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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
SOARING HIM OFF

'Sir, have come to ask YOU for vour
daughters hand"
"Just wait a moment young man. un-
til I show you the amount of money she
think you will want her hand"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

check for s10O0,O0 is the wedding gift
of Adolphus Busch of st. Louis to his IA
vorite granddaughter, Miss Lillian Angus,
who has become the wife of Sydney l..
Berg of Chicago. The present was to have
been kept a secret until the happy event
took place The check came in a sealed
envelope marked mot to be opened till
Wednesday," But the little bride-to-be
with the feminine curiosity inherited from
Pandora, couldn't resist the temptation to
have lust one peep" She was much
more fortunate than Pandora in finding not
collection of troubles, but something
that would chase away troubles forever.
After counting every one of the ciphers
she flew to tell the secret" to her be-
trothed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
THAT RARE VIRTUE.

There are some men who can go I'm to
a hotel register and sign their names in
1t in legble manner, without a single
unnecessary flourish of the pen. We say
''some men" can do that What pitv
that there are no medals for modesty,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

The only American owned horse that
was started in the Derby was Knights
Key, which Richard Croker bought from
F. II. Wise. His chances of winning were
never good After CraSanour had been
for undue interference with
other horses Aboyzeur became the winner
of the big stakes, and he was 100 to |
shot in the betting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
CURIOUS TO KNOW
From the Houston Post.

From the Houston fost.
Accepting as completely true every
word the colonel says about his limited
drinking propensities. may We be per-
mitted to ask what in the mischief 1t is
that makes him talk the way he some
times does?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

George w. Perkins is also advocating a
compulsory voting law, but he did not adj
vocate it when he was in Alabama. This
state has a select and limited elector-
ate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
The summer vacation

'At this time Of the year much pleas
ure is found in reading railroad 1itera-
ture' and advertisements in the news
papers setting forth the attractions OF this
or that summer resort said busy man.
MY family. goes north every summer
and spends eight or 10 weeks trying 10
keep cool. l myself take only two weeks
vacation in the summer. Birmingham is
really as pleasant as any summer resort
know of and pleasanter than some thal
are. crowded with pleasure seekers
This city is most fortunte in its cl1m-
ate. 1t is seldom very cold mere IN
winter, and even If we do have some not
days in summer the nights are cool. Sun,
l enjoy going over the resort advertlse-
ments with my family and children De-
cause they look forward with so much
pleasure to a summer outing"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

Renewed anxiety as to the safety of
St Pauls Cathedral, London, will be
aroused by the~further report which the
dean and chapter have received from Sir
Francis Fox This report shows that st
Paul's is in real danger unless steps are
taken promptly to check the subsidence
which is steadily going on The dome and
walls have been found to be out of plumb
generally in a southwesterly \ direction.
This divergence would be unimportant If
the building were at rest, but it is stead
lily increasing and the danger point must
be reached sooner or later. Sir Francis
Fox adds "rhe cathedral is underlaid by
wet sand and gravel, which constitute an
unreliable and unstable condition of af-
fairs which requires remedy"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

Our exports for the first ten months of
the fiscal year show a gain of S154 OOO. 900
mostly manufactured products. We are
competing with the foreigner, especially
when it is remembered that the Boies Pen
roses and Smoots say we can't do it,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

Even Nick Longworth has become a
of the outlook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

Former President Corey of the Steel cor
poration says the talk about the Under
wood tariff closing mills is stuff
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

We have III different types of child well
fare institutions in this country. but no
child is expected TO try them ALL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
NO PREPARATION NEEDED

Flushing is getting ready to run for Of
flee again.
"'Getting ready? Shucks He's always
ready"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
As to Park Concerts

