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The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22
COAST NEEDS LIFE
SAVING STATIONS
ST. SIMONs ISLAND MAY BE Sc
LEcTED AS THE GEORGIA
COAST SITE.

Brunswickians are interested in the
possibility of the government lifesav-
ing station for the Georgia coast be-
ing placed on st. Simon. fhe bill. by
Representative Edwards, providing for
a lifesaying station on the Georgia
coast has been f2vorably reported by
the house interstate commerce com
mittee, the news of which is received
with much satisfaction locally, as St.
Simon is mentioned officially as one
of the possibilities.
The Increment 10 secure a life sta
tiOn for Georgia is a fight of the
pepole, heartily indorsed by the life
saving service At,preseT the district
in which the Georgia coast is located
includes but two fully equipped sta
tions. The district begins at Charles
ton there is a station, while the other
is on Santa Rosa island, separating
Pensacola bay from the Gulf of Mex
leo.
The Santa Rosa station, more com
monty known as the tPensacola sta
tion, is fully equipped and has often
demonstrated its usefulness and eff
fectiveness.
1t is pointed out that the cost of
establishing life stations would be
comparatively small, while there are
a number of locations that could be
used to advantage. sIncluded among
these locations. as nafhed by officials
of tho saryica aro%sTVhep ST SimonS
island, Jacksonville (at the mouth
of the river), Jupiter inlet, Gilberts
bar etc.
The movement TO secure the station
for the Georgia coast, it is said, was
instigated by the maritime interests of
Savannah The o'ficils in charge of
this district. although not officially
consulted, Immediately expressed their
approval.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22
GIVEN
MARKET REPORTS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
is RENDERING THEM EF-
FICIENT SERVICE.

Efficient service is now being rem
dered the farmers of the south who
raise strawberries. onions and toma-
toes through the office of markets and
rural organization established in the
department Of agriculture through the
bill introduced i'm congress by Senator
Hoke Smith of Georgia.
Offices have been established in the
large consuming centers of the north
and west to gather information as to
the needs of the market to be wired
to the sections where perishable crops
are being produced.
Reports are sent by the field men
either by fire or mail to whoever
desires the reports and will pay the
telegraph charges. The object is to
prevent the markets being sIutted and
enable the producers to derive the
maximum profit on their crops.
AS the peach crop is ready for ship
ment the same assistance will be rem
dered the peach growers by the mar
ket news service of the department.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22
WANT TO CURTA|L
COTTON ACREAGE
LOCAL PORT MAY BE EFFECTED
BY CONFERENCE NOW IN
ALBANY, GA.

Local exporters, who have for years
been hearing of the plans to curtail
cotton acreage for various causes. re-
garding the market demand and the
supply, etc, will now hear that plan
from another source, that is likely to
be more effective than all others.
The boil weevil, having made his
advent into Georgia last year, is now
attracting the attention of the grow
ers, and among the scientific plans
proposed as a means of combating
the evil, is that of diversifying the
crop and not becoming dependent on
a crop that offers possibilities of pro-
ducing nothing for the market. The
following dispatch comes from All
bany, Ga:
About 500 representative farmers
and business men of southwest Geor-
gia attended boil weevil conference
here today which was held under the
auspices of the Georgia state board of
entomology, the states reclamation
service and the Albany chamber of
coyomerce. The meeting was held in
the courthouse, and consisted of two
session, one beginning at 10 O'Clock
in the morning and the other at 2
o'clock in the afternoon.
The conference was called to order
by C. w. Rawson, president of the
Albany chamber of commerce, who
welcomed the delegates and introduc-
ed E. Lee Worshaw, state entomolo-
gist, who explained the purpose of the
meeting and presided as it's chairman.
The speakers at the morning session
were Dr. e. W. Kinds, state entomolo-
gist for Alabama, and j. A. Evans,
chief of the states reclamation serv-
ice, Washington, d. c.
The morning speakers and after
noon speakers all urged the necessity
of diversification and various other
changes in present general methods of
agriculture to meet the new condi-
tions that will follow the advent Of the
boil weevil. which has already appear
ed throughout this section.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22
LADIES' SUITS LADIES' DRESSES
Sl2.75 Sl7.50 Sl9.75 Sl2.75 $17.5O Sl975

