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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
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als Soliit.

4n, 9lns.ihen bsuten burauf bin,
bab oas Rstp Dortsr phiI6armoniite
Gr6eii.r unter Soief Sirdnstp am
Wittpod abenb in Der Gmerps 5dae
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lpiro in niht serinssm Wabe oa3u bel.
tragen, bic bisfigeu Uiuiitirsunoe gum
g.iua Des aonserts gu peranIaifsn.
Ei. aon3srtrsiie oes Sr6eitsrs bat
ii6 iutp.it 5u .iner srobartissn 5ri'
umpbsug s.Italtet. Sn Spratul.
robnt.n nitt pe,ig.r als 5000 per
iCnen oem apn3.rt bei, Elm geiu6, tpie
i'm bort i,it Sdhrsu iein apnsert auI;
supeii.n bate.
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iiir oas aons,rt am Mittpoh 4benc
finb.t bei Der gburhz Rintump So
an Der gierten 4peuue unn Gin Stra
BE itatt.
Das Sur Durdfiibruns selan9suoe
programm III pis folst:
Cupsrtur. gu Der 5reiThis"
g. SD. BON We6el
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San aubelit.
| .laTo- 2is5
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N,;rt ~-nsre
! OatH4~Ou
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

Wsiie oes 9dus entgegengsnpmmsn
uuD beipro6en tperoen.
Reu eingereiht
puroen bic folaenoen Mobregeln uno
nit penioen 4usnubmen on bic bstr.
itebenoen 4usihiiFe perrpteien:
6err Settler: 8eiolution betr.
Die 4nleeung zines 5rottoirs an Gu.
Glib Qlpenue, Spifhen Daniels uno
uniperiitn 4peuue; 4ntra9 betr. DIE
9orbsreituna zines SoitenooranihlagS
fiir aontret 5reppen an Der Seegur
4oenue, 3tpiiden Gara uno guIts
Strabe; Elm dhnli6sr 4ntrog betr. Die
macaoamiiirung Der 2uente StraBe,
BON Nontana 2lpenue gum nDrbIlhen
gnbpuntt.
Ssrr Smbus: Gin dbnliter 4ns
traa betr. bic 9fluitsrung Der 2ibsrtp
Strabe, pom ieBiasn Gnopuntt Des
QflaItsrs Els sur Roiemont aoenue.
Serr 2egIono: Gin dbnIther
@ntroa betr. Die Yflaiterung Der Yrs@
ton strabs. Iublih BON gtnrtls aps'
Serr Dierin9er: Gin ahnz
Iiher antrag bstr. bic 8erbeferuna
uno aanaliiiruns Der Sauer 4psnus,
BON Barrier 5ur Warner StrnBs-
Ssrr Gteri: Gin dbnlidsr ans
trao betr. bic g3flaIteruns Der gouota
not Qlpenue, pom Waroeu Ipenue nett
lpGrts, nit 9aditstnsn, iorpte slns Ye'
titipn betr. Die 9srbeHerung ns'
gemple QDenue. BON 5arrt'oH 5u'
gpportb ape.
! 6srr 86its: Petition betr. ot
Macuoomiiiruns Der Duluth 4osnns
BON Der 1prsit 4pe. iiioparta.
| 6err anuepen; Intrds bebuT
| 4usorbeitung zines apitenporan
lShlaos fir bic Yflaiteruns Der WdlRu
| StroBe, bon Der Griten our eente
| StroBe, Carthage; dhnlt4er antra
betr. Die 9flaiterung Der griten Str
BON Der gig Jour Balm bis 81
yran,lin Strobe; dbn!icher 2lntra
betr. bic gsrbeHeruns Der eopt Ctr
BON Rain StraBe our Big 5ou
8abn.
/ girettpr prics: Reiolutto
betr. bic 8ranitpflditeruns Der Crete
Str, pon Dsftern ape. CUR Utraea
9lpe.
@om 6 Def Snsenieur: Rs
folution betr. 4nlesuns Don Gemen'
5rottpirs an Sarrtion. 5tpif6en Wlor
tana unb Der nDrolihen Staotsren5t
Rihie aps., spiihen Wtenlp uno Stei
. tinius; MaIter 2De., Spiihen guenTi
. Niita Mpe. unp benz nDrolihen enf
punfte; gnnnb NDe., sipiihen Burn
! alpe. unb bem norblihen Guopuntt'
III Dud Greet ROaD. spiiAen Muntgl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
Sdlmarse Sfrafenra uber.

