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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
Tacoma Playhouses

Tacoma TheaerAnna Helds ASar Jubilee repeated
again tonight; the fairyand
Man of o. Saturday night.
Princess TheaterThe Confession" Haleck
thing drama all week; Bargain Matinee Saturday.
Pantages Theaer-Powers Hppodrome
Night on the Barbary Coast; good vaudeville
Melbourne TeaerLatest popular films travel comedy
John Forrest of London
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
WILSON GIVES AID

WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. - When
little Miss Ruth Donaldson fell off
her horse while riding at Rock
Creek as. President Wilson was
passing, he got out, picked her up,
brushed her off and then hunted
around on his knees in the tall
grass for her back comb until he
found 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
FRIEND DEPARTED

James Beaulien took a newly
made friend with him to his room
at the Avenue hotel last night.
They went to bed and when Beau
lien awoke several hours later he
found that his friend had de-
parted and had taken with him
all of Beaulien's money, amount
ing to $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
Cant Do 1t

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-Secretary
w. ]. Bryan, speaking to the cleri-
cal conference. said 1t is not posi-
BILE for man to earn $1,000. 900 in
a lifetime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
SOmeHuSband

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 11.-Her-
man Whitaker lived in this country
IS years but never cared to vote so
failed to be naturallzed. Now that
his wife might vote were he a cit
izen it is different and Whitaker
has applied for citizenship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11

The Book Store, s26 Pacific av.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
To Vote Tonight

First Congregational church viii
vote tonight on the adoption of the
new confession of faith for the
church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
Let Contracts Soon

Contracts for the N. p. viaducts
over 18th and 21st streets will be
let at st. Paul In few days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
Flood ReCedeS

HOUSTON, Dec. 1.-THE flood
has run its course and the waters
are receding along the Brazoa
river now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-11
DUNN OPPOSED

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Dec. IL
Governor Dunno opposed teaching
sex hygiene in the schools and says
he would not send his daughters to
such a school.
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Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-12
RECEIVES NEWS OF
 DEATH OF FATHER
(From Thursdays Daily

Mrs. C. D. Rynearson, of Kirkland Valley, has received the sad and un- expected news of the death of her father, Jacob Deutsch, which occur red recently at the old homestead in Troy Grove, Illinois. The de- ceased was stricken suddenly with pneumonia, and death followed on the second day He was aged about S3 years and was a man of remark able vitality, enjoying splendid health up to the time of his illness.
 The news comes as a shock to Mrs. Rynearson, as she was prepar- ing to return home next month to enjoy a family reunion. Mir. Ky nearson also imparts the informa- ton that his aged mother passed away recently in the same city, and that she resided next door to his
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-12
Friends Gather at The Station to Bid Him
 God Speed Leaves Public Life With No Bitterness In
 His Heart
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 3.-Taft, public servant since he was 21 years old said farewell today to public life. His goodbye was a smile; a handshake for the members of his Cabinet, a courtly bow to women friends who braved inaugural discom- forts to bid him and his wife god speed at the union station, a wave of the hand and aonther smile for the people who stood in the train shed and watched the train pull out.
 He expects to remain in Georgia as the guest of the city of Augusta three weeks and then go to New Haven to assume his duties as pro- lessor of law. He left with no bit terness in his heart, he told his friends, but only thankfulness that he had been given the opportunity to serve. The farewells at the station were affecting.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-12
FRANK C. EARLE
 IS CALLED BY DEATH
From Wednesdays Daily,

