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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

3Mrbe fleines Sinh pom 3nge iibers
fabrcu nno seritiifeIt.

Gin iltrhbarer llnfaQ creignete iit
geitern Nohmittag III TeIhi, 8, IN.
Dem Die fleine. anoerthalb Sabre aIte
Gorothp 0tlQigan Dor ben Gugeu ih=
-er entietteH Ntutter unter Den 3D.
Germ zines ,3uges 3ernnImt uno ent.
hallptet Duroe. lie TamiIte WtJQigQn
nobnt an Sineoln 9loenue. Iorothp
befano iih nit ibrer Y}utter nabe Der
Rig Sour GiieHbabH.areu3ung beluI
Saltepunft III. ais Tie Quf Ger aHoeren
Seitc ser 8eIeiie ibren Eruher her
annaben lab. Sic moute 0emielbcn
entgegeneiIeu uno Iiei ilber Die @G-
Ieiie, oIs in oeurieIbeu Iugeublif Elm
Bug IN nolIer ,Yabrt nm Die nahcbe.
iiHniid)e Hatbc bog. 9e60r 6is iiaifref. itfr ett
geldbmte giutter cinen Sdritt thlm
founte, mar oa5 llRgliif Qciheheu
-SiebIinQ mar pon Der Sofomotlpe
eriaBt uno iiberiuhren Doroeu. Tem
ainoe Darcn beioe 9eine uu0 Der
aopi pom Rumpie qetrenrt mnroen,
uuo Ser 5oh mar ieIbitperitauolid eiu
uugeubIitlidler. Tie lmtroltlldc Diut.
ter rattle Die per'tiimmelten llcbcrs
reite hires J0dtCrhens 5uiannen
lno manoerte nit Ser trauriaer 9iir-
DC bein1. Der Coroner muroe benahs
rIdtigt ltno oroncte einen ,SHanelt an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

|nno bort erit ianoen iie, ipie iie be.
boupten, Boli5iiten, Die nit thnci
nod benz 5onie ciltcn. Ter 8uride
mar ratiirlif Idn8it iiber aae 8erge
unb Die con gtodborn angeItelte Gu.
DE hotte feinen grfolq.
Cine llnteriuhung ergab, oab Der
aerl 3uerlt einen 2aben BON einem
aeilerfeniter abhob uro oieien als Ell.
ne Art lrittleiter benitbte, nm an
Dem sSeniter Der fSrdit EbiQips 3u ge.
lanaen. @r ihob oann nit Ieifter
Wliihe oas 5liegenfeniter IN Die 6ohe
uno itieg elm. SSrau 8btuips perrnod).
te MIR cine ttngeniigetloe geihreibuuq
oes gurihen 3t geben. IS mar ein
fleiner, ifmddtiger Dtann, ber~etnen
beilen an}ug tr1g Ierielbe mar oii.
geniheinlih id}on am Wontag Rah.
mittag in Dem Snrie, Inn oas Serrain
aus3uflnoifaften. 6rau S5ohnion er.
5dblt, 0nB am Wontag Nadmittag ein
illnger Utom NIT heaem an3ug ms
SauS fam iif ais gelepbontuipeftor
dus9ab lm0, ipie er iagte, oas Jele.
pbOn inipi5iren ntilIie. Gr blieb tpobl
3luou3ig Qftnltten lang am GeIepbon
uno mari mebrmals Tifels binein,
um Nnlhlub 3u befommen. 2eioer
borte Ole sSrnu nidrt, mas Der 8luihe
ipradl. Als lie aber nah ieinem Sort
gang Die JeleehonsGentrale dufrici,
erfltbr lie, naB tie es nit einem Sou.
ner 3u thun gebabt bate Iugenideins
lid lit oieier Mann NIT Dem Gin6res
der ioentild). Gerielbe hat alI Dem
sScniterbrett 5ingerlpucu 5uriifgeIa'.
len. Gieielben iiro aber 10 fein, 0aB
lie nif)t Photographic oocr gemeiIen
pcr0eu fonnten. 8ebeintbeanIte iino
NIT Der aufarbeitung oe5 Sales BE.
Id0ftigt
3as Gpfer 6es brutalen Burden
Gefinoet iif, In Ser 9ehan6lunq 0es
Ir. Goie, Ser tuegen oeS hoben MI.
tiers Der Batieutin Dos S6limu1ite be.
fiird1tef.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

