davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
THE HONOR FRATERNITIES.

The report from the Committee or
Statistics of the University of Mis-
souri, shows that in the last semes.
ter the social fraternities improved IL
per cent over the first semester
Likewise it shows the sororities as
falling 2.3 per cent. The report also
shows that the non-fraternity men
fell below their mark of the first Sc
mester, Is per cent. This would in
dicate that the fraternity men are
improving in their work while the
sororities and non-fraternity men are
not coming up to their usual stand
ard. All the other classes of students
improved last semester. This i'm
provement of all but two classes of
students means that the students are
paying more attention to studies.
The honorary fraternities do not
rank as high as some of the social
fraternities and sororities. To be
classed as an honorary fraternity, the
members of that fraternity should
rank above the average of students.
So while improving the standing of
social clubs. let's try to improve that
of the honorary fraternities as WE'LL
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
ONE SYSTEM IS ENOUGH

To introduce another telephone sys-
TEN into Columbia to lower rates, is
not a practical solution of the prob
lem. On the whole there would be
no lowering of the rates. We would
merely pay less for less service. The
only solution is in municipal or state
regulation of the system we now
have.
If We introduce another system.
every merchant would have to install
two phones to reach all of his custo-
mers. Where would the merchant be
benefited? The same would be true
of the resident. He would have to
put in two phones or be satisfied with
less service. Every one knows that
two phones must cost more than one.
That's common sense
II we installed two telephone sys-
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS.

All except two of the proposed
amendments to the state constitution
seem to please majority of the vot-
ers. They seem to please the ma
jority in that no complaint is being
made against them Amendments No.
6 and Z, pertaining to the single tax,
seem to be particularly odious All
except these two amendments stand
a good chance of adoption.
Amendment No Il gdves cities the
right to allow children years old
and above 20 to go to school without
paying tuition. 1t also gives cities
the right to build and maintain
schools for children between and
and over 20 years old
Amendment No. pertains to allow
ing ST. Louis County to increase it's
bonded Indebtedness to construct
sewers and waterworks.
Amendment No. 5 gives certain
cities the right to increase their
school tax little higher without
calling a special election
Amendment No. lowers the re-
quirements for suffrage to those who
are to become residents of Missouri.
Amendment No. ) requires a regis
tration of all voters in counties hav-
ing a population of $4,000 or more and
which adjoin a city of 100000 inhabi-
tants or more.
Amendments No. and I pertain to
the adoption of the single tax.
Amendment No. s gives grand jur
les the right to open ballot boxes
whenever fraud is supposed to have
been committed. 1t also provides the
manner of selecting election officials
and states their qualifications and re-
quires that policemen be stationed
near polling places in certain cities.
Amendment No. 9 provides for levy
ing and collecting on each 500 as
sessed valuation a state tax of 10
cents for the support of the public
elementary and high schools. state
normal schools, Lincoln Institute and
the University.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01

FOR RENT-One very desirable
first floor room. 9O9 Lowry. Mrs. G..
w. Horn. (d6t)
FOR RENT-Room one block from
University; modern except heat. 210
s. 10th. (d6D
FOR RENT - Nine-room modern
house, corner of Stewart Road and
Westwood avenue, for $50 per month.
Inquire at 10 N. 9Th ST., or phone
1856 Green. or 1894 Red. w. E. Farley.
(tD
MISCELLANEOUS
MRS. BELLE GOODRICH, sugges-
tive therapeutic healer Consultation
and examination free. IL Price Ave.
(d30)
DANCING Lessons given privately.
sos COnley. 44S White d24
The Home Economics Club will rent
out its Electric Vacuum Cleaner for
80 cents a day. Eats up the dirt!
Call 231 Black. eod12
SUITS Cleaned and pressed for 75c
for either men or women; other work
in proportion. 91S Walnut, cor. 10th.
$50
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01

TO RENT-Strictly modern, Groom
residence on paved street. Apply to
E. l.. Daugherty, Exchange Bank Bid.
(d6)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01

