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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

north of the coal docks and erecting
piers for the foundation for the new
bumper. The concrete foundation
is an engineering feat in itself
worthy Of more than ordinary men
ton. It consists of q number of
walls, piers. ETC.. with the upper Sec
tions formed into pockets and hol-
lows for the reception Of mechanism
to be used in handling cars.
Machinery will be installed to haul
loaded and empty freight cars to and
from the dumping mechanism and
every detail is to be modern, 80 as
to afford the greatest amount of ef-
f1ciency at the lowest cost for labor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

RACE START

Special By United Press Wire.
Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 5:-The
Vanderbilt grand prix with twelve
drivers entered began today at 10
O'Clock. The list of entrants includ-
ed Barney Oldfield and Teddy Tetz-
laff in Flats; De Palma, Clark and
in Mercedes; Bergdoll,
Burman and Horan In Benz cars:
Mulford, in a Knox; Nelson, in a
Lozeir, and Anderson in Stuz. Tho
track was in excellent condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
HOW WILSON GOT
A CONTRIBUTION

contributsssS saksd l-:. csao0s>4n Iuhu "a. !.
Then learned thHt the I.zss - :
fund committee had refused it as
the magazine was owned by cor
poration. We finally arranged it by
having the magazine sign me
check and | sent my personal check
for the committee for the same
amount"
Governor Wilson and William
Jennings Bryan, expect to meet to-
night at Lincoln for the first time
since the Baltimore convention. They
will speak from the same platform.
A meeting will also be held in Omaha
today. The Governor conferred with
leaders In Chicago last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
FIGHT BATTLE
IN NICARAGUA

Special by United Press Wire.
Washington, Oct 5:-Four Amer
lean marines were killed, six wound
ed and 100 Nicaraguan federal SOL
diers were killed in battle with Re-
bells near Masaya, Mic, late yester-
day, according to a message from the
Minister of Foreign Affairs at Mas
ava. The rebel losses are not known
although their leader, General Gall
endon was wounded and captured,
and died later,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
POWDER WORKS BLOWN
UP AT CIBBSTOWN

Special By United Press Wire.
Gibbstown, Oct. 5.-Three terrific
explosions at the Gibbstown powder
works here woke Thousands Of fami-
lies and smashed windows in a
dozen small towns and villages early
today, One man wis slightly hurt.
The flre caused by the explosions was
extinguished without much damage
The people from neighboring towns
ran out of their homes and sought
safety In the open country when the
explosion shook their homes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
SITUATION is CRITICAL
IN LAWRENCE TODAY
Specidl by United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Lawrence, Mass, Oct. 5.-The sit
uation here is critical today owing
to the recent numerous outbreaks be-
tween the |. w. w. members now on
strike and the citizens who are op-
posed to the Industrial workers.
Street fighting was frequent occur
renee today. Many of the "antis"
threatened to form vigilance COM
mittee somewhat on the order OF the
one formed in San Diego, and drive
the labor leaders from Lawrence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
PATIENT DIES FROM
FALL AT HOSPITAL
Special by United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
Camden, Oct. 5.-Escapfng from
orderlles who were trying to strap
him to his cot in the hospital early
tday, Joseph H. Bagot, sixty-four
years old, of Sea Isle City, ran
through the ward to the second floor
balcony and plunged headlong to the
ground thirty feet below. He was
dead when picked up. He had been
suffering great pain from the injuries
sustained in a fall last Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
Upton WANTS
TO RACE AGAIN

Special By United Press Wire.
London, Oct. Sir Thomas
Upton left today to take the Caronia
for New York to appeal for condi-
tions which will enable him to chal-
lenge a game for the Americas cup.
The present rules, he pointed out
before leaving, called for a type of
boat which it is impossible to sail
across the Atlantic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

Sergeant Dunham's Nephew Dead.
Police Sergeant CIarkson Dunham
reported off duty this morning on ac-
count Of the death of a nephew out
of town. Detective Sergeant Long
acted as desk sergeant for time un-
til relieved by Sergeant McDermott,
who was called out at noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

Holy Name Societies to Parade.
A special meeting of the Holy
Name Society will be held at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in St.
Mary's hall, in Centre street, to
complete arrangements for going to
Trenton next Sunday to take part in
the parade Of the Holy Name Society
of the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
THE BIJOU RESTAURANT

management wishes to state that on
and after Monday, September 8Oth.
Table Board for the week viii be
$500. Regular Dinner ESQ,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

The EVENING NEWS has the
largest circulation In the county. :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

WIDE AWAKE DANCE TONIGHT,
Moose Hall. 11445-10-5-1t-fp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

Dance tonight Goodwill Hail.
10527-9-7-tf-O-e-w
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

WIDE AWAKE DANCE TONIGHT,
Moose Hall. ll445-10-5-1tfp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

The EVENING NEWS has the
argest circulation in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

Dance tonight Goodwill Hall.
10527-9-7-tf-O-e-w-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05

Dance tonight Goodwill Hall.
1O527-9-7-tf-O-e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-05
Dance tonight Goodwill Hall.
7-tf-O-e-w VS.

