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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27
Nicholas County Is solicitor RooseyeIt

Nicholas County Is soIid'fOr Roosevelt.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 81.
Roosevelt carried every district in
Nicholas county, securing the twelve
votes for both State and congressional
conventions. Roosevelt instructions
were not offered in all districts, al
though the ColoncEs friends had safe
maiortics in all.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27
ROOSEVELT CARRIES
Continued rom Page one.)

yesterday named seven delegates to
the State iconventlon, giving two TO
Taft aud tse to Roosevelt. There was
little interest.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27

FOR RENT-Creedmore Hotel, Graf.
ton, W. Va. This hotel will be rent.
ed furnished. License should be ap'
piled for by Miy 4th:.@ Possession
given July Asst, Apply at Marietta
Hosei, or address P. o, Box S4S.
Elrmnpt t,s77Gt5,,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-27
Hon. Build Today
To Replace the WORKOUT Parts
of Yesterday?

eh day W Q
orkerd destroyed
Suppose hFdshod brick sand and water but oft
put the lime?
and lake sufficient ~2r but neglect food which contains
Phosphate o
whih;b nds ogeher l
by Nature more than half the nner salts
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
AN INVITATION.

To the Members and Pastors of the
Various Churches:
Please allow ME through the Tcle-
gram to extend a cordial invitation
to all Christians of all denOmina-
tions to attend the sermons and lee
lures by Rev. J. S. Jenkins, at the
Methodist church, Sunday and Mon
day. especially at such hours as do
not conflict with services at your
own church. Mr.. Jenkins is a spe-
cialist in his line, and | feel sure
that your attendance when there are
no services in your own church will
be very helpful to any who are inter-
ested in the work of Christ. Pastors
are requested to announce such scrv-
ices as do not conflict with those in
their own churches.
Thanking you for the announce
ments, and awaiting your coming
with most cordial welcome, am
Most sincerely.
ISAAC G. JENKINS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
WENT THE WRONG ROAD
TO REACH FLORIDA,

Atlanta, Oct. 19.-Cleve Page,
young man of good face and rather
rustic garb, wrote postcards to his
sister and father in Lancaster. Tenn.
saying:
Reached Atlanta all right. Am
well and happy. Go to Florida to-
morrow. Love to all.
Then he locked the door OF his
room in a little local hotel, took off
his clothes, put his pocketbook under
the pillow, laid the postcards on the
table to be mailed next morning.
blew out the gas. and went peace
fully to sleep.
The maid smelled strange Odor
this morning, and it was necessary
to smash down the door. because the
key was turned on the inside and
still in the key hole. Young Page
was unconscious and his pulse was
barely iluttcring, but there was a
window partly open, and life still
fingered in his body. They rushed
him to Grady hospital, where the
house surgeons are making every ef-
fort to save him by artificial respira-
tion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
SUCCEEDED IN
KNOCKING OUT
AMENDMENT
srpRrME COURT BY 3 TO 2 VOTE
DECIDES IN FAVOR OF GIL
cHRIST'S CONTENTION.
nv Associated Press.)

r,lI,hassee. Oct. l9.-(Special)--
,A;,.. the written opinions have not
,.. haeu filed, the clerk of the Su-
.,pe conrt has just advised Attor-
,, neral Trammell that the
, vote of two to three, has
.,nd,rea It's decision denying the
.oqrsrdeas order in the initiative
and referendum suit.
ludses Whitfield. Hooker and
f,lor f.N ored the denial of the Or
j4r and Judges Shackleforl and
"a srrll favored the granting of the
.!perscdeas. 1t is understood that
,sr lal,eY named judges will write
th.!r dissenting opinion from the de-
son Of the majority OF court.
While the court, by a vote of three
u ,wo. s,istans the contention OF
,aos opposing the amendment going
oa 'h,. ticket, as advised by Mr..
I.aumcli. the dissenting opinion OF
,ao judges makes it apparent that
T., attorney general had strong
-roulds for advising the secretary
d state to submit the amendment to
lit orrs, This decision of the ac-
r"a Of The Supreme Court means
III liz amendment will be no fur
"rr published and will not appear
4No' the ballot in the November
"''ion for ratification or rejection
4 'hr voters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
LEADER OF DEFEATED GIANTS
GOES INTO VAUDEVILLE,

