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Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
ALBERTHA NEWS

We are having some pleasant
weather now and there is a lot Of
millet and turnips being sown.
X. L. Baker, who has been sick
for several weeks, is able to be up
a part of the time.
Profs. Ben Choate and Lewis
Johnston of Middlebrook visited at
the home Of L. +. Johnson Mon
day night.
The infant child Of Mr. aud Mrs.
Jim Harper died Tuesday morning
and was buried in the OVERLY CEN
etery.
L. $. Johnston Of Biggers visited
his mother, who is dangerously Ill,
at this place Sunday.
i. +. Johnston made a busiues.
trip down on Current river Mon
DAY.
c. G. Go1ld was very SICK Sun
day and Monday With One c7hc
DR.. Jones has tha ea.e.
w. J. Luter made o special u1r
to Pocahou'as Tuesday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
BIGGER

Clarence Graham had business Of
Pocahon.as Tuesday.
Mrs Ruth D0wmngo of poaahou
tas visited Har brother Huber. NigFs
from Saturday until Tuesday
ID. p Coleman aul family %.
Louue we're visiting relatives here
drs' Of the week
Eli Brooks and wife are I'm Ho.
Springs where they have been for
several days for their health.
Lupo, the barber, had business al
Poplar Bluff Sunday night
w. Nj. Shaver and wife of Revnc
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
The Bachelor Girls Club

The Bachelor Girls club was de
ligbtfully entertained last Thur,dsy
afternoon by Misses Lyle DGIoS...
and Ona sallee. Afler several very
interesting games of High Five,
dainty refreshments were served.
Miss lila Martin scoring high, was
awarded a beautiful book. Niss
Eula Martin received consolation.
a box Of correspondence cards.
Mrs. Gardener of Atkins won guest
prize, handsome towel. The
club adjourned to meet next Thurs
day, with Misses Mona shannon
and Zelda Schnabaum as hostesses.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
First Load New Cotton

DR.. G. E. Pungle, Thursday
morning, reported that he had
load of 1914 cotton picked out
ready for the market. He has had
force of hands picking since Tues.
day morning in the Jack Oliver
cotton across the river, and is get.
ting about 500 pounds the fret
picking. This is the earliest yea.
son for cotton reported here in sew
eral years.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21

NOT known when il will come TO a
close. We had one of the finest
grove meeting last Sunday alter
noon that t5is writer ever witnessed.
r. NJ. Rider returned to Helena
Monday, after spending several
weeks at this place with his family.
}. W. Lyles had the misfortune
Of getting his ankle sprained last
Saturday. He is suffering a great
deal at tins writing.
Mrs. =. +. Williams was called
to Jonesboro last week to see her
son, Walter, who is seriously Ill.
Misses Addie Wells, Ella White,
Emma Tharp aud Della Wells
spent Sunday evening at the home
Of Sam Songer.
J. A. Mcdonald and family of
Lawrence county, took dinner at
the home Of Frank Brooks last Sun
day.
Mrs. Bryan returned to her home
at Mountain View, NO., last Satur-
day after spending a month visiting
Al tins place.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
Fire Al Warm SPRINGS

The general store of Nose Bur.
row, at Warm Springs, was de-
stroyed last Friday night by q fire
supposed to have been of incen5iary
origin.
The loss amounted 10 seYerel
hundred dollars, and was partly
covered by insurance.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
IMBODtN NEWS