WIDE AWAKE DANCE TONIGHT,
Moose Hall. 1l445-lO-o-lt-fp
Dance tonight Goodwill Hall.
10527-9-7 7-tf-o-e-w-S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
Politicians of Montgomery Think Indications Point
 to This Lne-Up
NAMES SUGGESTED
 FOR OTHER PLACES
Several Will Probably Run for Secre- tarv of State as We'll as for
 Attorney General-SOme Political Gossip
By l.. S. BETTY

Montgomery, December 14-(Special)- )- will the next race for governor of Ala bama be between Braxton Bragg Conner and Sydnel J. Bowie?
 This is a question that officials in Montgomery are asking. More than that, it is a question that is engaging rather serious consideration, for in the mention of these two men as opposing candidates those who are wise in affairs of politics see possibilities for one of the greatest contests in the public arena that has been enacted in Alabama in a number of years.
 During the past three or four months the probable candidacy of MT. Bowie, in the opinion of officials at the state capitol. has assumed larger and larger proportions, with the result that the be- lief is now rather general that he will run for governor. And if MT. Bowie, then MT. Conner, for it is believed that if the former offers for the office, there will be no power on earth to prevent the latter from doing so.
 MT. Bowie is special council for the Louisville x Nashville railroad company. Before accepting his attorneyship with the railroad company, he was congress- man from the Fourth district. MT. Bowie has, therefore. had a range of experience which qualifies him for any office in the gift of the people of Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15

tax commission. though MT. Lloyd has not yet indicated his intention in regard to offering for that office
 For the offices of state treasurer and commissioner of agriculture. there nave been few candidates mentioned. C. Brooks Smith has been suggested for treasurer. and none other so far is. re- ported in official circles at the capitol.
 Hector D. Lane will be a candidate Tor commissioner of agriculture, and it is reported that former Commissioner ot Agriculture R. R. Poole of Uniontown, and Prof. l.. N. Duncan of Auburn, will be candidates for that office.
 However it is considered a little early for candidates to begin an active fight for state offices. although several have been in the race for the past six months or more. The next few months are expected to bring into the political limelght all aspirants for public office, and develop ments are being awaited with the greatest possible interest in all official circles at the state capitol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
MRS. ROWLAND FOUND
 DEAD YESTERDAY

Mrs. tfea Rowland, aged 51 years, was found dead in her bed at the family residence, 1So21s First avenue, yesterday morning at 9:3O o'clock. Coroner Brasner reported the death as being due to acute indigestion.
 Mrs Rowland was proprietor of a rooming house on First avenue. and the body was found by the night clerk She is survived by a son, T. B. Hoops, who lives at 336 North Fifty sixth street, Woodlawn. The body was taken to the Lige Loy morgue, and later removed to the home of the son in Woodlawn. The funeral will be held from the resi- dence this afternoon at 3 o'clock, inter ment to take place in Woodlawn ceme- terV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
MAN BURIED IN
 TONS 0F CEMENT Will Be Impossible to Rescue Body From Missis-
 sippi Dam

Keokuk, Iowa, December 14.-A human hand protruding from tons of cement, the frames about which were removed several days ago, was discovered today in one of the concrete pillars of the government dam across the Mississippi. It explains the disappearance several weeks ago of one of the laborers
 The mans body was imbedded in the solid concrete and is likely to stay there. as to blast it out would destroy not only the body but a great part of one of the largest blocks of cement compos- ing the dam
 The disappearance of iaborer was noted several weeks ago, but 1t was not known that he had fallen into the frame, into which tons of concrete were being dumped
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
LOAN COMPANY
 IN GREENVILLE

Greenville. December 4-(special )7-R. A. iBeeland, d capitalist, has organized a loan company. This company will be ready for bushes about January l. under the name of First Mortgage & Loan company.
 MT Beeland has associated himself with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
Extra Fine Pecans

