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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-13

The latest attack on Wade was
made this morning when the
Tribune's private reform organiza-
ton, the Englewood Law and Order
League, announced that the citizens
of Englewood" were going to de-
mand that Wade be transferred from
the Englewood court.
Wade's principal offense seems to
be that he has refused to allow the
leagues attorney, John H. Lyle, to
run his courtroom.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-13

Pennsylvania Railroad has added
its trains The eighty feet long, with counter which
be seated extending nearly its entire length
Back the the usual nchom appliances with twenty
cupboards for supplies, coffee and ice boxes
equipped with range broers
and table, In this travelling restaurant dnngcar meals will
be served at Iunch-counter prices.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28
Miss Frances DeMOss is the
guest of Mrs. James DeMOss.
REEVEs.HeKAIN.

A most beautiful and impress
sive wedding was sOlemnized at
Trinity Episcopal Church in Tai
lulah, La, Wednesday June 25th
at 6 30 p. m. when Miss Amanda
Stone McKain and Mr.. Joseph
NJ. Reeves of St. Joseph, La,
were united in marriage, Rev. X.
p. johnson officiating. The sweet
young bride, very lovely in her
robe of hand embroidered chiffon
was preceded to the altar by the
little flower girl, Mary Louise
Yerger, who with gentle hands
and fairy grace strewed her path
with roses.
Miss Bessie Spencer, gowned
II white mall with pink trim
mings and carrying a shower bO-
quiet of pink sweet peas was maid
of honor. Mrs. E. T. Eurnell,
sister of the the bride was ma
tron of honor. Mr.. JnO. 5. Boat
ner of Vidalia, La, was best man.
The ushers were Messrs John 4,
Yerger and Willie Gilpin. On
| the arrival of the bridal party q
beautiful solo was rendered by
DR.. Byron Cracroft.
Miss Amy Holmes presided at
the organ with violin accOmpani-
ment by Maj. o. w. Campbell.
The church was beautifully
decorated with garlands of dais-
lies, white sweet peas, roses and
ferns. The prettiest feature OF
the wedding was entirely acct
dental-as the doors were opened
for the entrance of the bridal
party, the rays OF the setting sun
lwere thrown directly upon the
cha noel, enveloping the baidaI
party in halo of light; the
many candles upon the altar en-
lhancing the beauty of the tab
leau.
The bridal couple departed OF
the east bound train, after which
q reception was rendered the
bridal party and out of tow
guests at the home of Mrs. Mar!
, Yerger.
I Delicious refreshments wer'
served.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mr.. M. 5. Pittman left last
week for RustOn La. to become a
member of the faculty of the La.
Industrial Institute for the sum-
mer normal which opened there
several days since under auspices
much more favorable than were
anticipated, the enrolment sur
passing all expectations. Mr..
Pittman will probably be engaged
until the latter part of the sum.
mer.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local implications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness.
and that if by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an Unframed condi-
tion Of the n.Aco.- lining Of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube Is inllmed
you have e rrm.:7r sound or imperfect
Deafness 10 Ca reM prd unless the In
dammation ~ b .1Een out and this
tube restored - ~ normal condition.
hearing will BE- 'sstr ~ forever: nine
which is scthirs OF en- ..'Nl-ned c6adi.
ton % tao TnL.5vz e. faces.
we VII $50 CO. H. --gl lo!.arJ tot .ry c3.o %
Del ness (cau-. = mo; DC cured "
Rails Game CCrS. 81, .5E ..--rlars, tres.
g,aL- a.. - 60 lo-sI. g 60.
ssid ~ NJ 80 =.
..s 80 4---4-g 49, q sts..-5=.-.rs ----'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Miss Elizabeth Johnson enter
tanned at cards Monday night.
The. following couples enjoyed
her hospitality: IT,
Miss Queenie Erwin, Mr. Josh } /.
Brown, Miss Arwin Scott, Mr.. &.
ID. Smith, Miss Alline Luuster,
DR.. 7. Y. Greet, Mr.. Eddie
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. John
son, Miss johnson, and Mr.. Will
Harvey.
Friends OF Me-. Geo. ID. Smith
will be pleased to learn that he
rerently b,sn promoted. Mr..
Smith will direce an investigation
Of the malarial fever conditions
on southern plantations and also
an Investigation Of the pests OF
live stock. This work viii
begin OH July LIST and will be
conducted under special appro.
Priat,ons. The boil weevil work
will be carried on as be as hereto
fore.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28
Louisiana State University,
Baton Rouge Louisiana,
June %, 1918.

