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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
.O'NE|LL INSISTS
ON THIRTY DAYS
TIRED or BEING aux OUT or
BOARDING HOUSES. WANTS TO
90 TO JAIL

60 To JAIL
NEW YORK. July 2z.--'T insist on
being locked up and given thirty days"
Thus was Lieutenant Dickson. OF the
City Hall police station, Jersey city,
addressed by Hughey oNeili early
today.
Run of to the park and cool on,
It's too hot to be locked up" said
Dickson
II insist upon being sent to the
county Jail for thirty days. ! can
get work all right, but every time l
get into a boarding house they put
me out" said ONeiil.
Come. come, now o'Neili: don't you
know that IL you are sent away Tor
thirty days they make you work?
I'll take a chance on that. What /
want Is a place to rest, and by Harry.
I'll get 1t. II you don't look me up
I'll go out and smash one OF your
windows and then you will have to
take me in"
well. IL you insist upon being in
the jug, In you CO. said Dickson.
O'Neill in his palmy days. was locke cd
upon as a mighty good lightweight
fighter. He fought number Of fisttc
stars In years gone by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
SEALED PROPOSALS
Virginia Penitentiary

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
nish the Penitenttary 2.000 tons high
grade steam coal. with aguarantee of
B. r. u. and to run not less than 20
per cent lump. delivered on SECOND
Street yard. c. a O. Railway; $500 tons
same quality, delivered at state Farm
Station, c. h O. Railway. 30 tons eG&
anthracite, so tons nut anthracite and
800 cords good, seasoned pine wood, TO
Be delivered on the renitentfary
grounds, all freights to b. prepaid.
For further information apply to
J. b. WOOD,
- u. s~f.s Superintendent,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
SCHEDULE.

sssm4i ss G.SsT1,Hs5s . q a1 rs seSss.

Premier Carrier OF the south
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
r.: H-Foliowing schedule nsurs:
e:fo 4. M.-Daily-Locsi for Char
totte, Durham and Raleigh.
1880 4. M-paily.-LimIted-Fcr al
Sleeping Cars to Ashevl,le: n
Durham and Intermediate stations.
500 r. M--Dafly-For naaviile. At
lanta and Birmingham, with electric
lighted Drawing Room Sleeping Cars.
1i:lS r. M-Daiiy-Limited tor AZ
points South Pullman ready 500 p. n
ESQ p. M-DAtly-To West Point
connecting for baltimore Monday.
wednesday,. and Friday -. ,.,.
MGMnndey, "wednesday and Friday
TRAINS ARRivE RICHMOND;
- From TIE South. s; ,.os A p NJ 81; AM, 4
iiss =. 4. e3ssp. s.n,,ssay ~ ..uv.
li:1S A. n Monday, Wednesday and
Friday II. spkaEsssss.s 3. f ?. %
GOT East Main b Phone Mad s7&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
JOINT SESSION
TO ELECT CLERK

President Adams. OF the board of
Aldermen. has celled the city council
to meet in joint session next Monday
night, for the purpose of electing a
successor to the late s. c. Weisiger,
chief clerk to the city auditor.
The only name mentioned in con-
nection with the Office Is that of John
Harvie, q young man who has had
considerable experience as assistant
In the auditors Office. The office
carries q salary of s1,525 a year with
IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
New Charters Granted.

The following charters were grant
ed by the State corporation commits
sion yesterday: ~@ae 4sT 49,
Old Dominion Peanut corporation
Norfolk. Va: $4,000 to $25.0oo;
Kemp E. Savage. president: Tazeweil
Taylor. secretary. Norfolk. Va
The Citizens Auto Transportation
company. inc, Roanoke. Va: 5000
to $40, goo; W. Fl. Renncr. president:
r. II. Willis. secretary and treasurer;
John Cash--all of Roanoke.
Order of the First Families Of Eir-
ginia. Williamsburg. Va: no capital
stock; Mrs. Minnie G, Cook, president
Isl Thirteenth street. Milwaukee,
Wis; Mrs. w. Roy, secretary and
treasurer. 225 harrington street
Rochester. n. Y; Lyon G. Tyler, VIII
ttamsburg. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

