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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
louis I3ertsCI1N

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
Art RIAL EWBALWER.
1922 and ff24 Main street
ta.. Answered DrF or NIrht
~-nI. Phone. r.r
VIC o. I.rf.eNr. U.U TH.r. 1859 r
q li.r. -rnN NI' Phone 1929 y
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foH SAL i-Oiivcr Typewriter Good
wheeling Bell s7c.R national
'a"t-N. auIs-tf
ron sALE-'rc oliver Ttrrvrfte $50 @
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zoe. f o. % reasonable L.cE e4l tIm
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ROOMS For RENT

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ta'I t'f.l so ft 3. MY o-s-tf
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WANTED - Female Help.

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For RENT

TOR RENT rooms and bath. $50 10th
So inquire ~. 18th Sc o-gg-n
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TIKI BAsENRTTs' FfRsr. Srcorp.
THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH FLOORS
o. he NV TIRE Proof MERCAN.
TIT BUILDING ON MAIN STHETT
AT s.. = y l. BRIuFE CORNER
VII BE HEADY ABOUT FIRST or
pEIL. 1914
EACH FLooE CAN BE RENTED
SEPARATELY.
JAMES l. HsWLEY.
1os5is MAIN sTRTTT
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1euer.

Iurh einsn id)aobaiten Sdorn'
Iiein eniiidno in Der gSohniing uuil
6arrp Rinninslano. 30. ALT Wes
tel Strabe. ein fleines sSeuer, 6as ei.
nen Gd)dben BON $50 anrif]tete. lie
,Seueripebr nuroe ellrf einen Stiil.
alarm 5lir abloidpuns herbeigernlea.
- rsn Ger aiid)c eer Wohnuna Don
Or. 6. 6. @oitiRg. go. 3557 Diont'
9Cmcrn stugHae, ettifttittit.ss ears6l eiila
8aserploiion ein tIelner grano,
lpelcaen Die sseliermebr, Die ourdl ei'
nen StiiinIarm bennfrid)tigt lunree,
id,nea Ioiden fonute. Cine @asiei'
tnnosrohre bes 0asoiens itauo Of
ZEN uno bic Grploiicn eriolate, ais
oie aohin bic Slide nit eiuem bren.
nenoen 3iinobol3 betrat. Ter 5d1a'
ZEN loa $50 betraaen.
An bsm rcn Neg.rn betuobnisn
Spon 5cisl brot seiieru abtno ein
sSeusr aus, ipelhes snblreitl: gett:1
lne matrdBen stritorte. Der Nus.
b,uh bes 5eu.rs 1T unbstannttr Or.
fade unb muroe Elm Shaben bon 800
anaerihte.. Gtipo cine Stunoe fpdiet
nurne bic Teu.rtrebr ipieoerum CUR
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nno Inn einen GfanooI su nermciocn.
,sm slpeiten slftc iiebt man bns jirt.
ae Gbepanr iil poIlem Slide, oa Elm
IDhterlein auf bic Wclt tomnlt. Do
ober bridlt in 0ieien oas Seioen 6cs
Gatcrs auS, mo Summer fritt on
Die Stellc Der @Iiidieligfeit. esm brit
ten afte periud,en Der sr5t iino Ger
Batter .oes Maohens Elm nelles Se'
ben fir Sos Ghepoor nlifSubaien, ca.
nit ipieoer 3nfrieoenbeit in Dem ia.
milienIebcn ein5iehe.
ssm 9nrIc 5beater gclafai
oieIe Npd,c. pon Niontaa albeitb m.
Die nlltiifaliid)e aoInobic p@ben
Creams come trnc" Sitr sluffiIbrinn.
Ten Cert bat Hhilip 9ariboloniae
su llrhsber lnb bic aefdlliae Wuiit
bat SiIpio .Sein aefflricben. G5 III
elm nllerIiebiies 0erf, in iueld|cHl
WeIooroma, 1'oiie, Ianj mo 8e.
iang 3u einem luitigen(Snn5en percini
iifiD. Cine acllingcne Siiuntlonsto'
nit mno ciu goIoener Sirnor ltnh
mciterc 3utbnten. Die Die sIuiiilbrnnn
i'itereiiont MAIDEN. Gs fonnen 5lpull
9ansepiioben Dor, Die cine inlmer
id1oner nIs DIE anocre rno Die arn;io'
fsIts 1T Der SdniIeps Tango, DER bon
Dem Star nit Dem ganSen @nIicf.
corps getan3t piro. Wiap 8ofes, bic
misaelaiiene Soubrette, gehDrt Der
@eienihoft all. ,Serner 8sm. elin'
ton, Dorptt,ngiaDuaro, anlclio Gum
merpiae, Mianon gleaibnen. anua
Moonep, Saranoif mo Glpoe Snn.
ne,pea @Glrenb Der goritellung am
Tieniial gbeHS meroen Sie1abinad'
rid,ten befannt geniad)t.
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11nier Mgent in 1amiIton ii
Gerr Gouare Brad, 449 elb 1lnite
Gtrahe. 8ea Gel. 476 g.. Some
Hbpne 1851 q.
- Sobn Sflen,. Elm Waihinift,
rpeidcr nit feinsr musier go. 1905
gbifon QDenue pobnt. nurbe porlesie
Qaht aegen 8 ubr, pdbrenb .r bic G.,
8. & .. 8ahngeleife an Der 2ubloip.
nahe Der 4. Strubs ireusen tpollts. bon
benz fiiblih fobrenDsn g,erionensua
$50. SO aetroffen unb bon Der 2oiomos
tine sur Se.te seihleubert. CT erlitt
cine bebenflihe WunDe on Der rehten
Geiie pes aopfes unb trua mebrer.
6outabfhirfunsen i'm Oeiiht bapon.
Der patrolpaaen fpuroe aerufen uno
bradbte ben Uerlsbten nah bem Weren
6olpitol, mo er DON Or. Wiu 6. 6u.
iton in 8ebanbluna senommen tpurbe.
- Die V5lisei erbielt ssiiern Mits
taa bon gottotto bic Nufforberuna.
tinen sSarbiaen Romens Millinm Bur.
ton In GeDabriam au nebmen. net! Ct
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3oomann's 2Bittwen6eimdt6
Seiert ibr 32iGbrises Seiteben am
20. Nspem6er.

