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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-01
Very truly YOURS,


Yesterday witnessed another big
day in the European Tour Voting Con-
test which the Gazette is now con-
ducting. 1t is the talk of the town
and is creating more excitement and
interest than anything in Alexandria
for years. More than $4,000 votes
were cast yesterday, and quite num-
Der of the candidates turned in more
of the ten-vote coupons than could be
counted. Those that cannot be count
ed on days when too many of them
are deposited in the ballot boxes will
be carried over to the next day until
the ten-vote coupon is changed to
five and then the one counting for ten
votes no longer are good And too,
the Contest Department wishes to
call the attention of candidates to the
fact that the ten-vote coupon is void
after four o'clock Saturday. All
coupons of that denomination cast af-
ter that time will not be counted ex-
cept candidates in the country dis
trict that cannot deposit their coupons
daily will be credited with them that
bear the postmark up to four o'clock
Saturday. After today the coupon
will be changed to count five votes
and will remain the same unmber W
to the closing of the first period
March 13.
The result of yesterdays baliotlnf
is seen in three new faces in the Rol
Of Honor this evening-Miss Harriet
spofford, in the first district, Miss
Lisa Anderson, in the second and Mis-:
Bessis Merchant in the third.
Bessie Merchant in the third. =
Numerous other changes were made
in the relative standing of the candi
dates lower down in the several dis
tricts, which indicate more radlca
changes within the next few days.
For the Winners to Read.
Since the excitement has become s.
intense and the contest for the honor
is so heated, several questions hav'
arisen as to the nature of the accom-
modations to be offered the Europea1
party en- tour. AS has been previous
ly announced, the party will sail un
der the direction of Thomas Cook
Son, the we'll known tour agency of
New York and London. This compar
has been inthe foreign tour business
for more than seventy years, and
known all over the world as the fore
most organization of its kind caterin
only to the best classes Of tourist:
The party will sail from Montreal o
one Of the most elegantly appointe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-01
Write Names Legibly.

In filing out subscription blanks,
candidates will confer a great favor
on the circulation and contest depart
ments by writing names and addresses
with extreme care, and indicate wheth
er the subscription is old or new. Both
of these departments are exceedingly
busy and names must be written very
plainly to facilitate the accurate hand
ling Of the subscriptions that are be-
ing received.
Clip the Coupons.
Those who are working for any Of
the contestants cansecure a good lead
for their favorites by clipping and vot
ing the coupons and by having their
friends do 81. In casting about for
the support of their friends to save
coupons, occasionally they will find
nersons, who, through misfortune, are
not taking the Gazette, but trying to
keep posted on the topics of the day
bv the aid of some other paper. 1t is
only matter of heart to heart talk
! in each case to convince these persons
of their error, and they at once get the
habit, and are numbered with the mul-
titude that are everywhere listed in
this great battle of ballots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-01

The following letter was received
from MIR. J. Ellis Norris, manager for
r. G. Dunn & Co., Havana, Cuba,
placing Miss Annie Summers in nom
nation:
Havana, Cuba, Feb. 2G, 1912.
Alexandria Gazette,
Alexandria, Va.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed please find my check for
SIS cy, payable in New York City,
for my subscription to the Gazette,
do not know the entire amount due
you. Please advise.
| note that the Gazette proposes to
give free tours to Europe by means OF
a voting contest. When | was boy
at school one of my teachers was Miss
Annie Summers, who resided on st.
Asaph street, between Cameron and
Queen, and ! wish to have the pleas
ure of placing her in nomination, and
am duly filling out nomination ballot.
| also send some additional votes.
Those due me as consequence of my
renewal to the Gazette please add to
those now sent for Miss Summers.
Expressing my pleasure in being
able to assist in the contest, beg to
rnnoain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-01

ALL NEW LEADERS
IN TOUR CON TEST.
Large Number of Ballots Cast Yes.
terday and More in Sight
for Today.
CONTEST LOOMIN G LARGE.
All Ten Vote Ballots Should be Cast by
Four O'Clock Tom orrOw Afternoon, as
'rhey are Void After That Time.
t~
ROLL OF HONOR
First District.
Miss Harriet Spofford. 1850
Second District.
Miss Lisa Anderson. -. 1920
Third District.
Miss Bessie Merchant. :. $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-01
Third District.