Now In the Time for An Housekeepers
to save money. am taking orders
for all the coal and wood you will
need this winter: you can pay by the
week during July and August. It
will certainly advance. I only sell
free burning zeal because rs best
My wood IL cheaper than It has been
in years. Phone or call 1t my Of
nee, LONGS 1906 West Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

20 Acres. Price. o6.O0O.-1O Acres
cleared. balance in wood: Good gray
loan with clay subsoil. watered by
creek. spring and two branches
House OF nine rooms. new frame,
double back porch ana front porch
65 feet long. with chicken. houses.
new stable, barn. etc. y miles from
yards OF railroad station and large
Agricultural school: close to church
and postoffice. VIII sell ten f1o)
acres Of this land and house for
rs Acres. Price. eso0.-six .(S) Acres
cleared: 10 acres OF second growth,
eaiy subsoil, Land gently l rolling &, SUI u,
farm. House of three go rooms.
stable and other outbuildinEs: i:
miles from Richmond and l mile OF
railroad station postofhce, store. and
half mile Of church and school.
SIS Acrrs. Price. ss.7so-ons -fe.rth
mile from depot. with good public
aefss in nigh state Of cultivation.
creek. spring and well. and close TO
river. All necessary outbuildinES
of every description. Ia good shape.
Large yard with immense shade trees
Of various kinds, schrubberiea. now
ers. etc, Orchard of various kinds OF
fruit all In FUN bearing. This farm
car be aividsd into n one Of a 20, acres .rs
ie road runs through L. leaving I.
house and orchard on either side ct
the road. B. r. WATKINS. % North
Ninth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

Because of unsettled financial con-
iitions and the stringency of the
money market certain construction
work on the line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad has been tempor-
arily suspended. Nice-PresidentG Cap
les stated yesterday that the need for
the Improvement Nogb is.uat messing.
All needed construction work will .he
continued and the ether will be re-
sumed shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
p,.u. Fer CA.rIette.v,lie station.

Plans Tor new. union passenger STA
ton at Charlottesville have been filed
with the State corporation commission
and approved by Judge Rhea. The new
building will be of modern construc-
ton and VIII cost $4,000, The new
station will be erected at a point where
the tracks OF the Southern cross the
Chesapeake and Ohio In the residential
section OF the town. The Chesapeake
and Ohio already has n downtown sta
ton for its exclusive use.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

Typewriting Neatly ana Accurately
done: rates reasonable. Apply be-
tween 10 A. NJ and S P. NJ. 10
North Ninth street. room 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
$3.50 chilaren .e.so.

All stops except Sutherland between
Petersburg and Burkeville have been
secured. going and returning, at the
same rate. all r4s -
Thursday, July gath. . a. M. Returns
ing leave Luray Friday, 25th, r. NJ.
arrive Petersburg 1850 r. NJ Write
ISHAM II. DYER, PetershurE. Sa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
Virginia Polytechnic
Institute
BLACKsBURG. VA.


Degree courses In Agriculture
Applied Biology. Horttcaltu sASri-
cultural Engineering, Applied Chen1-
istry. Chemical Engineering. Metal :
iurgy and Metailography, Applied
Geology. Civil Engineering, Mschan-
zeal Engineering, Electrical Engt-.
neering, Mining Engineering. Sixty
four Instructors, Thoroughly Equip
ped shops. Laboratories and Barns.
Steam heating ana eiestr5c lights IN
dormitories. Library 90. 600 volumes.
Farm Of LOO acres.
Two-Year Course In Agriculture
and Earmers' Winter Course.
Total cost of session of nine
months. including tuition and other
fees, board, washing. uniforms, med
zeal attendance. etc., 1891: 25- Cost
to Virginia students, 1921 20:
The next session opens WednesS
day, September ~. 1919.
PAUL b. BARRlNGER, N. u. IL. D..
President.
Write for Catalogue. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