Gin sef1brIi6es abenieuer bate
friib seItern Mprgen Der "a Sabre al
te angus 9iliou, BON yso. 203l
gpnlTnes StraBe 5n beitehen. Ter
Dsann befdno lid, auf Dem Seimne9e,
als am Siioenoe Der Boone StraBe
ploslih Elm rieiiger Wpger aui ihn 3u'
iprang uno ibm befabl. bic Sanoe
hoh3uheben. &SilIon itiirste iit aal
ieinen Ansreiier itaO es entipanu iid
elm soorlogemeiiee, weldes oonit Ell
oete, oob Milior IN ons rehte geit
aeihpIien lpuroe. Der M1uber ourh.
iild,te ioocnn ole Toihen ieine;
Cpiers unb eignete iib So on, iporaI
er ooponliei. gsilion idIeppte lid
bis S,ir sslorence aDe. uHo Spnlmes
Gtrobe, no er Bon eineH NripatpoIi
siiten sefunben puroe. Gin 9atrol
iunGen brnhte Da, Derip,inbeten mad
hem itdbti!ben SOipitnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
SdInellc 8emeiis.

@eQen llbr geitern Roraen orann
Gin Ginbrehcr ourh Elm Stnterfeniter
IN 6cn Stueioerld6en bon Senrp
9ehrinaer &c Son, an Sliuer nnb
SSobn StraBe Elm nno entmenoete eine
Wtenge aleiounqsitiife. Cine haIbe
Stllnoe ipQter belnerften Die 8oli8i.
item gilloip unb mcShaue an Dabe
uno Gutter StraBe eIuen Rann, mel.
der Elm groBes Gadet aui Dem Riifen
trug uno iit in oeroaftiger gSeiic
benabn Ea8 Gadet entbielt IL
Goar 8einfleiber uno einen lleber.
3ieber, peIhe Safen aus Dem nben.
erIpdbnten ginbrutl heritarnmren.
Der 8efangene re9titrirte iih ais
2ouis 9ogue, % Sabre aIt, gnitrei.
der uno oboahlos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

6. :. Reipman elm Wirtb BON go.
1922 2inn StraBe, erlpirfte seitern
i'm Voliseigerid9t oaitsbeieble segea
Nm. Weiienberg. go. 1O44 Bi!ItadI
Sirabe, ino SOS. 9inne, go. 1929
gnnmiller StrnBe, ,,iter Der AHfldsc
nes unoroentlifen getragens. Or be-
ha,tptet, oaB @eiienbers nno Iinne
bealeitst pon einem oritten Wann an
Usontng slbenb iein gilarosinruer
betraten nno Die orlpeienoen EpieIer
in elmer Neiie terroriiirten, bob er
(gselunsdn) iih hlieblid peranInbi
fab, Die Nubeit0rer init einem Mepol,
Der aus nsm 2osale au ioaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

Ter Coroner lit nit elmer llnteriu.
dung oes 1obes oes IS Sabre alien
Veter Trerler. BON go. i2s gsine
StroBe, Menoing. beid)afiigt. Ter
l,uge Wnnu mar am Nontas AbenO
pcn einer nnhegeIegenen Mirtbltait.
no sr iit in GsielIIhnf. msbrerer
ssreunoe bef,nnben hattie, beiingefcm.
rten Has butte iiber s,Esuobs;e;S &c
flngt. Deiiern Naoreen aegen 3 llbr
ipurbe er BON ieinein Nraber onihei.
uelib beIpuBtlos i'm Bette liegenD por.
aeiunoen. Or. v. 8. Corr mnrbe 10.
fprt geruien .fonnte ieboh uurmebr
ben bereits eingetretenen lob fonito.
tiren. Coroner Or. goe beenb iid
iiah Nedbing ,,no itellte cine unterin,
dung an. Or lit Der aniiht, bal
Grerier eines notiirlifen 1ooes ge'
itorben iii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
Gle.G .GrlsnbHik kiaeine.