Miss Bessie Merchant. :. 2,SOO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-01
CONTEST OMIN G LARGE
All Ten Vote Ballots Should be Cast by
Four O'Clock Tom orrow Afternoon. as
They are Void After That Time
ROLL OF HONOR

First District.
Miss Harriet Spofford. 1850
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02
0entitf)eS = 4beater.
Die Gperttte Der Niiass" gum
Ssnsii, fur MaIter Tii@ns
a9ten.

DAB Tireftor 8. 6. Ghmib iein
pulpsr inn nltsn Sabre nihi psrFnoi@
fen bat, benefit bas proaramm pes
fidhiten Gonntags i'm T.utThen9heos
ter. Ger riibriee 1beaterIeiier idbt
als trite Waine i'm neuen Sabre Die
erite beuiThe auffiibrung Der ipeltbss
riibmsen Gperstie Der WifnbpA
iprtngen, Elm eI1n3enber Befpsis, bah
er nod mantsn biibfden Sper.ttens
grfcls fir bic Saifon in petto bat.
Die 4niiiHoiguns Dss .Wiiobp1 Der
urfahte bereits am lebten gonniag
I'm Tbeuter bas ipeitaebenbfte Sns
tereiIe, Elm iiderss ,3ei6en, odb Der ers
fen beutfhen auffii6runs Der In ber
gnn5en Welt beriibm!en Sperette IN
ir.iieiisn Greiien nit Der gr1B.en
Spdnnune entgeeengsieben fpirh. Gs
iperben benn audi BON unferen beute
Idxn aiiniilern bic sr0bten Mnftr.n.
suua.n semaht, .ins Giant Qeiitung
III bieten uno bic esipib toIoHalsn Or.
foIge Der enelifhen aonturrerlien 5u
iibertrumpfen. DAB iie bas i1nEsn,
lptnH lie tDoqsn. baben bic bisb.risen
Gperettsns 0arbietanssn Der segeniudrs
ii1sn Gaiion duf bas GfIdtdntefte Bee
tuieien. SIM poriaen '5abr: saffiri. erft
bic belitbte "Sribi Steff1 ipieber init
osm -Mitabo1 i'm 2nrie 3beater unb
Aunit unb aaiIe triumpbirte nnb bas
III aeraoe, mas Der Benefi5iant Der
otutfhen auffiihruna am ndhifsE
Epnntaa aud tpiinitt. 7effeIbe III
tein onoerer als 6err Walier Tiff,sr.
aGten, Der burb feline uniibertreiflihsa
2tifunetn in ben Speretten bieftr
Saifcn rsiten 8eifafl deerntef bat.
sc iii fslbit bon Der enslifden preFe
riidhaftslos 3ugeitanbsn iporben. bab
itine sHgliif iprehenoen aollesen
Mandes BON ibm lernsn ionnsn. Am
rRiiapo" bot sr bic 6auptsp spdrti..
ben Sberbof s6<nisrstnsft rHosRo"
nnb es III Elm lure Bet. pdb er bic
geftaIi 10 urfpmifh oeffaltsn ipiro,
tpie ME aupor. Natiirlih iinb In ben
artberen pdrtien ale uniere beliebter
erften arGfte Der Sp.retie au fiub:n.
fpis Trdulsin 4ntoin,tfe Ries, 6dnIi
Martini. 6err Sohann ssuerit, 6err
ssrtbi 4mbrpaio, 5err 9ittcr WiilTer.
7sabritius II. T. NJ. 4ts .Rniifha4 ga
ftirt nah LANCER !2eii fpi.ber einrial
frau 4tsranbrd Blum, cine aiinIis
Ierin. bic beim b.uiifen 1bsaterspus
bIifum ebenfalIs sinen Gtein I'm BRETT
Bat. Die ,aniiiha" ift cine Doriis. in
fpslher Is ihre Gtimm. brilliant sir
Gtltuna brinsen tam unb Gran Blum
burf fittr iein. bab ihr .rneutes Nrfs
ir.i.n ollieitiu NIT Jreubsn tesviib.
tpiro. - Di. Hahfruae mad Gintriits.
iarten fir bic auffiibrung bes -Wis
fabo1 III bereits i.Bt Elm. iehr itarfs
unh man tpirb uut baran tbun. Sitc
rshtseiiis su refsrpirsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