RfsAnona ana CAesaoe1ke Day Rail.
way Co0ss1y.
eCHEDrry.E OF ELECTRfC TRAINS
BYFECrTvE MAY %. 1915
Leavo Richmend. Laurel and Broad
s & r.. Ia: ls x H.. .:la:ie f. II. iii iii
SS:ieP, N. $50 p. N. e:I9 T. NJ. l:is
s y. ss;is ?. N. is;is r y. ii:.s
Leave Ashland. England ana Maple
esPssts; :s;ss A, M; n nsSS;se ~ ,fsssss
stt.oV M.,-asf.e SOC
r. n, 800 Y. ~. 400 r. n, es:na r. y.
500 7. u. 100 p n. 500 p. ~. eS:ee
p. n, 800 p n
4 s43llly. AErspA Eunda1s sags,ss7sryss $500
ss4un3Ay only.
oC0s41a0 hnG4a4A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICE
EXCURSION.

LARGE CROWD TO EN-
ISOLATION EXCURSION TO BUCK
ROE BEACH WEDNESDAY. AU-
GUST 9TH A CHANCE FOR YOU
TO WIN ONE OF THE MANY
PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
FUN WITHOUT LIMIT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
DYER's FOURTH ANNUAL POPULAR
Two-Day Excursion to the
Mountains and Cayerns s
of Luray
Via n. 4 w. and e.. & q. n. r.,
THURSDAY. JULY 24th 18th.

TIT HsUN'' WI ~Ts"~~Oe1.
Hours OF travel in the Valley of vtrs
GINA in full view of tho Blue Ridge
and Allegheny mountains. night and
more than half day at Luray.
All Necessary Expenses--R. r fare,
three meals, lodgings transportation
from Luray 10 Gaverns, admission
shown with guides
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Jackson 4 Taylor. sas-3s1 Monticeils
Arcade, Norfolk. Va, Farm lands
. speciality. We have for sale q large
list Of desirable farms, many OF
which are saltwater front farms,
where you have bathing. boating and
fishing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

wANrED-sEvERA ROUTE BOYS
FOR EAST END ROUTES, APPLY
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. THIS
OFFICE,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

To Lasfes-Yeur Cat Hssr or csmbings
made into beautiful switches
pompadours, wigs. etc, In the most
artistic mann esr,rxy,sCdhSSTrs es u ysIrs
STORE. a1a North Fifth street
Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
LOST

4Sest-BInek and White Pointer
! female. black ears, black epots on
rump near tail. wearing collar with
licensed tag, name and address OF
Y owner. IS reward Ii returned. Phone
. Madison 1903. c. SIMS BAILEY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

WANTED

wAvrED--ro DuY A NAME ABOUT
FIVE OR SIX YEARS OLD: NusT
IN .r GENT sx!,, A A. p,r work nkk nss
MARE" CARE vIRoINIAN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
STATEMENT

Statement Of the Ownership, Manage
meat. Circulation. Etc., Of The Rich
mOnd yirKinian. published every
mornlng at Richmond, Va. required
by the act Of August -. 1912.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

Lsdjes-Y~ap CaaDlngs MADE lnto
beautiful switches. pompadours. etc
Charges moderate: old switches re-
Oh pure hair switches In the city.
Come and see THE stock before
going elsewhere shampooing. ?sc;
THaE RoYAfLE. III East Broad
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23

wAyTEn-sEvERAL ROUTE noYs
FOR EAST END ROUTES. APPLY
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. THIS
OFFICE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

II IN Need 81 Msaey morrow 1Fem
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. $50
GOD to loan on watches, diamonds.
Seweiry and sflvsrware. All business
etrictly confidential. Special OFFICES
for ladies' consultations second noor.
500 East Broad street Phone Mon
roe 3S7A
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-15

treats quick as lightning under the
folds of her 'Esar,' whereupon they
all burst into a most hearty giggling.
"Of course we do not stay there
much longer, as the slightest fami-
narity with a respectable Mohamme-
dan female by Christian would end
in his instant murder, and in cruel
thrashing should the individual be a
Mohammedan. In Bagdad 1 have
known a miserable Hindoo, literally
hacked in pieces by a fanatic mob,
for having dared to lift the pagee
(horse hair veiD of Mohammedan
female of more than doubtful char
acter.
"This sort of vengeance is strictly
executed, so that were to see Mo-
hammedan woman fall into a river,
and in danger Of drowning, would
most certainly not Jump in to rescue
her in the presence of Moslems, or
even offer my hand to raise one who
should fall in the street, as 1 know
too well that my life would be the
price of my gallantry."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-15
WHAT PUBLIC HEALTH MEANS

