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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
Sulllmer Soarntnr

BouLEvARD INN. ON HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal fall and winter re-
sort. Country and seashore com
bined with city conveniences. First
class homemade" cooking Send
for literature. MISSES TABB. Boule-
ward Inn. Hampton. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
Virginia Railwa.t and Power Co.

Virginia Railwa.t and Power Co,
Seventh and Franklin SITS.
Richmond, Va. October %. 1919
Is iiERERY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company viii lie held at tho
general Office OF tho company. In tho
city OF Richmond, Va. on WEDNES-
DAY. NOVEMBER -. 1913. at -
o'clock III
on Friday. October 3I 1918 at
o'clock r. NJ. and viii he reopened
on Thursday, November 20. 1918, at
10 o'clock \. NJ.
G. =. WILLIAMS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

WE HAVE THE LARGEST RE?OSr-
t"ry and more different STYLES OF
vehicles set UP on e%hlbit than any
other place ia Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
.Attcmpt 10 Hirn Bridge

Especial to The Times Dispatch
AoFandria' Va, October 20 Am unsucccss-
iul attempt was mnde last night To burn
NnN Eo-nnAny Mhlch snans limiting Crsek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
6nIfcftorS anb e9ale5mfn

sAGEsAfIEN WANTED TO Handle (
quick seller; easy make s1A a day
Write nj once. MEHllNGE Err & co,
Newport, Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

HAVE BIG STOCK or HORSE Gov
crs. blankets, robes and STORM aprons,
ana our prices are very low
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
I9elp, epaIe anb female

WANTED. LuMBER INSPECTOR.
tally boy and boarding housek eepeI.
for lumber plant. Address *" care
Postmaster. RmttcrWorth. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
AuSt anti Juunn

LOST. WEDNESDAY MoRNING. x
gold wish bone with small pearl In
centre, on Third street. between Cary
and Main or between Third and
Ninth, on Main. Please return to 10
South Third street Reward.
LOST. OCTOBER 8, y LEATHER SUIT
case, tagged Leslie H. Gtveis Suit
able reward by notifying w a.
PENDLETpN. New Castle. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

ONE TWO HORSE FAEN WAGON. Is
good condition, lpw Ia price
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30
situations llaanteo, J.fmaIe

LADY STENCGRAPlIER WISHES PO-
sition: have had some experience.
Phone Madison 222I-L.
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHE.R DE
sircs position at once; references. Nd
dress y 3ii. care Times DiSpatch
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
HOWE IS HERE

HOWE IS HERE-Anic Howe, q deputy sheriff from Cochise county, brought three prisoners for the state pcnitcutiarl at Florence to town yes tcrday The prisoners will resume their journey this morning under the chapcronagc of Howe.
 DRUNKEN INDIANS = Policemen Maxwell and Egly late Saturday ar rested Jose Anton, Albert Johnnie and Juan Rcyas, Pima Indians from the Salt River reservation. The native sons were intoxicated and were having q little poW-voW in the vicinity of Fourth and Washington streets. With them was Manuel Canucz d Mexican. who was also intoxicated. one of the Indians said that Canucz had given or sold them the liquor upon which they had become drunk. All were locked up in the city jail pending an investigation of the facts
 WATER RENTALS DUE-Today is the last day in which city water rent aIs may be paid without danger If having the service discontinued for delinqucncy. Yesterday was the tenth of the month, which usually marks the limitation of the period granted for the payment of the rental which is due on the first of each month. But because of il being sunday an addi- tonal day of grace was granted. There are hundreds of rentals now unpaid and unless there is a great rush at the office of the city water department in the city hall building today, there is going to be work for the turmoil man.
 DRINK HOP ALE Iuyivoratiue,-
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
RUNAWAY RACE
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eighty points over Boston. The De- troit Tigers were third thirty points in the rear of Boston, and New York was fourth but nine points below the Tigers Tn the National league Chi caco was seventy points ahead of PittsburE, with the New York Giants third, ten points separating them from the Pirates. Philadelphia was d poor fourth
 Pittsburg and Detroit were the pacemakcrs ii 1909. but neither team had anything like the margin of safe ty that the present leaders posses. The Pirates had won siXtN-eight and lost tNcuty-scvcn games for d per ccntagc of .7I5. The Chicago Cubs were right at their heels, less than thirty points separating leader and runncr-up The New York and Gin cinnati clubs were third and fourth respectively, but far below the per ccntace standing If the first and second clubs. The American league race was even closer Detroit with siXtN-tNVo games won and thirty eight lost had just twenty points ever Philadelphia, which club had won sixty and lost forty games for q of 600. Boston and Cleveland wero both within striking distance of the leaders. for there were but sevcnty-five points between the Tigers in first place and the Cleveland clul in fourth.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
THE FOURTH BOY Born.