j. X. Rogers, a prosperous farm.
er on Elevenpoints river near Wat.
er Valley, was transacting business
here the first Of the week.
]. J. Bud Brooks is building q
large slo on his fine farm on Spring
river at the mouth of James creek
IN Randolph county. Bud is =
hustler and knows exactly how t.
make money.
Sam Moore, the painter, moved
his family from this place to Jones
boro first of the week.
w. w. Justus and wife are spend.
ing this week with their son, who
is holding a railroad position at
Clio.
l.. I. Andrews will erect, in tn,
near future, a 200 ton silo on hi,
splendid Spring river farm, known
as the MAJOR Miller place.
Sam Estes, who is holding a re
sponsible position with the Frisco
people at Turrell, is taking a vaca
tion this week and is spending tn,
time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. J. Estes, at this place.
Prof. Eugene Thompson, county
examiner OF Randolph county, was
business visitor to our city Tues.
day.
Judge L. II. Walker, a great ad
vocate of single tax, was here the
first of the week transacting bust
ness.
w. J.. johnson Of near Raven
den is moving back TO his old home
at Lake City. He says be has had
burn out tins season without fire
DR.. Poindexter and family visit.
ed the formers mother, Mrs. G. j.
Poindexter, and sister, Miss Lizzie
Poindexter, near Attica from Sat.
urday until Monday. They were
in Pocshontas few hours Monday.
Prof. j. G. Eaton hlled his APP
pointment at Oak Grove and Clear
view last Sunday to the delight Of
good audiences at both places.
HIS subject was "Christian Educa.
tion." He also addressed five pub.
lie schools Monday on the subject
of education.
Rev. James f. Jernigan, pastor
of the Methodist church at this
place, is assisting Rev. S. +. Brown
at Reyno in protracted meeting.
Rev. J. +. Garter, former citi.
zen of Randolph county now OF
Corning, passed through here Tues
day accompanied by his wife and
two children on their way to visiI
Mr.. Carriers parents, Rev and Mrs
James Garter, near Rayender
| Springs. Bro. Frank spent last
years student in Hendrix Colleg,
/ and we understand he made good
| Happy Jack Richardson of Smith
| VILE was in tins city the first Of th,
week on business and swapplns
Jokes with the boys.
Elder w. n. Sharp is conducting
successful series Of meetings q
/ old Jackson this week. Report,
say much good is being ACCOMPLISH
ed
A crowd of Young folks atteude,
church at 'RayonIcn last sVudar
mght.
Dan Chrss.r of Birdeu was 20
town shopping last Saturday,
Clay Henderson, circuit clerk o
/ tins LawraucD county, and lami.
! came over from Walnut Ridge Sat
nrday ON several days visit to ra.
auves and friends,
Five car loads Of peaches wer
shipped from this place this seasor
and the major part Of them wer
raised on Randolph count
! orchards.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
MANY RUINED
LIVES

Hundreds can point to the use OF
calomel as the cause of physical de-
cay. It's strenuous effects upon liv-
er, kidneys and even the heart are
known to every practicing physi-
can.
Medical science has found avege-
table compound that eliminates the
uoisons from the liver and accumo
Iations from the bowels in a safer
ancr way .hau does calomeI and
leaves no I'D afterefects.
This remedy rn the form of
GRIGsBV's LIVER.LAN Is a
proven success. Jis for sale in
5gc and sI0o bottles by W. T..
uamll who guarantees TO refund
purchase price IF you want IL. j.
rs always protected by Tie likeness
.of l.. X Gugsby so A.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
RAGAN SCHOOL NEWS

RAGAN SCHOOL NEWS
Tom Allison is gathering corn
Mrs. Alice Allison l. on the
sick list.
Minnie Broom Is visiting her sis
Ger, Della CLARK, at wardell, Ark
Mrs. b. r. Sisson has been EN-
ployed to teach the winter tern OF
school at this place.
Arlie Lawson has just returned
from a visit to relatives in Missouri.
John Alb Allison informs US that
he will soon start for Green county
20 make his future home.
Grandma Sisson Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Braniley, al
Portia.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lawhon OF
Hoover landing have moved to
Oklahoma. They'll come back
DIR. Bayan reports the arrival Of
new boy at the home Of r. {.
Eskridge.
Bessie Sisson has had erysipelas
m her arm but is much improved
NJ this writing.
Ed Holmes Of Manson spent the
week end pearlug Al Julis Dean
Bar.
Mrs. John Edgington i eonva-
lescent from a short bui severe Ill
ness of last week.
Jas. Eskridge has had some Inn
provemenis done m tbe way Of
roofing on his residence.
wint Owens Of Elbora made a
flying trip 10 ourvieinIiy and re-
turned last Friday evening.
Alonzo Arnold made eombna-
ton business and social call on b.
+. Sisson Que day last week.
Jno. Cox did some surveying for
4. B. Allison last week. He Ger
tainly created havoc among our
lines.
Numbers Of our citizens are at
tending the proiracied meetings
which are beng held a. Elnora,
Lesteryille and Gum Stamp.
Mrs. Monroe Tyler, Who has
been very low with pneumonia and
other complications, is improving
rapidly. DR.. Bayan i treating
her.
Lantle Martin, Of tie 6rm Of
Martin d Wells, Of Pocahontas
drove down last Thursday and
wrote an insurance policy on our
school building.
+. B. Allison filled his regular
appointment to an attentive audi
snce last Sunday evening. Begin
nIng with the third Sunday in this
month, our afternoon services will
be followed by prayer meetings at
night.
As we are mailing out these items
the advance agent Of Rev. l.. T.
Brad6eld Is billing the neighbor.
hood for a Stereopticon Lecture on
"The Life of Christ" TO be given
at the school building Wednesday
night.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21

