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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
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Cbio Staatsgeiesgtbung-
bus, Gbip. IA. Jebr. -
Srosbsm bic 6aupts paragrap9tn Der
neuen Qi3sus .gorldge tAaiidhlih aus
oearbcitst uHD BON oem lln.srausidub
qutasheiBsu porotu fino. ptrbIeiben
ooh nod cine R.the Details. be Don
gitlsn fir Ishr ipihtig srahttt tpers
ben, iiber pslts Iih Der 4usihuB nod
nidt .iuig s.poreen ift. Der aestsre
oi6t All, baB Der uripriingIite yldn
6ss Gouperneurs. osm3ufolst sr cine
iiaatli6e 2isensbeboros. beitsheno aus
brei Wsitsiieosrn, srnsnnt. tDsIte IN
i,bem gountp 3eputirte anittuen
| follen, beu.n bas 4usitsn.n pcn 2issrs
| fen iibertrageH iperotR lou, IN Der
9prlaos entholtsn f.in Diro.
Die nod unsrlsoieteu gunste 'lno
bic auslsaung Der Ghurd.ttrsgsitims
muna,n, bic bon groner.ien sseisnt'tu
0irtbf6afieu. bic Truse te5iislitl
| Der Duloung bon Wiuberiabrisen IN
WirtbIhdften unb bieitHiee, ob in
T6rf.rn bi. 3abl Der Wiribihoften
berort bearenst perbsn ica. bah ant
IL 1000 gintpohnsr cine WirtbT1oTi
| somm!.
csm SauI. ipurbe cine 9orldee hes
Repr. Worris bon JdirfisIo ecuntr
paIIirt. oersufolsc in 3utunit ale aei.
| itia beihrdn.ten ainbsr Der Sbbu'
| Der 5toatst taominiItratioHs sg.horh,
untsritellt uno niht. tpie bisher, ben
psrThi.oenen Ssaotsuntalt.n iibtrtpie'
ZEN fptrosu.
Rspr. Conan pon guinam Gountp
gprIibsr bes Jinnnssausfhufss. I'M
terbrsitete cine Borlane, ptl6e oi'
gerrpiriauna BON s2.750.O0o fir ga
f1r. uIn. in ben kauptiGhliher
Gtaatn,parisments porFtht. Die MID
in Si. 9orlao. tinssi6loHenen Tepdr
tem.nis tperben Ipitsr an Die Rsih
,ommsn. Iag 6aus p.riaet. fih bii
Wsoutaa Iahmit.ag nm 5 uhr. I'm
! p,ldh, 2ei. Der S,nat. Der xute iibsr
. buupt riht in Sisuna mar, du1 ipls
: Der auidmmsntret.r nIro.
Dampfsr q oIlifion
Gan Jraucisco. Cal. Il
I.bruar. Der JluboaHpfer ~Seml
. mole" osr Gcuibsrn paciiit Giisn
! lbobn acmpasnie seh6ria. itIus AZ
! grei.as Ticraen su frahsr S.unol
/. mad, elmer aolliiion mif e<m Jrnn'
4 bompfer 50. J. eprcOran1 in Der Ga
! .tlrc.eisco Gan nm, uno tr..b hilflc
tlS.rn bas gpls,ne 9bor hinuus. 81
i. Tnmpier bas eii.n merth BON 5000
n 600 unb es bsfinbet fit fur 5000
s gpIbbull;on an gorb. Wnn glanb
,-lbab pas Cob nrlorsn Sssdngsn Il
Il Dos Wrnd rurbs fpdier BON einel
Il Husiirbnmpfsr sinsehost unb II
nl G3lspp.au Ssncmmsn. Ia4 %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
Yerisual NptiSen.

