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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
GIRL CHARGED WITH THEFT
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE IN ROOM
OF ARRESTING DETECTIVES
Saved From Vicious Blade by Corsets SteeCare jones'
Charged With Having Stolen Dress From Loveman,
Joseph & Loeb Said to Have Family in Cordova

a slight scratch was inflicted. The girl,
however, following her desperate attempt
tainted and fell to the floor.
The fall of the girls body brought the
officers back to the room and for few
moments great confusion reigned as 1t
was thought that the girl was dead Dr..
Whelan. the city physician, was called,
but he announced following an examina-
ton that the wounds of the girl were
slight She was Immediately placed in
iail, and later removed to the juvenile
court She is charged with having stolen
q dress from the storehouse of Loveman,
Joseph & Loeb, and the arresting officers
claim that they recovered tie property
alleged to have been stolen.
1t is the belief of the detectives that
the girl gave a fictitious name. The
family of the prisoner, 1t is claimed by
the police, resides in Cordcva and VIII
be located today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
ShOyeIs and BrOoms

Dayton. o., April 5.-"Bring shovels and
brooms instead of hymnals and Bibles,
was included in a notice that at the
Riverdale United Brethren church serv-
ices would be conducted tomorrow morn
ing.
The church, which was one of the most
costly edifices in Riverdale. and which
was a large and wealthy congregation,
was flooded to depth of ii feet. Other
churches probably will supplement the
morning service with house cleaning
programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Appeals to Congress

Washington. April 5.-Jolrn II. Patter-
son, chairman OF the citizens relief COM
mittee Of Dayton, O., today appealed for
an army engineer to advise the flood
swept city on means of strengthening the
channel of the Miami and Mad rivers to
avert recurrence of disaster. Secretary
Garrison has the question Under consid-
eration.
DR.. Aaronsohn recommended that DR..
William WIfcocks the British engineer
who built the Assuan dam. he consulted
about the control over the waters OF
Abe Ohio and Mississippi rivers. IN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
WALLACE TO URGE
LAND PURCHASE FOR
GAME PROPAGATION
CONTINUED From Page one)

for United States marshal for the north
ern district of Alabama, is in the city.
Lieut. Gov. Walter d. Seed was seen
at the office of Representative Hobson
today. He merely stopped off for a few
hours on his way homie from New York,
he said. He had nothing to say regarding
politics in Alabama, or the present situa-
ton of the scandal in the state convict
department
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
FIRE WIPES OUT u
GEORGIA TOWN

smithv,lle. Ca. April 5.-Fire of ur-
known origin. today practically wiped out
tho business section of this town. Feur
groceries. together with poo,room.
drug store. a hardware store ana a meat
market were destroyed s,,..
Farmers helped the local volunteer n.e
department and with me ana oL us ..,..,.'s hanaa
for three hours. The damage is roughly
estimated at more than Sc.OW
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
RumOr UncOnfirmed

: BeIgfade, Servia. April 5.-No confirnla-
ton has been received here of the rumof
that Scrtari has fallen, The allied armies
summoned the Turkish commander to sur
render, so as to avoid further bloodshed,
but the Ottoman leader replied he intend.
ed TO fight to the last The lombard
ment was thereupon reepened and gen.
eral assault by Montenegrins and Servian
Il oops ordered
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Walter Cone

Selma, April 5.-(special) Walter Cone,
aged 66, we'll known resident of Selma,
died Saturday morning about / o. clock.
after an illness of several months. The
deceased came to Selma IS years ago from
Pineapple ana since nas been working in
the shops of the Southern railway in this
city. He leaves wife and three children
j. s. Cone. Mrs. j. w. Wynne and Mrs
Walter Herman, to mourn his death The
services will be held at the home Sunday
morning and the internent will be made
In Live Oak cemetery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Mrs. ANGUS Mcdonald

Mrs. Angus Mcdonald, aged So years.
wife of the Rev Angus Mcdonald of
Jackson, Tenn, died yesterday. morning
at local infirmary. Mrs. Mcdonald
was visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Robbins. 1880
Twelfth avenue, south, and was taken i'll
only recently and removed to the infirnl-
airy. The remains will be sent to Jackson,
Tenn. for interment by Johns, The de-
ceased is survived BY a husband and
one son, who lives in Florida.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Eighteen Arrested in Raid

