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Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
INFANT DEATH RATE DROPS.
Census Bureau Report Shows Great
Reduction in Child Mortality
in Recent Years.

Washington, April 80. - Figures
showing the infant and child mortal
ity of the census registration area of
the United States for 1911 issued by
Director Durant of the census bureau
today prove an encouraging falling off
in the infant death rate since 1900,
when the last census was taken. The
death rate for infants under one year
of age was 1929 a thousand or about
eight times the death rate at all ages.
The decrease in the death rate of in
fants under me year Of age since 1900
was 10 per cent.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
A Hundred Years Ago.

There we're strong indications that
Europe would become involved in a
disastrous
1t was feared by some people that
the government at Washington was
going to wreck things beyond the pos
sibility of repair.
Hetty Green hadn't saved a cent.
Indiana had less than twenty sue.
cessful authors.
1t was generally believed that the
rich were getting richer and the poor
poorer.
Old inhabitants were insisting that
the climate had changed for the worse
since they were boys
No Englishman had considered II
necessary to write his impressions o.
the United States.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
SHIP BUILDING COMPANY SOLD.

Boston, April 30.-The sale of the
Fore River Shipbuilding company of
Quincy to the Bethlehem Steel cor
poration vas formally announced in
a letter addressed to the stockhold.
ers of the former company by the
directors at a meeting here. Inability
to complete existing contracts for %
vessels, a large number of them war
ships, involving an expenditure OF
about $1O,O 900, 900, without further f.
nancing, is given as the reason for
the sale.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
SPORT
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Hard hitting by the Cleveland team
brought them a victory over st. Louis,
6 to 2.
The first practice game of the sea-
son was played at York, Neb., with
Lushton, York winning, 6 to 0.
Director Porter of the department
of public safety has issued an order
that Jack B%ritton, the Chicago light
weight pugilist, and pal" Moore, a
Philadelphia boxer, shall be barred
from appearing in boxing matches in
that city in the future.
All of the classic events of former
horse racing days, the Suburban,
Metropolitan and Brooklyn handicaps,
the Lawrence realization and other
failures, are to be renewed during the
eighteen days racing, which will be
tried at Belmont park, New York, be-
ginning on Decoration day.
An exchange of kilograms between
President Wilson and Governor Hiram
Johnson of California, expressing on
one hand an appeal that nc anti-land
legislation discriminatory to Japan be
passed, and on the other the assur-
ance from California that no treaty
obligations was contemplated, left the
White House and official circles I'M
certain as to future developments.
A worlds tournament record for
individual bowling was established
at Rochester on the last day of the
National Bowling associations sew
enth tournament, when George Kumi
of Buffalo rolled TIP pins. His scores
were 224, 234 and 254.
President C~omiskey announced the
release of Tiny Barker, who wa:
signed by the White Sox during thu
recent training trip to Los Angeles.
William P. Cresson, second secre
tary of the United States embassy
won the diplomatic golf championshi
cup in London in the stroke compel
ton played at Ranelagh.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
Victory for Bankrupts' Relatives.

Washington, April 30.-Widows and
other relatives of deceased bank
rupts have just won a victory in the
supreme court which held that only
the cash surrender value of insur-
ance policies go to the trustee in
bankruptcy for creditors apd the re-
mainder to the widows or other rela,
tives of bankrupts. The decision
changes what was held tt be the las
in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and
f1ubt as to the point in al
the othn 'tates.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
RUMORED AUSTRIA
HAS DECLARED WAR
GREAT POWER MAY ACT ALONE
TO FORCE EVACUATION OF
SCUTARi.
A CONFERENCE HAS FAILED
Keys of Scuari Are Handed Over to
kina Nicholas and Herald Is
Greeted With Wild
Cheers.

