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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31
District Court Will Close
Today.

Judge Colin Ncblctt will descend
from the bench today with the
court work of Luna county finished
and finished well. He has estab.
liShcd fine record and the same
may he said of District Attorney
WaddilI, Sheriff Stephens and
force, Clerk Hughes and force.
Mrs. Johnson, stenographer and
both grand and petit jurics.
The criminal eases were nearly
all of minor importance and most
oifenses were only trivial.
The fact that Deming is the best
governed town in New Mexico
makes criminal work in the district
court necessarily light.
One civil case came here, on
change of venue, from bona Ana
county, which resulted in hung
jury.
Two civil cases attracted consider
able attention. Mary Whitehill.
vs.. The Victorio Land < Cattle Co..
resulting in hung jury.
The case of 7. b. Alexander and
}, A. Krakauee VS.. j. n. Upton and
{. +. Napp resulted in a judgment
against the defendants for S26Ol 81.
Pollard and Hamilton represented
the plaintiffs and Ely l. Watson the
defendants. 1t was really the
most interesting case of the term.
Outside attorneys in attendance
during court included Mayor Percy
Wilson Of Silver City and Morgan
llewellyn Of Las Cruces.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31
Ex sorGlnary Operation by Which
Sight Was Restored TO Miner
Whose Eyes Were Shattered.

The following description OF u won
derful operation which restored the
sigAt Of miner named B CAM. who
was totally blind for over & year as
the result Of mine explosion. has
been given by one OF the surgeons OF
the Royal 0phthalmic hospital IN
London. England;
When the patient first came to the
hospital the right eye was totally de
stroyed. while the left one was IN
tensely inhamed. and the cornea. or
projecting front part. was dotted with
fragments OF quartz blown into Il at
the time OF the explosion. The cap.
sule OF the lens had been torn by
other Jagged particles OF rock ana
the whole lens had been absorbed.
Only the capsule remained to sepa.
rate the fluid In the ball OF the eye
from the Iris. or colored screen which
surrounds the pupil
The first treatment consisted OF
picking out the quartz particles, some
OF which we're embedded even In the
muscles which rotate the eye Then
the Irritation was reduced by lotions
The greater part OF the cornea was
Opaque. on account OF old scar tissue.
the result OF the early Inflammation.
but fairly transparent part was Sc
lected and a portion OF the iris, or
screen behind this, was then cut away,
so as to let the light fall on the sen.
sitive retina. or lining OF the back
part OF the eye.
As the mans natural lens within
the eye had already been destroyed,
he now has TO wear a glass lens he.
fore the eye to make the entering rays
OF light focus correctly on his retina
His range OF vision is limited, but he
can read the finest type easily ami
instead Of ending his days in an iusti
tute for the blind. he should tie able
to earn his own living at some EN-
ployment which does not make too
great 4 demand on the eyesight'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31
District Attorney Major James R. Waddill

leafed alfalfa grown in the Mimbres
Valley. Alfalfa shows a superior
sample if grown in this deep soil.
viii Boyer, who has been helping
Robt. Pond for some time. had the
misfortune to have his ankle sprain-
ed and possibly diSlocated, and is
lying up for repairs.
Mr., A. Paul Gilky Of Washing
ton. ID. c.. is sojowning with Robt.
Pond for his health. Mr.. Gilky
has been in the employ of the gov
eminent at Panama and elsewhere
for some years, is acquainted with
many parts Of the world, and is
withal an interesting conversations
alist.
plainyiew and the Red Mountain.
GERS will gather on the side of the
mountain. Thursday evening. at
: o'clock to take dinner together.
After dinner there will hc speech
making. If course, followed by
games and athletic stunts, in short,
they d have a jolly good moolight
picnic.
Let every one wage war On the
myriads If millers which are ST.
prsterous these evenings. BY do
ing this. We will prevent the mil
lions Of worms which will be II
greater pest later. We sweep
them off by the hundreds from our
wire screening. into a vessel hav-
ing either soap suds or water with
little kerosene on the surface.
We also use pans having the same
in them and set by the lamp even
ings.
Not long ago we visited our
friend W. J. Wamel and found him
planning for a bumper crop this
season. w. j. is not much accus-
toned to exploiting his doings. and
We do not hear much Of his doings.
But the truth is that he is making
the biggest crop in the valley. We
noted huge stacks Of sweet baled
stuff and asked him how much feed
stuff he had baled and found he had
put up more than 1000 tons. He
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31
I'm NOTESO M
Ir SCIENCE R
INVENTION