The tuberce bacillus typhoid and the other little pests which
lie wait bedev the human attention what religion
profess what label what whether
a buzz walk. We all look alike to them.
oughnt there uny How foolish cob
battle strength
the
council Buffalo has that
raying
for the discussion health
the free discussion of ALL public
have free discussion demecacaHy without contributing ealheah
of mind, health of soul if not Immediately health of body
We coming see that matter welfare
be translated physical and psychological health
work health problem that the biggest there
and useful and human hfe therefore nothing
health
while schools
of what call hygiene good really much
democracy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-15

female dominos at masquerades in
our own country. = -
''But to Judge by their erect car
riage, their elastic step, and nicely
rounded forms, by their large soft
black eyes flashing fiery glances from
between their remarkably long eye
flashes, their beautifully shaped chins,
ruby lips, all these compel me to
think that the three women are not
only young and handsome, but the
daughters of wealthy parents; for
their hands and well rounded arms
are sparkling with richly jeweled
rings and bracelets.
Their skin is almost as fair as
that of Sicilian brunette, being only
tinged with a faint olive hue. One of
the three fairies tries on a pair of
splendid filigree earrings, and in do
ing so, sufficiently removes her mask
as to unconsciously prove to us that
she is really beautiful.
con turning to one of her friends,
she discovers us watching her, and
with a scarcely audible scream, re-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

feIIpren babe II hpeber in Sbio nod
in anberen Staaten betpdbrt, uno es
iei iebr 3u beoauern, bab bic ber@
flofIene Qeeislatur Die GbDarDs Bill
nift ongenmmeR babe, fpelhe itatt Der
QtIIsiforen unb ngoorbs of ReDiep"
In iebem gountn Die grnennung zines
Gteuerfommiifdrs Doriab, ber unter
Der Staatsz SteuerfommiFion feline
Yflihten gu erfiillen babe.
Die 8otfhaft 3dblt bdnn mebrere
G,riinbe auf. pesbalb bds Staatsz
3ufthdus nidt ausgplumbus entfernt
iperoen fotlte. Cine aus Senatoren
uno Rsprdientantsn 3uiamr,engeieBte
RommiHipn babe bereits Dor entigen
sSabren bic beiieingeridteten unb mo,
6srniten 3uhtbdufer Des 2anbes be-
Iuht unb ibre 8eobu6tungen in einem
Beriht nieDergelegt, beHen Stubium
er Der aegisldtur MIR enpfe5len tSSfftt=
ne. Die apiten Der grridtung zines
neuen 3uhtboufes piiroen piel 5u hos
be fein, ipdbreHb fir Derbditnibmdbie
qerinee 2tuslagen i'm jeBigen 3uht'
hauie ufle mpoernen ginri6tungen an:
oebrdht lperben tonnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
Gleine Ypli5einahribte n.

Ger BON ben 9e6eimpoli3iiten
@enter uno @ernbarbt berbaftete ans
tfonD Stod, Don SEQ. 308 Weit 10.
StrQBe, ioll eingsItanben 6aben, ben
Ndlnen ber Goombs 2umber 60. BON
Qerinqton, ap., unter einem Ghet
fir $38 sefdIIdt gu hoben.
- GinSinbreher ftattete Der Wob@
nung bes +. 3. 8etts, $50. 1909 Ban
miller Strabs, einen geiua ab uno
entpenbeten cine 9uitarre i'm Wertbe
bon $85. 9ieielbs 9uitarrs mar BE-
reits bor einigen Woden geitohlen. iez
bod Ipdter BON Der poli3ei 4pieoerz
erlungt tporben. Die poli3et fabnoet
ouf einen Mann, tpel6er i'm 8er0adtt
iteht, ben geitrigen Ginbru4 Derubt gu
bdben.
- Nus Der Wobnung bes Simon
Smmsrmann, go. 736 Rihmonb Str.
nurben geitern BON einem Shlei6btebt
aleioungsitiide i'm Bertfs bon $25 gss
itDhleu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
@b. 4. Weil
ganej1briaer @ise.Vraiioent Der We'
itern German gnnf,
Niro mpraen ans 0eImnbbeitsriid-
iidten rriianiren.