June %, 1918.
Dear Madam:
The state i'm con-
nection with the United States
Department of Agriculture is
making an effort to bring to the
rural population of Louisiana
knowledge of how to preserve the
products grown on the farm.
This hasbeen done. as you may
already know, by the forming OF
canning clubs. To stimulate the
girls. the State has offered Two
hundred fifty dollars ($2oO.OOl in
prizes to-be given away at the
State Fair. The local cOmmun.
tiles where the clubs are organ
lied have also offered premiums.
l feel that these prizes ought
to be in q large measure some
thing that would help the girls
educationally.
In January we have a Short
Course here at the University
and l am planning to have the
twenty five girls, who have made
the greatest success in their work
attend this course. am asking
the Civic Leagues in the differ
ent towns of the State to send a
girl to Baton Rouge at that time.
The Civic League will only have
to pay her travelling anb living
expenses while here. The Uni
yersity gives her the Course.
Let me know if your Civic
League will pledge itself to send
a girl, if she Is one of the lucky
twenty five.
| Hoping to hear from you favor
ably | am,
| Very truly yours,
| Elizabeth B. Kelley,
State Supervisor Home ecOnOm-
les Assistant Girls Dem. Work
By request of Miss Elizapeth
Kelly we gladly publish the above
letter We hope interest will be
taken in in this work by some of
Jour girls here, and bring back
some of the prizes from the State
J fair.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28
McCsY.wlxON

Miss Mattye Wixon and Mr.. j.
A. McCay were united in MARI.
age by Rev. BIackman. NJ Miss.
issippi 1.-THE BRIDES grandfather)
at homa her at Qlimby. La. on
Wednesday, June 25th at 1880
P. NJ.
The house was beautifully dec.
Grated in cedar and flowers. The
bride was handsomely gowned in
white satin and lace and the
groom in the conventional suit
of blue.
Proceeding the bridal couple.
little Miss Wixan, the BRIDE
cousin came in on the arm OF the
BRIDES little other carrying n
flower basket in which nestled
the ring.
The wedding march was re .
dered by Miss Rosa Lee Speed.
Immediately the ceremony tn.
party enjoyed an elaborate din.
ner then were rushed off in cars
for TaIlulah where they spent the
evening with Miss Dorathy Slack.
leaving on the night train f"r their
future home in Carrullton, Miss.
Miss Wix On is we'll remembered
by her numerous friends IN TaIIu.
lah and all wish her happiness.
Mr.. McCay is one of Mississ.
ippi's most enterprising young
men, being a descendent from one
Of the old families and we'll KIN ,wn
there.
All Tallulah extends their hear.
test congratulations.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mrs. Jessie Y. Bonn.y had as
her guests for dinner on Wednes.
day, the bride and groom. Miss
MeKain and Mr.. Reeves. Mr.. D.
8. Boatner, Of Vidaiix. and Rev.
R. p. Johnson.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Bishop Davis Sessums mad
his annual visitation to Tallluah
Jsue 23rd. preaching a beautiful
aad inspiring sermon to a large
and attentive congregation. While
in Talluiah Bishop Sesame and
Rev. r. p. Johnson were house
guests OF Mrs. Jessie Y. Bonney
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mrs. Alexander Greet who has
been visiting her son Dr.. T. Y.
Greet, returned Saturday to her
home Gadsden, Ala.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Miss Bessie Spencer has re-
turned from a visit to Baton
Rouge. Her many friends are
clad 10 welcCm me her home.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mrs. ]. S. Agee and little EN-
:. Louise Sewer left Tuesday for
!. extended visit to Mrs. Warren
Ward.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Smitha and
children of st. Joseph were the
guests OF Mrs, W. B. Smitha Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Bishop Sessums and Rev. r.
P. Johnson we're entertained al
dinner on Monday by Hon. j. b.
Snyder.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Miss Malta Fuqua is the charm.
,ior guest Of her cousin, Miss
Bessie Spencer.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mr., and Mrs, E. P. Campbell. ,
Mrs. M. C.. Reeves, and Miss
Hutchinson were the guests of
Mrs. Mary Yerger for the Reeves
McKain wedding.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