Owners OF false teeth can't blow
the bugle successfully.
A coin In the slot machine for
cleaning straw hats is q novelty.
The newest bathroom fixture has a
separate basin for dental purposes.
hydraulic clutch for gasoline
driven automobiles Is an English nov.
city
The average mans brain is five
ounces heavier than that OF the aver.
age woman,
Tepid water will taste as cold as
ice 10 you will first dissolve q pepper.
mint drop In your mouth
4 fountain marking brush. somewhat
resembling q huge fountain pen. has
been patented by Michigan man.
Airships are TO be built OF the new
metal, known az Liege metal. which Is
40 per cent lighter than aluminium.
Trimmings from new fax and hemp
are the stock from which Is made the
finest grades OF rice" cigarette pa
per
NaturalIsts say that at certain sea.
sons a fly lays $500. 600 eggs each day
Microscopic in size they may be. TO be
sure.
Calolael mixed with mastlc is a rem.
edy for toothache found In Ebers Pay.
rus. written p. C.. 1850, and found at
Luxor In 1873
A patent has been granted two
Massachusetts men for simple ina
chine to even the bottoms OF damaged
,enpins. which are held In a frame
while rotable knives grind them true
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31

Layne 4 Bowler pumD n
sale. Inquire NJ. GRApnplc. No. 1. +.
Posts! Postsll Postslr,
and very cheap. Luna co,,re Fence pou.
Company, phone 2. '0u''y Luna'
For Sale Small uols,,
fresh. now giving Ionr riii 'uw I'M,
ea.,' - 20 d., Louis DornbusscchI'' O = win
VIII tr,de M 2wlr
,ann Tor = horse. This land I Y .de'dd
from Dcmlng, lies perfect, y Mi,
only 20 feet to water. BOX ,S ,ssel ad
Weaver and Lyons win a., wiz
present well contract within a;n'sh iAi
Any one wanting a we'll Loraa' wesl
no mistake by dropninw INV wilt mall
Box 37l, DcIning. '''" cam
For rent with water rurn;., %
acres all cleared, 70 acrrs "''s',hed-ic,,
acres already sown to crop. P'v wI',d, Ia
good terms to right party "nl gre
Il me young team of black , "'so have
sell. %. o. Osborne, 4 w; mans 10
Dcming. "'es east Il
c. 2wll
Stenographer with cxtro A..
sires three or four extra crs, ume d..
work by the week or month ''1asis' to
klnu oleytra work AIlress ..c so aty
graPher, Room !, Dcckert R.i n'eno-
call by telephone, 2Sl, 2 rings Dug o. q
Lost. strayed or stol,, wv
full blood Jersey COW. Pine yns dark
cleft, left punched. lnv.,,maSsn i !, ear
left front shoulder. Deho~sa d On
eral reward paid for return iAe-
Cook, Deming. l.
] have for sale four year ola d.
ough-hrcd stallion, sired by iaud I nor
noted Kentucky sire and hr"d a'p,,lne,
ington, Ky. This is one of IN. 4 h :. LEX.
young horses that was ever hr",..,o.'ed
New Mexico and carries the Sv,u assI %
lroquois, Vandal, Child lIamld sas Of
vlathan IN his veins. He is we'll 1 hsat Lt
to single and double harness and s.SMn
IL kind and gentle. Price fonr b ,a',s
dollars. nr. S. ID. Swopc. "'"d ,o,i
For Sale: A green house with ia.
feet OF glass and all necessary t"ol. 's -
the florist business. We couid sail H' :. w
flowers than we can produce Ps..' 'v
Tor selling. business has grown nn,;I
requires more attention than can MAIL
to give. ID. S. d. Swopr "" ISi
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Plainview