Someone has suggested that If we
have park concerts this summer they
should begin about the middle of June,
instead of the first of july" said a man
who has been active in promoting musical
enterprises, but | believe it would be
better to wait until July before starting
the open-air music, because in June we
have so much rain that many concerts
would have to be called off | have not
kept a weather record, but believe the
records would show that within the past
10 years we have had more showers in
June than in July.
I'VE will never have the summer con-
certs as they should be- however, until
the city is able to build a pavilion In
Capitol park that would protect the au-
dience from showers. When we have
such a pavilion then concerts could be
given in June regardless of rain. In
most cities of approximately Birming-
hams size sufficient money is appro-
priated to employ high-class band of
25 or 30 men for about - weeks. Mem
phis. I believe, has open-air music 19
weeks. Nashville this season will have
band of 30 men for 10 weeks. The
Nashville appropriation is $4,000.
In Richmond the city was about to
appropriate $1,000 for park concerts, but
economists opposed that amount and a
compromise was made on $500. The same
number of musicians will be employed as
had been proposed with $4,000 appropria-
tion in view but the season will be
shortened accordingly; either that or the
fund will be increased by private sub
scriptions.
Il can remember when band of IL
or l6 men was considered quite large in
southern cities. but we have been edu-
Gated beyond that idea. A concert ban,l
Of less than "a or % would be consid-
cred measly' and countrified today. For
concert music such as standard over
lures, symphonic sketches and opera
selections there must be instrumental
ton full enough to produce the right
color A band of IS or 20 is effective for
marches or street parades, but when it
comes to complex concerted music the
band should be much larger"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

Marquette has quit trying ex-Presidents
and is now giving ell It's time to ore ship
nents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

The latest thing in automobiles is one
with a cowcatcher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

The Panama canal is said to be the most
swimming hole ever built.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

bumper crop Of June brides is antici-
pated by builders Of flats and bungalows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

The colonel will probably frame the {
cents of the Marquette verdict
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

"All Mrs. Flubber's friends say she is
sweet little woman
yes In such a condescending way that
nobody ever credits her with having an
ounce of will power or a grain of sense.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

This month the turkey trot plays second
fiddle to the Wedding march.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
THE GOOD OLD DAYS.

The hunt for lobbyists now being made
by reformers puts us in mind of a time
when it was an easy matter to locate a
lobbyist by making noise like a solon in
need of ready money.
MORE THAN WE CAN STAND FoP
sometimes the safety razor advertisers
go too far with us. One firm now CARRIES
a picture in its advertisements of a fond
father holding his offspring with his left
hand while he deftly shaves himself with
his right hand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

Cabinet wives are said to be pruning
their calling lists down to, say, 400.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
AN URGENT CASE.

Where are you going in such a hurry?"
II am going to talk fire prevention to
my boss
"Pshawl You don't know anything
about fire prevention"
Maybe not, but | hope to prevent him
from firing me-"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
NIGHT NOT BEAR TELLING.

The man who lives on Easy street
Enjoys happy lot there,
Won't always tell, If he's discreet,
Exactly how he got there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
ADRIFT WITH THE TINES
THAT COLD COLLATION..

IA poor prune eater gave me another
definition of an optimist.
Lets have it,"
''He says an optimist Is a man who can
smile when he sits down to the standard
Sunday evening spread in a boarding
house."
FATHER CITES AN EXAMPLE
Pa, what's dreadnought?"
do you see that picture on the wall,
son?'
Yes, pa"
Whose picture is ft?'
why that's mother, pa"
well, she's dreadnought."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

The harvesting Of the diploma crops is
we'll advanced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
TELEPHONE

MY. heart is in the coffin there with
Caesarf
And 1 must pause till 1t come back to
me- Julius Caesar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala,
postoffice as second class matter under
act of Congress March 3, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-06-06
FATHER CITES AN EXAMPLE.
PA, what's a dreadnought?
WOMEN'S WAYS.

"Well, she's a dreadnought.' -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-28
geqen Die WaFahuietts Bombing &c
endurance So. eingetIdgt.
gGs SractiOu ShieOsscriht.
Mit ben 8erlreteru Ter StraRen.
babHer tritt es sur erlteu SiBuug
3uiammen.

