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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
Tnrf, eaS 3ndtem BON tseflagcl

fam man it'd etrcn gltten Rebenper.
hieuit ~erperbeu rrno INN unleren &c;
fern ocbci bebiiilif 3u fem, bat bic
1es Moines ~,Sncuhator 60, sos
5econo CIR. les Motnes, Coma,
eiren so Seiten itorfen oeutid'en Sc
taloa hernuagcacbcn. Gieier aataIo1
entadlt oiclc ,qritrllttlpreu iiber Dos
,gSic" uno oas .sSrnH" III Der 8e-
iliigelpltt, gculaB ibreA eigeuen an.
idauuuQeu uAo griahruugen Gin ies
Scr Gcttitle, Der iid iur BafIigel
luterciiirt, ioatt iidl oicies bubble il.
liitrirte ut,o Iebrreite Bud meites
Trei oerIanot miro, fomnen Ioiien.
Ieren fleiaes 0eutidcs BUD o8te
man IS BON 80 auseebriiteten Sill.
fen gruB Bieht@ i0c. aatnlog III ieood)
Nrei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
8lmtige Mnfdnger
8erindytcn bergcblidj ben BelbidDrauf
Der GaragDn Hefinins SO. i'll
iprensen.

gIutige anf0nger Itatteten III Der
geaft pom Tienitag gum WtttDod)
ben anIagen Der Baragon RefInin8
Co., on Der Goleraiu apenue un0 ben
8eleiien Der g. & 8. S..@. 9abn Ell.
men geiud) ob uno gaben lid be
grobtm0gIifitp Ytiibe ben etIernan
0eloifranf 81 iprengen.
gle plagten iid iebo6 pergebans
ab, 0enn obidpn tie oos notht9c
.Sanorperts5euq" sur Stele batten,
~ocritanoen tie niht bnlnit u~tH5ugeben
un0 muBten if)licBlih unperrldteter
7in1c uno ohne 9eute n63iehen. ,Sa
lie lieBen iognr nod, 3rpei 9obrer mo
Spet 9eten iomie etuos atitroBtQee.
rim 5lrilf.
1ic Burden batter oet 0elo'
idrollf angebobrt, HitroBlpcerin IN
Die 20dar gegoiien un0 audi eI1C
2unte angcbrannt. aber Damn max &C
nit itren aenntniiien 81 Gnoe utr
ste crmartete Grploiion blieb au5.
Gie 4oliSei uur0e Beitern g}orgcr
BON oiciem Ginbrufsperiuh n
IaenntniB aciett uno Roli}eifei Gopa'
Ian ioruie eine an5ohl 1etettipes, oit
Dem Beloidranf III augenidctn nos
men, erflGrtcn Die gin5reher fiir blu
tiqe 4niulqer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
Chez rlaabniRih.ine.

(Walter Dabismon, %, elmer 5Otsl.
Tprd W. Grim, 10, Ossgl.
Oscar R. Gopes. %, 2576 Gaitsrn
Mpenlie.
mabel 8. Gdeu. 20, 2447 Ossgl.
{Wm. u. RGgeIe, 80, 1871 anor Str.
lJonns Gonners. q, 2233 Spring
9rope Mpe.
(minie gapliB, 22. 2203 Boone Str.
lQngeIa Warino, IL. 609 McUtiGdn
Strube.
}g6os. 80. G. Giibsr. q, 1929 Gre
mont Ctr.
l8lorence seonsp. q, 1907 Sarriion
4penue.
(Gran, 6. Skparo it,, 30, girmings
BAN, 4la.
lelisabstb gursopHs, %, Qoripoob.
lSoispb 5ogan, %. Islti, 8.
lgefIie 9ranes, "a, Sa1ler 9art.
}GrfforS u. TaOidsI, %. 3479 Cole
rain 4p.
lamelia 9antert. 19, 1855 Cooper
Strabe.
{grnH 6. r. alsin, q, Cartilage.
laatRrins 6otDrto, %, 721 Cft Wcs
MiIan Ctr.
(6arrp Retpeomb. q, pa 5orrsnt,
Rode.
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| lSeiii. 3. auftin. n, ossgl.
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Mpenle.
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Strabe.
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4psnue.
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lNIma Sin, 27, ossgl.
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(Dm. 6. 8albaui, p. 1921 Dine q
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lMiRnie 7ruhmanu. 26, 248 Bite 81
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
Cuartals. @criam mlnna oes GiatO'
nie.Srnucnpereins.
-