autpmobilfabritation, lit bas Centrum
Der S6ubpuarsnsG Gabritation, Der ia.
Irritation bon aleioerH Su mlttlsren
preiien unb oes srobten Jabritdtionss
DiItrittes ppn Bngen unb iie proous
3irt bic meiiteH Gigarrentiiten.
Sn Cincinnati muroe bic eriie Snous
itris s4usitslIung abesbalten unp oas
erite gunoess Wetterburedu iufolge Der
gemiibungen Der girger initallirt. linz
iere Staot fteht on erItsr Stelle i'm
Ganoe in 8esus duf litbogrdpbii6e
arbeiten, an 3tpeiter Steae in Der Ger
iielIung bon TdmsnsW1ntein uHo
5erren.Miiseu an orittsr Stells in Der
Suipsisns5abritution uno 5eritsllung
BON Sirabenbabnpasen. sic bat ben
er6bten grport BON Yianos. ipesisa
fir 5ropsnldnoer gebaute, unb beiibt
bic gr0bisn 9erfanbissidGfie fir
Mbisfp in ter Welt. Uiit 4usnuhme
BON Retp Yort iperben BON teiner an
osrtn Staot aus msbr Jriihie uno Ges
miiie peridnbt, ols BON Cincinnati. Die
Staot bat bic SDsiteroBte Ga6rit fiir
gaiebolls uno 8aisbalIs slltsnIilien, lit
bic Mu.terIlabi oss ndtipndlen Sports
uno bat als folde Den beiisn Spielplds
uno Iribiine Der Wsli.
Die sriie 5dnss6riide In ben Der.
Gtaaten ipurbs Dor piersis Sohrsn in
Cincinnati ssbout uHp iie III nod beute
cine Der ihOuit.n unb grDbssn Griitsn
Der me!t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
Gterbiihfettsbertdlt.

glIis Worrifon, %, 235 8eorgs
StraBe; Snqueit in Sdnebe.
Somes q. 5aptins, 81, Ct. go.
ispb 9ofpital; SirnIdIag.
Caroline Campbell, IS, 157 Sauns
oers Strabe; 6arnidurspsrgiftung.
5obu 9arriion, 43, AL gart Ctr;
StrpinbIuht.
Wtarg. Sane, 78. 4214 grootpiQs;
RiererlsiDsn.
Sumss 9orman, 66; 6irnblutung.
5reo. BiIot, 64, College 5in; gu
terru6r.
Wtagb. S6rosber, 70, 1O3 Ginblap
Strube; DarmperitIingung.
Sebait. gihenlau6, ST, 130 5inos
Ian; RierenIsioen.
9obn gartIts, 53, GIG State Qpe.;
Ser3lsibeu.
5Obn aurtoff, so, 2448 8. 6. qps.;
5trnblutung.
S6ueiter 8ermanus 5oipttaI gum
9uten Sdmuriter; Ssr3Isioen.
Gath. auloi, 36, 2181 Central 4pe. /;
Snqueit in Shfpebe.
5enrp Dunhoff. / Sabr, 729 Dapib
Strabe; Guftrobrensntsunoung.
5p. 9rimms, 81, 50 Sit Clifton
4penus; JnqutIt in SApebe.
G5m. 0usfi, IS, Is SGsft il Sir;
5er3lsioen.
Sobn Sturtingsr. 85, 324 DeIt 2i=
bsrtp Str1be; 2ungenent3iiubung.
9oroon 8utb, l. Is 2erop Jlat;
RierenIeioen.
Serome +. Dropu, 20, 5647
grambls; Qiersnlsioen.
5runt 5Opes. %, Stdbt. SoTpital;
aopfrois.
Warp 5acobs rs, 1117 glgin qI.;
6irnihIag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

Ier Sdlesluig Soliteiniide I'm.
terinisungs.8erein elmer Der alteIten
into beiten gereine Der Staot, melher
Itets 5u iinoen lit, menn es gilt, pa.
triotild)e. lIberale ooer pehltbatiae
3mete 3u uerfolgen. Der ME fehIt, fir
oeutit1e Sitten uno beufides @eien
cine San3e 5u brehen, Der itets ben
urrpiidliigen Surnor hohhalt, giebt, in
8erbinonng NIT benz Guntennerein
rSoliatio", anlaBiid, ieines ltui3uges
BON Der Settenborn ihen 3u Der 2off.
ler' iben Sale, Ct. Clair ,.rlo Seffer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
0etpalttbdtiger Ginbreher
Gr Dirst cine S5jGbrisc 0reiiin bis
snr gefuRRtioiigteit.

