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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08
JURY GIVEN MORE
INSTRUCTIONS
FAILURE TO AGREE IN CASE
THAT HAD DISAGREED JURY
WHEN TRIED LAST YEAR

For the second time in the case
of Beamer vs. Stuber the jury dis
agreed. The Jurors were discharged
at noon. For two days the twelve men
have been bordering. arguing and try
ing to reach an agreement among
themselves as to the outcome of the
case. The action was brought for
something over $500 with interest
from July, 1909, claimed due as COM
mission in the sale of real estate The
case was tried before Judge F. w.
Eichelberger last December and the
Jury after days deliberation agreed
to disagree The action was in the dis
trict court for the second hearing dur
ing most of last week and reached The
jury about o'clock Saturday after
noon. At II o'clock this morning, after
forty-four hours on the case, the jury
was given final instructions by the
court and asked to 60 out once more
and make an endeavor to reach an
agreement. Judge c. w. Vermilion In
counseling the jurore this morning
asked them how they were divided
numerically and was told by Foreman
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08
| Am Willing To Prove | Can Cure You
TO that end am giving away $4,000 worth Of m,

shss ] am u pos.ession Of = MEDICINE
4 n y. or sss rG VII h S's sss.
q this medicine. and anyone suffering
aass' tres sha, s' 3
to send me your address,.
/ don't mean that you are 70 use part
mean q shss % viii send You M Boz q ta:
medicine absolutely free OF charge
n. ' to can os SHOW ze them
expect payment Tor this free med!cin.:
81 s;' Il. j. vol I, Is free in the real meaning
century--I have been trying to eonvlncs
for the cure OF stubborn. chronic rheu.
1.tism for torsuring kidney bsc s,. !; I:
hard to convince peopIs-they, Try few
t shinEs ~ u1nsuscsssfuIly and give up q!
Sas SeS a.ep Il sm in positions
now to demonstrate to sufferers at my
own expense that have medicine that
70 :p.rd ' any money to nnd out: don't
Il. wora q rsii:rls oscpls. but iii i ' ..s
iais.
To this end l have set aside ten !
thousand dollars. which will be- used to
compound my medicine. Much Of 1t II
ready now to be sent out, all OF 1t fresh |
and standard. There will 30 enough
Tor al sufferers. though there 20 thous-
ands Of them. And anyone who needs
At can get some OF 1t free. But In order
tn at shall know that you have Z disease |
for which this medicine 10 intended. l
ask you to send me some OF your lead |
symphonic q II. l.st printed hers yoS
Vii ~ FL s:ae SOY 10: s ssa oe
Look the symptoms over, see which |
symptoms you have, then write me about !
as follows: Dear Dr.. notice symp- |
toms number-here put down the num-
ber. give your age, full address, and
Frank Lynott, Soss DEACON Building.
Chicago. III
Tue ten thousand dollars am spond-
ting TOR the compromising Of my medicine |
% only Q part OF the money I am devot-
Ing 70 this cause. for the package Of
medicine ] send You will b fully pre-
paid ct my expense. From any stand
point you view 1t. YOU incur NO ox-
penss or obligation Just tell others
who you know are suffering who sent
ycu the medicine that cured you
4 am promising to R1ve away ten
Nhousand dollars. worth of medicine and
] will do that; ] am promising to send
any sufferer who writes me Z box 81
this medicine and full directions free OF |,
charge, and win do that CAP say |,
further that this medicine has been
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08
MARION HOXSEY
DIEO SUDDENLY
OTTUMWAN DROPPED DEAD SAT-
URpAY AFTERNOON IN POOL
HALL; WELL KNOWN

