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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1912-12-12
EAST MONROE.
Dec. 9. 1912.


Raymond Durnell, Of Cincinnati,
visited here, the past week.
W. G. Smith, of Springfield was a
recent visitor here.
Rev. J, w. Bond, Of West Virginia,
visited here, the past week.
Mrs. Joseph Worthington, of Sabina,
visited here few days the past week.
Several from here attended stock
sale at Hillsboro, Saturday.
Mrs. AIDA Zimmerman visited In
Greenfield, Saturday.
Mrs. Matilda Reed and Mrs Agnes
Reed we're visiting in Leesburg, Fri
day.
Miss Mamie Tompkins, of Blanches-
ter, visited here, over Sunday.
Alfred Rees is visiting relatives In
West Virginia.
Frank Littler was visitor in Gin
cinnati, Friday.
II. M. Fishback was visitor at
Roxabel few days the past week.
Mrs. Annie Worthington and Mrs.
Matilda Reed were visiting Mrs. John
Smith last Thursday.
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The All. G. Fields Greater Minstrel

Silver bands once were considered
the last word in minstrelsy. With the
progress of the world of amusement,
however, these instruments have be-
come more or less common place, and
the twentieth century novelty is the
Gold Band. 1t is quite natural that
the AL. G. FIELDS Greater Minstrels
introduced this innovation, and when
the company appears here at Bells
Opera House for one night on Monday,
Dec. 16, Professor William Walters
Gold Band will be one of the really
new" novelties that Fields annually
prepares for his friends and admirers.
The instruments used by the band
musicians, while being of an excep-
tional tonal quality, are all finished
In gold. The only organization of its
kind on tour with a minstrel company,
the aggregation will offer two concerts
daily besides heading the parade which
is one of the anticipated features Of
the MINISTRIES.
In the opening spectacle "Minstrelsy
Past and Present" the curtain rises
Just as the Gold Band is concluding a
concert on the lawn In front of hotel
at Ormond Beach, Fla, on the eve Of
the big automobile races.-adv.
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NEW MARKET.

Dec. 9, 1912
Mrs. G. II. McConnaughey is visit
ing relatives in Dayton this week.
W. e. Lemon, of Hillsboro, trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Isaac Larrick' and wife and son,
Linn, and Josephine Hunter were the
guests of Roy McConnaughey and
wife Friday.
Carey Lemon spent couple of days
last week with DR.. O. G. Cropper and
family, at Danville.
Rev. Lewis filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church here Sunday morning
and evening. He will preach here in
two weeks again.
Martha Barrere is visiting friends
in Hillsboro this week.
Chas Purdy and wife were the guests
of II. ]. Weaver and family, near Bu-
ford, Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Vance, Of Hillsboro, was
caller here Friday.
Charlie Garen is putting new roof
on his house.
Mrs. Mary Vance is sick.
Several of our young people from
about here offended surprise party
Saturday evening at the home of Jas.
Leiningerand wife in honor of their
daughter, Nondas.
On last Wednesday evening, Dec. 4,
Lon Carr and Louva Van Wrinkle
were quietly united in marriage at
the home of the BRIDES parents, j. d.
Van Wrinkle and wife, Rev. Kerr, of
Belfast, officiating, Only the immedi-
ate relatives and friends were present.
The happy couple left on the evening
train for short trip to Niagara Falls,
New York City and other points of
interest, after which they will be at
home to their many friends at the
Carr home, south of this place. We
heartily extend congratulations.
Buy your Xmas candies at Stablers
SC & 10c Store. Remarkable prices.
Pure, fresh goods.-adv
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.
Dec. 9, 1912.

Dec. y, 1917.
Stanley Frost and wife and children,
Of Taylorsville, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Arthur Kier and
family.
Coburn Vance and wife, of near New
Market, visited VIM. Gibson and fam
lily Sunday.
f. L. Cr.son spent Thursday and
Friday in Cincinnati.
Stewart Burton and wife and son,
Marvin, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with P. A. Daniels, at New
Antioch.
Mrs. F. L. Crosen and daughter, Le-
anna, Mrs. Sarah Lowman, of Lawshe,
and Mrs. Stewart Burton spent Friday
with VIM. Weibley and wife.
Mrs. Ed Griffith, Mrs. Clifford Harris
and daughter, Helen, Mrs. Clarence
Kier and sons,s Delbert and Ar -hur,
Mrs. Arthur Kier, Mrs. Sarah Low
man, Mrs. John McRight, Mrs. Stew
ard Burton, Mrs. Belle Burton, Misses
Emma May and Ellen Davis spent
Wednesday with f. l.. Crosen and
family.
Earle and Paul Hatcher spent Sun
day with friends and relatives at Lees
burg.
Mrs. Arthur Kier and Mrs. Clarence
Kier and children spent Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Frank Achor.
Ray Frost and family visited Tom
Hixson and family, at Willettsville,
Sunday.
Mrs. Ora Leininger, of Shofer, spent
several days last week with her par
ents, Ed CLANCY and wife.
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A Des Moines man had an attack Of
muscular rheumatism In the shoulder.
A friend advised him to go to Hot
Springs. That meant an expense of
$3.50 or more. He sought for a quicker
and cheaper way to cure it and found
it In Chamberlain's Liniment. Three
days after the first application of this
liniment he was well. For sale by all
dealers. adv
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This Is An Easy Test.

