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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
NOTHING LEFT FOR HER IN LIFE
Order to Clear Atlanta Resorts
Drives Woman to Suicide.

Atlanta, Sept. 25.-As a result of
orders Of the chief of police, closing
all illegal resorts within five days,
the outcome of the Men and Religion
Forward Movement in this city, Nell
lie Busbee, keeper of a resort, COM
mitted suicide to-day by plunglng q
dagger through her heart. She left
a note saying her house had been
closed, and there was nothing left
for her in life.
It was announced to-day that S1O,-
900 in cash is ready for instant dis
posal by the Men and Religion For
ward Movement in caring for those
women from the resorts who desire
to reform and lead honest lives.
Ministers and other charitable work
ers will visit the segregated district
tomorrow, it is said, to extend aid
to those caring to take advantage of
it.
The crusade started yesterday by
Chief of Police Beavers is one of the
most important ever undertaken in
Atlanta, religious workers claim, and
will be followed by the closing OF
cheap hotels, boarding houses and
other l.aces against which the po-
lice are able to secure evidence.
Two girls, giving their names as
Frances Willard and Margaret Han
sell, and their home as Asheville,
N. c., were arrested early to-day,
and reported to have given the po-
lice valuable information concern
ing alleged disorderly resorts
throughout the city The girls came
here recently with musical show,
which became stranded two days az
ter their arrival in Atlanta.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
A Counterargument.

General Basil Duke, of Louisville,
one of the few surviving brigadiers
of the Confederacy and the COM
mander of Morgan's cavalry, follow
ing the death of his brother-in-laW,
General John Morgan, told this story
recently at a reunion of the survivors
of the Battle of Shiloh, says the Sat-
urday Evening Post.
He said that during one of the
Tennessee campaigns Morgan's men
surprised and drove back a regiment
of Federal troopers. In the midst
of the retreat one of the enemy, who
was mounted upon a big bay horse,
suddenly turned and charged the VIC
torious Confederates full tilt, wav-
ing his arm and shrieking like mad
as he bore down upon them alone.
RESPECTING such marvellous courage,
the Confederates forebore shooting
the approaching foe; but when he
was right upon them they saw there
was a different reason for his fool
hardness.
He was a green recruit. His horse
had run away with hinl-the bit had
broken; and white as a sheet and
scared stiff, the luckless youth was
being propelled straight at the
whooping Kentuckians, begging for
mercy as he came.
jeff Sterritt, a noted wit of the
command, stepped the horse and
made willing prisoner of the rider.
Sterritt, who had not washed or
shaved for days and was a ferocious
looking person. pulled out big pis-
tol. 81 don't know whether to kill
you right now" he said, "or walt
until the fight is over!"
Mister" begged the quiverlns
captive, don't do it at all! I'm dis
sipated character-and amt pre-
pared to die!"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
ASSERTS HIS INNOCENCE.
Vaughn Denies Having Made Confess
sion in Baltimore.

Columbia, Sept. S0.-Evidently
laboring under strong emotion and
with voice somewhat broken by stress
of a realization of his serious plight,
T. U. Vaughn, former head of the
Odd Fellows Home, at Greenvllle,
this morning denied making a con-
fession that he was guilty of i'm
proper and criminal treatment of girl
inmates of the institution under
which charge he rests in cell on the
lower floor of the main building at
the State penitentiary.
The governor has called special
term of court to give trial to Vaughn,
the date being October 21. The at
torneys for Vaughn have asked for
a change of venue and this step may
result in a delay of the trial.
Vaughn said that his case was IN
the keeping of his lawyers and ne re-
allied that he could not discuss the
matter for publication, as it might
affect the conduct of the case very
materially. However, he intimated
that there were motives behind the
prosecution that placed him in an IN
fair light, although he said he be-
1ieyed that the reaction might set IN
and he would profit by revulslon OF
sentiment. He deplored repeatedly
the news story sent out from Baltl-
more in which it was stated that ne
confessed.
How such view could have been
caused by my remarks l cannot un-
derstand," he continued. "What J
meant was that l was glad that the
time had arrived when the whole
matter might be brought to settle
ment in a proper way" He denleo
that he hinted that friends in Green
vile had helped him escape. He SAID
he did not refer to the escape from
the Gr0SuNlllG JdIl. AAO SAAo IN ~
not say that his friends were work
ing in his behalf.
Some newspapers have created a
false sentiment against me- he said,
Ito crafty public curiosity, though
others have been fair to me"
Just say to the public, that
await with confidence the approach
of the day of the trial and feel that
when the tide of sentiment has fully
turned the other way, l will be able
to prove that I am victim OF false
circumstances.
= Vaughn did not explain what he
meant by his hint that enemies OF
his were responsible for the situa-
ton, saying that he preferred not to
20 into details in advance of his trial,
leaving the defence of the case in the
hands of his LAWYERS.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
TO sUDIE.