Inter Obissm 5itel bat 5reberid
gbarles 9ids, profeFor Der Rutios
nal Setonomis an Der bieIigen Uni
perfitGt, cine grohiirs per0fientli6t,
rpsl6e benz Rahpeis oienen fou, bnb
bic Gonturr.n3 teine auoerldiiiss
greis Rsgulatorin 1T. prdttii1s
9.ihdftsIeute biirften oas beItrsitsn.
Sic tonnen fi6 auf bic grfabruna be-
rufen, baB iie eiusn biliserenpreis err
Iaugen, fpenn eine aonturren3 pprbaHs
ben 1T. Der biIigers prsis mag in
Dielen 5dllen triiserifd iein, inbem sr
auf Roiten Der Gualitdi Der Waare
ersielt Diro, aber unter ben nod OBJ
paitsnoen 9erbdltnifen pdre sie 8s>
bduptung bod etrpds 3u nett gebenp.
oaB bic aOHturren3 abiolut teine Roqe
in Der preisbilouns ipislt.
Gin anberes fir bic 4usfiibrungn
beg 5errn 6ids bspeistrdftiserss Rsz
iultdt piiroe iih ergeben, penn man
Die 1rags felt: oh nit Der apnturz
ren3 Elm bitlissrsr prsis gu srsiel.n
1T, als nit monopOlen. Jliemano
Diro beftreitsn tonnsn, oab bic mono
polIIiiffe probuttion billiger III, als
Die toufurrirenoe, oa bel griterer in
Wegfoa fommsn Die groben 8ertaufss
toren, pel6e Die aonturrsns psrure
iuht uno Die 8srIftpenbuna bon &az
pital. 4rbeitstraft unD getrisbsmatsz
rial. Qus biefemGeiihtspuntt 6etrahs
-tst, erfdeInt IS dls elne 5borheit, bal,
Der @elebgeber bic aonturrens aufs
re6t 81 er6altsn unb Das WonopoI All
pernihten iudt. 1smna9 naroe aud
BrOf. 5ids in osr 5auptfate Reht
be6alten, oaB man bas Wonopol niht
unteroriidsn fou. alsin bic Grfabe
ring Iebrt, pab audi bic Ulonopole
nidt eiHDauosfrei iino. Der 0ors
lDurf Der ihnen anbaftet, if, oaB lie
ibre mOuDpoIiitiI6e g<palt In
oriideHber Weiis aussubsutsn perius
den. prDf. 9ids beruft Iit oaranf
bab aud Der Wonopolilt bic preis@
itraube ni9t mad gAisben ansiekn
lam, oa er NIT Der aauffdbiatsit beg
EoHturrenten gu rehnen bat. DAT
aud Der Monopolilt nit ben greiIen
ouf uuo Hieoer s.bt. til nidt gu ST.
itreitsu, ober auf Der anberen 5eite
fpiro 5useitanben lDerbsn miiiT.n, bnb
er tets bns 3ieI Dor aussn bat, sintn
mosliGH hoheH preis gu erlansen unb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02
Neibna9ten i'm 6Ghe'iasn 6amit.