Sam H. James of Mound. La, is the largest grower of fine oceans in the south MT. James sells his very finest grades at 50 cents a pound Nothing that you could give your friends for a Christmas present would please them so much. Five gold medals at worlds fairs. 12-15-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15

quantity of clothing being stolen. MT. Fuller reported to the police that he had come home from work about F o'clock and found the wardrobes of the house ransacked. He thinks he frighlehea lle robbers away as a screen in an outdoor sleeping room had been torn out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15

some of Greenville's wealthiest citizens. It is understood that the company VIII handle real estate loans, and will cater principally to this class of business rom the farmers. The office of the new com panv will be in the First National Bank building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15

men had knocked him in the head at Second avenue and Twenty-first street about 10 o'clock, robbing him of S15 i'll cash and a watch ana chain. He eoula give no description of his assailants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
A Little East

That's fine watch you've got. Is Il good goer?"
 A good goer? We'll you bet your lie it's a good goer Why. it can do an hour in half the time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
o. A. WiIIingham Assaulted

O. A. willingham, residing at 1921 Jeff ferson avenue, Cleveland, reported at the police station last night that three white
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
Fuller Residence Robbed

The house at 1051 south Twenty-sxth street. occupied by J. H. Fuller. Jr., was hansacked by thieves last night large
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-15
A Holiday Suggestion

A most acceptable gift for the older members of the family would be q pair of the celebrated K1yptolS invisible bifocal glasses. They are works of art and work wonders in the stay young problem. They add to the sight and also add to fhe annearauce
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-10
Demtf6am. StaatsRonpent.
IN Der ,Seitituot gOnngstOlun iuerben
bereits Die @Urbereitungen
getrOTfen.

Der 9euti6s sQmeritdniI6e Staots
DerbanD Youngstonn trifft Die umfuis
ienbIten 8Orbereitun9en fir ben gms
pfang unb bic llnter6altung Der gbeil=
nebmer an Der &onpention oe5 8eutihs
QmeritoniI6en StautsDerbanDes BON
Sbio, Die pom q. bis %. September
in goungstonn tagen pir0. Der Dors
tige, BON 5errn 6einrih 0ieb qeteitete
9erbano, unteritiiBt pDn oem geiamms
ten 0sutI6t6um Der Stabt, 1T etfri9
benmiibt, ben nah 6unDerten 3dblenz
ben 0ele9aten, bic aus alien SbetIen
beg Stuutes Iih einfinOen peroen, ei.
nen feitIihen Gmpfang gu beretten unD
an ibnen bic ber8li6ite 9aitfreunos
i4aft 81 iiben.
Die foIgenosr 2tusf6iif7e, Die fir
bas GeIingen Der Ronoention Gorge
tragen peroen, itnb bereits an Der
Qrbeit
gou3ugs s2Gusfdub - 8. 0isB, J.
Staub, R. 8. aisling, e. Sirnsr, s.
g. ReitIe, 20. J, Wuag, 9r. 9otbeiz
mer, 6. ;. grenner. Sutob Giering.
5inun3s3ommtttee - Or. s. 3.
&otbeimer, u. SO. GruOer, 8. ;. 9i=
fing, GmiI Rennsr, &. 2ang6ebn, 5.
9tering, 6. ). 8reuner, s. q. W0brle.
GetoratiDnss3 s3ommittee -- g. Wiils
Ter, Rat. Souber, 9. griitmann. 6.
Bell, s. S6DeiBer. 6. Sdpors, 5.
Bling.
MuTitz8ommittse - grof. 2gropsr
Spmons, igroF. gbiI. 9auff, prof,
Wultsr, ), 2tnOIer, SObanu grenner
6. 9ogel.
misunderstanding - ). au6ng
0r. D, 9Uhner, ". Shonb, grnit
Salon, q. ). 5rieorib, 6. 0eibel
Gbriit. 3sibeI, 2ouis SeIer IT,, aboIi
Se[er ir.
Girquartisrunss= unb Gmpfungs;
glusI6uB - 5rart Staub, 4lfret
Sdmobl. 8. 2ottisn, &. Mulstiss
9uuis 9riiqsr, Or. 8otbeimer, 6. Ru'
bolf, 9. Wittsnausr. 3. S6dfer, 6. iS
grenner, Sdtob 9isrirg.
qrsB- -aommittse- W. ). mdag r..
q. 9riitmunn, 9beo. 2ungs, 81. 8,
GieIinQ, 8. Gdttien.
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ST. AfOpttns 2Saifen-y -yerein
8orbereitunseu fir bas @aiienfsit
am %. Juni.


