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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-03-12
PROSPECT HARBOR.

The Unity club met Thursday with Mrs.
/. n. Workman.
W. F. Bruce made business trip to
Milbridge recently.
Mrs. c. G. Larrabee snd Mrs. John s.
Coombs visited in Franklin last week.
Harvard Colwell and Norman Shaw,
students at Higgins classical institute, are
home for the Easter vacation.
The ladies' whist club met Tuesday with
Mrs. K. w. Cleayes. Mrs. Feroline Main
was unable to be present on account OF
illness, and Mrs. l.. P. Cole substituted
for her.
March 8. e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1913-03-12
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1918

Five Maine cities held municipal
elections Monday. In Bangor Hon.
F. o. Beal, republican, was elected
mayor, and the republicans elected
four of the seven aldermen and a
majority of the councilmen. In Au-
gusta three tickets were in the field,
neither receivinga majority, so that
another election will be necessary.
The democrats retained control of
municipal affairs in Biddeford. In
Belfast there was no opposition to
Mayor Hanson and the democratic
ticket, and in Brewer the republicans
had a similar walkover.
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HANCOCK POINT.
March s.

Andrew Partridge is visiting at Nicolin.
Fred Young, of Wilton, is visiting his
mother here.
Mrs. Julia Reed, who has employment at
e. A. Penney's, has returned to her home
at South Hancock.
Frank Crowley has resigned as assistant
keeper Of Crsbtree Ledge light, and gone
to New York, where he has employment.
v. M. Carter's little daughter and Mrs
Carter's son have gone to the children's
hospital in Portland for treatment. Mrs
Carter accompanied them.
March s. e,
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Local historians have delved in vain for
the history of an Old stone bridge, the
remains of which may be seen, leading
from the main island of Deer Isle to Stin-
sons Neck, now the settlement known
as Sunshine. Stinson's Neck is separated
from the main island by half-tide bar.
across which there is a good roadway
Here the ruins of an old stone bridge may
still be seen. So far as is known, it ante
dates tbs settlement of white men on the
island, and is believed to have been con-
structed by Indians. Many interesting
Indian relics have been found in the
vicinity, and on one of the smaller islands
near by, at the eastern entrance to Egge-
moggin Reach, the late Frank Hamilton
Cushing, the well-known archaologist, a
few years ago discovered the remains of
what he declared to be a permanent In
dian village - not a temporary fishing
camp, as most of the coast settlements of
the Indians were.
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Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There Is
only one way to cure deafness and that is by
constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused
by an infiamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube
is infiamed you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing. and when IL is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine out Of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing
but an infamed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We we will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (caused by catarrhl that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars, free.
F. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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DR.. E. G. Abbott, of Portland, a former
recently of being invited to appear before
a distinguished German medical society
and also before distinguished French
medical society to read his paper and to
conduct demonstration on orthopedic
surgery, for which he has achieved great
fame. The Pathological club, of Portland,
recently gave him banquet at the Elks'
club. DR.. Abbott sailed March for a
fve-weeks' stay abroad.
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Z3sIu gclantfo.
Special Nm"ss.

TINTED STATES postoflee and custom
u house. Ellsworth, Maine Office Of Gus.
todian. March 8, 1918, Seated proposals will
be received AT this building until o'clock
D. m. March -, 1918. and then openet. for
furnishing ectrie current. gas, water, Ice
and miscellaneous supplies, and for removing
ashes and rubbish, washing towels and
sprinkIing streets during the fiscal year end
ing June 30 1914 Sealed proposals viii also
be received until o'clock p, m, April q. 1918,
and then ope ned, for IS tons anthracite coal
and cords wood. Tue right to reject any
and all bids is reserved by the treasury de-
partmept o. w. TAPLEY, Custodian.
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Nominated by the Governor.

Among nominations by the governor
recently announced are the following in
Hancock county:
Notary public and justice OF the peace,
George r. Hadlock, Isiesford.
Inland fish and game warden, Frank w.
Thompson, Eden.
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COUNTY GOSSIP.