Sm toiisen 6eim uni.r.s teianntcn
unb ssahteten Witbiirssrs 6errH
5enrn 6oefls berriht pisner Wxits
nahts3auber. Wsr ben parlor b<tritt,
glaubt iid) in elm M1rhenlanb pers
fest. Der fh0ne DeibnaHtsbdum flims
inert unb sldnst unD lsuHtet I'M Ulons
| &c 3ablreiher elsttrif6er aer5en unb
auberbem linb Observation-Disclosures
eebaui. bic urs mad nllen grbtt<iien
fiibren unb beiannt MAIDEN nit BEN,
mas bo freudt unb fl.unt. in Afrifa
fdnn man ouf bic 0iraffenidgb sebtn,
In Afien Tiger unb Gisphuntsn fmie
ben. Gin san3sr Jasbtrob idst tinitr
Rsinefe b.r unb man iiebt sbsn. ME
btr. fhlGue 0urfhe in ieiner 60bIe ners
ifsuinDst. mir erlsben oas Naifoere
bon Oensrol Gutter. Dort 1T Elm Jns
oiansrborf oufgeboui. bier ltben mir
cine Stnnbiitit nit ibreH Dewobnerin.
nen. Cine beltIhs Burg, bic bslastrt
ipirb. isbli ebsnfo ipenis, ipie elm bsuis
ldks Dauernbaus nit benz Gtor6ens
neii uuf Dem s}irit. 4n b:H Hiirssrtriss
erinnsrt Der Nusmarfh bes z. H. q.
Regimenis. alle bisle gilbsr b<finbsn
fidi in steisn.isr Ianbihaftli6er llms
sebuns. 5osnr cine polireiGk Gtobt
III oufseittlt iroroen NIT GROCER Uobns
bcfsanloge. bic In Netrisb ih. 9lntiirs
lih III aud bic 0.burt hes 0eitnnbs
Fisiirlih bnrseIslIi. 9suer 6dbsn bi:
6trrtn SObne, unter Anieituno ber
Wama 6oeFle. bic Deiornticntu terefs
felt unb als Der Yatsr fomiIins BON
siner OeihGfisreiie 5uriidtshrit. blieb
ihm nur nod bic 4usinmlduna bes
Wsibnnhtsbaumss iibrig. Wiele sEfesin-
BE- bsr1amilis k0ben bic ipirtli9 linh-
lsrifnen Weibnoftsbilber gkfkben.
Ghptrlih III Weihnahtsn anber5,po
sbenio srobartia borssfisut ME i'm
6oefie'ihen 6auis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02


Inb bic einbrehenbe Duntelbeit e.
fnabnte bic alien RGmpsn fir ods
ntufi1e 2anb. bab es 3eit gum 4ufs
briihe iei. Sc pnrbe bann nod gum
Ibfhieo Elm biibIhes aieb gsfuHaen
nnb ilahotm nod auf Ginlabune pes
tetr. 9errn beIhloHen ipuroe, bas
Witslieb Melhior Jriebrih am "a.
Wai b. !. an tpelhem Gage oerielbe
istnen 81. gsburtstas feisri, In ieinem
Suseulum in gbenioi Su beiuhen uno
an btmfelben 9age auh nod bem In
otr Rdbe lpobnenben Witslieoe Il.
Rehtfteiner bic Gbren zines 8fuhs
fuiosrfabren 5u IaIen, I0iie iih bic
frGblihe geIellThaft duf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02
We,ie asualtSGrme.