THE FOURTH BOY Born: To AIr and Mrs. Salvatore Donofrio of c12 East Monroe street on Friday morning last d son. This is tha fourth child and fourth boy in the family
 HERE FOR MEETING J. J. Kce- gan. member of the state fair com mission arrived in this city from Globe yesterday afternoon for the purpose of attending the meetings of the state fair commission which will he held in this city today and next day.
 TO THE COAST-ATiss Rose Read. of the Paris Cleaning Works. left last evening for Los Angeles where sh. expects to visit for two or three | weeks While there shc win visit some of the largest cleaning plants of the cItv and place am order for chcmicuIs and fixtures for the Paris THE PHOENIX FORUM An in tercsting meeting of the Phoenix forum Was held at the A. M. r.. church yesterday afternoon and q ldscussion vas had upon the subject, some Things An Education Should Embrace" \ number of good points were brought out in the discussion \ goodIv crowd was present. AT THE FORD F. |. Weber, Day. ton; e. F. Tuft. city; A. r. Mortar ity; Howard Hamilton, II. Klcinz, Tempe; r. r Simpson, Los Angeles, = l.. Thompson and wife, Maricnpa; r. R Rutlcdge and wife, Mexico: Jess r. Martin and wife, Parker; Joe Sarchcz. Jose Ycbra. Ray; w B- stephens. Kingmau. F. Wclch, C. NJ. Zaudcr. Cleo. T.. Pirsh city.
 BOARD OF EQUALIZATION The last meeting of the state board of equalization to be held prior to the announcement of the state rate of taxation will be held this afternoon. There will be sessions this morning but for the purpose of hearing still further objections to certain valuation that has been placed upon the prop .crty. Following the completion of this work, and probably ~the an uuunccmcnt of raise in some of the counties the rate will hc figured and |announccd
 ADAMS ARRIVALS Il r. AIitz and wife Prescott; Mr- and Mrs. Barker. ClarksdaIc: Miss NcCabc, santa Bar nara: Vim. Coleman. city; Elmer Co.er Florence; Mrs. NJ. M Kitsou. New York City; T. J. Ryan. Superior; A. W. Lylnar, J. j. Kccgan, Globe:
 II. J. Bishop, Douglas; John True, Eisbcc; II. K. Street Fairbanks; F.
 II. Almuth. R. Sivin, Los Angeles; Ira Joralcman, Warren. Jas. HcS- gic; Mrs. J C. Forbes, J. A. Dun can. Hayden. Charles Batrc, city; Geo DrysdaIe, Clifton. Mrs. T. F. Lovin, Globe; W. F. Kelly, Clifton; James Harlon, Clifton.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL ARRIVALS
 F. D. Forbes, Roosevelt; Joe Cash man, Chandler; l.. l.. Carr, city; John Grffcn. Superior; c. McDermott Phoenix; r. D. Hunt, Tucson; Addic McAnanncy, Mesa; A Mcdonald, Tucson; A F. Ruff, Arlington; A. James, Leslie Greenhaw, city; A. O. Koontz. south Bend. Ind; w. IT
 Hood, Chattanoosa.; C. II. Pcarcc
 Los Angeles; $. A. Katsman, Mrs Champlin, Mrs Kuipcrs, California;; Mrs. De Vrers, Comptcrs; Viola Brashis, Ethel Brashis, Hayden.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
Of Local Interest
1lSe= =Esl.-.Zs GaA2Es ssi cesseLO sEEEFIRE
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department report for August s:
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet .............. 136 26 Contents of reservoir. acre feet 300,691 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet ....-..-.....-..-- 3,116 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today. fcct..... 163.75 Contents of reservoir. one year
 ago today, acrc'fcet ........l34. .S95 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam.
 NJ. L .... ................... 11.222 Amount If water used for irri-
 gation, north side, NJ. I....-. 47.4S0 Amount of water used for irri-
 gauon, south side, M L..:., 25,7GO
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
MANY BILLS ARE LAW