0oItfr Mumfsp. "a. SIS Wsft Court
( Gtrabe.
Mamie Ballard. "a. bessl.
Iafrtbar .. meIIer. 20. 3485 Cornell
I pIofs.
lnnth 60miIton. q. s75 GlenipOob
AbkHue.
j2ei1dus Grubsr, g. l72O Glm ctr.
sxtrnbe Wsaner. 10. 6 @ef Mer
l1en Gpsauss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

9Riffrn Gle einc grehe Ibeeidfis rolf beHsH
9saGiers NIT etnem 5s&eHt Eade, bon Htrgen's
eSelees Buffer. 1es giebt eLs hrarEicpes IeFert
siir 4 BiS 4eEioHeH sHm Mciiehprcift hBis
b Gerfis 9Sirh IN bier Aronsas aeTaffieTh -
wrhbeerpn. crangen. 3tironeH rnc arusniese.
sTrdpcH sic peH fSraesr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
OafesOau.

Muf bos GeIuh bes 5duptlinss
G,Dnp nm bic Grlaubnib, nit ben
.Rebs. Biz gum 6. April i'm Suotn
Az reripei!sn, unb um Die 4nnulIsrung
Der Gpieft NIT Der MmerieaH 2igo, Die
am ndhiien Sami.os bier tn Ginein.
nati besinnen ioIlen. eripioerte prdiss
bent 4ueuit berrmanH ssItern. bob
bos GamitusIpiel NIT ben Rsfp gors
ter .biablonnsrs" ausfallen tpirb. oab
inoeFen bas Gonniassipiel NIT benz.
feIbsn alub uno bic Ssrie BON Spis-
len Der ,Rsbs@ in Columbus, Chio,
an ben orei iolssnben 1assn gum 4nss
iroa asbra6t tperbtn miifen. um Elm.
Dsrlssung Der Reeeln Der National
RomntiHion 3u permeioen.
Die aontratts fir bieit Spiele pas
ren pom Der Wsrrpaltuns ihon Dor Or.
nennuns bss 5srrn G'9ap gum asi.sr
b<s alubs dbgsihlofIen rporbsn. mess
hdlb beri.Ibe Fl totr Rotbrpsnoist:is
flgen unb am Gonntag Worsen NIT
isinen .Rsbs- 5u sem Rafmittdsss
fGmpfs bier .infinben mub. Sebenfala
spirb er i'm ndhfien Sabre ourauf BE-
itsben, bis Sur Groffnuns Der resu'
ldrenSdiion auf Der einiibunssfattor
i'm .SiiDen au perb!.ibeu. bamit .r Den
ainb in srittlaiiieer Gorm fir Der
Jdhrssiampf um oas oigas spsnant in
gineinE1ti ldnbsn tam.
Jn Birmingham. 4la.. bat lid
mittlsrptile fiir ois .Reos" por5iisIi
DIES Hoisballpetter eins.itelt. 10 bai
lire EpieIe init ben bortiaen rgarons
lSoutbern Giea) ooresiiern uno ss
tern itottfinben tonni,n. in tpsld.i
unisre Junsens iih ipieoerum brilan
bepGbrten. Don bort reifen Tie az
fern abtno mad gbattnooao, Tenn.
1u elmer breitdsissn S.rie BON Cpl.
len mit Dem 0rtlihsn proiefIiensu.l
HIub ab, bic beute beeinni. Mit Nus
gobme bss 5slbiapiidns Mitnell
Der iiber 2dbmung i'm rehten Urn
tinst. bsiinbsn iih ale Spielsr S.
neiter Defunbbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