6err Woltsr W. GHosnle, Der lsits
berige srte Mhiiisnt bes Staotanpolts
Ballard, bat ii6 NIT feintm 40lsgsn
6trrn QDuis O. Srston diToeiirt uHo
bie Jirmn JsstcH 6 G6OtHie aegriins
bet. bertn Bureaus ln go. 1901 3
Union 1rnlt 0eb6ubs bsfinbsn. 6err
S6oenle III Elm aassejtidnster I'm.
malt fiir nifsn aiiAtistsii Der llms
itano fpribt. Dab q fGmmtli9e 4ror
5eit, bit tr IN feiner Gigtnf4aft Oh
MHiitett nts GtabtGnp0lis jn fiihrsH
bate. fir bic GtaDt geiDoRnsn nab
berieIben auf bisie Meiie ersbt Gum
men etfpnrt ut. DAT osm Obj .9sls
sloiDs DrbtS bes btrrIidt 1smpel ea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

S9war,er sirabenrGnbers

Joiepb Wbittoa, bon glc. 2475
WaridD apenus, DurDe asftsra Wor-
gen segen 8 ubr, auf bem beimpess
hesriffen, on Der Gde Dsr Sobn Ctr.
nnp 2'pommeDisn NlIsp BON einem
sroBeH, baumitarf.n Ressr aufsebaltsn
uHo unter gebrobung nit sin.m Re
poloer Sur Serausgabe fsiner Boors
Thaft in 5obe BON $17 ge3tpunaen.
@bittpn benahrihtigte nie ppIisei unb
besleitete Die YoliSiiten Jriifhler unb
5oameper mad ai.tRs WirtIhaft. an
Weit 8. 4Denue. ND sr ben 9sser Gor.
bon Jielos. pelhsr fif in einsm aIub.
5immer iiber Der Mirtbfdoft anf9ieIt,
als ben Rduber ibentifi3frts. syieIos,
rtlher feline unfhulb betbeuert, fpurbe
unter Der Antlugs Oss gtrabmraubes
eingeiperN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

Der Giebsnten unb Gin Gtrdbe erbdIs
ten. iporben III, babsn bic Orbensbriis
Der berfn G9oenls 3n perbdnitn, ber
ala Iruitee bic JntereHen bes Drbstts
fpnbrgenommen unb bic ouf benz 0s.
bdubs Iaitenoe GhuIb erbsblih rebus
5irt bat. Wenn Elm Wann. Der iih in
foId uneigenniibissr Deiis betpabrt
bal, fsin sigen.s O<fhdft anfdngt,
Donn lam Der Grfols aetpiB Hiht ousr
bIeiben. mir ipiinfhen ibn Der fleuen
s5irmu pon aaHsem 6erSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

Die Jabrifanten<aFoeiat
bon Ohio forbert auf @runb bes Ct
tsbes, fDel1es 9erTifrrung segen unz
falls getrisbe Oorfiebt, oab Der gss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02
Gin fhIedtsr 3uRanb bes

M0Stns wiro oft bur4 2eberIeibsn
ptrurja&t. Die bette Nsban1funo III
6tr GsbfAa4 BON Dr. 4ngaH Q5aie's
o0mbuf9fr 1rOpfen. 81 pef6ntf1n
BEN 0uitnnb, fpcrnsn biz 1sber a. unb
tscen ben Mppstit .pieber ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