TAssocTArEp PRESS pIsPATcHl
 SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1o.-Califor- nia's alien land act, the subject of dip Iomatic intcrchanscs between the Uni ted States and Japan and six hundred and cighty-five other bills passed by the legislature, became effective at midnight tonight
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
SUFFRAGETTES AGAIN BEATEN
IAssocIArrn rnE.s nIsrArcnI

TAssoCItrEp PRESS pIsPATcHI
 LONDON, Aug 10. The third at- tempt of SuttrHEcttcS III command "l Sylvia Paubhurst to take Premier NsqUith'S house on Downing street by storm failed. The militant leader was captured hy d cordou of police after stiff fight in which the otfi- ccrs used their clubs
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

THE MOQUI SNAKE DANCE For the information of those who are contemplating visit to the annual snake dance of the Moquis it is given out that that fcstivity will take place on August g
 KUYKENDALL-P -PLUMLEY- the presence of two witnesses, Rudy Kuy- kendall and Mary Pumlcy were mar ricI Saturday evening by Justice C. W. Johustone. the ceremony taking place in the office of the latter. The parties to the ceremony gave their residence as this city.
 DID YOU FIND A RAINCOAT?- \ blue raincoat was lost yesterday from a buggy. somewhere between the southeast corner of Ninth avenue and Adams street. and the corner of Second street aud Van Burcn. The garment was lost between 3 and | o'clock fn the afternoon. If the lind CT will bring the coat to The Ropub- lfcan office they will be rewarded
 CARPENTER RESTING EASY- Norman Carpenter. who was accident ally shot by his friend, Tom Johnson, on Saturday afternoon vas reported as resting easily yesterday afternoon The bullet entered the leg near the knee and came out on the opposite side It was crroncously stated in ycs- tcrdays morning report of the affair that if was Johnson who had been shot.
 A FLOURISHING INSTITUTION- The Phoenix National Bank is regard cd as one of the foremost financial concerns in the state. Tn one respect it perhaps has made a record this year that surpasses that of any financial institution in the United States. That record was heightened crday by an important incident at the home of w. Woebor Smith, an attachc of the bank The event of the day at the Smith home was the birth of a baby girl That makes five for the Phoenix Ma tional bank since the beginning of the year All the bank babies, it is un- dcrstood are going to be catalogued and the list included in the next state ncnt -o the comptroller of currency.
 BELLEW STILL MISSING-Noth- ing had been heard yesterday of John C. Bcuew. who left the home of his mother. Mrs Rist, 422 East Lincoln street last Thursday. Though he has wandered away from home several times this is the longest he had ever been gone The following description of him has given: He is P years of age. about feet inches in height; his hair is dark streaked with gray; eyes dark brown; smooth shavcn; a scar behind one ear. He was wearing q solid blue working shirt, black striped suspenders, kahki trousers and black shoes, and straw hat with blue band. Any one nearing of him or seeing him will please communicate with Mrs. Rist or telephone 1741. Biggs Grocery Store and inquire for Mrs Cole a sister.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
A CREAT SIEUTH