MO. Warfield of Readland
Ark. came to Tallulah Monday
In bis car.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

The Lsepadeza Growers Con.
..ntion in Tallulah this week was
largely attended.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mrs. Janet Yerger is on a visit
- Mrs. Kate Craig of Port Glib
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Mrs. B. Q Alternately of SOnd-
he;mer was in town Tuesday.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

The roof of the M. H. e. l.. de-
pot is being re-shingled, an i'm
provement that has been needed
for some time.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Nee John B. Stone has returned
I'm a visit to Edwards, Miss.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Constipation is the cause Of many .ilments
ard disorders that mako life miserable.
Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, l. ep your bowels regular and you
will avoid these diseases. For sale hy AZ
dealers.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28
81 Suffered Years
With NV Back"

Backache resulting from weak
kidneys, a bad cold or other cause.
usually renders the sufferer unfit
for work and often results in per.
manent disability.
II suffered for years with my
back, or kidney trouble, and have
tried . number of remedies from
different physicians. More than .
year ago, one of our local druggists
induced me to try
Dr.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills
and after using them some three
months l found a decided improve.
ment in my kidneys, and l am glad
20 say that hope soon to be fully
restored to health" ]. P. ALLEN,
Ex-Judgc City Court, Glasgow, KY.
A. long as pain is present in any
part OF the body rest is impossible
and the system becoming weakened
IS exposed to any form of disease to
which the sufferer may be inclined.
Dr.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills
by steadying the irritated nerve
centers, make refreshing sleep pos
sible, thereby enabling the body to
recover lost strength. As arcmcdy
for pain of any description d..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills are unsur.
passed.
Sold by all druggists under guar
antee assuring the return of The prIes
Of the first box II no benefit results.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. E.khars. Ind.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

Miss Leila Fleming left Thurs
day afternoon for q brief visit to
Miss Couvillion at her beautiful
SANITATION home, Briarfield Miss.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28
Social Notes.

Vic. Elfe Moore is the attract.
! guest OF Miss Dorothy Slack.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

The Missionary Society organ.
lied at the home OF Mrs. Skipper
held it's second meeting at the
home OF Mr.. d. H. Allen, the
honor guest being Mrs. Keener,
OF Moaroe.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

A :Souvenir Shower was
given in honor Of Miss Amanda
MeKain by Mrs Mary B. Yer
gar. The guests were received
and entertained on the beautiful
lawn. The many gifts rendered
the bride to be were placed in a
large basket, decorated with pink
peas aud presented to the bride
by Bonney Yerger and Venie
Cason. An unsupported shower
OF rice caused much merriment.
Wednesday night after the game
ANGST delightful dance which was
given by the st. Joseph boys was
enjoyed by the many visitors to
the town.
About IL O'Clock refreshments
OF sandwiches, coffee and iced
tea were served.
The time seemed to pass quickly
and whel the dance ended the
sun had come to light up the way
TOR the couples to 60 home.
Those who went from Tallulat
we're: Misses Rose Sewer anc
Leila Fleming and Messrs r. p.
Gaines. Percy Rountree. w. H.
Harvey, Jr., R. Percy Gordon,
Julian Monette and Albert Sewer
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28
Notice to Mortgage
Creditors.