9ui Elm 32iabriges geiteben fam
ritnmebr oie gobmann'ihe @ittpen'
heinatb, cine Der iegensreitIteu bent.
iden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
staNt surildbIiden. Iie oifi5ielle
1seier oes 32. ssabresfeites Der 8riin.
buna iii nui Ioi,neritas. ben 90. go.
penber, onberaumt iporoen uno Die
Gamen, unter beren beipdbrter Get
tuna Der anitalt iiehi, !peroen nid,ts
lngct6an Iaiien, Inn ben nielen 8on'
nern uno ,Srennben. Die iidl 8n Der
5eier einiinSrn. aetlilBreife Stunoen
III bereiier.
slm Qa6mittng miro oas oifi3ielle
1eitproqramm our 9urhiiibrung &C.
brad)t, Dos ous gniprot,en nnb nni.
iitnliihen Inrbietungen belieDen
ipirb uno notiir!ih peroen am Rdf'
n;ittaa aud, Ieihte Grfriitnngen Ter
pirt meroen, mbreno am abeno biz
Bdite nit einem opule,tten abeno'
broo belpirtbet perben. Sf,lieblih III
audi elm ea,or in gerbinouns nit
Dem Set qcplont iporoen, bel lpeltem
in eriter Qinie 6onoorbeiten. bic Dor
cen rsniniiinnen Der ai,ItaIt perfer'
iist lporSen, sliu gerfaui gelanser
SoIlen.
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Pokal.Deridt
25 Sabre in, Qlmt.
Rabbi 1r. Ybilipion feiert ieiu SeeI.
iorger-Subildum an Der yene
Ssrael 1,emcinbe.