Stolen -From my place Wo50as.
day night August 8, one dark bay
mare mule, -four years old, about
I4l hands high, and has small Dut
lp.r1ht ear. a saddle and bride
we're stolen from Lee Mays same
night. Liberal reward for iufoF-
nation leading to her recovery.
q. II. Higglnbotham,
81 2.p. Pocahontas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
Old LAcKsoN

We are having one Of tbe greatest
meeting ever held al Ibis place.
People are coming in from miles
around. Three TO four hundred
people here every night and great
interest is being manifested. 1t ls
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21
from the County SCribGS

We wish TO ca attention Of our County wSns
hs fact thai Ne must have their contributions not later a
day noon for the next Fridays paper Write ohy on '
paper and nix signature 20 all CONTEMPLATION
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-08-21

Eph Parrish of Warm Springs
visited Pocahontas relativlA We'd
nesday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
POTATOES ARE SCARCE
SPTDS REPORTED TO BE GREAT
LY IN DEMAND ON TIE HOUS-
Ton MARKETS TODAY.

Houston. Texas. May 12.-The Hons
ton produce is reporting a scarcity ~
potatoes and prices are accordingly
high. MI receipts coming in are nuncl-
~ abSorhgd - orders ire far i'm ad,l.4rn
# IN. supply. Several carloads are COM
ia IN. but yet the dcmanG i not ret.
On the other hand beans have ilpod-
al the Houston market. the merchants
are ovrrstockcd and the receipts car
be- had al the buyers price. Egg ~.
cciptS are light and the prices Ia the
trade range around lSc.
Onions are plentiful. with prices mo-
dunn and the stock good. The market
for okra Is strong Strawberries arc
coming IN strong and the dcmond il
moderate. Squash Is in season and the
supply equals the demand. the price 10
the trade ranging around S3.25 per bu-
shrl.
The chicken market i dropping and
producers will 20 wei ny inquiring into
market by wire t. their commission
merchants before sending in supplies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
ON THE MARKET PLAN
COL. HAYWOOD WILL ADDRESS
FARMERS AND SUGGESTION Ron
WILL BE PASSED TO GIVE OP.
P~ORTUNITY FOR EXPRESSION.
lSnrciaI ~ The Hcrahn.

san Renito. Texas. May ia call
was issued today for a big mass meeting
of every farmer aud business man on
the San Bcnito tract 10 bc held here Sat
urday afternoon to discuss plans and 90
ascertain the sentiments Of every per
son in this section regarding the pro
posed formation II Il unit marketing or
ganization for the distribution Of the
truck grown in the Lower Rio Grandc
Valley.
Colonel Alba Haywood Of this city.
president Of the Southwest Texas Pro
grcSSivc league. who ~ promoter of the
movement has been dcvoting his entire
time and energy in that direction. will
be- the pri icipal speaker and will dis.
cuss in detail he beet and field Of the
proposed 'rganization. But the chic
object of s%aturiay'S meeting is to find
out the al itudc If the farmers them.
selves Ia sIch an undertaking which so
vitality cor Germs them.
For bet9r attaining this end a qucs-
ton and suggestion box will he passed
through tl@ crowd 81 that the farmers
especially can he given an opportunity
10 express themselves in any way they
arc Impress d
Saturdas 5 meeting here is one of n
series of meetings being held over the
whole Valley for the purpose Of rousing
every grr.er and business man i'm this
territory - the urgent need for action in
this rcSpe-t {. II is rcckoncl that nearly
"a million dollars are lost every year To
ib" truck farmers of the Valley through
tn competitive conditions and diversi
ficl packing systems which have existed
heretofore. This H. a matter Of common
knowledge to all Of the growers and j.
a Large factor in producing the success
already net with in the campaign for n
unit marketing system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13