(.'What has become of your local
poet? Wake him up by beamlng
upon him, by smiling upon him your
sweetest smiles Extract from a
letter to Sudie.)
Why smile on me sweet Sudie. dear,
On me whose heart is scared;
Whole hope for many weary year
Has in the by-gones disappeared.
True in thine eyes Of gloomy might,
And in thy form of magic grace,
| see the semblance of wight,
The sweetness of heavenly face.
A face so sweet, a face so fair;
A matchless face divine,
And beauty had her dwelling there
AS now she has in thine.
But why within this bosom wake
The dim and smouldering flame;
If kindled it's for your own sake,
Then who must bear the blame.
Should it become the fame of love,
The raging and consuming fire,
Such as the love Promethean dove
Brought forth to kindle Vulcan's
ire.
Sudie if you may, those smiles be-
nign;
Smiles that can pierce the heart
Remember that this breast of mine
Resists not Cupid's dart.
And if this breast should wounded
bleed
BY heavenly smiles of thine,
Then will you heal or will you heed
The wound that may be mine!
1.-THE LOCAL POET
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
J. Aldrich Wyman E. H. Henderson
Wyman & Henderson
Attorneys-at-Law
BANIBERG, S. c.
General Practice. Loans Negotiated.
FIRM FOUNDATION
Nothing Can Undermine it in BAN.
berg.

People are sometimes slow to rec
ognize true merit, and they cannot
be blamed, for so many have been
humbugged in the past. The expe-
rience of hundreds of Bamberg resi-
dents, expressed publicly through
newspapers and other sources, places
Doan's Kidney Pills on a firm founda-
ton here.
Mrs. W. P. Herndon, Newbridge
St., Bamberg, S. c., says: when
was suffering from backache and 9TH
er distressing symptoms of kidney
complaint, I used a box of Doan's
Kidney Pills, which I obtained at
the Peoples Drug Co. They gave me
relief in a short time and I have since
enjoyed much better health. l DO
not hesitate one minute to recon-
mend Doan's Kidney Pills and ad-
wise their use in cases of kidney
trouble"
1908.)
A Willing Reimbursement.
Mr.. Cain was interviewed on jan
uary 26, 1911 and he said: Il glad
ly confirm my former statement, re-
garding Doan's Kidney Pills. 1 have
used them occasionally since that
time and they have always brought
the most satisfactory results"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
TIRED RUNDOWN PEOPLE
A North Carolina Man Suggests
a Remedy -

Greensboro, N. C.-"For a long
time I was so run down and dehili-
tated that could hardly drag around.
My appetite was poor and I could not
sleep nights. I had tried different So
called tonics without benefit. I was
advised to try your cod liver and
iron tonic. Vinol, and I am so glad
did, for it gave me a hearty appetite,
l soon commenced to sleep soundly,
and I feel strong, we'll and more ac-
tive than I have for years. Every rum
down or debilitated person should
just give Vinol a trial" K. Allsbrook.
What Vinol did for Mr.. Allsbrook
it will do for every weak, rundown or
debilitated person in this vicinity. To
show our faith we will furnish the
medicine free if it does not do as we
claim. Come in and get bottle on
these terms.
Peoples Drug Co., Bamberg, S. G.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
A Slip of the Tongue.

Aunt Mandy had obviously no in
tention of perverting the truth, but
her testimony had been so evidently
colored by the excitement of the oc-
casion that at its conclusion the
judge requested the court stenogra-
pher to read the transcript, so that
the witness might correct her state
ments.
The stenographer began:
What is your name?'
Amanda Johnson"
What is your age?'
"Fifty-eight
Fob de lands sakes, jedge!'
broke in the excited Amanda. Did
All say All was fifty-eight yeahs old?
All mus have been plum Illustrate,
All shorely mus. Why, dat amt ma
aige, jedge-dat's nah bus meas
ure,"- Saturday Evening Post.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
MOB THREATEND NEGRO.
Menaced Deaf and Dumb Black Prls'
Oner in Rome.