TENS, one system might buy the Other
and we would be back where we
started unless the one company would
operate both systems. And then
where would your rates be? II one
company owned, unknown to the gen.
eral public. both Of the systems moth
ing better could be desired for the
company. Every merchant would
have to have two phones and the COM
pany could charge him what it
pleased.
Telephone rates are higher here.
We have much better service than in
most of the towns of the size of Col
umbia. We have connections with
the Bell and the Kinloch long dis
tance systems. Every boarding house
has three times as many persons to
use the phone compared to the fami-
lies in other towns. And the students
are heavy users of the phone. 1t is
logical that the telephone company
should receive higher rates when they
have to give a great deal more SER
vice. per phone, than in other towns.
Hadn't you better think it over
again before you introduce another
telephone system into Columbia? You,
Mr.. Merchant, and you, Mr.. Resident.
Two things always cost more than
one.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
WANTED

TRADE-6O acres of highly pro
ductive level prairie land, located
near the city limits of nice town OF
Wabash. Will trade for Columbia
residence. w. H. Goldsberry, 305-t
Exchange Bank Bldg. d6t
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01

ladies. 7O1 Hit st. Phone SIG Black.
If.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01

WANTED-At once, good gentle
horse. Will buy or keep for use dur.
ing winter Phone 701. (d3t)
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
BOARD AND ROOM


Single meals served at Pembertor
Hall. Breakfast 25c; 7:3O to 8:15
Lunch Csc; 1 to 1:3O. Dinner 35c;
6 to $3.50. Sundays 1 to 1:3O). Flat
rate, board, 81 per week.
BOARD and Room for $3.50 a week
104 Dorsey. Mrs. Little. d24
MEALS-First class meals for $3.50
a week; one weeks trial will convince
you. 507 Hit. Mrs. G. A. Keene. d26
Meals-real home cooking. $3.50
per week. 1117 Paris Road.
TO RENT-HOUSES
TO RENT - Three unfurnished
rooms, second floor. Three blocks
from campus. 1901 Cherry.
TO RENT-Four unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping; modern i'm
prOvements. IL Price Ave- (d6t)
TO RENT-Nicely furnished front
room, in modern well-heated house,
at 300 S. Ninth st. dc
TO RENT-One front room in a
modern house, three blocks from cam
pus. Men preferred. Apply 1908
Broadway. Phone 7S, between a. m
and p. m. dc
TO RENT-Nice, comfortable room
at Mrs. Patton's Home for boys. 2O5
College avenue. Phone 81S Red. dtf
TO RENT-Strictly modern, Groom
residence on paved street. Apply to
E. L. Daugherty, Exchange Bank Bid.
(d6)
TO RENT-Two rooms for young
ladies. 7O1 Hit st. Phone SIG Black.
If.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01

TO RENT-Nice, comfortable room
at Mrs. Patton's Home for boys. 2O5
College avenue. Phone 818 Red. diff
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
Echoes of Yesterday.
Five Years Ago.

rive leafS Ago.
Pumpkins cost from Is to 25 cents
apiece. and they were little scrawny
things not worthy of the name"
Four students were dismissed for
hazing.
By the sale of badges the Univer-
sity students raised nearly $1,000 for
the new bleachers.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
Twenty Years Ago.

"The Merry-go- Round which had
been in Columbia for some weeks
past left for other parts"
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1912-11-01
Forty Years Ago

The Statesman supported HOrac,
Greeley for the Presidency.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05

- Ter 229tl. SberiDan Gouncil, O.
~. ). Don gelIepus errpdbIts foleenos
gedmts: 9rGiiosnt. 8sors BENG; gi5e-
prdiibsnt, Is. Gsllu; 5inunszSetretdr
8m. 8rottit; Saagmsi'ter, Sarrt
Subspobl; Maridou, Senrn Diff; 9is
rittoren: &. Shierp, 5. GuiIibb, 5.
Seuper, &. 9ils uno s. 8on 9pbne.
Sumes 5ist jr. bon gslIpus erlitt
beim 5ubbuaipisI einsn 8ruh beg lins
fen Jubgelents.
- Der Dora Chapter 10. 2, 3. 6.
g. sripdblte Die folsenben 8eamten
80. 81: 5ruu 5lorencs Subtins; B
g.: Robert Gutter; u. 3d.: Srdu gms
ma 8bitins; Setretarin: Jrau aatb
Sob; ShuBmeiitsrin: Srau Wlarr
6etpetion; g.: 5rau alma 9luSsr;
u. g.: 5rau 5lorence Ridnros; aue
plan: 5rdu QDa Smith.
- Die 2shrerinnen Der offentlihen
Saulen BON 9apton srbdlten atpei
8ohen syerien. Die Sdulen blsiber
pom "a. DECEMBER bis gum 6. Sanual
seihloN.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05
Der gibliotbet 6ans sinen gortras