nub bon berauIhenben @etrGntsn pers
bSten ipirb, neil itatiftifh ndhpeisbor
fei. baB Nifpbolismus bic Daupturs
fade bieier getriebsunfdue lei. Die
Statiitit pirb pobl BON Ssmpsrensz
lern krriibren bic febr seihidt i'm
WanipuIireH bon 3abIen iinb unb ith
Hienals ourh beIonoere Mdbrbeitsz
liebe, fofpeit es iih I'm g.frieoienng
ibrer fanatiichen Gelinnuna bunoelt.
aisaethnen. Die Sbotidhen erreiien,
bdb pie nnfdlle ourh bic ItrGflihe
0ernohldfIisuns otler Siherbeits=
maBregeln in ben 5abrifen entItebsn.
,Sn Oeutfdlanb bat man nah Gins
fiibruna oes Mrbeiter Saftpflihts
@eiebes niht bic Nrbeiter eemabrsz
selt, ipnbern tpeitsekroiteS eSiderheitss
portebrungen eineefiibrt unb oaourh
Die llnfdle auf Elm Winirnum rebusirt.
go nett es bic 8erpaltung BON ges
trieben betrifft, pirb iih seeen bas
gerbot bes @snuiIes ppn altotolbaltiz
een8etrGnfen nihts iagen laiien, aber
mir boffsn. oaB man ntht 10 melt se=
ZEN nil, ben Nrbeiter sur 5emperen5=
Isrsi auberbalb Der 6abritsn 5u 3pinz
gen. 9as ipGre aud peraeblifs Miibe.
Ter qrkiter fpirb ii6 bas sinfad
Richt gefallen lahen.
Die am Sahresf 1lub be-
Traeten IutoritGten in Snbuitrie uno
SanosI itimmsn barin therein, bab
oas perflchene Sabr iid burh cine
idpantsnoe preislaae unb iiberbaupt
ungsrsseltsn Gang Der GeihGfts uns
liebiam kmertbar sema9t bat. lleber
bic urfahen jebod ssben Die Meiuuuz
gen melt auseinanber. Die Gineu re-
ben bon elmer bic eau3s Welt umfais
isnbeu foaialen unrube; bic 4nberen
bon elmer internationalsn ariTe; pies
Der IRoere bon Der gednsitisun9 uns
ieres aapitals burh Die Sruftpro5s1e
unb f9lnbli6 lit nod eine 9rupps
nprbanpen, fpelte bic bstlagten uebels
ltdnoe nit elmer 5ortiebuus Der 1907
btspnnenen uuo ourh 8orfsnmauDoer
BON 1908 unb 1909 aufsebaItsnen 2i=
quioirung ertIGrt. Sbne Wiibe lift
iih na6peiIsn, pob bic Iestsre gniih!
ben Raeel uuf ben appf trifft. Die
Iostals lnrubs 1T teins llrTuhs, ions
bern cine Wirtung Der 9efddftspers
bdItuiiie. BON elmer internationalsn
ariiis ift nireenbs etrpas gu msrten,
oo in ben ctpiliiirten 2Gnbsru gurps
pas bsfrieotsenos Dtonomtfhe 8srbiltz
niFe gu per3eihueu finb uno bic 5ruit=
psrfplgungen haben bislane nod teiz
usn einsigsn 5ruit aufseIoit. Rad
peisli6 1T aber. ooB Die Snouftrispae
pierre, beren INSTRUMENTATION ben
Rruh BON 1907 psrurIdht bat, nod
niht duf bas ri6tigs Preisnipeau bers
abseiunteu iinb, neil oas eben befdns
oig perhinbert porben 1T. syn Sol9e
oeHsn finb oisie gapicrs nod in gros
bsm Wabe rnpertdufIih uno bdmit
iino mod MiItarbsn Don aapital uns
oerpenobar. Smamerifuni6enS
gebruuh be3ei6nst man 2sute, bic piel
9runbeteentbum bsfib.n, oas unberz
fdufIih III, als Ianbpopr. 3ieiem
Spro6ssbrauf entiprehsnb tanu
man fagsn, baB isBt eins groBe an
snbl ppn perfonen bonbpoOr finD. Sie
iinb I'm 8eiis oon Dor 1907 s.tduftsn
papier.n. aber ba lie ben oafiir gez
sabItsn grsis niht srbaltsn f0nnen,
10 balten iie an ben papieren feit unb
oi.i. riefiaen aupitalien limb fir bas
@eihdft nift perpeHbbdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02
0srnilfenidaftIihe @ol.

