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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
FIRST NUMBER OF
LYCEUM TONIGHT
The Killarney Girls In Simple Folk
Lore to Irish Classics AmuSc
Young and Old Alike.

The opening number Of the Tulsa
community lyccum apr tonight at
Convention hall The Killarney girls
is the attraction. All day Monday
ticket sellers oworc busy Cduvassing
the city and splendid response has
been given TO the attractions i'm this
years course. The representatives Of
the various young peoples societies,
the Y NJ. e. A., and the y. w. c. A.
as we'll as the city schools and Kendall
college have tickets on sa !o.
The Killarney girls appear IN Irish
costumes and with an appropriate
setting present a program of instru-
mental music and singing with en-
uhasis on the latter. There are Irish
songs that range from simple folk
lore to the Irish classics, all of which
will be rendered by company of real
artists.
The company. is headed by Miss
Rita Rich. one of the best known lady
singers and entertainers. As "a reader,
entertainer and impersonator of the
Irish she has gained her greatest dis
Jinction.
From the singing standpoint, It is
not too much to say that this is bN
FAR the strongest ensemble lady sing
ing organization on the lyceum plat
form. The instrumental features are
equally noteworthy
The twelve attractions this year are
offered for $3.50 for adult season
tickets. $3.50 for family season tickets
and IS cents for student season
t"kets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
House Girl
Should Have
Might Off"
DOMESTICS CLAIM TO STATE
LABOR COMMISSIONER; MANY
WOMEN ARE REAL CROSSES:
ONE SAYS DOMESTICS ARE
SOCIALLY OSTRACIHED."

I Special 20 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY, oct "A
number of reasons are given by the
girls themselves why they do not
want to accept employment as Gomcs-
tics. in communications received by
w &. Ashton, state labor commits
sioncr, and j. w. Walden, superin-
tendcnt Of the Oklahoma City branch
Of the state labor employment hu-
rcau This is one subject Commis-
siuncr Ashton is making fun inquiry
into, because he has received many
complaints from housewives that 1t is
so difficult TO get help and to keep it
after being secured
The complaints are various, but
summed up is that too much work is
expected for the wages paid, and that
i'm so many cases the domestic is
treated as a servant, and not given
the consideration the average honest
efficient working girl thinks ssc is
entitled TO. THE work is never done
they want us 10 work from s a m to
g =. m" one says. "Wc are allowed
no privileges says another I'VE
won't stand for being bosscd by an
other woman who sits around and
does nothing else still another saws.
Other complaints are that the girls
are not allowed 20 be seen when there
is any company, except when some
thing is wanted, that they are re-
quircd to take too much off the chill
dren ana that the latter are allowed
to spoil the work after IT has been
done That they are socially ostra-
cized, is the condition, as expressed
by one. They have no evenings off.
and arc treated with mo- consideration
at all. There are other reasons, Of
course, but tho main one seems to be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
Personal Mention

A. s. Funk left last night for
Kansas City on a business visit
Mrs. Frank Gillespie and children
leftgycstorday for Kansas City, where
they will make a short visit.
W. A. Moore, general agent Of the
Frisco in Tulsa, visited Sapulpa yes
terday
J. s. Henning. commercial agent of
the Glover Leaf railroad, stopped over
In the city yesterday.
O. w Maloney and wife left last
night for an extended tour of the
west.
Mrs NJ. S. Cory and daughter. no
West Fifth street, went to Kansas City
yesterday for a short stay.
]. L. Moore, who recently moved
here from Oklahoma City, took up his
residence yesterday at 519 South De-
troit avenue.
Fat Malloy, former prosecuting at
torney. moved yesterday from his
home on South Denver to 1115 on the
same avenue.
B. h. Woods. who is connected with
the Rexall drug store, moved his
residence yesterday to 211 West Four
teenth street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
GREAT DECLINE IN
THE COTTON CROP
September Report Further
Decreases Estimate by
Million Dollars.