London, April 0.-Austria-Hungary
in proceeding alone against Montene-
gro, takes the position that it is act
ing for all the powers, since the am
bassadors reiterated the decree that
Scutari must be evacuated.
Oticial Statement.
A dispatch from Vienna says that
the Austria-Hungarian government, in
formally declaring it's intention of
sending troops against Montenegro, is
sued an official statement, in part, as
follows:
"Austria-Hungary finding that the
ambassadors conference produced no
results, has decided to take matters in
it's own hands and carry out the de-
cision of the powers that Scutari must
be evacuated"
Keys of Fortress.
Cettinje.-Crown Prince Danilo Of
Montenegro, was received with an
ovation upon his arrival here to hand
over to King Nicholas the keys of
the fortress of Scutari. The formal
ceremony was greeted with salvos of
cheers from the excited crowd. The
members of the royal family afterward
marched in procession to the cathe-
dral, the queen and each of the ladies
giving her arm to a wounded soldier.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02

until four months ago I began giving
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a trial and now I am In good
health. Mrs.. WILLIAM H. GILL, Is
Pleasant Street, Auburn, New York.
"DoctOr's Daughter Took It."
St. Cloud, Minn.-''I was so run down
by overwork and worry that l could not
stand it to have my children talk aloud
or walk heavy on the floor. One of my
friends said, TRY Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, for I know a doc
tors daughter here in town who takes
it and she would not take It if it were
not good
81 sent for the Compound at once and
kept On taking it until I was all right"
Mrs BERTHA M. QUICKsTADT, 727 9th
Avenue, S., st. Cloud, MINI.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound may be relied upon as the most
efficient remedy fer female ills. Why
don't you try it2
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
Pope Is Not So Well.

Rome, April 30.-Pope Plus is not
feeling sc well, although the physi-
clans said his co~nvaiescence was not
in any way retarded and denied there
was cause for alarm.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
WOMAN SUFFERED
ten YEARS
From Nervousness Caused by
Female Ills-Restored to
Health by lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.
Auburn, N. Y.-"I suffered from
nervousness for ten years, and had such

organic pains Cnat
sometimes I would
lie in bed four days
at a time, could not
eat or sleep and did
not want anyone to
talk to me or bother
me at all. Some
times I would suffer
for v hours at a
time. Different doc
tors did the best
they could for me
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces inhamma-
tor, allays pain, cures wind collie .25c a bOttle.Aax
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02

No, Alonzo, you cannot always tell
a belle by her rings.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
Alcoholic Consumption Large.

The alcoholic consumption a head in
this country is a little less than %
gallons a year, of which 81 are con-
tanned in beer.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-05-02
Queer Arrangement.

81 am not going to take a sleeper
for this one trip,
But isn't part of the journey at
night?"
well, what of that?"
How can you make a night jour
ney in a day coach?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
Sod)eH6eridt Ses @eiHHbbeifsamts

9aiit Sem Mchemberid,t bes itaoti.
fdlen 8eillnobeitsants ipurDen in 0ei
neriloIienen Gode So Yale uon an.
iiedeHoen aranfbeiten unb % gooes.
ialle iniolge ipgcher strnnfheiten &c
lneloet. aegen 96 grfraafungen uns
10 1ooesfdae in Der garaIlelrDohs
ees oorigen ssnhres. anf bic einselnen
sfranfbeiten nertbellcH iidl Die All,
Wel0nHa aelarIaiea ssalle tpie fcIat
Shiuinoiuht. 80 Grfranfungen uns
2f lcoesfaile; aeiidbnlten, IL Or.
trnnfllngen uno Elm 1ooesfna; IN.
pbusfieber. 8 grfraHfiingen; Sd,ar.
Iadfirber, 8 ertranflingen, 1ipbthe.
ritis uan Ninopoden. je iieben Or.
franfungen: Wtaiern. 6 grfrnnflin.
gen: Gtrn5aatentaiinouno / Grfran.
tuHg.
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sear feiuiabIis.

Gin iebr ieiniiibliser 5err iii an
aeni6einli6 Ir. 5rnnt gbinAep, Dor
30. 241f Sneleiine aneHne. Der ge
itern cor Siderbeitsoireftor Gaih of
Anflager gegen ben berittenen golI,
siiten Clinton ssoIher ouftrni. Mis
ois @grbanoluilg ergnb, baite sSeipel
nm 5reitag abeno @eIegenbeii, Ir
Bbinnep nnsubaIten. ba oefien auto.
moba nIdt In Der porihriitsm1bigeH
Meiic erleuhtet mar. Nie tn iolher
syalleH iiblid, ging Der goI3ilt onran
oas 9laiioHnle Ir. Vbinnep's oif3ii,
aebmen. nm ibn baum forinea boz
ben poIi3eirid)ter ~, eitiren. Rad,0enl
Der alr8t jehr pi0eripilIIg ieinen Na.
men ansegeben bate, beulerfte Der
W0li,iif: y9!IIer @ahrid,einIidlfsii
na1 perheiraibet2~ 7ieie geluerfnn0
nabm Der first. bn ieinc @nttin ii1
init ihm Inn autonlobiI befanD. 10
libel. bob.er zine anfIage seeen ben
VoliSiiien pegen ulgebiibrlidDen 9e.
irngcus erbob.
Observation-Disclosures Gaih erlldrte
Dem Ar5t. oaf ieiner aHiid)t nod Der
EolijIit iih obfoliit nidfs babe 5.l
EhuiDen fcHmen Iniisn, perihob lie.
bod ieine eHbsiiltiee GnfiheiDnng
.tis er aaf 1y. pbinssep's beionosral
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

