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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

pprgeloben, neil er ben GeDrs 2ase=
broft tbdtlih ansriff unb NIT oer
5auf mebrmuls ins 8eit6t f6lug
unb DerleBte.
- 3pnp Gbrtitppher unp Iler. Sns
denst geriethen Samitas 9lbsnb, Gds
Der 5igb unb IL. Strabe in etne
S6ldeerei, fielen Der poliaei in Die
Sdnbe unb tpurben bis gum 8erbor IN
Der 9pliseiitation einsefperrt.
= GrnIt 6dssarb, BON Der Sanoper
Strabe, tpurbe pprgeItern gtadt untet
Der antlase bes Stedens, nit Der 4bs
Tiht CHARLES 5aiplep, BON gtp. II
Wdibinston Strabe, gu peripunoens
BON Der ppli3ei psrbaftet uno biz gum
8erbor in Der poli5eiitatipn einge=
fperrt. oda5arp beiuhte ndmlid bic
9aiplep'fhe Wohnung unb 9ertetb nit
Saiplep in einen Worttpe6Fel, in Dem
er ein MeFer spe unb 9dplen ins lin
fe gein ianitt. Or. Gb. Goot nahm
ben 9sripunbeten in 9ebanblung uno
ndhte I'M Wtarp Sotpttdl mt lo Sfl@
hen Die Wunoe 3u.
- 6enrp Roie bate oorleBte ytddt
an Der 5isb Gtrabe einen Worttpea'el
nit ieiner sSrau, llnb Durbe pegen
Jruntsnbeit unb Ruheitoruns biz gum
8srhOr in Der poli5eiitation einses
fperrt.
- Sames Battle unb Senrp BUR
ton, sfpsi furbiae 9Gite in benz Sctsl
bss sSurbigen, Butler Wurtpel, 6otter
porlsBte Raht eine Sdldgersi, lpuroer
bon Der 9olisei in 9epdhrfam ses
nommsn unb bis gum 9erbor in ber
gpli5siitation inhaftirt.
- 9lrtbur GItins purbe als itels
pertretenber YoliSiIt ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
Iutpm ubilunfale.

ssruu Warp 9arritp, bon Msmphis,
genn., tpelhe Bel ibrer. gto. 26O8
5emlod Ctr, Walnut 5ills, pohnens
ben ShtpeIter gu 8eiuh ueilt, ipuroe
seitern Wtorgen auf Dem 9einDese bon
Der Sir9s, an Der gte Der 9ilbert
4pe. uno 2ocuit StraBe, bon benz
MutompbiI bes M. Auill, bon No.
22OO WiIburn Qpe.. geitreift uno CUR
Seite gefbleubert. Die 9erungludte,
pelhe einsn 9ruh oes linten Jubs
gelsntes unb anbers 9erlesungen er.
Iitten bate, tpurpe nah Der Wobnuns
ibrer ShtpeIter qebraht.
Gopin oble, brei Sabre alt, BON
go. 2012 Winheq 4pe., DOllte seitern
Rahmittag, nahe ieiRsr elterlihen
@obnune, unmtttelbar Dor Dem Der.
dnndbenben glutompbil oes Or. ). W.
ulerep, BON gant Strabe uno Win6en
4pe., iiber bic Strube laufen. tpuros
bon Der Waihine eetroffen unb CUR
Seits gefhleubsrt. Gr ipurbe in ben
Iutompbil beimgebru6t, mo cine llnz
teriuhuuo ergab, oab er auber fhIims
men &ontuIionen innerIihe 8erlsbunz
gen erIitten bate. .....
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
Musldnoifhe Nahrihtem.