Sn Der geitrigen 0eridmmtung bes
ct. Qlopiius Waiisnpereins. Delfe
nnter 8oriis bon Serrn W. BiBmeper
uno prototollfiibrung BON 5errn Geo.
y. Shrdub in Der ct. Warien Shuls
balle itaitfdnD, ipurDen umfaHenoe
Borbereitungen, fpslbe bonn 8orftano
fir bas Daiienfeit gstroffsn Duren,
sutsskiben. Der 8oritonb BAT Dor
allen Dinsen barauf seisbsn. baB Die
gefDrberung bergelutsr bon uno nof
oem Waiisnbauie raih. bequem uuo
billis itottfinosn ipirb. Grtrdsiise,
ptlhe an ben 5tationsn Brighton
uno gumminspine anboItsn. tperosn
Worsens nm 8.45 unS Qanmittags
nm 1.20 bic Gdite nd6 bsm Waiiens
bauis iiberfiibren. Don Wabiionpills
aus peroen Worgens um $50 unn
Ra6mittags 1.10 3iise nah osm 5sft.
plaB fdbrsn. 0isisnigsn gsfuher.
lotlfs bic Din. Rorpooo ober 4pons
bale Strabsnbabnlinis bsnusen pols
len, tperoen an Witfsu ape. obsr ON
enbe Der 9ins RorDooo ainie 4utos
mobils porfinbeu, tuelfe II. fir 10c
mad bem iFsitplas uno 3uriid bsforbsru
iperbsn. Die Riitfabri per giisnbabn
mad Wdbiionpille finost 6 ubr2fbsnos
unb na6 Der Stabt 7.05 llbr absnos
itatt. Giisnbabutidsts 81 10e firo
.am gabnbof gu baben.
Die iSeItprsoigt am4nnipsridriums-
Seft rpiro Ren. aHtonin 8. =. Wi. ball
ten. Der 9pritonb beyidt.t isrnsr.
bab Der Cincinnati QutopobiI Club
am psrfloiiensn Jrsiide ben Baiisn
einen 4usflus nah G6eiter part s.s
boien babe. Gin f}rsunb Der W1iien
ipiro benIelbsn eine 4ootfabrt naf
gonsp SsIanb psrf6offen, bod III Der
Tag osrielben nod niht f.itseiest
lporoen.
aus oem S6peiternbsridt gebt Der
Dor, bnb i'm Qaufs bes psrfIoFeRen
Wonats 2 Giubsr aus Der 4nitalt ents
laHsn uno 5 in oisfeIbe aufsenommsn
purben. 5i. 3abl Der ainbsr betrGst
iebt 254, oapon 122 GnabeH unb 1872
Mdodsn.
Die einnabmen nit aaiienbeitnnh
betrusen $155.91, oi. Qusgaben 1922
83e, 10 buB $33.08 in Der RaF. Or-
bleib<n.
Das SPECIAL aommittee. tpelhss
nnter 8oriis bon 5errn 5.Geislsr uno
Der prototoufiibruE9 bon 6srrn On.
aolsmeper cine Sisuns abbisIt. ems
pfabI bic 5erren Ghas. O.. Bolte.
Grant 8arlion, Sobn lInger, Grant
8. Rsber. g. 20. BON 2sbmotn unh
r. Slider CUR aufnabns. Qls seitors
ben bertht.t tpurbeu: 6p. 8aItsnbol,
Geo. W. Weuins unb ). greslmaHn.
Die Ginnabmen betrugen $3.50.
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Ghe.GrlaubniRih.ine.

