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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-11-13

After WEAKNESS come rest, peace.
Joy, If we be worthy.-Newman
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
SAYS THIS. IS LAST HOPE FOR US.
Saws Time Has When Improvement OF Brazos San
taeo Depends Upon Brownsville Alone-That 1t Is No
Longer An Exclusive Brownsville Proposition-Other
Valley Towns Will Get Busy.
tention of Congress.

tention Of Congress.
The question now before us IS:
Shall Brownsville hold the field?
Shall Brownsville become great and
greater or shall Brownsville awaken
some fine morning to realize that their
dream of a great future has turned
out to be a horrible nightmare
due to the apathy and Indifference OF
a majority Of her people.
Sensible, honest and practical rail
road men are becoming converted to
the great truth that the Improvement
of our waterways is necessary to re-
lieve the demands made upon the rail
roads of the country by the ever in
creasing volume of traffic, of which
there is now a sufficiency to require
the united activity Of both the rail-
roads and the waterways.
The propriety and perpetuation Of
the lower Rio Grande Valley depends
upon the solution of one problem and
one alone and that is increased trans
portation through an avenue that IS
portaticn facilities and cheap trans
always open, is free to all men and can
be readily used as the exigencies Oh
trade and commerce may demand, and
that is water transportation.
Will Brownsville refuse to connect
with such great avenue? hope the
people Of Brownsville will not dare to
let anything happen to rob them Of
their great and glorious destiny.
Remember the time has passed when
the improvement of Brazos Santiago
depends upon Brownsville. 1t is no
longer an exclusive Brownsville pro-
position and if Brownsville does not
get busy some other ambitious and en-
terprising Valley town will forge to
the front and do the necessary for the
Rio Grande Country.
The man in Brownsville who is able
to subscribe to the bonus for the pro-
posed, absolutely necessary railroad
and will not do so must be placed on
record as unpatriotic, unprogressive
and blinded by selfishness to his own
interests.
I hesitate to believe that there is
even one such person within the city
limits Of Brownsville
/ In conslusion: The future welfare
of Brownsville is largely in your keep
ing: Indifference on your part in this
great crisis would be nothing less than
criminal
LOUIS COBOLINI.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
BUT ONE CLOUD UPON HORIZON.
That Has Shown Itself To South Of UsExcoriates Pres.
ent Head Of Mexican Government, Stating Mere Mil
iary Despotism Set Up-Covers Mexican Situation In
One Paragraph
(BY ASSOCIATED PREsS)

Washington. d. c.. Dee. 2-PrcSident
Wilson again read his III. ssage To con
press today. There was prolonged ap-
plausr when he read his views On the
Mexican situation and more prolonged
applause when he announc the Uni
ted States would adhere to her waiting
policy.
Washington. ID. G.. Dee 2.-The follow
ing is the address of President Wilson
delivered today bciore a joint se9Sion of
the two houses of congress, at the begin
ming Of the second session of the Sixty
third congress:
Gentlemen Of the Congress-:
In pursuance of my constitutional duty
to give to the Congress information of
the state Of the UniOn." | take the liberty
Of addressing you on several matters
which ought. aS ii seems to me. pdrtlcu-
larly to engage the attention of your hon
orablc bodies, as of all who study tn ewel
fare and progress of the Nation.
| shall ask your indulgence If ! ven
ture to depart in some degree from the
usual custom of setting before you in
formal review the many matters which
have engaged the attention and called
for the action Of the several dcparh tmtS
Of the government or which look to them
for early treatment in the future. because
the list is long. very long, and would
suffer in the Authorization TO which |
should have to subject it. | shall sub
nit to YOU the reports Of the heads Of
| the several departments in which these
subjects are set forth in careful detail.
and beg that they may receive the
Thoughtful attention of your committees
n and Of all Members Of the Congress who
may have the leisure to study them. Their
obvious Importance, as constituting the
very substance of the business OF the
government. makes comment and empha-
\ sis on my part unnecessary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02

