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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1915-07-16
DEMAND UNION SHOP

OAKLAND. Cal.-The Street Car
Mems union has declared for the union
shop. They insist that every worker
in this calling should support the in
stitution that has made present con-
ditions possible.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14

last spring is to be held the second
week in October Ten teams will 60
out after new members. Each day
team will he held at some private
house, a talk will be given on some
phase of the league work and reports
will be made by the teams as to how
many members they have secured.
The aim is to enroll 1000 new mem
bers so that the league may not only
have a large budget TO cover the ex-
penses of carrying on its work but
also that more people may become
acquainted with its aim-to better
the conditions Of industry for women
and children for the sake both Of the
consumer and OF the worker
Mr.. Jackson presented the plan for
a pasteurizing and milk distributing
plant to be established in this city
and the following resolution was
passed;
"The Executive Council of the Con-
sumers' League heartily approves OF
the plan for a pasteurization plant
and milk distributing station and be-
lieves that such a plant is much need.
ed in Wilmington. and that under the
proposed management Il will be the
best solution of the problem Of OBJ
tanning pure milk for all We there
fore urge the members of the league
TO support the plan in every way pos
siblc"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
Cuts WIFE'S THROAT.
Goes ON shaving
Woman Dying and Expo
Iiceman in Jail After
Quarrel About Money
ACCUSED is FORMER
PENNSGROVE WORKER

Her throat slashed from ear 10
ear by a razor in the hands Of her
drink-orazed husband. Mrs John
Bradley. 2S years old. OF No. 1926
Fernon street. Philadelphia, is dying
IN ST. Agnes Hospital there and John
Bradley. 80 years old. is under arrest
rs the result of a quarrel over few
dollars. So weak from the loss Of
blood that she could scarcely be
heard the dying woman made an
ante-mortem statement in the pres
encc OF Magistrate Briggs and when
Bradley was brought TO her bedside
repeated her accusation that he had
attacked her with the razor
Bradley was formerly a policeman
connected with the Nineteenth dis
trict police station. Philadelphia Late
~ he has been employed by the du-
Poni Powder Company at pennsgrove
~ j.. and after receiving his money
on the last payday, returned TO Phila-
deiphia and, the police say, spent
several days carousing. His occas-
ional appearances at his home during
this time were marked by quarrels
and Mrs. Bradley sent their two
children to relatives to be cared for
until Bradley returned TO work
Bradley came home early yester-
day morning after spending the night
with friends He awakened Mrs
Bradley and demanded a loan" Of
81 When she refused. IL Is said, he
threatened her and afterward obtain
ed the money by promising 20 spend
1t for clothing He was gone all day
and returned In the evening In time
for supper His wife accused him OF
having spent her money for LIQUOR
ard during the quarrel that followed
Bradley left the table and went up
stairs TO get shaved
few minutes later he returned TO
the kitchen. where his wife was still
sitting In his right hand was a razor
Becoming enraged at a remark made
BY Mrs. Bradley. he stepped TO her
side and dealt her several blows over
the head and face As she struggled
TO her feet. Bradley then gashed her
throat with the razor and fed from
the room.
The woman dropped to the floor.
Making supreme effort she dragged
herself to the front door and again
collapsed. Her sisterin-law. Mrs Jen-
ME Huston, who also resides at the
einon street mouse, was sitting on
the front steps and Immediately
screamed for help when she saw the
blood gushing from Mrs. Bradley's
wounds Neighbors carried the in.
1ured woman to a drug store and
when the serious nature of her
wounds was discovered the .ambu
lance was summoned and she was
removed TO the hospital
In the meantime. Bradley. after the
stabbing had gone TO the bathroom
wiped of his razor and continued
shaving. few doors from the hom,
OF The Bradleys lives Policeman An
oeraon. Anderson Is on his vacation
and was just leaving the house wher
he was attracted by the crowd o
excited neighbors standing before tn,
Bradley home. Learning of the at
tack, he az once started search fol
Bradley and placed him under arrest
In defense of his act Bradley told
the police he had not intended cut
ting bis wife with the razor. but only
wanted to slap her and forgot in his
anger that he was holding the razor
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
CONSUMERS LEAGUE
AFTER NEW members
VIII Try TO Increase List TO
1000 Persons During
October
DESIRE MORE MONEY
FOR SCHOLARSHIPS