GIN aeitrilen Iltmiftag muroc one.
lie geriammIuu1 piiHftlih ourh Die
9~raiibentin oes RereIns. Trdu u
grufmnnn. er0i'1 et. 9tah Dem 8es
lana zines 9leoes perlns 3err Ia'tor
n. G. Birtb, ar SeeIiorger Ser
gresbnieriauer Nrde an Der Giun
StraBe. moielbit Die 3uiamnentunlt
itattiano. eiHen gibelabihnItt uno
Ipraf ein inniqcs 8ebet. Toraui Jielt
Der S~lperinteut nj oes 0iatoniIIcl'
arnntenbauies. 4aitor ). Is. aramer.
cine aniprahe. I'D ruelder er iber CT
Iihe Grcigniiie res lesten GudrtaI5
berid;iete un0 ul.ien 8erpeis iiir Bic
u ot1penoiatelt mo Den SegelI atn55
iolden @ohItb0ti Jfeits. Snitltuta ber'
porhob. autl !Uuroe oes SelmBdnda
Der lie6en aIten tirun S~untenbelrer
einps longiabriaea 8lleOe* oes Der
Gins. aelntt. Gili9e nene 8lteoer
Dur6en auigeuomn en. Tie Stasntei'
lterin irau !. 0crnefte. IT., crltaI'
tete elmer alsiihrIiten Slnan3berEdlt
aaiienbeitanS ntblt gimnahmen iur
oag erite Guarta. 1913 belieien lIt
aui S2,25I.71. oP Ausgaben beirut
aen i'm oieier Bel. $2254.65. Ter
aaiienbeitono NOR oennot belm 9e'
aim Ses nelten E.liartals aan3e 'et5
Gents. Ter Gbbc muroe aber bald
burd 3u'lnb ucl1r Wiittei bon nieht
dis $500 obqchc. 'en. 20 fonrttc INIT
etlpas erIeidtertcuT &er3en Der Shtali
Ser aeidnitlid,eH Stsung erIolgen
guf GinIaouna scs 3rauenperetns
Ser gritten GENT dSen Vrte'tantllder
ejeireiuhe an Der @ainut StraRe, ITO.
he Der Aclmtcn. oeIdler Serr Ha'tor
81. Sainer itcu lreiBig Sohre erruiS'
reid, uoriieht. ipiro Die nadpte Guar.
tai .8erinnmllnQ oes Iiatonle'
Srauenncreins Ia Den @eieAid'nfte'
r1uueu genanntc- atrd9e IN bcn9tat'
rittaasinmoen oes i6. sSl,ii ais Dem
oritten Rittrpot %genennten gionot;
i~tatifiaoen. Tie Z nlaolng lpHroe Ell
thinning uHb onnt5ar ansenemnel..
3ur SfluB otr gelirIaen 1teiiiif
eab es nod cir letHiithlites Stilrs
t,rn BERN 9ruocr 8irth uno Der
sahlreid,eu @irt lnnen, oie 'urpatl
mobl Al bepirtteu peritonben. III
pidbe Ipuroen Gle pod nno burf, an
genebme .llntrrhaltlng trurbe oai
Tt,nladhafte Mabl aepiirst. 0abe
tlana mnnden aus Der Suaeno52r
ens liebdcn in zen Cbren nndl: Be
einem Mirtbe punoermiIo, % rpo
i6 iiinait ~ Gate uiD.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
Stcptiid)c EOii5ci.