WASHINGTON. oct. A heavy
decline in the condition of the grow
ing cotton crop almost double the
average decline of the last ten years,
during September, has decreased the
production prospects forecast earlier
in the season by almost a million
bales. The department Of agriculture
today estimated the crop at 10,95O, 900
equivalent 5OO-pound bales. which
would be the smallest crop since 1903.
Conditions by states follows
Virginia. so; North Carolina, 10;
South Carolina, SO, Georgia, 81; Flor
ida. g.; Alabama, 81; Mississippi. 50,
Louisiana, 60; Texas o.; Arkansas,
63, Tennessee, n; Missouri ~, Okla
huma, So. California 95.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
SMITH AGAIN IN THE
NEWSPAPER BUSINESS

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct Sccre-
tary George A. Smith of the school
land department, who also owns the
Chandler Tribune, his home town.
will again assume charge of the
paper Mr.. Smith will remain I'm the
school land office, however, and will
be assisted in the management of his
paper by his wife. j. T.. Barker,
who has been foreman of the shop,
will assist Mrs. Smith. Secretary
Smith when coming into the school
land office a year ago leased the
paper to others, but finally decided
that he would assume control The
Tribune is considered one Of the best
newspaper properties in the state.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

| very often meet the man
Who's always groycling in the dumps
And never sees a bit o cheer
In anything Of life at all
Who when we pass the time o day
Responds in most detected way.
-"Oh every thing seems going wrong
And life is hardly worth it ALL
| know in every life there comes
A drcary hour to dark the sun,
But always sometime fore the night
With cheering ray the sun shines bright
so stand erect above the cloud,
Dispcl the thought that all is dark,
And lift the curtain of despair
And init little sunshine there
And life will seem different thing,
Well worth the trouble that it brings.
1t matters not how dark the sphere,
A smile will find the brightness there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
LEGAL MNRRINCE. THOTGH
WITHOUT \ CEREMONY

LITTLE ROCK. oct 4.-Tho
Arkansas supreme court today
declared the. unions of negro
saves lu the autc-bellum DAYS
lo-a' marriage. even though no
marriage ceremony was per
formed The decision was given
I'm % case involving property
which "a negro had inherited
from his slave grandfather. His
title Was attacked ON the ground
that his father was an illcgiti-
mate child The court held that.
although the grandparents Of the
nCgEo iu the present case never
went through q marriage ccrc-
mouy, they were legally married.
according 90 the customs OF their
time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

FL PASO, Oct. 4.-The mines OF
the Clifton Morenci district will re
main closed until the Western Fedora
ton of Miners organizers disappear
from the camp, according to Norman
Carmichael, general manager of the
Arizona Copper company, one of the
three big properties affected by the
strike. Mr.. Carmichael made the
statement here today.
lie characterized as a mockery the
action Of Governor Hunt Of Arizona
i'm sending As guardsmen to control
$500 striking miners "the majority Of
them McXiCans and illitcratC
foreigners"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

Eneland's strongest mold ou world
mmerce is the large percentage NJ
: merchant ships she owns By
anipulating those ships she cam and
PES, restrict the ocean commerce Of
" other nation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
Sanitary Precautions.

Hey Moike, and phwat do We tink
OF these new sanitary drinking cups ?r
sure Pat, and soon wen have [,
splt on our hands wild an eye.
support her?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06
CITY News In Brief

'----------------------------
@
Mrs T. BANTER viii return to-
/ day from % business trip to New York.
A DIVORCE WAS granted in SUE
pcror court yesterday TO Sarah
Rupert from Fred Rupert
4 MEETING of the Womaus Ro-
. lief corps has been called for Wcdncs-
/ day afternoon at 2.3O o'clock at
Moose han
l.. +. PALMER Of Kansas city, field
manager OF the Burton Holmes
| Trayclogucs, is here interviewing some
/ or our literary people with that excel
/ lent work.
| CHARLES KEMP, alias Baltimore
/ KID. was given five minutes to leave
| the city yesterday morning when no
was lrralgncd i'm municipal court ON a
charge of Nagrancy
A. \. MOODY Of St. Louis has pur-
chased tho controlling interests of
lloif q kclts I'm the northwest A Of
33-li-l4 known as the lIutf trustee,
Consideration not given out
PROF r. r.. BURKE was elected
president Of new dancing club, the
La IorongO, which was formed SaUr-
day night at the Burke academy. The
first dance is 10 be given at Burke
han Friday October 20.
MISS NELLIE UNDERWOOD Of
Barlcsylllc and Russell b. Whipplc or
Fort Dodge Iowa, were married i'm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

sure it's better TO Doe right aan
)nsistcnt but men might De named
no are neither
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

Want 20 borrow money? World
Want Ads will put you In touch with
the right rsrtv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

World Want Ads Save the job
hunter many steps
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-06

MISS NELLIE UNDERWOOD Of
Barilcsylllc and Russell Il. Whipplc or
Fort Dodge. Iowa, were married i'm
this city sunday the ceremony having
been sol"mulled by Rev. j. W. Darby
church.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
2,Drleiuusrn nui Der l1niueriitdt.