AT meeting Of the executive coun-
Gil Of the Consumers League of Della
ware yesterday. at the Office No. 800
Ford Building the vice-president Mrs
William staniar presided in the ab-
sence of the president Miss Sherman.
The treasurcrs report showed a ball
ance of S247 A number Of members
are in arrears
The executive secretary reported
that the office had been open since
September l and that she had been
doing work preparatory to the win
ter's activities She also reported in
| the absence of the chairman Miss
I Rhoads that the scholarship commit
tee had three applicants for scholar
ships. Two of these children who
had applied TO the child labor inspec-
tor for special permits had been re.
ferred 90 the committee. After in.
vestgation they had been granted
scholarships and SO a week will b,
paid to the family as long as tn,
child stays in school and brings {
satisfactory report each week. An
other case is also under consideration
One generous gift has been receive,
to furnish the scholarship for on,
particular girl but money is Urgent,
needed for the other.
The membership campaign planner
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
NATURAL HISTORIANS
SHOW new BLOOMS

The Natural History Society met
last evening in Science Hall with A.
d. Poore presiding.
Frank Jones exhibited the Darling
tonia California; plant from the Pa
cifc coast This plant is sort of an
insect eating plant It was discover
ed by the late DR.. William Darlington,
of West Chester. a noted physician,
botanist and president of a West
Chester bank. The bank of which Mr..
Darlington was president is still dec
GRATED with the designs of this plant.
Another plant shown by him was the
Pitcher Plant. He also explained the
relationship between insects and the
insect-eating plants.
Miss Amanda Palmer, Helen A. Nc
Caulley. Miss Mary de You, and Miss
Anna o. Churchman, of Newport, also
exhibited specimens of plants The
former also showed some interesting
butterflies and moths. Mr.. Jones
showed specimens of the Sphinx
which infests the iimpson weed. even
ing primrose and pubulor flowers at
dusk. He showed a worm which in
tests the tomato.
The hall last evening was decorat
ed with the velvet leaf. the large blue
lobelia, the horse balm. and astors.
The rooms 0f the society will be
open to the public for the remainder
of the year, commencing today, on
Tuesday, Friday. Saturday and Sun
day afternoons from until s. o'clock
Miss Resale Bye win be in charge.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
GARBAGE COLLECTORS
LOCKED OUT or yard

Members of the Board of Health at
q meeting yesterday afternoon heard
complaints about garbage collections
One of these was from the MANAGER
Of q picture theatre near Ninth and
Market streets who said that ear
haee from apartments in the rear of
nc theatre was not collected. II was
found. however that the gate to the
yard leading to the apartments was
locked each day and when the collec-
tors arrived there they could not
get in
The owner of a house in South Har.
rison street was ordered to connect
hiH property with the sewer
Secretary Ellison made a repor
on his visit 10 the National Healn
Association Convention az Rochester
n. Y, last week. Mr. Ellison said tina
he found the milk inspection here Il
be the best Of any city visited.
MIX Inspector Emil Ulrich mad
The following report: Number OF In
spections made. sos; number of sam
pies collected and tested. 243. Dur
ing August only one dealer was an
rested for selling milk containin
formaldehyde. The milk shows
general improvement.
DR.. Y. NJ Myers, city physician
made the following report for Au
gust Number of outside calls treat
ed BY Dr. Foulke. 35; number q
outside calls treated by Or. Myers
So: making a total of los Total OF
fee cases. PIG: total school examine
tions. 273. making a total for tn
month OF 600.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
ALTO sInEsMIPEs CAR.