{Gpsrstt 6. Burlington. %. Detroit.
Ugid5.
IJlorsnce Rouit, 10. 1852 gea:pue
StraBe.
lRo6ert griee. "a, 224 poft Square.
l5ennie 3opIor. q, 528 plum Str.
|gori !. G6ub. "a. s3s 8aptOu Ct.
t2lbu u. gurtbdrbt, "A. Silrertpn.S.
IGlinton Ritten, 27. 1401 @a.rut
/ Strdbs.
lWart6a gogsr. q. 26 Weit 13. Str.
{Rar :. 9alm it,, 1880 aibIdno ap.
lGrace O. Ga.es. q, $3.50 Bel pl.
(e,eorse 9. 5arman, %. Rsaoiug, 3.
(2iIian Risfenberg, 20. oesgI.
(Syerbtuauo @. Ssin, q, gsaepus. an.
lGli3dtstb 9. Griti4, 1s, 4519
gbidsriRg 4De.
lDia O. Sonorp, 80, 2612 4lms 81.
lglfps 4nnabele S6att, %, 27s 6ss
len Strabe.
{5obn Cigar 5onnab, %. asbpfrn.
lauId J. 9apis, 81. ACES gddmcr
Strabs.
I4rf6ur aaudsr, %, 20 Meit gharIs
4 ton Strabs-
ls5rene HcebIer, u, 538 Meit nc
Wli6sn 4psnne.
(Diniam arlts. 90, 566 D.It 8. Ctr.
l leila Sponslsr, Al, 500 Wstb Ctr.
|Som so6nIon, "a, 1iGsboro, 5nS.
(Garrie gui6. %, 1545 Sobn Ctr.
lsOsoan Sraneussti, %. 17o7 Rae:
x Strdbe.
lGIi5absta ariBt. 81. Ssssl.
lJrans abraham Taillsr, 43. Zen
X gort Gin.
(glan9e @. RI,iu, "a, 7es Greus
ipooo anenue.
}6arrifon Dolter. 20. 836 Glart Et.
l Bertha Smith. 20, 816 oesel.
(altsrt ]. Gsr.an. 2s. 1861 I.f 8.
X StrGBs.
l2lnuo GIart. 10, 1865 sssJt.
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Ter ssitrte inn Goo.

au6 i'm 3ooioaiid,en Barten miro
oas groaraHnr snH Gierten ,Sltli ne.
ieHtlidl erlueiteri. ,seuerluerf iin6et
bel Tag uno bel Radi ltatf un0 an.
SCREEN III cine wciiere, nnr aus
glas IniirumeHteH snlnmlnengciebie
aapeae enaasiri tporoeH. lle6eroies
fiHoen Die iiblid)cn aoHJerte nebit
laHseinIagen 6es rniiiid)en Crdeiters
ftati uHo I'm sSreilidttbeater miro pom
Der Ben Greet ssiinitlerseiellihaft
Radlrnittass oas Spafeipeur id,esuit.
ipiel .giel Sarm nm nihts" nno
abeli0s bas germ geleheHe she
iioops to conquer, bon Sbelool,
anfgeiilhrf.
8cltern aelanaten .Biel S1rn urr
nidis" mno Somnernodtsfraiin@
CUR Goritellinig. ;sur TieHiidg iiHS
y@ie es eilds aefdlIf" imo Ter
Sfurm@ angeiest. iiir Dfiitpod) Der.
Iorenc SiebesnTitb" uao .Sonnre..
nadtstrnim", iiir Ionneri,na Ter
acaimann pom 0eHeoig~ nnn ..9erIo.
rene Siebesmiih~ uno iiir 5amitaa
~gSns ibr ipoIIi~ mIo Ter gs,ocr.
ipenltigen 3dbHtuns.~
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Mms benz Ysii3eiserid,t.
SAWers 5traie fir ReferitedJcr.
,sraHempriisler in bas arbeitsbaus
seinnot.