9luf berllniperIitGt Tinben beuts brei
9prleiungen itatt unb bic I'm 7.3o
4bsnbs, pel6e i'm G6erii6en 2abos
ratprium gebalten pirb, bat einer bes
funbers prcttiIhen @ertb. Gs 1T Der
srlte aus einer Reibe pou ieds gurs
trdssn iber &pbls, bic auf @unIa Oes
bieFgeu 3neises SO. SO Der Rutipnul-
oereintgung BON MuI6iniitsn On itas
tionGren MaitineH Oorbereitet pprbsn
iiub. Sn Der erten 9orlsiung pirp
bic aoblenonalpie ipfpie Der Gbaratter
Der 2oblen oes Gincinnotier Wlnrttes
be6anbeIt. Das @eIaets piro purcb
@rpsrimeHts erldutett. Sm Sample sts
gen bas Ruu9ibeI rperbeu oieis 8ors
trdge BON erobem prattiit,en Russn
iein.
Serr 5rsoerid $, Repea, Der ieit
Oielen SubreR nit benz Rstlumdtionss
epttesbisnit Der gunoesreaierlug II
9srbtnouna iteht, Ipri6t 6sute nm
$50 Rdhmittdgs uno 8 llbr 9lbenos
IN McRiten Saa iiber bic @rfoles,
ipsI4s in Der 2anOgepinnung gemadt
lpproen iinb. Die Yortrdge perben
ourh StersoptitOns ergGn3t.
I'm Wlitttpot glahmittag 4 llhr fins
bet in Der llntOeriitdts 2luIa Elm iau,
ftrierter gortrag iiber getpn6auten
itutt, ben 6srr Sec. g8. MDers BON
Columbus, 8, Elm Wiitalieb Der aHOs
eiotion ameritdnii6er portlInbsges
mentfabrifanten 1dlten ptrb.
Dos oagemsiue 9ubIitum III Su nls
len bieTeu 9prleIungsn einsslaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

aentiidp gum erOben 1beiI Die SdMl.
biider BON llnioniiten nngefertigt
iperoen. Gieies ipuroe pon Scrrn s..
Mlinaton, Dem grdiibenten oes Gen.
trai 2abor Council bon aeHton Gcnn.
tp beitdtigt. gtui slntras BON Serrn
Sbodlep fpi,roe Die glngeIegenGeit
bem plenarfommittee iiberipieien.
Der eeeenip1rtiee Gontraft iiir Gle.
ferung Der S6iilbiifer iIt init ser
gmericnn goof go. nbgeidloiien mio
Iduft I'M Iiguit tcqnmenoen Sabres
ab.
Wenn ss nad benz Wunfb b.s
Observation-Disclosures .syist sebi, 10
ipirb bic priiseliirnfe in ben 0ffsnt4
Iihen Shulen abfolut absei4afit
nsrbsn. 9err fist itellis aeiiern sin.n
Diesbe5iigIiden antrag, Der an bas
pIsnartommittss iiberpisisn purbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
Jleifmer
Sinh amssHideinlid nit ibrer 2isea.
FIRING bird bas GefunSbeits.
amt einperitauSeu.