Much excitement was caused to the
crowds which had assembled near
the entrance to The Playhouse early
last evening when a taxicab o. the
Wilmington Automobile Company
sideswiped a south bound West Fourth
street car in trying to pass between
the car and an automobile of +. S.
Johnson, of the Buckingham Apart
ments. The passengers on the car
narrowly escaped injuries.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
RFCOyERS STOLEN BAG.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del, Sept 13-Early
IN the spring Mrs. Charles Roux. wife
OF one Of Milford's merchants. was
attacked near the South Walnut
street railroad crossing as she was
going home at night. At the time Of
the hold-up she carried a silver hand
bag in which she was carrying a
small amount of money. The thief
was not apprehended, but last week
when workmen at railroad yard at
the Milford station we're removing a
pile of ties one OF the men found the
silver bag. II was empty.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
GEORGETOWN MAN BREAKS ARM.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN. Del. Sept IA
George w. Hatfield sustained a broken
bone of the left hand while at the
mule sale. at the stables of Samuel
Tyndall, by running into a carriage
shaft with terrific force.
For the past few days Mrs. Noah
King, Of Cedar street, has been suf-
fering from an injury to the stomach
caused by falling from a chair.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
PASTOR RUsHBRIDGE RESIGNS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del. Sept. a.
The Rev. J. L. Rushbridge. pastor of
the Presbyterian Church. has tender
ed his resignation. The Presbytery
will convene early in October.
David Money, who has been en-
ployed by Harry Rose for some time,
has accepted a position on the public
health service boat. William d. Brat
ton.
First Lieutenant Philip S. Gage.
who was IN in Walter Reed Hospital
for some time. has returned to Fort
DUPONT greatly improved.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-14
Hair Made Curly
In Single Night



Il has been discovered that the applica-
tion Of liquid fimerine actually makes
straight hair curly and wavy in single
night Also 10 acts a perfectly harmless
bair heautifer and dressing. 10 has the pc.
culiar quality Of drying in pretty waves.
swirls and creases.
Straight, lanky hair and the cruel curling
iron are no longer necessary. ANY druggist
Of the liquid silmerine. enough to keep the
hair curly for several weeks II is neither
sticky nor greasy. but very pleasant to use
Apply 20 the hair 40 bedtime with a clean
tooth brush. In the morning your hair will
be very beautiful and have most natural
curl and waviness.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10
4ente
@sranitaltet bic gOomann'ide 8itt.
,ueubeimatb ibr Serbitieit.

9lm Mittipo9, 10. RoDember, pers
anitaIist bic gobmann'fhe Wiitfpens
Seirnatb bas bissidbrise 9erbitfeft.
Die 9amsn, bic an Der Spise bisIer
altbeipdbrtsn beuti6en Wo1ltbdiigs
ieitsaniialt itebsn, boff.n superii6ilid,
bab 5u bi.fem 6eite bic @Snh.r lnb
Jreunbs iih in GROCER 3abl einitslIen
unb ibr S9srilsin fir ben unt.r5ali
bes Sniiituts beiiteusrn ipsrbsn.
Cir llnierbdltung Der Gdite ipirb IN
Der bsiien Weiis seiorst fein. iytdul,
Wlariba Dietmeisr bat in Der litbsns.
tpiirbisiten Weiis Sugsiagt, iiir Elm
biibfdes Wuiitproeramm Gorge ira.
gen 3u ipollsn unb Der @oritdnb tpirp
aud sinsn grten Rebnsr iidsrH. ylas
tiirlid ipirb bic getpirtbung al.i9fals
nidtg gu Diiuifsn ii6ris laiieH uub
ben Sauptbeftanbtbsil Der absnbmabl,
ssit ipirb eiN bsIiiaisr Tur.spbratsn
biloen.
gaftor 8. g. eii.nlOhr suirS BE
GsftrsSe balten. Isl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10

gnS gpnb SiG Strahenbabn.Vrpjcft
ieiner Yer,uirflid)nns nGber
aeriift.