In a raid on building on First
avenue between Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth streets early this morning ~
white men were arrested and charged
with sunday gaming. The raid was un-
der the personal direction of Captain
johnson. who was assisted by Detec-
tives Kicks, Warren. DAILY and Garner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. John J. Farley

The remains of Mrs. JOHN j. Farley,
aser % Years who died Friday night in
culiman, arrived in Birmingham yester-
DAY IN care of the Woodin Undertake
OF the deceased son, Roy b. Summers,
OF "zf flrst avenue Funeral services
VIII be held from the residence Monday
morning at II o clock and interment will
follow in East Lake cemetery. Mrs.
Farley is survived by her husband. three
daughters and two sons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Edward Morris Harmon

Edward Morris Harmon. aged 80 years,
dled at O'Clock last night. Funeral
services VIII be held this afternoon from
the residence of his father $500 Hill
man avenue. East Lake. and interment
will follow in Belleview cemetery. The
deceased is survived by his father.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

furnished the Alabama State Fair mid
way last fall with a splendid line of at
fractions, at which time Mr. Teiss made
many warm friends. While the shows
created a most favorable impression on
the State Fair visitors, favorable COM
ment on the cleanliness and excellent
character of the exhibits was frequently
heard not only on the grounds, but in
the city.
Since then the shows have been in most
of the largest cities of the south, begin
ning with the Georgia State Fair at Ma
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Cost Of Marrying

From the Eoston ITdHscIIp'' .,,s.,,
Tier fiance was worth miinon
buts she threw. MIN over for another.
Married for love, did she?
Not in the sense YOU mean tne Veh
er man had ten millaone
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
IN BALKAN
AFFAIRS is CAUSING
EUROPE UNEASINESS
CONTINUED From Page One,

----~------~---- -~->------------~
harbor The fleet is composed of three
Austrian, two Italian, one British one
German and one French warship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Write to Me Today

| don't care how fallen, or flaccid, or
undeveloped your bust now isl want
to,tell you of simple home method
want to tell you how YOU can gain per-
feet development one ounce a day. No
physical culture-po massage. foolish
baths or paste--no plasters, masks or
injurious Infections want to tell you
OF an absolutely new method, never be-
mediate success and permanent beauty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

eek OF fApnN

The Shriners of Birmingham are pre-
pairing for a big time during the week
of April 81 in connection with the pot
latch celebration.
The potlatch will be materially enhanced
by the presence of the Nat Reiss shows
that are to be brought here under the
auspices of zamora Temple Nat Reiss
and his mammoth aggregation of attrac-
Birmingham, for Mr.. Reiss and his shows
ss................s....... ........................
every cOnSidera tinn md henefit frnn, the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
The Worlds Most Orderly Town

FFOIfl TIC BOsIUN TOSt.
Enthusiastically the most orderly town
in the world is the Spanish town of Inca
In 1912, Ill boys and III girls were born
there, while 43 of each sex died In 1911
the male births also were III, but the
other sex figured up only 1O9 births.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
WAY Out

Kniclxer-A judge mas ruled that woin-
an shouldn't spend more on c'othes .hah
on rent.
Mrs Knicker-Nen. then. we shall nave
to pay a bigger rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
/ Will Tell You How
FREE

will tell you gladly and willingly
Why should any woman neglect an OPP
portunity to escape the pain and heart
ache of being skinny, scrawny, Angular
and unattractive in body? Misery Is
not our heritage. Nature planned tnat
you--a woman-should have the rlch,
pulsing lines of warm, living ,Ilesn
nodded after the mother of us all, the
description of whom, perfumes our
sacred literature with love and admlra-
tion for the divinity of woman's form;
For why should there be that pjtifui
aspect--the face Of woman and the
form of a man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

con Two weeks We're spent in Savannah,
three weeks in Jacksonville Tor the bene-
fit of the respective Shrine temples and
Tampa and other cities under strong To-
cal auspices.
Mr.. Reiss is credited with being the
in the business Some of his employees
have been with him for u and Is years.
The Shriners have a reputation for al
ways doing things in fine style and their
contribution to the potlatc1 festival is
expected to be a notable feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