Die Werbanolllng eegsn ben Gigs
hdnoler Jofepb g. DlIHbnhsr, bon
Po. $50 SbilIito GtrdBe, neItsr Be-
fduioist tn. ben Gtreiser Jc6H Sc.
bart, BON go. 2640 Dennis Strase
nit elmer Shubpafis bebrobt su
babsn, tDuroe nuf ben Is. nertaat. Da
elmer Der pidtisen g. ssn ni6t pers
gelaoen mar.
6drrp Gopurbs, fuelfer Is fih al
ieinem befonoeren gergniigsn matte,
pebrlofe 5rausn su perpriigeIn, Duroe
oitfrbdlb gu einsr Geloftrdfe BON $50
Hebit Soften uHb 90 1dge arbeiisbdua
perurtbeilt.
GbeHfaGs tpurbe Senrp gnldpp
ipeifsr i'm GHterpriie 5otel fsinenl
Witdrbeiter SSreb WilIer RsFerffits
TN Geiiht bei5radbts. su 30 5agen
arbeitsbaus. $50 gsteFrdfe un3 IRA.
gen bsr foften oerurtteilt.
Wesen ungsbabrlihen geiradeHs
ipurbe bic Reserin glan6e Scbnlor
az elmer GefoftraFe BON $50 nebft 90.
iien psrurtbeiIt, neil Ts i'm goeain.
raaf4 i'm 6oaie go. 336 Baum Ctr.
sin, uiifts Gsene inf3snirt bate.
Der Ressr Robert 5obeu, nelfer
BEG Rdnb<s b<ihulbiat in, Duroe ben
e,robaeihnorenen iiberipiefsH uno
isire girgffuft ouf $1,000 ieitsebt.
6oben III tef6uloist. sinsm RaHsgss
noffeR, dis oeriel6e cine so Jects
seiate, eas Gelo aus Der 5an6 aerif.
fen 3a ha6tn unS entfloben su ieiR.
als 6obsn fpdtsr isffgenommsH wur.
be, fdno man bic Gelbnote nit aaus
summi iibersosen i'm Wunos sss 9ers
bafieten Dor.
Der Gaif sssen ben SO Sabre als
ten Ben Seresl. fptIfsr an b<r Dir.
npih uHo RegRiden apenue lpohEi.
purbe auf ben II. 5uli persagt. Ger
BEL 1T befduloist, ansebli6 In bic
Wiribi6oft unb @rotern oon auaaj.
6plsmnsller, go. 2905 UlafIahufetts
I4penus, nd6tti6eripeiie .inoebro6en
sg FtiH. Gin Aahbar b<s 6ol3musIsr,
George SHsisman, fab ben 5erbel
lurG) Gin 1enfter In Die Hdume bes
6oismueler einiltiseH unb btnanrit,=
tigse bic pofisti. goIisiften sipaHgen
ben Mann auf eideibe Weiie, ipie sr
in bic Rdume gsfanst mar. suriidsus
fommen uno nabmsn ibn aIsbdnn IN
GAIT. 6olsmus[lsr ssnnt ben 6erbel
Iebr gtnau uno erflGri, bab 6ersel
Dor etniser 3eit einsn ilnfnn bate
|uno fsisbem In Der s5ise oft nnbe=
rreiflifs 6onofungen pcrnimmi. sui
Grunb Der ausfuseu oes 6oismuelI.r
ruroe Der JaI Di. nnsegeben periasi.
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Biraih oefien G'aftin pernofnnen Bat.
3luiid)en 9r. gbuniep uno goli.
6eidef GopeIdn fam cs I'm glnidlIti;
on oieies gerbor nod 5i eineH flci.
.nen @ortgcpIdnfel on Der Serr Gof-
for IidI 8t Der geiuerflng periticg,
Dab dnitdnoige Selite nid)t nit 80.
ii3iiien uerfebrten utto bic goliSiitet
batter aui ben 8erfebr nit oen
@irtbselement angetpieien ieien. 30
li5eif@cf GopeIan aeriefb Oh oiefes
angriffs ani Den G6arafter Der go.
li3ei gang geborig in Sarniid3 mo
trat energifh fir Die Eoli3iiten Elm.
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Mit Cob
ee5ablte gcitern Gin oenfidDer Burger
itGotiiflc 8oaos.