Der giblictbet 6alle einen gortras
halten.
aopeumeiitsr gD. 8. 9bcmpfon
BON Der 8. Snf. Muiittapene in st.
Sbomas, bat feline Relisnation eins
sereiht. @r bat eins 3Ojdbrige Dienitz
seit in Der 8unbessNrmee hinter fih.
- Der ct. Soiepbs llntcritiibs
unes 8erein Der st. Stepbunus Sc
meinbe erfpdblte folgenDe geumte:
prdi: 9ernurb Silge; 8taez zyrd1.:
Sobn Meiiter; /. Setr.: Wfattbeip
Meper; 2. Setr.: Sol. u, WiIer; 3.
Setr.: Ben. 8pnoerbuur; Shabmeiz
tier: Gilbert DANES; llnterluhunss:
aommittee: Wm. 6. 9eB, Souis 9oh
unb Glem. Wiinningboff II.
Sin neues SptIhulgebdube ioa
in bieIiasr Stopt errthtet perosn, oa
bag ieBise in tstner 6iniidt ben an=
fproeruneen entipridt. Die neuen
hulzapmmiiiGre iino einitimmis
oafiir unp iou Die @ngelesenhstt 1hon
in Der eriten Sibung i'm tommenoen
Sabre Sur Sprahe tommen.
Serr 5beobore Biesler bon ben
Sisblanbs lit nah 5loriDa sereiit, um
Die Wintcrmpnats bort 81 perbrinssn.
- Die Sonta Claus QFociatiDn
belt oeitern in Der sits 9one etns
9er1ammluna ab uno ertpdblte fol-
senoe geamte: grdlioent: ehorles
GIinsman; 8isez9rdi,: Jrau Deottie
5aplor, ssrau Dm. 2pbitrob, pster
S'SbuusbneNep uno Sno 9. Shrtsbs
IL; SGaBmeiiter: 81. Wt. Gartin; Sez
tretGr: 20. $. Ietpsu. Gs iOllen Sir
tuIare per6fFsntIidt rperben, in benen
Die giirser eriutt psroen4 gum
Santa gIausz5onos fir bic Irmen
beiSuiteuern.
SEQ. 80. unbsrpoob, Der 1u3
Isiner Wobnuno go. III 6. Ipe., Dan;
ton felt Montag psrmiBt tpurpe. 1T in
Gopinston ssfunben pproen.
Sacob 3immer uno Jrant Wii:
ner, Die faldes WfaB sebraudts:
puroen pom 5rieDensrihtsr Weoiti-
matt in ben Si9hanos, nm je S. uni
Soften beftraft.
- 8reisridter gungblut erlieb gs:
Itern i'm Sale bon 5rant Sub Jeger
s. 5rentel unb bic II. g. Imuien.ent
So. einen psrmanenten GinhaltsbsfehI
Die gertlogten baoon ab5ubalten. ihrt
geamten 3u ernennen.
Yrobutionsbeqmtsr Sranf 8regsi
Der bel einem lnfou in Cincinnati per,
leBt puros, lit auf benz Weoe Der Ssl
isrung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05

- Sin Disb, Der iih sinss Rahs
inIiiieIs tebisnts, iiattete seitern Der
Wohnuna bon Irau M. s. WilioH,
Ro. TOT Oft MeMillan Strabe, einen
9eIu6 ub unb Iisb Shmudlahsn i'm
Dertbe DON $35 mitseben.
- 4ls permibt purbs seitern Der
ppliasi Die IA Sabre alte Wdrp genne
Ianosr, bon Ro. 1929 gotpman Npe.,
aeneloet. Dos Mdbdsn entlief am
Mpn.as aus benz elterliden 9aule.
9lm Oienitas Mbeno fpurbs iie BON ih7
rem Batter an Der s. Qpenue uno 5ors
riet Strabe ertpiftt, ober es sslane
ibr, iit auf bem 5eimpess los5uretBen
uuo tpiepsr gu sntpiihen.
- Die poliaei murbe gsitern BON
benz aeteimnibpollsn 8sridpincsn Der
II Sabre alien Waris Soltman IN
aenntnib seieBt, bic am II. Rppsmber
pas Suus ibr.s Sntels 3. q. 9cltman
BON Rp. 3641 Spring 9rope 2lpe., IN
pef.n 5nmiiis iie felt einiger 3eit ges
Isbt bate. perlisB uno lsitoem niht
mebr eeI.bsn porben lit.
Soiepb 6. Woprs bon ebicaso,
Elm 8ertretsr oes yGrtenitpn Wasa.
sine, ertpirtte seitsrn sinen 5aftbefshl
untsr Der 4ntIase pss Grlansens Don
@elb unter falfhen 8oripiegelunser
gesen .. 8. SnloHer bon $40. 40O2
3. 9penue, Satlep- gDH Wloore be-
bauptet, iou Shlofer iih in ben leB'
ten Monattn unberehtister Weiie fiji
.in.n Nsenten oes ngrteniion Waa9os
ains" ausgeeeben uno etrpa $500 toll
Iettirt baben, bic er bonn niht Der:
rtchnete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05
terbreitetcn cinen Gnt,purf fir Die
slbanocrung Der aonititlitiplt onbilis

