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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-12
Qlmkerproeutlid eripigreiH
0ar bic aeitrise GrDifumna Der
Srnbiabrs. nnb Siter.glusitelluns
bel Sims & Soepfe.

9as emporium scr
eroBeH Jirrrd aIms & Goepfe on
Watn. Canal uno Suut Strabe bil.
bete geitern 6as Meffo. 1u Dem 5ar.
icnoe uno abertniierloe unierer ele.
panteiten ToHeu. tpeId)e Die brilante
gtusitellung, rpomit Die Strma oic
Griihirhrsiaiion eroffuete. NIT Dem
grobteu Sssrtiereife in gtugenideia
nGbuen. lie prd6tiaen syeniter. .aus.
lcgen. foruie bic aberiif,tlid georone.
ten 0opitaten Der 3Ipou5is un0 nebr
Tepnrtements oes sfieiengeid,afts
plrocn aebiihreno beuunbert uro
biele Der geiuferiunen errporben lid,
rei5enoe uno preisfpiiroise gseitheitcn
Der Waooe, pdhrero anoere nit anre-
guneen bereitert mad !Sauie ginaeH.
DDS jtets ,uporfoumenoe mlo lie.
beuslpifroiae Rerfonol ga6 ale az.
niinid)te ausflrnft coer seigte ben
Mlnpigen beionSers ftlone Rcpitaten.
G0breno I'M llnterseifoB Seltufle,
Siifapodren etc. bas glllge Der Sulis-
frau aiIf lid1 sogen, puren es i'm /
uno 2. 8efdpoh bauptiaddih Die fei.
rer irtportirten g.ldNpaarert, Die rel.
8enben aoItiime iur Ionen unS
9laodeH, fcfuie bic por3itslit,e Nus.
iteIl,mS in Vubrpaaren uno Siiteu,
speIdJe irrmer ipieoer oie geipunee.
ring Der geiuferinnen mad, rieFer.
@ohreno BEL ben aleibern, Mdnteln.
5oillen unb 9luien Der bliIaariins
Sdnnitt feicnOers berbortriti. iino bic
gariier Yubipaaren. ueId)e alrls &
Gcepfe init grcBen aoi.en fir lire
silmoiHnen importirten. 10 geid,mcf.
noi. unb pielieitis, bab feline Game
eieie abtheilung unbefrieoigt perlai.
fen piro. Gs peritebt lid BON ielbit,
onb audi bic beiten grseugnifie ser
g,e,p storter gsllsipaaren groatN
fnidu ieblcn. Ter 9iieienloben pronate
ecitern i'm it,oniten giinienIhnu,d
Iunb Der 8eilid] Der ausiteilifng ipdr
Elm lpirfIif,er 8enuB. Eir MAIDEN
an oieier Gielle oaranf nlifmerf,lm
eab oieielbe nod heute uno morasr
arhalteu rpiro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-12

gGuit Der 4Olisei in bic glrme nuo
iuiro uerbaitct.

Gie GebeinlpoIi3iiten 8efroe1gc
lmo G'9rRn mntten geItern on Der
ctercn 8ine StraBe eineu guten
Song, inbem tie gtte Wtorun %
,SaEre all. eineu Der geihiftelten ul1o
berilhtigiten Sotels un0 8anfotebe
ocs 2anoes, feImobmen. Ter 9efans
gene tDur0e almdhit ais peroa6tI9
cingeiperrt. Iie 9oIi3ei ben1liht irdt
uuS3ufinoen, oh Morun pdbren0 iai'
mes hieiigen 9(ufentboIts III ieiner
=, GroiciIion qearbeitet" bat gsadh gln'
oabe oes Chefs Der 8ebelmpoli3et
Grim muroe Oloran unter uuoerent
i'm sSubre 1902 in 9ep Dorf untar
Dem 8eroohte, Die Ytutter Der ,Srau
Beorqe 8ouIo in Dem gSuloorf 2LItOa
ria Sotel nm St)mufiaf,en I'm
@ertbe pon $4,000 beItoblen 81 bas
Ten, oerbaitet. gr mar i'm Sabre 1888
in aentufp Degcu 8roBoiebitabls 5t
fiinf SSuhreu 3ut7tbaus perurtneIlt
mor0eu uno i'm Sabre 1886 aus oenl
3udtbQuie 5u Srnntfort errlprunge1.
Gur3e 3eit ipdter lpuroe er IN Gin.
cinrati uerbaftct uno nab aentufp
suriidae6ratt, mo er ben Reit ieiHer
Stroie obiaB. SIN Sabre 1898 purbc
err in QbiIa0eIphiu pon Dem iettJell
Ghef Ser 8ebeimpoli3et Grim uno
Tcteftiu Callahan, pelhc 5pe5ial.
oieuit in genannter Stoot Deriahea,
pcrhaitet. Dtoran bat 3abIreid]e 8or-
ItrQ'en binter lid.
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gterblihfeitsberint.