New York, Oct. 19.-JOhn J. Nc
GraW, manager of the New York
Giants baseball team, will be seen
a. a vaudeville star in few weeks,
now that the worlds championship
series with the Boston Red Sox is
finished. A vaudeville manager told
a reporter that McGraw has agreed
tc go on the stage for 10 or 20 weeks
l. he gets $4,000 a week. The Unit
Ell Booking Agency will give him
this sum. the manager said. A con-
tract with McGraw has been drawn
up by the United Agency. and it is
said that as soon as E. r. Albee re-
turns to New York from Hot Springs,
Va. the manager of the Giants will
sign it and thereupon register him
self as a pinch hitter" in the game
OF vaudeville. Friends of McGraw
say that although he is going into
vaudeville, he has no idea of giving
up baseball. Having made the
Giants what they are today. the lit
tie Napoleon of baseball" as he
sometimes is called. will keep COM
n:nd of them for many years.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
MARKETING ASSOCIATION
URGED FOR FARMERS
tBy Associated Press. J

Dallas, Oct. ia national mar
kcting association for farmers was
advocated by u. f. Yoakum here to-
day, i'm an address before the South
western Growers convention He
said he had talked the matter over
with Governor Wilson. as to its i'm
Portance and necessity. and he j.
heartily in favor OF its creation on
broad and comprehensive lines. and
i; ready to join in pushing it
through
He declared it cost the farmers
something like saI0 0.oao.e0 annual
ly in interest on loans. which is
5000. 100000 more than should b.
paid. He gave an instance of car
load of watermelons in Oklahoma.
which he said the farmers sold for
five cents each. while i'm Minnesota
al the same time melons sold for
fifty and sixty cents each. The buy
er. Yoakum said. told the farmer he
couldn't pay so much because of
freirhts. which the speaker declared
was Untrue, because the freight on a
car was seven and one-half cents
per melon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
EXTENT OF BUILDING
OPERATIONS IN LAKELAND

The following interesting item is
published, over the signature Of g. e.
Rogan, in the Manufacturers Rec
ord:
Lakeland, Fla. Oct T..
Editor Manufacturers Record.
Building permits issued by the
city clerk of Lakeland, Fla. from
Jan. | to Oct |. 1872, number 229.
having a value of $625 900. The es
timated value OF buildings built, I'M
der contract. and including muniri
pal construction for 1912 is LOCO
900. S. NJ stephens and e. c. Ro-
gen have under way one mile OF
granoIithir sidewalk in Park Hill, a
suburb of Lakeland.
&c. G. ROGAN."
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL ORGANIZES CLASS

class No . of the Presbyterian
Sunday school organized a young la
dies class last Sunday morning. The
following officers were elected: Ju-
liza Eta Patterson, president; Laura
: ,uthard, secretary, and treasurer:
Miss Ruth COunibear, press reporter,
Miss Ruth Connibcar, press reporter,
flower committee. Mrs. j. NJ. Woods
was elected teacher and a business
residence yesterday afternoon, when
plans for the work Of the class were
talked over
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
NEGRO PUC|L|ST
OBJECTS TO IN
CREASE Of BAIL
JACK JOHNSON ARRAIGNED THIS
FORMING CHARGED WITH Alb.
DUCTION OF WHITE GIRL.
(By Associated Press. }

chicago, Oct. 19.-Charged with
the abduction of a white girl. Jack
johnson, the negro pugilist, was ar
rligned in the Municipal Court to-
day, and on demand of the attorney
foi the girls mother, Mrs. Cameron
Ialconnctt, the negrO's bail was in
creased from $500 to $500. caus-
ins Il haranguc on JOhnsOn's part.
Johnson was furious. He asked
permission to write a check for the
amount, but TINS was refused, and q
professional hondsman put up the
necessary cash Two agents of the
department of justice We're in court
There were some mutterings against
johnson when the latter went to the
hank in an automobile. Nothing Sc :.
rious happened, however.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
VISIONARY RALLY AT
METHODIST CHURCH

