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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
Roofing.

Dir. Luther May is putting on some first
class pitch and gravel roofing for various
parties in the city the present season.
His work gives the best of satisfaction and
we would advise all having anything of
this kind to do to place it in the hands of
Mr.. May. We publish in another colu
some testimonials in regard to the excellent
quality of Mr.. Mays roofing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
QHo,uc 210offers.
BREVITIES

The lightning calculator held forth on
the street Tuesday.
Merchants are all feeling good over
the brisk trade they are having.
The mason work on st Demands
Church is moving along rapidly.
The weather is now elightfully pleas
ant and everything bears the evidence Of
summer.
The Methodist Church Sociable will
meet this "wednesday evening, at the
Parsonage.
The Ladies Mite Society of til. Con-
yregational Church will meet Thursday
evening next with Mrs. J. I. Mosk-
The frests of last week injured some
wheat, oats and barley on low pisces in
this vicinity.
Grasses and clover have grown with
wonderful rspidity for a week past, and pas
lures are in fne condition.
The Universalists of Wisconsin hold a
Convention at Fort Atkinson on the Sd
and 4ih of June next.
The Lake Mills Lodge, F. a. A. NJ. ARE
to celebrate on the Gath of JUICE next, @ra d
have invited their neighbors to join them
in so doing.
Potato bugs have already appeared in
gardens and indications point to the usual
annoyance from these pesty insects the
present season.
A festival was given few nights siace
in Fort Atkinson for the benefit of Miss.
Emma b7own, publisher OF the Wisconsin,
Chief Quite handsome suu was realized
At phe meeting Of the Beard of Street
Commits onerE last Monday evening meth
ng Of importance was Transacted bepsad
the allowing of some accounts.
Mr.. W. NJ. Kelley has rcated the store
of Mr.. P. Rogan,:: on the West side, east Of
the store of J. Malloy Il Bro, and will &C.
cupy it as grocery. Mr. Kelley WAS in
a4he mercantile business at Hubbleton sad
Redwood for several years.
Are we to have circss here this cum
mer is still mooted question: with us
Last summer the knights of tue saw dust
gave us the go-by entirely, and that the
same tate awaits US this season. seems now
almost imminent.
Everything should be done to preserve
birds nests and the young broods from being
destroyed Boys INDUCING in such wan-
ton amusement as robbing and destroy ing
birds nests shoasd be sternly dealt with by
their parents or guardians.
A. McDanels, mail carrier between
Hebgon and Fort Atkinson, has acted in
that capacity for the past twenty years,
and during the whole period has been be-
hind but once, when he waited for the
cars
st. Henri's Catholic Benevolent So
ciety, and number of the congregation
Of ST. Demands Catholic Church, number
ing about 200, went into Milwaukee last
Monday to attend the 25th Anniversary of
the Milwaukee Saint Plus Soc ETY..
The Jefferson Banner has adopted the
quarto form after the style % the REBUILT
CAN and is considerably improved by the
change giving i is readers more reading
matter than heretofore, We are glad to
note this improvement in our neishboc.
Obituary.
Mr. J. A. Palmater, former resident of
this city, and for several years section boss
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
" cod Burn ed.

The Milwaukee h st. Paul Railway Com
pany had 200 cords of God destroyed by
fire at Hubbleton station last Saturday
morning, and at the same time about 70
cords werc burned near the crossing east
of the station in this city. These fires were
undoubtedly caused by sparks from locomo-
tives.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
Real Estate Sale,

a few days since Mr. Wen. Schultz pur-
chased the vacant block on Sikh street,
east o. The residence Of Gen l.. (. Cole, of
Dir L. r. Cady, for $500 Mr.. cutie will
serect handsome residence on til grounds
during the summer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
Ice Cream.