lie Eoli3ei iudlt naf) einem ditBerit
gefdhrlihen eiubreher, Der ais er lid
in letnem lidltidcuen @elperbe aeitort
fob. iein Spfer, ciHe So Sabre aIte
franfe 8reiiiH idauer nlBbaHoelte
uno bis sur 9eluuBtioiigfei miirgte
TaS 8erbreG,eH Duroe eeiteru IN irii-
ber Worgcniruu6e IN benz aoithauie
Ger ssralt Rnnnie sSohuion, 547 g2eit
Siebente aue., begangeH. 3ort be-
mohnt Die So Sabre alte sSrau gli3a.
beth Ehilllps eiH 3immer. lie
8reiiin ertuad)te gegen 2 lghr Ror.
gems, ais iie cine falte Sauo IN ihrem
0eiid)t fiiblte uno begann INN Siilfe
All rufeR. Ia itc taft tnub iii, mag lie
ben tpnrnenben 3lirui oes ginbre.
dlers lidl rnhig Sn perbalten, nid)t
aeborf haben, lulo nm iie title 3ll mas
den perieste Der Strolf Der mebr'
lnien frau mehrere nudtige rSaliiG.
ihldae Ing @efiht mo pilrgte Tie bis
5ur geiuubiIoiiqfeit. sshre 5iiIieruie
paren ie6od gehort tporoen uno Die
cine 5reppe hohcr ipohnenoen Ghos.
@innlnger lmo Iedtt. Ihornton ell.
ten I'm 6as Simmer Der sllteH. qerabe
In Dem augen5lii. ais Der ginbre.
der aus Dem 5euiter iprang. Sic eli.
ten ani Die SiraBe ufb trafen, tpie
iie iagcn. on Der Gde Der Siebenten
ufo Rouno Ctr, einen Boli3iiteu, Der
jebod) nid]t gum 8erlaIien ieines ii.
itrifts su beIpesen iuar. lie Wsanner
Iiefen Rah Der gierteH Eiitrittsftnttpn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

Der llniOr gGtsrsgereiu feiert am
Sdmitag, 10. SUM, in Reiaratbs
part ietn 40. Stiftungsfeit uno psronz
Italtet 3u oiefem 3pet Elm grobss pic
mic nsbft aoR3ert. Iubsroem iIt nit
benz 5eits cine 8srIooiuus perbunoen.
Der 9srsiu bat oas 5sIt LANCER 6ano
porberettet 3ablrsite bsfrsunoete Der
cine buben bic on Iis .rgaugsne Ginlus
ouns angsnommeu, iooab Der 9eTu6
ii6erIi6 nihts Su tpini6en iibrig lais
fen fpirb. Gin bibi5es 9srqniiaunasz
prpgromm III pprbersitet, iooab Cam
astpeiIs niht aufiommsn tam. fur
Die offi5iels 5sier am Rahmittua lit
oos foIsenoe programm aufseIteQt:
Marih, Rational emblem" gaalen
Bdlssr-ngIaue Donou" 5traub
Sslsetiou DeutIte 2ieoer anoauer
Wari6-r rllnion 8dder 8erein"
6ofer's Srhefier.
Segrlbungsrsoe. gehalten pom leIts
prdiibsnten Jobu Qbe.
2iso gdder 8eianooerein.
8intOmmreoe - giireermeiitsr 8. +.
bunt.
~Nmeritd" Sofer's Srhefter
5sftreos - 9srsinsprdfioent g6as.
gert6.
2ieb - 8ater GsIangpersin.
r3he Star SpaHgIeo Banner.
Spiels unb WettIiufe fiir Grpa6iens
uHb ainper nm 8 llhr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
=diascasei.

