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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13

With the limited seating capacity
of the club gymnasium filled with
probably two hundred spectators, the
second P. A. a. c. athletic smoker
was held last evening and all OF the
bouts, both amateur and profession
al, proved interesting and enjoyable.
Although several numbers promised
by Manager Evans were not given,
several others not on the program
were put on, so that the crowd went
away satisfied.
The feature event of the evening
was the fast three round boxing bout
between Jockey Bennett, Pacific coast
featherweight champion, and Buddy
Stevens of the Columbus club of
Portland. Bennett gave some inkling
Of the stuff he has and which has
made him a fighter of note One of
his strongest points is the speed with
which he shoots in his jabs and up
percuts. stevens, however. despite
his amateur ranking, made a good
showing against his older and more
experienced opponent and won many
admirers.
Unfortunately. Billy Gaffney, who
is to meet Bennett Monday night,
could not secure a foe worthy of his
steel for his bout last evening.
Spike Hennessy, who was to have
spared with him. suddenly left the
city and at the last moment, Charles
Workman, a local boy without expert
ence. training or condition, consent
ed to go on rather than disappoint
the crowd. Gaffney, in consideration.
contented himself with defensive work
though two or three of the few
blows he did deliver rocked Wort
mans head alarmingly.
The evenings entertainment open
ed with exhibitions of parallel bar,
mat and horse work by Young Hacks
juvenile class consisting of Kid Casey.
Henry Latourelle. Earl Thomas and
Ward Manker The boys demonstrate
ed that they are progressing In the
gym feats which their instructor has
been teaching them and their exhi-
bitions were enjoyed by all. They
concluded by forming several pyra-
mids.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
FIVE TRAINMEN ARE
KILLED IN WRECK

Cumberland, Nd, Dec. 13.-Five
trainmen were killed near Glencoe,
in the wreck of Baltimore Sc Ohio
train consisting of two engines and
AZ coal laden cars, when brakes re-
fused to work. dashed eight miles
down mountainside before both To-
comotives and every car leaped from
the rails and plunged into the ditch.
Four other trainmen were injured,
two perhaps fatally.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13

When "Shine" became sick and quit,
for some moments.
The bouts were refereed by Brook
Dickson, whose bout with Dudley
Evans was called off.
Before the evening was over, Man
ager Evans introduced Barney Doug
las, giant negro of La Grande, who
issued challenge to any local heavy
weight with an expressed preference
for bib AL" well known bootblack
who used to don the mits occasional
ly. Later in the evening Pete Jost,
amateur club heavyweight, accepted
the def.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
BEARS CAUGHT IN CAVE
BY TROUTLAKE TRAPPERS

Troutlake, Wash. Dec. 13.-Bear
are numerous in the foothills around
this valley and three of the Bruin
family are captives in a cave where
tney have winter quarters. John
Schmid and Frank Kuehnel, local
lrappers, who have trap lines in the
Fills west and northwest of Troutlake
Valley, made sure the caves were
fastened up well to preclude the es-
cape of the animals and came home
To spend Sunday. They expect on
their return to the cave during this
week to smoke the animals out of
their lair.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13

manslaughter by jury. imposing a
sentence of five years. At the former
trial he had been found guilty of
the murder of Judge Massie and for
that was sentenced to Is years in
the penitentiary. The sentences were
therefore grouped yesterday, making
80 years to be served for the three
murders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
175 Students at Normal.

Monmouth, Ore, Dec. 13.-The at
tendance at the Oregon Normal
school has grown steadily since the
opening of school on September IS.
There are 175 students. Among them
are high school graduates and teach
ers throughout the states of the
northwest. Homes of Monmouth
gives ample room for the students,
until the new girls dormitory is COM
pleted
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
LOOKING FORWARD.

The husband and wife were making
a call on friends one evening. The
wife was talking. II think we shall
have Marian take a domestic science
course along with her music and reg
ular studies when college,"
"Ah," said the man present. who
had been stranger until that even
ing. you look rather young to have
a daughter at college"
"Oh," said the mother, naively.
"she isn't old enough now; she Is just
eight months old, and I do so like to
look forward Indianapolis News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
SUCCESS.