Shake Aliens Foot. Ease in one shoe
and not in the other, and notice the
difference. Just the thing to use
when rubbers or overshoes become
necessary; and your shoes seem to
pinch. Sold everywhere, 25c. Don't
accept any substitute. Sample FREE.
Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LIE Boy,
N, Y adv
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Legal Notice.

Notice is hereby given that, on the 27th
day. OF November. 1912. w. McCoppin,
tion in the Probate Court of Highland
County, Ohio, praying for the establishment
of Special School District out of parts of
Brushcreek, Paint and Marshall townships,
school districts, Highland County, Ohio, en-
bracing the following territory, vis:-All of
sub-districts numbers seven and eight and
ship school district, all of sub-district num-
ber seventeen and part of sub district num-
ber two of Paint township school district,
and part of sub-district number one of Mar
shall township school district.
Said petition will be for hearing on
Wednesday, the Sth day of January. A. d.
1918, at 10 O'Clock, A. M
Dated November 27th, 1912.
Q2-26l T. NJ WAITS
adv Probate Judge. Highland county, o.
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The New York Bible Society reports
for the month.of July an increase Of
over 100 per cent. in the distribution
OF Scripture above that Of any preced-
ing month. The total distribution
during July exceeded so, volumes of
Scripture.
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hundreds of beautiful, different and
toys at low prices at Stab
ler's Toyland.-adv
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Wages In Belgium are lower gener-
ally than in any other European coun
try.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

8unton, g.. q. Qug. Crrt1e
Wriqbt fiel -m Mtittpoh NuhmtttoJ,
ols er nit einem gBrigbt 9pbropIan
IiioIit DON Der Stdbt erpertmeuttrtt,
in Dem Mtlamt 5IuB, Der aber an Der
SteQe niht tief mar. 5err gBright
purbe Qber am 4uoe oerlest uno Der
SporppIun purbe oerart beIhdotgt,
caB bic Grperimsute uufgegebsu tpera
oen mubten.
4piattter perungl Il dt.
Qomar, gplp., 21. Mug. SEQ.
g. 5bompiou, etn 4piattter aus Den'
per, itiirste am Utittpo6 aus stnst
SDhe BON 200 Gub ab aao nuros aat
} Hsr Sisas- sss5stst
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Bra6en BEL Der gtadri6t in Elm Jrsuz
beugeIhrei aus.
3um R Q ieutb q | M 0 r b.