Mrs. ;. Short has arrived and is
beginning to carve out her home
IN claim northwest of the noun
tain.
Messrs. Yeans and Lemon have
gone on to the upper Graves place.
recently vacated by Robt. Pond,
and will cultivate that place this
year.
Mr.. Milliken has just put up
some of the longest and largest
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31

has big 45-horse tractor, with
which he hauls his feed stuhs to the
cars, and breaks his land.
Everybody busy, and feeling
good. Breaking land. fencing,
di;ching, well boring, planting and
road making, all going on within
sight If home.
Mrs. Mes, we under stand. has
her plnnger pump going nicely,
getting more than 200 gallons Of
water per minute. Lawrence. the
ploughman. has just broken out
40 acres for Mrs. Mes with his
gasoline tractor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31
HANDY ON TALKING MACHINE
Attachment Holds Needles and Saves
Trouble Of Changing on Every
Record That Is Played

One OF the little steel needles used
on a talking machine is worn out on
each record and a new needle has to
be inserted each time \ peunsyl
,anla man has invented an au'o
matte magazine needle holder which
saves all this trouble by holding
about a dozen needles and turning Z
new one down for each record The
holder Is disk with grooves in TOT
the Insertion ct the needles and a
plate 10 hold them In place 4 thumb
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31

screw clamps the plate on and re
moves IT, aud also turns the disk
around to place a new needle in
position each time The same maya.
zine will hold wooden needles too,
for, though the wooden ones lest
longer than the stee., they also must
ne changed about every third record.
This little contriyance not only saves
the operator OF the phonograph time
and trouble. but adds to his own Ell.
loyment OF the music thereby.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-05-31
CRYSTAL
DANCE
TONIGHT
Come Over

IT you want quality. come to Us.
II its price, we meet them all. u
its assortment, We have the largest
stock in the Southwest. We know
what We can do for you. Let US
show you. Deming Lumber Go.
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lola.

a'ls hiAlfsAil NtNs 'AfliEf'A W. lllANi
rupt his pleasant farm work To at.
tend to jury duty. lie pears to be-
enjoying himself alright.
4 Fuller and Johnson Plant is hc.
ing installed on Miss l.ittlc'S place
and with the Yates and will start To-
farm rs soun ms the water flows.
Miss Hazel Wykolr. who returned
from lcrmanaS to her homestead.
was accompanied 10y Mrs. Gregg and
Mrs. Kerr The regular train SCI.
vice seems to bring us nearer our
p.eacant Hermanas ncighhurS.
Mr.. ChaS. Tallo and family will
farm some Of their fine land in the
gap. We know they will have good
results.
Mir and Mrs. Gearing paid a visit
To tuer claims. coming from Alhu-
qurquc. We hope they will soon
decide to stay here for good.
Mrs. and Miss Thompson spent
couple or days in prming visiting
relatives. Mr.. {. Iloldcrhy accom-
panied them
Chidrrus Gay Will he celebrated
On June 9th. Services will he held
at ! II. M and the rhildrrn'S pro
gram given in the afternoon MIS-
Gibson and Miss Yates Of the Bap-
fist Sunday school, and Mrs. Kim
ball and Miss W Harrison of the
Union Sunday school have charge.
On the last day of school there is
always a feeling of regret and joy
blended. Good.hyes. even for
short time. always cause lump in
the throat. On the other hand. it's
jolly to think of the long rest and
all the play that can be crowded in
to the summer Mr.. Wykoif, an
earnest worker with great big
heart, m a Il t the day particularly
pleasant 10y presenting each of his
36 pupils with Rose souvenirs. than
which nothing could be more appro-
pirate. being Inscribed as they are
with name of school and date. name
Of teacher, directors and all pupils.
MIR. Wykoff also presented six prig-
Is to pupils who had attended all
year without an absent mark. To
Ola aud Jennie Rambo, Christine
and Nell Gibson he gave handsome
purses, To Geo. Worrel fine hair
brush and to Joe kimball the knife
which he had long wished for. Keep
up your record, girls and boys.
On several occasions it has been
brought to my notice that failed
to report certain things. My mum.
crous duties prevent my getting
about as would like. and somtimes
| don't hear Of happenings until too
late to mention them. Now. if our
people will only stop to realize that
my only recompense is the pleasure
of boosting our lit t ! g community.
perhaps they will meet me half way
by leaving word, not later than
Monday evening at the postofiice.
the information is my notes.
Mrs. l.. o. DANsE,
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All parties indebted to S,umo
liinyard are urged to call and NAL.
settlement Unless arrangement,
are made at once, your account will
he given an attorney for colleeto,
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Grmiu 3irfel.