Qie fleine, fiiHf Sabre alte 2otliia
grcuuan Dereu Gltern inn orittcn
Stotmerte oc3 &uuies 9to ttO3 8eit
StraBe mobneu, rift qeitcrn mli oenl
lreppengeIauoer, oils tic Das 0icih.
acIuidt perIor uno topijlber pom 3.
Stotmerf in Die Giefc iulr3te. 6auS.
betuohuer bpbeu bna ocrunQIiifte
Sinh ant lmo truaen ea nQt Der 81
ice 0es Tr. 9. &. g9capcr, gto. 94S
Glart StraBe. no cS iit berausiteIlte
oaB Die aleinc nit elmer fIeinen
Sd]nitruun0e an Ger 2ippe uno uube.
oelltenoen ShrammeH oaoongefom-
men mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

lgito Gbicco, %, 534 g,lum Strabt.
lWaosIins geirolIi. 16. 525 pIum.
|gbDarb Rspsrs, "a, 116O Sberman
/ 4penue.
iGlara 5sp, 10, 2s16 Sprius GrOD.
Npenue.
5Widdel 4dermcnn, 80, Gbicdgo, Sl.
lNotiIbe Wnud. 28. 3073 Wtuiiahus
istts 4peuue.
Igbas. 0daam, 20, OF Commerce.
lailIie Gesnep. %. 1902 GIart Str.
|g1m. e6u6barot. %, 3o17 R.IrOis.
l2lIma R. Crane, %, 8 Ct. asgsr
Slats.
Igbos. 8. Gnttpiitl., 45, Rem Yort.
tSone Rpb. %. eimnooo plaee.
j9omenico Gerreri, %, 1137 Sptas
I more Strabs.
lSof.pbins Bone. 19. 1877 sneamOrs.
lanoreu S6reiber, 30. Rabijonpils.
lgsfiis apIss. 80. 734 RidmOnp.
lanbrstp .. Repin 3S, Rem gort.
l5Ofepbine 20. Ridarbfcn. 33. SintOn
Sotel.
}gbas. 4nosrioR, %. 6artipsu. 8.
iWarp poipsa. Is, 5artirea. 8.
i5arrp m. StubIbers. "a. 5usslpOOb.
/ Gaio.
tRiriom S1lman, Is. 1856 Golsroin.
lSobtrt Bauer. %. gliobI,topn, 8.
lGli3obetb Jtisrtag. IS. Rsaoing, 8.
lG,eo. I. SdmiB. 2S. 1909 Sadion.
lGliiabetb r. aoams, Is, $40 Tles
Miden Qpenns.
lanfbonn g. Bed, %. % @rene.
lMarn R. Shraubsr, %, 1907
ylsaiant.
|Mm. Rebler. %. 80 Mul6errp Ctr.
lAnna 9bomas. 19. 17l7 9ine Ctr.
lssrdnt 6oetl, "a, 1919 Gbaetppob.
lGbno Daiih. 20. 919 Wpndft.rp Str.
|5rans Gdpars, 80, 1871 Deftwooo.
lWorp Uonptnbergsr. 35. 1873 Wsits
iproo 4peuue.
lJobn peter Giaubis. "a, 1428 BON.
( man Mpenus.
leeien !. S<fisI, %. 1920 Gublsp.
Jlsonarb Murib, %. 6amiIton. 8.
lRctb. 9aperldnb, %, Mi. 6ealtbp.
)Wm. erhinser, 20. 35 on Clifton.
lgerntrs Ramen. % On Clifton.
l2inus 1upman. %. TIA ,6iablano.
lGlora edmpborit. Is. 1714 bigblano
Jgus. eimptins, 35. 1o11 gsntrol.
fWsaftit M. Diron. 81. 8. unb Gpsa.
more Sirabe.
l1nmes W. Droipa, 46, 1888 aineoln.
lROia GbDdrba, 28. l13l eineoln.
31enrp O. Gisas. Is, 81 aRuIbsrrn.
tMarp W. 0runbei, 27. 1924 pkaTs
ant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

ION StraBe, am Sonntog 9. 25ltni
gtahmittags pom 3 bis > lthr, einen
@mpfang. los 2otul lit neu oeforirt
un0 if1on uuo beouem ouf Gorrupiues
IuTti9en 60hen qeleqcn. g8ir hoffen,
oaB iie iid oa reft wobI fiIblen ner-
ben lrno oaB tie cs ibren 6reunoen
anaenebm maheu meroeu. miiien mir
auh. &ammeron bot 0ie WaiboDle
ihon onaeicBt. ,Sunaens bolt fnIt!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
SaiesSau.
Sritter Sies Der yRsSs" in gruOflpn.