sldem slnifein nod iino Die 5lei.
idler ibrer @lebr5abl nad nit Der Se.
iiiuuntng oes @eiinbbeiisnmts, onB
pom 10. Mai ab ole 6leiidergeiddi.
ie elmer SnipeftioH ieitens Ses &c.
jiinobeitsdmtS uttterirorfen uiio pom
@eiunobeitsamt Ii5eniirt iein iolleli,
poais einperitanoeu.
gSis eeffern Or. Rlfus 9lnine, Der
Wabr,mgsmitteIimpctto i'm @eiuno.
beitsanrt ertldrte, baben bon oen
1900 5leiifern III Der Sta6t ioipeit
ifon 500 aus ireien Stiiden allc Ole
Neuerungen bic pom @einnobeits.
amt porseifrieben iino. eingefiibrt,
,pdbrellb 143 sIeiifcr i6on bic baID-
idhrlife 2i5ens. bic bonn Is. W,ai nn
batirt, erfuirtt baben.
Bonn 10. Mai an ipcr6en Die IN.
ipeftoren oes @eiiinobeitSauvts gdns
aenait oarnuf G6fen, oaB Die nelen
gorifriften itrift befoigt perben lmS
jeoer ,5leiider Bat eili Gyenplnr Die
fer @orif)riften erbalter, oanlit er
aanS gennu peit, mas er gu tbun Eat.
Oieie anoronungen beitimmen ,inter
anoerem alldl oaB fein Bleiiher es
onIben bari, oaB bic stinoen 0as
,SIciid, aniaiien irno bas Sleiid nnIt.
nm es Dor benz glibIifim ioluie nor
ben 5Iiceen su itiiseL nit eineal
Nes perocdt iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
Der gtabtratb.
Ser s. V,ai ioG 5a Gbren Der ama'
tenr gaieballlisa sum baIben
Seiertag proflamirt tper.
ben.

Der Stnotratb mir in ieiner beilti.
gen Sisung bonn Gtaotratbsmitglieo
Cliff Iartin oen 8ertreter Der bier.
ten @aro barum augegaIIsen ireroen,
ben s. Dlai 5n einen baIben 5eiertag
Al proflanirert. Gieies ioa Su Gb.
rem Der amateitr 9niebaqliel &c.
iGeben Die ON Rndniittag oes 8.
W2ai i6re Soiion bceimit. sllS Gb.
rengoit fir bag Groffniingsipiel lit
@iseaoilperneir arnolo geiidlert NOR.
ben. Der iidD aitdj bereit ers!art bat,
ben SpieIern oen Bad Su iperfen.
Staotoater aeaogg BON Der eriien
NarO bat Ipieoer 9lnnerionsgeliiItc.
CT wirb ben Sdpilrntb nm
Die Ginscmeinbuug cines etlpa 5rDei
Nleilen breiten Ganbitreifens binter
aqt. @aibinston eriuden.
sSn Sad,en Der angeblih iaiiitdts'
ipiSrigen 8uii6nbe in ben anIasen
Der golot GlaB 60. ipiro Der tahiti
ihe @cillnbtcitsbeanlte Gr. 2anois
bcridjten, onb in Der Sade pcrIdniig
ifiper etlpas getGan iperoeu taIu ilHb
bic cin3iee redte gbbilfe blirb eincn
pon ber Stabt ar3uIeeenbeH absugs.
fanaI eeihniien tperben tpiirbe.
Sic Union Der anitreifer ipiro
lpieber eiiir1aI einen 9roteit bagegen
unterbreiten, bab 5eiierlpebrleitte itilo
9oIi5iiren fleine aritreiGerarbeiien
in ben Spritenbiuiern refp. in ben
golBeiitationen aitsfiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27
@sr mar Ser sdiits?

Die golis.i iff s,ssntpdrtia bemiibt.
bic Sbentiidt einss unborii6tissn
S9iibsu fsitsuiteata. Der ssiisrn BEN
19 Sabrs alien 2ouis Rolie ppn 80.
2208 Sbabipsu apsnus cine 4ussl
in's gsin iaats. Der ianse RDlie mar
ssfisrn 0ormiitda NIT btm RsiniSen
tss Siibnsriialls bef@dftist. aIs sr
auf sinmal sinen iisfenbsn Ghmsrs
i'm Iinisn gsin peripiiris. Cine Inter
iudnng srsab, baB sr RON siner ausel
sttrcffsn ipcrbsH mar, bic sIiidIi9srs
ipeiie cine nur unbebeutsnbs Wunos
psrurTaht battle Wer Der unDorfi6s
iiee GAiibs aefpsIsn. Der bsn Saub
abasstbsH bate. iOunis ioipeii ned
nidt erriitsIt ipsrben-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-27