Jrancis 3Ousr, 20 Sabre, 1926 De.
ftern 4oenue; ShtpInoiuht.
Greb. Sheimann, 3S Sabre, Tscas
tur, 81; Snqueit in Sapebe.
Soi. 3imberIins. So Sabre, gtncin-
natl ;Snqueft i'm Shpebs.
Sac. 2tHnentomp, IS Sabre. $50
Set Strabe; Niersuleiben.
Grancis BRETON. Al Safrs, 826 W.
4. Strabs; SnqueIt in Shpebe.
Sobn atfIel, 43 Sabre, 1882 Gprs
man; Sdpinoiuht.
Qouiie 0Orssr, SO Sabre, SO On
y. StraBe; Sndusit in 56pebs.
Sol. 6empeImann, rs Sabre, 529
Cit 13. StruBs; Riersuleioen.
STaac gigranstp, so Sabre, 1915
Central Qtoenue; glutitur3.
gItI. WhiteIap Fist, 9 Sabre, 5uf.
ton unb yiaTau Strabe; Jnfluenso.
2eno Barnett, 8 Sabre, 1112 Dols
Qoenue; Qunuenleiben.
Clifford WiGis, 25 Sabre 212 SO.
9ibertn Strabe; Shtpiroiuht.
Catherine Gperr. 66 Sabre, 315
9lotter 2loerus; 6er2leibsn.
Epo Rejtb, 73 Sabre, 2015 GIN
Strafe 6ersfehlsr
Murn Tubot. "a Tahre, SAG Weit
g. StraBe; gruittrebs.
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gpef1ue, tpurbe fpegeu Trnnfenbsit
auf 80 3age tns arbettsbaus ge-
ifitft.
CHARLES Waafter, elm unuerbeiierli.
der Stnopsbruoer, erbieIt megen
Erunferr6eit inn taaienbIten Riiffaae
eine Strafe bon 80 Iagen arbeits.
bcuS, $50 uno Soften 5uofftirt
6ronf 2etpiS, elm porgeblih tau6'
ihlnmer StrobenbettIer, bate al Der
,sront ltno Gin StraBc einen iolfen
Roonu geihIaeen, bob er inter Der
glnflage bes unoroentliden 8etra'
gems oer6aftet iperoen nIuBte. Der
Wen0tfant butte nittlerfpeile Stimm(
imo @ehor ipieoergefliuben unb flebtt
ben Rifter nm Wtiloe an. @r fon
nit elmer @eloftraie bon $25 uno Der
Soften oapor.
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Vieiberiprebeno
Sit bas Grogramm fir bas Nonitre'
lpusert Der Wuiifer Sdlus.
geieaid)ait.