Marion Boyce Hoxsey, 800 Center
avenue, a well known painting con-
tractor and former employee of the
Burlington railroad, was suddenly
summoned at $3.50 o'clock in the Davis
pool hall on Market street Saturday
evening. Bright's disease, of which he
had been a sufferer for many years,
caused his sudden demise Coroner
Slaught was called, but after an ex-
animation decided that Mr.. Hoxsey
came to his death from natural causes.
The deceased had been in a serious
condition for the past year, and during
most Of the time had been in.
capacitated. Saturday was his first
trip down town during the week, he
being in such condition during the
early part of the week that he could
not leave his home. He was advised by
the family not to 90 to the city Sat
urday afternoon, but he stated that he
felt better and could stand the walk.
He was accompanied by Mrs Hoxsey,
who had left him a short time before
his death. He told her that he was 60
ing to the pool hall where he had to
attend to some business matters. The
party he wished to see was not in the
pool hall when he entered and he took
seat to wait for him. He had only
been seated short time when he was
attacked. He gave out cry Of pain
and fell forward from the seat to the
floor, dead. ..--
Mr.. Roxsey was born in Edwards
Vile, ILL.,, July 81. 1850, and was g.
years. 2 months and days of age at
the time Of his death. He has been a
resident of Ottumwa for the past
nineteen years, coming to this city
from Burlington. He was an old en-
ploye OF the Burlington railroad, hav-
ing served twelve years as freight
conductor. He retired from service in
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08
SAYS STEEL is
BACK INC..T R.
CORPORATION BACK OF THIRD
PARTY PROGRAM SAYS VIII.
SON in SPEECH TODAY.

Pueblo, Colo, Oct. THAT the
United States steel corporation lis be.
hind the third party program in re-
gard to regulation of the trusts" was
the charge made by Gov. Woodrow
Wilson in a speech here today. Cor
roborative evidence of that assertion,
the governor said, was coming to him
every day.
Bryan and Wilson Meet.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 7.-"Hello, Mr..
Bryan; hello, Mr.. Bryan"
Welcome, welcome, governor"
These words alone and a cordial
handshake brought together here Sat
urday night for the first time since the
national campaign opened the presi-
Dental nominee Of the democratic
party and the man who three times
was the standard bearer of the same
party.
As the governor stepped from the
end Of his private car, virtually into
the arms of Mr.. Bryan, the din of
cheers and cries of enthusiasm from
thousands of threats practically swal-
lowed up the two men, They brushed
the way into waiting automobile,
during demonstration that was only
the beginning OF a great reception
which Gov. Woodrow Wilson said to.
night he never saw nor imagined the
like OF. ..... ---....-..
With the blowing of whistles in the
factories, the footing of automobile
horns and the music of bands, the
presidential nominee and the former
nominee rode together through con-
gestion of humanity which crowded
the streets Of Lincoln for scores Of
blocks. There were cries Of Bryan
and Wilson" and Wilson and Bryan"
for Mr.. Bryan hims elf returned Sat
urday from six weeks stumping tour
through the west in behalf Of Wilson
and Marshall.
Pleased With "Kid" and woody"
The governor was delighted with his
reception in Nebraska.
II think the demonstration in Lin
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08

vouched for according TO law a. com-
plying in every detail! with All require.
ments. 1t will stop rheumatism. 1t will
stop pain and backnche. It will stop too
frequent desire TO urinate; 1t will heal,
better In every way Tor having taken Il.
There Is not an ingredient that can in.
ture; not one but will benefit. All that
] ask Is that you use It yourself so thet
you may be personally convinced.
Owing to the large number Of requests,
] have had ten tn ousand more copies Of
new and up to date and contains com.
plete descriptions. symptoms. causes.
rheumatic diseases. Ali Who write FOR
the free medicine will be sent copy Of
this grand Illustrated medical book-ths
largest ever written on these diseased
for free and general distribution.
II you need medicine such as I have,
II you are anxious to be cured and don't
want to spend any money LOOKING for
cures. write mo. Read tho symptoms
over and Let me hear from you today.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08

1895 For some time past he had been
a painting contractor.
He is survived by his wife and five
children: James A., Ray, j. r.. Richard
L., Leslie B., and Mrs. William Tan.
ner, all OF this city He is preceded In
death 'by three sons. The funeral was
held from the residence at 2:3O o'clock
this afternoon and was largely attend.
ed. Rev. R. A. Montgomery conducted
the services. Interment was made IN
the Ottumwa cemetery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08
TRAIL"
TO DES MONIES