Ser Staotratb tbnt gciicrn ipid)tige
SGritte illt cyiitereiie Der projeftirtell
Gfrabelrbobnlinie nad) Bono Sia
uno cs Gat jest tbatid9lih rem 9ti,.
inein nls oh aae Sinoerniiic aus
oent BeJe gerdumt iudren ilno osr
sSi;nid1 Der giirger ben Bomb Sill
nit ge3ug aiiT StraBeilbabncni6lliI
oil Cincinnati in gdloc erfiillt tper.
ben oiirite.
Ter Staotratb iui0erricf itdmlifl
biirdJ cine BON Staotanpdlt SdJoenIe
rntprbreitete Sroinau5 alle frilbtrclt
@eliinnnllll1en, bic beIiigli6 eincr
s,crGnoerung iit Der 2inic Der 9fca.
hing 9foao gctroiiat iporoen iparelL
uat al bieier Strnbe cntlang bic
projeftirte StrcbenGaEnlinie Sit fii1.
ren un6 piocrrief au6 Die icinerjrit
angcnommene Sroitans, ipelde cine
gonSar5gabc bon $4,000 fiir bic
9eitreitllng Der Softer hieicS &C.
pIaltten Strobeiibdus porinb. Inter
Sieien llniitdnoen ipir6 Der Staot oie
WogIid)feit eegebeil, ioiort nit bent
9au Ter Strabenbubnlinie iiber biz
9,aeoof Moao Doran5iigeben, Doraiis'
gcicbt, oaB lie ibr Zen Srltnobe,
iiBern OIL Ser Reaoirig 9toab 5ipiihen
Der @itfeG slucnue uno Gaooad,
oeaebencs g3eriprchcn, Die 0ers
tcijerlina oieier Strefe bctref.
ieno, bGlt. sn bieieer 6rage iuur.
ben oeitern nrA Die porbereitenoen
Sd)ritte getIan in6cm ein antrag
Sarrn SSrelanos augeiionmeit iDuroe.
lGit i3eldem Elm aeitcHanidlag mo
glane fir oieic 8erbeiieriIna ausge.
nrbcitet iperben iollen.
Inter sIliibebntg Der Hegeln ipur'
SC cine bon 0errn Wiltllen ,tnferbrci.
ietc Sroinan5 angenonmen onrt
meld)e, Inn Der sSinn3flcntme in
9sdrforpartement ab5ubelien, ans Scm
,So.Ss iiir Difcntlid)e Sid)erbcit
$4,000 on Scn garfioros ii6ertragen
mcreen. Observation-Disclosures sSO5oif
bctte iid nit 0ieier llebertraglr,g
einperitan6en erfldrt, Sa 6ie sSrage,
pie bas aeganhpdrtig in ber Staot.
faiic berri6enoe Gefi8it geoeft prr.
ben ioa, binnen ipenigcu lagcn III
gaitib unb 9ogen 5ur Grlebigitg
foiunlt lmo es Sa1er nidJt oaraiii an.
fomrit, Of Sas Tefi3it i'm Cider.
0eits0epartcment et1pas aroBer III.
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ssinbst am 21. 0opsmbss bebnfs slni
iteanns Der aaHSioaten fur bic
Gemtide H0miidb aatboliide
WottesadtrgeielIidaft
itdff.