y. missionary rallies which have
y s"jng on in the Barlow district
ne last two weeks come to be
III Us in Lakeland tomorrow and
'rH ial Rev. John S. jenkins, of
@aa'a. will speak in the Methodist
'"i''a oar times tomorrow, to the
>N'aN school briefly, at IL o'clock,
3 - in the afternoon, and again
in the evening.
u Monday at II, Just after the
-'HS have come in from other
'''' IN the district, Mr.. jenkins
''i speak to layman regarding their
'N NJ 2:3O in the afternoon
VIII he rally of the laymen,
FAi'h laymen from throughout
.~ district will take part. The pro-
''H' III the afternoon is as follows:
'"' Layman's Relation to the
N1fcn Nombers-T. J. Watkins. F.
Sharp.
""'' Can the Layman Do for
'"'s"rS A. &. Shaffer.
"Aa' Part Has the Layman in the
Ia Hchool?--C. H. Mitchell, H.
>watts
"a' buty Has the Layman to the
and Needy Judge c. A. Bos-
+'' an the I.ayman Do to Pro-
tome Mission Spirit?-H. ID.
H.. '''! oi the I.ayman in the
% Flhance-C. T.. Earnest.
''1!nan and the College,.
are TO be ten-minute dis
~ /, Is probable that Presi-
''on Of Southern College.
pr sem Monday and possibly
, Jenkins vii. speak Men
Al , o'clock. Regarding
Of MIR Jenkins Rev !. r.
"ritee:
:. Feople OF Lakeland have a
before them in the privi-
-. earring the Rev. ! S .Jen-
'ae North Georgia confer
- iofceful, instructive and
- ing in the superlatiye de-
Ia. .'> fail to hear him at the
4, church on SUNDAY and
J. x. CASON. -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
All Political Parties Will BE
Rebresented on Florida Ticket

Democrats, Republicans, PrOgrcs-
,ives, Prohibitionists and Socialists
will all have representation in th"
regular election ballot in the No
vember election The candidate
representing the five parties for To-"
various offices are given below:
For Presidential Electors.
(VOte for SIX
Democrats:
JEFFERSON b. BROWNE.
CHARLES r. JONES.
LELAND J. HENDERSON.
II. c. SPARKMAN.
WIN. G. JONES
J. FRED DE BERRY.
Prohibition:
GEORGE G. RlTCHIE.
JOSEPH w. CARSON.
W. l.. CORYELL.
T.. y. WALDRON.
!. q. BOYDSTON.
MILTON A. SMITH.
Republicans:
G. B. PATTERSON
S. W. ROWLEY.
LYNN KILBOURNE.
l. T.. WEBSTER
ALBERT OBERDORFER
JOSEPH H. PRISK.
frogressives:
WM. {. RICHARDSON
!. A. TROVILLION.
GEO. p. WENTWORTH
PHILIP ID. BEAII.
j. f. MERRILL.
T. I. MI NROF..
81 cialist:
e. c. ALLEN
6. w. cox.
A. G. HOTCHKISS.
E. D. BARKER
WM. TOURNADE.
J. \ GRAY
Vote tor One
For Governor.
PARK TRAMMELL, Denocs''
]. ". BIGHAM. Prohibition
VIM. r. O'NEAL, Republican
WM. c. HODGES, Progressive
THOS. W. cox. Socialist
For Secretary of State
tvote for One.l
a. CLAY CRAWFORD. Democrat
| z. T. BIELBY, Republic
LEWIS OTTO, Progressi'r
FRED L. PArTISON. Socialist
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
IN LAKELAND, NOV. l3

\ competitive examination illdef
ihe rules OF the United States civil
serrice commission tor the position
of clark-carrier in the Lakeland post
ofFca will be held on Nov. 1e. rom
mencing al o'clock a. M
Those interested may secure ap-
olication blanks and other informa-
ton by applying to the local secre-
,ary Miss Kate Williams, at the
Lakeland postofice. Such applica-
tion must be made by Nov. 6.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
TRYING TO Make
GOAT OF WEBER
Testimony That He Said He Gould
Cut Rosenthal's Throat and Lie
Down and Sleep With Him."
(By Associated Press.)