terbreitetcn cinen Gnfipurf mir Die
slbanbcruna Ser &oitititlttion bnbiii.
aebeltb, ooB Die aranfen- llnter'tiis-
nng in 3ufunft BON $4 ollf SO per
8of,e erbobt uno Dab i'm Sterbefolle
Ser ,srau zines Witelieoes, Der Ses-
tere nur einmal ipabreno ieiner gsit-
glieold,ait gum ge5ug Der Sterbegel-
Ser i'm 9etrage bon $50 beretttgt
Iein ioa. Ser gnt,pl,rf miroe gum er.
item Mole perleien lnb Der aonItitn-
tion 5ifulee behlifs 5rueiter uno brit
ter Gerleiung 5nriifselegt.
sln Die erfranften Wfitelieber, quo
mig Shmab, Tar aubn Seopoio
Blum, Stepban Sauier, sSreo. Sel.
lemueger, 2oren5 Mnper uno @nt
Gnpps ipllroe Die iiblid,e llnteritiis.
lng i'm 9etroee bon $40 anaelpielen
Ter &nriiter nlodtc Die DiitglieOei
auf ben 8ereinsban aufnerfiam. oei
am Sanntag, IA. Ie5enber B. s., II
scr grbeiterbaac itattfinbet iuto iii,
lueld,cn Die beitnto9lihlten 8orberei.
tungen getroffcn poroen iiiib. I'll
Ginnabnen beliefen iih aui $f2 Mnt
Die elusaaben auf $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05
Sterblibfeitsberibt.

Sarrp s. 5eIotamp, l, 1121 Sbsrs
man ape,, 2uneenentSiiroung.
Marp u. garbum, SO. 2715 par'
9lpe., WaferIaht.
Soiepb 8elImann. AS. 21 ". SIii'
ton 4De.. Sersl.iosr.
5bomas Manlep, %, 827 8. a
Qlpe., l0eroleioen.
Dilliam Spper, 49, 662 Gar
Ctr, 2unsenent5iinounJ.
5rancis 0opnsp, 40. 1923 oum
lGlDt Ipe., 5uberculole.
Mihael 8raoner, as, 532 YierIol
Str, SGipinoiuht.
glsunor Siebsl, 80, Ct. Warp'i
snpipital, 9eihDiir.
Simeon SO. 2ttt1e3, SO, Ct. Ser
narb, 5ubercu.oIe.
Della Ga 5pnt, 3, 1871 70. a
qpe., Shpinoia ht.
5rant Grup, 70, 637 9rOaopar
Iuberculoie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05
sO,asfeubaa Der @subiellow SaHser.

Der @oobfeIIoip Sdnsernor FAT
auf Samftas, 7. Deaember, ben prins
a.n Rarnepai gu iich gelaben. Mn ise
mem slb,nb finbet in ben Sdlen Der
Mrbeiterbune Der sroBe Wastenz uno
geIeuIhoftsbaa bes Dereins itatt urb
bic brapen Sonsesbriiber feben als
0ebel in Depesung, nm bas GET 5i
einem Grfolg ou MAIDEN. Das ipiro
linen aud) iinerlid gelingen, benn I'm
Derein 1T tiihtises Waterial entbnls
ten uno bus Rommittee, ipelhes nit
ben Mrrangements betraut poroen TT,
bat Grfabrung in oergleihen Werun=
itaitungen. I'm eineIl regsn Wnstsn=
bduh berbei3ufiibren, iinb fur sis
IhDnften unb fir bic AaratteriitiIGe
ten Mass.n preife ausseisst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05