Cine triumphant lit aeitern aebo'
ria gepliinoert Epor6en uno on StelLe
ron $1,000 IN @oIo, bic I'D, in oieier
StrntpibaHf bei1uoeu bat jest Der
Gigelfthiimer aft itdotiife ,5lut9'
bombs, bic ibm ia gro3eHt eiabriil.
gen.
gei 0ielem glufauf bat Der betref'
ienoe giirger audi nod, bic Nartfiers'
aornmiiiion gelpnrt, ocnn er nlafie
ieinen Ginfauf bein Stnotaaoitor
@aibbnru brett, iooaB CT bic gcn6s
iiir ben Rellinuerth erbielt Ten Ri
men oieIes 8onofaniers pollte no.
.tiirIidl Serr 8aibbnru nift nerra.
then, benlerfte ieood}, oaB Der ge'
treiieltoe eiH Teutid)er mar.
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sSoiepb aiebnfe, bon 2eiterfemp
|geo. 8 sir Sprieenfoinp. 90. ~.
Cornelius Gurrtn, Don GpriBen
stonpagnie go. 5 5ur Sprisenfomp
30. I8
Soc 3. Bed. BON Sprisenfcupaa
ME Ro. 22 CUR Sesmateridl-seon
go. 3.
Oscar Pntnid, bon GpriseHfomp
go. 43 sur electromagnetic go. t3
NilItdm SniI, BON 5priBenfomp
so. A 5tlr Sprisenfomp. go. 2
JaDIor groofs, pon Ddiiertburm
aomp. go. / CUR Sprisertompasnu
Io. Ii.
Ridlnel gropn, Gbaufieur, suI
GprlHcnfompagnie go. 45.
Gomuro Woebrmener. BON Spri
electromagnetic 9to. IL 5ltr @aiier
|tburm Stomp 9to. /.
ssohn Vhares, bon SprieenfOmp
|yto, 2 Sllr Spritenfemp. 9eo. 80.
Sourciree 3ngeinann. non 2eiter
aonapagnie go. 10 sisr Gprieeg
stontpdgnie go. 81.
aipuI gdtters. pon SprieeHfomp
sso. AZ 5nr Sprisenfonip. geo. 43.
8ecrge Soff. upn Sprieertcurp
yso. 43 5ur Seifcrfcnlp go. f3.
ssobn GnrIen, BON 2eiferfomp. go
q 3ur SpriBenfonlp. no. %.
Charles Servings, bon 2eiter
sion1p. go. 1 CUR Sprisetfompngni
9eo. 80.
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@ermift.

SameS 9telIon, Al Sabre alt. bon
Sc 326 Nun StraBe. piro lett
Samitag aus ieiner @obHuna oer-
miBt Nelion perlieB ieine Ansebori.
gen ohne leorpeoe gfadrld)t 3u bIatera
iaiicn uno miro anaeuommeH, baB
lbm Elm ltniaQ 3ugeitoBen iii.
Die 8oIi3ei mltroe aeitern eriudlt,
llnlihau uad] Dem - Sabre oIten
SarrD @osIeD 3lr baltet rpelher ietf
Souutoq Morqeu aus ieiner @ob-
nllng, 9to. 364S clifton alpenue, nef.
id)mun6eu iii
@eorac 9oob aus 0ortb 8ernon,
Sno., in felt einiaer 3eit aus ieiiler
6eimctbsorte perihipllnben uno miro
angenomnen, oaB or ii6 in ginstn.
nati ouihQlt.
9lus Reabine. s., pirb fett ssm
%. SUM Der Al syabrs aIts 90bn
gtert permiBt. Gdert ptrb aufgefnra
bert, 10 fduea als moglid suriidals
fehreu, ba lpiftige 4ngelegenheiien
ieiner tpartsn. IS piro anaeHoms
men, oaB fih Der 8srmibts in gsB.
.ciunott aufbdIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