The chief constable "f a small town received hy post sIN 'foGues aailers plotoeraphs, taken in differ ,nt positions. oI am o,I offender llauted for burEI"rN in HcIGhbor- iuG citE. \ 1"ruiSht later the city lief pl police received this letter from th, constable:
 II have arrested five of the men, and am -oins after the sixth to- ri-btt- CIiaasa American.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

LOPER AWAY AWHILE Prof. John D. Lapcr. superintendent of city schools is taking a short rest from toiI at Prescott with his family who are staying there
 BRADY GETS BACK-Frauk Brady 3r the Coliseum and Empress the atcrs returned yesterday from a three days trip To Globe where he went in the interests of the Al II. Reeves amuscmcut enterprises
 SPENT SUNDAY AT IRON SPRINGS -Dr C. \. Naudervccr secretary of the Water Users asso- citation returned last evening from Iron Springs where he went to spend the week enc with his famiy, who recently moved tp that place for the summer vacation.
 BISHOP FROM DOUGLAS Her bert J. Bishop of Douglas. an ore buyer for the Copper Qaccn com pany is again in the city on business and will remain a few days While making Phoenix his headquarters he will make number of side trips to the mining ccntcrs hcrcabout.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
DATA FOR TUCSON

Lowest ttuTcrtl urc yesterday .-....t Rainfall yesterday .................-....... 0l ROBERT R. BRIGGS.
 section Director.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
WEIGH
RETURNS S-Bc.

Wolch. heavyweight travelling man, formerly of Fl Paso and now a rcgu- larly recognized resident of Phoenix returned last evening from q trip in the northern part of the state.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

Subscribers not receiving The Rcpub- lican before ' A. NJ. call up The Repub- lican by Phone and immediate delivery will be made by the All MesSinger ser vice. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

WANTED cotton rags at Re publican office. tf
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

NANTED-CIcan cotton rags at Re publican office. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ARRIVALS s

ROLLER SKATES S-Pinney & Rob insOn n=AdVcrtiscmcnt If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

DRINK HOP ALE. Iuyigorating: (AdvD if
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

DRINK HOP ALE InyigcratinG, -(AdV( 1T
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

$ degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month. 36 degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tcmpcra- ture since January 1, 49T degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday .03 inch
 Deficiency in rainfall since first cf month Is inch. since January 1. 55 inch
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

presence of two witnesses, Rudy KuN- kendall and Mary PIumley were mar
 ricI Saturday evening by Justice C. W. Johnstone the ceremony taking place in the office of the latter. The parties to tic ceremony gave their
Arizona republican., 1913-08-11

THE MOQUI SNAKE DANCE For the information of those who are contemplating a visit to the annual snake dance of the Moquis it is given out that that fcsuvity will take place nn August g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21

- Sato6 g. S6uep tpurbs gsItsrH
bonn itGbttiten 9eiunbhsitsbeamten
Or. :. 8. Qdubis tsmpordr ais 6ilfsz
Sdnitdtsinipeftor angeitellt unD feline
oeftnitibe Grnennung pirD daerWabra
Ideinlihfsit nah eeleaentlih Der nGfJs
ten Sibunq Der 8eIunbbeitsbebDroe
am 20. Sttober erfoloen. Der 8oiten
mar befanntlih burh Die Reiiqnation
BON 9eorge W. 6aQ pdtdnt qetporoen,
Der nah Baltimore auriitQetebrt 1T.
- SiderbeitsDirettor guih ernanns
te qeiteru bic fol1en0sn 5ilfs- -9oltais
ten au reQuldren Yolistiten: g. Gams
mer pon go. 80 WeIt CORN StraBe,
Robsrt 6. Slora BON so. 3737 ga:
ftern Ioenue uno s. 6. 4tling Dor
Ro. 2134 GaItern Qoenue.
- Die 9runoeigent6umsmatIsc
3beoDore Wla1sr &c Bro. ba5en fir
SSrau 4nna 5anner, oeren Saus ar
Der DaIbington 4penue, oirett peitlitt
bon Der GppreB aoenue in Pleatant
gfioge Iiegt, fir $2500 an Gropsr Ser.
tenhtng pertQuft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
Hleins Rslt3einaArt4ten.