Die IGui funs. Mein s5reuno
gilbert betritt isir Irbeitssimmer,
brsbt sinsn aommutator an uno bus
2itt ls6tet auf; 81 bol. Elm BUD aus
Dem Sdrani uno labt iih Dor ieis
mem Sdreibtiih nieber; nit eiuen
9riff brebt er bas gu Rls 2i9t, bds
bon Der 9sde berobitrommt. aus, unb
Elm. griingebGmpfts giIdIampe
ifxint luf. Qahbem er ulfo istne
3aubertrdfts psrIutt bot, Iagi sr 81
gu mir: sd Iisbs uniere 3eit; ib Iiss
be unisrs sSHouitrie; ulles ift oa iaus
ber uno einfah. Denn i1 on bic all
ten Tbtpdlenbeu 9ompen bon 4nno
oa3uHdl osnts, auf bic man INNER
u6t gsbeu muBts, bamii iie lsibIi9
BREMEN! Segt poasiebt fi5 unfsre
inHsre 4rbeit oisl fhnelIer; ih leie
unb orbeite rubig.r; mein 2iht folst
mir LIBERAL bin, obne cub ih es su
traesH brauhe; ih lobe In meinem
Oisuit eineu geIsbrigen. itilIsn Stla
pen, unb, pas audi nitt obne 8eoeus
tung iit, eineu Stldpen, Der niht lsis
bet uno psoer gHtn mod Sdlaf
braudt. 9ur6 ben Joytf4riit bin id
sli6liter uno tpentgsr fhleft ees
,porben: i5 bin oerr hno babe feline
Silapen. Gs if i4on, in bieier 3sit
3u lsben." Sh iagtt barouf: albert
sic iinb bier ipie i'm Sbeater; Sic
| lfsben ni6t bintsr bic auIiiitn; es ees
fdnt Sbnsn. bic Waf1iniittn 3u Ders
9siIen, bic hintsr unb unier Der 8iihns
orb.itsn. 5d mub INNER on lie
benten. oh i6 min ober niht. 4[e
bisis DrGbts iinb niht ron i.Ibit 1iers
bergetommsn; id iob unlGngit einer
Snfiauateur. ben feline Irbeit aDei
Singer es.oitet bat. 5unoerte bon
Renltsn babsn bdrnn aearbtitet. bieis
Grdbte anSubrinseH. unb orbsiten jes
benIas baran, iis nahsueiben uno su
priifen. Jolsen sic cem Drubi Bis
an f.inen 4nfong, 70 finben Sic Sa
cine Dumpfmdidine, bic Hoblen perT
fhinst. tpel6e aus tinem fiiHfbunoert
Mstsr tisfen God berporsebolt unb
| nit pnler Arbsit bierber sebrntt tpers
ben. Sn bieism Wni4inenfual. mo
iib RGbsr unb Riemen breben, Dtrs
bringsn Wsniden ihrt Nnhi. Der cine
bonn Geuer s.r0ftei, Der nnoere ieoeH
4ugenblif bebrobt ron 3nbnrGbern.
2aufriemen, 5pannungen. Worsefl
Bel Ioeesanbruh tperben fih Enuiens
be BON Men1tNn einfperren In Rnuh
nnb Stoub, I'M Wafninen berSuiisls
Hen Gbnlict bensn, bic fih 6n brehen.
llnb unfihtbares WoIf fcIst Sbnen
| iiberuQ fin. Gilbert, inbem es J6nen
aampen ir6gt; bites Doll seborfi
Jbrer Geiie ipie Elm 6unb unb beiTer
als Elm 5unb; nur boben Sie uls Elm
ebenfo inseniofer dIs empfinoIiher
6trr Wauern sipifhtn iih unb bieieH
8olte errihtet - Gis fsber sJhrs
StlaDen nidt mebr, sic b0ren III
nifr mebr; Sis nergefen, boB lie bc
iinb; unb bab 4 fiir 5br Mohlbefin'
ben notbis. Denn ID ptib: Ste bd'
ben Elm quits 6ers; unb Deun Jh'
| Oiener Dor Jbnsn ftiinbe uHb irit Il
lfi4 cs1Brs be aomps 4s&1istss ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