THE SUITS INCLUDED IN
THIS SPECIAL OFFER ARE
MOSTLY TAKEN FROM OUR
REGULAR STOCK AND RE
DuCED IN PRICE as special
Easter offering, although it will
no doubt be taken advantage OF
by a good many who contem-
plate going away and who will
buy their travelling or mountain
suits during this offering In
stead of waiting until later on.
Materials in these suits are OF
wool poplins and gabardines, in
navy. black and Copenhagen.
Taffeta and serge combinations,
in black and navy, as well as
shepard and club checks, in
white and black effects.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22

THE DRESSES INCLUDED IN
THIS SPECIAL OFFER REP
RESENT SOME TAKEN OUT
OF OUR REGULAR STOCK
AND MARKED DOWN TO
SPECIAL PRICES for this occa-
sion, as well as few new ones
which have just come in and
marked lower than we could or
dinarily afford to sell them ex-
cept in special limited event
of this kind. The ladies will also
take advantage NJ doubt of this
occasion to supply themselves
with a rice travelling, mountain
o. see shore dress.
Materials figuring in these.
3'esses are ta,f9 Il and crepe de
Line, in combin&tt,Is Of Gcur-
c"ttt crepe, in lila TX. navy, Co
i, lG.6p and rose.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22
SPRING.

Spring is looked upon by many as
the most delightful of the year, but
this cannot be said of the rheumatic
The cold and damp weather brings on
rheumatic pains which are anything
but pleasant. They can be relieved,
hcweyer, by applying Chamberlain's
Liaiment. Obtainable everywhere.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22

The cheapest advertising OD
earth is the Want Ads that are
carried in The News Classified
Department.
The Brunswick news., 1916-04-22

Fresh roe shad every Wednesday
and Friday from Altamaha river.
Phone 7S7. w. A. Stewart, 116 Monk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

Iusnahne in ibrem gdnn unb lie ipas
ren eritaunt. als man ibnen tein oaar
friimnte. Sic ipunoertsn iih. beiptrs
tibet gu lperben. fis tOnntsn es nidt
faiien bab man ibre 0ertpunbetsn
perbanb. Sie Sffi3iers paren Ders
bliifft. aIs man tbnsn in ben beutiten
Sffi3iersunteritdnben getisn aruuiss.
Wabrenb Der Ysi9isbuns bolten IN.
iere Sdnitdtsmannibafieu untsr 2ss
bensgsfdbr peripunbete gneldnSer Der.
elm. SIS mar aIles 70 gang i'm 2Bt'
bsriprnG 5u ben 8sbauptlInsen Der
engIii9su 3eituneen guf uuierer Ssis
te ipiinoerts man iih iiber aubere DIM
&c, bab bic peripunbeteu gnsldnc.r
bic Sdmer5en ai9i 70 reat i4tpsi'
eenb ertraesn ipolItsn, uub Dor allen,
baB bic 2si9tperipunbetsn ii9 ni4t
Inn ibre 9amerabsn iiimmern pollier.
unIere Cigarette batten in ben eritsn
gag.n ni6t seuiigenb Sanbs fir bic
piele 9lrbeit. go T6rien S6iDerber'
ipunbete manbmal Innee nab Woiier
- man mubte ibre aameraben alien
Grnfies bic GebOte bsr Reni9li6telt
erfiilen beiben. Gle itauuten bariiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Mxfane.
Ser 55<iGhrinp