foreshadowing an age of settled peace
and good will. More and more readily
each decade do the nations manifest their
willingness to bind themselves by sol
cmm treaty to the processes Of peace, the
processes of frankneSs and fair cOnces-
sion. So far the United States has stood
at the front of such negotiations. She
will. | earnestly hope and confidently be-
lieve. give resh proof of her sincere ad
hercncc to the cause of international
friendship by ratifyng the several trea-
ties of arbitration awaiting renewal by
the Senate. In addition to these. ii has
been the privilege Of the Department of
state to gain the assent. in principle. of
no less than 81 nations. representing
fourffths of the population of the world,
TO the negotiation of treaties bv which
il shall hc agreed that whenever differ
enccS of interest or Of policy arise which
can not be resolved by the ordinary pro-
cesses of diplomacy they shall be publicly
analyZed. discussed. and reported upon
by tribunal chosen bv the parties be-
fore either nation determines its course
of action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
SUGAR MILL
Nor SOLD

No bidders being present, and with
two newspaper reporters rs IN audi
ence. Special Master Lock Mcdaniel
read the order of Sale for the plant
and property of the phio X Texas Sugar
Co. located near Brownsville. ut y
O'Clock this aft, rnooh NNo bids were OF
fered. notwithstanding the fact that the
master announced that he would ac-
cept bids from anyone whether they
had already made the necessary d,pos-
it of 5000 or nOt.i However. the re-
porters had no checks and therefore
did not offer to make bids knowing
from the announc. MINT that after the
close of sale forfeit check for $4,000
had to he put up
Judge Mcdaniel left on the afternoon
train for Houston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
be ascertained.

be ascertained.
Scores are marOoned in treetops,
where they took refuge. Efforts have
been made to reach them with little
shifTs in some instances, but the swift
ness of the unabating waters render
ed it impossibleh It is thought these
people will be safe in the trees until
the water has receded
Many were warned of the approach
ing flood by the young lady operators
in the rural and city telephone ex-
changes in the section affected, and in
this way further great loss Of life was
prevented.
lGany houses were washed away,
and the town OF Salado is reported to
have been wrecked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
MEXICO CITY
WITHIN MONTH
GENERAL FRANCISCO VILLA PRE-
PAEES TO OCCUPY CHIHUAHUA
CITY SINCE FEDERAL ENACTA-
TION BECAUSE OF STARVATION.
CAPITAL SOON
SAYS HE WILL BE SHOOTING AT
RAMPARTS OF MENICO CITY
WITHIN THIRTY UA-
UUA TO BE USED AS BASE.
(Bv Associated Press J

FL Paso, Texas. Dec 2-The rebel,
today made hasty preparations to ocrupl
chihuahua City. which is reported evac
uated hv the federal forces because o
threatened starvation of its thirty-fivt
thousand inhabitants.
General Villa. the rebel commander
declared his army would use Chihuahu;
CITY as q base of operations sOuthHart
and that the rebels would be shOStin:
at the ramparts of Mexico City within
a month. 4
General Villa last night received
vices that the Fedcrals had evacu
chihuahua. facing starvation. The
port said hundreds OF civilians had ST
ed afoot for the United States bor
The Federals are reported to have
treated opposite Maria. Texas.
chihuahua is the second city in no
ern Mexico. Neither in the Madero r,
iutiOn nor the present uprising
chihuahua been taken from the FEEDER
Conditions were said to have been \
in the citv that fife was uncomfortable.
acqueduct furnishing water was
stroyed and food supplies exhausted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
SCORES ARE NARROWED IN TREES.
Telephone Operators Come 10 Rescue And Send Out
Warming Of Approaching Danger-Many Are Thus
Saved-Reports From Numerous Towns in Bell County
Indicate Many Lives Are Lost
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

TEMPLE, TEX, DEC. 2.-Heavy
loss of life and enormous property
damage in Bell county is reported from
an unprecedented rise in Nolan creek,
Salado river and other streams.
In Belton, Nolan creek swept
through the town and drowned elev-
en- persons according to reports. In
the heart Of that city Mrs G. W. Polk
and four children were caught by the
food and drowned. Five fatalities are
reported in family Of unknown camp
ers. An unidentified man went down
with bridge.
Reports from Nolanville, Eileen, Hol
land and other places indicate loss CT
life. but communications are almost
DESTROYED and the exact total cannot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
is SHED
IN NEW STRIKE
SIX SPECIAL POLICEMEN FIRE
INTO CROWD, KILLING NEGRO
AND WOUNDING THREE VIII FTE
MEN OFFICERS RIDING ICE
(Bu Associated Press }