lhomos q. gofiteogIe. %, 3O33
Cinnamon StraBe.
Seonette 5ri53el, 20, 1926 g9abdif
Strafe.
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laIma Ereft, 90. S2S Charlotte Ct
(GharIes Brooes. "a. Columbus. 8
lglara golf, %, 1924 3peite Abe.
[1hos. aenerifs. 81, Sarriion, :.
lHbooa Smith, 20, Sarriion, ..
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lautberiue 5rie, IL, GIano 2lue.
;soreIt G. RooIe, %, 1869 8ilitaf
0liIba y. Cooper, p. 1907 Statt
9penue.
(Rorris aoiarfp, %, SO Clinton
lRebeeca @eincr, 20, 1912 lSobn ct
(Nocco Rigolo. 81. 211 groootuop.
5rieoa ShlummHa1s, 5l5 Dit 3.
\ ,SGnle5 u. gtleWeDer, -, Sanllet
/ u. Carolina.
lGlijabetb Yepparo, Is, 2S64 3ieglt
Noenuc.
Sobn z. Wc1ernott IT,, 1924 Wti
higon glneUue.
lGlora u. 8riiiiu, 1927 Golumbic
gIpenue.
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fnbreh Dab Tic iid in fciner Birtbs.
itlibc, ionoern in eiitent gribofbnnie
befonoen. Sic iinb i'm Sauie oes
Serrn 81. nno ih BIN feline 1ohter.
Dori fonrmt Batter, Der iid gefpiB
frcuen ipiro, 5fpei iolb ipiiroige nlte
Serren bel iidl Su iebeH."
Seet trat Serr 80. Elm uno ra6-
Dem lid Die gnnse aonrooie Der sSr.
ringen anfgetIdrt uto nIles ber5lih
geInd)t bafte, muroen Die geiud,er
nod Der granoitdtte getuieien. Fem
9sahbnr fpuren aus elmer 2ofomotine
elm paar sSuIfen ouf oas Sd,ei,nen.
bad gefallen. Bier Shinoeln paren
san5 inlo 3iuei sum Tbeil perbrannt.
Gage, aoanl," bemerfte aui Dem
Sermlucg Sermann, mir ieBen ben
Sf,aoen al,f 1915 on, oaB III aber
nifts in Der Office ODER gar am @ier.
tiid) bon unicrm abenteuer ersGbllt.
Ias 8ehetnniB gebt nit uns ms
8rab."
Gcioe tSreunoe gelo6ten unber.
brildlifDes Sfpeigen ilber oieie
Dahre 8eidifte.
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4oooielloiu Sangerd,or.

Der 9oobfelIop GGnaerhor tam
ssitern Ra6mitiag in Der WuiieoI e..
donse CUR 9eriammlnns 5uiammsn.
bic unt.r goriiB bes prdiibentsn
6errn Jnlius arsp unb Der prototolIs
iiibrung btg SetretGrs 6errH 6enrn
gllferb itattfono. Bonn Bssirtsidns
gtrfeit IL 5amilton lag Die Waiitb.'s
lung betrsFfs osr TeIsgaieniibung am
Sonntds, II. Suni. Dor. Der gsrsin
piro iih an benz Sdngerfeii am Sonns
tag in Gorpors tetteiligen unb pis
GtlteateniisuRg piro burn bic 6errsn
5enrp 4lberb gno Ghas. Gubn Be-
jtidi. Die aopffteasr ipurbe 3ur
3atlurg onssnieisR. Serr Carl 2in5,
Her ipurbe als attipts uno strr g6ris.
6nmmdnn als puiiipes Riteliso auf-
esnommeR. Ginlaoungsn pom eiberaI
91periittn untsrIi. 9ersin III ieinsm
pirn:e am 80. Suni in porf;'s garsen,
Dom 1eutfhsn 2nnoipebrperein am Ii.
Suli in 6absrltumpfs Garten unn
plm Rorb Cincinnati surnpersin ar
Wiertsa SuIifeier Inn BoiebaIlparl
Rebfielo ipurben dnasnommsn unb ar
aasn Jeltlihtsitsn wirb fib Der Nsrein
tn polltr Sidrte betbeilissH.
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Gntpuppt iid) ais harmlUier ltnfall
eines Setruuteneu.