At luncheon in New York the
topic under discussion was the ar
rest of Mayor Lunn and the Rev. Al
gernon S. Crapsey OF Schenectady for
street speaking during the Little Falls
strike.
John d. Rockefeller, Jr., without
praising or blaming either the two
men or the strike that they advocated
gave utterance to an epigram that
every business man would do we'll to
paste above his desk.
Success" said Mr.. Rockefeller,
knows no eight-hour law"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
BURGLARS BREAK INTO
THREE STORES AT SANDY

Sandy, Or, Dec. 13.-Burglars vis-
tied several places in Sandy Monday
night some time after midnight
They broke a window through which
they entered the Sandy store and took
several small articles of merchan-
disc II Mills confectionery store,
just across the street, was entered and
100 cigars are missing They also en-
tered Edwards saloon and took some
small change, all there was in the
till This is the first time Sandy has
been visited by burglars in many
years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
CAMPAIGN TO BREAK
EGG CORNER GROWS
2I Cents Asked by Crusaders and
settlement Houses Aid i'm Work.

Settlement Houses AID In Work.
Philadelphia, Dec. 13.-The cam
paign against the alleged corner in
eggs begun by the Housekeepers
league, was renewed with increased
vigor Every candler that could be
found was kept busy all night inspect
ing eggs to supply the demand from
all sections of the city.
The various settlement houses,
where social workers are taking an
active part in the campaign, were OPP
en- for business in time to sell the
24-cent eggs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
For Sale Cheap.

Good nine room house, modern.
with stone foundation, and seven lots.
located near st. Joseph's academy.
VIII sell cheap IL taken by January
1st. For particulars call at this of
flee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
ALLEN GETS 35 YEARS
FOR THREE MURDERS
Trial OF Famous Hillsvllle Court
House Assassins Is Ended.

IIUITSt lfS5HSSIfHS
Wytheville, Va, Dec. 13.-The court
trials of the members of the famous
Virginia clan of Aliens for the shoot
ing up of Carroll county court house
last March came to an end when
Sidna Allen pleaded guilty to murder
in the second degree in the shooting
of Sheriff Webb The action came
after his conviction of involuntary
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
GIRL INITIATE FAINTS
AT WEIRD CEREMONY
GhOstly Robes and Blood -Bespatter-
ed Deserted Jail Are Too Much for

ed Deserted Jail Are Too Much for
Her.
Greeley, Colo, Dec. ia score of
sorority girls conducted an initiation
in the abandoned Jail here and as
result of their weird rites the condi-
date tainted and had to be taken to
her home. The young woman. who
sought admission to the society, was
led blindfolded to the Jail. When the
blind was removed she gazed upon
score of girls arrayed in ghostly
robes, each waving bloody turkey
wings. The only light upon the scene
came from a bath tub in which alco-
hol had been lighted
Deputy Sheriff Frazier had killed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13

a number of turkeys in the building
during the afternoon and the blood
from them was spattered about the
floor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
BOUTS ARE GOOD
FIGHT FANS ATTEND THE
LOCAL ATHLETIC SMOKER

Good Card Is Seen-Crowd Satisfied
With Program As Arranged by
Manager EvanS-Feature Event of
Evening Is Between Bennett and
Buddy Stevens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
lNGS

Heavy coatings of all
wool "Mackinaw" in check
and plaids. Comes in brown
grey and red. Special, the
ward -----.-.----.----- ST. .9S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
csc SILKS

Good heavy quality with
satin finish, coin dot figure.
Comes in all colors for street
and evening wear. Special
ward ....................................... 35c
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
Only 9 More Shopping
Days It'll Xmas
Our Whole Store is on Tip
Toe to SerUe You Promptly

Come and make your holiday pur
chaSeS from our UaSt Stocks-.. You'll
find this store remarkably weN pre-
pared to supply your Christmas de-
mands and other needs in the seasons
most desirable merchandise, and
right now is the time to buy. You
can always rely on getting the great
est amount of value at The Peoples
Warehouse---No matter what the price may be
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13
$3.50 DRESS GOODS