Ser 55sid6rise Sobn wloor..
Der i'm Sinton Sotel aIs 6austne9t
bsi4dftist 1T, serietb seitern gormit,
tag nit bem Iinten Qrm IN cine giss
tnafhine unb erlttt berartiae @erles
sunsen, bob er burd patroJauto g
mad bem Stdbt6oipital sebracbt pers
ben mubte.
- Der 41ziGbrige beiiilatblofe CD.
Seab, Der seitern Wiittag auf bem Sc.
leiie Der s. so. &c 9. Sraction 60.
nahe Serrace part Rait moate unb
babei eini6Iief, fpurbe Don elmer Gar,
beren 5iibrer ibn su ipGt bemertt
bate, aetroffen, nobel ibm Der linte
SUI berart 5ermalmt purbe, oab bas
@lieo obns 3tpeifel amputirt iuerben
mub. 2lutopatrpl 6 bradte ben 9srs
festen rad bem Stabtboipital.
= Der 36=jdbriee GeuerlDebrmann
Gornelius glaf Don So. Al unb feline
4siabrise Satin emma 8lad purs
ben geitern friib aesen iiebsu u6r DON
einsm anberen Mitslieb Der gomponp.
8m. ,gernhdeen in ibrer Wobnnua
80. 1924 Stiff Qlpenue in beipubtlos
fem 3uitdnbe aufsefunbsn unb iuf
btn Ratb sines, eilisii herbeiserafsnsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
NplitifMes.

Sn oieier gsofe fiitben ipieber ie.
rem sbeno repubIifmriide @ablerper.
fornn,lungen itatt uno am Wtontag
Fiiio Orei arlseiest. Gn Der s arlis {
unb We ouno Ctr. fiibrt u. 2ec
8eotn ben @priis ,il1b Die 9feoner iinD:
Mobert 3. S'grien, Souls 8. 9inf,
5rancis ~. Soccer, Com S. Soapdro
urtS gbas. sI. Groom. eSn Der . c t.
bopenSalIe an glfter uno State
Mpe. reben SSrbr 9. Campbell, 8.
Suneneper, Waartin 9alp, sSroone
Morris unb @ictor Seins. @oiparo
Sdrtife tpirb ocn 9oriis fiibren. Sn
Wtt 50 a bin gt on miro Die Ser.
ianmlllng oon @illiam Serfins ge'
leitet ,,nS Teoner iinb 9tidolos Song.
north. Sobn g. Campbell, CHARLES 81.
Groom uno Sbpm. s. S1eebdn ST..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Rleine Ypli5einabrihten

= George 9apis, gso. s @eit g.
StraBe, purbe geitern friib, fpdbreno
er idIief BON ieinem 3ii1rmergenoi-
fen, Der peridiullnoen it, I'M $15 be.
itoblen.
= 9tif. Sbinnes, go. 1543 Gutter
Strabe, neIbete Der Boli5ei, baB er
geiteru 9tadnittag I'M gingang 5lun
Olympic Sbeater Don 5lDei Wtanner1L
ole iih in berbG6tieer @eiie an ibn
heranbrGngten, Inn ietne @rieftait,e
nit $25 IN 9aur lin0 Gbeds gum BE-
truge BON $400, auf oeridieoene
9unfen ge3ogen beitoblen poroen iei.
- @rn. @boIep, Brtnceton SoteI,
tplrbe geitern @beno in Der Sabig
@Gep Don 5tpei Sarbigen a,tgehalten
unb um feline gaari6aft I'M Setroge
bon $35 beralibt.
= 4us Der @obrnurg 6es Snu1e5
Gopis. 919 Sopfins Strabe, tpuroer1
SIS, aus berieitigen bes Serbert 8eal.
746 &ihnonb Strabe, Settiifer i'm
@ertbe bon SIS urb a,is oeriertigen
oes Rop g. glerid Serren. unb Da.
nrenfleiber i'm @srtbe bon S24 ge.
itobler.
= Sas glito bes Or. &An. 6.
&enoig, 80 @arfielo glace, tpur5e
geiterr frib ON ber WScDhIlon Strabe
unb Clifton gIpe,lue in total 3eritor.
tenn 3uitunbe qefinben unb mad ei.
ner nabegeIegenen Garage gebraht.
Ser Better, Der benatrtd)tiet tpltroe,
erfIdrte, bab ibm ser araftpogen m
Der Sanitag Naht geitoblen porbeH
iei.
Sie slltonobile Ser gn,rie
Soerman, AZ &eit 6. Strabe, @op-
ington, urb bes sSobn GougbItl 1924
grepiter GDenlie, fo[ibirten geItern
yeo6rittag an Der Dana glpelue lnb
Reaoina &on0 ltnb ipur6en betoe itarf
beidootgt, Dabren6 Die 5niniien mt
Dem S6refen booonfrHen.
- Ger 11jabriee Soiepb Gatan.
saro, 515 @eit 6. Strai'e, Der ieit
Srettog gbenb aus feirer eIterIi6en
@obnnng peridtplnben lit, tpurbe ne.
tern Der 8olbei aIs pertnibt ge.
meIbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