ssn ieiner morgiaeit esabres.Ber.
ianmlluna Der Aftiondre Der Beitern
Bernan 0anf miro Serr Godpnro &.
sseil, Der felt ssobren ais gi5eprnli-
Dent fimgirte, ieirm Reiignaiioa al5
ioldpr ;is;;terbreiten. jeood) feline Uilt'
aIieoid,oit Inn Iireftoriiun beibebol.
ten. Scrr Meil lit ieit einiger 3eit lei.
bend uno mar infolgeoeiien ge3lpun.
pcn, oas gctt ioipobI, iuie aiidl ods
Sous su bitten. Wie perloutet, miro
Serr Senrp Soppe, Der jepsge aaiii.
rer on Steae Des Serrn Weil als
gi5cpr1iibent ertpablt uno Serr al-
bert 8ipmon, Der jesige SiIlis.aaiii-
rer, sum aaiiirer pronioDirt ipsreen.
Iie Wafan5 i'm Gireftorium tuiro OH
ne 3meiiel onrh Die erlpdblling oes
Scrrn gsrn. Gilbert, friiberen Bari
fomnaiiidr uno iesiger praiioent Der
gudene sSounorn &c., bcieet tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07
ZterbliHf

1orotbp gdfer, Z W'onate. Apple
mo 8onbalia. Sllngetientsiinoung.
George u. 8enner, 63 Sabre. 424i
Dune Ape., 2ungenent5inoung.
Ehilipp Sdnpnrb, 70, 1853 atrbp
acao, Gbehirnid'lag-
esohn RInf, 80, 901 Belts StrnBe,
2iHtgenentjiinoung.
ssohannn Wiuter, rs, 1910 SprEla
StruBe, giierenleiber.
Geo 9toB. -. Canton, ap, S,t'
queii in Sdlpebc. -
Glura aesner, "a, 6i2 @eit g.
CTR, Snaipit in Sdapebe.
Carrie Sdlamelia. 46. COZ gseit o
StrdBe, Ser3leioen.
Sarrn gristcr, 43, SIT Sanntbol
EtraBc. Serjleioen
ssohn Seibcrt. 46, so ghil6errr
StraBe. Wnsenbluten.
,sreberif SdPrrer. So, 1885,
Gleaiant CIR, altersidnpafe.
2ouis Saiipt. s. 1928 Dolnig Str.
Sdnrlad)fieber.
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WusIano. telegraph