Rabbi Or. pbiIipion bon Der gsne
Ssrael 9emeinbs in 4ponoale. elmer
Der teiigefannien aan3elreorer Der
Stabt, besine s,iiern iein 25jdbriges
Qmtsjubildum. 9efeiert spurbe bass
Ielbe ourh eine 5eitperfammluns IN
ben Rohmittog g.itunoen i'm 5empeI
unb bemerienstpsrtb ipor bic Jeier
ourd bic glnipeIenbsit Der DeIesaten
CUR Central apnferens Der ameritas
niI6su Rabbiner, p.m Gommitiee fir
bic gibeliiberfssurs nebit Speier pros
isitdntii6er Ge:ftIiter. paitOr 8. o.
GiisnIobr bon Der Deutidrn at. Jos
bannes Deme,no. uno Reo. 9haper
BON Der llnitorian.r airfe. Rabbi
pbilipion ipuros ourh feline 0emeinbe
s.shrt, inoem Il. tbn gum lebeuslang
Iihsn S.slforssr ernannte. 4uBeroem
purbe ibm seifern 4b.no Elm toiibar.s
Silbsrisrpic. perebrt. Der SubiIar
ipuros 1862 geboren, beiuhte bic biss
iigsu StuIsn unb ituotrte on Der pie
iiasn unipsriit6t, oem Sebrsp Union
College, iotpie on Der Sobns Sopiins
.llnineriit1t in Baltimore. Rabbi pbis
lipior mar sipei Sobr. lang aIs SeeIs
fOrssr an Der oar Sinui 9.meinoe in
Baltimore th1tis. iebri. ober, nadoem
sr iid bort perbeiratbst bate. mad
Cincinnati 3uriid. als ibm BON Der bic.
iieen 8tmsinoe Dor 25 Sabrsn Elm Rui
sugins. Der SubiIor sebOrt aud Der
sya.ul.Gt bss Sebrep Union College
IN
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n4stur, ale ~. untBebn Jatren. - tran
Sarab ". @bafIsn, xtbtHs, Ifras.
u. h. z. 20. 3. Bor %.
ssir isnntn ieins aucere Wseisin, ns!aat
In Jranenleiesu 10 erfolarsi6j assusfsH mare
oeer 10 bel ehte 3suanilit srbdlisH batie,
ale enoia q. ginsbams 9eestabls Qom.
pcunb.
in fan stn friihaft pssesn gle trensu
iinetn, DeIhs eurdl hieis Hlshisin ibre 0e-
innbbtii ipiebtr iurudsrsaltfn babtn. sfoe
srnu. bel mdher Cir anfrdaen. reik iple
eitl tsutts iis bel tsistnotu dtaneu ~ ben
ifttsn 80 Jahrsu ptthaH bat.
I'm esm giutbnm eaboraioriam in snHn,
WaH., btfinee, iit, siH ard'ir. DsldatS bun.
6tritanienhe erisi, BON Gsfuneha frhtnsen
fyransH sntbait, In nfldlsa eisls unisr ihIer
llni,ridri't cfftn ionfasrsn. eab fs ibrs Gt'
iushhsA sufii6srhifiten burdy ods VinnetHisH
BON 2peia q. ginshnm's gtsfiaHs esm.
pcuue, nisit nabon ienfatirsn, oas n ne
Dor titursiidsn Operaiioutu beDahris.
@eun sie ipssielen Watb ba6rn
mullen, 10 idreiben Sie na Die 2noia
6. Einfham Meoirine $50. tronfiotn.
tielD epun, Maii. .sbr grief iuirb BON
elmer Trau se5ffnet, seieien nno be.
aativortu NIB itrens gebeim gebal.
ten.
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fbomGa


ieinem RofIeaenoFsn 6. 6. Smitt
bret Boar 6oien uno eiren Nod ent.
fii6rte. Der polisiit Welh ains Der
g., $. e .. Balm entlana, fonb ben
Oitb nSrbIih bon Der Stubt unb nobm
ihn in 0epobriam.
= Der 6 esahrs alts Schn Der ia
milic Bernard :. St,opmper BON Rc.
122 ShuIer Mpenue itarb porlebte
Haht on einem Salsleioen.
Carl Mnberion ipurbe bon Der
poIiaei perhaftct, neil er feline sSamilie
i'm Stihe lief.
- Sohn gonbon bon SO. APO On
4penue meIbete Der poliaei, Dab ibm
tn Der porlebten gatt eine eiierne
9biir bon fsirsm 3aun aeitoMen
tpurbe.
Gin Shleidbisb itahl porgeitern
glbenb aus benz QutomobiI bon 8. 4.
Rok BON SO. 3430 1elforb apenue,
Clifton. Cincinnati, pelt1es Dor benz
elf.alub ftanb, 2 Speoters. Elm paar
6anbihube unb cine Shoobhede.
gbndrb proFermnnn, ipelfcr
ciiaenif,einlih an 9eiitesihtpdte lei
bet. purbe porositsrn 4benb BON Der
Yolisei an Der Ode Der 2. uno 8udeDe
StraBe in 0epohriam aenommen uno
se;ner eiaenen Siherheit ipeaen Inn
Stdiionshouie inbaftirt.
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Zfimmit fir Nernaro 6.
Dor fir Wsuni3ipal'N 'Ni6ter
Tiir bas SiafoniHcn.Spipital