Rome, Ca, Sept. 2S.-After being
arrested for an alleged assault on a
12-year-old white girl, John Orr, a
deaf and dumb negro, was taken to
Atlanta late this afternoon to escape
threatened mob violence. The sheriff
and four deputies and squad of po-
licemen guarded the prisoner from a
large crowd which gathered at the
station. The negro was prevented
from accomplishing his purpose By
the cries of the girls brother, which
brought help.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
FORCED TO SWALLOW POISON.
Young Girl Seized by Unknown Men
Poisoned.

Steubenville, o., Sept. 23.-Mlss
Lettie Ward, Is years old, who lives
at the home of Samuel Farmer, of
Wheeling, w. Va, was seized by uni
Identified men near her home to-day
and held while poison was admins
tered. She is expected to die. Farm
er recently had received anonymous
letters threatening his life if he did
not leave the country. No reason
for the attack has been discovered.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
SAVED FROM ELETRIC CHAIR.
Isaiah Butel Crazy, Says Insanity
Commission-Spend Life in Pen.

COmmisSiOn-Spend Life in Pen.
The life of Isaiah Butler has been
saved by the finding of the lunacy
commission which reported him in
sane and he was not electrocuted at
the death house within the peniten-
tiary walls to-day, as the original
sentence imposed upon him by a
Charleston court prescribed. He will
spend the balance of his days in the
penitentiary, the sentence having
been commuted.
Butler, a negro, has twice escaped
the electric chair, the date for his ex-
ecution having been postponed two
weeks ago. The strange actions of the
man had the appearance Of degener-
acy and led the officials to feel that
an, investigation by experts would be
worth while.
The following physicians compos-
ed the board of inquiry: Drs. w. NJ.
Lester, S. B. Fishburne, and R. T.
Jennings. In their report they ar
rived at the conclusion that Butler
was totally irresponsible" and that
he was IAN imbecile at the time of
the crime"
Sam n. Hyde, the double murder
er. of Anderson county, will be elec-
trocuted October /, the report OF
the insanity commission being
against him. His execution was also
deferred to allow him to be examin-
ed by experts. Hyde, white man,
shot his wife and her aged father.
He has given the strange: explanation
that the reason he killed his wife was
that he loved her so much that he
could not live away from her. The
couple were living apart at the time
of the murder. He went to her faith
er's house and shot her. Her faith
er interfered and was himself killed.
Hyde has expressed his regret that
he killed the old man but has so far
indicated no remorse or sorrow at the
killing his wife.-Columbia Record.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03
Warrants for Two Officers.

Sumter, Sept. 30.-Warrants have
been sworn out for the arrest of c..
NJ. Young. rural policeman, and
Mack Morris, constable for Magis-
trate F. L. Player, of Shiloh, in con-
nection with alleged outrageous con-
duct toward two negro women, whom
they had in charge.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-10-03

5 or 6 doses 666 will break any
case of Chills & Fever; and if taken
then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. Price CSC.
Rub-My Tism will cure you.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
1ns Eilberjmbildmsis
sseiertf am aeitrisen 1ase bic Atlas
National Hanf.

Die aiIos Rational gant, eiks Der
|aneeiebenfttn syinansinftituis Mr
Sinot, feierte geiiern ibr 25jGhriges
gefteben unb ben iiihiigsn Heamien.
Die an Der Gpite Der Banf ifsben, fpiirs
ben onIGblih oisiss GrtisniHss bic
berslihftsn @liidpiinifK iibermitteIt.
Die 8ani bat iid BON fleinen Mns
fdnsen su ibrtr seseHipGrtissn b01e
einpcrgtarbeifet. Denn oas Bontges
ih0f!, oas DOR nunmebr einem Bier.
teliabrbunotrt an Der Ode Der gleuns
ten uno 8iHe Strabe eesriinbtt ipur.
De. mar sin abtraus btldeibsnss De-
ihdft, aber unier iohptritdnoiser Gel.
tuus unD Gdnf Der itrensen Reeliidi,
Die itets oos grunoprin3ip in Der Ut
las Hatipnal Nani seipelen, pudbs bds
6eit3ofi suisbenps. bis Die Bont nun
mehr cine Der eriien Der Siabt 1T.
Die Bant ipnrbe am 8. Wdrs 1857
NIT einem Aftieniopitof BON $500. 600
eroffnet. OsgenDdrtig belduft iih
oas aopitdI nuf $4,000. Der
lleberIduB besiifert fit ouf $500. 900
uno aubuoens iino nod an unperilttIs
ten profittn $106,O00 porbdnpsa,
iodbreHo bic DspOiiisn fith auf 81
100000 belaufsn.
Die Bsnmien Der Hani iinb bic fo..
senben 6errtn: Vrdfibent, albert
padman; giseprGfiStni, 80. @ud,ne
tsrssr; 2afIirsr, Gbnrlss :. 3ieglsr.
uno 5iifsiaffirer. Chris. 6dbnle.
0as Gireicrium fsbt iif aus ben
iolgeuben 6erren suiammen: Berrss
J. Distsrle, SOhn D. glad. 90. Gia.
cenbereer, 3. Otto 6dnit. albert
2adman, q. afbisp 2Icpo. 5obn q.
SberbsIman, 4bolph SaHber uHD
GhdrIes q. Efephens.
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Eente
6rfoist bic GrSffHnns Der Niiiious.
Susiteimns slbe &oris in
Cincinnati.