Ser gripin 3irfel bat in ieiner &c.
iirigeu 3uiarnmerfunit iein nelies
2ieoerbah eineespeibt. Die 3iilnm-
meiriteaung Der SO 2ieber mar eine
burtaus niht Ieifte aufgabe, Der
iidD Die gearnten bes 3irfels nit 8e.
ibid entlebigt bnben. gu idntmtliden
2iebern iirro bic Soften porbanoeii bic
obne ausnnbnle Serr Tbobor Nep.
Der geihrieben bat. gs mar fit ben
geiirigen abenb fein beIorberer gor-
trng angefiinbigt, es ioiite cine
sipangloie 3iiiorunenf,,nft Der Wfit.
glieber iein, bic fib IN GROCER 3nbl
eingeltelt botten ,lnb nit gergniigen
oen fleineren Mrbeiten Iailiften, Die
etIif)e Der Serren ailsgearbeitet bot.
ten unb gum 1eiten goben. Gs' pnren
fait laufer Sriginnlarbeiten, fnrse
Bortr1ge freinlnureriihen unb nift.
freimaursrtihen. ernften unb beiteren
sssitboIts, in Ypeiie itnb HroIa, iogar
sum lingem. Mn bem aaerIei.pro-
aranlm betbeiligten ii1 Die Serrea
Vr1iioent u. s.. @obe, grnit 3rop,
Gus. Merner, grnit 2iese, Charles
O. Shnliot, Tbilipp Sitter. Sefretdr
s. 6oniburg, Carl VIes uno Mnoere.
an gabing nrlb asung febIte es nuh
niht.
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&okQl.Derid)t
S9wdbiider llnterit.-8ereim.

Inter 0ern 8orjts oes Serrn Iu-
'9uit SeIdlner ,nb Grotofollfiibrirg
ieiteils oes Serrn Senrp 8Ioedler
inno gelterr Ibeno Die regeImabige
8eriuurnlIimg oes obiaen @ereiu itatt.
Gin orei ertranfte Witslieber tplrbc
DIE iiblttJe unteritiisimg inn getrage
pom $22 unb on bic Sirtterbliebeneu
oes peritorbenen WitgIiebes Ssocob
9ollenneper oas SterbeaeIb I'M Be
trage bon $3.50 sIr 3ahluma anse.
lpleien. An ben sseItIihfeiten bes sic
benbilrge.S Sahielt~ aranfeu llnterit.
@eretns am 21, b. W. in Der arbeiter.
SaQe, iopie bes sfHpei3er WGnner.
hors am 81. DECEMBER B. g., in Der
Central Sllrnhalle miro iih Der Ser.
EN- nad beiten Graften betheiliaen.
Serr Qlugi,it Geifner beriftete in iei.
uer glgenid,aft als Gelesat gum ..
u. Stdotperbanb iiber oie 0erbanb.
lungen Der legten Oelegntelliisung.
Ous, aus ben Serren sLugl,it sSrant,
8orlieer, g9m. @ilttinger, Sefret1r,
Souls Iangelnleier Sfasmeiiter,
SSsobn Iorn uno 8. 8ieIa,tb bette
benoe 9lrrangements.aommit,ee be-
rthtefe, 0aB Die 8orbereitunsen fir
Dem 8ereinsboa am 8. sSebrliar 1913
in Der Central Surnballe riiitig fort
Ihrelten l,rl6 ei,len gltten grfolg per.
Ipred)e1i.
Die Isitalieber Ipurben eriuft, li6
6elite abeno s ubr BET &errn iaper
9ertib. ede GIm unb 12. StraBe,
ein5ufinben, nm bon bort bebufs
3heilnabme an benz Ball bes gaoi.
id)eu llnterii. 0ereins na hoer Or.
berterGolle 81, nlaridaret.
Sir Die. am Sonntae, BEN 90. 1e.
3etnber, Rahnittags 2 llbr itottfin,
benoe geautennaH ip,irben foIgenae
aanoioaten aufseiteat, bod fann oie
ailte berieIben Dor Der @aN nod
peraroBert Derben:
praiioent: gliigiit Deihnrer.
8I5epraIioent: lnguit sSrorf.
Rrot. Sefretdr: Wm. 8ittinger.
sSln. Sefr.: 2utn5 DangeInIeier.
Sd)asmeiiter:: Sobn Darm.
Sriiitees g 5u ertpdblerD: faber
@ertfd, Iaper Sfnliot, aubp Sod
ltraBer, 2eonbarb Wielanb.
gerelrlsar5t: Or. s. abuon.
aranfen aomntittee: Teroinan5
Silher, sSrib @erit.
/. sSobnentrager: Wm. SfJnen.
2. 6abnentrdger:. Wm. 8nreiter.
Gie ginnabnlen beliefen iih auf
$161 uno Die slusgoben auf $177.
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Jnt 1ienfte getbntet.
Glarsnce Sbnmate uDn einem elettri'
id)en Strom BON 45OO
@olten setrDifen.

