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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Writers Ask Information.

Thousands of letters are received
annually at the state department Of
agriculture asking for information
relative to South Carolina. Following
are samples showing the kinds of in
formation asked:
"Do you know where I could get
one Hereford bull, at a reasonable
price?"
Have you a map Of the public roads
in South Cniloraa, and If you should
go from Hampton, s.. c., to Charlotte,
N. c., what route would you advise
taking?" .
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
The General Assembly.

For many reasons the next session
of the general assembly for South
Carolina is regarded the most impor-
tant in recent years. Issues of vital
importance to the state are to be met
and questions of policy that mean
much to the future welfare of the citi-
ship are to be settled. The personnel
of the approaching legislature is a
matter of more than passing interest.
Those who will undertake to discuss
and vote upon the grave measures
that are to come before them have the
eyes Of a state upon them.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
"a Men Doomed to Pen.

Chicago.-Sentences Of twenty-four
Of the labor union officials convicted
in Indianapolis of conspiracy to trans,
port dynamite were confirmed by the
United States circuit court Of appeals
Of the seventh district. Six Of the
thirty who appealed were granted new
trials. Counsel for the twenty-four
within thirty days will petition the
court of appeals for a rehearing on
new legal points. If that is denied
thew will take the case to the federal
Supreme court.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
York Sees Dillon Court House.

Several prominent citizens Of York
county were in Dillon recently to in
spect the new Dillon county court
house, York county having recently
voted $500 for the erection of a new
court house on the site of the present
old building n Yorkville. In the party
were County Supervisor Thomas Boyd,
County Auditor Love, J.. S. Wilkinson,
building commissioner, and J. E. Car
roll, county superintendent of educa-
ton. Associated with Mr.. Wilkinson
on the commission are J. S. Brice and
John G.. Anderson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Mo CHANGE in Mexic Policy.

Mexico City.-The announcement
that President Wilson's policy proba-
bly, would remain unchanged after
John Lind's trip to Pass Christian,
is a source of disappointment to most
foreigners and many Mexicans, who
believed the interview between the
president and his personal represen-
tative might result in some definite
step to put an early end to the dis
tressing conditions, which, so far as
business is concerned, are fast grow
ing acute.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Assert Thaw Is Not Dangerous.

Concord, N. H.-The release on bail
of Harry K. Thaw would not menace
public safety, two of his %custodians de-
clared at a public hearing before the
commission appointed by the federal
court to pass upon Thaw's mental con-
dition and it's relation to his liberia
ton under bonds. Holman A. Drew,
sheriff of Coos county, and Clark D.
Stevens Of the local police force, who
have had Thaw in charge since Sep
TENDER, favored his admission to bail.
Thaw and his mother were present
with counsel.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Wilson Benefited by Vacation.

Pass Christian, Miss.-The presi-
dent looks forward to a busy week,
in which work and exercise will be
carefully balanced. Mr.. Wilson is now
as we'll as ever. He reveals in his
countenance the glow Of health and
the vigor with which he executes long,
perfect drives on the golf links testi-
fes how fully he has recovered from
his recent illness. His return to nor
NAL is best indicated, however, by his
assiduous work. He is d%isposing Of a
number Of important matters Of Off
cial routine.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
CIVIL COURTS UNDER TROOPS

West Virginia Authorities Arraisned
for Conduct During Strike.
Washington.-A severe arraignment
of the authorities who administered
martial law in West Virginia from
September, 1912, to June. 1913, when
the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek coal
mine strike troubles were in prog
ress is contained in a subcommittee
report made public by Senator Borah,
The report does not bear the formal
Endorsement of the full senate COM
mittee, but was given out as the
Statement Of facts" prepared by SEN
ator Borah as the member charged
with preparing that section Of the
report bearing on courtmartial trials
and alleged violations Of law by mil
itary courts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
American Athletes Break Records.