llaier aolIeee &err Sarrp
Renee bonn enquirer" bat anier
berslitites W.itneiiibl altIaBlih oes
aeiiern Radnnifrug erioIaten able'
bens iaines 9aters. be5 stonirnftors
Serrn Games =. Neree. Al sselt
s,ierte Strabc in gouin8ton. Ter
sserbIid,ene hinterIabt aliber eem ge.
nnnnien Sohne cine lod,ier. sSraa >.
8. Seiiert in Spofane 8afb.
Siaotr0tbsmiislieo at large 3 o
iepb gernins miro nit ieinei
Gotfin am fonunen0en Iienltag eIil.
fmrse grholl.ngsreiie Had Aeit "a
Den. ssno.. anireten.
Gerr Csfar & brsott. Der BE-
innnie 51naer uno muiiilsbrtr, If
gsiiern aus Rsn g)ors bier eingttroT
fen. nm Der xuts iiatifinoenotn Beer
fisung fsinsr porgstsrn 10 job aul
btm as6en gsfhieDsnsn Mu!i.r 5rGi
2cuifa ehrgoii bsi8IDobnen.
Wit aufr.htigsr 1raur iri.e il
,rxiitn Rreiisn bic aunos RON oem &c
fern erfplgien Nblsbtn bon Jral
Caroline Rfdits. Der gDislro
bes btianntsn beItihtn Arsits 6errl
Or. Gamusl Nidlss. nrnrmr1en tper
ben. Die Tabingslhitbens. bic lei
iiber 90 Jabtn bier cnfaiIis astpeier
mar aus Der Hheinpfnis atbiirtis un
fam ols nri5shnidbrisss Mdodtn mi
ibren Eliern, Germ unb Jrati Sumus
Did, aus Der alien 6timdtt nab BE-
nemen W<ls. Die Uamilie Iieb iih VI
fpringIiM In Rem Drlsans nisosr. ne
bette iebpn isbr bolb nab Gintinnnl
iifer. ~ Oersniats hatlb sstjtaaasz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

lid, burch ibre 6erporragtnben Gburai<
tsreigsnihaften unb ibr liebsnstpnrDtz
aes Weien bi. 4htung uno Jrennos
fhaft QlIer su iitern, benen es per.
gonnt aefpeIen, ndber NIT ibr betannf
All lperben. uno bic grangtbsustsn
0interblisbenen DiirFen Bel Der ftfDsz
rem Ssimiuhung, bon Der is beiroIa
fen tpuro:n, Der innisften 1heilnahms
perIihert fein. 9ie 9rantrfsisr finosi
am Sonntdg Hahmittos um bret upr
Inn Stsrbsbduie, 80. 1406 Sobn str-,
itatt. Die gstf.bung erfofgt am Wpn'
tao 0ormiitaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
z d)iHsraf,rirbtea.

u en- gort, Il. Gebr. Inget.:
San G)iorgio" pen leapel, spPtlaoeis
rbia" bon Southampton.
I6qeg.: sRDna" mad UtarIsIue.
Eeapel. 2lHgst.: nGaIabria" BON
Rsp gort.
0oper. Qlnget.: nQaplano", BON
Reo gort nab QntDerpen beitImmt.
Qntperpen. 2luget.: mUtdrz
ouette" Don pRIaoelpbta.
Cueenstopn. n. 2tngst.: nGeItic"
uon Rep gort naa GtperpooI be-
ftimmt.
Rotterdam. Angel: .Rpn.
BAN" BON Rem Yort.
4bgsg.: nGamponsQo" nah Ner
gort.
g t. So6u q. 9. Inget.: a4tbe'
MIA" Don 0Iasgop.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

100 goIisiften begabsn iid our an9es
oebenen 9eit gu bem bs3ethn:tsn PIa@
he. 3nei 3etetttps geruahrten ben
9unbitsn unb ma9ten iid bintsrN \ tbm
her. TeIer fab ietnerfeits Die geamz
ten. Itiirsts in Elm 9ebduoe, od1elbe
ourh bic 6intertbiire pieber Derl1'z
Ieno. glnbere 9oli3iften Iah:n lhn
uuo nabmen bic 5agO auf. IS nuroen
mehrere 5huIIe ubqsgebsn uno Del
Fluhtlinq IhlisBlid BON Dem polt3i
1 item BAT. Gourtrer eingeboIt. 4noer
Beanie tumen benz IeBtereH gu 9u!T
unb nah tursem Sample purbe bel
Itfprapo uterpaLtigt un0 abgetI3Et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

NolfsabT thinning
Eoli nad) NunIdl ocs gargermeiiters
bic SDinng Der Strakeubabn.
irngc berbeifiihren.
Gigeiciu nno Wiauur Snut iuerben am
Viuntaa in 6ulnmbus in Der
Strdfenbaihirase fpuieriren.