Dos proeromm fir bic am beutis
gen lGoe itattfinbenbe Gr0ffnuna Der
RtHicnsausiteluHs The Wprio in
Cincinnati" in Der MuiiibaGe pirt
pieI bes SnttreFanten brinsen unb bas
5dupttrsisniB Der groffnunssfeier
lpiro Elm eIettrifdxs Gignal fir ben
formellen 8estnn fsin, bas bonn pr6.
ftoenten saft BON gbiraeo aus gsss.
ben iusroen tpirb.
Die 5hcre 3u benz 4uoitprium Der
WuiitbaQe. oas fir Ole Iauer Der
UliHions 4usitelIune ben Tnmsn
Pageant 5aa@ erhalten bat. psre,n
Somitoa Mitias um sp0If ubr a,6f'.
net tperosn. Don DierteI nad3 12 bis
Elm nhr finosi ein Srs.lionsert pon
6errn 8. 10. GIoper, benz Better oer
nuii,aliihen 9orfiihruns,n, ftati unb
er ipirb bel bieisr Gelegtnbeit gruh
Rlde Der fir Die einselEen quffiibruns
gen tompcniri.n Wuiif su Gebor brin.
gen.
Die erDffnunssfsier nimmt nm Elm
ubr thren anfang uno sebt unier BEN
gcrfib oes prdiibsnten Germ gD.
5uiton DOR iif. 9t 5skr tpiro bnrdl
Elm 9ebei uno bas Gingtn bon msb.
rsren Gbordleu sinaeleitet unb Die ,Seii.
rebs bolt Or. Soroiio g. Ring, Der
Drdiioent Der CberIiu uniperIitGi,
rdbrsno giihof .. o. Worr, bon Der
Biihoiliten Wstbobiiisn airhe unb
Mnpor Senrp Z. punt turse sinipra.
den haIien fpercen.
Aurs Dor sfpei ubr nirb DrGjibent
9aft BON Gbieaso aus ouf elmer 5.ls.
erapbtnleituna, fptI6e oirett ouf Die
BIbne fiibri, Elm .ursss GIiiffpunihs
ieleernmm ienoen unb um sfpei ubr
,uiro Der Drdiioent ourh ben Trud
anf sinen anopf i'm Union Qedaut
Club In Ghieaso sineu mdh.io.n elets
triihen Siern iber Der giibne gum
eeuhten brinetn uno pieiss tpire oas
Gianol sur ofiisitll.n groffnnna Der
ausfieiiuns fein. Die Sinpeiencsn fin
gen bGnn itsbenb bas Star Spnnss
leo Banner, porauf bic 1hcre Al ota
6eibtn ausitsaunasboIIen, Der .6ofI
Of 5oreisn 2anb" unb Der -6on of
tbt 6om,larb", aeoffnsi iperben.
I'm brei llhr Rahmiitaas finbtt
oonn In Der Wuiiibn1e bic erite 9rr.
fi;brune bss .llmSug bon sSiniisrnib
iino aidt" itaii unb bic speite gor.
fubruue srfclat om abenb um adt
llhr.
am Ulontna. zen IL. W6r5, an
Ipiro bic ausftsluns isnen gormittap
nm sebn llbr asoffnei iperoen unb BIS
,sbn llbr 4benos offen isin. Sn ben
btiotn 9oIltn perntn bonn su b..
|fiHnten Sinnoen bic ginseIDorfiibs
rungen unter Der gtituRg Der toftiis
lnirten Gteiporos Dor fiH ssben.
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tees fir Wiiiel HHD Nxas mar Hrs
btitsoireitor pries Don Der 1rnnsfes
riruna on bas WdiIsriperlsbeparts-
ment niht iebr erbdut unn bic Gnd,e
bIieb porIdufie unerlebigi. bo Dorerit
NIT Der ynrifommiHion Aiidipra&e
senommen iptrbeH lo[.
Detettipe Spbn 2raab, Der felt
Wodenfrifi burh itnipDhfisin ans
baus aefeHeIi mar, meloete ii4 ssiittn
tpisoer gum Dienit unb iibernobm pis.
btr feineH alien pciien ais Getsliip
oes Wonors. tpdbrtno DetstfiD oar
noIo pieser nah psm Deieitipbureou
rsriesi tpuroe.
- Die Rubofpa WurIitsr 60. Dat
eeFssrn oem 3ufluhtsbau snsi Ria
piere 3um Gefdxnt gemoht unb MN
mebr lperoen JninH.n, bic mufisali.
ifes Talent 5siaen, BON Der In Der
anitaIt beinGftisien WufiiIsbrsrm
israu pdrfons RlnDisrunteryiht erbnfs
ten.
Siterbeitsbireticr GaTr Bat %
Der i'm 3ufluh.sbduie bfinb!ihen
ainpsr an bic Glttrn refp. angebori-
gen paroliri unb fir orsi Hinbsr
iDurben 6eImitdtten auf etm annb.
oefnnnen.
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unfdAe.