SHAW. the Undertaken. Phone 9.
JOHNS Undertaking Co. Phone JOz
LICE 10y. Undertaken. Phone 7s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

Judge from my picture. as to the .,uui ,,nl
of what I say to you-that the cro"af ,,f
ING feminine attribute is bust "
heautiful promotions, firmness ana eA-
nuisite development. Then ask your
self how much you would like atnNnase nay.
the glory of womanhood with its INES
of infinite charm and grade. 1t would
be worth far more than two-cene
YOU my MESA geAlet me tell you OF
what / have learned and let me give
you recent pictures of myself to prove
what | say-for if you will write me To-
don
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Send No Money

Just write me letter-address 1t to
1t by return maitland you can develop
your bust one ounce a day-yeli can be
what you want to be. Believe me when
years Of happiness for pointing the way
to you. and telling you what know.
Please send your letter today to the fol-
lowing address: II = B |
MRS. LOUISE INGRAM
snite 2Op-no9 Madison 81. Toles1o. q.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06

THIS store earns it's liv-
l ing by serving men
who are critical about
their dress-and at the
same time must make
their dollars go as far as
possible in getting full
value received.
For this reason we feat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-06
Cairo Passes Crisis

every consideration and benefit from the
association fund.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-02
!Seiminrl nie ltrindle.

lem Itaotiihen aranfenhaus Der.
itldte QeItern 2Ibeno Der 8ried)e 9d'
dnI5 0poms Eli ent1peihen. Der Sels
lene bcfinbet iid,, on 2ltngenert3itn.
hung, Ser5Iciber uno @lutfranfbeit
Ieioeuh, i'm poipitoI, bod fonnte er
Sen 9tufentbalt obne ieinen Sreuuo
Dt. @amos BON 9to. $50 Central
Nh, bel hem or fpobnte, nidlt utshal.
ten. Gjeitcrn abeno pcrfltdlte er, trob
Ser @arnunqen bes Warteperionols
cinen l0ngeren Spa3iergong in Der
9luItolt 3u unternebmeu uno ihrie
babei unauihorlif nah ieinem
5Sreunb Wamps. I'm etuem unbe.
Dohten 9luaenbIiG iproua oerGranfe
ton einem @aIton in ben 8arte1
unb neriut]te au entfIieben. Ger 10.
tort erlaiiene General Mlarm oer'
tinOcrtp has gutrpeihen bes @noms
iiber cinen 3aun uno nuroe berieIbe
inter iiheren 9eipohriom IN ieinen
aroufeuiun[ suriifaebraht.
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q q 90 lit o II.


50. 80. Ghulb bsfudts poresitern
bds GaqIs 5tsater. no er cine 0l1s=
f6eibe 3srtriimmeri: uuo iich !peisetts,
fir oieieIbe su be5ahIen. Gr lieb BET
ieiner 8srbaftuns ein $10s9cloftiit
fallen uno Elm eetpifer Did pearce
ongehlih oosieIbs uno ipurs
be ouf geroaft bin unb lpessn Iruns
tsrbeit BON Der qoli5si pertoftet.
Stabt uuo llmgsgeno tpurosn
oeItern 9ormit,ag um haIb u ub:
bon einsm hef!ieeu Gefpitier h:imses
Iu6t. Der gnp idhlug in eiren Irab:
Der sIettrii5en Seleudtuns uno aIle
erIoTden. Gin unbebsus
tcubes 5eusr srtitano in Der Cffice I'M
3tpeiien Stod otr 9nbrit Der Gong &
Qnitatter 60. on Der $oiab Strabe,
neltss prompt gslDiht ipuroe.
- Sol MlinB ipuroe am porgeftris
gen Radmitto8 ouf bic QntIage pon 8.
.. Sbaffer Fpcgen onseblihsn Slein.
oiebitobIs por Der 9oli3ei psrbaftst
Wsius fammslts auf her 9ranbiiditc
Der 5abri. Der Champion Goaieo pas
pr 60. otne grlaubniB Meiiingitiide,
um oieieIbeu 5u psr.aufen.
- gpossfdQe: Suian aintl.n, oi.
Satin Don Clarence ainbIep ron go.
1927 Maple 2loenue, itarb g.itsrn
Worgen i'm 4Iter BON 80 Sabrsn am
arsbs. - Suiie Wsrep gropfcr2,
stb. gisIe, Satin BON u. 9. Gram
foro, iiarb geitsrn Wprgen an Der I'll.
in Der Wobnung ibrsr 81.
tern, SO. 19 Qorb Z. Gtrdbe, i'm als
ter ppn 81 SabrsR. Gle hinterl1bt ben
8attsn unb Srpei ainoer. - Wargarei
6offmapn, bic Wiittps BON ]. 6.
6offmonn, peIaer tiir3lif perf6ieo.
itarb porIeBts Iaht In ibrer Doss
nung in port Union i'm 9lIter Don 76
Sobrsn ON ShlayFlub. Sis biniers
l1bt flint Ginoer. - 5rau Warp 6.
sorber, bic Satin BON I'm. u. Sors
Der, itnrb porgsitern Rahmi!tag in
ihrer mohnung in Williamsbale an
Der 2ungsnent5iinouns. fpelde iie iid
bel Der tiir3Iit}gH 6ohflitb Su5oa. Sic
mar 50 Sabre aft uno in Butler 60.
esbpren. Sis bintsrldbt Zen Gat!sr
uno bier Sohns.
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GroteereitsN sNaienieit.
Sin iOld)es fir Sas Siafuni1en..0u.
ipitaI an Der Clifton glue. scpIant.