am Sonnias, 81. glOpembsr, Rad
mittass I'm 3 llbr, finbst in Der ct
Warisn S4ulbalIe cine allesmein
bsuti4e Notwithstanding itatt
in fpsld.r bic aanbibatsn fir bsr
@oritanb Der 9euti6en RSmii9<aa
t6oliI6sn 9ottssadersGeIsl duf
seitellt fpsrbsn iollsn. 90 tpuroe II
Der ssitsrn abenb in Der Ct. Warisr
Sdulballe unter bsm 0oriib oss prd
iibenten $. aiitntr uno Der prutoioa
iiibrung bss Setretdrs Geo. Sdrani
itattssbabten WonatspsrIammluna bsi
9oritanb.s Der 9euti6en RSmiid=aa'
iboliidsn 9ottesdders s0eieli6aft be,
idloii.n. Die Ddbl bss @pritanbes
iinbet fpie iiblih am erftsn Sonntar
i'm SeJember in ben psrfdi.S,nsu Gs'
msinbM iiait.
0as in Der lsbten @eriammlung auf'
gtitellte 8ommittse, bds ii6 nit einew
9runbeis,nibum ,asenten. tpelder BIZ
fSap & Cyan 60. pertritt. Naiislif
zines ,tipaisen Mntdufs bes Der }irmo
ssbSrigen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
an Der Rob apenue unb pobbad RoaS
in Werbinouug iebsn poIlts. bsridteie.
baB es nit bem asenisn tonfsriri bab,
.unb ben glntauf empieblen tpiirbe. 70.
bdlb bic Gigentbiimsr iih 81 sinsm
anrebmbaren yrsiie perIts6en iollten.
Scmit idsint bic Gan & Cyan Co..
trob sssenibeiliser 9ebauptunasn, obs
ioiut ni6t nit Der abiiat um3usebsn.
auf bsm Gsldnbe cine neue Gabriian'
laae 5u errihtsn.
ObsrI6abmsiiter Il. Ssldtr bsri6s
tsie iiber ginnabmsn uno qlusanbsH
iudbrsnb bss b.rflOf,nsn Wlonats ME
folst: aaHsnbeitanb am /. Stiobsr
s2910.15; Ginnabmsn mGbrsnb bes
Monais $1795.12; giuseabsn$67S. .72;
psrbleibt Elm Safsnbeitanb bon
$4027.15.
2aut bsm 8.riht b,s iithenben &ons
mittees ipurSn pdbrenb bss osrflois
fsnen Monais auf bsm CT. Soisphs
@oitssader 81 9eidsn bsitatitt. ipofiir
1920 psrsinnabmt purben; auf BEN
ct. Warisn @oitssdder Sc 2sihen.
ipofiir bic Ginnabmsn $3.50 b.truaen.
unb ouf bem ct. Sobannes Gottsss
oder 10 2sidsn, ipcfiir $40 sinasnoms
men ipurbsn. I'm llsbriaen aelanntsr
nur Rputinssdddfts Sur erlebisuna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10
cine @1oeifisiruns Snlsltsn uuseitr,bt
lpcrbeL

cine @obifisiruns bslsltsn unseitrsbt
lperbeiL
" y
Die SabresperIa ihfuns Der Waas
'naten Der in M9f ftebenbsit v5eosrdls
9iga" iagte geitern in Snbianapolis,
Snb., untsr 9oriiB ibres prdFbenten
@ilmore gu elmer iur5en Sibung BET
gsIdfoHenen 5biirtn. gs fpurbe be-
fanni, baB cine Mebr5abl Der Deiesas
ten entfHlojTen 1T, bic Jrsibrisfe Der
anbs in 8ufialo unb adnias Gitb
fir perpirft gu erildren, faGs bic be-
treffenben Gigentbiimer berielbsn if
rem iinan3i.Gen @erpfliftunssn gssen
bic aiga nibt obne fpeiitrtn Der5us
na6temmen. lltbsr bic ihuebenben
Grisbenspldne 5niI6en .Jebs" uno
Dem organiiirten gaieban Drbanbe
lpurbe ni4ts Raheres tdannt stges
ZEN.
Sn bsm Montassfpisls Der 9dns
croft Strtif5iisier in qointeao,
sSbabo. sefpdnuen bic Reprdientanten
Der Rational 2isa NIT z aesen 6
Gdufen. sic rnadten 13 1rsffer uno
2 iyeblsr gsssn 10 beSip. 3 Der Seq
ner. 5slofapiidn gpers (9oiioner
o8rdpes" mar bsr 9elb am Bat nit
2 5ipeis unb / breibaiiaen 9reffer.
Cir bic .1ational" idlsuberte atpsrD
asgsn 9ausbn fiir bic .ameritans"
Dem Spisle fpobnten tdum 5000 3us
i9auer Bel nno fam basIelbe ipesen
syroitpetters na9 benz 8. Ganse gum
S9luiie.
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Saberiiber lint. @ereia
Eie Sieiic mad; gtHrnberg nGd)itc &us
DIE wirS mitsenaht.