Seymour, Oct. 7.-seventeen of the
people Of Seymour took q trip to
Milan, Mo-, last Friday, going in autos.
They went to attend good road con-
vention of the Capital Trail associa-
ton. The object OF this trail Is to get
good road from the capital Of Mis-.
souri, to the capital Of Iowa, thus they
get the name Of the Capital City Trail.
Ofhcers OF the association were elect.
ed and w H. Owen Of this city was
elected vice president
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08

County and Township Workers." e. D.
Y. Culbertson.
Discussion.
2:s0 p. m.-"Getting World
Vision" Miss Nichols.
$3.50 p. mElection and installa.
ton OF officers.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08
These Are the Symptoms:

Pain In the back.
@1oo frequent desire TO urinsts.
3-0uIn1n- or obstruction Of urine.
Pain or soreness In the bladder.
e-21oUtat!o trouble.
e-1s0 OF pain In the stomach.
-Pa11 or soreness under r1ght rib.
S-eW0lling In any part Of the body.
lo-oonstipstioa or liver tro1blo.
ll-&alp1tSeacn Or pain under the
l2-1Ain In the hip Joint.
l3-1aln In the neck or hoaa.
.4-1Ain or soreness in the kldnoyp.
l6-Yain or swelling Of the joints.
16-1ain or swelling Of the muscles.
l7-Pain ana sorsn0ss in nerves.
le-Acuts or chronic rheumAtisnn.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-08
DEATHS.

Monday, October T. 1912
at 12:45 o'clock p. m, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jennings, 433 North Willard street
Madge Jennings, aged % years.
Typhoid fever of several days dura'
ton, caused her death. Funeral an
nouncement later. ....
UNKLEY-Saturday evening, Octob-
er 5, 1912 at Manila, Ia, while en-
route to Ottumwa. John the two year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lunkley. Mrs. Lunkley accom-
panied by her son were enroute to
their home in Ottumwa from South
Dakota when death occurred.
The child took Sick near Sioux City
and died at Manila while waiting for
train connections. Funeral was held
from the residence Of James Baker,
622 Queen avenue, at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. Spiker conducted the
services. Burial was made In the
Shaul cemetery. ...-.-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19
Delinquent Tax List for
1911

NOTICE or DELINQUENT TAX
SALE Notice Is hereby given that il,
W. a. Cloud County Treasurer or
Grady County Oklahoma Will on
Monday, the Attn day Of November.
1912. and from day to day thereafter,
between the hours of nine o'clock
a. M, and four O'Clock p NJ. offer
at public s1le az the County Treas
urer's office. In the city Of chickasha.
Okla, the following lands. town lots
and real property situated in Grady
County. okla for Taxes Of whatever
description duo thereon
The County Treasurer shall charge
and collect M addition TO the taxes
penalty OF rs per cent and also
twenty-five cents upon each tract of
land aud ten cents on each town lot
advertised for sale
witness my hand as such County
Treasurer on this, thre 10th day or
October f9I2.
(signed) w. r CLOUD,
County Treasurer
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19
NlNNrlsAn TOWNSHIP.


Description T 4 Amt
So ne and Tot = 9 lis isto
sN uw and ne sw
sis nw sw nnd ma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19
UNION TOWNSHIP

Description T r Amt
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

wy ei ne and
sw nw ne ei VIA
uf
VIZ uw aa and
NV and We NV
sw
NV no and eil ne
NV
Ei $50 nW
Wit nn Sc aud
Wa So and NV ee
Sc and WE Hw go
SO
sw Sc NV and si
lot Q
WI SIS sH and so
sw sw
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w se iiH fle
aw NV
NV no q lot ! and
he y iat wy
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NV He anu 2
Nv ana he y"
Ne sW
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

sw
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ya 400 ANA g S
100 of NV ne nW
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Sc he ana 8e
and g la sW Sc and
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sW
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ana p 52 hW and
p FL Sc nW ana sW
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sw and u Y sW sW
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