Indianapolis Ind., Dec.3.-A negro
was killed and three white men were
wounded one fatally. today when six
special policemen doing duty during
The transfers and chaffeurs strike
fired into a crowd
The officers were riding on ice wag-
ons. which the strikers attempted to
stop them.
The police made trips through the
business section in fire automobiles
armed with riot guns preventing meet
ing of strikers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
ONE CLOUD ON n.ORIZON

There is but one cloud upon our hori-
zon. That has shown itself to the south
of us and hangs over Mexico. There can
be no certain prospect Of peace in Amer
lea until Gen. IIuerta has surrendered
his uSurped authority in Mexicoj until
it is understood on all hands. Indeed,
that such pretended governments kiiiSot
be countcnanced or dealt with
government Of the United States
the friends of constitutional GOV
N pAEE ETEEA ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
DETERMINING CONTROVERSIES.

There j. only one possible standard by
which TO determine controversies be veen
the United States and other nations. and
that is compounded of these two ele-
ments: Our own honor and our obliga-
tionS TO the peace Of the world. A test 50
compounded ought easily to be made to
govern both the establishment Of new
treaty obligations and the interpreta-
ton of those already assumed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
GIRL is GUILTY
(Bg Associated Press.)

Crowley. La. Dee. Dora Murff,
aged eighteen, was today found guilty
of manslaughter. her stepfather j. 5.
Duvall guilty of first degrse murder,
and his stcp-brother Allie Duyall. was
acquitted i'll connection with the muir
Ger OF j NJ Delhaye, the Murff girls
sweetheart here OH October IL last.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
MORE TROUBLE IN
GERMANY WHEN OFFICER
GIFTS DOWN SHOEMAKER
(Bu Associated Press.l ]

Zabern, Germany, Dec. 2.-Lieuten-
ant Won Foster who started the trouble
between German soldiers and civilians
here by referring scornfully to cltl-
zens. aroused further Indignation today
by cutting down a lame shoemaker with
his sabre.
The incident has aroused such ten
sion that bloodshed is feared
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
JURY STILL OUT.

The jury in the case of the State of
Texas vs.. Fred Oehler, charged with
rape. and which retired vest rday af-
ternoon at 6:3O. had not reported de-
ciSion at ; o'clock this afternoon. 1t
is reported the jury stands Z to 3 for
conviction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
SULPHUR FUMES USED TO
DESPERATE IN UTAH
I'm Associated PrCSS.)

(By Ass0cio7ed PTcSS.J
Bingham. Utah, Dee. 2.-Sul-
phur fumes were poured into the
Utah -Apez mine all night and the
fate of Ralp Lopez. the desperate
who took refuge there. lis prob
lematical.
The sheriff said the bulkheads
will be opened tomorrow TO
search for him.
Lopez killed countryman, ana
later four officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
FORMER POLICE. CAPTAIN
is INDICTED IN NEW
YORK FOR BRIBERY
(RU Associated PreSS.l

Ne wNork. n. r., Dec. 2.-Dominick
Riley. Il former police captain was in
dictcd for bribery in connection with
the alleged conspiracy between police
and wire tappers in the huge swindle
This is the first indictment in the
swe, ping investigation, which is still =
the huge swindle
This is the first indictment -
sweeping Investigation, which
progress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
WEATHER.

. New Orleans, La, Dec. g..
= Coast u Gather: Unsettled to-.
snight and Wednesday; probably
: rain; colder; moderate west
. erly to northerly winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02

The country. | am thankful to say is
at peace with all the world. and many
happy manifestations multiply about rs
Of growing cordiality and sense of com
munity Of interest among the nations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02