San Francisco, Collaborating to
cables, Power of the Boston Athletic
association and Templeton of the San
Francisco Olympic club, members of
the All-American track team, broke
records in the meet at Wellington,
New Zealand. Power established a
New Zealand SS0-yard record with /
minute So seconds, a fifth better than
the record made by Burke in 1905.
Templeton broke the New Zealand
and Australian pole vault record, lead
ing II feet and 2 inches, which dis.
places the former mark of II feet.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
s-peetaeular Joint Game Of War.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Spectacular
joint war game by the Army and
Navy off the New England Coast Is
being planned along lines suggested,
by Secretary Daniels, Brigadier Gen
eral Nils, Chief of this Division of
Militia Affairs, has been conferring
with Secretary Garrison over the ef-l
feet Of the holding Of the large Army.
force ION the Mexican border and it
has Eeen decided to conduct the <
ercisSs whether or not it is necessary
to h;.ye a small representation from
the regular Army.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Would Weed Navy Of UndeslrabIes

WouIo weed Navy OF UnoesIrduIes.
WashLlgton.-A plan for the weed
ing out of undesirable men in the
Navy by increasing the recruiting
stations at the expense of. the pris-
ons," has been submitted to the
House Committee on Naval Affairs.
Admiral Blue said there was only a.
small percentage of Navy OFFENDERS
whose conduct involved prison sen
fences and that if they could be sur
marily discharged by the command
officer the Navy would be better
and the Government could save a
amount of money in prison expo
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Biography of Great Evangelist.

Winona Lake, Ind.-While Rev.
Billy Sunday, the noted evangelist,
was resting here recently, after a
strenuous campaign in Johnstown,
Pa, he received word that the new
biography; "The Spectacular Career
of Rev. Billy Sunday" was off the
press. 1t is the work Of T. T. Frank
enberg and the evangelist says 1t is
q truthful account of his life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Man Who Arrested czoIsosz Dead.

Kansas City.-John McCauley, who
arrested Leon F. Czolgosz, after the
latter had shot President Mckinley at
Buffalo, N. Y, died here. At the time
of the assassination McCauley was a
police sergeant in charge Of eleven
patrolmen who were to assist secret
service men in guarding the president.
Until recently he had been connected
with the Kansas City police depart
ment.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
TENTATIVE DRAFT
Of TRUST PROGRAM
aRATIFIED THAT BUSINESS Is
~ Ir. '.rCf"sa- sI.s+'H Xxx -ts.a4g g.sFs-f
BEING ADJUSTED TO THE
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
ARE THREE MAIN POINTS,
In Every Case President Wilson's
Idea Of Providing Penalties For VIo-
lations lie FoIiowed-Thousht IL
Best to Draft Several Bills.

Washington.-A general outline OF
the tentative draft OF antitrust legisla-
ton prepared by majority members OF
the house committee on the Judiciary
for action by the full committee sub
ject to a conference with President
Wilson has become known.
While members Of the committee
talked with the president some week
age. the proposed bills so far have d
the administration stamp and they u
be discussed at a conferences betwa
the president and the conimitteel
Immediately after the president's5
turn. la
The bills, drafted after conferel
between Chairman Clayton, Re-
tative Carlin Of Virginia, CHI
the trust subcommittee and
tatives Floyd, Arkansas;
Jersey and others cover
main points:
1-Interlockings 5direet6SSeagI
trade relations and prices; $ 8
tion proceedings and damage shs 3
individuals. i
In every cas President Wilson
idea of providing penalties for indtt
yiduals as well as for corporations Id
case of violation, has h en- followed
1t was decided it would 'jee better to
draft several bills instea Iof incorpor-
ating all antitrust proposals in al
omnibus measure, supplementary to
the Sherman act An attempt to- der:
tle combinations and eonspiracies ia
constraint Of trade has been made ia
bills prepared.
The bill to inhibit interlocking di2
re%ctorates is the most important.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Virginia Land Leased for U. S. Camp.

Winchester, Va.-The federal gov
eminent has leased approximately ff-
teen hundred acres of land near here
which will be used as a camp site for
the federal troops which will take part
in the military maneuvers. The nego-
tiations for the property were conduct
ed by Maj. James A. Logan of the
general staff Of the army. The new
site is said to be better adapted to
camp purposes than that used last
summer and is nearer Winchester and
the railroads. 49,.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Plea For Lenleney Enterej

Strassburg.-A plea for ID
was ent red by the Judge Adv1
the court martial Of Colo1
Reuter- and Lieutenant Sci
two officers are charged W
es Of the law in connectil
cent violent incidents
military and civilians.
Advocate reduced the
simple accusation Of
prisoners overnight
ferring them to t
authorities imm2
the law.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Wants Army ofieers Is. TaIk "a

Wants Army Officers to- Talk Lesss
Washington-oficers of the United
States Army inifuturesw I'LL not be PERI
mitted to discuss, publicly army mat
tiers of a ~debatable naturs. New reg
ulations TO cover this point viii follow
an exchange Of lnemoranda between
Secretary Garrison and Major General
Leonard Wood, Chief OF Stafs tp re-
gard to a. published article telling Of
free press matter, = furnished to news
papers by Arthur W. Dunn as q wrfta
in the employer the Infantry Ass0 a.
ton. Some Of the matters referrl hi
is said to have dealt directly -,
Mexican situation, though m ~ !.
was made Of interviewsawit 4 offioa-S
on other subjects.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-01-14
Competitor saves sf.os7.7so.