elae Gn3eiten oeutcn barauffiE,
SaI, bas 1onitrefonjert, bas BON Der
Muiiter SfuIsgeieaid,oit fir oen
slteuo bes 4. Tiai IN Der WhiiithuLle
gep!ant lit, it'd, su einem glan3enoen
fiinitleriit)en grfcla seitalten fpiro.
Sn Der aeitrigen geriammLlntg Der
Sreinigung in Ger guiieal erfntge
nrroe oas grc9ranuu IN sroben 5n.
GEN beiprohen ilno laut oem Eerit1t.
hen .Serr Sermann geaiteot IT,, Der
tiiulileriife 2eiter Der 8eranitnliung.
unterbreitete, oiiriten aIlerbdro bib.
ifc lleberraidmngen fir bic geiiiher
oe3 aonserts in Ausiid)t ftehen.
sSn eriter 2inie miro elm Waiien.
ord,el.er ans 250 Mitglieoern ser
alsuiifer SdusgeieIlifaft nritpirten
ino auBeroem lit oas engagement
nnocrer tapeaen io,pie oie RitiDirf.
ung zines Wiaiieud)ors eeplant.
Ter ertrng oes ston5ert5 lit fir
ben 6onos beitimmt. BEN iib Die Vtu.
filter ShusgeieIlifoft pin antaui
enes eigenen Seins iid,ern min iinh
rennihon nod feline oefinitipen Be-
Idiiilie in oieier Siniiht sefaBt nor.
een iino, 10 itebt es bod nabe5u ieit,
bah lid, oieieS Seim on Der Wtercer
Sirabe. in Der gidhe Der Bolnlit
Strabe. beiinSen miro. 1ie 8ereini.
prng itebt besilgIih oes anfaifs a.
nes 8r,moitiids in llnterbnnoluna.
nos an Der SiioieIte Der Hlerser CTR.
iunpeit oes gegemDdrtIsen SeiIiIs Sss
slihenbrooel alnbs aelegen lit nno
cai Dem sessupGrtig suei goditein.
ba,tier itetn, bic natiirlld) nbgeriiien
ino burf einen ntooernen fei,5al
rieht lperDen ipiiroen. 2ie 8eiamlitt.
foiten fir anfnui bes 8runoitiids
iriio errid,ting oes gteuboiis oilriten
iidD auf ei1ua S25 900 itellen unS ei.
nen Jheil bieier Salnlme beiist oie
wuiifer 8eiellit,aii bereits ats er.
trag pon friiberen geranitaltiinger
uno irei.piqigeu geiiteuern su oieielu
Siped.
gbe Der anfaui erfoIgt, miro m.
tiirlit crit cine Reierenoum-a bitint.
nInt,g nnier ben Witslieorn oes
Gereiniglna porgeaonlneu iperosn.
sln Der Spite bes aonmiftees, ons
nit ben arrangements Iiir ons
Woniirefon5ert betraut iii, iteben oit
ieiecnoeu Serren: Vraiioent: sSrnni
0obnIann; WiJepraiioent: Oeorgs
Stdtb. Sefretdr: u. Shoa, uni
ghosneilter: ssobn Sefer.
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apmmittee fir Rriifnns bes aaIlcns
ansmeiies nnS 3mfnnitspLane.

Ser goritono 6es Geutihen Jbea-
terpereins bate in ieiuer geitrigen
In aroutbaf's ,Sofbr0u" abge1alte-
nen 5tbuug ooS 8ergHiigen, ietnen
ncuen Brdiioenten 0errn 2llbert
Wueblbaiier, bon Der befannte1t
grnueriirma @inoiih-Wueblbauier
8u beeriiBen. IenieIben rDuroe elm
her3lifer 8iltonun 5utbeil. "a bas
Gus Den Serren 9tiharo aieierIing.
@uitap Mltebler uno 9r. &c. 8. Stoa
beitebenoe aontmtttee nod feline 8as
leoenbett Bate, ben aaiienberidJt SeS
Iireftors Serrn Otto Grnit Shnlio
3u priifen, ipuroe auf ndtTten Glert.
itue 9tafJmittag etne meItere Der
iammlung anbermrnt. Fem 0ireftor
lUuroe elm areott ans Der aaIie oe5
Ehcaterueretns belpiaigt. IieIer Se.
trn1 iit benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10.
rpeit berielbe fdilig lit, 81 entnehmen.
g(ud Die 3ufunit oes 3eltifsn lhea.
tcr$ lulroe beiprofen uno penu
Eidue ouh nod nid]t reif ilno, 10 I'M.
terlteat es oennoh feinen 3Ipelfel,
0aB JbalienS alnit auf Der oeltid)cn
guhue aud in 3ufunft bier gepileat
ncroen iDtrb. Ron Serrn aromba4)
nuroe Sic 8riinoung elmer 2lttien-
geieaihait ougeregt, in Ser Grnnr.
tuug, ooB elm aupital BON $50. 900
o6cr nebr oilfqebraht neroen tann,
Gus beiien Grtrdgni'ien Dem I2ltts
iter 5heater DER be1otbigte 3tldnb
sutbeil niro. lin bieiem ODER dnocrn
GlGnen fobIide Beltalt gu geben.
uur6en Die 5erreu 2Sobn 5drUaIb
,tohn Gllaf, Rituro ateierltng un0
| 6juitao Wtuehler nebIt 0rdlioent
WueGlboellier er oificio aIs aommit'
Tee ernonnt, Inn lid nit Der 2lH8ele'
gerbeit nt befaiien. Nus benz 0erlaui
Der 0erhdrolllngen ergab itd1, 0af
oic 3itfunft oes 9eutiten Sbeater5
1 bel uns a5iolltt nid)t geidbroet iii
| 5o6c!o Ser aaiienberidyt 8eprilft mi
rifttq be+unoen porliegt, miro Der
iel5e in aeorutter sSorm 3ur aenut
IniB aaer GreunOe Der Sate gebra6
Iueroer.
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GntlaTen.