2Irates na& bem Gtabtboipital ses
ididt, mo iih 4eibe bdlb ipieber er>
bolten. Gs itellte fih beraus. bab bas
gbepaar, als es aur Rube sing, Ders
seiIen 9atte, ben Gasofen absubreben
unb infolse bes ausitrDmenben @aies
nabe5u eritidt mar. Der Worfall tpdre
lli9t entbedt iporben, ipenn nitt
pernbasen mad ber Wpbnnus Blad's
eei4idt lporper ipdre,, Inn ailsaufins
ben, lparum Der 2estere ii9 ni4t gum
9ienit eineeIiellt hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

9frbeii nidt mer tbum tpnnte. Sd
Hotte gdiittelfrpit ieben Sag. betum
S1pinbel MnfdIIe unb metn aopf
iHisn betnabe gu seriprinsen. Sd
arurhe heinahe elm franbeltbes Sfelett
nnb bas 2eben mar MIR sur plaae,
bis eints Sases bic StiefYhueitsr
ineinea Mannes ibm foste. baB tpenn
er niht ettpas fir mid tbun tpiiroe
70 fpdrbe i'd niht mebr lange ba fein,
nnb lie rietb ihm. Sbre Webi'tn au
bolen. Gr bolte bann 9pbia 6.
piutbam's @esetable COMPOUND fir
mid unb nadbem ib bic erfttn brei
DoIen einsenommen. fpurbe i9 fhon
beTef. Sh fubr NIT bem @ebrauh
fort unb babe feitbem feine %rausns
leiben mebr eebnbt. ssdb fiibIs, bab
fd Sbnen unb Sbeen Meoiainen men
2eten perbants. S4e berptrlten fit
mid mas Merste ni9t fertta brinoen
fonnisn, unb td iperbe ite tets Ioben.
ipoimmer i& binseb'. - Mrs. O.
9. 9otperb, 419 80 Wonterep
Strabs, Denntfou. Ssgas.
gsem Gle init irornbeiner eorn bon Sranert'
Ieiser aepIaaf iinb, 70 bolen Gle f& eiue Gla'
foe ar6ia q. Rinipdn's Sesrtable gcn1ppnnb
nnb fangtn Ste sIeH an, babon etnsunebWsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
Gin, 26, Sftpber
IN SriSgc, 500 nnS Spminp.llnter'
baltnng i'm ScntidJen
glltenbeim.

: Der Samenperein bes Deutiaen
qltenbeims bereitet Idon pieber cine
feiiIi4e @eranitaltuns gum geiten Der
Safe Der 4nitalt Dor unb bofft AUDI
biesmal auf sablrei6e llnterftusuns
BON Seiten Der pielen Skinner uno
5reunbe bes glltenbeims.
0ieie 8eranitaltung 1T auf ben
26. Sttober anberaumt unb pirb IN
einem grihee, 500 unb Spminoiptel
beiteben. bas Inn otpei llbr beginnt
unb ben ean5en Na9mittag pabrt.
Den 9epinnerinnen pinten hiiblts
TreiIe unD fir grfrii4unsen m 9ez
italt bon &affee uHb &u6en miro
ielbitrebenb sleiffals Gorge getraa
gen fem. ipbuB ben 5beilnebmerinnen
sennbreihe Stunben beOoriteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
4exttdeS 9beater.
Bi0ruions ,,Gin Gaaiiemeur sebt in
treffIider Saritelluus iiber
bic 8abne.