Louis CobOlini. chairman OF the wal
erways committee of the BROWNSVILLE
Chamber of Commerce has returned
from Galveston. where he has been in
the interest Of the Brazos Santiago
harbor proposition. He stat d that lm-
ted States Engineer {. :. Rlche mas
his force at work preparing the neces-
sary maps, data, etc. for the report
that is to be submitted to the rlv>rs
and harbors boards. As Mr. Cobollhl
said "Everythiing outside of B.owns-
Vile is working just as fine as amy one
could expect it to do.
Mr.. Cobolini returned to find the bon-
us proposition for the railroad to the
gulf moving rather slowly. and in CON
nection with if h. issued the following
statement:
TO PEOPLE OF BROWNSVILLE.
Shall it be Brownsville or else
where? The last hope for you, the peo-
ple of Brownsville, to act is close at
hand-rely upon twill you act?
The time has arrived when Browns
vile should be unfettered from cor
porate influence. You must come TO
the conclusion that deep water at Bra
EOS Santiago will build Brownsville
Are the people of Brownsville after
this prosperity Are you after your
own material progress and will you
help the prosperity of the lower Rio
Grande Valley. If so you must move.
If not, others will take the matter In
hand.
Will you refuse to assure your fu-
ture and protect your greatness or
will you sit by idly and let this gold
en- opportunity pass? j.,
No intelligent and reflecting mlnd
can fail to understand the situation.
You should understand that the open
ing of Brazos Santiago is not local
proposition and no doubt you do Bra
zos Santiago will not come to Browns
Vile You must 60 there and II you 90
not some one else will. 1t is due to IN
telligent and incessant labor that the
needs of the Lower Rio Grande Valley
have been brought to the attention OF
those who have it in their power to
rive us the necessary relief.
The commerce of the Lower RIO
Grande Valley and the millions OF dol
lars of Mexican imports and exports
have reached the point where they
command the attention of the U. .
engineers and will command the at
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
ULT|MATUm is NOW AT HAND ~
VI PEOPLE OF THIS CITY MUST ACT

Louis Coboln Asks, Shall Be Brownsville Or Else
where?'--HeC Cautions This City That To Assure Its
Future Greatness The Indifferent Ones Must Take An
Active Part.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
HEAVY LOSS Of LIFE AND GREAT
PROPERTY DAMAGE TODAY IN BELL CO..

Unprecedented Rise In Nolan Creek Sweeps Through
Town OF Bolton And Reported To Have Drowned
Eleven Persons-Woman And Four Children Caught
By Onrushing Stream And Drowned. 4t
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-12-02
Midwintef Fair, Brownsville, Jan. z to Ia
JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS TODAY sI'
HEARS PRESIDENT TALK OF MEXICO

He Declares That Daily The Power Of The Mexican Pres
ident Is Crumbl ne And That The Collapse Is Not Far
Away United States Will Not Be Obliged To Alter
Her Policy Says President.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-27
Gastsn nnS SeueSae.

- Jrau Marp genoel liegt in ihrsr
Ro. 152 S'5alIDn ape,
bsosntli3 er.rautt carnisbsr.
- SRI. Murgurstbe DeiIer, Don
lit auf 8siuh natWarietta,
g., gsreiit.
Der 5rdusn 9srein Der Go.
prot. Ct. Sobannis STRIDE. Ssllsoue,
peranItoItet am 80. Sttober Elm Raj
IeetrGnSdsn. Die Gaitseberinn.n iino:
5rl. SduIsr; Jrou Gilbert; Jrau
SattIsr, 5rau a. Srid, SRI. g.
Grid, Srau Dan. Srapp uao 5rou
Sobn srapp.
Die geIlepue Oemotraten tref.
fen Yerbereituneen fir eine WaiIens
8eriammlune om Dienitae Qbeno in
6auiers Salle an Der 1airfislo une
S'Iallon Qlos. - Manor Geors pbil=
lips, bon gopington unp 4nipalt :,
g. garothers, bon Hepport, perb:r
2lnTpra6en balten; ebenio Soi.pt
gafibp, aanbioot fir mapor uni
Geora 6eraIo, aanoibat fir Stabt.
4npalt uno Blaine We2augblin
aanbibut fir gouutn Nnnalt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-27