I'm Dem qeitriqcn Iegten Spiclc Der
Serie gpiihen uniereu .Reos" uno
ben ,5uperbus" in 4rooflpu beoten,
ten Sumpbries uuo WcSean un'er
Seid)iie gegcn Ragau lrno Qttller fiir
Die 8eguer. Hagau puroe i'm 8. @an.
ge orrt 9ingling abgel0it nm Dem
9rooflnner belpohrteu SdlIager 9tors
theru CSeleaenhcit 3u geber, am Sat
ein3ulpriuqeu. ood' perlagte er. I'm
iere sSungcn3 mad3teu 9 lreifer gcgcn
3 uno iplclten iehlcrIrei. qeqcu e. 9
N ell SebIcr bes 8eguers llnler better
ShIdaer mar giithea nit 3 Trcfiern,
oarlnter Elm oreibditger. 4belan uH0
Wc9eau madlten jc , 8reffer. Cie
nReos" Qeluannen ons Spiel nit 3ipei
Sanfen i'm 2. 8ange olrdl Utithels,
Gaans uno QbcIan Ireffer. lluiere
,Singens id)icnen lire porhcri9e
Stdrte om Gat mieoeraeiponueH 3u
haben. Ter aampi mlroe altf hei0eu
Setten fIott uno mtt 8eldid aefithrt.
Die nReos" geben lest nit 3lperiidt
IN Den heutigen aan1pf NIT ben ,Rles
len" Sumphries bate Qitte Sontrpae
fiber oeu 9aa. Hiqler rmo Sinner an
iDaren Die Sdiebsrid1er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
sssg6 sssg 6zak1azebgRg.s.zs 49,
3uerf!
Studebaker-Elanders 30"

lie Stiloebafer,s sSldloer 30" oQe eaentlt slert
i'm 0eodftnB irgenbenes Nanne5 ietn Der Gar 5u
tauien geoentt
9iuig I'M Greis, ober niht bic b1igite ebrIif ge6aut
aus Dem been WdteraI oas 3u erlangen it, arf genug
rr rgenoene SabrraBe-biele Drfliden appeQe an oeu
geunoen Denfenperitonb ntliien rgenoeneu Dtuuu gum
Genfen DeanlQien $50 f6nneu Sie iooiel crIangen?
8enn Der Ereis uno Die bil9eu llnterbaItmgsfoiten
Ste tnereIItren Sie eine hiibide uno gerdmge
ood ndt groBe Gar mlnfden, Sic etne Gar min
iten Die unter alien mdnben lire SdulDige tbu oaHn
1T Die Stuoebater> chambers 20" bic Gar fir Sic
Gle tonnen faluH mehr perlaugen lmo Ste brau9en
aud nbt Denger 3u befommen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
Ct. eeters Stride.
(@una &oupt 4}aItor)

Gie bon Dem Athlciliheu 8ercin
Iuuaer WdHner am Sreitag 9lbeuo
lcster gSode peranitaltete Auffiih-
runQ bot oerart gcfallen. Dub oieieibe
heutc (Niittmoh Aben0) nod einmal
nic0erboit pcroen mtro.
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gcrnibt.

Der 80 Sabre alts 8iigler 5nman
5apes bon Rp. TIA Wpuno Strabe
puroe eeitern Der goIiSsi aIs psrmiBt
csmeloet Sr lieb feline aus ;srau
uno 3nei aiupern beitebenbe fSamilie
i'm Std uno Grau 5apes tam fth
ous 9erihUtnoen ibrss 9lannes ni6t
ertldrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

Cine marauiie Dor BEN Bob.
man Sebduoe an Utain StraBe uabe
Der 6. QDenue sertetb geitern WtittaQ
anf unbetanuts Weiie in grauh. Das
5euer tpuroe nit einigeH GtuerH Bai.
fer eel0fht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
Der burb 2eBisre psruria4t.n gais
ffffaifftkIIsn.