folsenoe 9eihdfte our grleol9uH9.
WiebereinfIbrung Der
gelt Gine StraBenz
bubn Route.
Ssrr 8erning reihte cine BON 5snrp
g. boemer, 2puis Broermann, S.fr&s
tdr ssraternal Orber Of eagles, BoB
& 2atomp, gbe Soeger. 8inltel So,
1be Dilliam Dtnbborit Co., gurtsl
& alinper, Sanfe Bros, s. Rielag,
Q. 9olDberg, 3bs Qlms & Dospts
Co., 5be Ssnnings@Miler SO, 8. o.
Gpnd, gbilip Dine. Geo. Goloe &
Co., 5hs Witttamper Woolen Ge,
gabTt G. Shoefsr, gols &c gerberlt,
Weitern German gdnt, Union GAP
inqs gqnt & 5ruit Co., Wtar gBeil e
Co., s. 4. Cullen, Setretdr Building
5raoes Gouncil, Germ. MutuaI Sns
iilrance 60, Dtor Ruoolpb uno gers
ming Bros. MISREPRESENTATION elm,
rporin um Die @iebereinfitbrung Der
friiberen Belt 2iite" StraBenbahn'
route pom Central gabnboi iiber Die
Central 9lpe. sur IL. Ctr, iiber Die
3p0lft. sur Main Strdbs, iiber Die
Wain Strabs 3ur 9ierten 4penue uno
ilber pie lestsrs suriit uuh oem 6ranO
Gentral gabnbof eriuht Diro. Die
qetition purbe on ben Strabsnbahn7
Qusfhub pertpieien.
Sefiere 9eleuhtung Der
Clifton Qbenue.
Cine Reiolution bes Serrn BED
toB Ole Clifton 4psnue, stpii6en Cub:
lop unb McMli[lan Strabe. cine Del
it6niten Straben Der Stdbt, on mel
der Die llnipsriitGt, bus 3utiinftigt
Sebreip Union College Il. !. no. gels9er
f,nb, mittstIt goulspurozGaslampsT
teleuttet perpe, tpuroe untsr SuIpsn
tirun9 Der Regsln paiIirt.
lQi3snssebibren fir ga {
parts.
6srr 5oparp reihte sine Oroinan
Elm, Dura pslte oHoere Raten fiir oi
Gissniirunq pon gaiebaas Darts feft
/ qeieBt peroen. 9isielbe ihreibt Rate
ror, oenenSufolse bic 2i3ens fur De
j hieiiqen Qeasues BART, falls Die Orb
ran3 paHirt Deroen iollte, Don Der
bis6erigen gstrae BON 800 auf $3.50
fir feds Wonats erhObt fpirb. q
Orpinan3 nuros benz QusIhuB I'll
Mittsl unb Wsgs iiberfpitien.
u Sffi3isItes Wtuni3ip a L
Bulletin.
Sine, BON 5srrn 5eiItsr untsrbre
tets RsioIution, bersufolee Elm 4uz
Ihub srnunnt rperoen iol. um ubsr .
| 3petmGBistsit Der Ssrausgabe eins
oifi3ieuen WuniSipal.guIletins gu III
tsriu6eH, uno in elmer ipdtsrsn Sit
una Su 6sri6ttn, purbe sinitimmi
. paFirt unb Der 9oriiBsr srnunnts Ipi
Ter bic 5erren Ssilter, 8erning I'm
Sc glpno als Ulitelie0er oes beIaets
ausihuiTss. 8as Bulletin, bas toitsT
frsi an Die 8iirssr sur @srtbeiluu
, aelunasn ioa, Io1 in eriter Qinie cine
gsridt iibsr Die 8srhanoIungsn n
Staotrat6s uno auBsrosm intereFaH
Ro6rihten aus alien ftdbtiIhen 3
parisments enthdlten.
9iabutt an aueen Git
4psnue.
6srr Gdert untsrbreitete Ieinel
I i9pn psroffsntlidten 4ntrco our 9pl
bsrsituns Der gldne uno tss aoiter
=, poranihldes fir einen 0iaoutt, b
bon Der 5arriIon Qpenue snr Golerai
=, apenue iiber bic Queen gitp 4oenI
Iiibren iOa. 0urh bsnIslben piirot
: bic acknowledgement Der Big Sou
Der 3. uno 8. S.-W. uno Der 6.
Z uno .. gdhnen an Der Queen 81
2lpenus aussemer3t peroen. Der III
t trag puros pem 4usihuiIe fir @
lsiiszgrbObunsen uno Subipups ibs
9 pieisn.
9eiiere Snterurbdn ) a 3
II l!taten.
Cine bon Wapor 5unt untsrbreits
. Reiolution, eab CT autboriiiri tpero
r IuLl, cine aus brei giirgera beiteben
aommliiion 81 ernennen um fur 81
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~ UIiARss esa. Nsrriase 1A Per 3ah
Hnx n19fe 43p6s Wfr6r&frte t1&HteLgnn n4t
:.'' ''',...' :. !. y ! ..s.''' -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