- 1Inier 4gcnt in Samiltpn 1T
Serr GonarS grnd, 449 Sio Sanite
Strafc. 8ea Sci. 476 a., Sumc
TbDne 1851 u. s.
- Gin She'll Der Stabt mar pors
lsste Raht, pon s bis 10 llbr, obns
.lsttrifte 8eleudtung, neil in ben
ftGntifhen Nnlageu cine log. .Sils
Sppe Stpitih" in 9ranb eerieth.
- Die Geusrpehr rpurbs ssitsrn
Mittag na6 Der Wobnung BON Bert
g. gatlop, Ro. 2O6 gatou Np.. sss
rufen. Der Raudfang bes 6eisap.
puruts in benz 9absaimmer bate ous
Dab in granb gefsBt uno osruriaht,
.insn S6aben bon $500 am Dad uni
Ginridtang Deg 9uufes.
- gbarles Stod, Elm 5arm.r, fpels
der nahe Moobsboie tpobnt, meloet,
poreeitern Mbenp Der poli3ei ben 9ers
Iuit fsines portemonnaies unb $3.50
ipel6e ihm bon etnsm 5afdenbieb tn
Der WiilIsr'f6en Wirtbfhaft an ber
Glib 2. 5trabe, abgenemnen rpurbe,
Die pciiaei nubm cine unteriuhuna
DOT unb perndbm bon Der Satin
Stods, bab .rnur $170 bate unb bies
fes Gelb tpuros i'm 8efis DON Stod
gefunben.
Sofepb Selmfteab Dsrlor porseitern
Mbenb itin 9dfhenbu6 nit S. unh
Mertbpapiere uno mslbete feinen Oers
luft Der poliaei. gr fanb fp6t.r bns
Tdffenbuh ohne bas Oelb auF ber
Greppe fsiner Wobnuns.
- George 3immsrs murbe an
Eamhag HbsuS BON Nsapor Gtrass
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
eokal-Derid)t
ztraBenrdnber.
Spicr licst nit ;eridlmcttertem Sd1a'
bel i'm Soipital barnicoer.

SpIepb aincurt, 38 Sabre alt, s1a
.6oitler" in Wann's Staaungen, No.
l4l7 gBalnut StroBe, ipurbe ss'tern
Morqen turS Dor 5tpet uhr betpuBtlos
in elmer glutlahe lieseno, on Der
gts Der goter unb Glm Strabe aut-
o.funben, Gr ipurbe ihleunigit IN
0pliaeifpagen 4 mad benz 'tdottl3en
SopIpital gebraht, pp IS ith berailsz
fteute, Dab er 56pere Sopfpunoen lo=
fpie einen Shdoelbrud erlitten battle.
Der Mann 1T alien Iniheine ndd
Strabenraubern gum Spfer ssfausn,
ba bic 5aIhen Ieiner geintlsioer ous>
oefhnitten pprben paren. Setn 9la@
me tpuroe mittelIt zines in ieinem ges
fise befinbIi6en, poitIagernoen 8rlstes
teitgeFteat. Spdtsr itelIte iih ein
8rupsr bes Qotienten i'm Spipital in
uuo ib.ntifisirts ben 8efpubtlo1sn.
Die Mnitaltsdrste balten ben 3u'tano
bes 9attenten fir Guberit beoentlih.
gine babe Stunbe nu6 Iuffinouns
bes aincart itplpertsn Die polisiitsn
@nberion unb 9enoer am 5lubufer am
ssube Der Gin Strabe iiber einsn res
9ungsIos ouf Der Groe liegenben Nes
ger, tpelaer sbenfalls an fhtperen
aopfpunben unb einem 5ddbelbrudl
lit. Der 8etpubtloie tpuroe 10 ihneI
pie m0stid na6 bem ftdbtifden 6os
fpital sebra6t. Sein 3uitano gilt fir
GuberIt bsbentlid. Der Same oes ct:
ma 26 Sabre ulten Mannes ion Sobu
Simpfon iein. Sb sin 3ufammsn
hang atpiihen ben beibsn 5dllen Be-
ftebt. lieB Tih bisbsr niht feititeQen
Die 9olis.i 1T nit etngebenoeu Inter
fu6ungen beihdfti9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26

: III sisss ssss l1a csrsssl DsispilaFk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-26
sOSes ! aaseiesn.


lGtn Gpphu. Finte. 9dh8nfIogen os go
1906 Sbermdn MbeHue. 2os1o
aRebel an ecrfnnien s2a6suiruaeii 30; lie
Oft BsfWaiden Aoetine. zos@o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