Dress goods of high quail
ity in plaids, checks, and
stripes. All wool, width up
to So inch, worth from 81
to $1.5O yard. Special,
ward SOC
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-13

25c HUCK DWELLING
-Four different patterns in
linen finished huck toweling,
correct width for fancy work,
heavy weight, special, the
ward .... 1Sc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
2okal.Deridt
2lngeblibe Naubm6rber
Solleu in EOrtsmoatb binsieit &c.
mad)t morben iein,

Gie bieiige goli3ei puroe seitern
benodrihtigt, baB 5wei gteger ga.
mems George A6ams unb George
eoerion in Eortsnuoitb, g., bon Dem
eiienbabnoetettin sSnn1es goneus per-
baitet lpuroen, IN bem Iuaenblif aIs
lie Don eiaem 5rad)t5ug Der 81. unb
@. eiienbabn iprangen. 3as @eiiBere
Der 8efanaenen ioa Der geihreibung
Der beIOen Woroer eutiprehen, mel.
de Dor einigen @oben in Den Sofen
Der 81. un6 gS. Giienbnbn in Glare
Den 2ofomotipfiibrer 0eorg @augba-
man eridoiieu baben. Die Neeer be.
itreiten, nit benl Berbred,en irgenb-
ettuas gu tblm gebabt 5u baben. Sic
ioaen jebot CUR Belt bes waoroes in
einem Observation-Disclosures uabe Der
Sbatitelle gearbeitet baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
Eattpn uno Ueuenne .

- Die y4tbeniun 2iterarp Sccistp"
Der Ouptoner SO6ihule bat in ibrer
0eriammluus Elm ausse5sidnetss proS
gramm fir bas gan5s S6uljabr entz
porfen. Der GpeIus 6eginnt am 6.
De5smber.
- petsr Gilbert Gappsl, Sobn bes
Serrn Gilbert gappeQ BON Der 4. Qpe.,
Dapton. iturb seftern i'm GhriIt 9pipiz
tai in Cincinnati i'm 4lter bon ell
Sa6ren.
= Das Soc 5ooter 5rauen RslieI
Corps psriammelt fth beute Nadmits
tag nber pbtbian 5aue in 0apton
our Suipettion.
- Der Jrauenperein Der gp. prot.
ct. SObannes airde BON 8ellepus Ders
anitaltet am 0onneritug, 81. Sttober,
Elm gu4reipiel unb aaffsetrdn5dsn in
Der airhe. Die @aitseberinnsn iinb
bic Oamen 81. Weier, Waplor, We@iQ,
Snttlsr, S9uler, &. Grid unb bic
Jrls. Grid uno 5rapp.
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SafesBnu.

praiibsnt 2luguft 9errmann befins
bet iid felt eeitern auf einem Sasb.
ausflug in bic M1lber Misconfins.
mo- Der gbicasoer Wasnat gomistep,
beHen SAT- er fem 4pirb. fein Wintsrs
lager aufgefhlagen bat.
9eitern traf bier aus bem Often Die
Nadridt Elm, bab Wiliam Gipeenep.
Der ansrtannt Bette 8aienbiiter Der
Rationalliga, pon feiner alubpertpaIz
tung in Bottom bic Grlaubnib erbalterl
bat, in ben gincinnatisr Rlub iiber5u.
treten, faas ibm bie Qeitung besfelben
boburh seii4ert ipirb. Gtpeenep 1T
Elm gtncinnatier RinD unb bat mebrs
iabrise GrfabruHs als Jelbtapitdn
hinter iid.
Infer 8aienbiiter Did Cyan traf
eeftern auT Der Reife mad Gan Jrane
cisco aus. Retp Dort bier Elm unb iDirb
fih an oem goHntagsipiele 5pif4en
yHebs" unb @tdmrods1 betbeiligen.
Me@rapnor unb peib 1perben bds Ge~
fhiib Der ,Rebs1 bebierren.
Muf Der ioeben betnbeten etreiftour
Der .Rebs" bat Gefddftsfiibrer Ban
croft einsn DielDerfpredenbtn Gdnger
in benz iunsen Garmer Gmil DonfOrtb
entbedt. ber fir unfertn Rlub tpntfoits
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germifte auaben gefunben.