esir Der Gpnna. Neformirien "a.
lens Stride. Spcamore iiuo Srd1ro
StraBe. finoet am ,sreita9 abcuo Sia'
Ter Aode Elm iliuiiririer Gortrag
iiber Den BIaeier 9tniioual 8nrf itatt
imo srpar gum geiien oes 3cutidet
9roteitantiid,en 1iafoni'len Soipi.
fnIs. GasieIbe ieiert iein 25idbrigcs
geiteben unb Die Ginfiinite acben iii
oen ssubil1umsionos. 1ie MitaIieoer
imo ssreinoe iiub su bieien @ortral
einseIoScn. Ser obue 3peifel fiir nlIe
anlpcienoen iebr genubreif) ausiallen
miro.
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ittbsn granbIt,lIs seruftn. oa bas
iseuer BON gleusm ausbraf. Der tleins
grono tcnnts e5tn 10 idnea nis Der
egite aeloid,t iperben.
Durh beibe 4ihs, tptIhe ir
6ausflur oes 6auies Ro. sos Woaaa
Gtrabe iianb. fling bic 5ol5xtleionn3
fFsusr unb mubie bic Geuerpthr, treIs
dle burf einsn StiIdInrm herbsigerrs
fen fpurbe, in 2lition treten. Der
Sha0en III nnbeoeusenb.
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Gtimsmt fur QNalter NJ.
Zhpenle fiir Gitb Zolicis
fnr.
germiht.

Grau o. u. 1eIbbaus. bon Qo. 125
Meit 7. Gtrabe, tbeilte Der polisei oas
9erldninbsn ibrts 25 Sabre olien
Mannes nit. 1elbbdus. tDelfer ssits
peiis ssiiissabptienb fem lOa. ents
fernie iit om Gamftas gldhmiitas
aus iein.r Wobnuns in Der abiidi.
iih cine 3situng 81 tauftn. uHp blieb
felt Der 3eit perf6punbeH. 5rou
Jelbbaus btfiir9tet. bab ibrem Manne
Elm llnfaa sueeifoben III unb iie ers
fuhte bic poIi1ei, ibr bel Der Muffin
bung osHslben bebilfli4 ~ fein
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N { ~ srt.

lie Neipport Office fir bas rGin'
einnatier gflfsnlatt" beiinbet iih in
SO. $40 Oorf Strcfe, seseniiber ocm
Gonrthauie, luuIelbit 0eniefeiten, sla.
seisen u. 1. p. bis 10 l1br As Wian.
ten abenbs eutgeseugenommen wer'
ben. 9eIephon Sonth 2401.
- Die Damen bes goritunbes Der
Campbell gounip prot. ainberbeis
matb balten am Donneritag, 6. Hos
Dember, Hahmittass, in Der ct. So>
bannes air4e cine gerIammlung as.
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Jobn 8rmhten fir Gberif
Iie Sentiden bon Campbell Gonutg
iollten linn ibrc Gimme geben.