- Der gleger Walter Bacon aug
iFalmoutb, ap., nur0e qeitern unter
Der 8ei6uloigunQ oes perboteneu
Waffsntragens perhaftet. 9etetttps
fauDsn i'm geiiB bes Regers etnen
SoDti6ldqer. Der 8erbaftete ers
fldrte, oab er nur ndA Cincinnati 9c-
tommen lei, um bieie Waffe gu tuufeu-
- sSm itr0menben Regen batte es
iih aeitern Der 81 Sabre dlte 2ouis
9ierce BON go. 416 Rihmono StraBe
an Der 9eorqe unD blum Strabe bez
quem gemaht, inbem er iicn auf 6enI
8iirqeriteiQ au einem S6ldfhen ME.
oerqsleqt bate. 8etettip gh. 9edman
fam oes Weaes odher uno tpedte ben
Shldfer aus ietner Ruhe. 0ieIes idh
Der 8utifer Snitb Roie. tpelher NIT
ieinem gBa1en porbelfubr. RoIe
Ipranq bon ieinem WoQen unb per.
Iuhte ben 9eamten nleber3uIhldqeu.
Der 9etetttp qab fih isbt benz Diithez
rid 2u ertennen, lpelher 3u ieinem
qr0Bten Gritdunea ais perhaftet ere
tIGrt puroe. RoIe lit beihulotqt, eis
nen 9eamten on Der 2lusibunq ieiner
DienitpfIiht per9iHoert au haben,
nd6renb Bierce negen 5runtenbelt
etndeio6t uurDe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
0inbriihe mno 1iebttdble.

- Gin 9ieb ftedte 9eiteru Mprqen
feine 6ano Durh ein God in Der
56ur bes @igarrenz@eihdfts BON
Gbarles 2aneermdnn, go. 719 WaiH
StraBe, unb offnete Die 5hiir mitteIft
bes ShIufiels, fpelder iih in benz
S6loB befdno. Der Gtnbrehcr fhlug
ben @eIbtd ten bes 3eIephons auf unO
raubte Den cSnhalt, fotpie Gigdrren inn
Merthe bon $3.50.
- Sin Nnqeitellter bes @aittptrthes
GDiparO 8oob BON go. 3210 Darfaip
4b;nue, Del6er Die aeqelbabn su be-
forqen bate, lit nit benz 8etrage DON
$40, tpeIher bic @tnnubmen auf Der
&eqelba6n reprdIentirte, oeri6tpunoen-
Der 8eihdbiqte bat Der polisei cine
MISUNDERSTANDING pes un9etreueu
Anueftellten degeben.
- ghomas @ihler aus cSSrontpu,
8, lpeIfer Elm 3immer i'm 6auie geo.
416 Git 5. StraBe innebat, meloete
Der poliaei, ouB ibm cine $10sRote,
-pel6e er untcr iein 9opftiiien nGb>
reno Der Na6trube qeleqt bate, aeito6s
len tpprhen lei. gihler bat 8eroadt
auf eine beittmmte Yerfon unb tbetlte
Der goliaei ben 9}ameu oerieiben NIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
lInfdae.

