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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
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8ebdnoIung genommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

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llnb ieste folgsnbe Sale our 9er6ano:
hing an: 9ate M}iu5 gegen bic gulI,
man Co., 9. Qlpril; s. 8. Gbilos geger
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Soreiterr9auisr 60. 4. Qpril; u. Darb
gegen Die Wieoemann 8repina Co.. 8.
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oubergerl6tltG 9QGiittet uno Der
Jaa BON Georg 6arbin oegen bic
&helaitrom engineering 60. perfpor,
ftn. gtdnnie Mc4tee gegen oie 8. uno
6. gIfenbohn GO., oerporfen. II. O.
sSonss, RahIuboerpalter. gegen bic
gie'opoll ROQing M..l G1., auf Qntros
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q. gilsnbdbn purosn auf Qntraq Der
Bertlagten DerIhoben. Die 8roBqez
fhDorenen puroen Damn pereibtgt unb
fritruirt unb oie1eI9en pertdoten ii6
Big 91a llhr heute 0ormittae. sSm
Taae Der 9ibion Gar 50. oegen Die
bi9uite Goal ano mininQ &c., ben
Bau eines 3psiggeIsiIss bstrefFenb,
entfhieo Der Ri6ter gu Guniten Der
Fldgerin, Die ungsfdbr $4,000 erbalz
ten piro.
- Zen @shstmpolt3iftsn Booth uno
9hornton sslang es geitsrn mad einem
gBettlauf bon elmer halben Uteile Wilz
liam Daniels, alias Buffalo, an Der
8. unb Dillop Ctr. sin3ufaneen unb
nah Dem Stationsbdus gu bringen.
DGniels 5og pGbrsnb oes 2aufens elm
UseHer, oos er no9rihetnlih bsnuben
spolts, mari es isOod meg, als Die Rez
bplDer auf ihn serihtst purDsn. Der
GefaHesHe piro befhuloist, am go.
Ssptsmber 1911 bas 4utomobil oes
Or. 5illtoptB Don Ro. 2619 Reaoulq
gr. 9iutopog DON gio. 2619 Rsapina
Roap. Cincinnati. geftoblen gu bdben.
Auf isiner 5ahrt iiberfubr sr Clara
Bropu tn Siio goDington, pslcbe Ell
men 4rmbruh erlitt. gr mirb Der
GinciHnatisr poliasi dusssliefert mere
ben.
Die GountpzRpmmifTdre fperbeu
heute cine StBuns abbalten, um oi.
0ountDe Steuerrdts feit5ufesen. Die
Gisung finbet in JHbepsnbence itatt.
Die Gteuerrate fir Stabt-gieentbum
piro "a Gents PRO 800 betrassn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
Epielte nsit Menolber
hub idlea iidl cine auseI in bic
Sfirne.

Cine i.bper. Sdubpuno. braf,is
llh ssitern abeHo Der z ssobre aiie
Ralpb alioinars pon 30. 1923 aoba
Strabs IN Der Wobnung feintr Dro5.
mutter. iyrau WorD GonneIIo. no.
SOB Waee Strabe. nit einem ReDolo.r
bel. ben er auf tinsmWdnbbreti In bem
Wobnsimmsr esfunben bate. Nls
Drou eonnelo auf ben Shub in bos
3immer elite. fanb fie ihren ileinen
enitl mt elmer aueelpunbe 5lpifhen
ben 4ngen auf bem Gubbobsn lisgenb
Dor. Or. 5arrp Ghroer pom Bauer
uno Sohn Sirabe ipurDe iofort ssru.
fen nnD bf3eitnsie ben 3ujtunb ots
Rnaben nls iebr bebenlIid3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
1attpn unb Seuebme.

= WilIiam 3uusbertp puroe Dom
ppliseirihter alein in gsllepue ipseen
etmsinen genebmens um $15 unp aos
fen beitraft.
- Der gellepue Stulratb bdlt am
Brei!ag etne Grtra.Sibuns ab, um nis
observation-disclosures gu srpdblen.
5rau antcn atlIinssr lieat in
ihrer Wobnune an Der z. Mpenus,
Eapton, beoentlib srtrantt Darnisosr
- 5rou W. gduerIs BON Ro. 1895
q apenue, Daptcn, bsaab iid noG
oem ct. Murns 5oipital in Gincin,
ncti, poielbft lie iid elmer Operation
uHter3ieben fpirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