berielbe i'm areisseriht niebereeIdlas
gen.
Gtpas heint niht 8. &. 3 u
iein.
Sm areiseeriht DOR Mihter Surbez
ION fpqte eeitern Der 5au Der Srene
Cabin sesen Die Siip Gppinaton unb
Cincinnati Strobenbabn geieufhaft
psrbanbelt tperben. Die Cabin bate
Die 9eielldaft auf $4,000 Sdabens
eriab pertlost fir 8erlebunsen, bic lie
srlttten bate. eSn elmer friiberen Gntz
| i6eioung purbsn thr $2500 3uerfannt.
Die Strobenbabn 9efsuifaft ftellte
ben Nntras auf nohmalise 8ertanos
lung oes 5olles uno bas @eIuh nurbe
eenebmigt. slls geitern Der San i'm
Greiseertft aufosrufen tpurbe, itellte
es iich heraus, baB Romsn auf Der @e=
i6porenenliite itanben, bic ntcht aus
Dem 9eidporenenrab ge5osen lparen.
Drei gtamen Iollen bon Semanb auf
bic Gtits 9eieBt porpen fein, Die nift
eeieblih ee5ogen 1porben ipuren. Rihz
ter 5arbefon perihob iofort Die 8erz
banbIune, entlt:B Die 9efhporensn
uno iteuts eine lnteriuduna on. Der
Sheriff uno feline Deputies, iopie bic
Ingeiteltsn Der 8reisserihtelsrtssSf= Sf=
| ftce Duroen oemRihtsr porsefiibrt nnb
perbort. Die 3eussnausiaes, bic SRI.
Sulia 8ootins mahte, srgab, bab Iie
unsebiih ppm 0eputn Glert @uis
erfu6t tpuroe, Die Hainen bon 'Som
Grumlep, Rap Batter unb Sames go
Ian auf Die 2iite gu Isben.
+. .. 8rats, Elm gormann elmer
6. II. 3. Contribution Wannihaft,
Der bon ben 8roBeefhtporenen ange=
tlugt lit, 9eloer BON Der 6. IL. S.gubn
unter folfhen 9orrpdnben erlanot al
faben, unb feline giiroItaft i'm Stits
tieB, tpuroe ppn Dem 9sheimppli3iiter
Der 8abn, g. S. WalbroR, in 9ritiIt
Gplumbia Dertuftst unp i'm hieiigen
Gounth9efdneniB untersebraht. 81
apirp 6eute benz Greisrihter Sract
porgefu6rt perben.
- Der Sal Der Mnrtle Qnoerion,
bic Der Grmorouns oss Rapmonn
Rssbet anqetIast iit, lit i'm areis=
9eriht DOR Rihter SracD in Shpebe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05
2ofQl 8ertdt.
8aoifder 2(nterfit. .-Yerein


o4su Der aeiirieen 8erianinlung oes
easiiden llnteritiisiings.gerei Die
inter 8oriie oes Serrn 6ris 0elger
in 1slonm's Safe, eIoer lno DtcaJil.
den auenue, itattfnno, tpilroen Die er'
| item 9tominotionen mir Die III Der
n1dyiten 0eriamnlli,ng Dor5unebnen.
De gealntenlpahl porgenomnlen nno
5mar nuroen iolgenoe aanoioaten
uliigeitellt;
,Siir 9rGiioent. Sac. Slider r.,
aarl Snfmann, Jris 8eiger.
Sir @i5e -Rrafioent: angair Prily'
hah
| Sir grotofoa.Sefr.: Sris Beiaer,
asohn 2iebolo.
.siir 5inan3s ssefre.dr: Geo. Grle.
fpein.
| sSiir StaBnleiiter: ssabian Sdns'
Ter, 9lniius Slarnm.
Sir 8erpaltungsratb: 2eopolS
JrieOnann.
1siir 5biirbiiter: anton Giienmann.
Sir sabnentr1ger: (alte Jabne)
Snrl Slider, Sohn @lofIer.
sir s5abnentrdger (neue Jabne)
,Sobn Wtausbarbt, sllbin Shfuab.
5iir 8ereinsar3t: Or Jreo. 6
IbeiB.
! Delegation TN. Staotperbano
ssoiepb Weingartuer, SSobn Wfails
barDt.
9elegaten 9eutlf)e ag.8eieilihaft
starl 8lten5ler, yoleftin Gderle
| 8or Der Nabl fcnTien nod lpeitert
INorlinationen genIn6t Deroen.
| Gie 6erren BIaiius JlanrrI Grit
@eiser, sSoiepb Weingartner, Seepoll
lJrieomann, aorl Snfmann, 2et
tgrlepein l,no 9eo &errna,tn il. I'M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05