Der brdpe oeutin ameritanif&
pipnier ssobn aruhten berpirbt fih
um bas Sberiffsamt in Campbell
Gountp unb er fpllte jeoe beutihe
Stimme erbalten, benn er lit fir oas
Imt Der redte Mann. Sbgleib feline
Iorfdbren ihpn por beinabe bunoert
eSahren in bieie 9eeenb tamen, 1T er
elm fernfeiter Teuti6sr eebIie5en, ipie
feline 8erbinoung nit benz Deutihr
Imerifaniiheu Staatsperbanb BON
3entudp uno benz Staotosrbanb su err
tennen siebt. Gr mar friiber giiresrs
meifter BON Daptun unb 1T Yr1iioent
Der oortiaen 9anf. Sn Campbell
Gountp 1T er elmer Der beitbetannten
uno anseiekuiten 8iireer, Gin Mann,
Der bes 9ertrauens Der Wdblerihaft
lpiirbis 1T.
- Srn SenpIe 5heater iano se.
Itern sic Notwithstanding segen
Den Observation-Disclosures in aie.p,
9iuBlano, itatt. sSiaac Rieifin iiibrte
oen 9oriis. guber ben sSsrneliieu
hatten lid sahlreihe giirger onbercr
Notwithstanding nno itdotiide
.rnb Gountp.9eamte eiuaeiunocn.
Manor slugult Selmbolb hielt Die gr'
offnungsrebe lno ihm iolgtc Gr.
8ott1ar6 Geittih bon Cincinnati. Gr
erfIdrte Seu ,Soll. Der felt 3lpei SSsol.
rem IN Sdlruebe iii uno peroannte DIE
suiiiidle Staatspcrlpnltinq uuh er'
fldrte, oob Die aan5e Sad)e nifts ais
reliqioier sSanntismus lei. Gr iorberte
bie slnmdlte Scr perid)ieoenen Stahte
nltf, ReIoli,tiouen 3u entrperIen, 10
ooB oie Spronnei in 9fuBlano on's
bore. Or. Shomns Steporh Don Gih.
cinnati crfIarte ben Gctllb Sna pom
meht5iniidlen S.unopunft ans lnS
oerlcs 5IcioIutionen. Die bon Der
srrot. GpisfopaI Stride m6 Dem SNl'
Iternatioualcn aungreB Der aer5tc
unS Wunodr'te cntlporien iporocn
fino uno 0ic hen SaQ peroomnen. -
Rep. :. u. Barter bon Der Slo Sap'
Tor Metb. airhe. Rep. Sranf Gonoit
bon Ser gort Str. Congregational
Stride, 9iep. Z. q. Mainep BON Ser
TresDpteriancr a.de pon bier mo
Nep. Serbcrt 9iaelon bon Der
Veosles Stride in Cincinnati hicltcn
9tnIprohen. 9riraIt Z. q Gnrothers
uerla5 Damn aieiolutionen, Die Die.
8erbanolinq III ssiep perbamnen
lnb oieiel6en ipuroen ciritinulia on
Qenommen. Sic ioaeu Den guuoe5.
Senatoren 9raSlep uno Sames 3uge.
'an6t tpcrben.
- Ias nelic @illiams ctaSt.
a0reB6uh ser Stdote on Der aentu'
dper SPite iii herausaeaeben uno
miro in hieiiaer Stabt pertheilt.
- Gin Sdl(eidbieb itnbl aus Ser
@obmmg oes TeuerpehrfefS Treo
Sduiht OH Ser Git 10. StroBe $32.
- Gie GoIi5ei tpuroe aeitern 81
friiher St,nbe mad, Ser 3ohmrua
oes Sfomos Soaou go. 522 Sinoen
Strafc. aeruicn, poielbIt man Der
aniif)t mar, bab Elm Ginbreter I'M
Sauie lei. slls Die Rolisei anfanl,
fonnte man ieSof) feline Spur eines
iolhen ent6efcu.
alitorb GronburIt. %. Sohn
bon 8eora Grophrrit itarb aeitern III
ieincr @ohnirng, go. 10ii Dorf
StroBe. GroDburit mnr iriiber elm
beliebter cSodcp auf BEN amerifani.
Ihen Hennbabnen.
- Rep. eSre0erid anapp bon Der
oentiheu Gpanq. Vrnt. St. sSobannes
Stride mar franfheitshalber perbin.
6ert, nn Der EroteItnerlammll,ns i'm
Senple Shenter tbeiI3unebmen. er
ionote Elm Shreiben. in Dem er Den
Cd,rift herslidl unteritiiRt
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iuHNsI AuutIs SW
ihrisb an Dir MN
anib unb uabm Qp0ia
|. yinfbAm's 9tas.
iabi, 0ompcunb unD
'inias anbsrs Sahsn,
psthe Sis inis anris-
bsn. 10 INST ssas.
IN, sas III iu i,hsr
's,isbufa mid btHtr
siinef nnb BON slni.
en- Der bsisIisn 2si.
en- atbtilt bin. WH.
{ Nadbatinnsn IA.
eu, eaS iA iinstr
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- eSrou 9tiholas Sdeio BON Der
4 sioenue, Gapion, ipuroe OH Der 6.
aocnue aus ibrem Miggu geihleuoert
uno erlitt ernitlite 8eriesungen.
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2ur Vptisnabme!