Rem gOrt, q. 2tug. - Der
Dbttmun bat am
cine geIobnung BON $4,000
fir Die Berbaftung pon 2ouis Roienz
3peig, alias .Qeitp 2ouis", uno 9drrp
Soroptb, alias .8pp tbe Sloob", Oosr
$2500 fir Die BerbQftung zines Seoen
Der 8eiDen ausgeiegt, aber perfiigt,
baB Die 8eIobnung niht on WtitgIiez
Der Der Relp gprter poli3ei ODER Geute
Die i'm Dieuite BON PoIi5eibeamten
fte6en, dusbe5ablt meroen bari
Der 0titrittanpalt ertldrt in Der
betreffenben 9etanntma6uns, oab Die
STAB. Sem gort jdbrlit Rtuionen
fir Die 9pli3ei uusgebe, oeren pfIiht
es lei, gerbreaen auf5uoeten uno
9erbrefsr gu oerbaftsn, uno oaB "r
unter ben umftGnoeH ntht umhiH
tonne an3unebmen, Dap etutge Wttts
glieoer Der YoItsei Zen gufentbdlt
Der Ut6rDer getannt baben, DenH Fe
tbn niht jegt tenneu.
GQs 8elo fir bic gelo6nungen 1T
our6 Observation-Disclosures auf9es
bratt pOrben, ca Dem 8iitrtttaHpalt
feline 8eIper fir iolhe .3nete 3ur Der.
Tiigunq itebeu. Itehr als einmuI bal
er i6on iein Gritaunen ouriibsr gum
4usorut gsbrQht odB biz jest DOR
ben suitGnoigen geboroen nod tetnt
gelpbnung fir Die 8erbaftuns Del
WDroer ausgeieBt Doroen lit.
Giner Der 9riinoe. Die ben Diitrttt:
aRpdlt gu benz 9Iauben peranloHen
bah bic pplisei bic beioen WtDroer ab'
Iidtlih Bat enttommen IaiieH, 1T Der
oaB Gam Shepps Dor Der 8ranolurl
ausgeTagt bat, baB ibn Die Detetttpi
pom getp gorter 9auptquartier er
tannt batten, ais er lid in 5allsburg
u. g., peritett belt, uno oaB lie thn
oeitattet bdtten 81 enttommen uno Die
Ie getettips lpdrsn bret bon ben fiint
bic abgsi6itt poroen lpdren, um tbl
3u iuhen uno auF bic NntIage De
Mproes bin gu perbaften.
Shepps bate Der 9ranbiurn oe
iaat, bab sr unb Die 8etettips Iih &c
| aenieitig gut gstannt bdtten. uno ou'
| lie ii6 aber in ppfsnbaftsr DeiIe be
ibm entfhulbtst, neil Tie ibu 9eitOrt
na6osm sr ihnen gsiagt, oaB er emit
beige.
Shepps bate DOR Der 8rauojur
aud ausesIaet. oab na6 Der grmor
bunq RoIenthals. geter gu ibm lag
te: Sd bin frob, oaB er aus oem Ws
oe 1T. Der 5unb bate iton lans
qet6ptet tpprben isin. Riemano liet
etpas on bieism Suno." 4u6 10
9sder asfdet haben: sd bin Il
] Stanoe, WaIop al tontrpllirsn, III
Riemuno brau6t Tih su fiir6tel
| Gnaitieen sic lid audi nitt tpegen b
8iitrittsanpalts. Sd taun ihn b
ran perbinbsrn, irgeno etfpas gu thul
gr tam pbne 9erpstsmatsrial MIDI
tbun unb i'd tperoe oufiir iorgep, oo
Die Yolissi tein gepsismateriaI Il
fert.
Die Ra6ridt bon WuIbington, Dc
8m. ). 9slpnn. Gbef Der geep gort
. 9lbtbeiluna oes Der. St. 9ebsimoiet
ties, benz @ruTt lnteriudunqstor
, mittee Der 9llbermen belfen tperoe, B
in 9isiisen ppliaettreiien sine sc
, iation perurIaht. 5lpnn itaRo led
| Wonate lana an Ser Spibe beg .
. tettip Bureaus uno bate oas Qr
I inns. bas iebt Der 6ilfs 3pmmtII
+ 9oughrtn inne bat. QIs sr reit
lnirte, CAB er oIs 9runo oaFlir O
SAP feline Wsohtbefugniiie befhnttt
fporoen isien unb man inn bei ieins
gemiiben bic SpieIbSI.n gu ihlIebs
lalIs m6sIitsu aiassrniiis N ssaN
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Cincinnati. 0omnerhae oen 22. stnsmd 1912.