Ter Ioli5ci muroe Qeltcrn Ibeno
Gin 9taubanfal qenlel0ct, Dem gcaeu-
iIber iie lid iehr ifeptiih oerbdlt. Ger
II Sabre altc &arnlo @obrp er3ahlte
Hdmlif IN Der 8oli5eIitation am
@roaoDGp, ouB er pon 3uei balbmlidl.
iidcn Burden oeren 9tomeu er init.
tbeilte. an Der Gfc Der Dit Court unb
8eeop StraBc uuIe'allen mo I'm
$3.50 beralbt worOen lei. 9tit 0ie-
lem @2loe lputc namIld @abrn ilir
Srau 6. Dliacr, pom go. $50 Git 8.
StraBe, cine Hetmlug ~be5ableu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
illus benz Volisei8erid3t.

aouis WoQ.riten pon 30. II 81.
qsaer place, esr tirs!ih perhattet
fporosn mar. neil Ct gotisrieIocie ret@
taufi bate, rpuros geitern 81 $50 uno
ben Rotten psrurtheilt. dis 4ntlngss
rim trat Warp GeHtcrn BON geo. 220
glum Strabt uui. bic ein Coos 0
Mcaeritsin s~etauft bate, ods 1nssb.
lid nit sfnsm Gsrpinn Don 5000 hers
augaetpmmen mar. Den biz Jrau ieooh
nitt einf1lirsn tcnnis.
eirs fpiifte priigtlei fpielie ih pors
asiisrn in Der gpirttihaft oes shemas
iia,n Osbelmpolisiittn WeGutitsn.
no. BIT Weit Ssfdtt Strdbe. ab uro
lie aombattontsn itlussH bel oieier
0,leaenhsit ale Iifte uro Stuhie
iurs unb tlein. 3pti DIR Raufbcl.s.
BENJAMIN Germ uno Ssepe gertss.
|ffanosn ueItern Dor Rihter Stride,
pdbreno Der brittle, siH gtpihsr lbcs
mas gaanan. ieine Blirgft1aft i'm
Stit pelaHen bate. aspn lpuros. tpsil
or bi. grisslei anssiansen hate. gu
90 Jnasn Nrbsiisbdus aHb 500 1tlos
jirofs psruriteiit. ipabreno Weries nit
80 laesn Mrbeitsbdus oaponiam
Die Roger Darn Seoti uno bdrrr
gom6, an otnsn gelaosne Rtpolptr
aefunben fpuresn. erhfltsn fur ci,
nitften Mph.n 5rtianartier i'm Ar'
~beitstaus, bsnn Tie fpuroen ~ IL SO
Celebrate D~erurtbsiit. Die lie naiirl;f
strlib abpernienh mlHen.
Grnn 6einrih. Elm Armlofer armel
1eufel, Der bos Debiirfnib In fih fiib..t
an ben GtribeHedsn ~ prebietH, nal
pcrseffern lp<stA Ueriperruno bss Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
Spfer Der Jlutb.
eines llnbefauuter in Der RahC
oes MtamttDUn S~abubofes &C.
fnHoen.

9luf Dem Iuneien 6cs fyarlners
@iliam Slmmitt. IN Der atahe Oc5
gttamitorpn 9abnbois. mIlroe geltern
McracH ON Slubuier Die @eide ciuas
uablfanutcH gtonne$ g~efunoen,
aQer Mahriheiulihfeit nad] buu.
belt rs iih nm zines Der Gpfer Ser
lebegidapcmmuHq IN @amtitoH. 60
roner Ir. Eoertmeper lIcB Die Seide
mad Der Norlue brinqen, MO lie lez
genDartig ser Soentiitsirun8 barrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17