Eden's town meeting voted appropria
tons of $4,000, which with State and
county tax, will make a total of about
sos, 900 to be raised. The tax rate under
this would be about 1892 on thousand,
the highest in the history of the town,
with but one exception.
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DOLLARDTOwN.

Benjamin w. Tracy and wife are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF son,
born March 8. Mrs. Tracy was Harriet
Plaisted, of York.
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CARD OF THANKS.

THE undersigned wish to thank the neigh
i bors and friends who assisted them at
the time of the illness and death of husbs I'D
and father.
Mrs. ALICE TYSON
o j. HYsoM AND FAMILY.
HOLLIS r. HYsoa AND FAMILY.
DRxrEr L. Hysox AND FAMILY.
waltham, Me-, March 10, 1918.
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A LII persons are hereby notified aud
"A warned not TO trespsss on the Eben
Merrill property in the towns of OTIS and
Dedham, as all tresp passing n said property
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. EBRS MERRILL.
by Marie K. Maddox. his agent.
December 81, 1912.
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INHE subscriber hereby gives notice tns
she has been duly appointed admlhiS
tratr.x of the estate of
HELEN A. THOMAS, late OF Eden
IN the county of Hancock. deceased anu
given bonds as the law directs. All PEI
sons having demands against the estate os
said deceased are desired to present the sa sac
for settlement, and all indebted thereto Ai'
requested to make payment immediately
ALBERTA T. THOMAS
Bar Harbor. March 10, 1913
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VINHE subscriber hereby gives notice ths.
4 he has been duly appointed executor
OF the last will and testament OF
FANNIE f. PEASE. late OF BROOKLYN
In the county Of Hancock, deceased, no bonds
being required by the terms OF said will Al,
persons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired TO present the same
for settlement. and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment Immediately
HOMER NJ. PEAsg'
Brooklin March T. 1aIa
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INHE subscriber hereby gives notice tn-
\ he has been duly appointed admlnlS
TRAITOR OF the estate of
ALFRED L. FERNALD, late of FRANKLIN
in the county OF Hancock. deceased, ana
given bonds as the law directs All per
sons having demands against the 90
tate of said deceased desired ~
present the same for settlement, and all in.
debteo thereto are requested to make ps'
ment Immediately.
II. LEROY FERsALp'
Franklin, Me-, March IS. 1912.
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Qeutf6er Gag.
lie Gorbereitnngen Dcripred)en iuie'
Der cine groke ocutide annO'
gebntg.