Creditors.
OFFICE OF STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Parish Of Madison.
May Path, 1918.
IN CONFORMITY WITH LAW, Notice II
hereby given To all parties holding mortga-
yes ON real estate located in the parish OF
Madison, ON which taxes for the year 1912
have not been paid, that ] will begin the
sale of same at the Court House door on the
fourth SATURDAY
TNF 7oth OAV OF JUNE, 4. D aS13.
and that number Of pieces Of property so
delinquent are now being advertised In this
newspaper In conformity with the law, pre-
paratOry to such sale. The attention OF
mortgag e FcreditOrs IL especially called to
these advertisements Of tax sales, and they
are warned to take such steps prior to the
sale "a may be necessary to protect their
rights.
Al. SEWER, JR.,
sheriff & Ex-Of1cio Tax Collector, Madison
Parish.
TALLuLAH, La. May 2fth, 1913.
FCLEYSKEDFEYpNIS
foe Sacs aess K.sssSss sas aS--I. -
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-06-28

~, = = Rsxal Store In nsssiy svsry sow3
sn1 sisy h tos United States; Csn.dn soS
Ssm:Ax ~ nearly every ordinary human H.
ssch sspcoiaily designed 70. shs Dsfsosiss "
Tor which 10 70 rsoomnsodsd.
IL RsanN Sesess srs Anssstss's 0ssess~
DsNo 0assss
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Jn(ane Hlegrap6
Die Gut6 i'm D6iO uaO Mj=
l(fipG u9a(
Ireibt Tauien0e upn WfenIhen
aus ibren WObuansen.
gairs, JUS. in gr6blsr gefa6r d6er.
fdmemmt 5a Uera.n.
Der bortige 0rainirungsbitritt be-
rsIts bura einen Damutbru4
iiberfbpemmt.
Sn S6iotbal bdbsn iid Die 2sute
alentbalben auf bic oiisel
geflii6iet.
SIN nitIeren SnoidHa unb S6io te9s
rem allmdbli1 uormals 0sr.
bdltniiTe surit.
1delt6 iperbeR aber, ndmsntltA in
gDeit Columbus, mebr 2eideu
sefuHbeu.
Tsr S5dben In 3anssoilIs. g.. elmer
Sta1t BON 10000 GiRtpohnsrn,
Wirb isst auf $17000,000 biz
S20,OOO,0O0 abgeIAdbt.
@irb isst auf $17,0o00O0 biz
$20,00O.0O0 ubsei4dbt.
ut5erf6 nsm mungen.