The ice cream season opened at the es-
Enlistment of F. P Brook j. Co., on the
bridge, Tuesday evening of this week, and
henceforth until the close Of the hot westh.
desire toipartake. Nothing need be said in
praise OF Peters ice cream; its deliclousness
munity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27

Mr.. J. A. Palmater, former resident of
this city, and for several years section boss
on the Chicago & Northwestern Railway,
died of consumption on Tuesday, May l9.h,
at Salem Kenosha couney.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27

On Monday the 25th inst, heavy gold
ring. The owner can have it by calling
on the finder, Mrs John Martin, 3 blocks
west of the residence of W NJ Dennis, 5th
ward, and paying for this notice.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
Real Estate.

The following is a list of the Transfers
of Real Estate in this vicinity from April
18th to May 10th, inclusive:
J. Charboneau to T. Ru therford, pit OF
lot 5, blk u, lst ward, Watertown, $3.50.
J. Parks to L. A. Nay, lots 8, 9 and H.
blk Z, Prichard's I'd add, Watertown 5000.
Nm. Rogers to F. Stanger. Farming
ton ITO
c. yesey to A. Bennett, 1 Johnsors
Creek, 40.
". Selluow to G. Steinke, - 1t Concord
1850.
Fl. Oestrich to A. May, 60 at Concord,
2,SOa.
E. Stacy ct al to II. Buchsrt, 45 q Water.
town 1870.
Geo. B. Lewis to John and Jacob Weber,
lots 8 and 10, blk 81, Sd ward Watertown,
$50.
F. Trache, ST. to B. Loeschinger, 50 a
Waterloo, $500.
E. W. Cole to II. Bellack, pit lot 6, blk 6,
I'd ward WATERFOWL, 5000.
Geo. L. Chaplin to P. 1. Hedman, lot l,
blk l., Chapin's add Watertown, 200.
D. Jones to Bridget Owens lot 2, blk IS,
Sd ward Watertown, 200.
J. Habhegger to l.. Prochazka, 2 a, Wa
tertown, 1000.
c. Schulz to J. Hager, 30 a, Concord, H.
$50.
E. Prochazka to Ulrich Habhegger, lot l,
blk 70, lst ward Watertown, 5000.
Fl. Groth to J. W. Jaeger, 40 a, Ixonia
2,375.
Sarah S. Herwood to Ed.iDuger lot 6, blk
Is, Prichard's I'd add Watertown, TO-
Gottlieb Schultz to H. Burandt, lot 6, blk
s, L. R. Cady's add Watertown, $50.
G. Blocker to T. Reinrner, l43 a, Milford,
23O.
Harriet Moore to Lewis Prochazka, lot 2,
blk %, 1st ward Watertown 100.
list OF LETTERS remaining n the
Post Office, at Watertown, Wisconsin May
&c, 1874:
Baldwin Henry Potter Thomas
Clark Mrs Jane Rash M
Clark z H Smith Mary Ann
Fitch Francis R Seely W w
FAIR M II Sturgies DR. VIM
Heath Geo " Wakeman & Son
Kelley Jno
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will please say "Advertised.'
..- J. T. MOAK. P. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27

Nearly all diseases originate from Indi-
gesti0n and Torpidity of the Liver, and re-
lief is always anxously sought after. If
the Liver IS regulated in its action, health :
is almost invariably secured. Want of ac-
ton in the Liver causes Headache, Constipa-
ton, Jaundice, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough,
Chaiis, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad taste h
mouth, bilious attacks palpitation Of the
heart, depression Of spirits. or The blues, and
hundred other symptoms, for which SIN
mons Liuer Regulator is the best remedy
that has ever been discovered. 1t acts
mildly, ef'ectually, and being simple
vegetable compound, can do no injury IN
any quantities that it may be taken. 1t Is
harmless in every way it has been usa4
for 40 years, and hundreds Of the good and
great from all parts OF the country VIII
vouch for its being the purest and best.
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medicine
Is harmless,
Is no dastric violent medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world.
Is gwen with safety and the happiest results
to the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere with business,
Does not disarrange the system, H-
Takes the place of Quinire and Bitters o
every kind.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
For Sale byl0N D,'ug0ists.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
&en1i-Iocol.