Iic Telttife 3og.8eieaihaft ncidt
heuer BON aiteu grnuh, oen Geut.
ihen 3ag am eriten Sonntag i'm
Wonat September 3u ieiern, ab ulo
miro iA# beuer Sonntag, 81. Ge5ein.
Der begehern.
lie Ieutid,e Iog-8eielilfoft BOT;
Cincinnati bate i'm abaeianferen
Sabre mebrmnls 8elegeitbeit. oeut.
ihen uno nQgemetn huHanitaren
,3ipeden nerft6dtiae Silie an9eoeiben
al lniien. Gie @eieaihdft itelterte lil-
auigeioroert 5000 gum 9eiten 0cs
7eutiden 3heaters bel, uno ais oaniI
Die Sod,ilittb herantrat un0 9totb
imo eleuO ihui, lpllr0en aberrnais
5000 be;piaigt. Tas aber MIR 10 aan5
nebenbei; e. 3eigt ober, ipelh eolel
9tusen Die 9eutifye Sags8eiellid)ait
nit tbren gerin9en ar1iteu 3lt Itifted
bcitre6t III. 3ie geltrige 8erinmmlunJ
Der Tele1aten, Die inter 8oriit oon
Mifter auguit s.. gooe IN Der Gen.
| tral 5urnhaIle Itattiano, beif)afti8te
| Tih oornehnytid) nit Der s5eier ocs
9eutihen 8ages, oie AM SonHtdg,
| 81. auauIt, I'M gheIter Earf began'
qen neroen miro Is mar erfreulih.
Ill oernebmen, tpie sablretd) ote Der.
cine pieoer bel Der Sano iiito. Inn ci'
aene Sauptqndrtiere III bele9er. 9ta.
| tiirIIdl itehen immer nod 0n0ere 8er'
cine ans. Die iih aber redlt balo on
ben Sefret1r Serrn 9. g2. Gihler
Etpenoen IoQten. lie Ginlaounaen gum
| 1eit linb ausgcihift uno ibnen n
non Seiten Der 8ereine uno piele:
grioater aagemein eniiproden NOR
ben. 3err 8or5adl berihtete Jtanlens
6es geraniigung@aomittees oaB on
gereinigten SdHger uuo Dis 1urne'
mitt1un Deroen uno bereIt iino. leo,
9suunmer bes ihnen 5ugetDielener
grcgronnus az iiberHehmen. Brdli
bent gooe theiIte NIT, oaB bic Serrer
3r. &. 6. Sfca uno aongreBobgeoro
meter StanIeD gotpole Gle etnlaoung
oIs ;Seitrebner su ilnGiren angsnom
men hdtten. Ticie Wtittbeilung Dnr
Be nit gang beionoerem 9etiaa au'ge
norr,nen, oenn bon beioen Reonerr
fam, ibrem 8iloungsgang nno threg
Iausgeiprodlen eeIitidnmeritaniIheI
cs6eell suiolae, nit Red)t cine ed
| 6clrtidp1merifaniit,e Jaarebe erruor
:et reroen. Gbgleit, ale arrange
ments gctrofieu iinO, ipuroe es Den
nod fiir notbtpenoia erahtet, 90
Eoem sSeit cine meitere 8erianmIlini
absuhalten. Iie Sis,mg iuuroe oes
bolb auF Ben 90 auglrit perto8t.
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Rspgort, 25. Suit. - anget.s
.GoroIiRe" pom 9aors; oSarou.a" BON
Ieapel; rgeoric" Doh GtperpOoI; rSat-
ier 5ran5 SOiepb l." pon 2rieit;
.auiierin 4uguIte 8jctorta" Don
9amburg.
Qlbgegaugen: rIapoli" mad Ieopel;
st. 9auI" nad Soutbampton;
sWenoDsa" na6 g(eapeI.
QbiIubelpio. Qln9et.: ,,0tars
quetts~ pon Qlntlperpen; nRougoItan"
BON 8Iasgop.
Baltimore. Qnget.: naoniS
QIbert" BON Bremen.
9Ipmput B. 4ngst.; nRetp gort"
Ron Rem Yort.
ReapeL. anset.: ~5Deruta" BON
9ieip Yprt.
Quseustopu. Qbqeq.: .8aLs
tic" (pon 2iperpooO nab Retp Ycrt.
2iperpDoI. 2tnset.: r4briatis"
ron Rem gort.
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Esrisnsl.R stiseu.