New York. Oct. 19.--At the re-
sCpmtiOn of the trial Of Becker on
the charge Of killing ROscnthal,
Robert Smith, IA contractor, testified
thai he talked with Webber at Mad
isOn Square Garden June 2S. did
Wcbbcr say he could kill that ROs-
enthal?" Yes. he said he could cut
his throat and lie down and sleep
with him all right Wcbber came
up, put his hands on my shoulder
and said that replied Smith.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
For Attorney General.

For Attorney General.
Vote for One.)
TiIOS. i. WEST, Democrat.
HENRY " BISHOP, Republican
NJ. 6. GIBSON, Progressive.
.,DNER D. MILLER, Socialist.
For Comptroller.
Vote for One)
W. V. KNOTT, Democrat.
GEO e. GROIN, Republican.
ROBT. A. ALFRED. Progressive.
DAVID l.. DUNTIAM, Socialist.
For State Treasurer.
Vote for Onc.)
J. e. LUNING, Democrat.
I. h. WEBSTER, Republican.
ID. l.. SKIPPER, Progressive.
KARI. l.. HARTER, Socialist.
Superintendent Public instruction.
(Voto for One.)
w. y. SHEATS, Democrat.
J. G. SHOWERS. Republican.
T.. ID. MILLER, Progressive.
w. &. EDWARDS, Socialist.
Commissioner of Agriculture.
Vote for One,
W. \. McRAE, Democrat.
W. l.. wax DUZER. Republican
BOWER SHEPPARD. Progressive
A. J. PETTIGREW, Socialist
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Vote for One.
j. B WHITFIELD, Democrat.
r. e. CTBBERLY, Republican.
f. p AXTEI.I.. Progressive.
GEO. Mci. MILLER. Sorialist.
Railroad Commissioner.
Vote for One,
ROYAL &. DUNN, Democrat.
{. +. PLEAS, Republican.
+. CARBONNELL. Progressivc.
e. r. SCHNEIDER, Socialist.
Congressman-at-La Large.
tEolr for One.j
CLAUDE LENGLE. Democrat.
GEO W. ALLEN, Republican.
F. p. COFFlN, Prohibitionigt.
f. X. GUNSBy. Progressive.
A. N. Jackson. Socialist.
Congressman First District.
Vote for One.)
S. NJ. SPARKMAN. Democrat,
G. W. BEAN. Republican.
c. C. ALLEN, Socialist.
Beet sugar TO Q total of $4,000,
600 tons 10 produced every year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
ROOSEVELT WILL
LEAVE HOSPITAL
NEXT MONDAY
FEELING LIKE A BULL DOG" HE
is ANXIOUS TO GET BACK
ON FIRING LINE.
(By Associated Press. ,

Chicago, Oct. l9.-COlOnel RoOse-
welt will leave Mercy hospital Mon
day morning for his home at Oyster
Bay This was the announcement
made this morning by DR.. Lambert.
Roosevelt's family physician After
an examination. doctors had posted
their regular morning bulletin show
ing his breathing easier, resting we'll
and his condition good and that gen.
orally he is cOnvalesring satisfac-
torily.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
AUGUSTA STREET CAR
STRIKE FINALLY SETTLED,

Augusta, Oct. ~ The street ear
strike is settled. and this morning
twenty-three against whom the COM
pany made charges of violence dur
ing the strike The reinstatement
of these rests with the mediation
board
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
COLUMBIA, S. c. NOW
HAS.LAbOR TROUBLES
Car Men Tie Up All Car Lines Be.
cause Company Wouldn't Recog.
nize National Organization.
(By Associated Press. }

Columbia, S. G., Oct l9-One hum
dred and twenty car men struck this
morning and as a result the city sur
face lines are tied up. TIE c0mpan.
agreed to all demands except the rec
oenition of the national organiza-
ton. granting two cents increase per
day and recognition of the local
union. There has been no disorder.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
WILSON REACHES HOME
AFTER CAMPAIGN "TRIP
(By Associated Press.