DDS 4uiomobil bes pbil. Mulfori
BON 20. 707 8rsfpiisr apenue tnLIi.
tirte gsfttrn Nahmittag an ber Sd,
Der eonssDcrtb nnb plum Gtrabe NIT
einfm pon Gliper Gtnbl Don go. 527
0ptrton GtrcBe. Neppori, qp., ae.
leHtten y1imtS-Gtar1 .Wagsn. Stab
nurbt uuf bic Etrobe gefhleubsrt uni
ihmer5boft Dtrlttt. tUdbreno bic beiDen
fnbriDtrte f6lper beif6bigt fpurbtn.
An Der 9. Npenus uHb YIum Gtra-
Be fonb geitern Abenb Elm 3uiammen.
itob Jfpifhen einem 1nrieab Der 3ums
itein 60. unb einem Waeen Der Wnl.
). Retbb Trapogs 60. itntt. Hti ben;
linfnu ipsirbe Nitmanb psrlebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
2ofal /. 8eridt.
Gin Ye,unaberer Des Wasors.

Gin begeifterter 9efpunberer Des
WopDrs 6unt III aueiislsobne Der
Huhbinoer Gmil Sfeinmann. 6err
Gteinmann ianbte seitsrn ein in Deut.
t6sr Gprahe abeefnBtes S6reiben an
ben BIrssrmeiiisr, In fueI6em er pere
i6komilihs Worihl1ge nit Bssua auf
Dos Nelnbalten Der GtFaben mnht
uno bsm Wapor fur fsinen Rompf &C.
Gen ble 6oSnrbipieler unD 3ubdlter
erobs ansriennuns sollt. Jm G4lub=
lat PES Hriefss sitbt 6krr Gteinmnnn
psr ooifnuns ausoru6s Rat 0err
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
.,obnisu 1T Yi;resrmeiiter.

9ise.Wapor Simeon M. ssobnlon
fungirt ip1hrenb Der abmeienbcit ppu
Wopor 3uIIt, Der besonntIitb cine
t,fr5e 0srisnreiie nnn anrtndu anD
Uirainien ongetreten bat. ais 9iirqcr.
nleiiter. 4nfolgeoeifen mjrb beute
Abenb I'm gtohfratb &err ssobn @efA
ped ben Doriit fiibrfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
8ortras iber rGbriitian eeiemeeS

am beuiisen 4benb nirb In
gmerp aioi.orium Broieiior Nrr.
mann g. Sertns. Is. e. g., aus Gun.
rorh, ". s., einell 9ortng iiber
.Gbriitinn Seienccs bnlten. 4sroieifDr
6ering foinmt Ms Snii Oer ssir;t
Gbirdl Of Gbriit aitf Dolnl:t Gus
nod Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

wv SSWsEtWA A80
n isetrb { adenesa
sd,msr,eH, bob ~
niht lon8e genus saf
ben 6iben hsjen
fonute, nm ruetne
Mrbsii ~ perrtdbttr.
Ter ar,t iogte mir,
id) miiHt ntsh optri
ren ioHeH, meiil Got.
ie isood, ipaRihte,
nek id) apbio e.
ginfbam's gssttable
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