Dissertation
Lots i-2-3 and 4
and Sl ne Sc NY
and re aw nW and
BE and ne sw and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-19

aH w ivy
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Si Sc He
WI NV ne aud sw
ne eia NV and eM
lots 3 and & and ON
sa ANA IA s se
and 81 Sc Sc an
sw sw Sc and ne
sw and lot z and
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sw SO se and SO
sw BE-
WIZ lot lG
Wa NV NV
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and ~ sw Sc
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ne and ST ae ne
sw sW
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Sc INV lots o no
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sw nc Tots e 1913
and 1t and sf Hv
and lot fs
wa sc ms and Hu
ew mo- and a in
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WA sw 81
si sw
NV sw ae and $50
no tr Hna nc So
sw less Hy
Tots f0lS and
pit lot ft Htd nw
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
4asIies iaeisa RsisbIa gamvas ~ 4yrit 1918

iid. Demnoh liest Die Werdntnors
tung niht am UpIte, fpnoern on Der
experimentation Resisruns uno ts 1T
aud leiht au periteben, lpie unter bies
Ter Der S0ainIismus fih entipits
teln mubte. Da bic pom 9roBfapitol
fpntrolirte reprdIsntatipe Negitrung
aIe gum Wpble bes @olies netbipenei.
gen Geiebe, 10 brinsenb iie tparen, per-
ipeiserte uno nod basu 'hdblidx Dt=
ieBe tros aIler groteits befteben lieb,
10 tponote bas Bolt, neil ibm ieins
anoere Waffe au Gsbpte itanb, iih ben,
Sosidlismus ou. Oiei. 3ufluht gum
So3iaIismus niro aufhDren, icboIo
Snitiatipe uno Referenbum einstfiibrt
iino. Denn dIsbann fann bas Bolt
ben llnserehtisieitsn. tp.lhe sur 0ers
3lpeiflung unb gum Sosialismus treis
ben, Ginbalt eebieten. Sm nebrisen
lit es 9hatiohs, bab, no oas goit
ihon Selesenbeit bate, iiber pldne 10.
5iaIiiiiiber Art absuitimmen, es bies
ieIbsn NIT GROCER Mojoritdt perporftn
bat. Die 9eoreeite Steu.r-5beori.,
ipeIhs bic gobenr.nte aufoubeben be.
abitttist, lit ben giireern bes Stadtss
WaIbinston, no man befanntlih i.hr
raoitdI unb prpsreiitc 1T. sur Nbitims
mune unterbreitst urb nit GROCER
3uriideerpieien iporoen. 9as
rous lit su srieben, bab oas 0olt reis
fer uno ebrIiher lit, als Dieienis.n,
tpelte elauben, ole Weisbeit uno Gbr.
lth.eit in Grbpa6i senommen Su bas
ben uno baB SnitiatiD. unb Refer.n.
bum nidt betdmpft ipsrben, um BEN
8olte su beIfen, ionoern um oi. for.
rupte alaiienkrriaaft fortIesen gu
fDrneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