bus, Ohio, /. 4pril. -
Sn Weh Columbus purosn uHtsr ben
3riimmern zines 5ouiss bret rpsitere
Gei9eu entosdt, 10 DaB bic 3abl Der
Gpisr be: Glutb bier iorpsit duf 70 ses
itisgsu 1T. Die 3abl Der 9ermibttn
lit zine iebr srObs uno orsi gerlonsn
itnb DdbTeab Der lesita "a StunoeH
infolae Don Rotb nnD Gnibsbrun9sn
ipdbreno osr uebsrihpemmung geitors
BEN. Der sepoltige 1riimerbduIsn
beim Grssn,apn JrieotoIe ipirb bon
5unosrien pon alrbeiiern Hah GeihsH
ourfiuft.
Goupernsur Cor ertl6rt. am Disnss
tag. bab er ii6 am Wiittpod nit Der
soiIfssaommiFIon oes Staatss uno
geamtsn Der Geieafhaft bonn RotbeH
Rr.us auf siHer sinheitlihsU Inter
TtiibungspIon sinissHsperee- Tie Wlitz
elieper Der Staatstpmmihior. aus
Sohn 8. pntterfcu pon 8upton, 9.
8. Ritdroion p0u soIsoo, SEQ. gB.
Qdttimsr unb GpI. Games ailbourHs
BON Columbus. Sacob Sdmiolap Don
Cincinnati unb 5omer 6.5ohnion pun
gl.peIdno bsitshsuo. peroen iich ON
WittDot Wrrssn in Columbus eiH'
finben.
Bis fp6t Qbsnbs tpurbsn in Ws't
Columbus rp<itsre 1ht Qsifeu unter
6en 1riimmsrn Der seritorteu 5duier
bsrpprsssosen. 4uh bic 2sihe BEG
GoufmanHs Som.s W. asarnep. Der
Dor mshreren Woncten ertrant, mar
ourt bi. f5Iut6 an ok Sberfld6e ss.
trieben tporoeH unt in sinem Baum
bGnaen as6lkben. % In liar, oab in
ben nGditsn gaeeu nod mnnte tpeis
tsrs Cpfsr Der lleberihpsmmung aufs
eefunoeH tpereen.
3anegpille, g., /. 4pril. Wsnr
man BITE gepDl.erungssoh bon 3dnes'
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itunaen soui uno gernun mon0prtrt.
gespunssn ssrpsi.n iei. IN Der Rdbe
Der aaiernsn BON Gheims nit sebros
hsnen propsllsrn ni.otrsugeten.
RieIise 5auisn cufssrsster 2sutt
eiiten nad ben aai:rnen bnaus, BON
einem 3eppelin mar aber nIhts 5u
ieaen. Ssmauo srjnner.e nd odnn,
bdb bsuts esr srits april mar.
Ore 8eDoIterun1 mar iibsr ben
Sireid,. Der ihr gei,ielt tpotosu, 1s,1
srbiiter. unb poli3ei uno 9euoarm, n
mubten binausgeittt rpsrosn. um iie
auseinanoer gu trsi1en.
Die gsborosn p0asn oi, 3situng
aui BE 4ntIase bin snr Rsheni6aft
3ieben, Rdtrihtsn perDffeatIiht 81
habsn, bic cine 9tiibrouua oss Jrtes
osns our GOlgs balm tOnH.sn.
9er 6sr5ps ron MoHpens
fisr aIbanii6er Z hroRs
tansJbat.
pdris, !. qsril. De 3situng
yGyesIiior" iast. baB Der ser5og Don
Wonpsniisr DOR sin ger 3sit bon elmer
Delegation bonn q oaniihen aongrsB
eriuhi poroen is. iid an bic Sp b.
Der 9tation su itsIlsn. DIR 5sr5o5,
ser iih eamnIs in Erieit befano. b1b.
ais.ptfrt uno ii6 ra6 4olona. 2tIbas
nien, begeben, tpo Il bon Der Rsaies
rung uno Dem 9oIs in sntbuitaitiider
Weiis empfnngen Euree. DER Ssrsoe
bIi:b brei Tag. in IlbaHisn uRo isartc
In gsslsitung pon 5smoil aemdl g.r
uro anbersn Mitg toern Der proplio,
lriiten Regisruns uad Stalien 3ariit
| einer Tspefht als Rom 5utoIgs bal
bort Ssmoil Reno gep in einsm Sns
ierniep srtl1rt, bal sr Dem 5er3ou Dor
Wrnpsnii.r miisc.1e;It babe, osb oi.
lissise 3ett nitt far bic grpdbIuu:
zines uIben,sfiiritsu ssIs0sn isi. -.
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Grsprditosnt Saf.
se1I Rep 6abeu Don ben Stupenten
Don gale in grubartiger 0etie
empfangen.
Rep 0orter eta ats s,Sen o.
tor aufgeforDert, gu
ref ireu