giiraeruieiitcr Sunt iDiH bic 9'iir'
aerid,oit barber erttideioen ldllen,
Db mno iuie bic Stnot Den StraBen'
haG,nireibrief iibernehmen iol. Ginen
9oridlag III hielcr 0inlidlt madi,
Serr S5unt am aeitrigcn 1age nio gs
: h1ngi Nun odDou ob. Oh oieieni 8oT.
id,lag bon onberer Scite 8ugcltimntt
iuer0en tpiro.
Tie 3raacn, Die Wopor Sunt DIR
giirgerid)aft in elmer III Jrilbiabr
ansubernumenoen Spe3iaIpabI unter'
breitet tuiiien modrte iirto:
I. EoIl Die 5fnot 0os StraBeil'
hnbninitcn aui Druuo zines lleber.
einfonrmens nit Der Cincinnati Jrae.
tion SO. nno Der Cincinnati Street
Railipau so. 81 einelu Oorber 1b5e'
if,dBten @erthe faufIid) ertperbenI
2. Spn Die Stoot bas Straben.
boilnipitem oui Dem @eBe oes en..
cianunasperiobren5 eriperben2
3. Soll Die Sa0t in lle6ereln'tinI'
rlung nit een gcitinutin8en oes 1e'
qefn8drtiaen Sreibrieis bis 5lttn Sab
re 1916 besiialid) Der Reoiiion Der
sSohrpreiie uno oes abitluiies neucr
Weoingungen iporten2
Ter giirgrrmeifter benterfte, onB
cine oernrtige abitinnuulg Den gSd1.
lern Die Qeront1uortlng iiberlalleu
ipiiroe, mas nidr inehr nls redlt uno
biaia lei, oa Die g91hler oas leete
sSort IN oieier sSrage baben rpolien.
midnor CUNT r.iItt geiterg/fhttla
suiummen NIT bem Stabtantpalt getta
man rad Columbus unb ne bdtten
bort cine !1ngre Sonferen5 NIT Gous
psrneur gor b.siielih Der StraB.n.
bahnfrass. 9as Grgsbntb oieiel
apnf.rens tpar. Sab ouf Wtontas
glbtnb cine aonferen3 anberaum
purSe, bic in Columbus itattfinosr
mirb unb an Der auber Uianor 5un
NIB SiaotanpoIt gettman nod or
Reprdfen:an.en 8isslotp unb 1horn
ton Gnnber iotpie Souotrneur go
.heilnebmen psrosn. 0elegentlih bic
is- aoni.ren3 fol- cine etnieung Be
siiaiih Der eeitsIiten Wlabnobmsl
astrpfien iperbtn, tpsIte Der Staats
SsItsaebuna nit ge3ug ouT oit 1teiis
Gt,abenbabnfrase untsr0reitst tptretl
iolItn.
G,slsaen.lit3 Der unterrebuns mi
Goupernsur Cor CAB giirgtrretite
Suni oem 8ounerneur oetailIirts
gluffhluB iiber bic llnttrhdnolunseu
Die er iotpeis nit Der hieN8sn Strn
fsnbobnoeT.lIIhaft gspfloga1 bat I'M
bstcn.t, boB ir<ollereriter Ginis D
eiaatsgeitsesbuug bic 8orldgsn pa
iiren miiTIe, ourh tpslts Die Stdt
bos Hed,t erbdIt, gonbs fix ben B1
Der ,Qoop~ uno ouh epsntueu fir be
glntcuf bes aeidmmteu Strabeubdbr
fniiems ALL psrausgabtn. Gerr 5uI
mics audi oarauf bin, bab gigelcip g
Ieasntlih isiutr Rebe Dor ben Jootrii
ten 8erbeHsruugs Geieaffofttn
Cincinnati am Tonnsritas abenb Il
su 8unfisn biefsr beiben Wabnahm:
csduEtri, jeoo6 odrouf beltanht
babe, bab auberoem Der Ireibri:f D.
etrabtnbahn Geislihaft tpio.rruf'
ipereer joate. Der giirs,rmeiii.r 8
msrtis cut nod, oab er perIontit a
Tolns ,eine Qninoiitdt eegtu BigeIo
tees, fcnb,rn isin. gemtrtuns, bab
mi. giaelolp in Der 3utunft nid]ts
iaun tot,n ncl!s, iih .insis unc ale
ouf ssId1f.li5e Jsassn btSos
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
sd,Ddbiid,er ilntsritatanss.e s.erre;n.