Gmmn Gpsrs bat eeittrn eine aIcee
iitsr $1184.4b atsen s. 9. 0au. Der
uuter Der syirmn Peoples Coon Co. :
etH @elbperleib Gefndft bstreibt. eins
oereibt. Gie mnmt selttno, bob fit
an 10. Sdnu1r 1910 BON bsmfelben
$50 aeborot unh balit tsas 6rpothek
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27
Staotrat6.
gie Grbinans betr. bic HeorganiH
rnns Des Geteftip-9 9eparte,nents
eHognltig pailirt.
lInipn gepot & terminal So. aeeep'
tirt Die amenSirte 5reibrief-Sroi'
nans. - 8ieoereiniabrnHs Den
s,elt Cine Rpute befiiruortet. -
9eridyieoenes.

cyn Der seitrigen SiBung beg Sta0t'
ratbs, Der fiirseften uno rubigftsn. mel
6e Ieit griftirung Der neuen Aonil1l'
itration abgehalten porDen lit, taMer
folsenDe @effdfte our Grleoigung.
Wiepereinfiibrung Der
gelt aine StraBena
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

Wsiie oes gdus entgsgengsnommsn
uuo beiprohen tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-27

Cine bon Mapor 6unt untsrbreitete
Reiolution. eaB CT autboriiirt lperoen
IoQ, cine aus brsi giirssra beitebenoe
aommiiiion 5n ernennen, nm mir Glna
cinnati before Snisrurban<Gar 5d3ia
litdten su iifern, tpurbe einitimmi5
qutgehsiben. Die 4nsele9enbeit Durbs
burth prdIioent 9ep. =. Sieterle bon
Der Commercial 2lHoeiation Suc
asnntnib bes Wanors eebraht.
Die itdotiiae aunDeHz
tions. 9dlle.
berr 8ernins ma9te Dor SdluB
Der SiBung betannt, ooB Der SpeSialz
4usihub fir Die itGotiihs aoHoen~
tionsballs an einem, nod 81 beitim=
menoen Rahn,ittae Der icmmenoen
Wohe nit bem Gpnnentionshon -4uss
Idub Der Commercial Ifociation.
pem Permanent grbibitr s9lusihut
Der 6unoelstammsr, Der aonoentions.
2iqo, psm Cincinnati Eapitel Nmeri.
faniiher 9rditesten unp Der Ginein,
natl OrunbeisentbLmssSDris ein.
5isung abbalten uerot.
Sn btrfelben iolIen 0orfdlags iibel
bic alIenfaliioe Gage nnb bic 4rt uni
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
BLOODHOUNDS THAT
ATE UP AN ESTATE ARE
SOLD UNDER HAMMER

BBLLEVILLE MO. july 15.-The
Uncle Toms Cabin bloodhounds, a
count emf, which ate up the assets
Of the estate of John D. Chunn, former
owner of the show. were sold here and
somebody almost made a profit
When Chunn died he left $172 in
cash and the bloodhounds William L.
Halbert public administrator of St.
Clair county tried in vain to dispose
of the dogs before winding up the es-
tate. Finally, when the expense of
their care had amounted to more than
Chunn left Halbert determined to sell
them at auction
Frank H Craig, chief claim agent of
the East St Louis and Suburban rail
way, bought the dogs for S5-a total of
1925 piece. Since w l.. Ward. the
auctioneer. presented a bill Of s. for
his services, Halbert still is crying to
figure his profit
Halbert is satisfied however, he says.
to be rid of the animals.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
ILLNESS OF ONE DAY
FATAL TO CONSUL AT
SAVANNAH FOR CUBA