9ir Gupinstun Office iiir sas sGin'
sinnatier @plfsbIatt" befinbet itd) III
@ebanse go. 509-511 Waoiiun
slpenue. sluseiaeH, Itttbeiiungea
nnb SeltsllnHgen irseuoweiher Art
iperben bis 10 llbr gbeuos oaielbit
sntgegcngenommcu. Selepbun Sontb
1854.
Surnpite Sail beenDet.
SIN Sale pon R. 81. Sones uno
4uoere segen s. ). GrOpe, Der in
o5nbepenoence ihpebte, uno Der Don
cen Ri6tern 9arbeiOn un0 Srucp gez
bort purbe, CAB Der Gestere geitern
cine gntifeipung ab, Die ben San gum
2(bIalub brinot. 8pr 20 Sabren pal
firte Die aentudp Staots 2egislotur
cine 8orlage, bub 5 giirger uIs Som
million fungiren iOLlten, zen She'll
Der 2erington 5urnpite, iubIi6 oon
Multon, &p., entpeDer 5u perrenten
DDer 81 leiten. Die &ommifIdre i6lolz
len nit 3. s. Crane einen 9aatperz
trag DeugenGB berIelbe biz ptte in
Grbnung brtngen uno in gutem GU
ftunbe balten unD oafiir 3Dll tollettiz
rem iollte. 1rei Der ernounten aomz
miiidre iturben, uno oeriuhten bic an
persn 8ommiiIdre DieIe nurd cine
Doht gu srieBen. 0isis 5iinf srtldr>
ten bann, oaB bic pite niht in Orb
nuna gebalten piirbe, uno periu6ten
Die 2unDitraBe aenton go. gu iiber=
tragen. Rifter 6urbsion entIhieo,
Dab Die aommiIiGre tein He6t bdtten,
Gigenthum peg5ugeben, ouB lie nur
eruannt purDen, Inn bic pite in Orb
nung gu baiten ooer 5u Dermtetben.
aiAter 5rucp, Der ounn ben 5ul aui
,inen 3uias our aluseIhrift bshanz
bette, ertldrte, oab, pa bic Webrbsi.
Der apmmtHdre itarb, bic Qutboritdl
Der &ommi1Gre enoete. Die 8orlage
babe teine Wabl bor9eieben, unb pab
irfolge Des Jooes Der bret aommifz
fare bic anoeren muhtlos feien. Die
&enton 60. aomn1iiIdrs tpsrben puhrz
Theinlih ben 5heil Der pite nun
iibernebmne, enttpeber our6 GonDems
nations 0erfdbren ober ourh &ons
trait. - Rihter 9. +. MeneTes uer=
trnt ben &ldeer uno 0eit unb Mners
uno 5oparb oertraten bic 9ertIusteN
- 6on. 5arDep Wpers, Der Dom
6ouDerneur Mcgreorp gum Oelega.
T. Il
&ongreB, Der in WaTbineton, 3. g..
tast< ernannt ipuroe, 1T seitern 4bent
babin abeereiit.
- Die Barber Union SEQ. 107 er:
tpablte folgenbe 8ean1te: 43rdfiDent
8. 8ittlinger; 0ice&prdfibent, 8
sumes; Tinnna Setretdr, 9enrt
99iei; prot. Getr., Jobn Dobbler
G4osmeifer. 20. Msner; Wadter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05