Tie erIte norbereitenoe Beriamm.
lung 0es Sdieosgerid)t5 III Sadlel
Der Traction Ga unD ibrer Dtunu.
idafteu fauo geitern 8ormtttaq iEl
Sintun Sootel itatt. 9In1peieno paren
auBer Dcn orei Sd3ie0Sridtern Bro-
feiIor Sermanu Shnei0er, @oiter
Iraper uuo ,S0bu B. 5rep ole Beam.
ten lmo Graanliatoren Der tnternl.
tionuIeu Strabeububner llnion Re3in
Orr uno ". 4 U}obou; ferner pom
ser lofolen llnIon y. y. 5iQbranot,
3 9. Rrplings, tSreo. airbert uno
See 9apt$ uno ihIiebIih 9err g9a!-
ter aniqht uon hen Seoerafeo SIN.
propemeut 2tNociuttons. 2ebtarer,
melher bfauItIih BEN YraIimular.
irieccu 5u Stanoe Qebrat)t, mar 3ur
5ibuuq eiugeiaocu noroeu. un OaS
9lbfommen 3u uuterbreitcu. melhc3
bon beiocn Gurteieu ala gaiis fitr ben
cuoqiltiQcn Trie0cn5idluB uuter3eic6.
/ net uorocn iii. Gie 8erbanoIungen
'lDerScn Itcnograpbiidl altlgenommen.
lleber Die naaern Gin5elbeiten muroe
natijrlid SttlllhueIqen beobahtet.
| bod pur0e 3u pcritcheu gegeben. oaB
| Ioac Itrittiacn Iutfte 81 beioerieitiaer
! 3u'rIebenbcit idlneQe grIeoigulg lin.
/ Den uar0en los Sdieoagerldt. lpal.
hcs Groiciior Stneiber 81 ietllerr
/ Gorijeer ernQhlte, miro ijt 3uerit
init ben 2euteu, peld)2 anqe6ildl
IDegen ibrer uuiouiitiideu llmtrtabe
BON Ser Eractton SO. entlaIien mur-
/ Sen uno oereH @ieoerauiteQuug oer-
/ langt lpiro, beiaiien. Gie Traction
| go iou 6erru Mabon etue Cite DER
92amen nit 9Inaabe oeS gutIoiiiungs-
9runoe5 lleieru uito es iollen aana
ie6eu Gag 10 pieIe Sale ais nlogiid)
erlreigt meroen. 9ieic llutcrpldimg
tinoet bel nerihloileueu C1iiren itatt.
aae anScrn 6ragen ucroen leaoA
/. .6ifeHtlih oeraaubelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-28
sog cine Celebrate bon ie $40 Hebii
anitsu nah fih.

sog cine Celebrate bon ie $40 Hebii
aoitsn mad fi4.
gDeaen 5runienbsu botten ii4 Sus
lius 2dtprenct uno Rihnro Grcdst.
Die i'm eintm 5aule an Der Git 6ront
Strabe perbaitet puroen. gu perdnts
tportsn. Jas urtbeiI lautete daf it
S25 unb Soften.
Gu ie $50 nsbft aoftsn uuroe ebens
fails psesn 1runtenbeit ods rei5snes
9adr gdtrid 5ldbertn uno 4nno 90
len nsrbonner.. bic arm in 4rm aut
Der airdentreppe an Der Sie6eHten
unb Smith Strabe i6Iafeao aufges
funesn lpnroen.
Ginsn tpoblgemeinten Rdtb ieitens
bes qoliseiri1ssrs i9i,n Charles ID.
.5obn, meIf:r pegsn RthtueriorsunQ
leinsr 5rau nerboftet poroen mar
Hi1t nsriteten 5u ipollsn uno fpuro'
oaber ben GrobseihnorsHeH iibtrtDiss
fen. Sobn. psltsr bon ieiner 5rau gs'
ibieben iit. mub laut Der S6eiounss'
urtunbe tpShentli6 So fir feline Rim
Der bssdhlsn. mas er isooh felt sinise,
3eit unisrldiIsH bat. SObu gab su isi'
rer Gntiaulbiguns an, oub sr eir
8ein perlorsn babe, Iib sinen tiinitli'
den CUB babe oniertistn loHen milf
len, unb feline arantsit ollss Gelb
eas er b<i.isn, peri4tunssH babe
Ssin jssissr gerDienft lei 10 serins
bab st So nohentli4 ni6i sHtbsbrer
tonne. 9ros bts 3ureesns oes poIisei,
ri6tsrs ionnit fih 5ohn niat odsu
DsrItsben, bas gsrfprs1eu ob5ueebsn
BON nun an isinfu Ginoern oi.
Summs pun So p5aentli4 suiommer
su ldfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-28

Hundreds of visitors every day go through
with guides 10 inspect this immaculate in
stitution.
One cannot see IL without the convic-
ton that quality is an Anheuser j Busch
rule.T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-28
Nus benz aDoli3ei8erid3t. i.