- - EEEE' F.NA In4.a
Washington.-Secretary Danfela6
nounced that bids Just subIitt
the manufacture OF projectiIes1
Navy showed q decrease OF
compared with prices paid TAI
If the Department takes adyaM To-
the right to increase orders Nv 40 per
cent, Secretary Daniels said saving
of $1,067,7s0s for the Government Will
be the result:of the restoration OF open
and real competition between bidders.
Contracts to be let call for the lnantis
facture Of 1900. I4inch arInorspisreing
shells, $500 12inch; shells ard 10000.
four and fveInch common shells, the:
annual @food. supply for the Nayy,s
guns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Gs lit erreibt.
Gic .. 1. 6. u. fat lire babe
Nilliun beiiammcu.

Die Sampa1ue 5ur aui6rinaitna
elmer baI6sa Riaion Dollars fir elm
reues Seim Ses Gbriitli9en Siings
linsspereins lit erfolsrei9 gstpsIen.
I'm Mitternadt tpdren Die Ssbn Gage
um uno Is Winuieu friiber tonute ges
meloet nerbsn, oab bas 3isl srreiht
lei. Mare 5rau Gmerp ni6t in bic
8rsi6e seiptunsen, bann pdre mOas
lider Meiie bic san5e glrbeit fir bic
aabe setpeien. 9siiern in ben 46snbs
iiunbsn tpurosn nod bic Dsr5peifsltiten
anitrengunyeu semadt, Die $500,000
poII5uma9sn, unS bi. SslepbonorGbie
bonn Sauptluartisr i'm S6urmsebiuoe
an Der giertsn unb Dine GtraBe
brobtsn infolse bes iiarten @sbrauds
gu iamel5su. S9lisbli9 melbste iih
Jrau gmerp aIs rettsnber Gnsel unb
legte sic nod ieblenoenSi0,000 bin3u.
Grit sinem Geuf3er Der Grleihierung
unb sinem trdftissn Surrab perlieB.n
Die 5eammlnnIhaften bic Stdtte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Nihter !6paiiter
gcriueiacrt cineu Ginbaltsbeiebl, Der
prDjcftirte Observation-Disclosures
perfinoert bate.

esn Gnden Der Ginbaltsfldga
ipelGe ole @nrren Bros Asp91lA
Golnpanp pon Bolton segen Die Staot
Cincinnati afgeitrengt bat, I'M Die
genubi,ng eines geIpilien ogitbnIi'
tic" Eflaiter.Dt .Dtaterials. ailf peldcs
Ole 8eiclli6ait cin Yatent beiist, 5ii
perGinoern, erlieB Rifter Sollilter
poni gunoeseerid)t Dor einigen Ia.
gen einen ginbaltsbeiebl. 3a oeriel-
be Der aldgerin ieood] nift iDeitgc'
benb genug etibien, beantrogte oe.
rem g[nipalt geitern cine glenoerltug,
oabingebeno, oaB Die Staot ioiort Die
genueung bes Materials, bas III Der
itdbtiidlen glnlage an 5Iorence sfoe.
hergelteilt miro, einiteQe. glluunit
@alter Wurrap, ais Vertreter Oct
Staot, proteiiirte mlo aab bic @rtla.
rllng ab, baB es bret Monate oau.
ern ipiiroe, I'M Die Beplanten glenoe'
rlingen in Der 5lorente glpenue sln.
lase nor3une6men itno in5luiihen ale
tegonnenen Strabenarbeiten einse.
iteat lperocn miiBten. Ga cine grcBe
an5abI StrnBen 6ereits aifgeriiien,
anoerc crit balb iertig eeiteat ieien.
nliiiie unuer5ilglid al oie glrbeit &c.
gangen lperoen nm 0ieielben in be.
inbr6arenl 3uitano 81 Deriesen nno
Snbur6 llnidae 81 perbiiten. Ser
Gihter ifloB ii6 Oiejer sIniift audi
an uno peripeigerte Die slenoerlulg
Scs @inbaItsbefebis. Die alagc ielbit
miro crit i'm Sftobertermin 5ur Der.
banolung fonmen uno in Der 3lpi-
iden5eit fonnen Die StraBen iertig-
geItellt rreroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
gtrakemban in Cbin.
10000 Nanner iuerben bieien Som'
mcr lobnenhe geidaftisnng
lja6cn.