The sad news comes from Fl
 Paso of the death of Frank C. Earle
 which occurred on Friday afternoon
 of last week, from apoplexy, after
 slight indisposition of only a few
 days.
 MT. Earle was with F. M. Mur-
 phy and a party of eastern capital
 ists the Sunday previous in making
 an exhaustive examination of mines
 near Christmas, and after his return
 to Phoenix complained of not feel
 ing well. On the suggestion of MT.
 Murphy he left immediately for his home at Fl Paso. Texas, to be with his wife and family and also to place himself under the care of his phy- sician. He appeared to be in the best of health later. but on Friday there was a recurrence of his ail- ment, and without any warning that the end was near, he fell to the floor of his room and death follow ed in a few minutes
 Probably no mining engineer in the southwest enjoyed the wide po- pularity or the high esteem that Mir Earle did. He was recognized as one of the best miners in the coun- try, and with his capability he also. had friends by the score and not an enemy. Of a splendid fellowship, he became known throughout the. southwest as a man of that lovable- that brought to him de- served popularity in all walks of life. For nearly twenty years he had over this state in the ca pacity first as an ore buyer for the American Smelling and Refining Company at Fl Paso, and later his business ability was recognized and rewarded when he was placed in ,harge of that institution as it's general manager. Recently he re- signed that office and became associ- tied with Mir. Murphy in a consult ng capacity in connection with the arge undertakings of the latter in his and other sections of the state. lis loss is not only a sad one to lis estimable wife and family and egions of friends in the southwest, ut the country in its industrial pos abilities sustains the taking away of ne of its foremost and most up- ight authorities.
 His funeral occurred at Fl Paso- n Sunday afternoon, where hun reds participated in paying his me lory tribute that was we'll deserv- |.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-12

edge of wrong, of ideas lost, of gov
 ernment too often debauched and
 made an instrument or evil The
 feelings with which we face this
 new age of right and opportunity
 sweep across our heart-strings like
 some air out of Gods own presence,
 where justice and mercy are recon
 ciled and the judge and the brother
 are one. We know our task to be
 no mere task of politics but a task
 which shall search us through and
 through, whether we be able to un-
 derstand our time and the need of
 our people, whether we be indeed
 their spokesmen and interpreters,
 whether we have the pure heart to comprehend and the rectihed will to choose our high course of action.
 This is not day of triumph; it is ad ay of dedication. Here muster, not the forces of party, but the forces of humanity. Mems hearts wait up- on us; mems lives hang in the bal ance; mems hopes call upon Us to say what we will do. Who shall live up to the great trust? Who dares fail to try? I summon all hon. est men, all patriotic, all forward looking men, to my side God help ing me, will not fail them, if they will but counsel and sustain mel
 Military and civic pageant that followed was more than five. hours in I passing in review, the last marching thousands not doffing their colors to the President until long after darkness had fallen.
 The ceremonies in the Senate chamber which marked the dying sixty-second and vitalizing the sixty third Congress, embracing the inau- of Marshall and the swear ing in of the Senators-elect were never more impressive though de- layed somewhat by the course of Marshall took the oath. administered by Senator Gallinger, at l2:34 and then delivered his in- augural address. The procession then started east to the front of the capitol where the inauguration of Wilson occurred Chief Justice White administered the oath at 1:35 o'clock.
 Tonight President Wilson attend d a dinner of his Princeton class mates of 1879. Sounds of laughter md song told of the delightful in ormality of the gathering The Pre- 'ident make speech but what he aid was for his classmates and not or the outside world He retired |, hortly before midnight tired from he days exertions. Vice Presi- lent and Mrs. Marshall spent the |, vening with the Wilson family , the fireworks from the I White House portico.
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-12
BROOM FACTORY : FOR YAVAPA|
 POSSIBLE
Chamber of Commerce Fosters the New
 Venture
(From Fridays Daily.O

