15 llbr W1sgtnS. moranf nm
. 80 llbr III Der Ct. Sran3i5iusSslrbe etne Ne-
auients9 9ohmeiie cefehrtrt miro. 1aso,2l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20
aaro!iaa DouGrrahs,

geh. Z d IN ter.
In ibrem So Qebcnsidbre, gCIehte Gaitiu por
Sfar! Sonberabe. Gtc &iccroiRuHa fliioet tiltt
GaI Jrcttag. BEN D. aFdri 0GdmitiGee / ltbr.
bonn 1rGHer5aufe aus, re. 3Jt5 carneO eInc'
nue stounoaie funraui, Inn ubr ir Der Ical'
then grnuQ IroI. 3::cbe on Der oaffTer Giro
te Elm 1rauCrGotI"5oieuit abgebnlieH Miro, NOS
gu 8erndHofc uuo 5reuuoc boflictiI etngc!aoen
fufo bon
Ten trasernssn eintlrblisbeuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Etar6 ON 1FoHtaq, hcn Is Idr5 1912,
9tbeHbk ltbr 40 aiHrtelf. nGdi laIigeHI, fc'roe'
rein SeineH,, urferG ilHiaft, peliCbte Q5df,in,
WtIttter, SonegermultCr, C5rc[muiiCr. lTsrCbs
uutter nno Sfnctrr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-20

Gtare en- 99untaa. ben Is. 9Rar5 1912, III
4 ubr 50 Jdnufen 9ahulltagS
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GarI ShIfnskfr,

etaib ON Gonntag, cca H. .Oiat5
Ia.
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(Stne crsinana Ro. 1cO,io12 Pr

ancitiri: artbur esss, aIeri.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23
Knights win be At Home

Among the popular fraternal orders
OF this city the Knights of Pythias
stands in the front ranks and numbers
among its members some of the best
people Of the city. There are fine old
gentlemen of the pioneer days who
have been Knights for years and the
young men of the present day who
are fast becoming identified with the
progress of the community. The local
lodge is well to do financially and So
cially many have enjoyed the hospi-
tality of the order. Recently the local
lodge has fitted up fine club room
in the Schmadeka block and house
warming will be held Wednesday ev-
ening of next week, at which time the
Knights will take formal possession Of
their new home.
Invitations have been issued this
week for the opening and an evening
of genuine Pythian enjoyment can be
looked forward to with assurance of
realization. There will be dancing for
those who enjoy this form of pleasure
and card playing for others, and all
sorts of cozy corners, and luxuriant
chairs and comfort for all.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23
Glass Has Enjoyable Holiday.

Friday the members of the sopho-
more class enjoyed days outing at
the foothills and for time the siren
uosity of school days was lost sight of
in the enjoyable social side of life thus
ushered in. The party of young people
were under the chaperonage of Miss
Adams and Mr.. CARROTS. Those of the
class included in the merry party
were
Roger Hill, Marietta Alexander, Vir-
ginia Branscombe, Rose Nc Entee,
Mary McEntee, Freda Hesterman, Alice
Brust, Alma Davis, Sylvia Parker, Lyd-
ia Parker, Myra eager, Cora Hurley,
Hugh Taylor, Pittman Atwood, Arthur
Hroning, Sam Kennedy, Clyde Van Sise
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23
Carries State of Ohio by Popular Vote
and 26 of AZ District Delegates.
HARMON GETS THROUGH
Seems to Have Won on Democratic
Ticket but Had Hard Fight.

Columbus, O., May 22.-With little
more than one-third Of the total vote
from the state counted at l O'Clock
this morning, Roosevelt IS delegates on
the Republican ticket and Governor
Harmon g on the Democratic prefer
ence ballot led Ohio's first presidential
primary. The fight on both tickets
was SO close, however, that complete
returns may change final results.
Complete returns from slightly less
than 1000 precincts out Of 5l92 in the
state show that Colonel Roosevelt g
delegates had lead of more than l5,-
600 votes. Governor Harmon lead
over Woodrow Wilson was much less
than this. The closeness Of this race
with Wilson was indicated by late re-
ports from Cincinnati, Governor Har-
mon IS home city.
Here. Harmon, who had been well
| in the lead in the early returns, was
shown to have 1854 votes and Wilson
1904 in 12O precincts out OF total OF
361.
Complication as to Delegates
A peculiar situation developed IN tn'
lcompliation of the returns. Inl'
showed that while Colonel Roosevef
had lead of 5000 in the total number
of votes cast for delegates pledged II
him, the vote by districts would d
such that he probably would not hav'
more than 26 of the 40 district dele
oates to the national convention.
The Democratic presidential vot
was 80 close the results could not b
lforetold.
\ The indications we're that Governo
J Harmon would have at least ~ or "a 0
the delegates to the Baltimore conven
tion.
II The privilege of naming the SIX De
eQates at large Of the state, however
is carried by the winner OF the pres
, Dental preference vote.
La Toilette Rsceives Some Votes.
!, Despite the close fight between Ial
and Roosevelt offices, U. 8. Senator l
|, Toilette Of Wisconsin had much SUI
> mort. particularly in Columbus and y
J iedo where he was credited with seve
. Il large votes. In Wood county, ne,
> Toledo, Senator La Toilette ran secor
ID Roosevelt. Mr.. Bryan and speak
If,i,rk. although their names were n
CONTINUED ON Page %
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23