2Ils bic WannI6aft bes patrolpaz
gems l gsItsrn Radmitta9 einen Be-
truntenen BON Der Gds Der 9eorgs
Str. unb Central 2lDenue a6bolte, be-
mertte Yoli3tit Gramsr eiueu Wann.
tpeLher blutiiberitromt unp nit elmer
tiefen Sopfpuuoe non Der Z. in Gem
tral 2lpenue einbog. Der Wlann. ipels
der betrunteu 81 iein ihien, srtldrte,
in sinem 5auie on Perrp StruBe nies
bsreeihIugen uno I'm feline gurIhaft
beraubt poroen Su iein. Gr Duroe
nah oem itdotiihen S1oipital gebrabt
uno perbunoen, um Johann feiner siz
gsnsn Siherbeit fpegen eingeiperrt gu
perosn. Die poli3ei iteQte gtahs
forItun9en an, tpelae ergabsn, oaB
Der gerIsBte, fpelder lid ols %. 6.
Girbp Don Wlt. Yernon, Rn., regt'trtrt
bate, ni6t bas Spfsr zines Raubanz
faus gsporosn, Ionoern in oem betref.
fsnben 6aufs an perrp Strabe cine
9rsppe blnuntergsfulen mar. &trbp
gab, na6oem er balbpegs niidtern eez
poroen mar, su. ietn 9elb mo9lihsrs
IpeiIs perloren 5u bdben.
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,Siir Die heutigen 8ennen iino fol.
genoe Rferoe ansemeloet moroeu:
Grit,s Rennen 3tp,iilbrias
Stutsn. Jiusn uub @eIoinss; Sunf
5urlons: CbfsFion 112, Merlin 112,
She Graoer 112, Jeaorpman 112,
Simmie 9iG 112, 5iel 112, 8ofoopls
112, 4rmor 112, Wegor,l. 112.
3ipeites Bremen - Ceiling; ,ofpsi.
idbriss Ruttsritutsn; JiinF Surlongs:
ainber aou l0l, Galinta 104, Ga
Wobe lot, grigbtiton. Ill, GOpsl
115.
Iritt.s Rsnnsn grsiidbri9e
Mutteritut.n; / Ueils: Ban Gliff 1O4,
Belle Relion 104. 5eoge 108, Yahelor
Girl 108, yloraI Dab Ill.
giertss Rennen - IrsiiGhrigs uno
alter; feds 5urIonss: Smprsifion 90.
SIibora 101, Cir Denrab 101. Cir
8loiie 1O1, @prs gttb 101. Spring
godro 101. Goer Saa lot. :. W.
Green Ill; 9rooer Suabes 112.
,siinites Mennen - ScQing: Grei.
jdhrise unb alter; YseiIe 20 garos
9etourno 90, Rob nno 8un 96.
@rane 101. Susfp 2ao 104. Ibe
Ropol Trinee l04 5lning Sect 104.
Melton Street lit Col 9iihmeaoe
Iii Gspirin III. Giienei iii.
SefiteS 8eunen - ceiling; Bier
idbriae uno alter; / 1I6 Meile
gtnn Serguiou 104. 9ob gtelps III.
1o6. 2eopolo 1O6. SeIene 107. Geo
GIiff t0s. 9impet 100. Sanon 100.
@nrhau 100. Beau grunimel ito.
GroB Sner III. @onoer 1i3, rSnf
Night 1i2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-10
unfaue.

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Dem 5uuIe go. 113 8eit 5. 9lDenue
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nit einem Gaternenpfo'ten uno Der
Waqen puroe bemolirt. Der 5ugrs
mann 0alter oobnion fam nit uubes
oeutenoen Sdrammen uno aenturos
nen bapon.
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6ubrmaRn BON glo. 1047 Gbur9
Court. puroe geItern Don Istnem
pferoe in Den linteu 4rm gebifen uno
ni6t unerbsblih perlebt. Gr beea5
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bic @unoe ausgsdBt uno Oerbuuben
purbe
- Die 60 Sabre alte 5rau Gliid.
betb WbeeIepan ppn Wtt. 2ltrn tam 4es
fern auf oem YLantenieitsnpe
ibrer Dobnung 5u Buu unD o. ,
cine 8errentuna Der linfsu Shulter
3u. sic tpnroe in elmer Nmbulan3
uo6 oem itGbtII6eu 6oipttal gebratt.
Der 16 Sabre aIte 9eorge 5ta.
bon glp. 326 luurel Ctr, 1pielte &C..
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benz an blum StraBe greu5euoen Sofe
oes i0oipttdls, ais er 5u Sal tam uno
Tta ben rebten Nrm braf. Gr puree
i'm SoIpitdI perbunoen.
- Ctto Wti(Isr, 539 Charlotte Str.
puroe geitern, als sr nit ieiuem Wos
torcpcle Die Waibington Goe. entIong
fubr, BON einem ihfperen llnfdl bes
troffen uno IebensgefdhrIih osrtest.
Gr perIor nabe Der Gde Der 6iuFbe
Qpe. bic apntrole uber bic Wtufhiue
uno IeBtere tolIioirte nit einem Vreus
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Iopie mpeli9ertpeiie einen S6doela
bruh. Gr nuroe mad oem itGotifheH
SpIpituI aebradt. Das WlDtorcncle
fpuroe BEL oem llufaQ bemoItrt.
W}it gebrotenem 9ein ltno ner-
RENTER Sufte puroe geitern Der %
Sabre nlte 2(nItreiher George Bans
tptpstp, frpbnbaft g}p. 531 Gliper
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Better aefdllen mar.