Jolspb uRb 1kr,ia 3eipsbrint,
GO WeUtidsn gtpe., Wdohen.
aifreb 8. unb DiIma psisrs. 924
2uoiotp Ctr, Rnok.
Gbparo unn alice Worgan. A., nobe
aibertp, price 6tu, RGbHen.
gbnorb nnb Wilie Warpin. 761
armorp 4pe., Wdb6en.
5reo. g. unb Mopme RIein, 30
Weif 2ikrtp Ctr, Rnabe.
Jrenerid u. unb Roie Winiler,
2235 Shoettinssr alpe., Wdbftn.
Wiuiam u. unb Warp Gufie, 1709
Glapion Ctr. Wabden.
GbarIss 8. unb 5slsn 8r.Henns.
3640 Sprine 9rone ape., Wdoden.
sSrant u. nno Glara 5eImas, 1015
glart Ctr. anax.
5rant 6. unb Dora 8iebl, 1115
9apton Str., 4nabe.
Gbpin unb Jraneis Giraffe, 42o7
Gpring grpre Qpe., Rnok.
5enrp 3. uno M[lis Wefsnoorf 827
Wooolotpn 4pe., Hndbe.
Samts 5. uno assie 9ulm,r. APT
WfG Str, Rnabe.
Diuiam unb aena Roso.. mo.rI.in
unb 4tttnfon Ctr, andx.
guitape 6. uno pauIine Ginanbt,
1866 GouIb ARE, M1b4en.
Wsper unb Settle Suman. a.bonon,
g., Mdbfxn.
Balt,r g. unb et.ua saft. 2547
Woriap 4pe.. Rnabs.
sSohn unb Warp 2aGont, 707 70.
A. aps.. W1bden.
gborlss unb 4usuiio 2iebing, 4O56
Runnpmebe Mpe.. W6bdsn.
elmer unb Sarah Glort. $50 Belts
Ctr, Mdbhen.
Dilliam 3. unb Wsarsar.i Bed.
957 Court Ctr, Wtdbden.
gbdrIss 3. unb Wlarp Wes, 1109
6optins Ctr, Rnabe.
4bbis unn Jba G6oenlaub, 1O43
syntermebiote Aoe.. Rnabe.
Wifiam n. uno Usnpme Meber,
S32 lourd Ctr. Rnobe.
Wiuiom o. uno JofepHne DdrteIs,
1913 Mapsrip Apt., Qnabe.
Geonarb W. unb GtelIa Gimms,
918 WalRut Ctr, Wdbd,en.
gbpnrb unb emma Shulte. 1929
Weitern 4Ds., Rn0be.
Carl unb Cstilie 3eliis. 2549 Wce
Tsiden 4De.. Widbden.
Carmen unb QiIk gasnpli, 452
Wliiton Ctr, MdbGen.
4usuii unb Qotp Weimeine, 322
Mulberrp Gsr., 4nnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27
our CAT Gnb Gtrabenbdbn. g1nee
toer 1nrnfabrt sttpa fiinf Weilen. 30.
ften 3sbn Gents fir Gtrabenbabn.
Wrokartises 9,ro8rau,m,
teirb beim Sdantnrnrn bes Nerb.
Cincinnati 1urnpereins bente
abenS onrhseiibrt iuerSea.

Der Rorb Cincinnati Iurnperein
bat bssiisIib ieiner 6hauturntn isii
Jabren ausnabmslos fpunDerbubfhe
yrosromme sebrahi, absr bic Weran-
italtunssn friiberer Sabre niirfien
burh bus niesidhriee Shouiurnen,
Oas befanntIih am heuiigen Abpno
in Der gmern 6dll itaitfinost, BEL ipeiz
tenn iibtrtroffen fuerpcn.
Cine Heuerung, bic 5tpeifelsobne
ben dagemeinen geifal finben ipirb.
lit, oaB neben turneriihen Rummern
duh muiifaliife 1urbietungen in pem
prcgramm bes Nbsnbs enibdlten jinb.
Dieter 5hil bes progromms it.ht uns
ter Der erprobten 2titing bon 6errn
9uitop Glemens, Der iih nitt nur
berporrasenbe SoIotrdfte seiifert.
ionbern aud, tinen Finberhor, bette
kno aus 3Oglingen Der Central. uno
Worb Jairmount Gdulen gebiloet bat,
NIT 6eni er cine In3ahl reissnber Des
f1nee au Gebor brinssn ipirb. gu ben
Suliften bes aonssrts aeb0rt in eriier
2inie Uaeifttr Gouis gbrgoit. Der nit
mtbreren Giebern aui benz proeramm
itebt, fotpie bic Jrl. Sas.l Weil unb
Marge Jurneuut. spet ftimmt.subts
iunpe 1amen.
Gas polIitdnbis. prosramm bes
Ibenbs 1T tpie folgt:
Subsrturs
esberssr's RapeQe.
aufmorih unb Jr.iiibungen
/. uno 2. MGohenildfe.
Sprinoen - anabeniIoFs.
Stabubunsen - 3OsIing, unb attipe.
Rinoerhor (Sdiiler Der Central uno
Roro GairmouHi Sdultn.)
al Hisbt 6pmn at Sea :. 1bompfon.
b Tlp boat is mating ber. for tbee
Smart.
q eight at eDeutio. Maseagni.
Soprun.Solo: Die punoerfdSne
Griib!inss5sit" Bsder.
arl. 5a5el Weil.
4uFmarfh unb Geulsnihtpingen
3. WdbhentlafIs.
lebuneen am Barren Dorturners
RlaiIs.
Greiiibungen 2. uno 8. anabens
aldiie.
SopransSolc: .RuBs BsWa!3er" Nrbiti
SRI. Warse Jurneaur.
8driton.Solo: a. .Di. beiben Grenas
biere Shumonu.
b .Gipin Sobn". .glae.
6err 2ouis gbrgott.
Gpmnuiiifhes 1anaeu - /. Iomers
iloHe.
ainberhor p.ritdrtt burh Mdnn.r.
dor:
al .glaus 9onau Walser-. Straub.
b Serteti aus lueia DoniSetti.
4eitbstiifxs Iansen 8orgefHrits
t.ne DameniIofe.
pfsils unb gosens3ans - 9.rren
81. 6. Seub unb 6. u. Btsntr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