9luf arGBli6e D.iie psrlur seitern
Mbenb eeqen 8 llhr Der 35 Sabre ults
Glettriter Clarence Sbumate, Elm 4ns
geItelIter Der II. q. II. 6. aompugnie,
in 4usiibuna isines Dienitss oas as=
ben. Die 3peigitdtton Der Gdsz uRp
GIettrisitdts Geiellf6uft an Der
Roropeft.ts Der part unb WcWilIdn
Strabs pirp sesenpdrtis nad Der
gde Der MDrtle unb BRETON Ipe.
perlest, unb in bie1em 3uiammenbang
iuaren Sbumate unb 5tpsi anbere 4ns
geitellte nit benz Gbbruh Der Wafhis
merle bsiddftist. Shumate lanste NIT
einsm Wertssug in eine Der Wafhin.n
binein, als er nit einem eelaDenen
elettriIhen Grabte In 8eriibruns fam,
um i'm n1hften 4usenblid bon einem
Strom BON 45OO 0olten setroffen,
nit einem aeilenben aufihr.i entf.eIt
su 8oben au iinteH. Or. pbillips
unb Or. Gornid tpurbe i6leunigft sez
rufen, fonnten ieboh nurmebr ben
bereits einstretenen 5oo tonitdtiren.
Der Coroner ipurbe benadrihtist,
unb Glert Mm. ppn 5otne itellte on
Dirt uno Stslle cine unteriuhung an.
Sbumate, ipsl9sr feline Wittpe nnb
sIp,i Ginber binteridBi. Dubnt. nit
ieiner Jamilis iiber Der Subitation, in
tpelhsr er ieinen 9ob fanb.
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s. Z. Woorman bon Snoianapolis,
oem 6efanntlih Dor ei1iger 0eit Der
aontraft fir Die 0ernifting Der Mbs
fdIle fir Die nad,Iten flint Sabre
iibertragen iuoroen III. bat ben Sta0t-
rotb erind)t, oieien aontraft an cine
bon linn ms 2eben gerufenen Mftien-
geieuid,aft, bic Union Meouction Go,
bic nnter ben Geiesen bes Stantes
5noiana or9dniiirt poroen lit, ,inb
al Deren Spite er aIs Vrdiioent fteht,
5li iibertraeen. Das StabtratbStom-
mittee fir aontrnfte nno Geiete, bos
iib seitern nit oieier angelpgenbeit
brfhdffigte, beihlob, poroerbano :a
oieier Safe elm Ne6tsg.ltaften oe3
Sta0tanualts eln5ubplen.
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0ibfott 6pmie ssemer.
8eloidraaf nit Weihaftsbidern nnb
$1,000 in 8aar nnter ben
3riimmern sefnnoen.