DIR SO Sabre olte 'yuhrmonr
Grant auIi, BON Ro- 127 On IL
Strabe. fnbr seiiern Atenb NIT ieis
nem Hagen be Walnut Gtrabe .n.,
lang. ais fem Waeen nok Der 13
Strabe bon elmer Gar Der College 6ilI.
Miain einie getrpfftn unp tbeilneif.
oemolirt fpurbs. Quii purbe anf BIZ
Sirube seihisuber. unb sos fi6 .iner
8ruh bes linlen Beines su. or ,purb.
in pdirclipdeen 3 nan bsm ft1biiiter
lofpitai gebrnfi.
Der s Sabre alt. gGder Wont.
2Dipenftstn. pon go. 744 Qourel
strube, ssrietb seiiern tpdtrenb be,
arbeit In Strietmann's gddr.i mii
BEN rshien arm In bas gsiriebe elmer
Mafhine, ipobei ibm Der 4rm fd,limm
Seraueifti ipnrbt. gr tpnrbe noh BEN
'tootiibsn hpfpitaI gshrnht.
eouis Deisrs. 81 Sabr. oI., bon
Ro. 3514 goubinot 4pe., iiel eeftern
in itiner Wobuune cine Sreppe binuns
ter ufio sog ith eint ihipert Derlebnna
an Der rthtsn Gnuiier su. or pnrbe
auf elmer Strdbenbdbncdr ndcb bem
fto6iiihtu 0ofpiidl esbrani.
Rate 6paDe. 30 Sabre alt. BON
go. 2258 8ins Girabs, eIitt sefern
absnb aus unb Serifniit fh bic remie
bdnn In fhfimmer Weife an ben
Sheiben tiues DaHsrslaIes, nelfes
lie In ber 1onb bielf. Gie fpurbe mad
osm ftdbsii4tn 6Oipitoi ssbrodbi.
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Dies sa1O Oas.