A goodly number of the members
 and directors of the Prescott Cham
 Der of Commerce turned out at the
 regular weekly meeting last night.
 The Boards and Boulevards con-
 mittee reported that a delegation of
 its members, headed by E. s. Clark, i appeared before the Yavapai Board
 Of Supervisors at their last meeting and acquainted them with the pur- port of recent resolution of the Chamber, favoring construction of roads in this county by bond issue.
 The Board agreed to making prelim- mary investigations as to the legal ity of such a proceeding and the cost of calling an election for the purpose.
 Chairman Whisman, for the Com mittee on County and Municipal Af- fairs, stated that United States Sen ator Henry Ashurst had secured an amendment to the Appropriations bill, on February 2S, allowing $7,5O0 for the purchase of a site for a Federal building in Prescott, instead of S5,0O0, as the item read on the original draft of the bill
 Chairman Joslin, of the auditing committee, handed in report of the finances of the Chamber for the second fiscal year. He added that he would soon render a statement, showing the amount necessary to finance the organization during 1913
 Regarding the proposal to estab- fish broom factory in this county, the raw material for which is to be furnished by the farmers, the sec retary said that, through Senator Ashurst, he had been enabled to get Prescott's wishes before the readers of two papers devoted to that industry. According to L. L. Bates, in charge of the Prescott ex- pertinent farm, MT. John Duke has signifed his willingness to finance such a factory, provided a sufficient tonnage of broom corn will be guar anteed by nearby farmers.
 A deficit in the account for the support of the Experiment Farm for 1912 having been reported, it was moved by LeRoy Anderson that the amount be paid out of the general ,und, as soon as available. The notion carried.
 President Drake adverted to the natter of delinquent memberships, promising that those remaining in his list ten days from date would lear something to the point.
 R. K. Porter reported great de- hand for houses, especially in the Vest Side. In this connection Chair nan R. N. Fredericks, of the build ng committee said this committee rill meet today at 4 o'clock to see ] ow this congestion can be reliev- d. II
Weekly journal-miner., 1913-03-12
ATTEMPTED BRIBERY.

KANSAS CITY, Mar. 7.-Deputy Marshal Hollwell, in charge of the Hyde jury, told the judge he had been offered 5000 for a hung jury.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03

Der 5rausnDerein bss Dentf6samee
ritauiffen Rationalbunbes p:ridms
nelts ii6 persangensn Greitae in Der
1urnbaae. gran Charlotte Rect, Die
sifri9s prdHosntin, fiibrte ben 0oriiB
lino iie battle bic 9snugtbuuna, rsht
piele WitgIieber bsariiben 3u tonnen.
Jrau Y,eb bat bic gaguns bes Ras
iiondlbunoss in ct. 2ouis mitaemaht
mno lie berihtsts in iniersFdnt.r Wsiie
Defenders iiber bic Jrausnfras.. IcUeit
oisfelbe auf Der aonpention beriibrt
nuroe. Der 9amsnperbano peranitaIs
t.t am fsreitas a6eno. 28. 9opembsr,
in Der Wuibinston platform einsn
aoiiiimabsnb. gu ip.lhem curf Wits
9Iieosr audi Jreunoe eingsfiibrt ipers
ben i0nnsn. 4uf ben gsiuh BON Seis
ten Der Mitelisber oes Staotperbanoes
Diro gang beionoers asrehnsi. oenn
i6litblib sishsn ia bsioe 8ersinisunz
gen an oemislbsn Sirlns uno Sndr i'm
SntersN, oss 9sutihtbums. Gsluns
gene 0ortrdgs. Wuiit uno 3au3 pers
ben ben 46eno p,rIhonsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
Ginbriad3e ,in6 1iebitdble.