Das Deutide 5b.ater BAT nit bsr
Muffiibrung b.s .5allifement1' bon
8j0rnion in Der auerbings nod JIM
gen Saifon lopeit ben itGrtiten unb
erfreulidft.u GrfpIs errunssn. gs 1T
elm fpirtunsspoles Sbeater tiid, bieie
faufmannstrag0bie, bic Biz sur unsrs
bittlifen apnfequens bag Gebut Der
@brlihieit bem &aufmannsitanb su.
9fli4t maht. Der auffibruns muf
aud nahseriibmt tperDen, bab fie es
sefdidt bermieb ben Cbardtter bes
Riibritiids 5u betonen. 9as Drama
lit pon inbioieueuen 2ebens, mpberuen
@eiftss unb isltener Eraft Der ghas
rutteriiiit, uno fold sebaItr.i9eStii
fDnnen nur baSu beitraseu, bas 4nie,
ben uniere- giibne gu beben. vi,
OariteIans mar in ieber gesiehuns
tpiirbtg. Sn erffer 2inie mub 5. 6.
aiebaiids lebensnoller, nit pielen feis
nen tfsinen 3iisen ousseftattstsr
9rpbbdnbler Sidlbe senannt peroeu,
unb u. Mener gigen in bsr sroben
@une bes Mbootaten gerent, bic er
iiberaeusenb unb 9aratteriftifh in
Maste utb 6aItuns, unter 9eraidt
duf ale bert0mmlihen Uds9en unb
tpoblfeilen Muserblidsnirtungen fpiei,
te. Die srobe Ssene Der 4usiprahe
I'm britten 9ltt mar Der bramatiids
6Dbepuntt Der Iuffiibruns. Cine sr,
freulihe 2eiftuna BOT Riddrb 2euia
aIs proturift SGnnds, erfreuli4 na,
mentlih In ben Harlem Saenen in Der
Iesten SdIfte oeS Spisls. ssrau SeIene
8iirser ipubts bic Wdrtprerin be,
sSamilie gu betonsn, obne ale Weinsrs
lifteit. sic iiberseuste einmuI ,piebs..
bab lie dls Wiitterbari itenerin 70 lei6t
r,tht ibresaIeihen bat. Rett out Fano
iih 1rl. 5e!ere Sph NIT Der RolIe bee
5prSben unb ta-.seiitisen 9o9ter, bic
ben fdiidternen 2iebbaber nit ben 70,
then 6anben unh Dem solbenen 5erssn
iih efbbert. ub, inbem lie innerbalb
Der grenaen ibr.s i95nen 1alents
bleiben burfte. ginen SpesiaIerfpls
bate Q. WueGer Jobrieius NIT ieis
mem lebenftrobenbtnben iopialen
Branmeifter Saeobfon. Sbrer .leinersn
Mufsaben entlebisten fth ssrI. Meta
SterHipatbt unb 6err Winp 0isbria
auf Bette Mrt. Die tii6tiss Heaie Be-
mics Der frifde Rug. Der bur6 bic an
ers0blihen realiitiideu ginaelbeitsn
reide 9efeGfbaftsfsene bes sipeitsn
Mftes stns. Der sefpenbete geifal
spar e6rlih p.rbient.
profeifor aiihuemann fab fih bas
ShouipieI uon etner 2pse aug an.
syiir nGhfen Sonntaa itebt Sttu
Grnfrs 2on0bte rssldhsmann als
Graitber" auf bem Spielplan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23
,Tie Sanuoperaner.