4m leBten Sdmftop betbtilieien iif
ettDa 70 Gsbrer unb Qebrsrinnen unb
bertn Jreunbt an BEN 4usflua mad
College bil. Dies mar elmer b<rgDdns
berIuit Betbdtisunssn. bie untsr Der
aeituns Der 9urnIebrsri4oft Der Of
fentlihen Gnuien ftebt. Die syrGulein
Orr unb Sauer tporen bic sJiihrer unb
nabmen bic WauNrluitigen tiigelauf
uno biieelab. burn Gslb unb Walo
nnb Autn nan Der romaniifh ssI.ses
nen Doritabt College 6iu.
6tute. Sumifne. finbet Elm tpeiterer
NusfIus BON MabifonDille nan Gin.
ipoob ifatt. Die MusfIiisIer. bic fiG
bnrnn betbeiligsn iponen. unb Sepere
mann IN freunnlinfi einssIaben, trefa
fen fih um 2 llbr om Gnbpuntt Der
Ndbifonpine Gtrnbknbobn. Don
bort aus nerben bis M1nberIuitiaen
iibtr bi pIoinpille pite mad beraDoos
iter piif BON ben 0erren AelIer unb
eauin oefdtRt spesbsH. Gub3isl bis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-27

Die gegsnpdrtiae Wablz
tdmpagne gibt gu benz geoanten On.
LAP, baB nt6t Bios Der brittle 5ermin
ionoern aud Der 5nsite prdIioents
ihafts 5ermin u6gsi6afft peroen
foQts. Ssitoem bic domination BON
Der EoHpention an ods 8olt ubertra,
gen fporben 1T, bsm iis aua rehtmdbia
3uftebt, oausrt cine YrdTioentidaftss
aampagne nibt msbr bier Ronate
fonoern Elm ganses Sabr. ;sern.r
tpiro Der jetpeiligs grdIibent nidt Bios
Don Der Gorge I'm feline Wieoererndb@
lung in 4nfpru6 senommen, fono.rn
bon Der nod beoeutenb mebr 3eit raus
benoen Beperbuns um feline Deber=
termination. Dos 1T au piel golitit,
mebr als Dem 2anbe bNnfih iit.
5hon Der ieBige RDnsrsb fonte ben
2eeisfaturen cine EefOlution unt.r@
breiten. tpeIdr bic DerfaHuns babin
an6ert bab ber prSiiosxti6attss
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GrnenunHaen.