Inter Der Qlnflaae hes WtprDdiis
sriffs ipurbe parrp Walters BON Der
Gomrners 5trabe ben @robgeihapoa
renen iiberipieIen. Gr ipirb belhnls
niat. Dor einigsn Wohen s.lseentlt1
elmer Muuferei Mlbert Shoefsr osrart
sugerihtet 5u baben, bab oteier idnaes
re 3eit i'm aebenssefabr ihfpebte.
Ginen aelinben Sdreden jasts Rid
ter Jride geitsrn 9enrp Sitboltboff
BON Rorpoob Elm. 9enrp bate iid
pcreeitern etlpas in SpirituoIen iibere
npmnen unb batte bann nah feiner
9srbaitlins lid in nidt seraoe fdmei=
telbafter Wetfs iiber bic poli5ei ausa
aebriidt. Bel Der eeitrigen Oerbanbs
luna ipar er febr bebs uno ipebmiiz
tbiq unb bereit 9lles, mas er seIast
bate, suriidsunebnen. 9luf bic Sra.
ge bes Ridters, pispieI GeIp er in
|iieinem geiis bate, bemertts Sitbolts
boff ,bunbert Dollars. Rihter
Trite pertGngte baraufbin cine Stras
Fe bon 500 unb peu Soften iiber Dit
bpitboff, uber ols bie'er benz ppliSei=
gsridtsclsrt ben idnOben Wtummon
ouf5dblen pOIlte, iuipenoirte Der Rihs
ter $95 Der StrafIumme. unter ber
gebinsune, baB Sitboltboff oas gnts
bnltIamtsitsgelii6be abls9e, lposu lid
tieIer nit 5rsuosn uno iOfort bereit
lertldrts.
aoo Jrancis, in bersn Dohnung DO,
sinissn 5assn bic poii3ei einige Spi-
|umpfeifen sefunoen bate, tpuroe 81
$50 urh hen Gnften nerlIrtheilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05
Weburten.

Gilbert unb Gulal;d Ma!tsrs, 434f
Bits Str, Wuohsn.
eSo6n uno 9ioia 91s!len. SarlHil:
Ter Ctr. uno Gsat,sl Ape. Gnobe.
Sulius unb p-arl 9isbsl, 2:3533C
Wiap Str, a1c6c
eugene unb 4Rc3 9lrtbur. 453-.
Mellpooo 4Ds., 8aebe.
Gbarlss uno Geul 09ondn, 5e2l
6omilton Nbs., 9aabe.
Spispb unp Margars: 5rant!, 2o2s
Sanoers Ctr, anabs.
Sueo uno Spph;d 8oHert, 2e2e
Qaugbn Ctr, MdDf.a.
Soieph uno g.rtq1 gola1, 32o1
giibop Ctr, anabs.
Carl uno s5ran3istd Stutsrt
1923 5orriIon slos.. g,dbten.
Wiaiam unp T2rsaretbe ZFuller
1872 Queen @itp 9ue., mdr6sn.
Stsfan uno Warp aoomnit, 1164
5arriion 9pe., araee.
grice uuo Sliia9r.6 s 'tSreJor
1881 Spmmss Ctr. Gnabs.
6orpsp unb 2lfma sSteffen, 162(
ainn Ctr, anabs.
4ntpn unb giasDalsna 8phnert
519 Sliper Str. 3nabe.
George unb aatie Gdsrt, 1916
2inn Ctr, 4nnbe.
Uiatbius uno Marsaret 9oel'ineer
1941 Race Ctr, anaR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-05
9eutider Sebrerperein.

Der beutfhe 2ebrerperein folet bic
ismSamitag elmer ginlaouno bes5rn.
prof Sobn g. Clearer, Direction oes
Ohio Wehanic Snititute. Der Der.
iammlune sebt Elm Runogans ourdl
bic Rdumlihteiten pieier herporraz
senbsn 2ebranftolt unt.r tunbiesr
2eituns unb elm eemeinihaftlihss
WlittaeefIen Oorouf. Oteies uno Elm
ouseepdbltes prosramm ftelli aQen
sbeilnehmsrn etnsn senuB= uno lebr=
reihen Nahmittas in 4usiiht. -
Das poGItdnbies prosramm laut.t:
alapierportrng - Ssr.nabe
g. 9. Saa,
Jrdulein Ilma 6. Uteier.
Gsiansspprtrag:
a. 2isbssfeier NDeinsartne,
b H0slein uuf Der 5eiben.
9.etbopey
q Warnuns Wo5arl
Jrdulein Mnna BON unrub.
0ortras: Wemento piDere!
,@ebidie bon 5ribn 8absr."
9err Or. meD. u. s. Mprseniiern.
Geianssfolo:
Al Sbe little 0rap Dope
b 8 bappp 8irb,
Qouis 0ictpr Sddr.
syrdulein Gnna bon unrub.
Yealeituns: Jrdulein 4lmu 6. Wteier
Rlapierportrde:
al gocturne (fiir bic linte 6anD,
lsupII''
b Grabesque Oebouiil
JrGulein Nlma 6. Meier.
Gtihdftlifes.