Princeton, Oct. 19.-(;Ov. Wilson
reached home early today. after IA
campaign through Delaware. West
Virginia and Pennsylvania. lie re-
maincd only short time discussing
the routine of the campaign with
William G. McAdoo. vice chairman
Of the national Democratic commit
tee
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
HALF MILLION GATHER
To BES|EGE ADR|ANoPlE
(By Associated Press. +,

London. Oct. ia half million
or more men. armed with the lat
est war implements, are gathering
today about Adrianople, for wha;
n ilitary men believe will he a long
and hard fought seige. The Bu,-
garians started 23o,oeo troops
through the mountain passes when
war was declared.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19
Atlanta NAN DISAPPEARED;
TURNS Up IN AUSTRALIA
IRE Associated Press. }

Atlanta. Ga, Oct l9.-Mrs. Mos"
De Leon. wife Of prominent ana
wealthy contractor who mysterious
IL disappeared from this city two
months ago this morning annouhcea
yho had received a cablegram from
hlrl dated at sydney, Australia. Ihis
!. the first news of his Whereabouts
sine his departure.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19

The great preachers reply was
characteristic. Said he: Il don't
see why he should not. but''-after
. pause-'T doubt whether the man
nsxt ooor Will"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19

siss, e Entertainments Of London
:to,aso !. sundays are attended by
' persoas.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19

Z, Was once asked il the
S.sd. earned to play a cornet on
would go to heaven.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-19

Beet sugar 10 q total of 13,o00,.
ooo tons 10 produced every year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-16
Sbd Bon gluufen aus bem
IfplentlaHen.

gpbits glatns. q. o., 15.
Sanuar. Sba 8cu glauieTt Sonun
iibsrssuste am 5rsitas abeno ben
Ri6ter UiorhuuIeu i'm Supremseritt
bapon, haB Tie gsiitesgeiunb lei uuo
iie pures unter garols big gum 4.
UeGrs aus bem gIoominsbole 2lipl
sntlaiien. in benz iie lett benz II, Sts
tober uHtereebraht mar. sic lpuroe
Der Gbbut ibrss grubsrs Wathep y.
glauien, anDertraut. oenn Der Ridhter
rietb. iie bon Rep Dort fernsubaltsu.
Die Jrau puroe in tpeiten Sreiieu
betdnnt, ipei lie aus Mnth barber,
oaB fie i'm Sabre 1907 nitt am
ihtpeoilhen Scf porssitsat ipuroe, Elm
a!agsDerfahren sessn ben pToiiesatsr
Raalssslt as.bdnoie maG,A
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8roBe 8srmG6tnifi. fir
nphltbdttde 9De6e.

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hinterIafene 8srmogen oss peritorbes
nsn Sittsnb.Iisers Ri6aro 3. Crane
tpiro auf etrpa 100000 eefhGst.
tpoppn 100000 fir tDobItAdtise
3pede ausgeiest iInb.
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Oufs 2dup geihitt psrDen, auseeiest
Dproeu. Ulelrere npbItbdttge auftdIz
ten perpen tlstnere SumuleA erbQlteH.
Stretter uHrubeR.
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itIi.bli6 elmer SsIbartiGsrie, iinb i'm
SabritbiItritt itotionirt uno in Der
Staot lit bas Gtanbre6t ertldrt NOR
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fam Mortug tpieberboIt gu llnruhsrI
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por3ugeRn. Gin Sunge puroe babel les
bensgefdbrli6 perlsbt. Sm gsrlaufe
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bic msiiten iSabriten 0ienitag Worsen
ben getrieb tpieoer er0ffnen tperben.
inbefIen nit isbr perrinberter Utannz
f6aft. Die Streiter ertldren, odb tie
nift CUR 4rbeit suriidtebren psrben.
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Grbitterune iiber ben O II q
fen 4ebreHthdl.