Das 81lffen Der Sannoneraner
bate iib am Sanritas einen pergitiig.
te.. @beth genodf, i1oern es Der Gin
Iabung 6es Sunnoperarer 8taiihcr
11nterit. aaiino eefolef mar unb an
benz SatiafrGnSten tbeilndbrrl, tueIdes
ber ipadere Serein beranftaltet battc.
Dos biibfde Sarnilienfeit fan6 I'M fiei.
men Sadle bes Deiitfden CLUBS itatt
s1nb erfreirte iid efner 5ablreihen 9e.
XbeiIigIng. Gas &onutittee batte fir
aIles mifs Bette gdorgt unb 70 Der.
roiisn ais ShaaAsu aast onGeue1mite
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-23

bpren fpurbe, iplrs
be i4 bon etnem
Grduenfeiben sss
pIast unb ih
tDnnte fuum meins
Irbeit perrttterl.
Sd mar febr nsrs
pos. fonnte mid
aber serdbe hers
umidleppsn. bis
gum lebten Som'
mer. aIs i'd meme
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Namenperein StaStuerbanS.

Ser 9anerBpeig bes Staotpcr.
banhs bGlt nad1ten 0eittrpod bad.
mittog Inn 2 llRr @eriommIuns I'M
0eutid,en IIub ab.
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Gheriffs . 9rufIamation.

Gberiffs 9rpflamation.
3r rebsreIui,tniuilna nit bem Gelet benn6.
rtftios "a. Seoas o. .Sfeit, sbsri't bon %.
etrtmeeter bon befnsffm gritrtr. bab am
1itnhas. bsn :. Woprmber 1916,
ber 1Gg N, Der eom gefcs fe'iaeet pnrbs flir
hte abbnliuna bon ganbIen In befnefem gtaat
Ohio, 5n Relter Belt fi6 bic etirimgrber az
ben arfttIifl befttmmteH 9Idsen fir be dttni,
lung bon esdhleH perinrire!r spoIleH IN ibrea
ten. in ben Stunben bon $50 libr G1orsens bis
ESQ libr Gn6miitnas. eeTitnI Stcnbdrb Deii,
bor beinatefn 9ea, uirb ibrs Sfiulmen nbnebei
fener fir bic tciperoen Hnionnb, Gtnats.,
Siitriit ale eonnfp. $ecrlien, rinlit&:
Gattpnait etcmtsu
Gin @r6fiheui Der gereineien esaaien.
Gin Biee,prGiotut Der Dsreinigffn ytnden
ssseriHsgpeisis GIeiOrsn fiir 4EaisseRi uHs
Disepraiibeni.
etnafs gsamftH
Gin Gonbernsur.
Gin pieiiirdnisBuuberueur
Gin SiaGfs'E Eeirefhr.
Gin Gfantssgnoitor.
Gin Einotss 25oSmeifter,
3ia GenernI.stnip1It.
GsnsrsiasxefIes 1idf
Gin WtisiisS bes esnats sn nsreinistsu
Gin eertre,sr I'm uOnsreb bes srfssn gonarsb'
Ttftrtsts bon Ebis.
Gin gsrtreisr i'm gonsrsb sss sDei,sn Con-
eisbsEinritts bon Colo.
eitd,str 1i6a
3fpsi @ittsr bes SupremedBert6.s,
Gin Ntdter bss appenntirnt.ge .geribts.
gin Mt4ter bes Common lIeas 0sti9ts.
Gin M&ter bfs a,rrbatDer.6ts.
asgiRnftsss Si6a
Grsl eenaicrer uHb sebl ResrtimtaHisu sur
General Gfienttnp.
COUNTY Heanteu
Geri6ts.gIsi.
Eberiff.
Gin Gountb gubttnr.
Tre gofrtr gommiNdre.
Gin Gpirntp Gnnbmeifter.
Sin Qoirrtn Recorder.
Gin GcnHfp Enrpepor.
giu GiudfsaHtpnit
Gin Coroner.
@eaeben uiiier meinrr Sarb in Der cbetitfs.
fffiee In ber Sf1bt Cincinnati, SnmiItcn
eoujith unS giant Stio, biefer 10. 1ne I'm cf'
pber. q. .. 1918.
gbertH bon SnuriItou gountn, Cbio.
9nr6 5obr .. BsnnsL 1epufp. II
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am Qngfunftgbureau.