sSn Der eeifrigen 8eriantrrlrn9 Des
obigen 8ercins, bic nrtar goriie Dss
Serrn Senrn @Ioesiler NIB Der BRO
tofoIIfiibrlmg oes Germ @iIlianl
0nt.inger itnttfanb. sonnte Der Ar.
ranaementA~Aisld,nf, fiir ben iiiiIgli
ueranItalteten 9sereinsbaIl beridaea
tnnB oerirlbe troB Der 0brigfeitliherl
ghisanen u.b Der ltutinf,e. bah mad
Witternoht nur nod ~Noiler" nilfae'
liiid,t speroen tcnnte. eis biibid,er Gr'
lola eespeien lei. Ginen oetnQirter
| lg1Inbberi&s wirh IN Der ndddtrl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

Ger II Sabre aIte Senrp Ieplne,
BON go. so Sod Strabe, ruiiroe ge'
Iteru 9bcno bon ieineu sSre,inoe g9nl.
6. arlmIbdd). Is Sabre alt. Don yto
344 Baum Strnbe, 3riallig IN oas
linfe gein aeid)oiien. Ter 8erilnglild
tie lpuroe nod oem itaotiiden Soipl
taI nebrQdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

Gin eutaefIeibeier, etiuu IS Satire
alter Wnnn iteIlte iidl geitern III DER
8obnung Ger ,5rnu Beorg Stable,
9to. 800 Clinton StraBe. eiH, Itellte
iih ais agent Der 1eIepbon eonpuin
por uno pollte Die 1elepbougebillran
foQeftiren. iSrai aable lieb iih leoodl
aui nid]t5 elm. ionoern beuatrlhtigtc
Die goli5ei, tpelhe ieititellte, ooB G.
iih nm eIner Stppinoler hcn6elte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

QtQ0emie Der WtTeuitaften gefdlt.
1em L6eilnebmer an Der Ermoroua8
Qlerunoers H., Dem IerrorIIten Guz
foitepitTh, Der nah 20jdbrtger Gtus
sel6aft In ben aaiematteH Dpn 5hliiiz
Icltlu1 in ToIge Der Amneitte pon
1905 frei9elaiIen DurDe, ba. bic Ses
tersburaer 2ltaoemie Der Q8!Henihdtz
ten fir Iein 0rei6Gnojges 8ert oDas
urpreaniihs 2eben Der GrDa" Den Qhz
matcu Qreis, ben ar0Bten Prels, ben
bic ItaGemie fir 2rbeiten duf oteiem
Gebiete su berqeben bat, perlteben.
| Gas gBert Des 5errpriTten Iou Ourcl
nii1euItaftlite 1iefe uu0 tU6ne 9raz
miiien bic e5ele6rten Der Itaoemte IN
| Grftaunen perIeBt bGben. Die llnpurs
telitteit, bic Die 4ta0emie htermtt
betunbet bat, niro 45eruQ riidhoItIos
Igern9mt.
| Cine interei ante sSutpes
Ienper teiqeruUg. 4us 4ar1s
rito qemeloet: Sci Betit fano cine
Supelenpsritei9eruHs itatt, Die an Ger
Teilbietuuq Der groBen 0amdnten
por % Schren unO Die SuDeleni9abe
Qbbul 6anlip's Dor 3pet Sabren esz
inuert. Dos QroBte 4ufieben erre8te
Der 8ertauf zines Observation-Disclosures,
: beitebenD aus $40 Yerlen in pter fet=
ben i'm 8eianmtgepiht pon $3.50
Gran, oos rad eiuem 4usrursprets
opn 100000 5runcs fir 1,205,oO0
;srancs nebit Soften 5ugeihIaseu
lpuroe. Qluoere perIen uu9 8taman=
tenoeIhmerpe er3r2lteu prttIs pom
uber 100000 frap5. 8as 4ttante
: an Der SQte iit, bQb man peoer ben
Giqentbumer oieier Supelen, Der nRr
X sei6uet, nod bic aaufer tennt.
Der a6nig BON Sa4ieH
.e ais uniperittd q Is horer. -
n gsi feinem AuIentbdIt in Getp3lg III
: ben udhiteu Sageu tpiro Der &onig
i BON SadbIen bel mebreren beoeutenoen
II 8sIebrten Der uniperijtdt YorIeIun9efI
eF boreu. uno sDar bel 9rofe6or Wunot
n iiber u5innestGuihungen" bel g5rnIel'
n for .3rpeiiel iiber yGrebsoperatIonen'
t, bei YrofeFpr 9inbtu9 iber gM(tntIter'
+ perautportliAtett" uno bel Qrofenor
J. 4lthaus uber ben .hrlitlihen 8ottssa
II begriff i'm Sample nit Der uIooerne"
: Tuufttampf 5lUif d er
- :. 3pet 5tapten. 4m GpipA1nIus
:, taae bat, nie bic rRigalAe 3ts. 81
{ beritten ipeiB, auf Dem Site Der I'D
: aQldbrlid nieoerFs,en0e traoittoneiI
- ;" 7FduTttampf 3plihen Der @taot Ore
- honoie unb oem Dorie 4reobro'1ens
- tai1 itattgefunoen. 0ierbst 5tno ube
y. 200 4yerionen ins WaHer gsitilr8'
: Cine Qerion srtrdnt, olele erlltter
:. =, Itfpere gerlsbungen. SIN 8dn3sl
:, ~ finD pier 5ooesfdLIe gu oer8ethusn ss
IN ue'en.
in Gin mobernes 8ei deni
D. Ginem qstersburger Gaufmann, be
9st elm Iehr ipdriamer !oerr 1T uno no
ur msutlich BEL Der elettriiden 8eIeutl
n tuna ieinsr 0obnurg Itreng auf 81
lge tonomie ahtet, uurbe bon lttHsi
srs Freunben unD 8ernanbten rdc
benz geriht ruiIiiher 3ettungeu :
r. anldBlith Tsinss Raursnstqges am
4 eSonudr Elm i'm poraus be8ohites Ibon
"a nsr1snt duf Elm beittmmtes Gudntur
.ue sletiriiher Gnsrsie ais 9sfteHs bal
,sr ss5ra4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