5err unb 5rau 6alfsrid bon
ge[iepue Qps., W2t. Quburu. ma6en
oie 9ermdblung ibrsr dIteitsn 3odttr
Sulba in Ban Gitp, Wih., nit 6errn
Qouis Cole bon Chicago. 3n., bstcnnt.
Das iunse paor bat bic Soh3eitgrsiie
ndh COLORADO unb galiforHisn unters
nommen irnb tpirD ipatsr ir GAnago
spohnen.
Der befannts ar5t Or. G. Q. W :
Rec bat uns ourh cine 2tnii4tstarte
pom Qorotop srfrelt. Diefsibe puroe
am 6. Suli untsr 71.1O.24 Grab noros
lif,er greite nnn 25.45.50 Grao off
iiher aduge aufseseben. am A. Suli
Iubr oer Ddmpfer iiber ben poIartrsis
unb bic poffaaisrs erblidtsn gum sritsn
Wtal bic WtttsrnahtNonns. Die Wuiit
an 8orb ipieite amsrifanifhs Weiien
un0 unier ben Vaiio9iereH berrfnte.
ME Or. Rcasesihrsibt. tpahrs Begsis
iiernne.
6err ! oiepb 9 hente, Der be-
fannie 6eloentsncr. iuurDe DON ieiner
Satin NIT einsm alIsrlNbitsn aaabsn,
bsm Stnnrmbaltsr. bef6entt, Der ben
0amen Sniepb 5eroindnb Goparo srs
belt unb bas bobe 6 ihon luftig in
bic DeIt biHuusfdulettert.
Sic Serren 6. gS. s. que btb e
uno u BAN @neit iiio BON ihrer
ied,spodyigen He;ie ourh ben 8eiten
snriidaefehrt. Sic ginaen 3ur1d)il
|aIs @orldmfer Der 9urner nah Zen.
per unb il,bRn, nafoem iie lid per.
Iiheri hatten, hoB iidl Die sSeIienae.
birge ipirflidl bort befinoen. no 8ic.
tor gteiihdus IN ieinen grebbernbten
iie ge3eid,net. peiter. lie 9feiie sinq
burh ben Dcllow Stone 8nrf unn
batar Deiter lproueitIid) flnh Gnttle
Gann ourt,s Oregon Md, Gan yran.
cisco uno ocnn ourdp aaIifOrnien
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gdDiuabiider ntssgsereim,
geid,Gfte bon alIsemeinem geretns'
intereiic iperoen erIsoist.

Der Gtindbiifs linierItiibungs
gsrein periommelts iih esitsrn absnb
in Der Central 5urnbale unter 8ors
fib Dss grdiibenttn 5errn 6enrp
Gloedlcr uno Der BroiotollTubrura
oss Setrttdrs 5errn Dm. Gosttingsr.
4uf Der aranfenliite iteben brsi Wlits
alieber, fptlben Die iiblihe aronfene
untrftiibung, $12 betrugeno, ongepies
isn ipurbe, bon benz 4bleben bes
MitgIisbts Winidm gfIum tpurbe of