H. G. Tousely has put new stage line
on the Whitewater route. There are now
two daily stages on that route. One leaves
Whitewater and the other this place in the
morning and returns at night. By this ar
rangement the people of both places are
fully accommodated as regards the trains.
VIM Esseltyne, of Milford, who has been
working in the Touring mill in this place
for several months, has invented a new
"Middling's Machine" which is in success
full operation in the mill, and is highly
spoken of by the propretors, Messrs. May,
Waterbury & Allen. 1t is said to be
great improvement over any other device
for manufacturing the "Goldeu Chit -four.
Mr.. P. Eigsbroadt has bought lot next
south of R. S. Whites Drug Store, and is
breaking ground for the erection Of furn-
ture store 65x20. A part of the building
will be occupied by g. B. Tousely for
jewelry store. We are right glad to note
this indication CT enterprise on the part of
Mr. Eigahroadt
Mr.. E. P. May, of this village, did have
couple of fine deer, buck and doe. He
has three of the same species now, the doe
| giving birth to a beautiful little spotted
fawn last week. 1t is au object of much
interest to old aid young.
The light fingered gentry have commen-
ccd their operations again. On Wednesday
night, Mr.. j. G. Merriam awoke about
2 o'clock and thought he would get up.
In putting one foot out of bed be stepped
on the PROSTATE form of thief, who with
Mr.. Aerrisms pants in his hands was
crouchng low close to the bed 50 as not to
be seen. The thief dashed out of the room
with the pants, escaping by an open win
dow with Mr.. Merriam in pursuit. The
follow got away with the pants which
were found the next morning in Aei gh-
boring yard. Mr.. Merr;ams loss was tri-
fling, being only $l.30 and the key to the
store. On the same evening, the house of
Ed. Dammuth was entered and $50 taken
from the pants OF Mr.. Dammuth. We be.
lieve that the thief is a resident of town,
and learn that indications point ye-y
strongly in a certain direction - Union.
| Palmyra.
Twenty-one carpenters are now at work
on the new hotel
Our village board are grinding ont 8
goodly number of ordinances.
The prospects for large rye crop was
never more favorable than this Spring
in this section.
new meat market has just been open
ed in this village by Messrs. Allen Drum
gold. From appearance, we are to have
a market kept up in city style.
On Sunday evening last Mr.. J. A. John
son, G.. W. c. of the I. o. G. T. of Wiscon-
sin delivered lecture at the Baptist
Church on the subject Of temperance. The
important theme was presented in such a
manner as to secure the strictest attention
of the audience. Enterprise
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
IDiie,o.

In Fort Atkinson, Friday, May 18th, of
Puerperal fever, Mrs. RICHARDS wife of
D. A. Richards. The funeral was held at
Milton on Sunday, and was attended by
quite a number of the members of the Ma
sonic Lodge of this place, eff which order
the bereaved husband is orthy member.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-05-27
WatcrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by Tn. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
Watertown.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-01
@uropaii9s &ahelossiate.
Gnglauo.