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4lbanp. 81. g., l. 4pril. 9ous
perneur Sul3er foroerte am Oenitag
ben Staatsienutor stephen 5. Stilpel
BON Der Stoot Rsp yort ouI, 81 re-
iisnireH.
Der 9ouperneur that Dies, nddoem
Geprge 8. aenpuu, YrGitoent Der gleD
Yort 8antuoten gompanp, tbm geiagt
bate, oab StiQpal 9elo Don ibIn Daa
| fir perlangt babe, buB er fiir Die 4n>
nabme getpiHer 9orIageu, Die auf bic
Reformirung Der 9efadfte in Der gts
tienb0rie gesug babe. iorgeu tDiirDe.
Senator Stiunea peigerte iih 5u
rsTignireR uno perlungte etne etngea
btnbe llnteriu6uns nit Be3ug uuf bic
| gei6ulnigunqeH. Der Senat Bat be-
reitg siue iulde llutsrfuhuug an9e>
cronst unb oas Sufttstommittee ange=
pieieu, cine Utetbpoe 81 empfe1leH,
lpie biss geftsbeH iou-
Ssnator StiQpeu, Der 9oriiser bes
4ommittees fir bic RepHion oes 9ez
| iebbuds, bate unter anoeren WtdBres
geln 5ur Reformiruus Der IttienborIe
eine 9orIaee sineereidt, bic ben .3tpet
bobsn Iouts, Die Retp Yorter gdntnote
Company Dor unseredter 9striminiz
rung ieitsns Der Rsu Yorter 2lttienz
bGris Su beIhiiBen, bic fih gepeigert
boben iou, gapiere auf cie Qtfte gu
itsnen unb 81 baubeln, fpenn fie bon
be- Rem gort 8ant Rpte gomponp
| gropirt uno eebrudt uoroen tparen.
en- elmer 0epe'te an ben 8oupers
nerr SuI3er ertlGrte 8eorge 8. aens
tcu, Der QrGIioeut Der 9antnote Co.,
eus Ssndtor StilltpeII ibm $3.50 fir
bic Gnfertiqung Der 0rr!age berstnet
tobe; haB Der Senator ie $500 fir
bier Wittslisber bes Senat rGobs"z
apmmittess perlaaet babe, bamit DE
Gcrlaae pom Gommittee an ben Sc
mai berihtet tperoe, uno tpettsre $500
fir bic Bseinflufung oes rgooe"s
acmmittsss oes 6auies, oomit ss Die
GOrlaee NIT giinItiger gmpfebIuns an
has 9aus berihte.
Genbal iagt, oab er iid eetpsiaert
babe, bem 9erlangen gu entfpreten
rge er ben Senator benrtrihtigi
Lube, eab er ben 9ouperneur uHo iss
RES Wtitslisb Der 2egislatur teIegraa
plli3 oou Der Situation unt1rri6ter
lrirbe, ipsnn bic 8orluee niht einbes
r;htet perbe. Die SenatoprIdee purot
iam 27. W1r3 sinberihtet uno Die Qi.
ismbIp Bill unsefdbr CUR gIeihen 3eit
uro bic 2sstsre pirb btnnen Gur5eu
su- enbgiItisen 4bitimmung sebrah'
nsrbeu.
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SeIbitmOrberiu.
Ct. 2ouis, Wp., I. glpriI. 5raI
| Sulia McGorlane 9srbart, seTdieoen
grau BON CHARLES q. 9erbart, 8ru
bers bes prosrefipen Mapors Sanoi
oaten 5rant 8. 9erhart DON Stlpuis
bat am 0ienitug Rddmittas in be,
Wobnung BON Srau Aoeltne 60,
| Selbf.morb begangsn. 5rou 60,
mudts Ipdtsr bic Biz isst itrens sebeiu
sebaltene gbatiate betuunt, oab Sroi
| Gerbart. na9bem its eine Sdeiount
erlarst, sinsn Reser sebeiruthst babe
i 5rou 9erbart hattie bos 9ift ihor
DOR 3tpei 5agen eenommen unb lpu,
isitosm beiinnungslos ge,psfen. Si'
nabm bas 9iFt nah elmer ldnger pe:
ripoe ben Reoerseittasenbeit, met
ihr farbiger ghemonn ihr BON CT
| paul mad Ct. 2puis seToIst mar uni
ourauf bsi.ano, iie gu iehen.
1 Gruu 0erbart srlnng,e tm Ronsn1'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
WetfcrberiAt.

sir Dbio nnb bas ipsftlihe
psnnIpIDonien: Tribes uno ipdrmes
res Msitsr ON Witipoh. ipabrfd.ins
lid In Der Utiitipoh Nohi uno am
DDnneritag BON Strihrsesn uno Or
ipisisrn gsfoIst. ger1noerlide Dinoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
DE TIrtei n imm N bic 6riet
bensbeoigunsen
hsr m q Gbte an.