Saintlfou IH5esaen, spfalfEutijeu
nno Aemigfeiten limb absnarben Ode
Der 4. nub Charles Straee. llnier
Agrnt fir 6amiiton iuobnt go. sol
NurS 5runt Strafe. SelepbDn So.
milton 1861. srlepbon unieres
aorreipunbenteu: 393X gen.
Spbn 8eibt, Gr., Elm iriikrsr
Jarmsr, tpslher in Der glGbs pon
WiboIsiopn tpohnis. itorb am Conn
tag in 2atimsr, aanias, i'm gllter Don
rs Sabrsn. or binterIGbt s S0bne
Hnb 50ttsr. Die asihe fpiro beuts
3ur gesroieung in Riooletunn ein-
trtffsn.
Sra Wliller pon bier reiite am
/. MarS nab Sot Springs, art., um
5eilung bon isinsm Rbeumutismus 3u
finoen.
- Charles Goparns perlor BEL benz
5euer auf BEN Butler gountn 75airs
plat am Sonniag Nbsnb isin gimos
naoensslt i'm Weribe pon $3.50.
-- Der 5onb fir bic glitttpen Der
D.runsIidtrn 5eusrpetrmGnnsr SobH
buntsr, Wm. Gone uno georg 5ris
ift aui $3305.90 ssitiegsn.
- Der 8srluit BEL oem granbe bes
gountpserihis belGufi iih
auf $43, ,460.29, o.m $4,000 9ers
iiferuns geesniberitehsn.
- Der gro3eB ssssn GIdrsnts
SIoan, ipelder i'm September 1911
SoEepb 9rapton nit einem aniippsl
srIhIue, bssunn eeitsrn i'm arimiHal.
eeri6t Dor Ri6ter 9arb. Der Wpro
tpuree nobe WeIt gbeiter pGbrenb eis
ner Rneiperei i'm Walbe bsenngen.
= Die 2sihs ssE feds Sabre aItsn
Soiepb Sprintls. ipel6er am lsBten
,yrsitag glbsno i'm Wlilmiflub in
srtrant. puroe pprseftern
Hnhmittae n1he Der Stobt WiobIss
iopn gsborssn.
- Die IeerItebenbs Mobnung BON
Or. 8sors W. Sun!er unb oas Wobns
baus bon R. giIels. gde Der Gong uno
Sirubs, tpurbe esItsrn Wors
gen um 2 ubr burn Jeuer gum BE-
trags ppn $1,000 bei46bigt. 1as
Jsusr sntitano in bsm unbepobnisn
ssouis uusenideinlid our6 granoftifs
tanp.
- Guitap SobaIb, Elm hetannier9ss
fhGftsmdnn Don Wliooleiotpn, itarb
porgefterH an sinem 5ersle!oen, i'm
2llier pon 80 Jabren.
Gin sefpiFsr portion. aus Rem
tudp sebiirtig unb felt lestem Jreitag
In 6amiIton, um 4rbeii 3u fuhen,
lpuroe Inn 2 llbr gefiern Woraen uuf
ben 9erbaht bin. Der Branbitifter gu
Isin, fpslfer bic 1eers Wobnung an Der
Sd, Der Gong unn WcDlnnn Strabe
In grdnb ieBte, BON Der polisei in
Dernhriom eenommen uno IN Inter
|uhungshaft eebruht.
2illie gIios, bas 2 sSohr. alte
Der Der f,iilis fga,iiiiiss aassiiss aassiiss ggHs ggIH;ss,
bon go. 346 ougb Strnbs. nurbe
'orssitern Radmiiiae sesen bier llbr
N Der Ndbs Der eiterlitxn Wobnuns
BON sinsm StraBenbobnpassn sstrofs
'tn unb am aopf erbeblih psrleBt. Der
,Jenper" an Der Gar reitets bem ains
,e bas 2eben.
- Abolph WleDer tpuroe um $50
inb Soften beitraft. neil sr fein.
DiriHhaft am SOnniag Morgen of
en- hielt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

tlm eine 0riattaMs IN stHem xaAs ~ tsiseu.
EfhEe sa5atiss HssMs CnInins 1nbiftS Mpc.
ttetsr iiafseR Ueih surid. msun 20 nidyt teIiG
q. ~, 0Essss untsrI3rsft Guf isbsr 94ao1sL
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
Jfan ealge4
elmer lur1jl6ar,n
Operali0l.
Sic iie nor brm MeiFrr bes G6irureen
teiuabrt iunrof bard) fgtia &.
Finfbam's WeeetabIe
Gpmpumnb.

Wcgaocrs, Chic. - ~sa ben srtsn bsh
rtn sabren meinss Gbelebsns Tit VI 10 stpg
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s,'',;''''1'' s',',i,s,' Sc a.s'rd

btfItr nIs nae ankfrtn.
Daansstmiidl, snperieine srnht, vliiA..
erlangtn Sis re fur jsetH nniitlas bti
allen SeHbitrn onsr in Der gintiunaiier 81.
iidle, 1917 8ins Ctr. eanal 4G5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02

9smilisn.ssaids 8 Gents has Nfsas.
GtnssR Gis 9eu geiiAs ~ uns IND IsHsn Sa
sitisist rsin raf1sn. 5brs Rlsibsr halisH tan,
err Gias BET iauiiarhtH HDAlHGstsn In ess
6tsei y9astH tsisu BIC aEaiHs EHs Hsfen ts
nitee eb.
1hr gasbawf eaaubrn Co.,
Itent Canal 5l37. ILL., 2ssan Gtrsts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-02
. a ~ iitpn n.