9lls geItern g(beno i'm 8anerii9sn
unteritiibungss8erein Die ginlaoun9
nah DIT Riirnbers ,perleien puroe,
reste Ii6 bet ben 8uiaOaren Oas Stis
matbssefiibl uno iie bei9loNen, Der
Spisllpaareuitabt selegentli6 oss
aiinitlerfeites einen geIuh ab5uitatten.
prdiibent Sads fprad iiber ben 3pet
Der 9sranitaltuug, bic gum 9eiten rss
beutI4en urb bes 0iterreihiitsunadriz
i9en Rotben areu5es unternommen
lueroe, uno leete ben 9eIub bes bret
tGetaeu 6eites oringeub ans SerS. Re-
ben Der 8erdnitaltung gum geitsn Der
&rtessnotblsibeuben ioa aud oas
Seutf9e 5beater nader unteritiibt
perosn. @s lagen Se6u 9uBero
Sidets bor, beren lleberndhme dness
oronet tpurbe. Der 8ertrieb purbe
Serrn @ntOn 9liiditein iibertraasn, Der
slei1 an Srt uno StsIe cine Dielpera
beibenpe &ague erpffnete.
Ra6bem duf Oieie Beiie ner Bobl4
tbdtigteit na9 glubeu Geniige geibebsu
mar, purpen eingebent bes Spriits
tDorts, oab rGbaritp begins al Some,
$26 Srantengelo fir bier ertroutte
Witglieber angeipieIen. 3ie Serrsn
q. MOrbarbt unb 9bomas Qei9t err
itatteten 8eriht iiber bic @ortOmmniiie
in Der Sisung bes StdotOerbdRos.
Der Qusi6ub fir ben gapernbalI am
10. Sanuar beriGtete, Odb bic 5eItlids
teit in ben RGumen bes 9utI9m
Slubs dbgebalten iperbe. Ginlaouna
gen 3u ben SSeitli6teiten bes 9sutiheE
WlilitGr llnterit. 8ereins am 20. Roa
pember, oes SeutIhen llnterit. gunoes
Otitritt 301 am 27. yloOember, beS
RbsinpfGl5sr llntsrit. Bsreius am %.
Ropember uno bes 8ruioen SGneer.
6ors an 8. DECEMBER nurben anaes
nommen. Die GinnabmeH bes abenbs
ipareu $41.50 uno bic Nusaobeu sos.
gne biefe 8eeebenbeitsH bdtten fih
in Der bdlbmonatltben gerIammIung
bes gsrsins ubgeipielt, bic i'm 2otoI
bes DersinsprGfbenten 6srru Gbrtit.
So9s unter beiTsn aettune unb unter
Der prototolIfilbrung bes Serrn Gbo.
mas 2eiat seiteru 4benb itdttgsfunbeH
bate.
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ans bems WsnnisipaIse seridbt