- afitfeIft grefeiien oerifafifs
iih Gin eiubred)er .3utritt 5i Den
Stnl.unaen non ssoicpb 2eulnicn, $40.
40 saehb afleD. uno siitipeilSete aus
cinem @agen. mel6er bort ulterae.
iieilt ipar. SteppDeden mnb Silber'
waaaren i'm &erthe pom S57. Ter
Geraadf iii nif cine Eerion aefallen.
lpeld,e NIT ben 5rtlidJen 8erbdltlii'ien
aenna @eid)eiS meib unb bic Bollaei
iii inn @eiib bes gsanens.
@1hrcno oes shlaies ipurSe
Sem Charles Woiu5er. bon 9so. I53
Barr Strabc. Elm 9ieuoloer nnter
Dem Qopitiiieu aci,ohlen. Ter BE-
ftobIrne bat geroadt ani cine be-
iiimmte perion inrb benafridyti4tc
oie EoIisei oanon
Ten 8crIuit eines Regennou'
ieIs befIost Der 3immermdnn 6rnns
Iuebblen. pon No. 1917 8Ine Ctr.
Ger NeitohleHe theilie Der Volise'
nit. bah linn Der NeSenHantel bon
eineni Ncubau an Der Sunt StrnBe
i,no 9roaoman entlpenbet lporoen III
Mno bat slrei Nerionen i'm gerondlt.
Die ben Iiebitahl epeilfliea nl,sgeflihri
babcn f0nntcn. G,lebbIep be3iiierl
feinen gerlillt nuf s23.
ams Dem Oaroerobensiinmer
bes Gbrift Stride aIubbauies muree
Gbpin nnos, bon gto. 2l25 @eIl
Clifton StrnBe. Elm galeiot I'M Nertf
pcn $40 entipcnbet.
- Gin uHbetnnnter Gieb itahl cin
Boar Soien. ueId,c Dor Dem Barec.
robcn.O .OeId)1ft BON gam. geder. gsc,
$40 SNnnore Ctr. hiugen. Vefer
9ibt feincn gerluii nrf 81 oil.
GinbreGer ftaiteisn asitsru
HoHi BEN G&uhpdorsnseihdft bon
GJebriib<r 3. S. Grpenbe6. go. 3l9
Eif pearl Girobe. einea unerpHnit.
ten Helu@ n6 unb entipenbeten meb.
rsys Osteab lpaar G4utG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
2ofal 8eridt.
llmfdne.

- 1urf einen sSebItritt ItiirJte &c.
itern Der Sofomotioiiibrer ,sobn Smi
ron go. 4s4i Gaitern apenie. nef.
der bel Der Venninlpanin eiienbabi.
anaeiteilt lit, ON Der 8ortman Ctr.
bon ieiner Mtuid]ine uno perretftc
iid oic Suite. Ter 8erunaliidtr
ipuroe auf her 2ofonotipe bis Slir
Vearl Itno Butler StraBe gebra6t
uno BON bort ocm Duten Samariter
6oipitaI eingeliefert.
gin or 6. Strabe unS Gilbert
IpenIe itiirstc ser autifer GbarIcs
Gteiuort. 30 Sabre oIt, Don 90.
1000 Sin SfraBc, ols or ole 3iigel
ietnes @apeHs Iu Erbnttna briffaafi
tuotlte. bon Sem @aaen itnb 3og iid)
Den gri;dI Der siIppen Der rehtci
aorperieite 3r.
Mis ourh elm Wunber eniainl
cei'ern abeno be- 20 Sabre aIte Mia
hael Rel fhtpeun 8erlssungen. 1sr
tttaate Mann tDuroe an Der 5. nm
Gaa!efton apenue bon s;am BON
aruis Romsr oelsntien auiomob;l ME.
hsraei!cbeu unb hem Guten Samarite,
6cipiial sinaeli.fert. Die aer3ts ii.ll'
ten feii. bah tsr Wann obne irgeno
lreI6e WerIsbuna baponattommtn in,
ircrauf Rein iih nah ieinsr mohnun,
No. 366 Baum Str. iibsrfiihren lisb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
giebem 4erionem
yci ciner GrplOiion in Sartioro,
Conn.,, nm's 2cben gefommen.
3fuei 8obnbanier bnrd) itlrsenbe
Wanern DullitdnSig bemolirt.