fi3isn Mittbsilitng gema9t unb Die
Derfnmmlung ebrts isin 4biheiocn
nurh grbeben bon ben Siben. GuBers
esnl iuibmets Der grGfioent BEN Der
bliheneH einsn ebrsnpollen Rudruf.
Dus aDmmistee fir oas am 10. Nus
euit ftatthobenoe 8ereins gicnie b.
rihttte, bab bic 0orbsrsitunsen IN
teItsn Gang finb, 3abIreihe Ysrein'
Die Ginlaoung anaenommtn hobeH
unb Elm pergniisungareifes s5eit alien
TbeiinebmerH in ausiid,t ftshe. Der
gersin fpiro iich an benz Shnei3erfeit
am 3. auauit polI3dblig befheiIigen.
Oar sSinan3ietretdr 6err 4lfrso Rein
barbt unterbreitets ieinen halbidbr.
liheu a1iienRritt. Das 6dIbia1'
beaann nit einem gefanb BON $751;.
IS. Die ginndbmen ndren $59S.2C
uno bic 2lusgabsn $671. Inter Der
ausadben figurirt ein Yoitsn Dor
$143 fir arantsngelbsr uHo poH Sl5l
fir Sisrbegsloer. Quberbem fDuroer
$500 I'm gdupereine angeleat, Ioodt
Der 6albiobrubihIub fDobl 3ufriehena
itelleno iit. QbgsIebeu bon Den neuer.
bings anselsgtsn 5000 belduft IiA bai
QtreinspermGeen ouf $7562.9O. SH
perfloHenen 6olbiabr iino 3pei Dlitt
elieber seFtorbsn. Die iesise Wsitglie;
fersabl betrGst SO. Die 6erren Qnt
breas 6p6FtrdiIsr, Wm. Siegel UNI
6. Redtfteinsr, pelde bic 9iihei
unc 1inansn eepriift baben. beri6te
ten, dasg In better Oronuns befunotr
su ba5en. On Der i5eisr oes Geutlfer
Saas pirb Der 9ersin fi4 tpisber il
Gorppre bttbeilisen uno Elm 5aupt
quarter 6elegen.
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mad Cos angeIes uno ipos Iouit nod
FIR @egcnoen uniider genaht fpur-
ben. SflipBlib nnd) Sous. .aOam
@ueli erfidrte idlieBli6, oaB Der
aanaip6a 5cIosug ibm nid)t 10 fauer
angefomuien lei tpie oieie 9uuerreiie.
2ue6bert bate itrr ein mitleioiges
9Gdeln, oem er ihlieBlid benz 6reuno
0egeniiber bic @orte oerIieb: Gu bait
chen Gbifnmanga nidt mitgemohf
gea, man fpirb ia 1onntag 9eo6mit.
taa Gie 8eifidlte boren.
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linbersaglib
@iro bic Mcparatnr oes adte Strans
g,innnfts BON Der @eit Gno Jm.
procurement aHOeiation
geipiinidJt.