nix tetannts Rsifamsfirma 30.
wsrrtpn bate anssbIih esgen bic 1ous
crnnung ptritob<n uno mar DurH tinen
bon Bauinipsitor Rapp eriDirfien
Wntuftsbefstl Dor BEN poliasiriAser
aitirs. DE iirma mar bsfhuloigi. on
Der Hsuntsn Strabt. Habe Der gilbsri
QloenEe unb Wlcrris Strabs. tin<ru
Meil6mssaun obne porhsr eingshols<
HsIaubnib srridtst gu baben. 4rob
islttns Der Girma sema6ier Ginpdnbs
spufhs bieIe 3u elmer Gelcltrdis Don
$25 nsbff Rotten Dsruribsili.
Mas einem Gdroeroteraum Der y.
81. q. u. batter SAINTS Murpln unn
sJrfntvid Jcnts vDerisbsntIi6' sins
luertbpone atotrtafts raitgeRcmmeH.
Die He al unniiben BalInit in sinsm
arSnkriaDtn prtcultn lpoiIitn. isDof
bur6 nHlpeienbt Dststtipf, bic DOR
benz Distftabl bsr 9aiNs aenuinit
bnittn, ptrtof!st fporbsH. Die aul
6!siHSls5tatl ianttn6s Nsi4ulsisani
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-28
1ie Jabrbmnbsrtfeier.
ggprgen abenS lit pieSer 7eIesaten'
iisums in Der Wprh Cincinnati
Sarnbalie.

GonnerItag Mbeno. 90. Wsai. tom.
men bic 8ertreter Der gereiue uno
ocs Ielitiftbiinls irieber suiamren,
um Die 9orfebr.tneeu fir bic Crime.
rungSfeier Der Grhebung oes bent.
ihen 8clfes Dor bunbert ssobren 81
neruolitdnoisen. lie amsIhiiiie iuer.
ben chne 8rpetiel I'M Stnnoe ieln,
iuenisIfens q1eilberidlte iiber ihrs
3batigfeii su eritntten. 9sihf nur hie
IeIegnten Der gereiae. ionoern iiber-
honpt ioer Rann tino ieoe s5rnli, on
ssntreiie on Der sroBen 3eit oes oent'
ifeH 8oIfes uehmen. iino einselaoea
Der 9erIanRluna ON 20. Wai bei5u'
wohnet. Iiefelbe finoet slbenos {
llbr I'm aIubsimmer oes Roro Sin
cinnnti 1urnpereins itntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-28
0eiiere Nebaniunsen.
Cine Heiorm oes StnementsbaHs'
iibefs wirb BON Der prattiideH
. Seite ansefaft.