Der Dirsttpr fir 6ff.nilihe Wsrie
priee mahts seiieru fotssnoe Grnsns
nungen:
R. .. ge.6ins, 2 CT. Games place,
gsltpero. gI.rt in ben WaHeripsrs
fen. an St.le bon 5faae Wtil. Gebalt
$1,000.
Geprs, 20. smiib. 526 granb
4p.., glert i'm WaH.rperts 9epars
ismsn., an Stene Don Gsorse S6ass
mann, 0ebalt $75.
Carl M. aramtr, gorbp Rooo.
Rooman i'm Snsenieurs Geporiss
ment.
gfoberi :. Daln, 583 0ranb Abe.
Gisnoerapbift i'm gauom!. an Sisu.
pon frau Wollon. bic nerfsst puroe.
Grau Blanhe Wl. WoIlop. 2411
4ibldnb ape, Stsnosrapbifiin i'm 5ns
ssnieurs Department, S75 pro W0s
not.
ebarI.s :. Callahan, 1912 asntcn
4ps.. Glsri i'm Strabsns unb gepsr
Nepuratur Depari,ment. $50 pro
Wonai.
4ribur g. 6eIbis. 2210 Cbo Aps..
Robman; Single M. Barr. 1921 Grace
aps.. Rpbmdn; elmer Shneninstr,
26 gattnoob aDe., Robman; RnKsa
Cation. 119 Weit Z. Nps., Rooman;
aihoro &. llnbsrlpoos, 948 Waoripn
Ctr. unb Jrant Rippep, 1l24 on
poDillion Sir, unb War.in Wnlonsp.
2528 Goftsrn ape, 3immsrleuie i'm
Snsenieurs Department.. 52a Gents
bk Gtunbe.
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Samitas, ben q. 4pril 1912.

Der Senat bon MaFahuietts
bat iih gum orittsn Wale gssen bic
$intpmmerItsuer ertldrt. DAP Der
Senot bdmtt na6 Wunf6 bes goltes
hanoelt, tpirb ppbl Rtemanb bebaupz
ten fppllen. Noh tpeniser piro bic
Initht ii9 pertreten lafen, oab bieIe
2eudten Der rdientattpenRegie
Die GintpmmenIteusr auf 9runb bos
berer Weisbeit uno patriptiI6er 9es
finnung obgeIebnt baben. Die grtIdz
rung lie9t ourin, bab bic Reprdi ien=
tanten bes 8oltes niht bieIss. ionbsrn
pds 8roB Gopital reprGIentiren, oas
feinen gebif9renben IntbeiI an ben 6f-
fentIi6eR 2aiten ntbt auf iid nsbmen,
1onoern aLles auf bas BOLT abIaosn
min.
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6 8 1T erfreuIi6 berihten su

Gs 1T erfrsuIidh beritten gu
fonnen, bag Die pislen grobsn 5treits,
ipelAe oem Qanbe brobten, elmer frieD.
liden S6lihtung enteegsngebsn. Die
gifenbabnen uno RohlengrubenbsIiBer,
gesen ipsIde bic Streits ii6 rinteten,
haben ben uripriinslihen ihrofi ob=
lehnsnoen StunDpuntt aufgeeeben uno
iih gu tpeiteren @erbanblungen bersit
ertlGrt. 9teie umtebr lit obne 3peiz
feI Der aniiht 3u3uihrsiben, bab cine
quite Gei4dftslags in QusIi9t itebt
uno man poQte Iih ben oaraus ergss
benben 9etptnn our6 sinen Strsif
ni6t Oerider3en. Sas beitdtiet bic
alte 2ehre, bab Streits erfolgreih limb,
tpenn Die 9eI6Gfte ii6 in auifteigsnber
Sinie befinben, absr pergsbsns iinb,
tpenn bic 9ei6dftslase unbefrieoiseno
lit. 0amtt 1T oua elm 8sitrag gum
2ohngsIes gelisFert, baB bic Q0bns BON
ben gefAGftIi6sn 9erbGltniTsn abs
bdngen.