Sn9lauo.
9onoon, 81. aug.-0er y @reat @aitern"
bate bis Sanlitag Jta6mittag CAT Secn1et=
len bon Dem neuen aabel Der u@uglild> >Imez
rifaniidcu Geiclldaft" gele9t. aleS mar
gut bon Statten gegangen.
2onoo II, 81. Aug. - gSeltere Sorre'pon
oen3en Der britiid)en nnb ipanilhen 6tegie.
ring iiber bic y Sirgiuins"- -9lngelegenbeit lper>
ben perDifentlid)t. 6r. Wc9onnea, Der britt
i6e@ef efbdftstrdger, idretbt an ben 3orb Oerbp
unter benz I. Suli, baB Die ipauiidle 8e9ie=
rung an gnglano appellirt, porldufig ieine
aniprlid)e nidbt Su forcirsn, lpegen Der NIT
ben Ser. Staateu iAlpebenben llnterh ano-
lunaen. Spauien piirbe beengt ieil, nit Der
amerifalrild)en 9tepublif 3u unterhanbeln,
penn 2ebtere iid barauf beruien f6unte, DaB
gnglanb eiue @nti6Goi9ung gssablt wuree.
2orb DERBY ermteoerte am II. Sult, oaB Die
Sade beiIenllngeadltet in nid)t ferner 3elt ibre
grleoigung ftnben nliiiie.
6r. WtcOonnell antmortcte aril Z. Iuguf,
baB Der ipanilhe Wiuiiter beS 9lusmdrtigen
beret lei, inter gemiiien Sorbebalten bic gnt,
ihdoigungs lofort 5u erlebigeu.
Sin sd,tif oui bober see seritort. - Die
Iannid,aft aerettet.
2onb BON, 81. aug. = Sas neue Sbttt
Sierra 9tepaoa," meld)es am 2. Snlt bon
1iperpool uad) Gan Sransisco abfubr, ge.
rietb auf bobem Weere in Srano unb iunroe
,er0rt. Die WtannId)nft purbe gerettet.
Spanien.
Dt Brit, 81. Iug. SteSarl1iten mad)=
ten beute stpei beftige angriffe auf Bupceroa,
luaren aber nid)t erfolgreid. SetOe 9lttaden
muroen ab9el6lagelt, unO Die Sarltften tied.
ten in ibrer gSutb nlebrere 9ebduoe Der 8or-
itabt in Srano.
0tom, 81. aug. Ser Sulfaa uIetna"
auf Si5ilien tit iett letten Samitag IN beftt'
aer Gruptlon. Die oret &rater merfen itarfe
3apaltr1nle aus.
Wtebrere 0tegntenter iinb nad) Sisilien ge=
if)idt morOen, I'M Dem Sriganbentbum ein
@nOe 81 MAIDEN. Oas Srtegsgelet tit auf
Der Snlel proflanlirt por0eu.
Sampfer>9ertdjte.
Queen to II, 81. Nug. - Der Sptr.
yGitg Of Sriihel" 1T bon Ne!p Yorf einge>
trofcu.
Ylpmoutb, 81. Mig. - Ser 9ampfer
vBomnlerauia" lit bon gteip Yorf bier eln.
getroficn.
Qneenstown, 81. Slug. - Der Dam=
pier Settle" 1T bon Seem Yorf bier an9e'
fpmuler.
OoptIle, 81. ang. - Ser 0ampter
v@uropa" lit Don gtelp Dcrf bier an9efom-
men.
anttperpen, 81. aus. - Ser Dam,
pier ySmiterlano" fam bente BON yfelp<
| YOrf bier on.
9onoo o II, 81. Iug.-Oer0ampfer y@ae=
lie" iit beute BON Stem DOrf bier angefom'
men,
@aarft uuo 96rie.
2onhon, 81. Augult. - Die 9iscontos
State i'm ofeneu Wfarfte betragt q Pro5.,
pel6es meutger tit, ais Sanfrate. - Grie
iteigt, 3l2-32.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-01
$428,422,258.37
Sfe Srriktn,lr 0es Yrdfot