SAVANNAH, GA. July Is Andrew e
Maynelo consul at Savannah for the re-
public of Cuba, died suddenly last night.
following an illness that had lasted only
through the day He was 50 years Of
age, and had been resident Of Savannah
for forty wears. coming here direct from
Cuba. from which he escaped as a po-
uucal prisoner He married Mrs. Laura
f Hayward Of this city. who. with
three children. Mrs Julian Hartridge and
Miss Lola Maynelo, of New York, and
Harold G. Maynelo of Florida survives
him.
Mr. Maynelo conducted large rice
plantations on the Ogeechee river He
was al one time selected by John G.
Carlisle, former secretary Of the treasury.
for special diplomatic work in connection
with an exploitation concern Mr. May
nelo was of an old and distinguished fam
lily in Cuba. He was a cousin of Memo
cal, nominee for the presidency OF Cuba
following the creation of a republic on
the island
He was thirty-second degree Mason. a
knight Templar and Mystic Shriner.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
BOOSTERS CD To
MACON JULY 23D
First of Georgia Spirit" Ex-
Cursions To Be Day of Get
ting Acquainted.

In an effort to create Georgia
Spirit" and arouse a warm cooperation
between Atlanta and Macon, the Shirt
waist Brigade composed Of members
of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.
the AID Mems club and numbers of lead
ing business men will spend Tuesday,
July %, in Macon.
The party Of boosters viii be accom-
panied by a brass band and will pa
rade the streets of Macon. A joint
meeting of the Atlanta party and the
Macon Chamber of Commerce and Ad
Mems club will be held and speeches
will be made. Macon enthusiasts are
heartily in favor of the trip. which is
to be the first of a number of one day
trips which the Atlanta men propose
to take to various Georgia towns and
cities in an effort to bind them closer
together
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
NO TRACE FOUND OF
YOUTH SUSPECTED
IN BRONX MYSTERY

NEW YORK, July ia new clew re-
ceived by the police today to the effect
that young Nathan Schwartz. who is be-
thing about the death Of twelve-year- old
Julia Connors, might be hiding in a
Coney Island resort led them to make a
search of that place today. At the same
time clews from various other sources
We're pouring in. One was to the effect that
Schwartz was seen in Chicago another
that he had crossed the American border
and entered Canada Early in the day a
search was made through Morningsids
park when Herman Osterman notified the
police that he believed the missing youth
had spent the night on the roof of the
building in which Osterman lives.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
$4,000 WEAVERS
OUT ON A STRIKE
Workers in Twenty Great Cot
ton Mills in Massachusetts,
Quit When Wages Are Cut.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS, July Is
Fourteen thousand union weavers en-
ployed in twelve of the great cotton
manufactures here went on strike to-
dav Twenty mills are affected
The strike followed votes of the New
Bedford Weavers union and the Indus
trial Workers of the World The In
dustrial Workers of the World and the
United Textile Workers are combined
for this struggle
The loom fxers union voted to in
dorse the strike and to strike independ-
emily in the Dartmouth mills on griev-
ances of their own. Francis P. Duffy
is secretary of the weavers union and
will be in charge of the strike.
The trouble follows the posting of
grading notices in many plants. The
grading system, so-called, is Ian un-
der which weavers receive only so per
cent az much for goods ranked as sec
ond class as they do for goods ranked
as class.
The weavers contend that in many
cases how the goods are classified de
ponds on the quality of the cotton OF
the machines they use, rather than on
their own work
Grading Scale Cuts Wages.
The veavers average a weekly wage
of about So Sometimes as much as 81
has been cut from their wage by the
grading system The reductions were
divided, every six months. among the
weavers working during that period,
but this plan was not satisfactory to
them and a demand was made for a
change.
The manufacturers association, of
which William O. Devoll is secretary,
voted to refuse the demand, and the
strike vote followed
The New Bedford authorities have
planned rigorous measures to prevent
disorder Chief Henry W, Mason has
issued orders that policemen will be al
lowed no days off or vacations while the
trouble lasts, and extra guards were
on hand TODAY to watch the mills
The strikers had picket lines out this
morning. Crowds gathered at each
mill and efforts We're made 70 induce
other operatives to join the strike.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
ALLEN, OF UPSON, URGES
COUNTY ATTORNEYS BILL