Sane: sd uollte mid iibcr inci.
nen graitignm erfunoisen; es 1T n
arober idaarfer Serr init idypnrseH
Ghnurrbdrt unb 'ner GIabs!s
gemntcr: rGie beibt er benn inlo
ipo ipObnt er?' .
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

Five hurt when laborer's pick hit
dynamite cap in Wilson av. tunnel
Austin Coleman, 3217 S. Dearborn,
lost eyes.
Mrs. John Early filed suit for d.
vorce. Says her husband sharpened
knives and grinned at her.
Seven identified ieWeIry taken from
Adam Brockaski, 2039 LIE Moyne,
after arrest as burglar.
Jos. Kejna, 1921 Kostner av., tried
suicide in lake. Rescued. mo luck"
he says.
Gus Schroeder, 2o2s Dakin, lost
job at 229 S. Market. Went back;
shot Harry Holler, 1928 Belden av.,
and suicided.
Dorothy Cleveland, a1s N. Pine
av., and Evelyn and Grace West,
chums, overcome by gas while play
ing in bath room. Will recover.
Morris SigeI, newsdeaIer, 4sth and
Chicago avs, fined $50 and costs.
Stole papers.
Louis Becker, baker, S47 Maxwell,
told police he was slugged twice. Re
fused TO raise price of bread.
Jacob Siberian, 3, II 1885 S. Cali
,fornia av., strayed from home. Found
by cops.
Clyde BriegeI, 6227 Dorchester av.,
tried suicide. Gun. Girl companion
repulsed him. Will live.
Mrs. Sarah Roth sued Gertrude
Gavin, 1861 Warren av., for $4,000.
Says she took love of hubby, publish
er wholesale Grocer"
Harry Ingals, 355 Park aV., and
Russell McGilI, 22O N. Clarkson Ct,
held as freight car thieves in Evans
ton.
Mary HazeIton asked divorce from
Everett. Says he chOked her.
David Weisbaunn, 301 w. Madison,
held. Sold guns to Arnold Mesch and
Elmer Schlueter on trial for murder.
Charles Ernet, 1873 N. La Sale,
salesman, fined $40 and costs. In
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

eide. Gas. Saved from death by his
wife. Family troubles.
B. B. Duncan asked divorce from
Marguerite. Says he married her
while intoxicated.
Sam Atterberry, in suit for divorce,
named three men. Wife denied
wrongdoing.
G. C. Adler and. J. w. Newey fined
SIS for speeding in Evanston. Hurried
to Northwestern cup game.
Will of Fred Bushing, 213o S.
Western aV., filed. Estate, $4,000, to
wife.
j.. P. Grubbs, Urbana, Ill.,, sued.
Wife says he brought divorced wife
to their house.
Sid Dago, 3516 Calumet av., ar
rested. Eleanor Long, 1873 N. Trum-
bull, said he accosted her.
Atty Frank Culver fined $40 and
costs. Assaulted newspaper photo
grapher who tried to get picture.
American Car and Foundry Co. to
open plant in Gary. Will employ
1000.
VIM. Borman, 1921 N. HaIsted,
sued wife. Named another man.
Nellie De Cora, 2740 Shields aV.,
hit by motorcycle of Frank Ginsta,
1921 w. 18th pl.
Mrs. Anna Nova<, 1888 S. Racine,
held for murder. Baby Stanley, 8,
died when she turned on gas in I'M
successful suicide attempt
Rosa. Atlas, 1902 N. Ashland aV.,
midwife, fined $40. Didn't report.
babes sore eyes to health dept at
birth.
Tena KrockoVer, 1925 Wells, and
Jennie Schiro, 1859 Sedgwick, candy
factory girls, missing. Police asked
to search.
Frank Bryerton, watchman, died
in undertakers at 1907 w. Grand aE.
Heart disease.
Herman Reichardt, saIoonkeeper,
Forest Park. hit nv divorce SIIit Wife