9tem,S forb, 81. aug.-Prdl. 9rant
reiite heits aRorsen 30 llbr BON Dtartba's
Sineparo nod Metu,g ,geSforo ab. Sin @nl-
pfangs- -Gomite Der 9agerperiamminng nahte
Dem @aite ieine 4ufpartuu9 nno per!blsoene
0tsbeu wurOeu gebalteu. gtadrem oieler
&eld poriibcr mar, tpuroe bic 0eliegelell9aft
bis an sen 3aWpter nMonobaniett" seleitet,
ipeld)er ben ajraibentcH nad| benz Camp
Dteetins bradte, mo er nit 45od,9 erHpfan9en
lpurbe.
acms gebforo, 81. sus. = grdii-
bent Grant fan, NIT einem @siolse bon
Sineparo @rope beute Morgen bier an. als
bas 8oot lanbete, ipuroe bon ben Sorts oes
Gaiens etn Salut abgefeuert.~ Die Stabtbe.
anlten enlpHuaen be 9dfte uab Die u@ranO
slrmp" esfortirte his,elJeH Had1 Dem Barrier
Souie," NO Der offtsie1e Gmpfans ftattfanp.
Sim gta6mittase flbr bic @elell1aft nah
gtelpport ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-01
Sic qemoutta ser Nilartme.

Yortl d n B, Wie., 80, Nug. = Der Sab'
restas Der en9liiden Goloiiiifen su Sakin9
am 10. Ansuit (alten Stpls) 1907 tpllrbe ont
Samitas in SPORT Yopban celebrirt. @s but
tea GG etpa 1000 Meniden eingefunoen.
pr. .. s. Saiieg rpn 8atb rief Die Ser
lammlung Sllr Srbhung uns Gogpernenr
Olngleg mnroe gum Soriit berniett. 9sr-
lelbe lprad iiber bic 8ebeutung bes Cages.
Gs lel cas- Elm 6eittag Maine's. @s lei Die
sanolng osr eriteu engliiden @olonie an bic
len Hiern geteiert inovaeu, en bensn iifl Die
Vlpmontb- Solonie BON Waifaduistts anfie.
bette. Sas Solt bon Maine babe bas Heflt,
Elm greigniB bon folder 9ebeutIamtett fiIr Die
@oloniitrnng oes 2anbes su ceiebrtren. Der
@ouperneur ltellte oanH ben Or. '9ogt bon
Stem UOrf oils Seitreoner Dor, Der cine aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-01
Suradge30gea.

Sa i6 mid BON Der 6irHa 8. 9SeatberbB 6
Sobne, nit meltber ib ipdbreno oer letten q Sabre
oereniat iuar getreuut, 10 babe i bGs central 9ez
'.eaene Ii. beaneme 4agerbaus, ysr. 369, gYeftz
Salttmoreiirabe, Dem rgutdtp zSouie" geseniiber
eemiethet, moIel6t idb i'm Stanoe bin, NIT poiti9>
liden @rbeitern alle mir anpertrauten Muftrd9e nit
Sdneui9feit auSjufi6ren.
Wieine perlontitt auimertiamfeit miro Der &ei>
anna unD 2}entiiation on G'ebduoen, uno Der
Grribtuny auer Irten SSer3> uno Sod<Ipparate
sefuiometein.
Oa Id oen 8ertauf bon Gbilion'S Furnaces uno
Ranges iibernommen, 10 peroe i'd immer einen sro=
gen Borratb uon bieieu Iusbeiierungeu porrdtbls
iieitsn Qnoereg rfSurnaees," yfaHses uus Oeien
iest i'm e5ebraade nno laoe slle eif. matuen Yors
ratp uno yreie 5l unterin6en, che e anoerspo taus
fen roer auilrd9e binteralen. abtun9sooa
(au92i, ,3Dite') Gbas. ySeatBerbg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-01
sic @ufl1treret tn eut,tdt1.