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ner WG6te an.
aonfantinopef, /. april.
Tk tiirsifte Rseisruns bot bic bon
ttn Osobm1htsn in 9orfdIog ses
brod,ten Grieoensbeoingungsn riits
haifIo5 ongtnommsn.
Der Winiitsr oes 4euberu iibersub
oa Dormitios o1s Document, oas bic
Mnnobme Der tiiriiIteH Rssierung
enttdli. nem Dopen oes oiplomotiiten
aorps. Gleihssitie oaHtte CT i'm Qos
msn nes Gulions uno Der Rssisrung
Der Wdnten fur ibre 8srmitisluHs.
Die 8eoinsuRgen. unisr osnsn bic
mdhse iih bsrsit srtldrt baben. 5pis
ihen Der 1iirtei uno ben 9ereiiHoetsn
su usrmii.eln, iparen foIgenN:
/. Die Grsn3e bes iiir.iid<n Reis
Ges in europa ioq i'm Genos, am dsdi'
ftsn Deer Beginner, bem WoriSo
uRb Dem Grgtn. CLUB folseH uno IN
Wibin, am Sdndrssn Wser enoen.
MIss gebiei peitlih BON oisfsr 2inie
fon an bic perbInoeien Siaatsn abs
eeiretsH rperoen, NIT 4usnahme poii
alIbanisn, beiIen Grsnssn BON ben
GrObmdh.en feitsefteIlt perben icls
len.
2. Gis Jrdss betrtfis bes tiinftissn
Dtfisss Der SRieln I'm Gsdiihen Ws.r
fcu bon ben Grcbmdhten eniit9isosr
1rernxn.
3. Die 1iirlei ioa ale 4nIpriifx
| |CuF Rreio oufsebsn.
4. Die Wahie iino niht i'm Stunos,
bas Wsrlangen na6 elmer arieesents
fddbieuns su unisritiibsn. lie iino absr
t<reit, ben 0erbiiuoeten su geiiatien.
bcb lie an ben gsratauns.n Der intsr-
naiionnlen Rommiiiioh in paris iiber
8Den 4nibsil Der oiiomnniihen Stulb,
ben ieb<r Der S.aaisu iibernsbmsn
-ub, ihtilnsbmen. 4uh bic 1iirtsI
ioqu eriufs ipsrneH. an BEN gsrathuns
gen bisltr aommiHion ibsilsnnebmsn.
s. Die grobmdhie sril6ren, oaB Fos
fort NIT Der annnbms oisier gsnins
sunssn he 1sinoislistsiisn singsit.a.
iUsrbtn mliIen.
am Isbien Dreiias srildris Iih Bull
erritn tsrsii. bic 0ermittelung osr
Mdhis anaauehmsn. bsitanh assr aui
ber 9ssablung elmer ariegseHlftabi.
sune isit-ns Der 1iirtei uno itlus aig
lssis moslifs aon5siiion Dor. oaB oi.
Drenss BON HlIoil am Shnar3sr
wletr bic nah osm Golf bon Edros.
am ireiilihsn Gnes Der 0lllipoli 6olbs
iHieI fiibreH ioli..
! Die NotIhaftsr in 2onbon hatsn
ft;tbsm iikr bic Gage bsratbeH. iine
abr nod 5u feinu nefiniiipen Gnta
fheiDung esfomTsH. Tsr Jaa pon
Qlbrinnopel hirftt sinsn rsisni!itsu
Ginflub aui bic ,p<ittrsn unt.rbanes
Inngtn ousiiben.
! M ontenegro unb Serbien
miberfpenfiig.
Delgrab, j. April. EpssinIoss
peF6en bon Der JroHt Sufolss fabseH
pie Wcntenseriner unn 6ertsn fry..
Bintari sffolarsi3 ~ bei3isbsn. Wan
sDsstet bk usbsronbs bss 6snuuo sn
/ - n16i1n gar 1agta. !,