Die 2eihsn Der fiinf gsrunslidten
ipuroen am Rahmittag ben rsfp. ga
miikn iiberseben. gsihsnbeitatler
psier Rsbolb boIie bic qsiten Der
beiben Jrausn unb bes Rieboff ob,
fudhreno bic 2si6e bss Robert Nttins
ion bem 2eihenbsitatter 0eors Siefie
BON Der 8. 4penue unb ainn Strabe
iibergeben Uuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

S5obLibeQ lmo N}ithcu treifeu oeH
8au ieGt mieoer nit 8uht un0 oas
beoeutet Before &eiituugen iitr ben
9feit uulerer Heuner.
@duptling G'Gop miro ooroerhano
oen MtltteIihnarner Bates nitt be.
nuBen, bis ole o9leoa" mieocr in Ib.
rem Siegealaui gebenlut merocu, mas
ihon bcute in gteIp9ort Qegeu SdIleu.
Ncrer MarqnarD su befiIrdten III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
aeiuItat Ser geitrigeu

Seute geohniittag eriter aampi ei.
ner piertaeigen Serie pon Spieien
sipiihen .,febs@ urlo .Aieien" III 9leD
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
ltntcrridltss sAnSeigcn.

Norf. MabridciuIid5 mer0cn SSromne
uno 0tc&eau aI5 llnicrc &atterlc inn.
alren.
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Mus ben OerihtsbDfen.
Wnrp Eolanb's @ermdd)tniiie an TO-
tbuliid)e Anitalten.

GEeid,eionngsfGlle. - SdDabcnerIas'
fiagen, - Sillie Gaoeloif Dor 0e'
rid)t. - 4adlaH.SadeH. - Der.
idueoenes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
CANDIDATES ARE
FILING STATEMENT
Under the Law All of Them
Must Tell Expenses In
Cured in Campaign.

Eight candidates for county and
state offices in the recent election to-
day filed statements with the county
clerk of William A. Bond, local attor-
ney, who made the race for judge of
the supreme court for the Fourth dis
strict on the Progressive ticket spent
s113.55; Will w. Keller. Progressive
candidate for prosecuting attorney,
s7S.02; Jacob Bayer, Progressive can
didate for sheriff, $3.50; Benjamin F.
Parsons, Progressive candidate for re-
corder, 1890; John w. Judkins, Pro-
gressive candidate for county repre-
sentative, $1,000; Albert B. Steen, Re
publican candidate for sheriff, $50;
Robert B. Boren, Democratic candi-
date for commissioner, $685.; and
Earl H. Crawford, Democratic candi-
date for joint representative, including
expenses in both counties, s47.40.
The treasurer of the county central
committee of each political party is al
so obliged to file a statement of ex-
penses. The treasurers of the COM
mittee must file, the statements with
in twenty days after the election. The
candidates, both successful and de-
feated have until thirty days after the
election in which to file their expense
statements.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
BURNS IS AUTHOR
Writes Drama that Scores a
Hit in New York City.
Palladium Specially

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Detective
William J. Burns has just qualified as
an author and an orator II happened
in Philadelphia, where Robert billiard
appeared in the new detective play,
The Argyle Case" under the man
agement of Klaw and Erlanger. Mr..
Burns co-operated with Harriet Ford
and Harvey ]. O'Higgins in the au-
thorship. Strictly speaking, he was
desisnated as the consulting author"
The play scored a brilliant success
and after Mr.. billiard and the men,
bers of his company had bowed their
acknowledgements many times and
Miss Ford and Mr.. O'Higgins had al
so obliged, Mr.. Burns was brought be-
fore the curtain. This was after eleven
curtain calls. He expressed his thanks
with considerable eloquence and said
that the moral of the play. was that
wrong doing was bound to be found
out and punished. The Argyle Case
is not based upon any actual expert
ence that Mr.. Burns has had nor does
il deal with labor or capital
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
A Merry Ole Widow,

One Of the most remarkable instances
of long life was that of the countess of
Desmond. This merry widow died in
1904. having survived her husband. the
twelfth earl. seventy years. She re-
tanned her faculties to the last. could
walk ten miles a day until a week of
her death. at the age Of 40. and &C.
cording to the inscription on her por-
trait at Muckross abbey. Killarney. lin
ye course of her long pilgrimage re-
newed her teeth twice" The countess
appeared likely to beat all records for
longevity, when, relates Sir William
Temple. "she must needs climb a nut
tree to gather nuts: so. falling down.
she hurt her thigh. which brought on
fever, and that brought DEATH"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
RED TAPE AND A BATH.
jovrioSs Experience Of Visitor IN q
Little French Town.