guoupeit 6. Sanuar. 5ier II
Elm umFunsrei6er, Iton geraume ,3ett
ihnuughaft betriebener SdtDiHDel
aufgeosdt poroeu, Der Is 3ahlungsfde
bi1en iunGen Qeuten erHogiitte, i'd,
pem TtiIitdroienit gu sEt3iehen.
Gin Sberitabsar3t uaD Elm Se8Irts=
fslopebel iiuo bereits in 9aft genoms
men. Die beioeu b1ben, foDsit oaE
big jeBt porliegenoe 8speisraterial
ecieben ldbt, 6ano in 6auo mtteinans
Ter aearbettet. Die 5are bes Sbers
ftdbsQrs.es ioq srpoIfhunosrt 9roner
bttragsn babsu fir jeoen, Dem purt
ieiue 9ermittIuRg bic geiegtpiorige BE
fretung pon Der 0ieHitpiIi6t erulDs'
Iitt nurbe.
Bsitsre gerbaftungsn iteben beoor
Sic fraH30iiite 8 G br'
maht uno Die 9eool.
teruu95abuabme.
Quris, 6. sSdfuldr. Der oon Der
irau50iiit'en Reqis.lnB sur gefalrpis
lu8 Der GrtpoIterung eingeleste Nus
ifuB bar einen 8eidluBantrng dnJe'
nonmen, mouad9 Die 3uru Ottiltar.
oienit mir lutuuglih beiunoenen 2eil
te pon ibrenr -. bis 81. 2ebenslabrc,
ollie 3rpei Sabre BON eIner mili-
tardr5tliteu sfommiiiIou mteriuf,
uno i'm GignumgsfaIle ais aeieroilter
einaeIteIt Deroen ioueu Sierourd
wiiroe Die arnee gegen 350,00C
Mann getpinnen uno Die 6urd, 0legb'
nahnIe Der 9eburten oerurladte Siift
uusgefiillt peroen.
aus Seiterreih garn.
gBien, 6. San. - Der offi3ioi'
Better Climb" bringt einen offsniiht
lich an bic 4breiTe Der 5iirtst unb Del
goltans gsrbiinoetsn gsrihteten 4rti
tel, Der ein sntidieoenss 9orgebel
/ Seiterreiit ungarns antiinoigt fir oer
SgdQ, ooB bic 5rieoensperhanOlun
in Qonbon niht gu einem frispIiher
| 4bi6Iub gelaneen.
9ds glatt tbeilt nit, Bel einsm nm
befrispigsnoen 9erlauf Der 5risosns
&onisren3 peroe Seiterrei6s sllngdrl
pdbrihsinlid1 iein Defenders aroBei
Sntereife an einsm baloigen Trieoens
! Ihlub in snersifher Weiie betunoel
uno ielbit ben 1rieoen in Der Rahbdr
lhdft Der Wtpnarhis herbeifiihren.
Die 2 haffuns zines 8ro 5
4lbduiens perlunst.
| sSn ben hisiisen 8iGttern tritt in be
jingitsn 3eit cine auffulIsno itarte 8c
peguns su @uniten Der S6offuRs q
nes 0roB@ @albanieus an ben Gag. Di
3eitunsen legen bar. oab elm 6rob
WIbonen sins poIitiIds RCsalpsnois
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-07

Tns Tad bes Nobnbai'es bcs
$enrp Hoie. 9,o. 2702 Sofi apen.ie,
serietb firth >seiiern Diorsen III
9ranb. Tns sseiier wuroa pom einem
Vaifanten entoedt. ipeld,er id)leunIsit
bic I'M tieien St,laie Iiesenoen Saiis.
bapobner aufiue,1te. 9toie imb jspei
Gohne tletterten ani bas Toh imo
ianbeH In Der Inflrinne einen Snu-
fen 0lgetrantier Gunipen Iitlterlob
brenneno Dor lie Befobr ipuroe Be.
ieitigt, obne ooB Die 5eieruebr in
Anjpruh genomTen sii Deroei
brniid,te. ssn Der Allen 'hintrr Dem
&o,,ie mnrben ipdter aanren nit Gel
porgei,nrben. EoIi5ei nno Staatsieuer.
irsaridnn iinb NIT elmer llnieriiitnl9
beihnftigt. ba allen llnutaHoen nad)
81 ,,rtbeilen, granoiiiftuns oorliegt.
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Verfonala9 otiSem.