ginflub guan Chi 8ais fiirhten, hdlt
man ibn bod fir ben ein5igen Utann
i'm 2anbe, Der unter ben jestgen gerz
bdltniITen i'm Stdnoe lit, bic Regierung
su fiibren, unb i'm Nagemeinen lit mon
Der anii6t, bab Die ausIi6ten fur
bic 3utunft jeBt befer iino ols 3n III
genb elmer 3eit iett Der Reoolution.
.Die ,Goriican" in 2ipers
poolangetom men.
2iperpopl, 81. Nuguft. Der
Dampfer ,gpriiedn", BON Der QlaR
2inie, Der am 12. Nuguit Ditlt4 DON
Belle Ssle, nabe Der Ruite bon geeu
IunolanD, nit einem Gisberg tolltotr>
te, ift am U1itttpod Wtorgen bier ana
qefommen. Der Bug bes SAtffes mar
bur6 apaiIionsmdtten sei4ust, ionit
mar Der 9ampfer aber unbei6doigt.
9as God i'm gug befinoet il4 3ebn
SUB iiber Der Waferlinie.
aur3 Dor Der Intunft bes DAM
piers bielten bic pufIagiere eine Der
fdmmtung, BEL pelter 9elegenbett lie
benz aapitGn goot cine goloene ubr
unb cine nit Golo seIpidte 80rie iibers
rei6ten.
8 plum I 4 4muggel IN 30 It :
laden.
5onolulu, 21. 4uguit. Die
omsritanii6en 3oubeb0rben entbedten
bsreits Dor msbrsren Wofen, odB ein
gerfu9 ssmaht poroeu. Opium IN
goitiddsn ,in5ui6mu9geln, bielten biz
gntbetung aber eebeim.
an gorD bes 9ampfers "Wtan6us
ria, tpelder am s. 2lu9uIt aus BEN
fernen Often bier eintraf, rpuroe cir
BpitIad entoedt, Der itatt 8rief,
! Opium i'm Wertbe bon $4,000 entbteIt
Der bstrsffeube Yoitiat mar euttDebe1
auf Der ueberfabrt nit Opium gefiiQ
porbsn, ober es miiheH ihon ieit Ian
eersr 3sit 3pii9en ben Shmugglerr
uno goItbeamteH ge3iehungen be'.an
ben bdben. Der 6tIfsbunDesaHDal
General Gorbou BAT iit Don bier mad
Sapan bsgeben. um bic Sade gu III
teriu&en.
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Bel ieinsr Riid,.br BON ct. petersbure
Sn Diintirden tpi. Elm iiegrei4 hetm'
,sbrenber Gslbherr empfansen.
Der am Gonntog pertDunoets Welha
bithoi pFuser bon Wisn p'ro
eensien.
Musoem beutfden Rel d.

Musoem beutf den Reth.
Berlin, 81 Mug. Die Grdftn
2ouis be gontoutzgiron uno Jrdul.
Ranep 2eifbman, bic beioen 9Odter
oes cmeritunifhen gotihdftsrs IN
Berlin, ssobn O. u. aeiihman, rpurbsn
am Wittpoh bel sinem automoblluns
iolI in Der gabe Don SnaolsfoDt. 8dps
srn, itrpsr perlest. Jrau Seifhman.
bic fih bel ben 9Ddtsrn befano, tam
unperlett oapon.
Cine Der 9ohter erIitt cine lei6te
gebirnsriniittsruns uno Die anosrs
fd,limme 8erleBungen an ben Veinerl.
Cis brei Ddmen purben am JeuhMits
taa in eiKr Spesioleor, Die pom Wtin.
densr Sani.GtssGorps geihitt Dors
ben mar, naa Wiinden gsbratt, mo
iie in einem 9otsl einquarttrt uura
ben.
Der bitiiaen omeritunifhtn Bots
ihnft iinb nod feine betaillirten 9ahs
rihten iiber ben llneliidsfaa 5ugsgaHs
ssn. Ser gOti6after 2siibmon 1T am
Rohmittas I'm bret llbr nab Wtunden
dbgersift.
Giner 3eitunssbepei6s aus SnsoIs'
itoot sufolee, Durbe bus uugliit oas
burd5 perurioht, bab Der Chauffeur
beg 4utompbils, als er sinsm 9Dogen
ouf Der gbauise ousnsihen pollte,
cine su iharfs Wenoung madte, UNI
NIT feiner Waidine sssen sinsH Baum
dnrannte.
Trau Office Don gerlen, Wittpe bss
GeneraIs bon Werfsn. iit bier I'm 4lte'
BON 6e Sahren geftorben. Sbr Rao'
nenname !por alice Glemnes bon ct
louis urb fie por cine gouiine Dol
Mori 9tpcin. Die 0eritorbene ma
Dor mebr als 40 Sabren In ct. louii
cine aefsierte Gh6nbeit. sic mar Elm
GnieIin bes pbilaniropen Sobn Dsul
Innphp.
MI. Clemens bereijie Deutihlanb
uIs Tie nit benz bamalisen 9aupimanl
BON Wsrftn besunnt rpuroe. Gs erfolg
te cine Wsrlobuns, bonn aber brad be
Dsutfh franaoiifhe ariss aus. au
bem Der 6ouptmann uber pchIerh1ltel
auriidlshrts. UoIb mad benz Rrie
fdnb Die DtrmGbluns fiutt.
Die Sonter Der Ueriiorbenen. Oil
bc, lit NIT bem Qeutnant bon Irnir
perbsirnibet.
Die .6anfo1 bsnGbrt fit
Dns neus Zeppelin auftihil
-6onfa~ gieb! inner sIdnsenosrs We
iptiie itiner 1usse3sihneisn asiitunga
fGbigtsit. Jtmebr bas guftfhiff .eir
eefu6ren1 nirb. nefto s!attsr uno gu
perIdiIigtr funttionirsn ale ibre Wsc
letkn nnb Apparate.
6eits Bat bic .6nnIa1 sinsn feds
itiinnigen Touerfius iiber 2nnb IN
Wseer BON 6umburg aus 5nriidseleg
ouf btm iie Roftod In Waedlenburi
Ghperin hfuhse unb be Jnld Ri
gen. umflog.
Die 0onhun1 In 6omburg LII ou
hitsmnl cine ben eeringiien it0renbe
3piin<nfaiI BON Gtdtten sesdngen.
8iAdro 9trdub tomporIr
Elm Ballet.
Rihnrb Gtraub III segenlpdrtig b
NIT b<ihGftigi. sin Ballet Il
bic 0efpper 81. pttesburg. Rul
lamb, au lGrtib<m. Rad BE-
opessttenboftsn Ginf4ids Der lsbi'
&tsou6'inen cper. ntS .Mpfsnsur
~ a man tisi aid1t asts ssisaaz
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Jn(an0gclegrap6
Oerarttif DE Sort der Sts'
fdnfonsurutgete brit.