THOMAsTON, GA. July IS The
bin now pending in the Georgia legis-
lature introduced by Representative
W. Y Allen of Epson county, to
abolish the office of solicitor general
and substitute a county prosecuting
attorney, meets with favor among the
voters of this his home county Mr.
Allen says of his bill
Its advantages are many and great
for the man in each county viii have
his cases prepared when they come vi
for trial., know personally the jurors
the Witnesses and their credibility. and
IT will be the means of placing much
money in the county treasury for il
provides for only 500 year for every
1000 population. with maximum OF
$4,000"
Mr. Allen also favors the abolish
ment of thea office Of county treasurer
which Office he says could be salts
factoriv filled by the banks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
New Dock Strike
Threatens Liverpool

LIVERPOOL July 15.-Another gen
ersl dock strike a this port is threat
ened as the result of labor troubles
across the Mersey river, at Broken
head Two thousand dock workers al
Brockenhead went out TODAY because
of dissatisfaction With clearing house
conditions \ number of liners SEIZED
uled to sail we're held up and strike
leaders threatened 70 extend a gen
eral valkuut to Liverpool The pres
ent trouble arose out of the conditions
obtaining under the national insurance
act The dock workers were ordered
to present their insurance cards at the
dock Offices but only a few out of 500
Workmen complied
The strike spread across the Mersey
TO the Liverpool docks this afternoon and
by night 10000 were idle The walk -out
was a severe blow to maritime freight
traffic and within a short time general
stagnation prevailed in the greater part
of the dock district Extra police we're
sent into the strike zone to prevent dis
order
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
Western Girl Demonstrates
That Woman Can Take Mans
Place "AnyWhere.

NEW YORK. July 1S Miss Alberta
Claire. who recently arrived in New
York after an 500 mile horseback jaunt
across the continent, is inclined to-
ward suffrage. While viewing the
Woolwolth building with a gentleman
friend. an ironvorl1er was noticed by
the party working on rivets on the
highest peak Of the building one OF
the men remarked that an ironworker
is one position which a suffragetto
could not hold Miss Claire, how ever,
did not agree with this statement. and
in order to prove that her sex was
FULLY capable of holding an ironwork-
ers position. assembled to the TOP of the
$50 foot building and with the assist
ance of the IRONY orkers drove in one
of he riVets
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-15
BRICRTS DISEASE

We submit the following as our ideas Of
the probabilities under Fulton's Renal
Compound in Brights and kidney disease.
Where patients are seriously weakened
and crises may be expected in from ten
to twenty days probably not more than
10 per cent 10 20 per cent respond Where
physicians aid by holding up the heart.
increasing the eliminations etc. the eff
hciencv can he increased In cases where
patients have from 30 TO SO days Of life
we look for correspondingly better results
Where patients do not wait until hedrid- .
den we believe three fourths can be con
rolled and that in cases that take the
treatment on the appearance Of the dis
ease that nearly nine out Of ten will re-
spond with final recovery or proonRa ton
.of life
Albumen casts and dropsy do not pre-
vent recovery. The point is that the renal
Inflammation should be attacked before
the heart and recuperative powers are too
greatly weakened
Futons Renal Compound is used both
with and without physicians prescrip-
tons The motive Of the Renal Compound
being % relax the kidney Cthe old School
having nothing to reduce inhamed kid
neysl IL viii be seen that the heart elm
NATIVE and tonic eatment usually pre-
scribed in Brights and kidney disease do
not conflict but are often required in ex-
IRENE cases. u can be had az Frank Ed
mondson & Bros "a South Broad street
and l06 North Pryor street
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We desire patients not improving the
free John J Fulton COMPANY CAS- BAT
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