Wm. goneannon, benz In benz gtus
tIliTement DER Goreordn Camp 60. Elm
finger 3erquetfht fporben IN, erlangte
erFftrr Elm Derbitt iiber $3.50.
Ter Gdulratb bes Cine. Ditrifts
itrenate gsftern cine alase geoen 0eo.
Mentel, Oscar s. Gtroeber, Mollis
Tvhl unD pbilomena GAumom on,
um ben Dertb sepiHen Gissnibums
an Der Bremen unb Jran3 Strdbs
fsstsufeben, oos bebufs Grtpeii.rung
ees Gdulhofs Der Webfter Shuls
irrb.mnirt perben fou.
Sulius Weaean BOT cine 8eriihes
rungsforterung iiber $1,000 ssgen bas
Supreme Council oss Ropal arcanum
Crbens einsetlast.
Mm. 81. Spencer, Der am 90. Jes
bruar 1913 in benz GtnbliFement Der
4lppsJsreufon go. ber1rt periebt
tpuroe, bab er bic Ssbtraft anf benz
reftsn 4uae sineebibt bat. itrengts
ans oiefem 9runbs cine alags iber
$4,000 aeasn bic sgirmu an.
Der WadlaBpsrpaltsr reg minbsrs
i1hriaen glmer Dimes, ipeih' QeBtss
.rsr BON Dem 4utOmpbil beg Wdtbemn.
tit grofeFors 9so. 6. WtDiurmte
pom Ohio Wedanits Snititlit aetrof'
fen unb osrart rersbt tpuroe. bab er
ftdrb. tpurbs ermdttigt. Dol meDinr
nib $3.50 in Grlsbiauue a1sr rpeitsrsr
Mnipriide au atSsptirsn. GO iiente I'D
Eel ber llntsrluhurg feraus, bab cir
ungliidlihsr 3ufou porlas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
Ttel in ben Seller.

1Srnu 9oliie Guild. non go. 63l
Seoan StraBe. 10 Sabre alt, ilel &c.
itern 9crmittag in ihrerH Snuie tnIol.
Qe zines ,Sehltritts in Den aeIer uno
braf iit, ons rchte Sanhgelent. Tie
BerIeste spurbe nnh oenl itaotIltleil
Soipital eebrntt-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17
Serihiuunoen.

Iie 9oli5ei nurbe aeitern erIud)t.
llmid)du nod Dem 45 Sabre alteii
Sarrn 6. arenqel. BON 90. ti06 Ct.
1aul 4lace, gu boIten. Der ieit ben,
81. WGrs rid nid)r mebr in ieu1er
8obnung bIifen lteB. arengeI lit per'
heirathet unb bot orei ainber. lie
oeriafiene 7sruu lit Der @riitt bah
ihr Gate g~eiiteseeitort lit, ba er por
mebreren Snbren cine 9erlasuns an
aopi erIirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17

ftbrs berbuftet porOen. Ridter Jrid:
febte ben Gaa gtitsrn auf bic offene
Gifte.
Der WilHbdnbler G6parb Wan=
goIb BON go. 1857 5arriIon 4renue
ipnroe geftern iDegen Wtihpantfherei
I'm $50 unb bic Rotten bsftraft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-17