" y u - = - : - -
Rome, 4Iasta, q. Nug. 8iltbz
mar StefdnIon, Der artttihe 5oIz
iber, Der in @ictpria 2aHo eIne Raj
ie pen blonoen gsttmos eHtosdt bat,
traf am Wlittpoh, uahoem sr bier
uno Elm baIbes Sabr in ben arttlihsn
RegioRsn 8ugebraht, an Spro oes
3oQtutter Bear bier Elm. Stefdnz
ion bat pisle SufprmotiOnen Iber bic
gstimo5 i'm bpben Roroen se'ammelt
uno pisle bisher unbstaHnte Stamme
eHtoedt. Seiu gsgleiter mar 3r. II.
Ul. 4nDsrion BON Soma.
Die beioen Wdnner beganner ibre
Ridrsiie BON Der gtiinouug oes Usu@
tensie Jlufss aus, auf einsH 9umpfz
WaufifafGnqer, Der Iis uah point
Barron, oem n0rblihiten puntt IN
gllus:d brafts, no lie ii6 an goro
oes Bear" begaben.
Die Grpsoitior mar bon benz dme@
ritauiThen Raturbiftoriihen WluIeum
uno Der geCIogiI5su 9lbtheilung Der
Resisrung bon Canada finansirt pors
hen.
lGes gGoroes gtugefIagt e
freigeiproH en-,
giue anot. ap.. 81. ausilt.
| GIifforo Cecil uno ieine 6rau Marp.
mlr6en bier am Dtittlpoh BON Der
anflage ireigeiprohen, Warf Strunf,
einen neiBeu Sol5hanoler, ermoroet
su ha6eu, Seiien 2eibe Dor elm poar
Wtonaten. pon rehrerea augeln
0urhbobrt, in oen Bergen geTunoen
puroe. Strlmf ipor oamals uugetlagt.
2eute in anettit,aft gehaIten 5u ba'
ben uno man glaubt, oaB er BON el'
nigen ieiner angeiteIIten erntoroei
poroeu iei
Sougbton, Mih, 81. auglIt
,Sacob gbIer. ein auuirnuun BON San
cod. Ser ongeflagt mar. Grnit Sen
bridion, eiuen 8eit,oitsmann, er
moroet 5it baben. rpuroe am Dtittpod
BON elmer Snrp iiir 9tidtidntIoig en-
| flart. Senoridion rp.troe bon ghlel
teIhuIoigt. nit ieiner, gbIer's sran
/ in lmlauteren 9e3iehungen geltanoel
III baben iino er uurbe in Dem Strel
Der oariiber entitanS, erifoi'en.
! Ms dnorpon stnem Iu I N q
ter geprIg geIt.
i Columbus, g., 21. 2lug. go
Der eipiloisnittommifiion begonn on
Witttpoh bic llnterIuhuno segen Del
BON Rapor George :. Sorb iuspenoir
ten 9OIi5eihef Garter, Der GlIdsIptel
aeouloet bdben ioa. Utapor aor
| uuroe dls Griter auf ben 9eugentan
oerufen. Ter 2lnfpult beg poli3eiheF
!, iruqte ben Dtdnor, Oh er uift rabren
, Der 5taatstonpsutiou Der eagles mi
, elmer 4nsabl pom Sreunoen nah Wtit
. ternaht in elmer mirthIGuft getpeie
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Gin 4ufipdrtsr, nit oem er IN Stre
aerotben, neil sx bic 9etron.e MD
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fir Dbio, Snbiana unb bos tpeits
Tide psnninlDania: Wahrfheinlih
fh6neB Meiter am Donneritdg uno
syreitdg. Menis 9erdnberung in Der
dempsratur; iiibli4e Bis fiio6itli6e
Minne.
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gelegt babe. Gr Tagte bamals, baB
mebrere bobe poli3eibeamte rGroots@
ieien uno bab, als sr fetnsn 8orgeieBa
ten gelpeiie tbrer lInebrIi6teit oorges
leQt. ni4ts in Der Sa4e getban pors
ben lei.
u Ii d Grau 9ernitetn IT I
ueipro den.
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gorinto, Riearasuo, 90. Mug.
Geit Sunntas iit in gbinanbega. un.
aefdhr 10 Weilsn bon bier entfernt,
an Der giisnbobn nad Wandguu. fan
ununierbrohen ssidmpft porbsn. DIE
Gtobt puroe am Wontas pom ben Res
acknowledgment ben Rebslltn iiberlufs
Zen unD olIer Wtriebr. per Giftnbobn
unh telegraph. apifd<n Der Giiite unb
Der 6cuptitoot mar isiibsm untsrbrcs
&sn. Gm Nsssps& ssranssn DC Rs'
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$4,000 3efo6nuns
2Spn bem 1iftriftattipalt
ISbitman su Jtetp Yprf
fir Die gerbaitums Der spei,
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teri4lagen, in Rsp Yort
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
Muaan0. .Selegrapb
Die U06ter 0es Bel6attels
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