golb fann erit gefudt psrben, nads
bem Der Dampfer fpieber aufgerthtet
lporbsn lit. gei ber. &olliiion 1T glies
inano umaetommer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

Rabinetss SiBung itdttfinben fperos.
Die 8u anfdng Der Wohe gum ShuBe
amsrifaniIder JntereHen bereinbart.n
plGne rpsrDsn iebenfalls nidt gsanosrf
iperben.
Die defamation Maberos rehtter'
tiat, ME bier angsnomnen iptro, Dte
aorreftbeit Der RihteinmiiHungss pc>
tiff Der Rsgietung in bic msrTtanls
Ihen Qngelegenbeiten.
;SrdnciscD De Ga 9urra, Der frahet
meritdnii9er gotiddfter in Wdlblng>
ton mar, ppponirts itets je0er Sntsrs
peutious egolitit Der Ser. Staotsn.
Werito perbe Ielbit f9on ben rihtis
qen Wdnn ais prdifbenten finos1.
penn man IS in Ru6e ldfie, pflegte er
Idaen. De 2n 8arrd ipeigerte iih, d's
grdIibentI6ufts zadnoiodt altrS.itfetsn
| ais er propilorifder prdfoent mar
I'm Wterrto enoqiliti9Rufe 3lt perid1dft
! fen, niro mdn mittel unp ASege lin.
| ben miifIeu, o;e n0rblihen uno lho i
den Geoola3ser gu befristj5sn.
I'M Utitternadt erIieB bos Stadts'
Departement bic folgenoe 8etannt.
lmahung:
Der gotItdfter WilIon fragt tele
araphifh an, OBJ niht ettpcs get6ur
lperben .6nne. um Der Ihdolihen Qttt
pitdt Hyo6u 8urrett's gin6alt 3u ge6ie
fsn gY rne[pet bab bic Nelberunqel
| gorretts in Der Staot DIertto georuf
Iniir6en uno bort einen ihlthten Sin
| brud Qena6t hdtten. 8ei Der 2na
| bortfel6ft fei Ssntimentelitdt I'M
| 2lmatsur qclitit niht an B!dBe."
Der gotIhaFtsr fiist bin3u, odB bi
omerttanifde aotonie in Der Stac
gperieo lber bic QeuBerungen Bar
\ rel'z sr6ittert isi uno oo9e9en pro
tsItirs.
9ur Ger rbiuo erung DO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
8rsistreibereten 70 q ps
renD ber Jnausus
tLen.
ratio n.