slnt SanItag nGhiter Mofe, aIio
ON Z. sSilni, miro aitf oem ihonen
Haienplote Dor Dem Tciitifen Gia.
foniiicnbein, on ser Clifton gloeIntc,
non> Dem riibrigen ,Srauen- nnb
TSundirouen.8ercm fiir 1iotonic in
ben Stlrben 5lpild,en 3 llbr Gah.
mittugs uno 8 llhr glhenos Ocn
SreHn>er uno 6onnern obeugenann.
ter NnitaIt cine gentiithIihe 5uinm.
nenfllnft bei elmer Soiie aaffee nebit
.3l,bebor, iotuie 8eirorenes eriro1.
Iiht. SSm pobIthuenoen Shatteu chi
Sem ,peihen 9faientepptfe nm aaf.
feetiihe neriammeIt, i'm areiie alter
lno iltnqcr 5relinbe un6 gefanutcn
bie berrlit1e gusiiht ltno Die geiul1he
Suit ouf Gliftou's 6oben geltieBeuo,
BON aIlem llebrigen a6geieben, 0oS
aaciu ioIlte gar pieIe bernnIaiicr, lid
Ill bcn 9fahnrittugs. uno 9lbenoituu.
bcn am 7. 2Slnt nuf Dem iSeitpIapc
ein3uiinoen. Die einlaoenben Tamen
rchnen beitinn1t ouf Die gtnpeieubeii
ibrer 3abaoien 9efreunoeten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-02
aleine poliSeinaHridten

ginen 9lrmbruh erlitt asftern
Qbeno Der Qa5tpdhter Wia. Wcaus
Tiff BON 90. 1886 8ietor Strabe. ipels
der bel Der Union 5an &c Grain 80.
angeIteat lit. Quf einem RuneSung
fiel Der DG6ter BON elmer ploitiotm
unb goa iid eiren 2lrmbru6 5u, Der
feline ueberfiibrung ndb bem Statt'
arnntenbous notbpenpis muh!e.
Bon Der 6ise onsseriffen uno
nm frii6s auft gu it0pfen. .seste fi6
Carl Dbselsr BON SO. 123 SAllito
g!ace geitern Wlpreen an ben aanD
beg 8iirgsriteigs por feinem Saufe uno
f6Iief bdIo ben Shf1f bss Gerehten.
Qls er erpahts, Dermibte er iene ubr
i'm Mert6e BON $25.
- Sn elmer 3elle beg a. gDlissibts
ftritts ertrantte eeftern Gam. Bolts
BON go. 694 Weft 3. Strabe on eRem
@sfi6tsausidlag, ipelher I'm iidosis
i6en ardntenbaus, ipobin her grs
frantic iiberfiibrt ipurbe. ala anitsdsno
erfannt tpurbe. Bolts mar uuf einea
GapidsegefebI bin ipsgen hid erfh L
mems 3u eirler 9erbunoIung Dsrfuftst
fporber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-02
Berisnal. Nutisen.