ssn Roib6auie nirb beute 0ornits
tag Gin E6reiben Der Deit gno Jna
pronemsnt 4foeiation sintrtffen. in
psldem bic unper5iiglide Rsparotur
bes 8. Sirabe 9iaoutts nerIonst piro,
ba na6 4nii6t Der 9ersinisune Der
8iobutt lth gegenDdrtig in iehr baus
fdnigem 3uitano befiHDet.
Die geihIiife, bic oisism Sdrei6eH
einperlsibt iino. tpurbeu selegeHtli6 els
ner sefisrn Ra6mittns itattsshabttn
Sonberperfommlung gefaBt, Die pom
pr1iibsnten 4rtbur y. 3anlor nit
Riidiidt auf ben 3uitono oes 9iabuita
na1 go. 2141 Meit 8. Sttobe einbes
ruFen fpproen mar.
Die 9eriamnlung mar einmiithie
Der Qnii9s, onb Die Wieoerinitano'
iebnna ets 0iobutts cine abIolut.
4otbptnbistsit lit, ba in Der lsBten
3eit Der Wabutt m tbatfG9li9 beGna.
itiesuner Weiie gu pibriren be9inni
uno bic 20her i'm pflaiter imme,
grObsr iperoeR. 10 bab es tbatidblif
fir 4uiomobiliften nit Gebensgefubl
fir itd unb bic JuBgdnger perbunber
ift, ben 0iaouii nit araftDusen gu
freusen.
sSm a1ufe Der 0srfammluns tpuros
auh Der gtfiirhtung ausbrud Der.
lieben. bab infoiss Der iiirslid in an'
regine g,brattsn neuen @iaoust.pro.
jette noh oem QDeiieno Der 8. Strabs
0i1ouit als cine Qrt Stieftinb Be-
irahtet unb oblolut pernahld Higi
ipsrDen fonnte.
Qnsiirlidp tpurbe audi benz WuniG
'ausbrud stssben. bab fur oi. birstt'
8erbinouns nit benz Wsftsnh cir
8iabuit geiihert tperoen iolIe. bel
audi bei6OdnniTsr benuBt fpsrbn t6n,
ne unb es ipuroe nit ben gsi6lliIen
bic ben jtdbtiffen geboroen suainoen
ber Dcrfdlds uHirbreitst sinsn Jub.
g6ngerpinbuft an Der n6rbIihen Gel
ie bss ahis Sirnbs 0iaouiis ansu,
legsn. Der eitpa an Der Qeunten 5tru.
BE enoen unb iih In aleiher h0be mi
ben Gklsiisn Der Giiobabn befinber
foll. Die aoiten oieies 3psigpiabustE
fDiirosn iih noh Der anfifa oel
Witnlisbsr Der MSsfsgnb Smprope,
ment ATociniirn nif,i aubsrael
p0bnlith bod, itsIIsH. bo has Bono
thigie 2dHb fstr bilIig srnorben tper
ben tam.
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Romm mein Iieber 5hna6elfran3, tds
rara - 3ansen mir mai Bddeltun3,
tarard = apmn, rlein ShoB, niht
lana oefadelt eSmmer fefte losgez
ipadelt!" ST bas niht erhaben2 gtiht
mfnDer poetiSd lit bas beItebte 2teo aus
Der .ainozR1uigin" bsm Repertpires
itiid bes Wetropols2 beoters: rDein
5hidfaIb riibrt mid gang unD gar,
Qmalia, Mmali1! Was ods erlebt, Ous
fiino fiirpabr 5tdnbalid, Stanbolia!"
Was in einem 2iebe ftebt, beiien 5ttel
beiBt: rRomm, S6ab, tomm in Den
Stabtpdrf!" tOnnen MIR ums i6on
benfen; Elm mebr flotter Son bsrridt
in Dem betannten r5rdulein, tonnen
sic lintsrum tan3en2 Gintsrtlm tit
Der Glou bonn ganssn!" l1nenttpegt 1T
Der gerIiner Bis iebt Der BOfe .8upp>
| den" treu geblieben, bic tbm Den neues
fen Sflager geliefsrt bat, uno bic fett
neun Wondten ununterbro6en i'm
9bdlias Z hedter gefpielt pirb. opupp@
den, bu biIt mein 2titsenitern" bort
man no6 Bel alien frlogli5en 9efedenz
beiten, unb oef gufen ieber 8erlinerin
palt Dor Rii6rung, penn Iie e per@
nimmt. goltstbiimIih iit aud Die
fleine See pom Saoetpe" (aabepe
| 6eiBt: 81. b. So, 8auFbaus bes Use
| itens), aug Der goTfe n5o66erri6afts
| Ii6e Wohnungen". Sc beqtnpt: sd
trof bos reiSenoe GeId0pf6en-g}ad>
mittags i'm 8dbepe, - Shldnt Die
5igur, itro66Ionb bas a0pf6en -
Sd brdngte mid in ibre Rdb." Die
tpeitern Nbenteuer nit Der See Tino fur
ben Don Suan tpsniger erfreulit5: ,Gs
nobm mir 5er3 unb portsmonnaie -
Die tIeins See pom aaoetpe" Sn Die
fen Qieberb Iiegt ia oft Elm Stiit iensr
fpsrqnugten 9ertiner Selb5tironis, bi!
gar ntdt 10 Oiel Dis brau6t, um redt
dn3isbeno 3u iein. Die 8oItsIeele III
eben nttt 70 stnfoa, pie Gitteraturs
profeToren uno Daarenbanssaommta
annebmen.
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Iies ,tnb 9ae.