Der 13 Sabre alte CHARLES elliott.
bon go. 612 @eit 3. Strabe, nelfer
ieit @outag permiBt ipuroe, tit se.
fi1noen iporoen. er mar BON Sauie
iortgelaufen, neil Elm nnberer anabe
ibm aus Shers er5dblt batte, baB er
bon Den OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ge-
illht iperbe. CHARLES bate glrbeit In
elmer Ganbpfabrif gefunben.
gluh Der 13 Sabre nlte @nI. Scar.
bis, BON 9to. 61S glm StraBe, pel'
der om Witt1poh Der Boli5ei ais Der.
mibt geneloet ipurbe, lit gefunben
tporoen, uno sipar i'm itdotiiten So
ipifal. Ger allabe par BON einem
Iuton1obiI iiberfabren iDoroen l,no
bate eitlen 8einbruh erlitten.
8eitern abeno lief inn YoIi5ei.
hauptquartier Die Nadrid)t elm, baB
Elm &nabe geamens aeilep, ipefder
ieinen gltern in Cincinnati entlauien
ipar. iih in Der Sbbut bes Jarmers
8eorg Gbeesnan bon Nplano, ap..
befincst.
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Slmnten Qlmsfteuuag
Geranitaltet bic SiGtSeller So. III
ihrem 0eidafte an Der Gaee Ctr.

Slaen 9lumenfreinoen lit heute
ooer morsen elm 8eind oes Gtablllics
nents Der glumenbanolung Der Slll'
Seller 60, SEQ. 532- 534 Hace CIR,
orineenb gu enpiebIen. 9ie 6lrma
peranItultet ndtnlib gegenpartlg eine
glurnenausitequng, Die iehr blel oes
,sntere1ianten uno Sebensiperthen
bietet uno in Ger glGu5eno!te. Neiie
Die 2eiitunssfabigfeit oes 8eihafts
oarthut.
@ennifon in erIter Sinie GbrDlar'
tbemen 5ur NusItellllng fonImen nno
sluor IN allen MIR oenfbaren sSarbens
nuancen unb Shattirimgen uno III
oen perihieoerIten @roBen 70 bretci
Die auslteIlllng aud lonit oes sSn'
tereiionten 1ehr piel. gtanentli6 Die
nerltbieoenen Rolenarten fe''eln Den
9eiud)er unb ihlieBlid) Iino audi ole
uieIen Gbrenprciie unb Weeoaillell
arsgeitent, pelhe Der 5irma uno ben
Snbabern berielben auf gilsitellun.
gen in europa Iolpte bier 3uerfanni
lpor0en iinb.
Serr Seller, elmer Der SSitbober Der
sSirma uno Ger 8eifaftsiiibrer Serr
8uItan 6. Midlep madten geitern in
Der aufmerfianliten 8eiie Die Son'
neurs uno gaben ben 5ablrei6en ge.
iuhcrn, unter oenen natiirlih Die
9amenrpelt bauptiddIif Dertretei
mar, Die notDigen grflarungen iiber
Die eill3elnen gIumenarten.
Seute 9tad)nlittaq tperoen Die 90
men, melde Die guslteQlng beiuhen,
nit glunen beihenft tperoen.
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Nerste aaben mir Webisia, un mir su ctn
3eiten 6ie Shmer3en ju srleihtsrn uuo s'
f!drten, bab iA mid elmer Operation nm.
tersieben iotife. SD rolts n'Hf oarduI
boren unb als Elm Ireuro metues Gdff:n
bisiem iaete, mas 2pbia 6. ViH'bums
psaetable COMPOUND fir isine Uraa sss
than bate, mar ib ninie, IS ouH su bersi
fuben. 5ebt bin i'd Elm Bib BON 0ss
iunbbeit unD fiible aud ebeHio. Sd) ionn
meine oausorbeiten itlbtt perri9.sn, rfts
men 8arten beftenen unn sine Rub mtIstn.
SD tann geiuter untertalten unb bieie
omitfren. SD ionn 9eiude moden, wtnTl
id nil uno an ireeno eiuem 9oee i'm Wss'
nat 70 nett 3u Cub gebeH pie tine eefunoe
frau SD tpiinibtt, id ionnte NIT jebfr
leibsnoeu Jrau obsr Wdbhen ipre@ea.. -
MRS. Dema getbune, Stieton, Wo.i
Dturraeoius, ST. - I'd babe 0pbio e..
Vin,bam's Ysgetabls Gompounb fit stnt,
isbr Ihpersn iyaa bon Granenleioen es'
brauht uno bic Nehi.in bot m,d ipieter
;u etner gsiunoeu Grau eenod)f. Weine
geiunbbeit tpar poais lerrittet, bic Werjte
rtetben mir, mid elmer Operation N uns
ter,ifben, unb i9 mar f9ou bersit, nod bem
5cfpitof ,u gsbeu, bate jfbcA Gur6t bas
Dor uHb periuhte ibren Gompeuns hnsus
nebmen. Sd fubIte mid 70 febr sebeNert,
tab id ote aersts anfsebeu fcnnte unb mar
Dor Der Operation beipabrt.' Gron
Gburtss Roore, R. q. 10. 8. 4Rars
tasottIs. 80.
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WtDfteriDier Sail
Neugeborenes SabD iua ipurlos pers
iduunoen iein.