Samilton gH5ciaen, gpfaI .Toti;eu
tnS Hemigfeiten limb absnsrben Ode
Der 4. nnb Charles StraRe. lmicr
2igent fir !Saniiton iuobnt go. Sol
Rurc s5ruut Strake. Selepbun So.
milton 1376.G. Srlepbon unieres
aorreippnbenten: 393X 8eu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23
CROSS.COUNTRY RUNNING THE Thing

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p,,n"hn,, go I.a,,at,",,',., SUM-
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IL. ',,,,,,,a,, - al ,a,,,,,. a.,
60, an 49,, s,,r,,,,, -, ~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23
final ROAD
RACE AT KAN

The final road race of the Kun Sc
rlcs. to determine the school cham
pionship, will he held Wednesday aft
ernOon at i:l5 over the course from
Kamehameha tn Fort Shaftcr ana re.
turn, used In the three elimination
events already decided.
by the terms Of the contest the first.
second and third man finishing tho
first event We're barred from the see
ond. and 50 ON with the second and
third runs. leaving nine men to fight
II out In the final
Those who have qualified and who
will get Off the mark tomorrow are G.
Aknna, r. Wright. Il. Noah, J. Jones.
c. benjamin, W. Wright, j. Makanani.
II. Godfrey and ]. Kauai
These nine are sure Of places on the
school team that VIII meet Punahou In
two road races soon. and there are
three more to be chosen from the Kan
specdcrs to make up the even dozer
called for by the agreement, There
viii also he three or four substitutes
named AS there isn't time to hold %
fourth elimination run. the three added
starters viii be picked from past per-
formances.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23
YANKEE ATHLETES led THE
WORLD DURING EVHNTfUL 1911

Amateur athletics In all parts of the
world made wonderful progress during
1911 In the record line. but, as usual.
the United States was ahead of all
countries In this respect. Worlds rec
ords We're made In many branches of
athletics, and more records will fall In
the future, Judging from the consistent
gains every time an assault on the
marks of years gone by Is made.
one OF the most wonderful perform
ers of the year Is Jack Donaldson, the
South African Splinter, who, as an am
atour. made some remarkable records,
and as professional this year set more
wonderful marks. His greatest achieve
ment was perhaps the winning of the
the worlds championship. from G, T..
Holway. the American champion, in the
record breaking time OF IL seconds nat.
After the race the American sprinter
stated that he believed Donaldson was
the greatest runner that ever broke
the tape, not excepting the wonderful
Harry IIutchlns. Donaldson also made
1850 yards at Kimberley. Cape Colony.
previous to his Australian race. COW
ering the distance In IA seconds, which
tied the record held by the late Harry
llutchlns and II. L.. Walker. another
South African Splinter. Donaldson has
also nnlp the 100 Yards in o 3-S seconds
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23

Y'ilE school and college boys Of IIo-
nolulu are sounding the right note
when they acclaim the advantages
Of cross country running hut 1t
is possible To SOUND even the right note
Il tritie HAT. and II the Punahou and
Kamehameha runners coniine their eff
forts to tile roads. they win miss the
ringing trueness of real cross country
music In fact, cross country running
is a chord rather than n single note,
for II combines the several sounds of
sport, competition, exercise and nerve
In one perfect harmony. Jogging along
the roads Is very good sport of lts
kind, but travelling from point to point
across the fields. taking fences, bitches,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23
HONS LOSE TO
STRAGGLERS
0ahus Now Top the Percentage
Column With a Clean
SC0re--Ailey Dope.
Y. M. C. A. BOWLING LEAGUE.

The lIonolulus took two out OF three
from the Stragglcrs last night after one
of the most exciting rolifests of the
present tournament There was a DIFF
ference of only 80 pins between the two
teams at the finish. and the second and
third games belonged to either side
until the final wood ratified down.
j, Whine Of the lionolulus took high
score for the game, 1893; also high av-
crHge, l73. 10
Edgecomb and Wisdom broke even
ON the high score for the losers. 1871;
Wisdom also had high average for his
team. lGl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23

Charles Barron Is helping out
with the preliminary arrange
ments for the fleet field day. to
be given at Athletic Park Sun
day next, for the benefit of the
Naval Relief Society. Fleet ath-
letes turned to and gave their
services and their coin for the
Duke benefit. and now the To-
calls have the chance to prac-
tise practical reciprocity.
Entries for the track events
can be left with Barron. who II
busy drumming up local talent
to swell the lists.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23
Persian
Nerve Essence

These wonderful little tablets contain NJ,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23
KAMS DRAW
WITH SAINTS
INTERscHoLAsTIc SOCCER
EAClIE

The champion Kams ran up against
"A surprise yesterday. when the st.
Louis eleven, IA brand new aggregation
of talent. held them to no score tie.
The game was fairly fast. but both
sides played ragged soccer at times, the
players being all over the field and
DOING double the running necessary.
The next game of the series will he
between High School and ST. Louis.
Saturday AT the Moiliili grounds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23