Ter iunqe Qtann peIher i'm 3a-
Ianlmen&an9 NIT Der am Wcntas
atcuo on Der 5ore't tino aIasfo Moe.
Itnttgefunoeueu BeraubuRg Der rSrau
Catherine Stuntebed, BON yto. 1916
aIa9fa 9IoenIe. perhaitet moroen
NOR, ulr0e qeiteru oa Die sSrau i'm
nid]t nit geltlHmtbeit ala ihren an.
gTeiier ioentiii3iren fonnte, auf freieu
Sur geiept lie Ieere Sanotaidle ncr
Srau St1Htebed puroe uadgtraglidy
III eiuem Suunl nabe oem lbatorts
ge1unoen.
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@prtrdiee.

Serr 9. 8oiecsed ipridt beute
Ateno I'M 9eutiten 2itterartlden
Stub iiber pIcr gothiitle StiI in Der
arf,iteftur uub ieine ,3eit
Serr Serbert z. gigelon ipriht
am 6reitag abeno I'M 4uoitoriuln
Der II. Giitriftidlulc all Sinn Ctr,
spiid)en Clinton uuo glrnlorD 9lDe.,
isber gogesirogcu lie 3eriarni.
lung, fir peIde aud elm u1uittaIiihes
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Nlms benz Ypliseigeriht. t.

Gas 7pfet Der aeitriIen RoliSei-
geridtsiibing mics nur ruenige Sale
BON augemeiHem Sntereiie alti
gom. Cppermnnn, nelfer am Go.
pernment Sauare oabei abGefaBt
fruroe. ais er einen 8umHrrel'en
pcn einem sllttomobil 3u ltfhleu rer.
i.lf,te, murbe sn elmer 8eloitraIe Don
$40 mb ben Soften oerurtbeiIi.
Gona ELLEN. Uou 9so. 6t0 Central
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refradlt lDorSen, fpo iie eiftige Shta.
Den ipater itarb. Der Coroner Ite1te
Sirnhauteut3iinolma ais 5ooesur
infe felt SIM 2auie Ser leeten orei
Wcd]sr iino utd,t ipeIliger ipie iiiHi
Vesionen Der linhetmIihen arantbcit
erIeaen.
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&rogramm aufgelteat rporben lit,
fin0et unter ben Auipi5ien hes
,,Wcn's Social ano educational
Club" itott.
Gr. g. Guitao 3inte iprtht am
Srettag Abeno Dor Dem gr1pin Circle
iiber uSntereiiante Dittbeilungen
aus Der 8eihihte ser neueren GDs
rurdIe"
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1le gefilrdtete aranfbeit pirn.,
haiife,it3iinoiing bnt eiH peiteres
Gpfer in Der | / ssaDre alten Glfie
goIiopis, Don gto. 1907 Glm Strni,e,
aeinuben. Gliie mar am Niontag II
idapersrunsem 8uftonbe BON ibrem
Better mad Sesn itaeai&en 1oipitnI
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Haftbefeble 5Hriidaenommen.