Geo Wsitertdmp III Seitamentss
opllitredsr bon Catherine 8pebmann;
9erIpnalisn $4,000; 9runbeigentbum
$500.
Carrie 9roT9sll III Ro4labpsrs
iualtsr BON Geo. Groi9.a; periona1
lien $7o0.
emma G. glonb if RaGlubDers
poIterin bon 2pbid Smith; periOna'
lien $1,000; 9runbsigsnt6um $1,000.
16eobors Wertbsim III Ra6labs
peripalter BON Wfoie Wertheim; pers
ionolisn $4,000.
slnno Marn Soemsr 1T Sefds
mentspollitrederin pom Senrp q. 5oes
mer; 9runbsiasHtbum $1,000.
Caroline CERT lit Seitdmentspols
itrederin BON 6rau5 SOieps Serit
8runoeiaentbum $4,000.
Dapip O. 9urbiu 1T Ra9labDers
matter pon 2ouiis Seoeler; perionas
lien $1,000.
Mdrn alDbp iii HaalabDerpalterin
ron 2lbam al0bn; Beri0nalien $500.
9eridlie0enes.
Die College 9ia g. ino 3. 60.
flagtc cine Sorberung ii6er S17S5.43
eegen @isabeth Steparo II. ". ein.
gluf @rlluo erlittener 9erlesunaer
fat 9Has. Guinn cine alage iiber
$1,000 gcgeu Die 9. rno .. 2. "
9ip. 60. angeItrengt.
RoIe Gro, ocren @igentbum oil Der
Glen 8arfcr 9lrenue geleeentlit) Der
@erbeiierung beiagter StraBe geita'
6igt uorocn it, bat Die Stnot Gin
ciRuati oeb9alb aili 3ablung pon 81
800 pertlaet.
Ger Giienbabnpoit Glerf 60. y
Baton, ser am 4. Sftober 1914,
md6rcuo CT iid in aIsil6iing ieines
Ticnites All eincm 3uBe Der y. s
:. rno Ct. z. 9fp. beiauo, ourG elnen
llniaa @erIeeungel erlitt, bat oiC
9abnseielIid)nit nuf 3abllng ron
$4,000 pcrtlngt.
9lri ejrlino erIitteuer 8erlceulIseH
Gat SrauT Sai3ia cine alage itber
$1,000 gegeu DIE Cincinnati Traction
80. augcilrengt.
Ter friiberc 9nufouutiii6r Gbas
q. 5ncter, oeiien Stelle ais Saus'
,Snipeftor our6 cine gutideioung ocs
Superior @eridts fiir pafaut er.
fldrt moroen lit unS er bebbalf
S567.19, ole er aIs SaIar gu bean
iprlden bat. ni6t foQeftiren fonnte
bat gciteru ole Stobt Cincinnati ali
alus5ablung oes bciagten getrag.
nsrtloot.
Ebco. Gonpap Sr., Der BON ben
9luto oes Ghas. Dfap iiberfabren lFni
uerlest poreen III, bat oeBbnIb Ourd
ieinen 9oter Sbos. Guntpup Sr. eiu,
aloge iiber $5040 segen Wap eiHee
reidt.
Sic SlnonoaIe 9. mo g. 60. Hast
cine 0ppcthcfioroerung iiber $22S9.
80 aegen Sobu 9. Scoma u. u. eiH.
Greau 2cde bat cine gsebieliorpe
rina iiber $500 qegen 3 De Sba5a
eiIiGcflagt.
6ounlb Seb flnqte cine SDpotbei
ior6errng iiber $4l00 gegea Mar
lYerroHo Gin.
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QrfSitssber beftOblsn battle, I'm bic
S6u!ben su bedeu. ireI9e lie IN