Nez Perce is planning Fourth OF
July celebration and word comes from
there that the business men of that
town are going to put up an entertain
ment that will eclipse anything along
the lines offered in previous years at
such celebrations. An effort will be
made to secure special train from this
side of the Prairie and no doubt large
crowd from Grangevilie will go in case
the arrangements are perfected
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23
DEATH OF CHARLES cANFIELD
Well Known Idaho County Citizen
Succumbs in Spokane.

Charles Oliver Garfield, aged "a
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar F..
Garfield, pioneer residents of Idaho
county, now residing in Charleston, died
at the Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane
Friday morning at 10:15, death re-
sulting from an aggravated case of ap-
pendicitis. When stricken with the
disease about two weeks ago at his
home at Garfield, Mr.. Garfield was
rushed with all haste to the nearest
railroad station and sent to Spokane for
treatment. The trying ride in buggy
over rough roads served as serious
setback and upon his arrival at Spok-
ane his condition was considered crit
ical The hospital physicians decided
on an operation last Saturday and SO
far had the disease made inroads on
his system that all hope for recovery
was despaired of.
While the diease which caused his
removal from this earth assumed its
malignant form but short time ago
it doubtless had its beginning about
one year ago, the deceased at that time
often complaining of suffering pains
in the region of the appendix, but pass
ing it off unnoticed after the pains ha6
partially left.
The death of Charles Oliver Canfielt
is the second in the family within twt
months, another son, Sherman Garfield
dying about that time.
/ The remains of the deceased reached
Lewiston Friday night, accompanied b.
Frank Morrison of Charleston, who wa
at the bedside when death occurred
and sister and brother, Mrs. w. W
Farrell, of st. Joe, and Bert Garfield
of Wisdom, Montana. Several friend
met the grief stricken party upon al
rival and made arrangements for tn
shipment of the body to the home o
his parents in Charleston, where the fl
neral services will be conducted an
burial made in the Charleston cemeter,
Surviving his death are his mothe
and father, three sisters and tw
brothers, these being Mrs. w. w. Fa
rell of st. Joe; Mrs. Augusta Coope
of Occur d'Alene; Mrs. Charlotte Boot
of Canfield; Bert and Joseph Canfiel
of Wisdom, Montana.
Charles Oliver Garfield was born
Sonoma county California, and for Il
past 20 years had been resident I
Idaho county. He was young ma
with promising future. Among h
fellow men he was we'll liked and hig
ly esteemed for his upright manner al
integrity. His death leaves with the
an aching void
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23

Miss Carribelle Clay of the higgins
section was in the city several days Of
this week, the guest OF the Misses Ad-
ans. Miss Clay win open general
store at the prosperous up-river town
of Higgins in the near future and in
tends carrying = ful line Of merchan-
disc. A building 30x70 feet Of modern
design win be built and hereafter the
people up that way vii have the ad-
vsntages that como with city store
ina country town.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-05-23
BASEBALL AT ELK CITY
Grounds Have Been Put in Excellent
Condition.

Grounds Have Been Put In Excellent
Condition.
The base ball enthusiasts, and that
means everybody in town, have got
down to work and are now enjoying
practice games. The grounds have been
put in first class condition, and q grand
stand erected that will accomodate a
large crowd. The first practice game
was pulled off last Sunday, and proved
a very interesting game, and was re-
plete with plays that kept the crowd in
a good humor, and was highly enjoyed
by all.
The regular nine will be in practice
from now on until the Fourth of July
game with Dixie, when the great an
nual base ball game will be played.
The Elk City boys will have new suits
this year, and will give good account
of themselves. They are not underes-
timating the bunch that come over
from the neighboring camp, for it is
well known that Dixie has some of the
fastest men on the diamond that are
in the northwest-but they are going to
find some players in Elk City that are
not SO slow.-Mining News.