al The grammar SrhOoi Thursday aftC =
huon az . o'clock. These exercises v II
b. participated in 10y the pupils of tie
firsI, second and third grades and i4r
following program has been arrans'N:
Song II March. wclcome-Low first
boys.
Our Holiday recitation Mitchell
i'harn'cbeh
"rlhdil' Drove Her Sparr"wS
song -fllSt grade eiris.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Garcia.
ine Farmer Boy song Lay
'on ""'S
"n.i '''iP""H '"hc'' rcri'a''"h-
huth bees"iL
N"u'"a hh""> ~r'i'htl"h- Niillr
>rhuhl"r.
"Bool9o Man. Snng-fhirt grade
girls.
Days Of the Wcck seven little giiiS.
Little Boy Blue Mis-. Bcrecr'S bows.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
COMPANY INCORPORATES
PHAl;R ICE. LIGHT \ POWER 60.
INCORPORATES WITH CAPITAL
STOCK OF $4,000.

Pharr, Texas. May l3-Noticc from
the Secretary of State that the riarr
lee. Light 4 Power company has been
issued papers of Incorporation has been
received here. The company was or
gained with a capital stock of si0.OO0.
The incorporatorS are :. X. Gawthorp.
\. j. McColl. John 4. Cook. and W. ii.
McGrath.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13

No special courses relative To COOP
Grafton and marketing are given by any
schools or universities in the Neither
lands The idea Of cooperation. never
thclesS. IL by no means new in this
country. The idea il so far advanced
among the Dutch farmers that co-opera-
tIon i applied 10 nearly every branch
~ agricultural INDUSTRY. while IN the
commercial world IL has in recent years
made great Roadway.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COUNTY JUD

l.. Yates announces { tss,h The
Ia his candidacy for ~, fficc cf
~ Judge of Cameron f~sAy. sub
60 the action Of the Dcns sNtic pri-
- in July, 1911.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
STATE SENATE.

r brownsville Daily IL is au-
ze,l Ia anaoance Archie Fsrr as n
late for State Senator sFom the
by third Senatorial Dis=f"t. sub
90 the wishes of tho Yates at the
mratic primaries in Jul,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13

IN anst. ASlll. of the universities
there aLc. 4 arse. opportunities for
the lucy 49, Is phases IT econom-
les h-arane a. road way Oh the sub
jet Il llai.ta I'm several there are
spec died - ~Fs ON cooperation. The
miyers I ~ ipzig and Halle pay
part .ru r. - Sion n this field. a
.com-r p es4 on agricultural co
operates wi--sHen ~ Leipzig dnring
the t.ilt Stuae.s semester.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
TAN COLLECTOR

= Brownsville Daily lie Z i auth
- "a announce w. IL. v - on is a
IL &c for re election TO Ia office of
collector of Cameron oat,ty. sub
- the action of the dcD's S'atic pri-
90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
NOTICE.

lot GO is hereby given at the an
Erecting of Stockh"as rs and tn,
~! meeting Of the BcErl of Direc
(. of The Rio Grande IL lway Com
~ viii be- held nj The ". lees of III,
at brownsville Texas. 81
,lut s.iay. jun Srd. l9as
u. III. NAM Secretary
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
FNOR 4 ASSES Il.

h. Herald is authori.,-l 10 an
n-. that j. =. Ford - g candidate
:. office Of tax assess . of Gamer
.unniv. subject e. the ion Of the
iocraiic primaries in .IE'.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
,ar COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

H. Herald is authorized e. announce
y. Scrivner aS d cand safe for re-
f%ionfor commissioners - Cameron
4 = commissioners pr, net No. ,.
JET Ia the action of tn democratic
narirs in July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
Sr ATE REPRESENT Tive.