lei6tiinniatr Bsiie tontruhirt bate.
9luberbem babe bic 7sram Be9iel aus
aeiteat unb audi 9elo gs6Orgt unb er
babe bonn oafiir berhdltsn miiNtn.
Die @erbanbluna bes TallsE, Der auT
teibsn Seitsn in Der bitteriten Wstle
tetrie6en trirb, pirb 6sute fortssisB:
fperben.
Srdu Sittne 9iIliean n erbi:lt
geitern, nu9bem iie treit.rs 8sireiis
unterbrsitet bate, cine Sheioung Drn
Soiepb 9illigan. einem 2ei6enbsitats
ter unb friibersn Migliebs Der Stualss
9.sisIatur. Der 9srtlonte 1T ieit ldns
stsr 3eii fIiibtig, ba sr ionit tpesen
psri5isbensr li9tf6eu.r 9si4iitsz
Sransattionsn nit Der poliSei in
2onfIitt ssratbsu tpGre.
GIfit 9astins, 1896 Slnbs
Iione 2lpe., bic erft II Sabre aft mar.
als iie nit 9puis r. @astins bur9
brdnnte unb ii4 nit ibm trouen lieb.
srlanets seftsrn zine Shsibuna. sic
mics nod. bub Qouis lie fortpdbrenb
frutal 6s1anbslts. iooab lie iblisb. i4
ibr ginotI itniireu unh rah 6uuie
5uriittebr.n mubts. Riflter 6uffman
s.tbeilte Der Gtdeerin, ebe er lie bon
ibrm gbeftfieln befrsiie, sirs po5lesi
msinte Qettiou unb mics oarduf bin.
/ BAT illnge Wab6en bei Der @abl i9rgs
3atiinftissu pOriidtis isin unb ni8t
isoem belisbigen Mann, nit benz Tie
crit turSe 3sit betauHt isisn, beirat3en
| loattn.
Ra6lab g. 6 en-.
Waartba I. CUNT lit GatluBOertpoIs
term BON fraut 9. punt; Eerionaz
lien $1,000.
9uitap Sdet6 lit Ra6laBoeripdItsr
BON NIarp SFastb; 9runosisent5um
! S1500.
Sobn 6. geierman 1T RadIaBOers
matter pon .Sobannu g. @eierman;
1 gtunesigsuthum $1,000.
9lnnd Sentter lit Ra6lnBperiptlz
terin pom 6eHrp Ssntter; Grunoeis
| genibum $6500.
.Spbn q. &lobr iit 1siiamsntspOlI=
itreder BON Barbara Slpbr, 8runbs
eissHtbum $500.
@rnsit Rsber iit Seitomentsbol=
ftrsder bon NINA 0leper; 9runbei'
ssntbum $4,000.
Sobn u. Wener lit HahlaBpers
matter BON Sophie 2uoets; pericna.
lien $1,000.
5elsn S'Gsill if glaaiaBOsripals
term ron gtnna JlOOb; periOnalier
$3.50.
9inie 0irt6pine III Seituments'
poIlitrederin ppn SbOs, WTight; Der
ionalitn S2500.
Barbara Brill 1T RadlaBperpaI'
term Den Sophie 8abinn; gsrIoHu
lien $3.50; @ruubsigsnthum $500.
Glisc ghnlitt III seitamentspoI!
! itrederir Don @m. Shmitt; periot
nalien $4,000; 9ruu6eiseutbuu
$4,000
@nitab W. gruunsr 1T Ra6laboer
paItsr BON SttiIis 9iirssr; qeripna
lisu 1892.
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per S@ufrat6.
Die Jnmisr CrSsr ipia fat6Oliidje We'
meinbei6aler nidjt in bic 81.
fentliden S6mlen laTen.