in Dem eeitrigsn I.bten Spiele Der
Serie spiiten unfersn .Rsbs" uno
orn ct. GcuiIer ranroindlsn" i'm 6ias
iioen Rsoldnb : Gielb funsirtsn
Stenoerer SohnIon uno Sanger
6!arte ais unitre 8atterie gsgen
9srritt uno Winso fir Die SegHer.
ur'ers Sungsns gstuoHnsH oos Spiel,
neil ,Sobnion CUTE aontrolle iiber ieis
mn Ball bate uno lie itlb't fart am
g1i tpdren. ndbreno Die &aroindle
auf 6eioen gunttsn SdwG6e seigtsn.
lie Reos mottsn 8 5reffer uno tel
ren sfebler gsssn 3 5rsffer. uro 4
Estler Der 0sgnsr. Ct. 2rIis ionets
einsn 3fpeiten 8ombaroisr in ben
gampf, notoem bas Spiel fir fie
lfcn u~erlorsn mar. Bates uHo War=
fans partn unfere beiten Sdlager
nit IL 2 Srtfftrn. JobHfon fanote Ell
n1r 9uitfdtlsr our Ban. gs9en 4 uno
psrsGentte 8 JreipdHe sur /. 8oie gss
air 8. Der 8eItrigs S~onnsnItetu
bate ben Htos Die Wustsin uno Ollie
et. oslotert uno bic AugeH 9sfhdrft.
Gi: rp.roen bon isst On geieres lsta
ite7 uno in ipenieeu Iagsn in guts-
FORM iein. Gls Shieosrihter fungirs
ten Cpens uno Guthrie.
9efuItat oes gerrieen
g pielts:
gincirn1ti .0230000**- )
ct. qouis .OOOO0O0**- 9
Die 5pisle Der anbsrsn Ratiorol-
flea ; alubs fpuroen gtitsrn nurt'
Hspsn perEinosrt.
5ofort nab BEN StluHs bss Spiss
les fuhren eie sRsoz" in bereitf!ehsn'
rsr 4utomc6iieH mad Gem Central
gehnhofe uno bon bort nit Dem :
uGr 3ues mad gittsburg ab. no hsut'
Ratmittaa Elm o~reitdgiass Iournis'
nit ben .giratsu" bsginnt.
Sduptline 1intsr puroe pom II
Epi.lern besleitst nebit ben Regu'
l6rsn hsianpsn iih als 4~usbelfsr
T6rper, / gofsnhiitsr. / Shpdrmer
Is Shleucersr, 0eitoftsoerrnlts'
gcneroft Inb WaHsur Commons II
Ter 9sisli6aft.
Gtteuosrsr McSntire (gstsrat
unh 3ormaligsr ~gub"). bar Dor sini
cen 3agsn Isiusn Gontrctt nit Der
.Rsos" fur 1913 an.srssihneis. er
bitlt seItsrn pom 5duptling 5inte,
IsiEtn q1ufpaB. um Raum fur Del
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nsuen S6leuoerei
IIcbnIon (gginebogo : Snoianer) 81
MAIDEN. be Ger alub uHter ben Nsasll
auf % Spisltr beihrdntt III. bic jsg
ohne WcSHtire ~oorRdnoen lino.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
UP.T0.DATE, ELEGANT DINING ROOM

One Mzsriye :o'd 90; t.neiy polished SideeoOri
o. Bucsrt With large D-"-l mirror front. velvet lined
cutlery nrase, SIX Leethe seat OAK Chairs one
e-roo: Round ENtension table. One bent 7 ystal End
China Closet. one lgG-pieC- florsl decorated Dinner
Set OF New Designs; Or- Brussels Room RuK-sire
svi2 feet. Two PATS $ottinghsm Lace Curtains.
Two Window ShEd-s-any color YOU desire. Two
'arge. pretty classic Pc-uf-S. One Glass Fruit
Rpwl ore rrUit Dish. VIII SN Saucers To match.
Ou~ Glar- wrt-f Pitcher and SIX Tumbie-s; One
Tar Sa't ana Pepper; SIX each. silver Plated Knives,
rurN- Tea dnt Tablespoons, one Glass sugar and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24

' is spending q few davs WITH relatives
GRO
49, Ut.ne va a busues esi.r g.
IS ".a- tsf NorIar.
John illus afu ~daugNts- EwTfs. wefe
n" sfrs-- .si'r- OF ,lsr rEt1r Nonfn'
g..-.. tN,Ifs tif'rs fs ..~ aifss.
fr e Ha property D.! = nes cost H'
..trf
W-r W 30 HovrI ant daughter Nffs
wee rIa.tfnE ' ' Hrve.s. -r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
CHARGED WITH STEALING
WATCH. rs FINED so

lehman white. an ouf-thc riNe res
ifenf. vas arrested hv a deputy sher'
IN Yesterday for stealing a watch from
... roommate When arraigncd BE-
f.ra Squire Wickhsm last nght White
D. eadcI ruiltt and was lined so ana
costs. or 10 days in jail lie vas IN
,lie ~ furnish tho money and VIII
fIk. fIo time sentence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
Sale Prices Save June Brides $50 to 500
o 500 In Furnishing the New Home
4: f.: &: 3: =: &C.: e: e: !; + + :: !: S248.'4
housekeeping For

Pay u: $500 Cash and we will deliver and
place this outfit SO thet you can move right
in and 60 10 housekeeping. The balance you
can paw Just SIS suits your circumstances .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
HON. HENRY ziLLtKEN
IS At MT CLEMENS.