- 49,
Die TobnIon Bill, unter Der ben
Sotels, aoitbduIsru, Reitaurants,
Cabs uno 2aricabs perbotsn Deroen
foQ pdbreuo Der Snaugurationsz 6s'ts
Iidyteitsu ibre 4rsiie 81 srho9en, bet
800 Strafe fir ispe 8erLegung oes
Gsfebes, Ipuros am Jrettag pon oem
suItanoiaen aommtttes penn R:praienz
tantenbaus CUR QHnabme smpfo1len
uno Is lpirb sin Yeriuh gemadt fpers
ben. bic 8orluqe unter elmer 1pe3tdI@
regel sur Qnnabme gu brtn8en.
iaaoettQbler nir0 aus ber
| WititGr 4taoemte
entlaiieT.
QrGFoent 1aft bat Die Gmpfshfun8
bes Rpmmanoantsn Der 'Utilitdrs&tds
bsnie ppu BeIt Yoint, bab Der aaoett
/ Glm.r &. 4oler eHtIdhen rperosn iol
neil er ii9 p<rbsiratbet bat, 8ut8ebeI'
BEN.
Qo.er oeb0rte Der 3tpeittn Sldi1e be
! Qtabemie an uub brannte I'M port8e1
4Rorot nit elmer Der Stuosnttnnsn e.
ner faTHionablsn Wdo4snIhult al
6uoIou tur5. 2tbIers eItern lsben Il
UtontauI.
Settle iu6t um gegHGoI<
gung Ua d.
C6lrles 81. 6eite, Der Setretdr be
. 9utertruFtB, Der Der 8etbsiltgunJ q
BEN 3utsrgenitts sgetrugerelsn
Qeu goyt fur ituloig befunoa IN
: Az aht Wondtsn 9sidnsniB osrurtkt
! fporo.n mar, rsihts Elm 9ndosngsiuI
!, !, Elm. 6eite 9iebt als 6runD isine g
:, itpdhte G}eiuubhtt ioyDie ote 1bd'
!. iate an, oaB sr pGhreno oes Yro3e
!. Ies Der Rsqisrung ais iptal9er In
perthpoQsg 3.ugs 9eoient babe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08

We cater to no particular class except the ,
dressing class. BY well-dressing we mean t.
full dressing, for the poor fellow is not less Il
full than the rich
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08

the family much fright, and upon rushing
TO the young lady's room the door was
locked. After forcing the lock she was
found unconscious on the floor with a bull
let wound in her side.
Sheffield November THE Tennessee
River Improvement association will con-
vene on November "A and Is at this place
and extensive preparations are being
held. Distinguished visitors from a dis
tance have been invited to be present.
All the important river points in the
section are urged to send delegates. SEN
ator Bankhead and Oscar Underwood will
be among the prominent visitors. Mem
bers of the rivers and harbors commit
tee have been invited and will be present
If possible
A new Mergenthaler linotype is at pres
ent being installed in the office of the
Tri-Cities Daily. 1t will be a model K.
n. T. Hickman from New Orleans Is su-
perintending the placing of the machine,
and 1t will be In operation tomorrow.
Florence, November 7.-(Special. .)-Dr.
A. M. Reid, who has been the city health
officer. resigned his position and will re-
move to Birmingham.
Robert Tenant Simpson will announce
his candidacy for judge of the supreme
bench in "a short while.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08
BEGINS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST THE CATTLE TICK

Florence, November 7.-(Special.) 1.-The
Lauderdale county commission has taken
decisive steps in regard to the inspec-
tion and dipping of cattle and adopted
the live stock regulation, which will be-
come law March /, 1914. DR.. George w.
Neff, United States inspector, is much
gratified over this step, as heretofore
the dipping of cattle has been optional
with the Lauderdale farmers. DR.. j. A.
Herman of Nashville is here and will SUI
perintend placing the watts in different
portions of the county. 1t has been stated
that it will require about 50 watts to eradi-
cate the county of ticks.
Professor Wilds, who has charge of the
athletics of the Normal college, was Sc
verely injured late in the afternoon on
the football grounds, when he was teach
ing the students to tackle, and received
internal injuries during the scrimmage.
News has just been received of the
attempted suicide of Miss Hattie Wesson
near Wesley chapel. The young lady is
Just 20 years old, but has been in poor
health and very Respondent for several
months. The finding of blood tricl1ling
from her room into the room below caused
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08
MRS. M'ELDOWNEY
SAYS SHE GAVE
TO CRANE $4,000
CIairvoyant Convinced Her
That She Was Followed
by a Bad Influence,
Is Testimony