aus Springfielo, SIis.. traf ge.
tern oie WelouHg Elm. onB bic I'm
3niammenbnng nit Iiiicreii5en i'm
.S5ipenoroen" erpirften Saftbefc1Ie
acaen 0nrrD aPolin uno Nedts-
.nrDalt Gr. !. !. Giienmarn, beibe
pon Cincinnati. auriidsesooen uoroen
.iino.
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unb guroen fungirten am 8efhiiB,
uno Iturben uniers Sungeus unter Der
Qsitung beg 8eteranen WcJntire.
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cine Gheibung. Die 8etoen teiratbe.
ten am 27. Gftotsr 1905.
Gareud 91omas min BON Wnl.
7bpmas, ben ~ am IA. Mai 1909
beiratbete, gsfhieosn Isin, neil ct iis
am s. Mai 1911 I'm Sti6 eelaHen bat.
Qonife Maurer reihte cine Sheis
Dungsflase eegen Stanlsn 8. Maur I
elm, neil er iie am 81. csanuor 1910
Dsrlieb unb feitoem ni6t mebr fir iis
eeTorgt bat. Die geiosn heiratbetsn
am 3. Suni 1908.
2luf Gruno bon 5runtiu9t, Ritts
psrforgung unb neil er iie am Is. Sa=
nuar 1911 i'm Sttd fsB, pia Wbarie
5oob BON 6. Worion 5oob, ben iie am
20. Wldra 1910 beirutbets, geidieben
isill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

pair parts have been established in the following ces Bos-
ton Chicago st. Louis, Minneapolis, Kansas City Dallas
Omaha Atlanta New York. Philadelphia Charlotte c. Pitts
burg, Indianapolis Memphis, Denver San Francisco
gees Portland Oregon These depots operated
under the Of the district managers the fore
going cities.
REGULARLY APPOINTED DEALERS of the Maxwell Motor
Company will have the preference the repair parts
of the earlier model Maxwell motor The will
comprehensive the deliveries Immediate and can be
filled All dealers throughout the United States therefore,
parts from these service stations from New
castle, Indiana, direct.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF LONDON SOCIETY
Engagement of Miss Asqlith
Rum0red
BUDS OF THE SEASON
Lady Iris Capell Most Interesting of
the Debutantes, Among Whom Is
Miss Elizabeth Asquith, the
Premier's Daughter
BUDS OF THE SEASON
BY THE LADY MARY

London, February 1.-(speeial)- Violet
Asquith returned from America to find
q strongly rooted suspicion among her
Simon, the solicitor general, and though
Sir John has denied the soft impeachment,
and Violet processes TO know nothing
about II, there is a general impression
that 1t is an accomplished fact that will
he announced shortly. 1t was, in fact, an
nounced in the local paper of Waltham-
stow, Sir Johns constituency, but Curl
ously enough. nobody noticed 1t until a
week later. An their friends Immediately
bombarded Sir John and Mr.. Asquith with
questions as to the truth of the statement,
and while Mr.. Asauith adopted the
sphinx-like attitude of his daughter. Sir
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
Economy in the Country

rTOin lne UdSnlu8lOD SUR.
THE late James Molloy," said q music
publisher. wrote humorous songs now
and then. but It 10 as the authsr OF
Loves Old Sweet Song that he Will be
remembered.
yet his humor was good. too-brieht.
clean and pure He liked to make TN
CT people who lived In the country. I
once heard him say in London to a
Devon man:
Why do you live in the country. any
towT
SO as to save mony. was the reply.
Are vegetables and milk and meat
cheaper?'
They are. on the contrary. slightly
carer
"-How do you save then?
No .'salome" opera, 80 year No
estaurant dinners, 500 q year. No thea
tres, 500 year. No taxicab fares. $50
a year. No detractions OF any kind. SO
! year.
a Look here said Mr.. Molioy, could
not you save money II you diedr"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

surprise you get by using this new plan
corn cure. There's nothing to stick to
the stocking or sock; your corn pains
stop. You're saved the bother of apply
ing plasters that make the corn bulge
out from the core. You're saved salves
that eat into the healthy flesh and
'pull'; no more fnssing with bandages.
You don't have to help by picking and
dragging out your corns, or cutting
with knives or raZors.
"GETS-IT' is safe painless stops pain,
never hurts healthy flesh. 1t is guar
anteed. Try it on warts, callouses and
bunions. too
'GETS-IT" is sold at all druggists at
Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Sold in Birmingham by Eugene ia
stores, so7 First Avenue and Pratt
station, Pratt City, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