Die 80 Sabre alte gpn german bon
$50. 1922 pleafant Strabs tpurbe eee
itern BON Den 9e6eimpoli5iiten
S9ustte unb 9apes uuf Gruno zines
Der poli5ei 5ugegangenen anonpmen
griefes perbaftet. Sn benz griefe
piro bebauptst, bab in Der Dohnung
Der German an elmer psrbsirat6eten
Jrou, bon Der Mopre Strabs, oeren
Rame bon Der poli5ei borldufig gez
beim gebolten apirb, cine Operation
poreenommen fporben lei, uno bab
man ous Shreien zines nsuseborenen
ainoes eebort babe. tpsldss ieitbem
IpurIos psrIhpunoeu lei. Die gefunz
gene beitreitet, irgeno cine uneeieblihe
5anoIuHg beeangen gu bubsn, giebt ies
bod gu, Der betrsffsnben iSrau cine
Wleoi5in perabrei6t gu baben. Die pos
li3ei bemiibt iid, ben Ramen zines
Wtannes 3u ermitteln, tpelher in ben
Saa pertpidslt iein ioQ.
Die 9sbimpoli5iiten Shiitte unb
Subss perbafteten ipdter bic % Sabre
alte Srau Jlprence Spruoer i'm GU
iammenhung nit Dem pbigsn 5all.
5rau Sprdber Durbe porldufis ais
psrbd6tig einseIperrt. Sic tpetserte
iih, bic an iis eeridteten 5rassn gu
beanttporten. @esen Gpa german
ipurbe radtrdglih bic 4ntlaee, cine
trimineae OperatioH porsenOmmen gu
baben, erbpbsn.
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W E II, y Q r t.