Der burh bas @ibion SouIe J.uer
in Der Dienftas Vadt anserihtete
Shaosn 1T iebt na6 .insebenpiter
llntsriuduns auf 100000 abgeihdBt
iporoen, unb III burh 8eriihsrung &C.
Dsdt. Der S6aben pertbsilt ii6 fol-
asnpsrmaben: 0ibion 5ouis, $780,
900; Rsnbiss 4otbmanGo., 500, 900;
Union 9ruit Co., $50, 900. Die Weoz
Der Jurniture 60. bat ssitern bic RE
paraturarbeiten In benz Union Iruit
8sbGube in Mnsriff s.nommen.
Die neutrality-suspicious. on ben
lriimmern bes 0ibion 9ouie iperben
nit gr0bter Shnellisteit porgenoms
men. 5. Staep 5ill prdfiosnt Der
9ibion 9ouf. Comp. ertIdrte seitern,
bdb alpei @slbIhrGnte aus ben Huinen
berporseSpgsn porben iinb. Sn einem
berielben beIonben fih bic GeIhGftss
bidder ETC.. ioipie $4,000 in Baar, eine
In3abl gbeds, ip.lfe i'm laufe oes
Dienitags fir Safe beg 5otels einz
tafIirt tporben fpdren etc. Die 8ader
unb gbeds batten tpeiter feinsn Sfas
ben esmommen. Gin anberer @elb=
jdrant NIT pihtisen papieren nnb
Shrifiitiiden befin6st fih nod unter
BEN 9r;;mmern. MIberbesH irareeean
seitern Bel ben Mufrdumunesarbeiten
elm: Qnsahl 9offer, Giaentbum BON
5ot.Ilsdit.u, gu 5use sefDrbert.
Die Walnut StraBe ipurbe seitern
ipisber benz Strabenbabn- unb Jubs
pertebr iiberseben.
SeiretGr Sobn Drueifel. bonn De-
partement fiir 5ffentlide Siherheit,
erbieli geitsrn sinen Gbed fir $500
bon gbp. Senior, gi3eprdIibenten
Der Union Sdpinss gani unb 9rufi
60. iiberidnot, als 3eihen Der Insrs
tennuns Der ausseaeihnsten 2siitunz
een Der 1enerrpebr bel Der sefdbrlihen
seuersbrlnit. Das gelb pirb Dem
G.u.rp.br Relef 5onbs iib.rtpies
fen nerben.
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5obne leblos i'm Bette sefunbtn unb
Or. gb. gppt ipurbe serufen. fonntt
aber nur ben Sob bes alien Mannes
tonitatiren. Der @reis mat 80 Sabre
aIt.
= Die pfsrbe branntsn seitern
Morsen NIT benz 5dlauhDagen ber
g. Oiitritt Seuertpebr in Der Oct.
pleaIant Mpenue burh unb rannten
Dor benz Souie BON 8. Q. MoOre an
WelIer IDenue sesen einen Jeuers
,9bbrant an. Oerfelbe brad ab unD
bas uusitr0menbe Wufer iibers
ihipemmte oenWporeihen 2eller.
2lrfie 6armon, Sobn Ms
@ountp 8omn,ifIdrs Sumes $. 9ars
mon BON Wpobsbale, fubr seitern
Ibenb nit Sobn Bridge na4 9omilS
ton unb erlitt einen grud bes Shliiiz
ielbeins. Sein pferb brannte an Der
0aDton unb z. Strabe burd, mari
ods 8uggp um unb beioe iunge Wtdnz
ner itiiraten auf bus Strabenpflaiter.
- Wobnbaus, Sheune uno Stolr
luneen oes Mil6bdnolers glpin purr
pp, bret Meilen Iiiblid bon 6amilton
an Der Rep 2pnbon 2unoitraBe. purz
ben eeitern Mittag burh 5euer Sers
itDrt. Das Seuer entitano inl bintes
rsn Sbeil bes 5auIss auf unertldrs
li6e Weiie. Ser 0erluit miro auf
$4,000 seibdBt unb 1T tbeiltpsiIe burt
8eriideruns eeoedt.
Die 5suertpsbr tpurbe seitsrn
Hahmittag na6 Der Worsue Der 2etz
fsnbeitatter Wsbb C 9atptborne an
Der Wain Strabe ssrufen, no Elm