Laures Of Milwaukee IL per-
hapS the champion baseball
; fan Of tho country Laures
: started seventeen years ago to
> collect his statistics on baseball
? and now he has forty large
" volumes. II takes him three
) hours each day to keep his rec
, ords up to date
) lie has the records of 1000 ball
players and can answer any
: question ON baseball that has
come up during the last seven
, teen years
>
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23

The first written rules for govern
Ing boxing matches to he issued by the
police Of any American city have been
prepared by chief of Police Cowles of
New Haven, Conn. Tho rules require
the boxer to be Mt least is years OF
age; that no gloves lighter than six
ounces shall he used; that there must
be no hitting In clinches and that the
break must he clean.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23

Catcher Jack Adams of the Maps
wanted to get married. Being but 20.
he had to have a guardian, ana owner
Commers OF Cleveland was appointed
by the court. Miss Helen Stedman Of
Cleveland is the young catchers bride
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23
OVERHEARD on THE
+ MAPLE B0UlEVAROS

The following have made 200 or bet
ter in practise games: e. Ranty 90,
T., +. Schmidt "a, c, Frank. J. Winnie
liams, A. Howard r. H. Rietow. W A.
Raseman t2), q. Wilkinson, J. Milton
Z. H. Nottnge, r. A. Wood. II LOTUS
II. a. Edgecomb. W. Scott, A. H. Tin.
ker, 4, T. Arledge, q. g, Swain and IL
Helm %. Wilkinson has the high
score so far this month with go.
New wood III badly needed There
were some hard luck tales to tell last
night. but there were also some horse
shoe strikes. The pins have been or
derd for some time. but have been de-
layed In shipment.
w Williams had hard luck In his
last game. the and 10 pins evidently
being glued down He had high aver
age for splits" on that game with o
To his credit
The Honolulus were strong favorltes
last night, Wen. they are a bunch OF
Beau Bummels, ANA looks go long
way. That's what F'roelich says.
The Laetis ana Brunswick Balkes
meet tonight. Even money and take
your choice
Gear says he viii lose his disposl-
tion II he doesn't pad the thumb hols
of his ball.
Captain Arledge found II hard To
keep his nanny, Wonder who got Il!
The goat" was making its rounds
again last night
Wanfed; Fifty more decorated
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-01-23

Wanfed: Fifty more decorated
nntos for the Floral Parade. Get In
line for the biggest carnival Of all.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-26
VETERANS APPROVE
OF new SYSTEM
Receive Checks that Replace
the Old Cumbersome
Voucher System.

Local war veterans will receive their
next quarterly checks or vouchers d.
rect from Washington instead of
through a local pension agent as has
been the custom heretofore. The
checks can be cashed at any bank like
an ordinary check, although the in
strument must be endorsed by the pen
sioner and two witnesses to whom the
former is obliged to show that he is
the rightful owner of the check.
Red tape" is to be eliminated. This
Is one of the reasons for the change.
Local veterans declare that by the old
method they would not receive their
pension money until several days af-
ter they had received their vouchers.
The new plan of paying pensions
takes the work entirely out of the
hands Of pension agents who formerly
executed the vouchers received by the
soldiers. The vouchers were theen sent
back, and at the next quarter check
for the voucher already executed and
another unexecuted voucher for the
next pension day were sent to the pen.
sioners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-26
PAYS HIS FINE ON
|hSTALLMENT PLAN
Green Parks, Colored, Fined
for Striking His Former
Sweetheart.

For the first time in this admins
tration, Mayor Zimmerman suspended
a sentence upon the promise of the de-
fendant to pay his fine if allowed to
pay it in weekly installments.
Green Parks, colored, one Of the
main witnesses for the state in the
case of Samuel Whalen, tried for the
killing of Arthur Saunders, was ar
rested last night and charged with as.
sault and battery on Clara Saunders
also colored. Parks was formerly the
sweetheart of the Saunders woman
Last night he met her and they had a
tions to Willie jackson. Parks was
then arrested.
In police court this morning Parks
admitted the accusations, but said the
fault was not altogether his. He said
the Saunders family had no use for
him because he testified in Whalen's
defense, and they believed he was the
witness who saved whalen. He told
the court he would lose his Job IL fined
as he would have to 90 to Jail because
of lack of money.
Mayor Zimmerman fined him SIS and
costs and told him he could pay his
fine later IF you don't pay it, said
the mayor, Il will fine you 500 and
sentence you to Jail for forty days"