2ie Heppurt Office fir bas yGin.
cinnatier &Dlfsblatt" befinbet iid) in
go. 339 gurf Srake, seseniiber Dem
GDurtbauie, ,uoielbit Neuisfeiteu, In.
seisen II. /, III. Bis 10 lIbr 45 Miuu.
ten abenos entgegcngeuommen mer.
ben. SelcpbDn Sonth 2401.
- Die Campbell So. @robeei9tpoz
renen, bic cine Wo9e ousiegten, tra<
ten geitern fpisber in Sigung. Na
Stelle BON u. s. 9epsrt, Der ertruntz
ts, rure s. s. Wlueller ernunnt. Die
Gef6norenen puren tpieoer pereibiot
unc 81. S. WoiIett gum 8oriiger err
nannt. Die GeI6porenen nabmen
Iofori Die nnteriuAuns oes Srpquois
Club 5suer auf. Der Sail
ppn Oscar S0obge tpegen Sdiez
Bsns nit Der Qbfi6t Sobn Gil
liz MAGE Silper 9rope gu t0bten, fpure
be bann perbanbelt. Gr erbielt $500
Strcfe uno 6 Wlonate gountpgefdng>
nib.
= GbeIdeine: Somer pratt uno
Repa Stiles, beioe bon 9enia, 8. -
Charles Glippinger unb Nuguita
Sartmann, beioe bon Sprinsfiel5,
Sbio.
9runbeigentbums uebertrae
sungen: Jennie Gudler an War Ope
penbeimer, Got an Der putnam Ctr,
81. - 4manba MeMuIlen an 81. 8.
gdert, aot an Der 3. Ctr, Dayton,
81. = Marn 9. Bunsel on BaIter
Spiclp, 2ot go. 289 Buena 0isfo
Qbition, ST. - Sobn 0reifs an Gbriz
|frian Doper, Got an Der 2. unb Ma!=
Inut Str.. Gapton, 81.
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bas elesanteite unb beiteinseridtete i'm
sanaen Staat 1T. Die Damen, Die
geitern bic 0otelrdumIihteiten in Ius
genI6ein nubmen, nurben nit Helten
beihenft, tpGbrenb bic 6erren als
SOupenirs leberue apfferheds erbiels
ten.
- Das brei Monate alte SDhtsrs
6en Der Jamtlie CHARLES Sebbergsr
bon SAB Norb 5. StraBe, itarb geitern
Weorsen an 5hpG6e,
- Sefe Wsit purbe seitern bon
Fidter @aro nm $50 unb A Wonate
4rbeitsbuus beitruft, neil er ni4t fiir
feline Satin unb ainber forgte.
- Seiratbsidsins: Better Jrant
Sbompion, %, unb Bertha 6. 9raft,
18, beioe BON Wet Wibbletopn; Sus.
0iirbam, 26, bon Sullipan, g., unb
2uciua Saoler, %, BON Orforb; Sos
Darb Wilion, 80, unb Mae 8roDn,
"a, beibe BON Mibbletppn; 9onn Sanz
tanteuo. 25, gbicaso, unO Gpu Stdin=
bropt. 1S, 5amiItpn; Sobn B. Garter,
"a, Cincinnati, unb Sallie airbp
6uncod, 26, angeblih bon 6amilton;
Sobn Sang ir., 80, unb Gboie Sids,
81, beibe BON 6amilton; Robert Scott,
Al, unb Spfepbine Suas, 5arbige,
betbs BON 9umilton.
- NelIie 9ronn bat Som 8roiun
bon Mibbletoipn oui Sdeibuns pere
tlagt unb gtbt aIs 8runo @srnadldiz
figung an. 9ds paur heiratbete in
1909 uno trennte Iih in 1911. sic
perlungt aud bas Hs6t, ibren Mdo-
dsnnamen. NelIis auirlid, ipieoer
fiibren 81 biirfen.
- Sdmes OoIp, elm ao6 bon Ginz
ctnnati, pel6sr untsr Der Qntlase bes
Srasens perbprgener Waffen unter
5000 giirsidaft ituno uno ii6 nah
9amilton fliihtete, ipuroe DorgeItern
Naat bier bon Der puli3ei perbaftet.
Gr erbielt bic GrlaubniB, in Der
Mapors Office gu iiBsu, bis fein ans
malt uno giirgs, GbarIes peacod, ibn
bolen fonnte. Gr mahts in Der 3piz
iden3eit ben 8eriu6, nadmals 5u entz
flieben. gr tpurbs ipdter an Der Siib
Sront Strabe bon Der qoliaei tpieoer
eingsfangen uno ieinem gertbeibiser
uno 8iirsen ausssliefert.
- SomueI 2ippincott bon Gina,
g., iudt Mi6del Sigbb unb isine
Satin 4manba 2ippincott ,lpelhs am
%. Sanuar bur6brannten. 5iebp lieb
feline Satin i'm Stih uno aippincott
ihreibt bem Gpuntp glert 8runion,
bub 5isbb Iid iiinf Wdl perheiratbete
unb jebesmal bic angetraute Satin
turse 3eit ipdter i'm Stihe lisb, um
1ih ipieber gu perbeiratben. Gr min
pifen, OBJ Sigbp iih bier nit 5rau
Qippincott perbeiratbete. gs purbe in
9amilton tein Derartissr Ssirat6ss
i6ein aus9eiteut.
- 9labps Siler lpuroe bic S6eiz
bung BON Thurman 9iler, $5 bic Do=
DIE Qlimsnte uno $25 Intpaltsssbiibs
yen berpilligt.
- Dabe 2(pbelott., friiber bier
pobnbaft, uno SRI. 9arrist 3oomis
puroen porgsItsrn glbsno in GtrDn,
Sbio, gstraut. 5err Qlsbelotte lit
Der Sobn bes friiberen R.battsurs bss
bieiigsn r8emotrat", ipelher ieiner
3eit in bem PreB5immer perunsliidts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