On Der 8earl Strabe uno
groaopdp toQipirte qeitern W2oraen
Elm Strabenbabnlpaqqon Der Gait @no
2inie nit einsm Waaen Der Gconomp
MaIhinenfabrit. Sine lange Giien>
ro6re, pel6e nett l6er Den Wd9en
herporruqte, 3ertriimmerte cine S6etbe
Des StraBenbabnpaqgpns. Der aona
bufteur trug bur6 Die uHberfIiegenoen
9lasipIitter lei6te Shntttpunoen od-
DON. BdfTTugiere ruurogu ntdh7t bertebt.
- Inter Dem 9erbaht, am Cams
tag Qbeno eincn 4nQrtff auf eiae
lpeibe iSrau an Der 6. StruBe uno
9rouopap Qemuht 3u boben, tpuroe
ner Reqer Qperp Sutton auf 9rRno
elmer Der poli3et 8ugeQangeHen Uttts
tbeilunQ in Sdft osnommen.
9n Der @ilbsrt Qoeuue uno
Dinbior StraBe puroe aeitern Rad
mittag Der 81 Sabre alte Shomas Qbz
bott, peIher i'm 6sim Der 2ittle 81,
iters of tie 9oor tpohnt, erihDpft
auFQefunben. Ter Wunu bate einen
Spa3ieraanq unternommen, bod
traute er ieinen Srdften 3u pieI 3u
uno brdh an Der aendnnten StraBeu.
ItsQe suiammen. Wtittelit QtutosQa=
trolipagens purbe glbbott Dem 6ein
pieber sinqsliefert.
- 4ls fSrau eoiepbtne Wlcg(QiIte,
BON 30. 2340 RsS 4penue i'm 8eortfi
ipar, einen Waaaon Der Golerdtn Noe
me Strabenbuhnltnie an Der Gentra
uno atnbel 2lpenue Su perlaiien, aal
Der aonoutteur oas 3eihen CUR Wei
terFubrt au friib, tppburh Die iFrdu 81
/, gooen itiir3ts unb fih cine ianersAaftt
8erlesung am Hiiten susoq. Si
gerlebte fpuros mittelit Quto=patroI
udeens nah ibrer Wobnuna gcbradt
- 9ln Der Wtuoiion Roao uno 2ap
rence 9(penue itiirate geitern Der aut
fher Qutrid SSigaeralb, go. 24l(
Boone Strabs pohnbaft. bon Ieinen
Muasn uno soa lid, cine 8erlebung an
linten 4u9e al. Der .5erleste tpuro
Dem itootiidaen arantenhauie etngelte
fert, poIelbit ihm Elm 8srbanb nnqe
| leat purbs. 6ierauf lie3 Iih SiBge
ralo nah ieiner Dobnun9 iiberfii6ren
- 9ei Der 9erfplgung stpeisr Der
r6htiqer gSerionen on Sbilito plac
| itiirste Der Yolisiit Sbpmas +. Come
pom eriten Bpliseioiitritt in eiu pfIen
Iteherbes Gellerlch bes 0auies 4o
123 Sbillitn Yloce unb aoq iidh etnel
| 9ruh oes linten Sberarms 3u. 8e
8erleBte Iieb ith i'm itdotiifen so
Ipital einen @erbano anleqen I'M
bann naa ieiner Wohnunq iiberfiib
zen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
Coroner unterind)t Selbltnloro
2DngDieiu.

Der Coroner lsitste aeitsrn cine lne
ieriuhung iiber ben S.lbitmoro Der
48 Sabre aIten glifabeth 2otb Elm.
fpelhe iih i'm 2ongpi.p 4ipl NIT sls
mem 9aihsntuH srhdnsts. Jrau 10th
befanb iid NIT ungefabr IL anosrsa
Hranien in einem Snal, in lre!tHm
nur patienten 4nfnahme fanb.n, tpels
DIE an Selbfsmoro Wanie leiben. Der
Coroner pernabm seitern anna ga!fs.
cine Der MGrterinnen Der Waro. m
tpeIher bic Deritorbsns untsr1sb. .nhl
mar. Sm ollssmein.n 1T Der Coroner
intereHirt feit3uIieaen. .ob bisansohl be,
4nseItellten ausrsiheno III. in 3utnnf'
Nrartige VorfdlIe 5u permeiosn. oosi
ob es bsr Rrnnten ourh srobs pflIht'
pernadldIIiauns mGslid mar. ihrer
pIan oussufiibren. Desslsifen iol
,lntsriuht ipsrosn. Oh bic ar1ntsnidl'
iiberiiillt iinb.
4e5iislih bes 9obes BEG Wihas
6irbel. ip<lder am Scnntas
burd, DurhIdnsiben Der aebI
ieinemaebn Elm gnbe bereitete. bat os'
Coroner nod isin Ueroift abgsgeDsn
gs bat ober ben Mnihtin, als oh -
Mann in ssitipeiier seiiiigsr umnah
tuns 6unb an fit selsst bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-21
ferisxal.N sti3eH.