Or. Sofep1 M. Gopm6l :
Ter, Der asItsrn Dor pier Boden nit
anoeren sSamiIienmitgIieoerrt ods
Spfer zines glutompbiIunfdlls tpurne
uno iid ieitbem i'm itdctiif,.n SoIpis
tai befunben bat, puroe aeltern nnh
Ieiuem Souie an Der 9ant Strube 9es
bradt. 9eibfr gibt ols 9efinpea bss
angeIebelen glr3tes INNER nod 81
8eiorgniien anIab,
SIN SnuIe bss 6errn 5obn
9 paab tit pieoer Der Soo eins
aefehrt, oenn geiterr puroe oQs tleine
GnteItinb mad Ifyrerem 2eiosn pom
5obe babinserofft. Die in 5Sitoril
onIdiiige sohter, Trau 9uernItp,
peiIte nit ibrem Elm Jabr aItsn
Sobnhen i'm GIternbaus an Gerter
apenue auf Walnut S0jIIs. Tas aino
ertrdntte an Der Sirnent3iinbun3 uno
erIug 9eiteru Wlittag ogrisIben. e.
tern uno 9roBeIteru haban ocs hsrss
lidite Witeefiibl ihrsr 5rcunoe uni
getannten. Die gesroiaunl ees iIets
nen 9uIosrs finbet in Joitoria f7tt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-02
Tplate Der StDmpben Nuf,
Seim ;siid)en fanS @illiam SuceS
icinen Sub.

Gie aQnae Menihheit erlabte Ii;h
nah res @erpitters Sffpiile an ser
herrliden Spmn1ersS sSenlperatur uno
heQer Sonnenifein Iaqerte auf 5Slur
lmo Iue. e;nlaoen0 5u einem Gpasiec'
lang o0ec @ootfuhrt, aIS aud sum
iSiidreu 7os 2estere 3og Der % Sob
re ats MQiom Snee0, BON go. 1898
goutcn StraBe, Dor. Sneeb beaab it'd,
nit Sreun0en lln0 ieinem 9ruS2r
nad Reo 9anf. nohe @ooolonb &arf
lie fleine 8eieQIdoft beId,dftigte iid,
nit Ttiden, uno Sneeo, Der nit oea
,SLuRoerhdltntiien niht bertraltt mar,
beqob Iih on cine Stele. bic ais
.,Ieao Wun's Sole" befannt 1T.
Sneco qloubte beRer ftifen gu f6T'
nen, menn er IidJ peiter in ben 1luB
beqiebt. 9ns iih Ser fr0hItde Slider
reit entiernt com llfer beiano, perlor
er oI6sIid1 ben Rooen linter Den Sit-
zen. TP5 Sh,pimmens unfunoig, Qcs
rieth or trot ieiuer oer5Ipetfelten 9lu.
ItrerguHgen, 8ooen 3u eepinnen, i1T1'
mer neiter in Die reiBenOen fSllrthen
un6 finQ on iGmmerIif nm Siilfe 3u
rufen. Gie 9Srau oe3 Sneeo lab an
res llfers Rano uro borte bic entieBs
lif,en Siilieruie ibres Mannes. oAn.
md6tiq t6m feline Silfe onqeocihcn
IaITen 8u fonnen. Ter gruber hes
Snee0 ipranq iofort III Die sSluthen
sod ruor es Inn nift mebr rogIld)
SEN Grtrinfenben 8u erreideu. Gie
iSreunoe 6es Sneeb nadteu OernDei'
felte anItrengungen, ihreu 5reunb in
eiuem goote 3u retten. ales par ber.
qetcns. Die sSlutHen 8ogen Den SSl'
iflermann ininer meter init iif) uno
ertrunf Ser, I'M beiten Manuesaltcr
Itehenoe Wann, umgaufelt Don qolois
gem Snnnenidein, Dor ben 9ln9ett
ieincr Satin, 1Sretnbe unb gr,tbers
Q(Qe 9lnItrengungen, ben 2etfl.
nam gil herger, tporen beraebllf).
Die 9enmphen baben ibren Slider
manu- 3u iid genonrinen. Iie Satin
0es Grtrllnfeneft mar fauH 5u beDes
gen Die l1ngliifsItelle 8u oerlaIian
ilno fchrte crit qebrofen heiH, ais lie
lab, oaB feine Soffnllng auf 9luiiin.
ounq DeS 9ei6naus ibres 8atten Be.
Itonb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-02
SprrpbDnie sSr6efter
gSiro bonn fpmmenSen SDnutag an
cine ISOLDE i'm i3Op &Onscrte gebeH.