Ter 8erfammlnRg poriiebt, eab De-
Gtsitreit nunmebr in elm Stdsss.s. ets
tseten 1T. nelhss eiRs grobe Gefabr
fir Die gefammte giirgerI4dft beo<us
tet.
Sn Der beutigeR 8erlammIuRg foa
Die Brage tr GripdeuRg gs3ogsn p'rs
ben, Oh MID Der Staatsanpalt perans
tdbt perpen fam, fth ein8umii6en
uno geriAtlihe Shritte sin3ulsitsn,
um ben abIolut un6aItbdrsn 8srhdIts
rifen ein Gnoe 8u MAIDEN.
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gen bic glspelanb, Gine., Chicago u.
ct. GOuis ap. SO. singetlast.
Wliddel Hdpbael tlagte cine 5oroes
rung iibsr $1209.50 gesen bic Sn=
Duftriol Gire Jnfurdnee 60. DonatrOu,
o., Elm.
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Die gsitrigen RenHen ergdbeH foIS
"a, ~ 0lnE,,I4n+.

Die gsftrigen Renren ergaben Fols
eenoss RsTultat:
grites Rsnnen - 5 5urlonss:
UtauD 9. g., 1O5 (8oofe), qeponnen;
9ron3s Ding, 10 (5ren6) 8rDeites;
Sufan g., 110 (5eRrp), orittes, 3eit:
100 4s5.
Die 81 Wutuels te80blteu. Dedub
. 6, $3.50 gu ge,pinnen, $3.50
Yiace, $6.40 S6op; 8ron3e Ding,
$3.50 place, $4.8 0Sbop; Suian 3,
$6.4O S6on.
3peite5 Rennen - 6 9urlongs:
Qa Mooe, 103 (3aplor), aeponReu;
$lenrp Rite, 105 (&eoeris), 3tpeites;
Gop, 103 (9pOie), Drtttes, ,3ett:
1:12 20.
8te 81 0{utuelB be3abltsn: Qa
Utooe, 1920 gu getptnnen, $11.00
Qlace, 1920 Shon; 6enrp Ritts,
$50 4Iace. $4.9O Sbop; GOB, $3.50
Sbpp.
3rittes Rsnnen - 55 5urlougs:
GoIis, 112 (6enrp). geponnen; ganop
gOr, 100 (Anoreb), 5pettes; 2inbar,
106 (Steele), oritte6. 3eit: 1:07,
Die $2 WtutueIs besablten: Gofis,
ST gu getDinneu, 1890 Blace, $3.50
5bop; ganop gor, $17.4O pIace,
$3.50 Sbop; Qinoar, $3.50 S6op.
9ierts5 Reunen 6anoicap; I
Wteils uHD 70 Yarbs: Star ,5asmine,
IS (ulortin), gepouuen; Rilton y,
107 (AuoreB), 3pettes; Utorristonu,
II 0(@oDie), ortttes. 3ett: LAP 3=5.
Die s. WtutueIs be3abIteR: Stnr
Sasmine, $6.40 gu 9etutnnen, "a
glace, 1920 S6op; MiLtou g, $3.50
glace, $2.7O SbOp; ROrristOtpH,
1920 S6oip.
5iinftss Ranneu - Sine WeiIe:
Strong, 1O7 CMartin), 9eponnen;
Ssmprite, 1O5 (8oOTe), 5peitss; Rifle
Brigade, 107 (5eaban), ortttes. 3eit:
1:38 20.
Die 81 MutusIs be3ablten: Strong
$3.50 81 getptnuen, $40 Pldce;
Sempr!te, $430 place.
Sehites Bremen - l 1/16 msile:
GouFin Bug, 1O7 (Ulartin). sstpons
nen; Or. Baloo Briggs, III (Gpofe),
3neites; Bonnie GlotTe, 100 (Ieaban),
orittes. ,3eit 1:46 2z5.
Die 81 Mutuels be3ublteu: Goufiu
puB. 81 gu gstpinneu. s. plaes. $3.50
S6ota; 7r. BaIoo Briggs, S12.2O
8lace, 5000 Sbop; Bonnie 9Iotis,
$3.50 S6Dp.
5iir Die beutigeu Rennen iinb fols
genbe gferbe dngemsloet ruprben:
Grftes Rennen - 5Ir 2zjdbrise
5iiQenituten; 81 5urlonss: Sbephers
beB 100, 9tlcrea 100, Banjo Stm
.1O9, 5anpegd 112, SaIDus 112,
RaIp6 1l2, Soc BaITb 112. Toronto
112, golter 112. 2uiro Of aGngoon
112, 5eras 5ommie 112.
3neites Renneu - SeQinq; 0iers
idbrige uno alter; 6 5urIongs: iii
lies gligbtmare 103, 8tnning With
103, Sgtoo 1O3. grpital Domino 100,
9olo 9aib los, Star Ro'e 105, 1dns
pile ii. 1O5, Jortp Qiuer 105, Sal
len Siaps 1O7, Bud 10, psoro 112.
Gjeorae Srndrb 113.
8rittes aennen - Selling; ,3susi=
jGbrige Juaen; 3 5urIongs: Ueartp
9ou 100, 6ortsrie 102, Reo Star
1o5, @racilla 1O5, marp pidfpro
105, SereRata 105, penaltp 10,
8iolet Man 10, RoTd Wuubi 10,
2abn Snnoesnee 10. Sheooorita no.
Caro- Moms 115.
8iertes Rennen - 6dnbitap; 1reis
jdbriee uno dlter; 6 SurIongs; Spp
IS, 5Ipinq 5om 90, 9an8areta 100,
genanstt 100, 8uin 108, 2ittIe Sus
ther 1O8, Gaiep Sones la.
Fiinftes Rennsn Selling; 3reis
idbriae; ! 1/16 Weite: Mlp @euji
los, Garpatbia 105, Star QctreB
JOS, olp Golor 1O2. Smen 102, Benis
north 105, Sting Sor 102, Barnard
105, Miiiis 105, Belle Of grpu Wapr
100.
SehItes Rennsn -- Qllonancss; 81
iGbriqe uno alter; ! Weile: Il. Steppd
g, Smprefion 102. Spnaod los, Qrss
iumption 106, Dbits Wool Ill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