sal"
-QDsibt bu nod. ipas Der 0irtnes
poriges Sabr iuste9"
rgttin, ous ipeiB i9 nidt me6r!"
rSa. oamdls. als meiH altes 9era4
MUM einsseangsn par!"
~N.in, ous lpsiB icb pirtIi4 ni4t,
Maren!"
~Sd. sr iusts, bob. psnn ismans
lange 3sit in einem 5opfs eeitlnpea
babe, oann sinse es niht. ouB man
ibn in oas 2unb binaus pflanSte"
$50, bat er bas geldsia = Su. bl
tann am GnOe tpas gBabres bran
iein."
.9tbsr sluubit ou nitt au6, 6a5
bu = uno ih = Oab mir nibt baSa
tau9sn, mad Ssntofts serpiIaH5t 30
iperoen9"
asa. mir iinb ia bod Ionit bon
Ndtur Sreiluftpflan5en." iaate Slt,
her beIennen absr reIoIu. gu Warers
8ilosriprahe iibsreing.
rab,r mir babsn 5ulonse in Der
Stabt i'm Sopfs gsitanbsn!" iast.
Maren nit Si9erbeit.
rDa fam am @noe mas @abrss
bran fein!"
.sS1. aber bann 1T es ipobl am bes
fen. oaB mir bas tun. moran BIZ
ibon lang. s.6a9t baIt, DIE"
.0as 1T oas. moran ID lurse ge'
ba6t babe, MarsnP"
~0as 1T sun3 senuu Ousfslbs,
moran i9 gsoadt babe, Sls!"
,Sa, bas perGnosrt ia bic Sa9e.
= Damn meinit bu ulio. baB i6 mor'
gen na9 Der Stdot fabrsn iol unO
nit Dem gobofuten fprs6sn9"
rSu, peiB @Ott, bas meine id,
a9t Sage fpGtsr bate SI: r@l'
tersrub" psrtauft, unb ehe Der Stios
bsrtermin fam. bate er iein @sIO in
einsm fiinfIt0diasu Saus brouRen in
Der ipeitli9sn 8orltabt anssIset, no
er ielbft cine Wobnuna duf Der Wdns
furoe battle unO iein eisensr 8i5sipirt
mar.
SEPT siebt ii9 Maren pieber ieben
Sonntag an. uno Sle cebt reaelmds
Big sinsn baIbsn S9ri!t Dor ibr fer.
bic 3iadrre in einsm Iareen Robr.
SIM Winter tommen Iie niht ipei!sr
aIs na1 5rsberits6ors. cisr i'm Som,
mer fabrsn iis in bic nGdite llmas'
aeno binuus, aeten lumber uno befeben
Die @iGIsnaGrten uno freusn iidl iibsr
ibrs ManIarbe in Der sroBsn Gtabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

SGnars uno @eib perbcn nibt 80
Den Ta,ten gsrsdnst, fonSsrn als
el.itbeOsutenO nit ben S'ssnIGsen
ben 2idi uno Dunt:Ibsit be.ratt.t.
9ie @iIenIdlft torn fih NIT elmer
fol2en grt!Grurg ielbitperitdnolih
ni9t bssniiQtn. lonoern mub oos
@srbiltnia oisIer Oe;hsn @teenp6le u
Den eissr!iirssn Sn,ben au ernliHeln
Iu6er. Sin rein.s Se.por5 1T
na9 piFe;iIhaft;i6cr Guifnhrns cine
Iul6e Gis:rid,oft tires Sirffss. Die
ibn ol3u btfGbiot, ifOs glrt bon 2idt
in fin daiSuIaugsn. Ginen S!off,
osf oieIsr 9ebin5une eeniiatr, sibt es
oabsr In Der Ratur ii6srbuupt niht.
gs elbt nur Elm sinfG6es Wittel. ein
einIlbes SdfoorS gu erbdltsn, nlms
lid .oaoar9, Dob man in osu Gedel
tinei iGp1rSen G6l6tsT zine Otffi
nuns ratbt. Dies 2cd erIde;nt Oann
10 Ifpar5, ipie es ii6er6dupt nidts
Idpd,seres gsben lam. bon Ner
ibpcs3tn Oberf;dfe Der Sda6lel
iper5en Die Str.tsr nah alien Sib'
tunerr in isosm Wintef suriitaepors
fen. 70 6Ib ocs Nuse ben @inorud
timer getDiiien unt,iiimmtsu Se0igtei.
enpf1nat Die Stra6tsn oher. 5ie
rurh bas God ins Snners Der S6ac)'
tel eeben uno c,ren el:i9Idlls ees
IhpGr2ten 8obsn trssfsn, lperOsn
3tpar bon oieIem aud suriidseporfsn,
gelaGgsn ubtr niht ourh aus God
ipieoer Md QUEEN, ior6ern 6l:ibsn i'm
Synnern oe" G6ohtsl. Oorcrs eraibt
E4, Sab Sic Oe,,7nuna ieiber Dem
9tuet NIB hi: por bur6uus ftpar5
erTteinen muB.
Msbnlide 8epbuhtunesn tpie in
eiefsm tle;usn Grperimsnt fam man
iibrig.ns aud aIItGeli6 modtn. @enn
men pon ouBsr bic SenIter zines
Sauies be!to4tst, 70 erI9t:nt beten
Siirtsrerun0 msEr obsr ipeniosr
fd,ndr5. DAT 6ur5 Die SsnIitr sins
orinssnbe Sidt III niAt pabrsuasDs
men, uno iur eli tlsinsr Ssil Ieiner
Gtroklsn !pirN nus Dem ,snnern Der
RGumen pieeer Gdrd oie sssnIisr Rms
ausaepcrfen. 0iei. Wirtuna tritt Ios
gar oonn elm. ipsnn ole 8inot b:s
bstrsFxnbsn 3imners oie ei,id. Sur,
be ttassn tpis Die Wausr. in Der ii4
cas 6en,ter o,finoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Sie lInglifs3abl 10.