Chicago, November Mrs. Hope Nc
Eldowney of West Salem, Wis, testified
today that she had given James Ryan.
clairvoyant known as Professor
Crane" $4,000 to invest for her after Ryan
had convinced her that she was followed
by bad influence that would make in
yestment through any other means un-
successful. Mrs. McEldowney is the chief
witness against Ryan and C. P. Bertsche,
a saloon keeper, charged with swindling
her out of $4,000.
Mrs. McEldowney answered Ryan's ad-
vertisement in a newspaper she said.
After a few visits she became convinced
that a bad influence" was following
her. She gave two drafts. she testified,
one for S2500 and one for s12.5OO.
To BE Invested in Bonds
This was to be invested in Great
Northern railroad bonds,' she testified.
Ryan said that he and his father had
been in conference with a representative
Of James ]. Hill for several days and
were in a position to buy large number
get in on the ground floor as he could"
he said. 4
The drafts were identified in court
Mrs. McEldowney will continue her tes-
timony tomorrow.
Walter Russell, known as "Old DIR.
Russell" who operated a clairvoyant
shop here, testified that when he came
to Chicago, he had to go first to
Bertsche to "have him fix 1t up for Rus
sell to enter business"
"Bertsche told me I could open in
Ottawa, ILL.,. and then told me to remain
in Toledo. o.. said witness. Later he
met me in a saloon in Toledo and told
me he could place me in Chicago"
The end of the business in Chicago
came recently Russell added when q
message from Bertsche was sent around
that all clairvoyants had to get off
Michigan avenue. He said the message
read:
II want to get out of here in five min
utes and cannot protect you any longer
is you get in trouble"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08
w. A. VAUGHAN DIES;
WAS 65 YEARS OLD

Atlanta, November 7.-W. A. Vaughan,
aged 65, for many years general pas
senger agent of the Atlanta Terminals
company, and one of the best known rail-
road men in the south, died here today
after a brief illness. Mr.. Vaughan before
coming to Atlanta was general superin-
tendent of the old E. T. V. & G. system,
with headquarters at Knoxville. He also
was connected at one time with the Michi-
gan Central railroad. His body will be
taken to Detroit, his former home, for
burial,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-11-08
- IT IsTgzzEqBROKCYN
NlABERSNACLE
r. BIBEE.STUDY. s~sJ
Consider One Another
Romans 14:7-21-November


1T is good not to eat flesh, nor to drink
wine, nor TO do anything whereby thy
brother stumbleth. Romans 1421 dag
lott.
This lesson, perhaps, makes the strong
est appeal of anything in the Bible I'M
favor of total abstinence from the use of
Intoxicating liquors. True, it is addressed
only to Christians, as is the entire New
Testament Nevertheless, many can ap-
preciate the argument here; and to many
such 1t will appeal-not along the highest
Christian lines, but along the lines of the
Golden Rule.
TO make a distinction between the Col
den Rule, the acknowledged standard for
all mankind and Christians rule of life
viii be considered by many, doubtless. as
q distinction without difference But
this is not true. The Golden Rule is
a simple rule of justice, which all should
follow.
The rule for Christian living, as taught
and exemplifed by the Master, is far
more exacting than the Golden Rule, ap-
plicable to all men. Christians are, of
course, subject to the Golden Rule, bur
they voluntarily place themselves under a
ldi iupic StllHStul ruiz lnelf covenant
with the Lord is that in doing His will
doing righteousness-they will ever stand
ready to sacrifice even life itself.
''None of Us Liveth to HIMSELF
As for the world they do live to them
selves and die to themselves Their own
personal interests stand first with them
Only to Christ and the church could these
words apply. for none others have en-
tered into such covenant of self-re-
nunoiation, giving up present PRIVILEGES
and interests IN exchange for promise
of a spiritual life hereafter, in the resur-
recton.
All these, by the terms of their cove
nant, are to live unto the Lord-to do His
viii and not their own, to serve Him
and not SELF to lay down their lives in
lighting against sin. All these, when they
die, will be dying unto the Lord in the
sense that every member of the Body of
Christ must die to the flesh before the
entire body can be glorified beyond the
veil To these, therefore. apply the
words, Whether we live or die, we are
the Lords"
The apostle proceeds to show that we
who constitute the church are not Judges
one of another; that all judgment is vested
in the head, the Redeemer of all. Each
one must ultimately stand the inspection
of the Head of the Church; for our pres
ent membership in the body Of Christ
is probationary. Loyalty to the Head of
the church now will eventually bring