Sartforo, Conn, 2. gtop. Nin.
oeItenS iieben 8erIonen baben ibr Sc.
ben eiilgebi;Bt, ols in Der gtoft pom
Sonlltag gum Rontag iniolge elmer
IGrploiion Die Wauern bes QooelanO-
ihen Sunpenlogers, zines iiiniit0fis
gen Bebduoes, an Ser 9torO SSront
StraBe eirItiir3ten uno 3lpei auito-
Benoe 5rpeiItodige @obnballier Demo.
lirten.
3ie llriadle Ser Grploiion fonnte io=
nett nod nift errnittelt perben. ,5hr
iolgte Elm 5euer, bas ieood binilen
iebr fltr5er ,3eit geloift meroen
fonnte. 1as 6ireft az Das 2opeiano.
fde 8ebduoe anitoBeube 3meiItodige
0obntou5. bas BON 2So6n Sugbes
beiuobnt mir6, puroe iait poQitanDig
5erltort. SSn Dem Sullie 6eianpen Ii6
BUR 3eit Der aataitropbe Die ioigenz
oen 9erionen: g5ubn Suabes, 50
Sabre alt, Steinmes bon gerui;
feline Shpeiter Margaret Sug6e5;
feline Sd'peiter sSrau 2ucp 1OoleD
un0 oeren brei ainoer.
Ias Rahbarhdu5, in luelhem cine
gn5ahl Sprier pobneu, nuroe aleihs
fails ifJmer beihdoigt itnO Oie 9e.
iuohner tonnten MIR nit groBer Wtiibe
geretiet Derocn. SoIpeit pur0en ans
ben SriimmerH bier Berionen in
ihneruerlebtem 3uitauo berous9e-
ihafit uno Die 8oli5ei iuft ieet in
Den Sriimmcrn nah oen &eid)eu Der
8erIngliidten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
C1iHsnaMrihten.

Rep Yorf, l. RoDsmber. Qnget.:
ga lorraine" BON SaOre; p5dorz
nina BON Neapel.
Q6gsg." .garmanid" na6 2ipsrz
pool; r8sorge Duibinston" nud grez
men; .Wtinnsapolis" na9 QouDon;
.Galeoonia" mad 0lasgop; rSmpez
rator" mad 9amburg; rYatricta" nub
Sam6urg; Berlin" uad 9enua
rStampalia" nah Neapel; vWujeitic"
na6 Soutbampton; runiteo Staates"
naa aopenbagen; rRufiu" nah 81
bau; .Ga 5ouraine" naf Sapre
San 9u9Iielmo" noa Rsapsl.
Rsapsl. Q6gsg.: .qannonia" ,
bon srieit, nad Nep gort.
Soutbamptpn. Ding: st.
2ouis" bon Rep yort; Olympic" BON
Retp gort.
9lasgOp. abgeg.: r9rstorian
naa YiontreaI.
2iDerpool. 2tnget.: rGeoric.
bon JeD Yprt; rMerion" pon Y6iIaz
Oslpbia. 2tbgsg.: rGaronia" mad
Rep gort; nSsutOnic" mad Montrsul.
8ouGogns. 2lb8eg.; rRpnbom
bon Rotteroum nab Rerp gort.
GbrtfianIunb. 4bg.: vSet1ig
OIao", bon &openAageu, na1 Ren
gort.
Mob billie. 2tbgeg.: rgameronia
bon 0iasgop mad glep gort.
2onpOn. 2tbgeg.: rUlinnepasta"
mad Qep gOrt.
9biIabeIpbia. 2lng.: rgrins
aoalbert" bon Sdmburg; yWencmis
nee" BON Qntperpen.
Rem gorf, ,. gtop. glnqcf.
~Gnn1rit uuTr atperpoof:: g99f Fen ee4ftF
Yort" oon Southamptou; n2npIano"
IDon 9lntnerpen; rGaIabria" pom
2eghoru; oGoltmbia" BON 8lasgoD
MobiIIc. sfngef: California"
toou gteIp gorf.
2iperpool. 9Iugef.: n9nren,
tic" bon Wontreal.
SABRE. 4bgeg.: ga Saooie"
luad] gtelp Dorf.A
Yoonmoutb. 9lbgeg.: cGopol
8eorge" nah Yfontreal.
Guecustomn abgeg.: rGa'
roui1" nah 9teip 2)ort.
Southampt 10 II. 9lbgegau9en
Rrin3 6rieorih @ilbclm" uadJ gtep
.Dorf.
q utmer . Ell Abgeg.: ,8aoers
lan0" rnd] JterD Dorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03
ferisxaI. Nstiiem.