iouriovs Experience Of a Visitor IN q
!. Little French Town.
st. Lo, a little town in the Manche
department In France, has no public
bath house such as those found in most
Trench towns and cities, for the pri-
>ate bath in France is yet, as it were.
In its infancy. The youngsters of the
town battle in the Wire, but the 1900
other inhabitants think themselves
above such a thing as a bath. Visitors
csn get bath, 1t is true, but they must
order four iters of water, all that they
ARE permitted, and it is taken to them.
Not long ago visitor in the town
wished to take bath. He went to the
hospital to ask permission to take a
bath there, as in Brittany this is the
custom in towns where there is no pub
lie accommodation. The visitors re-
quest was received rather coldly, and
he was told that he would have to
make his request in writing to the d.
rectors Of the hospital. This he did and
patiently awaited a response. None
came, and the visitor left town.
Two days later the response came
and followed him from town to town
throughout France, not catching up
18th him until he had returned to
'aris.
The response was as follows:
IN. is exceptionally authorized
to take a bath at the hospital on con-
dition that he is able to justify by a
medical ordinance that this medica-
ment Is necessary to his state Of
health."-Exchange.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
WILLIAM LORIMER
WAS OPERATED ON

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Former U. S.
fully operated on for appendicitis at
the Presbyterian hospital this fore
noon. Dr. A. P. Bevans performed the
operation and was assisted by Doctors
J. B. Herrick and S. R. Slaymaker.
Mr.. Lorimer was in the operating
room one hour and half. After being
removed to his room the doctors ex-
pressed themselves as perfectly salts
fed with the patients condition and
declared there was no fear entertained
of any bad results. DR.. Bevans said
that it was a complicated appendix
lesion and that the appendix was re-
moved.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
Making Cut Glass.

The process of glass cutting requires
great skill and care. A design is first
lightly copied on the glass. and the cut
tiers take it in hand. A fine stream of
sand and water falls continuously on
a rapidly revolving steel wheel. To this
the glass is applied. and the cutting is
really accomplished by the friction
which the sand sets up. Then another
workman with another steel wheel and
plain water brings the cutting up to a
sharper edge. A third workman with
a soft wooden tool takes off the cloudi-
ness caused by the friction of the steel,
a fourth polishes the glass, a fifth with
a preparation of oxide of tin gives to
it that iridescent luster which makes
us value cut glass SO highly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
FARMERS WIFE
is ENTERPRISING
palladium Specially

ECONOMY, Ind, Nov. 16.-Mrs. J.
P. Salisbury is being congratulated
by her friends on her initiative in
putting to rout marauder that was
playing havoc, with the chickens on
her husbands farm. When Mrs. Sails
bury heard the commotion in the barn
yard, she grabbed revolver, and shot
at ball of fur she saw fighting with
a chicken. The first shot crippled the
grounding, the second ended the life
of the animal.
She has also shown enterprise in as
sisting her husband in cutting fodder
at a time when he could secure no
laborers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
WILL BUY THE BOOKS
Tag Day Proceeds TO Be,
Used for the Library.
palladium Specially

NEW PARIS. Ohio. Nov. 16.-Tcday
is tag day here for the benefit of the
New Paris public library. A large
number of tags have been printed and
women and girls had charge of the
work of seeing that every man. wom-
an and child in town purchased a tag.
The object of the tag day was TO
raise enough money to purchase 200
new books. The library now has 2.S0Ol
books on its shelves. Ii is believed
that enough money was secured to
permit the purchase of the desired ad-
ditions without employing other
means. The local library is the sec
onl largest in the county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
A Gentle Rehuke,

Lady Dorothy Nevill in her reminis'
cences relates how Queen Victoria
once rebuked a certain mistress Of the
robes for unpunctuality. A day and
hour had been appointed for a public
ceremony in which the queen was to
take part. The hour had arrived. and
Of all the court the duchess alone was
absent The queen gave vent more
than once to her Impotence. and at
last, just as she was about to enter
her carriage without her first lady of
honor, the duchess in breathless haste
made her appearance. stammering out
faint words of excuse. My dear
Duchess said the queen. smiling. Il
think you must have a bad watch. =
and she Embossed from her neck the
chain Of a magnificent watch which
she herself wore and passed 1t round
the neck Of the offender.