Der fronS0liide prsmier poiReare
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
Gin Gnfel oes qaiiers
GransSoiepb Idmer

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aemeloet tpirb. lit bort eines Der Wit.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-15
SAVES CHILDREN
IN WILD RUNAWAY
Mrs. Watkins Clings to Them
When Husband and Coach
man Are Thrown.

Mrs. Tom C. Watkins, a society
woman, of 249 Ridgewood road, South
Orange, saved herself and two children
from serious injury in a runaway, IN
which her husband and the coachman,
John Bogli, were injured.
While Mr.. Watkins and the driver
were both thrown out, Mrs. Watkins
managed to hold herself and children
in the carriage until the horse a
caught by Fire Chief Patrick MeCahery,
of South Orange.
Mr.. Watkins and the coachman We're
cut about the head and were attended
by a physician.
Mr.. Watkins. who is a member OF the
New York Stock Exchange, was met
at the Lackawanna station in South
Orange by his family Saturday nlgnt'
and while ascending the South Orange
avenue hill on their way home a part
of the harness became detached, caus-
ing the horse to bolt. In an attempt
TO stop the animal Mr.. watkins was
thrown out headlong. A moment later
Bogli was also thrown out and knocked
unconscious. Both were helped to the
home of former Village Trustee John
p. Herman, in Ridgewood road.
Mrs. Watkins escaped uninjured, al
though she was badly frightened.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-15
N. Y. u. ALUMNI TO
HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET.

The following program for the second
annual dinner of the New York Uni
versity Alumni Association of Northern
New Jersey, at the Essex Club, Thurs
day evening, April IS, at $50 o'clock,
has peer arranged:
Address of welcome, DR.. S. r. Rob-
ertson, president Newark institute;
1.-THE Relation of the University to Ur-
ban Life" Elmer Ellsworth Brown, Phi.
D., LII. D., chancellor of n. Y. Uni
versity: Recent Tendencies in Profess
sional Education Dean Joseph French
johnson, D. c. g.; Facts About New
York University Professor Marshall
S. Brown, NJ. A.; illustrated views of
New York University, Professor Charles
L. Bristol. Phi. d.
The members of the local committee
are: Courts r. Burnett, Professor
Charles a. Cotton, Assistant Superin-
tendent David 3. Corson, John c,
Dana, Mrs. William 81 Disbrow, David
Grotta, Mayor Jacob Haussling, Rich
ard c. Jenkinson, superintendent Ad-
Olson B. Poland, George F. Reeve. DR..
Samuel E.. Robertson, Frank H. SOM
mer, James Taaffe, Rev. George G.
Vogel.