5err Sulius u. Braun, Elm
gruoer bes in beuiihen littsraril6en
3reiisn ipoblbefanntsn 6errn Sstar
Braun, lit eeitern ieinsn angsborigsn
nnb 5ablrei6en Jreunben burh ben
LOB entriiisn iporDsn. 6err Braun
ltarb i'm beiien MonnesaIttr, i'm Nlz
ter BON 54 Sobren in Ieiner Wpbnuna
243 4Snsieiioe glaee duf Walnut
5tas. Die 8eerbisung nes ongeIebes
nen nno geabteten Mannss finbet am
Oienitdg Rahmitiog bonn 5rauer=
hanie aus itatt. iporouf nm 2.30 in
Der aapene bes iiibiihen s5riebbois
auf Wdlnut Oils bic Geidenfeier abs
sebalten mirb.
STE Gottlisb, Elm BON Der be-
motrotHten 4omtriftraiion oiel angss
'einoster Wonn. III seitern i'm Utter
BON nur 45 Sabren an einem Waeens
!eioen g.itorben. Ootflisb fam In lib
len Gerih burh llmitdnbe, bic er niht
tontrolIiren tonnts. Sm 8runbs feinss
soer5ens mar CT ein gutter Wsnid, be-
aabi nit MutterniB unb itorfsm
Veritono. Wdre er in eine- onoeren
llmsebuns aufgepanisn, bdnn pare
Der nunmsbr 0sr6lihene ieosnFaGs ein
adnS bebeutsnosr Wann ssiporbsn.
Oas 3sus oaau bate er in iit. 4bsr
init al i.inen Shpdhen, Die n;smals
folhe oes Gemiitbs onsr oes 5.rssns
tDaren. mar Oottlisb Elm grunoe5-tifer
Wsnfh. Elm 5reunb benz Srsunb, unb
sr btflb al Die 5u9snotn, bic mir beim
Ws.nihen hohihdssn. Gottlieb bat Fl.
iIiemaIs duspoIaunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-03

Ut a II I d 10 Dirtung bss graubenz
iaftss auf SnIetten. Gefter ihon 1T
oorauf btngepieFen poroen, oaB Il4
Sfmetterlinge am SQfte mauher
8aitben oerartig giitIih tbuu, DaB iitl
btt oieien Sbierhen auqenIheinItne
SetdubuuaserId deinuugen bemertbor
MAIDEN. Die Shmetterltnge fhpuuz
ten beim 7luge ME beruuIht bin uuo
Der uno fallen cuh oft 5aElreib gdn3z
lid betdubt gu gooen, tpp tie Iib is.
bod in tur3sr 3ett pieoer erbolsn.
8ei Der Wetnleie tann man Dteie
Seobahtung auh an S.eneu, Wefpeu
unD 6orniiien MAIDEN, Die iofpobl ibec
Gle burh Die naTe Ditterung dufgez
tlugten Beeren, dls audi iiber Die
Srttits nit ousgepreBten 3rauben
| berfaQen uno iih iop1l ais moglidp
giitlid thuu. Wun iient babel, lpie Die
Sbisr6en au5geiprohene 3ei9en bon
getruntenbett oufpeiIen, ME lie BIN
uno ber ipanten, ia auf ben Riiden
faleE uno lange 3ett 16uer athmeno
lieqeu bleiebn. IS puroe fonItatirt,
bab beiouoers Die WeIpen aeaenleltiJ
Streit anfingen unp iih beftise gers
Iebunger ourh gegsniettises ansreia
ben Don TliiQelu uno 8einen beIbradz
ten Nuh gianen itellen fidb BET Del
Sraubenernte Iehr 5d6lreid) Elm unn
| iino burh feinerlei Mtttel BON ben
Sraubenbiitten 3u oerIheu6en. Ma'z
ienbaft finben Die 5bierhen i'm fiibe:r
Suft ibren 1oo. DAP WeTpeu befons
hers qieriQ na6 ultobpl iinb, if cine
eetannte 5batldcbe, auf bic IhoH
8rebm hinfpeiit. SteQt man nerfhie=
t oene 8tdfer nit nit 5SraHbeHfafft 8 Gffiig,
SbItpein, &ognat uip. auf 10 tann
man beobaateu. oaB BeIpsn uno gie=
rer gum groBten She'll uno NIT
8orIiebe nah Der 8ognatFlaiGe fltegen
uno 10 groBe Mengen 5u Ith nehmer,
tdf Iie betdubt lieqen bleiben. Wab-a
iteinlth lit Die 8irtung Des 5raubcnz
IQftes, ie noh Site oe5 W2pitss, perz
| Ihieben, uno bag fheiHt nidt nur fir
RE Menihen, ionberu ouh fir Die
Snietten gu aelten sFeitaeitellt lit befe
4irtunq pobl ffor friiber, a6er beuer
mudt iit bas gsrauihtiein beionosrs
Gemerthar.
8utQtipus
Or. RGufhle bat entihieoen ettpas
9roB5iigiges on iih."
so - baben Sic I6ou mai nit
i6m getueipt2"
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Ztimmt fur Bernarn 6.
1cr fir Wtunisipals sNi6ter
8ladlid) abaelauiener auio.lIniaa.