Doom iItur, IiiItsu. 90 Wrilsburg.
20 Nt tIemsus Nirh TAKING tho
ODD nrf.I Lrfh. 81. Illliseu ~scquifed
UffIr frrIm fi-m Is-f spdng during
fI. Of.. r..HI arU hopes Co act va
of ft. troublesome stiffness at Me.
t..wrr. arF vrItr- Thar no is very
~..r encouraged 10 "a. tou'rr up IN
V.pr'cau du.."s frc ne7fri form than
r Vr.f NfreIuIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24

Bon.
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.s ..
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r ' f.' Hs.m' t.s .of .. -r
... .t.... .-........
. -.a
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rr 900 .t f. .
- f.f 30 fF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-24
A MIGHTY FINE BED ROOM

one hHn--ome BrasS Eed that - guaranteed not
- tstaisa. one ff"e-dra~er Mahogany -Chiffonier'
one s'- GAss Mahogany ITesser. One Rocker. Oak
l- NAtussGy. u1e Heavv. good Felt Mattress. one
age Comfort. one extra strong good steel Sprins
,.i- -aif eoo1 Feather Pillows. one pair good Pt.-
low cases. 70 good :Gil s:sei white Sheets; one
81 .-=e.vs wife quit. one pretty floral design
it.sssl- FIs-size sVi2 Two pairs nottingham
TNO Pietares-appropr!ste subjects.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-08-15

mission to the courts by the legisla-
ture's formal recognition of Lieuten-
ant Governor Glynn as acting COVER
nor
Re10rts were that such recogni-
tion would be granted by the SEN
ate b. confirming the appointment by
Lieutenant Governor Glynn of state
labor commissioner. Abraham I. Elk
us of New York is said to be the
man favored by Mr.. Glynn for the
office.
The great seal of the state of New
York is still in the possession of
Governor Sulzer, Notwithstanding the
claim of his opponents that II legally
passed out of his keeping and into
the custody Of the lieutenant governor
when the senate received the articles
of impeachment Sulzer still occu-
pied the executive chamber and will
continue to occupy 1t, or attempt TO
DO so. till the impeachment trial is
under way. He still occupies the ex-
ecutive mansion.
The governors wife, star witness
for the defense, lies seriously iii In a
state of collapse at the executive
mansion. A specialist on nervous
diseases, summoned by wire from
New York city, is in constant attend.
ance upon her.
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MILITIA ORDERED
To STRIKE ZONE
Serious Disorders Occur on
Vancouver Island.

Vancouver, b. c., Aug. 15.-Follow-
Ing night OF rioting In the provin-
cial districts of Nohaimo North and
Nanaimo South. on the. east shore OF
Vancouver island, 800 militiamen
were ordered by Governor Bower from
Victoria to take strategic positions In
the great coal fields.
All night rumors and messages
poured into Victoria of violence offer
ed nonundon miners and their homes.
Besides dynamiting at Ladysmith,
fifty miles north of Victoria, where
the mayor called for militia early In
the night, 1t was reported that the
railroad track near Wellington had
been torn up and that homes OF non
union miners at Extension, village
Of 1000 persons. had been burned.
The Nanaimo Herald, a morning
newspaper, has suspended publication
and destruction OF its plant has been
threatened.
Police officers who returned here
from the Extension mines reported
that six strikebreakers had been kill.
ed and many members of the pro-
vincial constabulary wounded in a
clash with striking miners. Other
reports gave smaller number of
casualties.
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NOW LAuDS THE GOVERNOR
Girl Who Recently Sued suIxer for Al
legged Breach Of Promise.