Der biesbe3iisIide proteit Dem Sdal,
iaperintenbenten iiberipieien. -
Tie Ohio Building & Continuation
60. baut Die nelie @ariaiu Sdu.
le. - S1ulratb uno SfmlfinSpr
bctbeiIiaen ii6 on Der 8rd6er'
idfIuiidunss garabe. - 6. W.
Sanbman ipirb iein eigener gsafr
foIger aIg Wfitslieb Der @iblir.
tbefsbcboree. - Der GfuIratb
y ioIl in 3,funft sduIbiider faiien,
bic bon linioniiten berseiteIlt iino.
fist min bic priisslftrafs abss'
, i9afft baben.
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nit bem lie ii& dm 8. Ssptsm6er 1911
per6siratbete, cine S4eibunsss uno
4limsnteHtinse on. Shrer 4rgabs
nd6 ertrdnite iis i'm Cttober 1914 an
tinem Jasrpenisiben. uber trcsbsm
8esling ettpo 500 per TOnat OerOisne,
1abe er pebsr fir fie s.forst, nod
sinen arst fir lie gsbolt, iObab iie ii5
oieier1dIb al ibre Gltsrn tptnben
mubt., Gum S6lnb maht bic gran,
bic au& ibrsn Mabfennam.n. glfe
Steiasrt, pisSsr trassn nil, ssItsnb.
bab Der @srtldgte, itatt an lie Su 6su'
ten. iin Elm Motorrab getduft babe,
tds ibm me9r ain 6sr5en Iisge ais ne.
Wsil feline Satin. ai35is 9lod. i9n
bor etpa bier sabren perlafsn bat,
nil artbGr Bad pon ibr ses
ibieben itin. Die gsibsn Asiratbstsn
am Is. ifsbruar 1911.
mamie 8olfsr bat seeen
Denbea BoIf.r, 725 guGn5 Strabe,
cine S6etounsstlage anseftrsng;, neil
bsrislbe bernrt esm Sunts rseben
isin IOa, bub er felt 5obrsn ni4t fix
lie unb isin, iiinf aiHber ssIorst bat.
aun ioll Ct iie ale in brutulsr Btiis
beEanoelt bd5su.
Samts .. aIIen, Der rad fei=
ner ON 10. Suli 1909 srfolsten Seis
rat6 nit glnRa r. allen bic unlisb'
fame Gntbsduns madts, b1b b,e'e'b'
Rutter zines auberebsli9eu ainbes
mar, ftrsnate seiisrn cine Shsibun1
an. Gr mati ipeitsr eeltsno, bag oi!
Irau anbsr,n Mdnnern na95elauieH
lei unb i'm, tpenn er ibr barber
9oriDiirfe mcate einfaf .rildrt bare
ban er es gsrlosio madrn iolIs.
gtan6e Dalton bat nuf
9runo pOn Cruntiudt. Ri9tueriors
sung unb brutalst gsbanbluu9 sin.
Gdeibunasllage aegsn SEQ. Dalton
onasitrengt. 9ls padr beiratfste ON
L. Ssptembey 1908 uHo bat slpei Sin
Der.
aotberina Siria, 2o14
Dunlop Strabe, purbe Bon ib.m
Soften pli6ael oirid seihis6sn. Dix
geiben betristsn suIdmueu Elm Sob
.ens uuo Gis9si9dft unb bic 5rdr
Iasts aus, SoB Sirid ms6r astruu.
ten, ols eedrtsitst babe. 3rosoem II
fat aasin oas Gsi9dft heIprsen muba
te, ndbm er bic einssbsnnsn @sISsr al
fid), unb itdtt iiir bic gisliefsrunser
MIN. al 6esatsn, lisB er anssbIih bdi
gelb burt bi, @ursel lauren. sun
csribisosns glale trennte Iie iih poi
ibm, ao6 ibm a6sr iebesmaI Ditbs1
cine @sl.asnbsit, Ii6 su beHern mn
tebrte su tim 5uriid. Sest 1T ihr abe
osr gebuIosfaosn ssrriiien unb ii
beftebi eoraui, Hi6t ldneer NIT Grid
leben su i0HnsH.
Sn Der Rid,ter'iGen S6eibunJs
tldes purot aeftsrn eas 9erb6r DO
sfidtsr 6. u. 5rfiman fprtssitsi
Ter gsrtlagts. Mattbsp Rid
TER, Elm slnasitelIter Der Rhan Soal
Co.. betrdt isI6ft ben 3eussnftonh I'M
| fiibrte all. eoB isiHs Satin Sarh ibr
2lsrihpsnbuugsiuhi ibH gum 9isb
itdbl a,trisbsn babe uHh sr |. st. isin
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ssn scGcn oes 5as. e. SuIliuan
gegen gl. 5. 5ranf, in peI6eu in er.
iter Ssnitans auf glnoronlng oes &idj'
ters ein @er6ift ilber $3.50 gegen
Die 8erflagtcn abgegc6en puroe, bat
oos @ppeaationSqerid)t baS 8eroift
umeeitobeu uno cine nbermnlige Ser
banolung oes Sales por Dem gu.
periorlrritt ongeorOnet.