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eonse Dfterrei4ifhe Bolt geht gsgens
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aeInbe unb iteti9 fDadienoe Grbittes
runs sesen ben Grafen 2eru bon 4ebs
rentbol. Die Stimmen, bic ben Rid
triit pes 2stters Der ouspdrtigen po=
liiit berGpppelmpHorhis foroern, tpers
ben INNER Iautsr unp feline SttIIuHs
f1ngt an, sHbaltbar 5u iDereen. Den
Orunb Der .pon ben 3situnssn taslih
duf ben 4nslanbminifter gemanitn
ansriff bilbsn feline bOppel3iinsigepoz
Iitit DeutihIanb g.seniiber unn feline
Shpdte sesen StoIisH. 5uft ale 3eis
iunsen finben ss unbesreifIih, oab
Der RniIer sSrun3 Soiepb, bsfIen
Jreunbf6aft fur Dsutihluno bod dls
Ger s}raee itebt, benz Spiel bss Ora.
fen rubig 5uiiebt. ftatt ibnDor oisWabl
5u itellen, enttptter gu gehen cosr isine
politif 5u dnbern.
Die Stromuns segen 4ebrentbal Bee
gam, oIs er in ieiner Rsne Dor ben
Delesutionsn bic gunbnibtreue sssen
Oeutfhlonb in 10 ihipaher Weiie be-
tonte uno fih niht 5u elmer energiitfn
abtpebr Der auf bic 4nsriff. Der anti
b<uifhsn Glemente auf3uroffm psrs
mohte. Dab CT ben RiiitungspI
nes ebemaligen 0enerolitabshefs Jreis
BERN gonrab b. so6senbprf enteesehs
trnt unn benIelben boburh gum Riid-
tritt 5irans. Ipirb als Jurht Dor Stus
lien unb unpiirbioe Shp1fs nugges
Iest. gbenfO iborf tpis ibn grsift bic
preHe ben auf ieiner Seiie ftebenbsn
semeiniomen Oiterrsidiihsunsariihen
5inanSminiiter an.
1ros bes Gturnes, ber iih iiber ieis
mem 6oupie 5uiommenge3usen bat,
iDiro 4sbrtntbaI jsboh pornusiihilif
ouf ieinen pOiien blei6en. folange ber
aaii<r 6ran5 Soispb ON 2ebeu blsibi.
Gobclb Der sreiit Wonarb oeFIeH Be
finben tros aQer seeentkiligen nmts
lihen Neloungtn mad INNER pisi 81
tpiinfh<n iibrig Idbt, niegluesn itIisbt.
III feline ipfortiss Werablhisbnns gu
sriporitn. Der grsber3oss Z bronfolael
Jrana Dsrbinonb III ndmlih eniinIoi.
fen. BET ieinem Rsgisrunesantritt aui
eigtne syouit cine agrsfIipe pplitii su
betreixn unb ben italieniifsn Nnmab.
ungen entfhieben enisegen 5u ireten.
De3eihnenb iixr bds 0erbiItniE
Aebrntbals su 1eutihlanb iit. baf
er Der Werm6hIung Der 9ofter bee bic,
fs<H beuiIhen BotfhaFisrs Dor
9ihirfhtp unb 8ogenborf nift Bet
iuobnte. CT mar Der einSise Winiiter
Der b<i Der 6odfit ieblie.
ViHt serinees 4uiieben bab<n II
N<rbinbuns nit ben ansriffen nuF Der
0rnftn MebxnihuI in poliiifhtn arsi.
fen aud einiee Heoen perurfaft, bi,
iiiroIih Baron s5ufs. ein 5Ibrsr bel
aieritnlen, 9eboIten bat. Der ertl1rts
bdb StoIitn eegtn C<fterrsih riff. uni
bab, tDerfn ber Hrieg in 1ripolitn,
nien 5u Gnbe fei. Der a0nig pon Sta,
IieH Is eniipeber nuf sinsn Rriss mi
Dtlttrreih nntcmmen obtr ins Grit se,
BEN miiife.
Baron suds hattie aud bebaup!ei
bdb bic intimen 1e3iebunsen, bic Il
Ianoe 3eit sipiid,en Deuti6Ianb uni
cellefSst& btitoHnsn. boburH gel
D11 y 0s11M ielllL ~ os8esSsiI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-16
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