Soliiten ihr i6re freuHblihc sRitmir.una bel
hem ston3er; foipie and ben 8ereiHeu ifHo gut
Bern Aefuporfs fir ben 1ahIreiten aefuf
J. HIberf BIafeL 8orftser,
Iheo. 8otB GER. iiR
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Gentid,es Altenbeim.

glm Samitas. %. Rppember, perans
italisn Jrau ). Gresnfelosr uno Jrau
81. gursbsim sum geitsn cts Deuts
iten altenbsims in Nm 5tim bon
sSrdu 9reenfslosr on Der Wbitfitlo
uno Terrace 4De., Clifton, einen 9ns
sar nit Gaffsetrdn5den, oefien ers
trug fir bic aafIffs ses 9sutfftn vi.
tsnbeims beftimmt III. Die NernHita.s
terinnen ssbsn fih Der 5offnuns bin.
oaB bic Jreunoe unb GOnner Der 4n'
ftalt ficb in srober 3abl siniirosn rers
ben. um ibr 5niereiI. fir oas aiiens
beim gu betunoen unb ben finon5isn.n
Grfolg Der @eranitoltuns ~ iihern.
iyiir bic unisrhaltuns uno 8.ruirihuns
Der 01Ite fpiro in Der urnfihiigiien
Wsiie Gorge eetraeen tperoen.
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Complication
O0n .,3rauen(eiOea
M6dyf oem gpoia 6. 9sinibam'sssege.
table 0omponHb.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03

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iii bic Silbe fer" aus VerIebtn aus
celaiIen iporbsn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-01
RAILROADS KILL
1857 IN 3 MONTHS
Property Loss Caused by Acct
dents in Same Period
$3,408,953.

Final figures on railway accidents
in the United States during the last
three months of 1912, just issued by
the interstate commerce commission,
place the number of killed at 1857, the
injured at 81 1928 and the total property
loss through derailments and collisions
at s3,40s,953.
The number of persons killed in
train accidents is ESQ, and of injured
4,334. To this, however, must be added
2,611 persons killed and 1929 injured
as a result of accidents sustained by
employees while at work, by passengers
getting on and of cars, by persons at
highway crossings, trespassers and
others more or less indirectly associat.
ed with railway traffic. There were al
so 100 persons killed and 2S,260 injured
in industrial accidents" to trainmen
and other employees.
DuISlg the three months there were
/ 1889 collisions and 2,135 derailments
A comparison of this number with the
| total for the same three months in
four preceding years shows that with
the exception of 1911 the number Of
/ collisions and deraiIments is on the IN
/ crease AS compared with 1908 there
/ is a ASS per cent increase.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-01
a. [. vourous and -Afroditi."

Washington, Avg. IA. c. Vourous,
the Greek charge d'affaires in Wash
ington, has recovered a valuable an
tiCVe in Baltimore 1t is a statuette
Of a young girl, supposed to have been
carved more than 1900 years ago. 1t
is called "Afroditi,' and was stolen
from the national museum at Athens
in 1900. Since that time the Grecian
government has spent a great deal Of
money in attempts 10 recover it.
II was unearthed in the back yard
Of a Greek candy merchant in Hamp-
den. a suburb Of Baltimore, and is now
at the Greek legation in Washington.
where it will be held until instruc-
tons are received regarding the man.
ner in which it is to be shipped back
to Athens.
II is estimated that the antique is
I worth a quarter of a million dollars.
How and where the Greek candy mer-
chant got hold of the valuable work
Is as yet a mystery TO the police OF
Baltimore, who have been busily at
work on the case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-01
TWO BOATS ON ROCKS
AT PUT IN" REGATTA