~Sut fdon sinmal Semuno an
einsm Sifh seisTsn. an Dem oreiaehn
Psrionen fuBen9" fruste Der Serr i'm
uIitermautsI.
SD, erpioerte Der Serr nit Dem
fol5en S6nurrbart.
.Saben sic bemsrtt, oab elm linz
sliid ourauf foIste9"
% ia. elm unsliid fir osn sr0bteu
She'll Der ontpeienoen perfonsn."
~Sturb elmer bon ibnen2"
~Rsin, bapcn tpeib i9 ni9ts!"
~Waren ni9t ssnug Gbpuarsn
oa9" fraste Der Ssrr nit Der breiteH
Stumpfnaie,
rWer ipri9t bon @Bpaar.n9 0a
iparen iiberbuupt feline @Bpuarsn."
nSasten sic ni9t. sic iuBsn an
sinem Slid. on Dem oreiSebn perfos
nen foben9"
~Sa, oas iasts id = sins @Idubis
sers8erfummlung i'm Bureau oes
Qnpalts &rauIs. gs parsn 3ipotf.
Sd mar Der orsisebnte."
So entitano cine lanss gauis. uno
bann frugte Der Mann nit ben fads
artieen 8eintleiSern.
nWisfo pur6s oas 3uIammentrefs
fen unsliidli99 penn i9 frasen
oGrf."
r&einsr bon ibnen befam auh muir
einen pfennig bon mir"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Ser aafsriaeIi6e Ssobadter.

Der @91uipisier SaperiELm friibs
itiidts in .inem Sotsl in Birmingham
uno es helditiete ;bn, OoB Elm unots
rsr @ait ii9 prr ous ofisas aamin'
tenei feItr unb ;bm forttolbreno in
oen Muao fob. Sds modte Den
&iiEf.er r,rrTs uno idIisBlid lib
ibm Ser Gecgloifuber; er tIiusslfe
oem aellncr uno aIs Oeri.!fe no9
isiner @in!dsn fraste. osntete er
cuf sen nn0edusmeu Ysobu9tcr uno
flste;
,,WplIsn Gie Site, Den 0errn I'm
Seder ipenotn. er muB auf DER einen
Ssiis Ibon ger Itin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Der @inbru4 i'm @

Ser @inbru9 i'm g ds
piersef9dft. Spibbube: Wir
bGtten 3eit senus sebubt. nit unierer
8eute gu enttommen. aber gum nnz
sliid fieIsn uns bic Inli9tsturtsn in
bic SGnbs. unb ba bdben mir 10 Ianse
asi9rieben. Biz auf einmal bic po=
Iisei oa mar uno uns ieitnnbm!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

= 9eib Der Srauune. sic
QeiIs): rWas Der junse Wann fir
Elm sIiidlibss Geiiht madt!"
Gr: ga. ser bat aud allen @runS
oasu. Der 1T nur 3.uael"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

= g1ee, 90 bstils idb in msin.m 2es
Zen nidt mebr! Die Sruu bat mid
NAL beleibist.
= 60. mas Fat lie 6enn s.tan9
- Gin Stiid Seife bat iie mir ess
ZEN ipollenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

5rembsr: mas iit bas bod firm
Sliib9en, bas bier porbei flieBtg"
@inbeimif9er: ~Obo. SliiB9en!
-. Sn bem SIuB lit f9on mai ~
5p0ifiGbriger Sunse ertrunten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Sorfftnoer.