3ped fir bic genanntsn NnlageR az
liefern. 3iefs 2sute Iolten fi9 bel
mir, benz 8ertrster Der Stastperlpdls
tun9, meloen unb unper5iioIih nod i'm
Gaufe oes beuti9en abenos an bic ars
belt geben.
IS erf6eint Elm 8erbre4en eegeu
ote Rtnber unb bic Rranten BERG tabt,
ipena man ss 5ufdbt, Ddb Der lsbte
oerfugbdre 8orrdtb an @is perIoren
gebt.
Die Gage 1T, ME sic Dobl isl6it
3u9eben fpe.oen, auberoroeutli6 trts
tiff. Sd erIu6e sie ou6er um eine
um9s6enoe 4ntport, nod imQaufe beg
tsutigen abenos. Sd perbe Sbre
anttport i'm Ratbbauie abpdrten.
Jhr erasbener
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

Die Esdnt Cincinnati bat cine
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-04-08
AMERICAN KILL
Ed IN A DUEL
Son of Sugar Planter Dies at Hand
of Rival.

Havana, April Rudolph War
rem, son of Jere Warren, a promi-
nent American sugar planter, died
at a hospital here last night from a
pistol wound in the abdomen which
he received in duel Saturday with
Hannibal Mesa, member of a
wealthy Cuban family.
The two young men recently had
several physical encounters and are
reputed to be rivals for woman's
affections. AS a result Mesa chal-
lened Warren, which, according to
the Cuban code, conferred the choice
of weapons on Warren.
The duel was at thirty-tive PAGES.
Warren fell at the first fire. Mesa
was not harmed. Warren was taken
to a hospital, where he made a state
ment to the police that he had &C
cidentally shot himself while hand
ling a revolver. Immediately after
the duel Mesa sailed for New York
on the steamer Havana.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-04-08

table, and she was instructed to
open the packages and read aloud
the various poems and messages
contained therein. This was a COM
plete surprise to her and she was
indeed delighted to receive the pref
ty and useful gifts presented to her
by her club sisters. The original
poems and other messages. accom-
panying the gifts were amusing in
the extreme and it was jolly crowd
that repaired to the parlors to en-
gage in tn, regular annual business
session.
The following OIL ers were elected
for the ensuing year: President.
Mrs. G. i. Younkee: vice president,
Mrs. w s. Weston: secretary, Mrs.
Alexander Groves; treasurer, Miss
Annie C.. Smith. The business ses-
SIGN vas followed by another hour
o. social enjoyment.