THE HARRIS TRANSFER 4 WARE
HOUSE COMPANY REGRETB TO AN
NOUNCE THE DEATH OF IT'S PRES
IDENT. Mr. GEO 9. aAnRIss ITS
YEARS IT'S ACTIVE HEAD. DEllsG A
CORPORATION THE DU01ND00 WILL
BE CONTINUED As USUAL UNDER
ITS PREDENT WAHAGUUEuxs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
TO the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Public:
THE MAXWELL MOTOR COMPANY

them
nllesan and utob am
Bcopa N
panyDe
"a
Detroit
established
various settles sthougho u
Company
il
COMPANY y,anowco clean rkng
nnn
epl to
ythepa
la yIeso ofmot a.
Company
all Wehavhe experience the nge H and
ped
ctt
fkweSog oganIat hr e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02
Try the New Way
of Curing Corns

Easy As One, Two Three, No Fuss, No
Pain, by Using "GETS-Ii"
Just take two seconds to put little
-GETS-IT" on that corn. That corn is
done for as sure as the sun rises. The
corn shriYels UP. Xanishes. That's the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

these rights and privileges connection with the complete line
other important cities throughout the United Sates
wherever the United Motor formerly operated
Houses.
TO FURTHER OBVIATE CONFUSION proper read
ument of the territory of Maxwell and Flanders dealers
that each enjoy the full benefits through the sale of
complete line of motor each individual dealer should adj
dress himself to the charge of sales of the Maxwell
Motor Co. in his individual district These sales managers
located in the following cities.
RALPH COBURN, BOSTON DISTRICT; p j. Pollock Chicago
District; G. G. jackson, ST. Lons Districts w
polls Districts c. e. Stebbn Kansas City District w Sheor
Dallas Texas District; NJ Opper Omaha Neb District;
Chas Booth, Atlanta Ga Districts G. f. Redden New
District; e. G. Oliver Philadelphia Districts A. Burwell Jr,
Charlotte N C Districts E. NJ Green Pttsbug Districts f. B.
Willis Indianapolis Ind District; Frank Shaw, Memphis
Tenn, Districts d. s. Eddins Denver Col, District; O. r.
Newby San Francisco Districts G. E. Stebbn Los Angeles Dis
trct L. H. Rose Portland Oregon Districts c. f. Stewart
Moines Iowa, District.
THESE DISTRICT SALES MANAGERS
the former Maxwell Brscoe Motor organization and from the
Flanders Motor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

THIS CLAUSE IN OUR DECLARATION vital State rights
and must have equity for its basis.
SEVERAL HUNDRED MAXWELL DEALERS have applied to
handle the complete line of motor manufactured by the
Company the and fours To these dealers
the territory is intention to have the full
line of cars handled by one dealer.
PRESENT MAXWELL AND FLANDERS DEALERS will be
given consideration and opportunity to handle the line
of manufactured by the newly organized Maxwell Motor
Company providing that Of territory and other
conditions be brought about Here three illustrations
FIRST-IN TOLEDO the dealer who selling Fander,,ar and
the dealer who selling Maxwell cars combined hei teress
and thus acquired the sale of the complete line In
the arrangement between Maxwell and FL e
the has been effected with gratifying
suits and mutual benefit.
SECONDIN DETROIT where the Maxwell Motor Company had
acquired branch house. turned to the Flanders dealer
all the good will and the business being done by the branch
Thus this dealer acquired the right to sell the complete
profitable extensive repair business
THIRD-WE ARE READY similar arrangements with
Maxwell Flanders dealers that they acquire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

WE NOW ADDRESS OURSELVES the than hundred
thousand of Stoddard Dayons Brushes Evert Col
mbias, Simpsons and Maxwels in While not legally
obligated the Maxwell Motor Company does recognize the moral
obligation every Of made by the above mentioned
concerns all of whose plants we have acquired.
COMPLETE FACTORY representing of
million dollars in buildings machinery jigs tools and
fixtures located in Newcastle Indiana the of population
United States and the center of ownership of these hun
has been set aside for the purpose of
featuring supplying the repair parts cater to
IN ADDITION TO THIS central manufacturing repair parts fac
torv service depots all Of which will carry complete line of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-02