llngeiG@r 1860 gieilen 2anoItra.
Ben uno SaiiptmarftltraBen mercen
in oieicm CONNER IN Ohio geboitt
meroen. @5 iperoen oaiiir rngeidbr
S3 ,000,000 ausgege6en lno 10000
Wsdnler neroen oil oct slrbeiten be.
iti1ftigt luerben. 9aB Die glrbeiten
nod IN bieiem CONNER III augrlrf
genommen iperben follnen, lit Die iSol.
ge elmer GntifeiOlng, bic geltern
Der @eneralamualt Sogan abgegeben
bot, ino Die lautet, oaB Der ltaatlid)e
Strabenbausaonmiiidr Wiarles Oa5
Hcd)t fabc, ioiort aontrafte ab5t.
idlieBen, obne Oaraui 81 lparten, biz
Sas ourb geiteuerltng iiir StraBen'
bausmcde auigebrahte @elo lid, lpirt.
lid i'm Staatsifat befinOet. glngebo'
te fir aontrafte ipcrOen III ben ndd).
iten @oden allsgeifrieben. 3ic @nt.
ideioung iit idon oesbalb nit 6reli'
zen Su begriiBen, neil Die Iornabme
Der ausgeoebnten 0egebauten 5ur
@erminoeritng y Der berrlhenoen slr-
beitsloiigfeit beitragen miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
YeriumalsN otisea.

Fri. Catherine 6 gudsr, 81.
fiEbet iid an goro beg Rorobsutihen
Glopooampiers Bremen" aui elmer
Reiie mad Seuti6lanb.
5err +. Z. Sacob unb feline Gat<
tin sSrau Roic oaeOb. aeb. Wuertb,
1916 9ine Strabe, beseben nGhiten
Dienita9 bag id,0ns unb ieltene 6sit
Der aolbeHsn 6o6ssit. ssn Der ct.
5ranaistus Stride On 9iuc unb 2is
fertn Strabe fpiro Der Sobu Der ssus
bifare, Rsp. ssohn Gbrpioitomus. ben
Serscnsbunb Der gltsrn aufs Reus
einieaHen. Die subilare ipurben Dor
80 sSabren in berielbsn Stride ses
trout unb baben ununterbrOdsn in
hemieIben Sauie aetpobnt.
5err unb Trau Sbomas s.
Sall. bic gltern beg itGDtiiten
9auinipettprs 9lrtbur q. Saa uno
res poliasileutnants Sbomas W.
Saa, fciern nd6lten Sienitaq in ii.
rem Seim. 1920 Nlab gntbonp ST.,
stsnfdas bic aolbsHe 6of)seit. DER
Subilar itsbt i'm II. unb feline 2ebens.
aefGhrtin i'm 72. 2ebensiabre. auber
ben beiSsn obenaenannten baben lie
nof brei ainber unb cier gntel.
Der iiinaite Sobn 5err R. .. Sa[l,
bat iid asitern Qbenb nit Fri. 2ulu
ssii6er. 1929 Columbia 9lDs., pers
mG1lt.
Serr 9eorg Wur5elb a d es,
ein 6stannier unb auseiebener 8iirger
DON Sairmount, III am 9ienitag i'm
bitter pon 65 Sabrsn s.ftorben. gr
mar nit Srau Barbara Wur5el6ader.
ssb. S9mibt, perbsiratbet seipsien,
bod mar ibm bic 9ebsnss.fdbrtin i'm
SODe poruusgesanasn. Der 9erblis
dene biutsrIdbt 5ablrsids Sreunbe uno
getannte, bic iein Sini1eiben aufs
rihtig betrauern. Die 9esrbigunJ
finoet am Srsiias Radmittag pom
Sauie isinss Sobnes S.rrn WiIbelm
WurSelbadsr, 6 gbrmaH 9errace, in
sSairmount, aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Jpier bes llaa66dngig6eit eitslages.
gOrbcreitnnsen iiir cine uerniimitigs
gesebnns abcrmals i'm 8anse.