9as Cincinnati Cr6eiter, bos ii6
aus elmer Qn3a6l WlitgIieoern oes
SnmpbDnie Srfeiters suiammens
fest, piro, beginreno nit tommenbem
Sonntag, etne Wode lang &on3srte
I'M 3oologiThen 9arten geben. Der
9irigent pdbreno oieier aon3erte, iDz
ME fir bic geTumrts 9auer Der Soms
mer engagements tuiro Der ruIIiI6e
Gapellmeiiter 5err Wlubimir Qeps
fein, Der in gitts6urg, ionte in 9bts
labelpbia uts Gr6eiterlsiter reife 2prs
beeren geerntet hot unb Der fih 5peiz
felsobne ouh bier Die CUNT Der mus
fiffreuune eriperben biirfte.
Gu g6ren oes neuen Qeiters pirb
nod feinem in ben nd6iten Saqen be-
porftebenben @intreFfen i'm gountrb
Club Elm Diner peranitaItet, mad befz
len 8eeRbigung bas Gr9eiter ouf Der
8eranba bes Glubbauies gum eriten
Wtale uHter 6errr Qeps' 2eitung fors
3ertireu miro.
syr Dem Srteiter trerben ndhreno
btefes Gomrers Die idmmtli4en Sabe
rer Der ein8elneH Snitrumente nit bem
aOn8ertmeiiter gniI Seermann an
Der Sptse Osrtrsten fein, 70 bab abfoe
Tut taosllofs Qeiitunsen 3u erparten
fteben. SIN 3oologifden garten ners
ben bic Ndhmittdgs apn3erte nm
brsi lIbr uno bic Qbenoton8erte nm
8iertel ndh aft u6r beginner unb
Die 9rogrumme jeoes &on3erts pers
ben in bret sbeiIs eingetbeitt rerben.
10 baB jebes Gon5ert burh 5pei paue
fen unter6ro6en tperben tpirb. Gapel@
neifter 2eps beobfi6tigt in bo6ft ans
fpredenbsr Weiie tlaiTtfde uno popus
IGre Duff in ben grogrammsn su
rerbirpen unb miro fir bic gefamms
fen IA Gon3erte programme duff.els
iIen, bic obfOlut tsins MieberbpIungsn
efnttaItr.
L. Raa her, sMt irl5irsas s=Gussos.
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S.martalperin
Ter Srittcu 9entIdl. 9srot. 8emeinoc.
Orator 8. 6Gfner.l