Toledo, Ohio, Aug lin her first
race yesterday the. Niagara, the new
cruising yacht owned by Commodore
C. W. Kotcher of Detroit, piled up on
the rocks on Peach Point Reef. just off
Putin bay. The Niagara was making
the turn at the end of the first lap
when she struck at high speed, CARRY
ing away the rudder and damaging the
STERN. She was towed to the dock.
She was entered in the class B race
for cruisers go feet and over.
| The l.. E. R., Jr, entered in the
class B, for cruisers 60 feet and over,
also ran against the rocks west of
the gas buoy at the same point where
the Niagara struck. She was able to
/ finish the first heat, making the 81
miles, elapsed time 2:04:11, and fin
ishing first, The Leonore Ill also
finished in 2:10:25.
Commodore Kotcher of Detroit pro-
tested against the heat, which may
be declared off by the judges because
of the absence OF warning flag where
the Niagara and L. Z. R., Jr., struck.
The second heat was postponed until
repairs are made.
Twill Do Of Cleveland won first
place in the class r events; Avona of
Lorain second and Echo of Cleveland
third.
The Nanky Poo Of Cleveland won
the class event, for open boats under
80 feet, and the Craftsman of Cleve.
land the class T event, for open boats
under 40 feet.
Barbara II, Commodore Jones' new
Bermuda cruiser, was the first boat
to finish in the cabin launch class
completing the 21-mile course IN
2:26:26.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-01
BAD CHECKS Get
man IN TROUBLE
Leonard Smith of Silvis Arrest.
ed at West Liberty, Iowa,
on Forgery Charge.

West Liberty, Iowa, Aug. Stuart
Archibald, cashier of the Peoples
State bank Of West Liberty which a
few days ago cashed a fraudulent
check. Wednesday afternoon pursued
and captured Leonard Smith Of Silyis,
H., son of a Rock Island engineer,
who confessed 20 the forgery Of the
check cashed at the bank, drawn for
SIS, as wei as those for $33 and
S10.35. cashed at the c. w. Morris and
p. e. Peyton stores here
Early Wednesday afternoon CleH
Mcylan, a 13-year-old boy, appeared
az the Peoples bank and said a strang-
er at the depot had given him Is
cents and instructed him to call at the
bank for some blank checks. Tel
them they are for Mr. Milder," the
boy had been told to say. wv. S.
Milder' was the name forged TO the
three bad checks and upon hearing
this name, Mr.. Archibald babe Moylan
guide him TO his instructor. When
told hat no checks could be secured,
the man walked rapidly away and
when the cashier approached. broke
into run, headed for a cornfeld.
south Of the depot. Jumping into an
automobile. Archibald gave chase.
When the fugitive left the fields
along the road and took to the 3. c.
X & n. railroad tracks. Archibald de-
serted the machine and gave chase on
foot, following the man for mile,
when he again struck into the fields. II.
p. Hill and Harry Clark, who had
seen the chase. closed in from the op-
posite direction and Clark fired a re-
vclver. The fugitive stopped and gave
no resistance when the men came up
10 him.
In a hearing before Justice Jones he
pleaded guilty and TO the men from
whom he had secured money, he ad-
mitted his guilt. The chain secured
from the Peyton jewelry store was re-
turned. The cap and trousers he got
at the Morris store, he wore at the
time of his arrest. He said he had
spent the money. In his failure to
produce the $1,000 bond, required on
the three counts, Smith was placed in
the county jail at Muscatine TO await
the grand jurys action. He is a
former railroader and says his home
was in Silvis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-08-01
ORION

Mrs. c. MARI and two children re-
turned Wednesday from points in Ne
braska and Colorado. where they have
been spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawson, Mr.
and Mrs. Sanford Lawson and -
and Mrs. George Streed spent Sunday
at the Watch Tower.
Rev. Frank Shut and family Of
| Geneseo are SPENDING a few days with
/ the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Shut. Rev. Mr. Shut is now on
I his way home from a vacation spent
at Macomb. III.
/ Mrs. f. l.. Streed and children Miss
! Mildred and Ivan, visited in Woodruff
/ Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Shut are in
/ Milan Grove this week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
I Swedish Lutheran church met Tues
day afternoon at the church. After a
busy afternoon refreshments were
served by Mrs. ]. E. Magnuson.
Frank Bodine has purchased a Ford
machine.
Mrs. Tilda Anderson and Peter
Frost are having their residences re-
painted.
Il The new speakers stand, being
erected in the park, is nearly com
pieted and proves TO be a handsome
structure.
Mrs. John Lawson has returned
from OscOla, Iowa, where she visited
her mother and other relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society of the II
f. church will meet with Mrs. Harve,
Law Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 6.