N brownsville Herald v authorized
nnumce W. T.. Wecms. A.. Of IIar-
I'm rs a candidate for Ste Repre-
! i've from this dustricf Subject to
n, lShcs of the voters ~ he Demo
T. primaries in July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
For STATE SENATE

~ ,lcrald is authorized o. announce
X. PERKINS Of Jim " rs county.
candidate for State sxltor. sub
4" the action Of the BEG ratio pri.
les % next July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
ron COUNTY ATTCS\EY.

H. Herald is authorize announce
II kert q candidate - the office
"niv attorney Of Gan fn county
n eel himself. subject the action
he democratic primaru N July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
RAIL WAY CONSTRUCTION
Railway Age Gazette.

ANYWAY AEf hNrtilF.
Char, Ston Northern. Work IN now
under way. il is said. building from
Charleston. =. g.. northeast IA Andrews.
Grading has been finished from An
drews 10 the Santcc river and track lay
inc is now i'm progress from the Char
lesion end. The company was incor-
noratcd last year in South Carolina Ia
build through the counties of George
town. Berkeley and Charleston. about
W miles W. II. BonSal. president. Ham
let. \. a. December ~. y. 1.207.)
Fairmmlnt < Nehlcn.-A contract has
been iei. t i said. "a build an extension
from Nrhlen. :. Oak. southwest 10 Web
eicr l0 uileS. The work involves hand
Ing lnslOO0 en-. Nd. Of earth and 5000
ca. vl of rock excavation. also 1000. 000
Gu. yd. oi emhankmcnt. The company
now operates 4 i6-mile line from Fair
mount. y. Oak. southwest to Nehlcn,
=. Oak. September 26. p. 5S5.)
Mouth Carolina Roads lElcctric.-A
.,nd innal franchise has been granted
Ilv IN. c-tv officers of Elizabeth City.
~. O. to II. i. Markham. y. &. Com
mandt r and u. T.. Williams. "a build nm
electric street railway system. The
prom lteyS have already secured 4 right
of WAY ~ build an electric line from
Elizabeth City Ia Wade's Point. in the
southern part of Pasquotank COM
norris Il South Mills. thence through
Caml IN county 10 Norfolk. Va, in all
iabous leo miles.
Ohio Roads Electric Plans are he.
ing made. il ! said. "a build an electric
line from Hillsboro. Ohio. northeast via
Washington Court House To Columbus,
ahont % miles. A. NJ. Fisher. Indian
apolis, lad, is said to be interested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
A Tonic That
Pulls You Up
Gives You a Strong. Healthy Grip on
Things-.NAL DCNA" TOSE-JP
REMEDY.

Men and women. just n few days ~
this exceptional reYitalizerl Then you'll
realize what IL means To be- glad you're
living. All that makes YOU Ia this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13

world anyhow Is your nerves. Wake
them up with the new tonic. .SAL
D0NA" REMEDY.
That on't-carc-a-hang feeling Will
give way TO new gct-up-and-do energy.
This Kind OF energy makes you happy
all over. And you won't be tagged
even after working hard. You can't
get q when nerves are healthy.
wal DONA- TONE-UP REMEDY
builds up the whole body. Then yourl
feel Hike .tackling anything. IL builds
up blood, and puts grasp in your
nerves. Just try ID a few DAYS.
"yAL DONA- TONE-UP REMEDY Is
free from any Injurious or habit FORM
Ing drugs. Remember. there's a .NAI-
DONA" article for anything You need.
all sold under guarantee or money back
with a smile.
"NAL TONE-UP REMEDY Mt
Si.00 "a big 1g-Ounc. bottle IN sold only
mt all Wal DoNA, Drug Stores.
VAL DONA" Drug Store i'm Browns
lille is GEO. VI. PUTEGNAT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13