Inter bem gorIib bes Prdfotntsn
6errn gpnroo 8etri uno Der Proto@
tolIfiibrung bes Setretdrs 6.rrn 9erz
mann Stodmann fanb geitern 8orz
mittdg um 10 llhr hie ierteljdbrlihs
Notwithstanding itatt. Ter 81
nonszSetretdr 6err Sphn 81 aIer
uno Ger StaBmeiIter 6err Gbls.
Stuepe Ieaten ibre pierteljdhrlihen
8eritte Dor, peIhe iibersinitimmeno
Iauten: 8oiIenbeitano am %. 6ez
bruar 1913 $779.31, ginrarm,n
S566.57, Qusgaben $623.80, adifenz
beitano $722.O8. Der SrauSnpsrein
Tdnote ourh feline S6abm iiterin
Frou emma 8ergmann $400 ein, fpp=
fir rem geretn 6erSlie-er 8ant abe
ftattet nurbe. Yer prepi9er beridt te,
DAB i'm teBten 9ierteljabr Elm WtitgIieb
Der 8emeiroe unb bes 5r0ucnpereins
oeitorbsn lit, nGmli6 Frau Meta aut=
tenborn am 10. Mdr3 1913. 4n i6rc
Stele tritt lire 5amilie als Wisgli:o.
Quberbem puroe 6err BaIter Jtei.
mann bon gto. 1911 Central 2lpenus
qIg neues Nlitglieo aufgenommen.
4m SDnntaG Is. Stunt, miro Der
> g8ilgriRz Sabbatb" gtfeiert, rpD3u Die
mitglieber unb sreunbe Der 9emstnoe
Defenders eingeIaben perbsn. 9ds
9icnic Der Sem .iuce unb Sonntags
Tdule tpirb am S,umitag, II. SuIi, in
5abcrItumpfs Qnrt auf Qrice 6i1
abQebulten. Die 5ruItses berihtecn
cab Die 2tnitrei6er zQrbeit9n an 3irf1;
unb Bfurrbou8 polIenbet Iino.
9tm GonnerItua, ben 3. SUM-, Rahs
mittaqs um 2 llbr, finbet Die monat.
Iihe 9erIammlung Res 6rauenpsrein:
ftatt. 3as an bieIcIbe iih dnitlis:
fenbe SunisauffeetrGnafeu piro Dor
foIaenben 9dmen, pel6e freunolitf
ba3u einloben, oeronituItst: 2i8sit
gaIImdnn, 9atbarino godb0fer, Dor.
grotmdnn, Rettie grodmonn, Worr,
| Gapene, Mardoretbe GieB, GIiic
Diet, Waria 0eaiIher, Sopbia Doe.
| fter unb Spphia 1uIpeber.
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WapiteriOie SdieFerei.

Cine augel fam geflogeu -. :, mo-
Der. ous rpeib bic 9oIisei 5ur 3eit nod
niht, unb traf GliIabetb 6tnes fp'las
i'm Glexn Some, gtp. 641 D:ft 4.
Strabe, tpobut, in ben Qrm. grdu>
lein 5ines laa bsrsits i'm tiefen sdlaf,
ols lie ourh bas Gra6en eines ShuIs
les unb bas 3erfplittern elmer WaTs
ierflai9e aus Der aua eeitDrt fpurbs
unb 3u ihrem Shreden bsHertte, eaB
thr Qrm bfutete. 9as Mdb6sn ftieb
5ilFerufe aug, burh ipel6e bic mit6:s
rpo6nertnnen aus bem Sdluf seaStt
fpurben unb. -beitiir2t in bas 3immsr
Der 5ines eilten, mo lie bteielte fart
blutenb porfdnben. Or. g. s. Meabe
leate Der 8ertpunbeten eineR Qerbano
an. Die 4oIiSei, tpe!he BON benz 0ors
fGlssbeuaGriG tiatssnliros snHnHS!s ios
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8Oher fam Der SfluF?

2lls qcitern 9tohmittog cine Gar
Ser WooiionoilLe 2inie 6urh oie Grie
apemic, slptiten Der Wtoonen nno
gunon apenue. flbr. fpiiroe plosIlh
elm SduB auf Die Car abgegeben.
Gie a1lgeI Surhidlug bos cine Sen
iter 6es @oagons aons glott, nab.
reno Dos gegeniiberIiegenoe iSeniter
III 9riinln1er gina. Grosoem bic Gar
roIlbeiebt mar. iheint fein SSobrgait
meoer ourf Die auaeI. nod, oltrh
berlunfliegeube 8IosipIitter perlest
mor6en su iein. @erihieoene QoIlo.
aiere perlieBen beu Mnggon, Inn nadl
Dem Shdter llntifnu su balten. bod
QcIanq es oenielben ebenfo neniS tpie
ner @oli5ei, ben ShieBbolo 5u errnit'
fpIr
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,seit Der (Shreuritter.

Graoenitob uno Iriuteam ser
ariaone 2oge pom Croeu Der gbren.
ritter unb 1dmen haber iih sur ar.
ranairung eiues TomiIienfeites 5u.
iommenaetban, Dos Sonntag, s.
,Suni, in MtlleLler'a 81rten in gbe.
riot, am gnSe Ger g8einpooo GarIinie,
bcaanger perben iou lie geranitGl.
Ter baben Gin biibite 8rogronim aus,
aeorbeitet uno iteIl2n alien lbeilneb.
mern 0ergniigen in Suue uno in
Tiine in Gusjid1t.