9ie enooiiltigen arrangements fir
bie patriotiicbe Notwithstanding,
iuelde mprgen 9tadnlttag 2 llDr IN
Der aroben SaQe Der &onocIsfalnner
obgebolten lreroen ioa, lmt ods SSn
terciie oil Der oiesjaDrigen pcrlliillitI,
aelt Tcier oes Dierten Sill luadjgcril.
ieiL iuuroen 9eItern 9etroifen. Ser.
ireter Der Bierten Sltll GarneUal. ri
iociation Der &anDelsfanmer, oes
9uiineB 0fen's Club, oes 9fotarD
Club, bes sSr. 8. II. q. w, bes $50
mens Club, bes ,gouncil Of 25etpiib
Women uno aloerer Srganilationell
nobinen oil Der aonferen3 lbeil uno
bieBen oas unterbreitete Frogranlm
put. 6err Sarrp 9i. Ero6a5co miro
bel Der lnoreigen 8erIanrnlung ben
@oriie fiibren uno auber i6m peroen
nod gld,tb. ,yoi. .. 6Orafcr, iSrl.
Celia Simon unb Rep. iSobn j. Ser
get patriptiide 9lnipradJen Daltsn.
glld) III fiir Elm mitiifaIiites BRO
erarun Gorge getragen 2ie 5ale
miro ser 6eicr eutipredcnO oeforirt
iein lmb ais 9iSeprdii0enten perocn
George i. Dicterle, 6. ". GolUnrOs,
W. Is. Gulfins. Mapor i5reoerif
Spiegel, Or. Charles Ga6nep, 4rof.
Nanooa 5. Gcnoon 81. 3. G. SOB.
ges, 6rou Clarence 0iad, Gb. @ior.
ton Sri. ~. 2oitiie 2Irnitrong,
Charles $. Urban Srau ". RaIlton
SSones uno 4. 8ano @rigbt iungiren.
,Srl. 2ouIie glrnlltrong, iuel6e ben
hiItoriidlen ltnl5ug arrangiert, Der
am @orlnittag oes llnab5dngigfeits'
taaes untcr ben slnipi3ien Der A.
SsilIi Garnepal s(iioeiation inl Saie.
tall.Tnrf itottiinOen iolI ln0 an Dem
iid 1000 S6ulfinoer. ionic 600
Mitglie0er bes 3peiten llnd6Ddngigen
Regiments bctbeiligeu Mer0cn. berid.
tete, oaf Die 0or6creitimgen I'M San.
&c ieien uno einen qroBartigen @riolg
periprehen. S5n % Shnlen Ser unite
rem Stoot iiilcen idon lleblmgeu itatt
un0 lit ie0er elrselnen Stule Elm ge.
iuiiier slbidnitt aug Ger ameritani.
iGen @eid,ifte tebufs Gariteauug
auQetbeilt tpor0elt.
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Seint Sa6en ertrnnfen.
Ter 10 Sabre alte Geiar MeGomGs
biIhte beim Shwimmen iein
geben elm.

Gin 6eoauerliter unfall trug iih
eeit.rn Ra6mittag in Dem Waiisr>
pfubl am 5ube Der gort Strabe gu,
BEL pel1em Der 13 Sabre alte Geiar
WcGombs, Don No. 1859 SarriiOn
4osnus, iein aeben einbiibts. Der
anabs bate iid nit anberen Sungen
beim gaoen in biei.m Wuhertiimpsl
Dergniist, entfernte iid ubsr, trobbem
er oesS Shlpinmens lrnfllnbig, 5rt tpeit
pom llfsr. ploblid perlor Der Sunge
ben Yooen unter ben JiiBen unb iant
Dor ben glugen ieiner aamsraben uns
ter, ipel6e annabmen, oab er ibnen
Elm S6pimmtunititiid Seisen tpollts.
glls sr jebo6 nad seraum.r 3eit ni6t
fpieber gum 0ori6sin tam, riefen iels
ne aameraoen I'M Silfe. Gbas. s5Ol5,
Don Ro. 2293 golerain 2lDenus. b.gab
iih in bas WqiIer unb es s.lang inn
mad ipieoerboItsm Sau6en, Den &naz
ben auf5ufinben. Spfort anseitelte
WisosrbslebuHssoerlu6 srtpieisn iid
dls erfolstos unb bic 2eide purbe
na9 Der Worsus ssbradt. Sier tpurpe
Der &nabe als Der 13 Sabre ulte Gsiar
MeGum6s, BON go. 1859 SurriiOn
apenue, burd feline Muttsr 9lnna Mcz
Combs ioeHtifi3irt. Die Srau brad
obnlnddtig 5niamme,L aIs lie in Der
9eife ibren Sobn erfannte. Coroner
Or. 5oertmcner purbe bon Dem lin
iaa bellahriftigt unO miro einen
Snqlieit abbalteu.
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Sie anSere geite.
EraiiOcnt Gugene W. 0lutter uOu
Der &ellcuue Srepiug Sp.,
gcantluortet bic Surrett'ide Slage
bcbnis Grnennung eines Ytaiie-
uerualters.