autfdsnheisapparat, pelher auf benz
5eniterseiimie itunb, ein tleinss
5euer peruria4t bate.
- Das Ssitument bss 1887 perz
Itorbensn 9ictor Sdnsiber :purbe esz
tern Sufolse oes Sopss Der Jrau
S6neioer i'm bieIieen 9eriht einss=
rsitt. Das 5eiiomsnt sab Der Wiit-
ne oen Hublab une nah ibrem 1ooe
ben brei ainoern gu slsiben 1beilen.
- Die srobe ansabl aIugen ipesen
Joroerungen seeen Den periiorben.n
probatrihtsr 6. 9. 6arrtppf, tpeIde
meiitens bon 0ertpanbtsn eineereitt
porben tporen, tpuroen i'm Common
pIeas 8eritt ouf giitlifem Wegs GEE
i6lthtet uno Dem 9eriat ent3psen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-14
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gesug auf Sdup segen Jeuers-
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Union Snpings 9nnf & Sruit SO.
Itort beId)doigt ipltroe, bat sur SoI9e
gebaht, baB bon perid)iebenen Seiten
oen itdbtiiden gehorbeu Borihl1se
iiir beiieren Sf)us segn fSeuers.
gefabr, namentlih IN @ofenid,abern,
unterbreltet Iuuroen.
so bat geitern Die llnoenpriters
aliioeiation Dem Sif)erbeitsoireftor
Cab eiu SfrcibeIl iiberidnot, in
rpeldern iie barnlf aifnerfiam maht,
buB IN ben meiiten 8olfenihabern
Der Stabt Die 9lufsuaid)dhte abioIuf
nid]t geidJiiet limb, cine 2botiafe,
Die bel susbruf) eines sSeliers iebr
leidlt tragiite Ssoleen nod iih 5ieb,n
fonnte. Gie 9eiellihaft madr cen
Sidyerbeitsbireftor oorouf aufmert-
Jam. oaB er baraui beiteben iolle, baB
Die auf5uasidndte in boben @ebdu.
ben cine llmfleiol,ug Don 9los uno
mfeila erhalten.
. Gu6 @err Bert. 6. gal5min, ser
superintendent Der ltdotiiden I'm.
ierlperte, Bot geitern AM ettpas bin.
getuielen, mas fiir gefdmpfl,ng bon
syeiiern in @olfenlhabern BON Der
alersroBten @ihtigfeit lit. Serr
Baldwin lit namll9 nit benz geaen-
lporti8 IN allen groBeren 8eb1uoet
iiblihen Spitem Der @aiierrobrcn.
leitung iiir @efdrnpiuns bon ;Seuern
abiolut niht eilloerltollben. Sn fait
ailen boben @ebauoen piro bas @ai.
ier, Sas i'm Sale eine5 sseuers sur
gefampflng Der sSlannnen benust
peroen ioa, burh Elm Sauptrobr &C.
leitet, on bas in ben peridieoenen
Stodiperten S6lauhe aneeihraubt
iin0.
g9ie Serr 9albrpin ansfiibrt, iii
Elm iold,es Spltem pollig perfebrt, oa
Der Battle-Ground iteaenipeiie elm 10
gepalttser iein tpiiroe, oab Die 0tebr.
3dbl Der Shl1ud)e beriten lpmroe.
Nah Serrn galopin's aniibt ioute
in leoem groben 8ebnuoe eilt uoQ.
itGnoises 8ohrenipItem 10 arransirt
iperoeil, Dob Die Seitl,ng in peridie-
oene albtbeilunsen enib1It iu1o oab
setne bieier Gobren iiber 75 ,yuf bod
iii, ioooB Der 8oiierorud 100 piuno
nidu iiberiteiet. Die ssnitnllirung eli.
mes iolden SpitemS tpiirbe iib na-
tiirlih, Die Serr 8aIotpin 5lleibt, be-
oeutell6 tbeurer Itellen. als bic ssn-
Itaairung elmer eirBigen Mieienrobre,
aber elm lold)es Mobrenlpitem miiroc
iib bel ausbruh zines Jeuers beitens
beipabrel.