eb @iIb aus Der Grobitnbt bon Sopbus
9auoib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

m,dt. baB id bus p6srts bon ben
Reteien i'm Sipoli bier BON Der 8ant
aus iehen lam. uno !penn lie erit
losfnuIIsn. Damn peiB id. baB Die
llbr genau eli 1T, unO tann itsle ich
meine llbr Oarnu9 - ss 1T 10
ansenehm, gu piNen. mas bic nbr
;lt
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-06

tween Caleb. Powers for reelection and
II. H. Seavy, Progressive is close, with
the Bull Moose candidate claiming VIC
tory.
The showing made by the Progressive
party surprised the Democratic and Re-
publican leaders all over Kentucky.
In the Fifth district it was not until
after the final returns We're i'll that 1t
was found that Swager Sherley, Demo
crat, had received narrow plurality OF
1, 400 votes over II. l. Fox.
The Fifth district approximately gives
Wilson $4,000, Roosevelt 1894, Taft
1854. For Congress, Swager Sherley
24,6o3; Ashcraft, Republican, 3,4S5; for
Progressive, 23,477.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-06
WILSON'S CARRIES
KENTUCKY 100000.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 5.-With ninety
counties of the 100 in Kentucky report
ed, indications point toward a plurality
OF more than 100000 for Gov. Wilson in
the Presidential election, while the DEM
ocrats have returned nine Democratic
Congressman. In the Tenth district in
complete returns show that John W.
Langley, Republican, has good lead
over his Progressive opponent.
In the Eleventh district the fight be-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-06
eddy Accepts His Defeat
With Entire Good HumOr

Oyster Bay, N. Y, Nov. 5.-Shortly before
hidnight tonight, COL Theodore Roosevelt made the
following statement
''The American people, by great plurality.
have decided in favor of Mr.. Wilson and the Demo-
ratio party. Like all good citizens, accept the re-
ult with entire good humor and coutentment.i PAS
or the Progressive cause, only repeat what II
have already many times said, the fate of the
eader for the time being is of little consequence,
put the itself must in the end triumph for its
Triumph is essential to the we'll being of the; Amer-
Ian people ''(Signed)
+, THEODORE ROOSEVELT y
About the same time he issued his statement,
Fol Roosevelt sent the following telegram to Gov
Wilson:
s'The American people, by great plurality,
have conferred upon you the highest honor in their
lift. l congratulate you thereon. (Signed)
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-06
President Taft COngratuIateS
Gov. Wilson on the Victory

Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 5.-President Taft to-
night sent telegram to Gov. Wilson and Chairman
Hilles of the Republican national committee, as fol-
lows:
''Hon. Mr. Woodrow Wilson,
princeton, n. j..
IL cordially congratulate you on your election
and extend to you my best wishes for successful
administration (Signed)
''WM. II. TAFT"
"Hon. Charles ID. Hilles, Chairman Republican Ma
tona Committee Times Bldg, New York City:
''You have conducted most difficult campaign
in the face of unusual obstacles. / congratulate
you heartily on the fight you have made and am
deeply grateful to you for it.
"(Signed) VIM III. TAFT"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-06
Party is Again Called TO
Power After Twenty
Years Battle.'
.OOks Like Jersey Cover.
nor Has Lost Only One
State i'm East.
(Owensboro Messenger


The election of Governor Woodrow Wilson,
of New Jersey, as President, and Governor Thos.
Marshall, of Indiana, Vice President, by safe
majority, was certainty early in the night, in
complete returns from the country at large leav-
ing small doubt as to the final outcome.
1t became apparent early that the Democratic
nominee had carried the ''Solid South" as well
as the impressive array of Eastern States Before
the returns from the country at large began to
approach anything like completeness, the Repub-
lican and Progressive papers were conceding
sweeping Democratic victory in their respective
cities and States.
Roosevelt Gets Illinois.
The most conspicuous exception to the gen.
eral Wilson victory came in the form of returns
from points in Illinois, where the Progressives
early were conceded victory.
Wilson Gets New Jersey
New Jersey gave Wilson plurality estima-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-06
From Coast to Coast is the Democratic
TEDDY GETS ILLINOIS
Ground Swell for Demo-
cracy Sweeps From
Coast to Coast.

ted at $4,000 to 10000 over Roosevelt. Taft who
ran third, poled vote in New Jersey less than
half of Gov. Wilson
Owing to the length of the ballot, which de-
layed the counting beyond hope of complete re-
turns before Wednesday. Florida was uncertain
grounds as to the extent of Wilson's victory, but
not as to the fact of it. 1t estimated that the
entire Democratic ticket won by a majority of
10000.
With the annexing of Rhode leland to Will
sons column by later returns and with the close
ness in New Hampshire, it seemed probable that
New England entire with the exception of Yer
mont, had gone for Wilson.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-11-06
Massachusetts For Wilson.