Ter in oieieu Spalten ihou nlebr.
lad, beiprohene BIan, oie @obnn1gs.
perbaliniiie fir arbetter beiier 81 &c.
ltalten nno oas Ieuementbonsiibel
noelifit o.is5urotten. bat seitern ielte
0eitalt angenomnlen. 3Dolf nngeie'
bene 6eifaftsleute, pelhe oas
.Suniing~ -aommittee Der Sonoels.
TANNER biIbcn, farnen IN Der Dit.
ineEitiinbe su eirer Sisung I'M
Union Iruit 8cb1iioe 3uianmeri, IN
pelter bic eriten Sdritte oar 5i,ian.
5iriillg oes llnternebmers gettlan
iplirben. urbeber Ses Qlones lit Scrr
Z. q. SdnribInpp, Der. nls er baniIt
por einiger 3eit an bic Seifentlid.
felt trat. bebufs Titrhiiibrmna 0es
9rojef;s iidb 3nr 3abIiins BON $3.50.
600 perpilihtete. penn es geIin5en
iolIfe. dnbere geueiHtiisige Silrger
fir oie Sahe jill ittereiiiren. Iieie
5erren baben iif gefuiloen, oenn in
Der geitrtaen Sielitg oerpflidltete
iih Scrr DRGr Senior 5ur 3ahlung
pom $4,000, sSreS. VI. 8eier 81 eiiler
UiiaimaIiunme bon $4,000 imo 6.
1. lipinaocb mir ben emerp glaf.
Inb nnteridrieb $4,000. Serr
Sfmiblapp mar iiber oieie Gpier.
lpilliafeit iid)tIih erfreut gH6 &C DC.
iiaiigte nit,i MIR icine 3eidmuna
non $4,000. ionoern ertlarie, CT
ipiroe peitere 100000 bergeben.
ioIlie eine stpeite @eieaidait 3u sIci'
dem 3fped seariinoet tDeroen. Iie
critic 8eieIlld,ait ruiro NIT eineH BE-
triefstapital pon Si,0o0.000 begin
pen, iobaIo Die Sdlite oieier SimmS
pisponibel 1T. Der Qroipeftus De,
l5eienihaif ioa iogIeift oeroffentlidli
isno bas proieft nit nllem Gifer be,
trieben iperoen. Die Seielidnit pirs
pcr aIlen ibr Amgcnmerf auf bciierG
pn0 biIliaere 8ebanilms fir arbeiter
fangilien rif,ten. Die Nsietbe ioIl II
nelir Inaesneroienlt oes Grnnbrer;
aIeid,fomInefi, pdhreno Der arbeitel
jeet fir wsiethe sirfa 20 ssro3eni iel
,tes aohnes alsgeben niib. tenement
h1nIer ioIlen, iospeit bas onaebt. MO
bernijirt unn NIT bpaieriiiden gin
ipriiGRn In Ginflnng aebraft iperoe,
uno I'm ben Wororteit iollen arbeiter
,pchnunaen erridtet merDen. 1ie ilil
ternebncr eaparien fiir ibr angelica
tes aapital eine ger5itliling BON MIDI
iiber iiinf Hroaent.
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sSoIepb 5rsiberg als llnioerialerbeH
unb Observation-Disclosures ein
CLARA gtnua 6drtmann perma6:
ibren Rinnern gopdro U. uHo 5Ip.
renee R. SDartnaHn ihr Saus nit Sin
ribtuna, 90. 6319 genter Strabs,
Maoifonpiae; ibrsn ainoern adrl
Bm., Sohn Mm.. grant 5oiepb, SoRn
Anton, Soiepbine CLARA uno Wlar q
4nna Sartmann ie so uno ibrer ens
telin Ioelbeio 6artmann s.. Scr
5ohn goparo u. 6artmdnn foa als
Observation-Disclosures fungiren.
glo6IaB g den.
5amuel u. Groter, Sr., unb Qlfreo
u. groder iino 3eitamentspoufreder
pon Samusl u. Groter; 8runoeigsH'
tbum 500, 900.
Sbeooor 5armelino ift Qo9.aBper.
matter BON SObn 8. Diamann; p2r:
ionaIien $500.
Selina gorberr III RahtaBperplla
term BON Sobn 9or3err; qerionulieT
$500, 9runoetgentbum $500.
artibalo garion III RnhlaBperpal
ter BON 2urn 0biteman SrD n
Grunteigeutbum $4,000,
8srf6iebeHes.
Gbas. 3. Blue erlangte Elm 8eroit
iiber S542.5o qegtn Garle 5. 9onte.
Sn Der a.age bes Gb1s. R. 5aypi
aeqsn Worie SuoIer Il. ", porin q
| Ti6 nm Die ImitoBurs pss SeItamenti
aes Go1ns CARRIE banbslte, puroe olt
gestere ssiterH ourd etu SurpsQeroit
/ heItdtigt.
9onp gsicolette. Der it6 nes GH
bruas ituipig betaHnte, puroe Ooi
8idter galbpea Der Stoatszg Fs
runasanftalt IberrpisIen.
Der 5arbtas Games SurFer, mel
der iefnen HaiiegenpTen Reubsu goi
Efp6brenb zines mtrthshausitrettes ME
oeribpb uno esshaIb hes Roroes Ia
stpeiten 9raoe angetIast mar, piaiotrt
geisern nit gtnplIIaunq oes 5toats
dnipalts bes 5oon6laqs fhuIoi9 I'M
| fnuroe BON aihter g1Iptpea 81 i
Sabren 9uttbaus perurtbttlt.
/ collins, 5ein3elmann &c 60. fta1
| ten cine 5orneruns iiber $3.50 seae
Is. 81. S6panoer Elm.
| Dan. 90. Benjamin bat enc rid
ftdnoiss Saldrfprosruns iber $50
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itrengt, neil bic Grau iRn Dor bier
Sabrsn perlaHen bat.
4ca &lein nil bon Charles 8,ein
gsI6ieosn Isin, neil er tie brutal be-
banoelt, ni6t fir iis geiorgt uno iie am
Z. guguft 1911 untsr Witndhme Der
ean3en 6auseinrihtuns iotpte bes
gr5BteH 1bsils ibrsr aleiosr I'M Gid
aslaFsn bat. gluh psrlan9t iie ols
Reht, pieoer ihrsn yldbbennamsr,
9loa Speaman, fiibrsn gu oiirfeu. lie
geioen beiratbetsn am %. Mui 1909.
Donna Wtde WilIiams bat ibren
Gutten Gbarles Wiaioms, ZEN lie am
IA. gpril .. !. tsirdtbsts, seItern ihon
ouf 56eibung pertlaet. neil er lie am
sags na6 Der Seirot6 i'm Sti6 ges
laTsn unb iid ieitoem sspeisert bat.
IN irseno peIter 0siie fur lie gu for.
gen.
I georn G. Sorrpp itren9te cine
56eibuugstIage segen perrp O. Sors
rom, ben lie am IA. gluguit 1909 be-
ratbsts. an, neil sr nihi fir lie geiorst
unb iie tur3 rad Der 5siratb I'm Std
geldNeu bat.
| g 6aosnerfaB aiagen.
! 5obn 9lutbsr, Der am 6. Ssptems
! Der 1912, als er in benz Gta6liTemsn'
/ Ger Cincinnati Gar Go. arbeitete, in
foloe zines lInf1as eintn Sddbelbrut
uu6 anoere Uerlesungen erlitt. tat BIZ
geitlihaft ossholb auf 3obluEg DOT
| $1,000 nsrtlagt.
WinHis Tudlo, RohlaBperpalterir
Don 2puis Tudlo, Der an %. Ropem
Ser 1911 an Der State elnenue uni
! ct. Ri61eI Strabe 10 ungliitlih Dol
| elmer Gar fisI, oab er bon elmer speitsl
ees Wsses tOmmsnota Gar getroffel
| unp aet0oiet tpurbe, erbiel. I'M Qro
/ batgeriht bic Grlnubnib, BON Der Gin
cinndti Traction 60. $500 In grleoi
ouns allsr 4nIpriide atseptireu 81 Dir
len.
y Gtngersidte 5e itamente.
1 Sohn R. Weiterbed permatt lei
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-28