Philadelphia. Aug. 15.-Miss Mig
non Hopkins, the former Brooklyn
young woman who lighted the first
fuse and threw the first bomb In the
political warfare against Governor Sui
ger, admitted that she is sorry for the
governor and emphasized her state.
ment thus:
But Billy Sulzer is no gutter and
tears shed now might be wasted. His
enemies will find before they get
through with him that he can fight"
II was Miss Hopkins who caused a
sensation several weeks ago by in
stituting breach of promise proceed
ings against Governor Sulzer. She
charged that several years ago he had
wooed and won her. promised to make
her his wife. only eventually to marry
Miss Rodelheim OF Philadelphia, who
was found by his side when he was
accused of irregularities In the con.
duct of his office.
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HUNDREDS DIE IN
CHINESE BATTLE
Desperate Fighting Takes
Place at Canton.
CITY IS BEING PILLAGED

Government Troops Have Joined the
Rebels and Lootins 10 Generai-Huge
Fires Causing Immense Destruc
ton Of Property.
Canton, China, Aug. 15.-Twelve
hundred were killed in the fighting in
Canton city. Pillage is in progress
everywhere.
Half of the government troops have
Joined the rebels and together they
have looted the principal goldsmiths
and silversmiths' stores.
An attack on the foreign conces'
sions at Shameen is believed by for
eign residents to be In contemplation
and the detachment of Indian native
troops stationed there as guard was
reinforced from Hongkong. The for.
eign quarters serve as a buffer be.
tween the rival forces.
A huge fire broke out, destroying
thirty barracks, and as a result OF the
accompanying rioting the exodus oi
the civilian population continued with
out abatement.
From Fayuen, to the north of Can
ton, report was received OF rising
OF brigands. General Lung Chikuang
with his Northern troops, has retired
from the vicinity of the city.
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WHITMAN PLANS TO FIGHT
New York Prosecutor Elected From
Restaurant by Police.

New York, Aug. 15.-Mayor GaynoI
and the police went the limit in the
crusade against all night restaurants
when fifty or more policemen raided
Healy's restaurant for the fifth time
and elected 300 women and men, in
cluding the district attorney.
Warrants were promised for Inspec
tor Dwyer. Acting Captain Hart anC
Deputy Commissioner Mckay, whs
were personally in charge OF the raid
and for Mayor Gaynor and other Off
cials of the police department, charg
ing assault and battery, malicious de
struction and other high crimes and
misdemeanors.
Dwyer "caudght Tartar" when one
Of his men, a dapper and youthful po
liceman, found District Attorney Whit
man among the diners and attempted
to eject him. Whitman threatens tc
prosecute the mayor and his police
officers.
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TURKS CAPTURE BULGARIANS
ottomans Apparently In Earnest
About Continuing War.

Constantinople, Aug. 15.-Appar-
emily In earnest in her warning to the
great powers that the Ottomans
would continue to fight against the
Bulgarians unless the alleged atroci-
ties in Thrace are stopped, Turkey Is
keeping up operations against Bull
garia.
According to report received here
Turks surrounded and took prisoners
detachment of eighty-five Bull
garians at Kousikaviak. Three Bull
garian military officers were arrested
and imprisoned at Adrianople, charged
with being spies.
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Albany, N. Y, Aug. 15.-The com.
pick machinery of the state govern
ment, over which both William Sulzer
and Martin H. Glynn claim sole au.
thority. bids fair to be thrown out of
gear by their rival attempts to di.
rect II.
Heads OF many departments were
divided into two groups. One of
these groups, under the leadership OF
Sulzer. adhered to his contention
that his impeachment was unconsti-
tutional and prepared to continue
their obedience to his instructions as
II there had been no impeachment.
The other, holding that he ceased to
be governor when the senate re-
ceived the articles of Impeachment
charged against him, was marshaled
under the standard OF Glynn, ready
to carry out his orders and to ignore
any which the impeached governor
might see fit to issue.
Never In the history Of the state
has Its army OF employees been more
demoralized. Nor does the panic
affect only the internal affairs of New
York. It extends to the states rela-
tions with other commonwealths and
unless the issue Is speedily settled
there is every indication that other
states will shortly find themselves in
the perplexing situation of deciding
for themselves who is governor.
An instance of this situation was
revealed In the announced intention
OF both Glynn and Sulzer to sign
rsQuisition papers for prisoners held
in the name Of New York beyond its
borders.
No Relief In Sight.
Whatever the day might bring forth
no permanent relief in the situation
was indicated. Leaders OF the two
factions expected no settlement of the
problem until after the meeting Of
the legislature next Tuesday at noon.
Then they believe the isue will be
squArely Joined and ready for Aub.