Cine Der Gltsitsn beutffen Watro-
men Der Staot bat seitern in 5raI
|GIifa beth anauber, geb. Wdl~
ter, in i6rem Ssim, Ro. 106 S't VIC
Mideu Qpenus, bic Iusen gum slpigsn
Stlummer esIdI0Nsn. Die 0abinasz
Ttieoene, bic i'm 80. 2ebensiubr itann,
mar bic Wittpe oes betnnnten pods@
leibeiisers Serrn Satob anauber r..
Der ibr Dor nunmebr 3ipei Sabren IN
ben 9oo porauFgegansen 1T. 5tnl
anauber, oersn 4iege in eiHer Sr!~
fhaft in Der Rdhe BON gini9beim l.;
| Der 9beinpfal3 gsitdnoen. mar bereits
in juneen Sobrsn na4 Cincinnati aes
tomlnen uno mar isitoem ununterbro-
den bier anIGHig ssruefen. 8ur6 tire
Sersensaiite unb ibre perIOnIife 2iss
| benstriirbietsit bate Tie Is perltanoen,
iih bic 5er3sn 9lllsr Su getplnnen. ne
| nen es peraonnt gelueIen, naber mi
iibr befannt su psroen uno bi. gram.
sebsuatsn 6inierbliebensn barfen be
Der fhrperen 5eimiu6 zig, bon Der IN
betroffen murbsn. Der innigiien 9bell
lnahme periidsrt Isin. 4n naheren 4n'
aeb0riaen bintsrldBt bic Berepiai'
Drei 1Dhter uno spei SObne. Hdmlid
sFrau Barbara 5enase uno Jral
Morp Mlms ppn bier, Jrou li5si'
Hpbnri1 bon Milmautss Gran
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Douslas, bod fonnte bic 4rt Der ger<
ipunbung bes Wannes niff feitgeftells
iDerben, ba berIelbe bic Jlmat ersrifT,
unb nift ipieDer 3nriidtebrte. Die In
Der Oaitpirtbihaft antpcfenoen perios
nen lpanbten iih sesen 9orance, UNI
ibm bic Wdffe su entfpinbsn. Bel benz
Rinsen i'm Den Repolper trahte Elm
fpeiferer ghiib, ipelher ben Shiebbolo
islbit am 4rm perleBts. Oiliorb uno
5crance ipurDen Dem fto0ttIhen top@
Ipital als poli3eigefangene etngelles
fert, oof baben Die gerste psnig 5offs
nuna, ben Diloro am Geben erbalt,n
su t0nnsn, ba cine augel ben unterleit
Des Mannes ourhbobrt bat, ipdhrenf
bie anoers isinsn arm seridmetterte.
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sd;ieferei inn usiIpermoon".

Sn b<r beriiftisien Nestr Mirtls
fhoft Gilpermoon. an Der Oft Jront
Strobt entitano ssitfrn Abenb atpiifts
bem gseger Gam Tillorb uno Wiaiar,
1oranee iibsr cine fhiDar3e Sh01hsit
Gin Strsit, ipeJ&tr In 9bdtlihteitsn
nusdrtets. SM gsrlauft bts Hamplss
joe 9oraHgt sintn RtpoIrfr nno ffus
trte blinblinss ouf ieinen H1pcsfn.
DiGorb ftiir5te, burn aipei Hietln gts
troffeH, beiuubtlos ~ Noben. vine
AuoeI traf ben G&dntstllner S9pn