Mrs Allan Mackenzie has received
shoals of congratulations on the birth
of her son. Mrs. Mackenzie was, Of
course, Miss I1ouvima Knollys, daugh-
ter OF Lord Knollys. and was brought
up practically all her life at the court
The royal family always made a great
pet of her and Queen Alexandra wac
very anxious to nave her as a maid oe
honor, but Lady Knollys had such dol
icate health that she could never be
spared from home. Last year she mar
ried the son of the late Sir Allan Mac
kenzie. and brother of the present bar
onet. The little boy will have as god
mother one OF the sisters OF King
George, from whose names Louise
Victoria and Maud Mrs. Mackenzie's s
curious christian name was compiled
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-12-13
SAYS HE WILL DIE THERE
HUNTED MAN DECLARES THAT
THE MINE vii BECOME HIS
TOMB
MAKES THREATS TO KILL
DECLARES HE WILL GET EVEN
WITH MEN WHO BETRAYED
HIM

Bingham, Utah, Dec. l3.Stimulus
was given to the manhunt in the
Utah-Apex mine for Ralph Lopez by
story told to the sheriffs early to-
day by Shift Boss Sam Rogers, who
said he had seen and talked with the
desperate yesterday and the day be-
fore. The work of searching sections
and then bulkheading them off from
the remainder Of the mine was CON
tinued.
While others who have told Of see
ing Lopez were doubted, the sheriffs
accepted. the statements Of Rogers as
authentic. Rogers said he had agreed
to meet and talk with Lopez today,
and the time when he was to enter
the Andy tunnel was awaited with
expectancy. Rogers said the fugitive
had declared he would die fighting
81 know they have me cornered in
this mine" Lopez is quoted by Ro-
gers as telling him Thursday "This
is my grave I've made up my mind
to that. | am not going to commit
suicide. ! am going to wait here for
the end and I shall fight whenever +
have to. ! could have killed more
men than | have. Time and again |
followed posses in here and heard
their plans for killing me. / easily
could have killed every one of them.
Nobody would have known l was in
here il it had not been for Julio Cor
relic and Mike Stefano, whom I
thought were my friends. If l could
kill them both l would die happy"
Rogers said he met Lopez in the
Andy tunnel, where Lopez killed two
deputies on November 20. He said
Lopez said he had to fight at that
time because he was cornered. To
day this section of the mine is being
cut off by the use Of bulkheads from
inelines leading ito other levels.
Rogers said after first seeing Lo-
pez, he told Frank Hoskin, mine fore
man, of the meeting. They agreed
not to tell the sheriffs until Rogers
had again seen Lopez, which he did
yesterday.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-12-13
RIVERS 40 miles in WIDTH
THE COLORADO AND 5RAzos
UNITE To FORM HUGE IN
LAND LAKES
The LEVEEs ARE BREAKING
eALvEsToN'S NElGHBoRlNG. DIS
TRIcTs SUFFER FROM THE
OVERFLOW

Washington. Dec 49,. The revenue
cutter Windom is being rushed to
velasco, the town nearest the inun.
dated section in Texas. Harry A.
Black, chairman of the Galveston re-
lief committed, today telegraphed
Secretary MacAdoo that two counties
are almost entirely under water. He
wired:
Since the breaking of levees the
Colorado and Brazos rivers have join
ed, forming one sheet Of water over
40 miles wide The Galveston relief
committee is sending life boats with
blankets and food supplies under COM
mand Of Captaip G. w. Corbel of the
United States life saving service, to
rescue hundreds actually starving
and dying of EXPOSURE"
The Window may act as a supply
base for lifesaymg crews at Velasco.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-12-13
sHIP,s CIV REscuEn

Charleston, S. ~, Dec. 13.-Rescued
in midocean just before their schoon.
er, the Juanita. from Cadiz, Spain,
to Lunenberg, CfB, sank, Captain P.
C. Corkham anG crew Of five ar
rived today aboard the British steam
er Port Inglis, Captain T. H. Perry,
from villareal, Portugal The Juan
ita left Spain November 8, ran into
a heavy storm, lost a rudder, and,
badly battered, drifted for a week.
She was in a sinking condition when
the Port Inglis rescued those aboard.
She sank soon afterward.