Die Toaenannte .Oeabman's GurDe'
an Der Central Bride, fpeIhe tpisb.r'
tolt fir 2luiomobiIs perbdHgnibpol
espeien III. bate eeiisrn Qbeno cir
reiterss Spfsr gu per3sidnsn. 5bo'
mas gorcoran, rpelter an Der So.
Isphine unb garmalt Sirabe ipohnt
tehrie NIT spei fyrauen in isinsr Wla.
itine iiber bic Stride mad Cincinnati
surid. 9sr Grnittpossn ipuroe oor
einer Der 9amen aslsntt, iptlhe pl0B.
lid, bic Gontroae iiber ben Wdaen Der.
lcr unb an Der beIasisn Sielle sesen
sineu pfOiten fubr. Der 2ruftiraa.u
iiberihlus iid uHo itiirsie bic gof&.
una binnb. gei benz reaelr.hieu
Soiiomortale, tpeldes ras 4uio noIs
fiibrte, puroen teine Der Sniaiftn Der
lsst. 1ds 2uio bassgsn purbe DoII.
ftanoiq sertriimmert.
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In cincr Gar bcraubt.

2poia Qemmel pom Rc. 1112 Iop.
ton Strabe mslceie seitern abeno BEN
iielIpertreienoen Rahthsf WloIion. oab
ibr auf bsm Wcss stpiih,n Der Sprina
groOe uno 6arriion. 6. unb Zine
Strnbs auf elmer Gar Der glart Str.
2inie Elm halsbdno nit gerloaus.
rslhss nit p J5erttn Gno 3 RuhiHsu
bsisbi mar, pom 5dls ubseftnitten
porben lei. Ginig. Staten, ipel6c
roraefunSsn nurosn, bstpeiien, oab
nas 5alsbanb nit elmer 31Hse abss.
iniifen tpprnen III.
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Inter $1,000 gIraihaft nurbe hr
Reasr gBillidm BsnbrsH. ipeIher Dor
einiasr 3eit Clara Toeder nno ihren
II Sabre alien 8ruber 6arrn aui
siHiamsr StraBe aufhislt uno sur 5ers
ea6e ihrer gaarmittsl apinasn ipollte.
ben .0roBaefhrorsnen iixrnitisn.
Der Peasr latte bon oem anaben ei.
Hen Ridel erhdlisn. unb mar ssrdu-
lsin Doedsr i'm Beariff. benz Burden
sinen Dollar Al aeben. als Elm pai.
iant erihitn. ipobnrh Der Neser Die
;sluht erariff. bod tpeniae Siunoen
Ipdtsr in 6dft gtnommsn iperoen
fonnte. Der Peaer 1T oss Qnariffts
uno StraBenraubes tefhulbist.
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oem aommittee geben fih Der 5off>
nung bin, bnB Elm 8eri6t nod i'm
Gaufe Der Do6e unterbreitet perben
tam. Der prdfiDent bat Der 2tnii9t
Qusoruf gegeben, baB bic gorIage am
tommenben Wontag oem Senat borz
liegen follte unD es tpirp Elm 8eriu6
qemd6t perben, ieinen Bunfd gu err
fiilIen.