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Der Jelbf9eune Elm. gs bausrt elm
gDeil6en, ba brinst mir Der 9unb bas
gefliigelte 6u8n 3u unb ft0bt nod Elm
Stiit ferdus. ous id feble.
ueber Dem SORT iteiet es ihpar3
berauf. Die Come gebt fort, Der Winb
nimmt iid) auf unb Elm Regenihausr
pruHelt berunter. Die Spreben in ben
Giden am Wege IGrmen absr Iuitig
meter uno Der 2lmmerbabn auf benz
3aunpfabl iinst. tpie sur JriibIinss@
seit. SD itapte iiber bic Stoppel nab
Der Seioe bin unb laife ben 6uub BON
ba aus ipeiter fuhen. Gr remit bas
5elo auf uno ab. nimmt bann bic
5eibe an, iudt uno fuht uno itebt
enoli9, elm 5ubn.
G5 tommt auf ben stpeiten /S6nb
berunter, aber 3ugleih itebt bier ems
auf unb ba ems unb bort nod ems;
ale aber itreidhen iiber bic 8r.n5e. so
mub ih mad Der Jelofbeune.
8rau lit bic 2uft eetporben unD
iiibl. 4us lit es nit benz luitisen Qs@
ben; fort limb bic iilbsrnen 6erbitfds
ben, tein S6metterlins fliegt mebr
unb Die 5euihreden baben ibr 9e3irpe
einseiteqt. Die Nmmern unb Jinten
iinb 81 Sol5e seitri6en, unb bic pie
per iinb mad benz Woore se3ogen. Won
benz Stursader tommt Der apsbmitbige
auf bes Resenpfeifers, auf ben abse>
.rnteten aarfoffelitiiden Hagen bic &i>
bibe unb miBmutbis quarrsn bic ard.
ben, bic mad benz 9emeinoebol3e fIies
gen.
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unb nit ipenis Cuff iolge id ibm.
Hiht mebr freuen mid bic solOsnsn
gliitben bes Rainfarns unb bic blauen
0lOd9en am Wese, unb ieIbt bas
itol5e Qeintraut neben bem bunten
Steinbaufen ldbt mid folt unb Der
bobs gmpfer NIT ieinen inaurotbn
8lGttern, bic ionberbar i'm Winbe bin
Enb Der fpebeln. MiitelbroHeln ftieben
Dor bsm ounbe nit trodenem 9es
fhnarr auf; bic lebte bon ibnen bolt
iih bas Sperberpeibden, bas aus Der
5ubre bel Der Selofheune berausses
fhoiien fommt. Shon babe ih es auf
bas aorn ssnommen. ba beiinue id
mid; bier iinb ia bic bier 9iibnsr sins
sefallen.
gs bauert nidt lanse, 10 bat iie
Der 5uno; hat iie uub bat lie bod niHt.
oenn lie iino tpieber lange eeIaufen
aber eins befomme ih gum SnIuFe
bod. gDo aber bic anberen bleiben,
bas tann ih ni9t finben, benn bic Cuff
1T fdon Su uniihtis. go sebt es benH
b.im. Der R.sen fdngt tpieber an;
Der 5immel TT sans grau; ber Winb
gsbt bpbl iiber bic Gtoppst.