8erniiieni6 d fill de Woas
Sarif, Der pon Der Rssierunsszaom=
mifIion ausgeurbeitet tporoen lit, tpiro
ponyahIeuten, Die teine Wolles proous
Senten, fonbern Smporteure iino, alio
iein Suterehe an bohen 3Oasn haben,
eriinolib serpfliitt unD ais iuerthlos
be3eidnet. OFfsnbdr lit bic einsiq
rihtise unb pifenidaftlihe Msetboee.
gDolIe gdn3lih 3oQfrsi beretnaulaHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

Or. g. 3. Warpin gum prGiibenter
unb Rihter Sobn Shpaab gun
gi5eprdiioentsn eripdblt. - Erl
gbitb Campbell nimmt als eritt
gertreterin 6ss ihoneren 9efdfs6ti
ibrsn SiB in Der 8ebDrbe Elm. -
0prbersitenbe Shritie fir Die Gr
nennuns zines 5iIfs. .Shuliupsrin
tenoenten. - Die aommiitees fiji,
ous ldufence Sabr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-15

timore, are guests of Mrs. William Hind
man, this week.
The Port Deposit base ball team play
ed Havre de Grace last Saturday after
noon of last week and lost the game e.
Mr. Roy II. Snyder was a Lancaster
visitor last Monday
Mrs Montgomery Ewing, of Whining
ton, spent Wednesday with Mrs. George
Campbell
Miss Blanche Herring, of Aberdeen,
and Miss Helen Smith, of Havre de
Grace, were guests OF Mss Blanche Steb
bling, Tuesday.
Mr.. William Johnston, Jr. of Whining
ton, was Mr.. Frank Kerwin's guest last
week.
Dr. G. II. Richards operated on John
Hines. we'll known shoemaker in our
town on Tuesday afternoon at the Union
Hospital, Elkton, for tobacco cancer
on the lower lip The operation was
very severe one, but at the present, he
is doing as well as can be expected
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Misses Lille and Vio;et Mink have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia,
after spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Smith.
Miss Frances Barnard, of Baltimore,
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Barnard the past week
Miss Ada Crawford, of Philadelphia,
VAS the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Crawford on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stalcup and daugh-
ter are spending a few days in Philadel
phia
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Owens and son are
spending few days in Wilmington.
The Ladies Art Circle were entertain
ed by Mrs. Edward Cooling at the home
of Mrs. William Baker on Wednesday
afternoon last
Mr.. John Owens spent Wednesday last
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Thomas Winkler was "a Baltimore
visitor on Wednesday,
MIR. and Mrs. Berry, of WILMINGTON, are
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry White and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pyle.
Mrs. Walter Boyd and children attend
ed the Oxford Fair last week.
Mrs. Hattie Jones, of Port Deposit,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
George Rutter the past week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Polk, of Philadelphia, visited
friends in town on Wednesday last
Mrs. Ira Owens and Mrs. w. j. Bar
nard spent Thursday last in Baltimore
Mr.. Alexander Little and family, of
Baltimore, spent few days this week
with Mr.. James Little and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. McAllister and
children, of Blake, visited Mr. and Mrs
William Evans the past week.
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Philadelphia ana Wildwood.
Miss Evelyn GRADER, of Philadelphia,
IS visiting Mrs. William Karsner
Mr.. Earold So, der spent Sunday in town
Mrs. Arthur Davis and Miss Nellie
Lusby OF Cec,lton, visited Mrs. NJ. E.
Freeman, on Thursday.
Messrs. Albert johnson and Roy
Bloomer spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
/ Miss Mary Wallis, of Georgetown
visited Mr.. and Mrs. i;ichard Wallis on
Sunday.
Mss Esther Banks spent Wednesday
with Mrs Frank Clayton.
Mr. r. T. Rueshow, of Cambridge spent
a few days this week with Mr.. Ralph
| Andrews.
Mr.. Thomas Savin visited his brother
in Wilmington, Sunday.
| Mrs. Gilbert Everett spent Friday with
her mother, Mrs. Nathan Loveless
| Mrs. Charles Baker, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting friends in town.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bouchelle spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Sullivan.
| DR.. John Griffith Hopper, of THE Ohio
State University, is spending some time
with his parents.
| Mrs George Fillingame is visiting Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Buckworth, near Mid
dletown,' Del.
Mrs. Charles Ellison visited her daugh-
| ter. Mrs. Julius Clayton, on Wednesday
| Mr.. William s. Ennis visited town on
Monday