eugene ~. &lotter, 9rdiioent Scr
9eQeuue 9retping 60, reihte geitern
I'M 9ilnoesgeritt aui Die alage Oes
@m. $. 9urrett, lporin bic Grnen.
nluig etnes Receipers fiir Die Srauersi
perlangt lruroc, cine 9teplif ein lno
bebalptet oarin, oaB feine 8riiuoe
iiir eine ioIde GrnennltRg oorIiegen,
mesbalb bie alage nltf Soften 0urs
retts obqelpieien lrerbeu iollte. Serr
Glotter iilbrt lpeiter an oab Glrrett
Ole alage mir oesbaIb eiugereid)t ba-
be neil er es nidt Oabin bringen
fonnte, iaiue Uierjig 9lftien, Die er
beiist. 5u eincm iibernaBtg boben
@reiic, oeu er oafiir uerIungt bate,
abSuiesen.
Der folsenbs JinanSauspsis fir Sic
Sabre 19O6-1913 intl. beipeiien, Dab
bic 9eieGiaaft tets nit profit gear
beitet Bat unb ii6 in elmer guten finans
5isl.n Gage befinOet:
1906: ginnabmen 1926, ,220,13,
9ipiOenoen 80 proS.. Nettosllebers
idub $64, ,5o9.1l; 1907: 9eiammts
Ginndbm.n $265, ,829.S0, feline 9ibis
bsnosn, lIeberiduB $24, ,604.25; 1908:
@sidmmteinnabmen $263,477.21, Siz
Dibsnosn Is grOS., lleberihub $22.=
232.3S; 1909; Girnabmen $251470.
05c, 0ipiOsnoeu % gro5.. lleberiduB
$2S,7 ,74O.S0; 1910: @inndbmen $256, :
9S6.31, 0ibibenben 80 pro5., lleber-
i6ub $14.407.21; 1911: Ginuahmen
1924, ,532.89, Sipioenben 20 pro5,
lleberitub S14,651,4O; 1912: @ins
na6men $3O2,03S.29, teine Sipibeus
ben, usberiduBS20. .496.23, unb 1918:
ginnabmen $336,907 .23, teine 0ipis
benSen. uetsri6ub $2S62o.06.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
Brad Oas edmlterblatt.

@ei elmer siarnmbolaec, pe!dc
6urd Elm 0nrdgebenoes @eipann Der.
,lriadlt piirbe. trug seiteri giadImit.
tag Der Sarmer Sranf Gonoper, 32
Sabre aIt. olli SSnoian Sill pobnbait,
einen SdJultcrblattbrub oaucu. 60.
noper illbr nit ieinem sieroe mo
@uecn genldflih ote Geeriielo sIpe.
in Maoiionbille entlane, als elm Top.
peIaeipapn ser @ebriioer @eorge
imo 9cm 8aIfcr III ipiIoer Sabri
benz @eidbrt Ses Gonoper ertgegeit,
fam. Gie 9bicre bes @aIfer'ifen Gc'
ipannes i9ssitea DOR einem slistomc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-28
1ies umb 0as.

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Club. Gs baben iid an bic 800
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iammeIn fih am 8 llbr Worasns i'm
Club unb mdrIhieren cine balbeStuHs
be ipGtsr mad, Der Werft am Tub oes
grcobipah nb, alliun Der 0ampier
sptmseb" su ibrer 2lufnabme bersit
lieat.
Die plaHftb.den in ben 0ifent.
lihen GpieIpIdben psrben beute nit
Wdiier aefiiIt unb bns bsoeiitet ben
glnfdna Der BON Der Suseno 10 beib
eriebnten 9abefaiiou. llripriinglidl
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aber bas belize Wettsr bat pie 10
marh anbern aud bieien plan iiber
ben 6aufen aefporfen.
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aommiiiion In Columbus fanben aea
tern bic 4rsuments fir unb fpioer
betrefis Der prpisttiertsn peitereH
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asben. Stabtanipdlt Gdoenle unf
fsin @oraGnaer alfreS g.timan iopie
Der in ftdbtiihsn 9icniten itehenb,
Sngenieur galopin iprat)en fir uns
bic nls Wertreter Der Sraction 60,
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