| Sm Wuni3ipalgsridd fuurbe gsiierr
Rahmittag DOT Rtdtsr 5or unb ,ins,
JurD Der pro3sb sssen ben farbissr
9lpothsser Curl Young fortsefest. bel
6etanntli6 beihulbiet nirb, ii6 in
bic 9lmtsbefusniiIe Der polissi singss
miidi unb bem aeuinant @enn WiSsrs
itano aeleiiiet 5u babeu. qtls bic
9lnpGlts gouns's ben Sibunssiaal
betratsn, brad unfer bsm publiium,
bas ii6 taft ausf9lisblih aus Sarbi'
gen 5uiammeniebte unb ben Geridtss
iadi bis auf bas Issie pldb6en fiillts,
elm ftiirmiider s5ubel aus, absr Rids
ter Jor ma6ts Der Denomination uRs
per5iislib siu Gube unb orobis, Ct
iperbe ben Saal untpeigerli6 r1umen
laiisn. falls fol4e S5snen ii9 ipisbers
bolen iollien. Da nod on bic brei,
| Big 3eusen 5u perborsn iinb, biirfte
bic grbanbluna nod mebrere 1ags in
sanfpru6 usbmsn. Bon BEN RsIuItat
bes pro5eFes biirfte IS abbdnsen, ipas
bs5iigli9 Der 9ei9ulbignng sstban
iuerosn ptro, bic goung gsssn ben
3eutnont 8enn erboben 1at, Der i'm
angebliA o6ne iebe lirfahe tbitli6
mibbanoelt baben folf.
Ter Wil6bdnSler Winidm 9dnss
BORT, eesen ben 1abrunssmiitelins
ipettor glume cine 9fntIase iptgen
Wilhpanti1erei erbobsn bate, bes
tannte fdt fdrifili9 ftbuIbig unb
fuurbe gu $50 uHo ben Soften bsrurs
fheiit.
Der 5drtioe Gbarlss Batepoob bon
so. 523 Sit 9l9fs Strdbe. Der am
psrffoEsusn Sonntag eimem Gpibsl
cine sylaIhe Bier nertduft batte, ipur.
be ipegsn gsrtduis bon SpiriiuoIen
cbns ai5ens 5u 5000 uno ben aOitsn
berurtbeilt.
RiGtsr alsrdnber, Dor Sem aeiiern
.einc aIase fir $500 CUR 0erbdnos
lung fam, bic Der Rem g,orfer Dids
m1ntenmatisr :. R. Sbsife gssen
Morb all6ers, bi. 1eiiomentsppI.
itredsrin bes periiorbsnsn pfanblsibers
e6arles 9llbers, dnssitrsnst battle,
ipeil Elm bon 2llbsrs pertauf!sr
Diamantrtns anesbli9 niinceripsrtbie
mar, nflGrte iih infolsc Der ipiber.
fprcdsnSen Musidgeu Der teibsn Bar
isien fiji aubsr Gtnnbs cine gnifdeis
blng ab5usebsn uno iiberfpies ben
pro5sb eirsm electromagnetic.
Mistbsiaiernsiiuiptiior JolIom
pont itGbtiidsn e,sIunblsiisami ,rs
ipiriie gsiisrn SdftbefesIe eeseu bic
iplssuben SdusbeIibsr ipsasn anesbs
liher W,rosbsn gsgsn bic itdbtiIdsn
8duotbindn,en: Wlorb 6. Rain, No.
1927 Jdirfislb Qlpsnls; Sbsobor aeos
narb. gebGnbe ber Grfin g2dtionals
banf; @. 8. 3issler, 90. ALA
Gaftern Q[psnlie unb gtyibur pcstr'
glo. 737 Weit Court Gtrabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-10

itreder bon SIabel @. Carlisle; Per-
ionulien $4,000.
Der perfDnli6e Na6ldB beg peter
Ooolep betrGgt 81, ,845.75; berjenigs
Der Caroline Roeoer $2138.60; bers
ienise bss Soc Wlarr $26, ,108.60; oers
jenigs bes g. 9. Gapett so, 0,645.97.
Wtarsaret Saniien oermaht ibr gers
m0gen an ibre bier &inber: 2ouife
Bauer, Sbereia 5hpars, emma
!9uud unb 9ermurn SanHer,
8erihisbene3.
6arrb Spinrpeber erlangte Elm @er=
bitt iiber 5000 gegen bic Staot Gin
cinnati. 9lnna 6. igor Elm iOl6es iiber
$3.50 asgen bisielbe. Wtarn 2uopig
ein Iol6es iiber $3.50 gegeu oieielbe.
5annn Sop Elm ioIfes iiber $140 9egen
bic S6io Sraction Gp.
Die 6orie Gboers &c WdgDn Wtaters
Supplp 60. erlangte elm llrt9eil ii6er
Slabs aeeen gtlfreb 6. Uiiller. Ins
tbonp garuio Elm folAes iiber $126.24
segen g. s. Sobnion.
Bernard Garner, Der auiammen NIT
Wltauel WcSusb bes 9iebitabls elmer
QnSabl 2lutps9ummirGoer Gus einem
@aggpn Der 9. unb 8. 9. %. gabn
argetlast Itanb, ipuroe geTtern i4ulpig
befunoen. WtcSugb piro beute Dor eiz
ner anberen Surp pro5eiIirt peroen.