Die Iterbiits 6iiTIe BEG be.druten
oeuiitsn arisgspstsronsu Serru 5 :
|tob Refer on piro am Wtit.!uo5
2admittog um orsi uhr bon Der aas
peus oes Spring Grooe Jrieohofes aus
CUR lsstn Ruhe 8ebettst treroeH uno
Der 9eutfte 2anotpehr0ersin IDIro
islbitrsbeno Dem !angidbrissH WlitgIieo
bus lsste Gbreu9eIeit sebsn.
Mit aufrittiser 3rausr tpirb in
ipeiten areiieu Die aunbe bon oem ses
fern srfoIstsn qblsben bon Jruu
Mar1aretbe gang peraommsn
Deroeu, Die i'm 2lItsr Don 70 Sdbren
ibren 4ngeh0rigen uRo ben 3ablrsihen
5reunoeu, fpelfe lie iih i'm 2aufe Der
Jabre bur6 ihre 5erensgiite uRo per-
f0nli6e Qiebenspuroisteit 81 erperbeH
seipubt bate. our6 Den unerbtttli6en
9pn entriIien ipurbs. Die 8:tisgung
Der fteroIiten !6uus Der Gntidlafeuen
finoet am Mittpoh Ra6mittag I'm
2 llbr pom Jrauerb1aie an 0rap Iers
race. Clifton 5eights. oitIia Don -
Barrier Strobe, aus itdit.
gtrR in lpeitsn Areiien betanRte uno
bo6angeiebne Matrone lit in Jrau
Carrie 5upper, eeb. S5omater,
i'm Utter BON 90 Sdbren in Die gpigz
ieit biHiibsreeihIummert, iHnig be-
truuert BON ibren 4ngehori8en iorpobI
lpie BON siRem groben 5reunoss,reiis.
Die 8eiissung erFoIst am beutisen
Rohnittas I'm sin llbr pom Irauers
hdufe, Rp. 1425 Stats 4pe., aus, rpos
rauf I'm 2 ubr in Der Ct. MartiHis
sfirhe elm 5rausrsoiissoisnit abgebuIs
ten ipsrbeH fpirn.
frau argaretbe Rim q,
sine angsisbens unb ahtbare oeutid'
pionariu, beaiug seitern in ibrel
Wo5nung, umasbeu BON i5rsn ainoern
In srfreulit eeiftiger uno torpsrli6el
Stride bic 68. Disoeriebr Tires Bisz
aenfeites. Bon Der 9eliebtheit uni
4htuHs. pe!der fih Jrou HiHt nit
uollem Rsht erfreut. lssten bic 3uRlrei-
ten s5reunbe 3sugniB ab, pelte &C.
tommsn MARIN, um osm Geburtatags
tinDe ihre gDiinite gu iiberbrinsen
sSrau Rind spurbs auBsrbem nit man
den hdbIhen uno toitbaren 9eitsntsl
iberrafht. 4m gbeab fano Elm Geit
mnbl ftuit, bel tpsIhem Die 9eiute
NIT eem geIten, mas ae[ler uuo au5
| uufDieisn bspirtb<t Durben
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Ter nene Gprpaer.

Ter bisGrige Coroner Ir. CIiDcr
u. Goe irat eeiterH 8ornittag 10 llbr
oifiSiell ieia Amt an ieinen Nadaiol.
ger Ir. u. VI. ,soertrleDer ab, mel.
der iiurniehr Der Coroner BON Sa.
milton Gonntp lit. Or. Soertnteper
bat Die cifieennseitellten ieires Bor.
g1ngers. namentIih Glerf H,m. Bon
0oe,ie. annitabler Charles Stngnaro
ano Sfenoaraphiit eIarence Robin.
ION, ipeld,e iid, Itets ais tiid)tige. er-
fabrene ainb suuerlaiiise 9eau,ten er.
ipieien bnbeIi, beibebalten. Gns aus.
idei6cn bes Tr. Giiper y Zoe ais
Coroner BON hamilton Gou1tp. ipiro
bon allen, neIfe ienlals nit ibm n,
Ion,4lidsr Hesisbuno IN NeriibruuG c.
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GiDie Genter gommiiiiOn.

Wtanor Stunt ernannte geicrn ole
fiir3lif pom Staotratb autoriiirte
Giuic Center Gonlmiifion, oerer 2luI.
aabe es befanntlld) lem ioa, 5ulam'
men NIT Der aonrniiiiion, weIde Gas
.neue @erit,t5gebouoe erridtet. iiir
eucn barmoniid,en alusbou Der llmge-
genb 5u iorgen, nit got8 beionoerer
geriidiid,rigung Der fiinitigen Inn
lpnnoluHg oes aanalbefts in eInerl
9ouIeporb. 3u Wiitslieoern bteier
aommiiIion ernanute geftern gtnpor
2unt bic Serren Sobn 8. Sbearar,
Wo,lriee s. Gretbers u,to Sosparo