Itott, nnS snar miro ous ailgcmeiu
beliebte MitgIieo Der 2eaislotnr Serr
Sarrp Wcners iiber oas Sbema:
,Seio poriihtis in Der grlpdblune
Der Mitalicoer Ger 2egislatur!" ipre.
hen. gtah Ger gerionimlung, pie TN.
mer, acmiitblihe llnterhaltung.
- @elbftmorbperiuh. Wdlter
BRADFORD, 10 Sabre oft. tpurbe seitern
ieiner eigenen Gihsrheit ipegen perz
baftst, ba er periudte, bon Der g. ,lno
q. Gifenbabnbriide in ben Shipflub
su 1prinaen. BRADFORD srtldrte Der
pplissi. bab er BON Nusuita, 8n, nah
Cincinnati fam unb seitern NIT einem
Mdbhen einen Wprtipshfel bate. tpess
halb er feinsm 3eben Elm gnoe MAIDEN
ipolte. BRADFORD bate oas griidsns
aeldnper bereits beFtiegen, als sr ppn
S. SO. gbeesman feitssbalten ipurbs.
BRADFORD ihlus bunn ben Wes nab
Neippprt Elm unn mari sinen Repolpsr
in ben 5lub. 9as IutopatroI nuroc
eerlifsn ilnb brahte ibn nad pem Sta
tipnshauie. BRADFORD bate cine Nm
sabl griefe, bic nit gliiubetb 6lld.
Ro. 212 Si II. Strabe, Cincinnati,
nnterssitnet iparen in fsinsm Ssiis.
s. Sasin, IL Sabre alt, No.
lilo German Strabe pobnhaft.
ipuroe qeitsrn bon sinsm Wotorrdb on
Der g)ort uno IL. Strabs iiberfabrsn
uno an fuit alien 9Drpsrtbsilsn pers
Isbt. 9lnoretp Glart, 19 Sabre alt,
| Elm ssarbieer, Der bds Wlotorrao 'uhr.
fpuroe perbdftet, ipdtsr jsoo6 auf Srs
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StraBe pobnhaft. Elm InasItsIlter Der
glnbrefps Stcel Wprts. tpurec IN Der
Rdht uuf Spnntaa on Der gliding
Bite BON brei unbetannte1 UIdnnern
anae6Gltcn unb nm $40 bsraubt Ste
ftIuQen ihn nit einer giiCnitanas ME
Der unb srlitt sr eine ticfe Wanos an
appfs.
QrGToent R. 8. Ysaslat fiihrte
geitsrn Rahmittao in Der 9eriumms
luna beg Orion Wdnnerhors ben 0ors
iib uno SetrstGr G,erbaroitsin protos
tonirte. 6srr GbarIss 9. Shmtot,
pr1Tioent oes Roroamerttlni'fen
SGnqerbunoes, malte in eiuem Sbreis
ben duf bds tommenoe gunoes Sdns
qerfeit oufmsrtidm. Die 9opfiteusr
tpuros CUR 3abluns angerpieien. 0as
Qrraneementssaommittee fir ous
Spnssrt beridtsts, oab ales fur oas
sonssrt bereit isi uno foroerte bic Wettz
gIieber ouI, 5idetahrstnung Su bal
| ten, bamit es bic Iaufsnben ausgabsn
| in gesue auf ods aonsert oeden Tonne,
Tiriqent gllbert 9eher sriutte Die
Mitalieoer, oab iie iid piiuttItt m
2nrit Sbedter sinfinbsn ioIteu, ba oas
aonsert punt 8 llbr begIunt, sbsnio
| Iolten fch lie WtiteIieoer beuts Qbsno
sur 8eneralprobe in Der arionhole
eirfinoen. als pdFips Witglisosr purs
Sen aufasnommsn: gsors Wti6osIs.
5rib Gneelsing, Ridoro 9appsn u1o
| 90. Tsubers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-27
Roris gapep ais 80" in .atIe @omsn eprie sbtoitI

iirliaa bon Utariau DC ssoreit o:e'e
Aohe i'm 2pric Shenter SUI
siuiiiiGrung aebrodt las Stiid 1T
bon Der peraanoenen Soiion hcr be-
tcnnt. als es bier sinsn ourhitlasen
Den eriolg crsielte. Gic Sonoilma.
ole lid Dor cinem hnIben ,snbrttns
bert in Der Iiiieroriiden sSaniigie I'll.
colt i'm Crdaro Souie 3u Goucoro III
Maiiodluicts abipielte, iii 10 ciil'adl
uuo babel 10 berSgcipiuneno, o1y cs
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s.iisitattnna Der criteH orei aftc 1T
cine aetreuc @ieoergabe bon @ron.
ion alcotts sSobnjimmer. in Incident
Die Gr,ablung ,SittcIc &omen" 5e.
id,rieben fpuroe. Ger nierte ino les
tc aft iteilt Scn Qlunliielo SbIigcr.
ZEN Dor nit ieinen apieitditmcn. I'm.
Ter iueIden iidj Die ssiiaenStriimc Der
pier 5ohtcr e2S SoiIics erfilllcn. Tic
pirfert llttaeseetilleeH Stelcr Der Hr.
stieIung Iino and in Der brantntiidlcn
,sorm bitcns eelunaen. Cine tiidl.i'
as gsfsllihait felt bas Siiid bar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-27