For the first time in its history, Massachu-
sets will give its electoral vote to Democrat.
Both Massachusetts and New York elected Demo-
cratic Governors, Sulzer in New York, and Foss
in Massachusetts.
By midnight both President Taft and Col.
Roosevelt had conceded Gov Wilson's election.
Early in the night there seemed small reason
to doubt that Wilson would carry, besides the
'Solid South" Connecticut Delaware, Kentucky.
Maine. Maryland, Massachusetts,, New York,
West Virginia, Indiana, Montana, New Jersey
and New Mexico, and later returns clnched the
Democratic victory in these States.
The Owosso times., 1912-03-08
Greater Farm Efficiency
Concrete a Profit Maker
By PROF. c. A. ococK. W.eon.ir co.s. Of Agriculture

II layer OF mud or clay settles over
the sand, do not use It.
!, Gravel or stone should be free from
sticks. leaves or any foreign sub
stance which would in any way do
stroy the action OF the cement upon
the sand and gravel. II clay Is pres
ent. always wash It out by pouring wa
ter over the sand or gravel which 10
to be spread over an inclined screen.
Spread the cement upon the sand
and gravel u they arc In combination
on the watertight platform and mix
until the whole mass is Of uniform
color. Then add water unless
screened gravel or crushed stone Il
being used. in which case place the
cement upon the sand. mixing until ?
Uniform color: add gravel or crushed
stone and mix thoroughly. and then
add enough water 10 produce the
proper consistency. Hoes or shovels
can be used to mix the concrete. hut
the latter are more often employed.
Concrete should be mixed In small
quantities. only such amounts being
prepared an will be used up immedi,
ately. Concrete hardens SO rapidly
that Jumps often begin to form
throughout the whole mass before 1t
can be used. Under these conditions
the whole amount should be discard
ed. Concrete ought not to stand more
than rs or 30 minutes after the ce-
The Owosso times., 1912-03-08
BILL OF LUMBER FOR 10 FT. y TT. TANK.
,o Length. Purpose

parts crushed stone or gravel are used
lin the 1-2h.5. The mixture selected
will depend upon the nature OF the
work In which 1t is used.
Table No. /. shows the materials
necessary for one cubic yard Of con-
crete.
IN order to determine the amount
of cement necessary for any amount
Of. concrete, estimate the number OF
cubic yards and multiply that number
by the figure in the table opposite,
"Bbls. cement per cubic yard OF con-
CRETE" and under mixture to be
used" The amount Of sand and OF
stone is determined in the same way.
Batch mixing, as indicated by the
name, is an intermittent process and
Is the one most used in silo construc-
ton. Under certain conditions the
continuous mixing process may be en-
plOyed. Contlnuous mixing Is done by
machinery, the materials being fed
into the machine without interruption
during the mixing process, which may
continue for four or five hours. Batch
mixing may be done by machinery IL
IL seems more desirable. Simple me-
chanical mixers have been very sue
cessfully constructed from an ordi-
nary kerosene barrel.
Water should be added until slop-
py mixture Is obtained. This will per-
NIT the material to be readily poured.
The concrete should be prepared upon
o water-tight mixing platform. usually
about 10x12 feet. In placing the ma
terials upon this platform, some meth
cd should be used to get the proper
proportions; that Is, If la mixture
Is used, some simple measure for the
materials should be employed where
by this may be easily determined.
Weighing is accurate, but somewhat
The Owosso times., 1912-03-08
Natives Eat Earth in West Africa.

Natives Of West Africa, in French
Sudan, practice "geophagy." Although
the practice is common in many parts
Of the world, this particular case is re-
markable for the systematic way in
which the dirt Is collected, and for the
fact that 1t occurs in well cultivated
region, where food is abundant The
earth consumed is a clay, which is
found intercalated among the grits OF
the region in beds of various thick
ness. The deeper layers are preferred,
and for this reason the natives dig
galleries, which are so crudely con-
structed that falls Of earth frequently
occur, sometimes with fatal results.
When an unlucky miner is thus buried
no attempt is made to rescue him, as
1t is believed that the divinities of
the mines require an annual victim. 1t
Is stated that individuals not infre-
quently consume seven and half
pounds Of clay daily.