MIS- WANTED-"The -s.cxican
ar Of special interest a.. 1eNanS.
should sell at sight. .'er =, cents
Ncr mailing cost aud sta sork at
/; 100 per cent profit. sldrcSs.
&c i. Cram. Dept. g.. lssh. Mar
st.. Chicago. Ill 5l3h
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13

RaAD mRu.D WANTS ADS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13

,oleia. Ottawa Rcacs : Northern
.ctri. This eompal is making
ms. i, : said. Ia builis a extension
n Toledo Beach, Mieh,,r eth to Mon
about ) miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
MASS MEETING
OF FARMERS

SAN BENITO TRUCKERS ARE ASK
ED TO ATTEND MEETING To BE
HELD THERE SATURDAY AFTER
NOON.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13
RSALE.-One good. rcliabr family
rse, Phone 30 5Gm
STOP! LOOK, IISTE.t

'iot . ItsgN iINlis.0
tire prices are right. Can sou beat
|?
plain clinchcr .......... IS $50
II. plain clinchcr ..... HOO
IL. non-skid clinchcr II 1900
I seconds but high grade 4e.uaran-
tires. Sent q. O. ID. upon 70 eipt of
fr cent Of bill. subject To tSimina-
Other sizes nj corrcspo4+ 80 low
:. Nail us your orders 3cring
< Rubber Co, HoustosS Texas.
ton 1i96.-5l1f't.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-05-13

, are nj work ON the G s.ruciion Of
, line between Palnrr Mass. anil
Rhode Island line. iSelve steam
Wis ar now IN -, lcgriner
n several concrete outs The r"m-
~ has applied Ia the Rhode Island
islature for authority s, lease MS
perty to the Centrat vermont oil
ich II is an extension.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
Wieoerb
Ses itarf mifbunoelteH yialp6 Gones
,uiro erlunrtet.

Der 3uitdno oss por eir,igen Eager
BON sinem entlaHenen 5ubrmam iibers
fdllenen unb idiper Dsrlebten Ralpb
>Goneb, SstretGr Der Woores Gonsp
1irma, lit Elm iebr ernitsr unb Die
2sr3te babsn nod feline bsitimm.e
OiaenoIe iiber bic erlittenen @erlebuIts
gen itsllen t0nnen, ba oera0rper eur9
bic erlittensn WibbanOlungsn fart ses
i6pollen 1T. Ialls fein SdGbel6ru4
gu psr5ei6nen 1T, bat Der gerlsbts jes
oud Qusii6t, nit Dem 2ebsn babor.
autDmmsn. Sein angreifer Gilbert
Sneeo, sessn ben Elm Saftbsfebl err
ipirtt 1T. tonnte nod nidt ergriffen
tperoen unb es ipir0 angenommen, bab
oerielbe bic Stuot osrldiien bat. Der
prdiioeut Der 5ubrmanns unb Gbauf:
feur Union, begab Iid geitern in Be-
glsjtung bes 9npalts Der lnioH gum
giirgermeiitsr, um osmislbsn mityus
theilen, baB Snes0 fsin Wiitglieb Der
Union 1T uno aud ben Mitsliebsra
Der union DOllig un6etannt 1T. 0ieic
ertldrung CAB Serr Oalp al, oamit
Der Union be5iigli9 bes lle6erfaas
teinsrlei 8orpiirfe senn6t iperben
tonnen. Mud boten bic Serrsn benz
Siirgermeiiisr unb oem Siter6eitss
Oirettor ibre Silfe sr GrmitteluRe
bss Burden an. !Ssrr 0alb beseiG.
net bieien qlft oes Wlannes als einsn
Der brutaliten, BON Dem sr ie se6ort.
gDelfe S4ritts BON ben 9.rsiuisuns
gen, pel4en Ssrr Gone dnssb0rt, in
Der Sa6e unternommsn perben, bl.ibi
ab5uparten, ba srit fsitseiteQt peroen
mub, tpel6en 9erlauf Die Grtrantung
oes @erlebten nimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-30
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