- Die Dom sinsrbeitsbirettcr gaib
iiir5lih 5u poIisiften besrabirien Dss
isfiiDs g g1lnnu unb &. Irnsr iinb
um ibre peniioniruns sineetommen.
8tiDe tpsrbtn binnen ipsniasn Wonn.
ten bic borihriftsmGbia<n 25 Dkfifi.
iabre binier ii9 buben, aber ss lit lehr
'pabriheiniin. boB fie bereits friib:r
5ur ptniicniruns enpfobl<n ,perDer,
ba Btibe f9tper lsibenb iinb.
- 6srr 3. Q. Wanefdxr ertpirtse
geitern I'M iiGbiiihen Buuan,t einen
Observation-Disclosures fir ben llmbau
ltinss WDhuboufes an Dsr Ode Der
Dbiifielb unb aerroee 4penlx. Die
llnioften bes Nmbaus finb auf 5000
DeranfHiosi. ].
- Das Giobtrat6stommit.ee Fir
Miiiel unb Wees bef1iob gefttrn Bic
Drbinnnj, DsIff bic AniixlIuna non
Wlsndniitrn, Gbaufisureu unb arbe!s
tern fir bic jfGbtifdx Garage an BET
3lpeiten StrnBs DorIiebs, bem Gtabss
rotb smpitbitnb tinaubtritken. Mr&
btiisbirettor price, ber b<m Qcmmit.
tee bic DrDinaH3 ertldrtt. anb ieinem
UiiBialIen bdrifbtr Ausbrnd, bdb bic
friib<re ADMINISTRATION 10 piele aroix
4uiomobile gefnufi babe, bis ben Dss
trisb nnn6t1iger Dsiit usrtbeuerien.
Dds alts Heisrpoir an Der Drit.
ten Gtrube iGtint fi4 5u tinem
Gfmesjsa6tinb aer Eiobt tntDidtfn
3u molten. % mar Itiner3eit, n0dly
bem es pom ben gDoHtrperitn nidt
msbr benubf purhe, an boS Ydrfbt.
porteuaeut hbestragfn iporben, ober
bibles Deporiement nl5dte e. lpieber
foS fem anb In b<r IettsH Gtdbt<
rdtbsfibupe mar aud einf Crbinons
tinger1df porben, I'm bdS RxirbotT
pieoer an ~ abaN<rpertSbepartrs
mat ~ tSnn1}efiSkn n bey ortxis
asn @lhuaa ~ Giohlrait klswulk
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assIid.s c're'saasss s,sssblat samtaa o edr, 1912

riHter y. s. GIeaTon, GOnfobIer Cliff
0rdu uilb gtetn bic 6eranecurt 1retp.
ing GonponD Elm, nm iie abaubdltsn
ibn aus benz MirtbihaftssebGube an
Der 8. unb Brighton Strdbe su ftben
gr bebdnptet, bab sr bas @ebGabe bon
Der Nranerei mitibete unb bah er srF
ipdter cifseforbert tpurbe, inJriebenss
ri6ter 0lsofon's Office gu erIheinsn
er fost, bob IMAM periuft ibn aus BEN
9tbdubt 3u iebsn, ipenn bic UeriIosteu
niht burh einen ginbaltsbefebl per.
binbert ipeyben. Gin tempordrer Gin.
bdItsbefebI ipnrbs BON Rihter yolnss
blut erIaFen.
5rau Charles Wiehs. So Jabr.
alt, fturb sefiern in Der Mobnuns ibres
Shpieserfobnes William Weber, Ro.
II Weit 10. Gtrabs. Srau Miebe be-
fano iih bier duf gefuf BON Detroit,
Wiih. Die Qeihe niro bier beItatiet
ptrben. Jbr @atte sing ibr Dor 4 Mps
ndten IN ben 5ob poran.
JWHAu JptHltN, az ,yuVit uti, gtU.
639 Orertpn Girdbe ipobnbaff, itnrb
seitern eines pl6sIitsn gobes tn 1oIs
&c zines 6erSleiosns.
6err anarr, gl.rt oes Mapors
SslmbpIb, fsellie 1T 4ppIitationen fir
ben Polisei. unb Jsu.rpsbrpienft aus
uno Or. 9horntpn unterfuhte so unb
Or. Sruese.u Is gpplitanten.
auf Snitruttion bes 0irsstorens
rdtbs BEG 8ufinsb Msn's Club fanbie
geitern Nbtnb Setretdr Gpans elm
3eIearamm an Gouperneur Samts g.
WecGreorp, ihn sriutenb, bic WorIoge
fir einen 5meitsn areisrihter fir
Campbell Gountp sinittpeilen nidbt su
unterseinnen, bomit benz aIub gele=
genbeit geeeben ipirb, isineH prnteft
BEN 9ouperneur perfDHIid Su uniers
breiten. Der alub bat fih feit poroe~
nommen, bic paFirune Der 8orlose su
perh;nbern unb fpute Der Gcuperneur
oenno6 bic DorIags gum Geieb erkz
ben, iperoen fie bic Sonifituiionaliios
bes geieees im gsrihte anereifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-09
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ipurbt eelofht. nnhben ein Gtahta
bon $500 an9erihiet poroen mar.
Der Hdhtn1nier Der Giul &
Jron Gompanp. gds Der Commercial
uno Gin Strabe, irat stifsrn Abtne.
ais er feline Runbe burh bas 5sDeiis
Stodfrert madte, auf Elm auf beHl
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DIES jih enisiinneie unb mebrere In
Der Rdbe Iiessnbe Side in Bronb iee=
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alarm eeiofht. btnor HtnHtnsipsrs
ibtr S6aben anserihiei fporben mar.