Xout sOtIIe, 81. Nug. = G1ne Spe5ldlz
0epeid1e an bas Courier Sournal" n1eloet,
bas etne Insabl Wdnner, iueldbe BON Stan=
foro aus,osen, Inn bic unruben in 9ancaiter
unterbriidsn su belfen, BON Der @ranb< Surf
in Garrett Gountp inNnflage pcriett ipurbeu.
gtad, bem offisieDen 8ablberi9t hat Sones
cine Maioritdt bon 6O,844 Stimmen bel Der
lebten gSabl erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-01

gfadl Hber ben Sob
elmer berii bmteu g Gugeriu.-@i Sin
elrop1iid)er Correspondent gibt nadtrGglld
nod, einiqe ribrenoe Details iiber oeu SOB
Der beriibmteu S6ngeriH B0rcpa= Jtoid. gSdb-
reno ser letten, ibrem EOOe uumittelb0r uors
anqebenoeu Sage, mar Iie nod geite8friif
mie INNER, 10 baB iie nidt uur aaeiu i'm
Stan0e mar, oeu yHobcngrtn" gang pOrSutra=
gen, iouoeru audi cine game @elclidlaft 5u
lnterbalten. Sn Der hleraui folgcnocn ytat)t
qebar iie ciu to0tes &iuo. Dis e oeu Sob
6iee8 10 iebniii1tig erwarteten unO lan9e &C.
uiini6ten SiuoeS eriubr, idien iid ibr Ser
ltaub burh oieen Sd)lag umWUltt 5u baben.
sic beg0nu IRE Ill reoeu, tl1gt, II milocn
Sd)mcrSen8 9(uSbriifen Iid) ielblt al8 llri0dle
oes So6eS ocs &inOe8 an, mOeHt le iIdl Der
IlnporIidtiQfcit uuo ileber- 9tnTeugung- be-
,6ulbigte, mo ucrblleb in otcier Stimmung
bis III ibrcm Gube. 3br @atte fit idmer5-
lid, iomobl in f0rperid]er uie i'll geiittger
Sesiebung ii5cr btcicn groBen &erluit, uno
obmoGl er nugenblidi6 NIT Der Siloaug eli
ncr eu9lijheu Spcrntruppc beiLbditilt 1T, NIT
melder er bic bauptia6ibiten StGote @roBs
brttanuien'S wGbreno Der fommenOel Saiiou
I'll burtSieben geocrtt, 10 1T CT bod uOtontN
men tbeilnamloS unO getillg geldmdd]t, 10
baB CT faum nod etueu Sdatten bon Der al
ten, euer9iihcn @eldldit8tbdtiqFcit uuO benz
fiiuitlcriid)eu Gntbulia8mil8 beiitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-01
SntereIat.teS aus Utah.

Salt9afe s tn, 81. Aug. = . s be-
itdtigt fif, baB @ouuerneur @ooos f6 ae:
ipeigert bat, Osm Cannon ein Bablmanbat
als @ougreB- 0elegat ausSuitelen.
= Die Wfornlonen bon Seaeer hnb duBerit
aufsebrad)t iibcr Die gerbaftung ocs Sbipp
pegeu 8olngauie, nnb babcn Die Snnbes,
Seanlten nit Sbdtlidlfetten bebrobt.
9as @ri6einen BON Wtilliouen BON Sell-
ifreden in ben @benen ueruriahte eine aa9e<
ntetne 8eunrubigung Inter ben Sarmern.
-Su fountain Green ipuroe Elm mobile
fainter Mormone, NanlenS Gbriitian Tur
felion, ,pdbrenS er anf Gem 6elbe arbeitete,
bonn Siise getroifen nno angenbltdlid ge-
t0btet.
Ser Sberit Morran bonn 13. 6e9iment
petlieB aeftern Camp 0OualaB, I'M iid ami
ieinen ncuen Yofen na4 @pomtng uno gtes
braSfa Ill beaebcu.
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Sic stt,tatiott lit 9pmijio,ta