TIMER Ggent in SamiIton ii
&err GSuaro gruf. 449 Glib Ginite
Gtrahe. ScII Gel. 476 g., Some
Ebpne 1851 q.
- Die 5euertpebr tpurbe poraeitern
Ra6mittaa nah Der Wpbnung oss
poli3iiien ssobn Dodge, $40. 20 sub
r StraBe. aerufen. mo ous Dad burh
sinen ihabbaften Rauhfdna in Brano
gerdthen mar. Der Staben mar uns
beDeutenb.
Simon alinaler, Elm friiberer
giadrrenmaher, pslmer dber ieit 6
ssobren in Der 5abrit Der Champion
goateo paper 60. befhdftiat purbe
unb isbr befnnnt mar, ipuros poroez
itern Naht in ieinem Bette in bem
aofibauie bon Gilbert sSor, SO. 522
Roro 2. Strabe, als Qeihe aeiunben.
gr tlagte felt aipei Wohen unb iDurbe
prrgeitern Mbenb permibt. Gin aoft.
aGnaer Wamens ssobnipn 51aute
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9biir bes Gdlafaimmers BON Rlinq.
Ter. fab ibn auf benz Bette Iiegtn, ities
burh bas IeHiier une fano atingIsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-27
: Rsp. Iraneis s. 2uhr, Sup

- Rsp. lraneis s. 9uber, Sup.
bes ct. Sofepb Seim fir Seimaib@
IoIe anaben in pittsburs, pa., ein
8ruber oes Ren. geleitine 9uber, O.,
9. s., BON Der ct. Sofepbs airhe,
ipeilte bier auf GeIuh.
- Reue alasen: Cue %. Miller
rertluste Mm. $. Miaer, Dem lie am
20. Suli 1906 angstraut porosn, duf
Steibuna tpesen Mibbanbluns. sic
ioa seSlpunsen getpeien fetn, ibn an
5. 4usuft 1909 gu perlaHsn. sic pers
lcnot audi bic Sbbut iiber ibre bier
Sabre aIte 5ohter 9laops. - Dub
Stint pertlagte Gbmonos Bros. anT
3ablune BON $3.50 SdobenerIas fir
Wtpbiliar, oas ibm am 13. 5ebrudr
1913 infolee zines Seuers beihdoiat
nurbe. GbarIes Dsbfter pertlaste
bic Siio Gopinaton uno Cincinnati
gtrabenbabn 60. auf $4,000 Sdas
osnerIab uno $1,000 fir aer5te Or
biibren. 9lm 8. Npril 1913 puroe
fsine @attin, nit einem Gino auf benz
9rm, infolse bes friibseitiaen abfab=
rens elmer Gar gu gpbeu geihleubert
unb erbebIih perlest. = 6arrp Wlen;s
fee pertlaete bic 6. q. 8. &c Seras
YactFic giisnbabn 60. duf 3ahlung
Don $275o ShabeneriaB unb $3.50
8oftoraebiibren, neil er am 20. St.
tpber 1913 nabe Grittenben. an.. auf
rem 9eleiien fiel uno iih perleste. -
gillian Sungler pertlaete Walter
6unaler auf Steioung. Sas puar
Eeiratbete i'm Suni 1912 uno fplI er
Tie mibbanbalt haben. Sie mar gee
slpunoen, ibn am Is. 5ebruar 1913
su perlaiIen.
Sm 9unbes aerih. purben peter
aeis unD 9eora Ridets ron Den Sc
idpprenen ipeaen anaebliher 8erauss
gabunq falidsr Silberbolldrs uuf oer'
2atonid Rennplab freiseiproten. -
eSm Sdlle bes Selepbon Solicitors
g. 8. Wdlobeim aegsn ben Qoli3eiier.
qeonten Dalter :. Surniibe gabsr
bic 9efhporenen Elm l1rtbeil ouf $3.50
5u 9uniten oes aIdgers ab.