That Is the output of Budweiser.
The Anheuser Busch main plant and
branches give employment TO 500 people.
The main plant covers 142 acres, equal to
20 city blocks. There are ll0 separate
buildings city in themselves.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-21
Filed Against Officer Walter
George On Friday
And He Is Suspended At
Once By The Chief
To Be Given Hearing Before
Civil Service Commission

Chief of Police Peter ]. Parker,
acting upon information furnished
him, suspended Officer Walter George
from the police force Friday night
and filed charge of conduct unbe.
coming an officer against the patrol
man. The suspension took effect Sat
urday morning. Special Officer j. J..
Taylor was appointed to fill the va
cancy during the suspension of Off.
Ger George.
The civil service commission com
posed of Messrs. w. F. Rimer, John
Phillips and Charles w. Tiger will
hear the testimony against Officer
George and will determine his guilt
or innocence. According to the pro-
vision of the law the hearing must
be held within five days.
Officer George has been in the ser
vice of the city as a police officer for
several years, but up until Friday ev-
ening none of his acts or actions have
been officially questioned. The alleg-
ed acts on the part of the officer that
are unbecoming his position have not
been made public and will probably
not be brought out until the time Of
the hearing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-21
REV. BLACK
Becomes Pastor Of A SaCfa.
mGnt, California, Church
Promotion Of A Former
Minister Of Mt. Vernon

Rev John 7. Black, former pastor
of the Mulberry street Methodist
Protestant church of Mt Vernon, has
recently been appointed pastor of the
First United Brethren church of Sac.
ramento, California, to succeed the
Rev. G. H. Smith, who resigned Octo
ber 1, to accept the presidency OF
Philamoth college at Philamoth, Ore
gon.
When Rev. Black left Mt. Vernon
last summer he first took up work OF
supplying the United Brethren church
at Woodbridge, California. His many
Mt. Vernon friends will be pleased
to hear of his advancement. Rev
Blacks present address is Oil, 18th
street, Sacramento, California.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-10-21
MINING CONGRESS TO MEET

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 1S-Philadel-
phia has completed elaborate arrange
ments for the entertainment of the
American Mining Congress, which is
to begin it's annual sessions in this
city Monday. All of the mining dis
tricts OF the United States, Canada
and Mexico are expected to be repre-
sented at the congress. In connection
with the meeting big exhibition OF
mining machinery, rescue and first
aid apparatus, and safety appliances
will be held in horticultural Hall.