~ Staotanipult gsttman bat bic
gaseefsGlI6aft gsitern ihriftli6 onges
tpisIen. in 3utiulft in qodlono tsin
Waifer me6r aus ben WilIcreet in ben
adnal AL pumpen. ba hierourh bic
DdHermense i'm Wilcrset perrinesrt
uno infolgebefen bic iiblen Geriite
rererGbert perbeH. Die 8usgeleHz
f6aft bat gpdFer in ben aaHal ges
-pumpt, um iia cine grObsre Wafers
ursnae fir ben gstrieb ibrer 4nlage on
Der plum Strabe 3u fi9eTu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

Wdbrenb zines Gtreites auf benz
9nmpfer Sbic ipurbe geitern Morgen
Der 4sger Stendro 5Obn 6ifs DON Ell
nem anberen Reger NIT einem WeTer
in bic linte Ssite geito4en. 6ifs
purbe mad benz ftd0tiiten SpIpital
gebruht, tpdbrsnb Der 1bGter entfam.
Die poli5ei sbeiiBt cine quite geihrei=
bung oes 56dters unb piro na6 bem
rabtaten Qegsr etfrigit geiuat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

i6dften Der aOmmifionsbGnolsr ges
fpiie Routen feitgelset unb pOli5eilid
btfpd6t Derben follen. Ssiir bieien
gepo4ungsbienit lo[ien ettpo $50 Yos
li5iiten dbfommdnoirt fDerben. Die bes
treffenben Routen fpurben unDersiigs
lih BON Wsrtretern Der aommiHionss
bnlbIsr unb 5nfpettor Carroll uusses
lsqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26
Jemer.

- 2tn Der 8bolion un0 Redoing
Rodo gerieth geitern aus unbetannter
llrfade pas 4utumobil BON u. WiI-
belmp, BON Bomb Oil, in granb. Die
5euertps5r Duroe geruisn unp l0i6te
ben unbebeutenoenben grano. Gin
Shaoen entftono nidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

.Shuen if bic Grau burcae5-cnutf.
Dos 1T peinlin, uno mas aas TGr Gin
auF'eben maht?"
I'D, gar niht ....,. es ifs i1
f9ou q fiinfteutaI!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26
lInfdne.

- Don eintm Gtrdbenbabnpdaen
ntr Clifton Gin QiRie purbs aes
fern bic bier Sabre alis saaiie Cries
MD. BON go. 1875 Gin 5trobe, Dor
bem elierlihen naufe niebergtftoBen
unb trus leihtt WsrIeBungen .nmRrpfe
nnbon. Der aIeinen ipurbe I'm ft1bfis
f4tn 6ofpitGI Gin Uerbdno anssIsgi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

Die 0ersinigung r5ubrpsrtsbeiiser
Diu iid ouf tsine fbieOsgeridtli4e
Grlebiguns Der RcntrOperfe eiHe
laifen. Die WerGnnts Drapase
SO. ipiro gegen ben gsrbano Der
iSnbrlsute tlag6ur. 0erIdraI
GtnbaltsbeftbI fotpie Sddosnsrfab.
- aommiiTionsbdnbEer fitern iid)
fir ibre 5uhrperte poIi3etIiden
Sdus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26

unbetdnnten gssiDn I'm eine 5alstette
nit Wsbdillon, bas bas WloHcgrnHsm
8. g. trdgt unb ein MrmborD btftobs
len. Der Wsrluit teIGuft ii6 auf $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-26
0imbriidbe isssb Diebjtdble.

- Sn ben Rdumen Der D. 80. G.a.
puzbs seitxH 6elsH eauicn BON elmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-09-24
HAS ELUDED HER MOTHER.
Philadelphia Officials Fear Broadway,
Virginia Girl Has Been Enticed
Away.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. "a 1t is
feared "white slavers" may have
boarded a tnain from Philadelphia
and enticed away Louise Rhodes, the
pretty 17-year-old Broadway, Va,
girl who eloped to this city six weeks
ago with her fancc, Francis CaFnon,
90 years old, son Of wealthy liquor
dealer, of Washington, D. c.
They were arrested before they
could get married because Of the
youth of the girl.
1t is possible, however, that Louise
may have simply decided not to go
home.
The girl was placed on train al
Broad Street Station bound for her
home at Broadway, Va, last Satur-
day by Miss Marion Gillette, head
of the Court Aid Society. When the
train reached Broadway on the same
,lay. the mother of the girl inquired
anxiously for her, but the passengers
said they had only a slight rccollec-
ton of girl answering the descrlp-
ton of Louise getting off the train
with :, man at ali intermediate sta
ton.
Mrs. Rhodes waited several days,
but received no word from Louise.
She then wrote to Miss Gillette, and
The social worker is trying 10 locate
the Girl. She fears for LOUISE
safety.