breueport, 81. 4uguit.-Oie 2uft
iit poler @eriif)te iiber Gle lluruben III Gon-
lbatta, boh feiner berlelben fam auf etne
alanbniisoise GueIe al1riifaefiibrt mcrasn.
Serren, rueld)e geitern Ntorsen Senibatta
oerlieBen, beridten, oaB slles rnbis lei.
Gin @eriidt iagt, baB Die @efangcnen auf
bem @ege na9 Mansfelb aufsefniipit purz
Ben, bod Der autider Der Mansfieloer Yoit
erfldrt, ba6 baiielbe nidlt luabr lei.
Sie yStmes" bat ioebeu fol9euoe Depeid)e
ersalten: Sin aus Oem Heo Htpere0anoe
eingetroiIetiel SER melbet, buf cine Gompag=
nte, p.lde itd) nit BEN arreftauten mad
Sbrepeport besab, 20 Meileu bon Der Stabt
entfsrnt, am Wtontas Nbeno BON 40 bis so
Seraner einseholt tpurbe, pelbe bon ben
@eiansegeg nrei auf berStelle nieberidohen,
unb biz dnbefen bret entfamen. Oteie Oepc.
l1e miro nldt aiIgemein geslaubt, oeun neb
rere Ysrionen, meld}e ben S1auplab oes
Waorbes paiiirten, baben gtidts gseben."
Sbreneport, 81. 4ug.-Steben einge=
troifene 8erldte beltatigeH bic 0epeife rer
,,Simes" uno laiien fpsnig 3weifel iibris,
oa6 bic @eiansenen BON @onibatta bel Mc-
6arlanb's Ylantage. 50 Yleilen BON bier er=
merbet rpuroen.
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9ie Ndubergei6t6te ans elias
hmm.

olumbus, 81. aug. = Die @ez
idi6te aus 2ee=@onntp, Nla., lit bebeuteno
iibertriebcn iporbeu. gtiemano pube ge=
tbptet unp Hur cine STRIDE iit in Sraub geitedt
murSeu. Sett 1T Q1eS ruhio.
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@ettere amtltdIc llnregclntaBtgE
feSfe&1

gbiea9o o, 81. Aug, = Der eemmiiidr
Der Sereinigten Staoten, Yapne, uno Der
0iltrifts @n,palt 9louer iiub beioe Der le-
bertretuug Der Steuergeiebe altJeflagt. GS
bat iid 1dinlid berausseiteat, Dap nlebr ais
500 9Sirtbe Dergangenes Satr perurtbeilt
fporcen fnb, BON oeuen ite MIR einfadl Die
Soften. nidlt aber aud bic auicrlesten Sruf.
aelber e1n9esoSen baben.
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Gpuifip,t atueier Nrat,taiiae.

Sree m a II 8 nrg, Pa., 81. Nng. =
3mei &oblen5iise BON Ser vsebisb =Salep=@i-
ienbabn" itieben in Der ytabe BON ben sSerfen
Der uNortbampton=@iien @ompagnie" Su=
iann1en. 10 9Sagsons murben uo1itdnbig
oernolirt uno Der Serfebr nad gsorben pie
mad, 9iioen mar @tunoen lang sebennlt.
Sic uriadle oss 3uiammenitoBss 'iit unbe-
fannt. Yerlonen iino nidlt perlebt lpOr0en.
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&ermiidte 2lmieigett.
Wid,t III bcraeHeu !!

ehe man cine @elbdJt5z pbeI S5ersnlsunas felle
atyitt, cine 3ufolfs Yolice III Der Iaas etae!rten
uno Oerautwortlihsn "fiavelers Lie ana Aefit eit,
dent Insurance Company iu loleh. e9 9''''
Quf uerihieoene lSetie. o,oo,,
Nusaejielte aIlgemeine 3ufaGsz$oIiesn: 1921!
setensz szSeritberun95s sYolicen:.. 19,491
SeSabtte anipride iir ilh3lhtedue une sez g., 90
G5elammt= Ginnabme. 2,9St, 10. 20 20
lle6eribui iber SeroinoIibfeiten. 96S, 422.6S
Sbps. s. W1cSnire, StaGts@lgent,
(9uo2O 1UitrJ i'm .Suuz"G9ebduoe.
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ag- Grniumscn iinb bos semenitGftlde aoos
Der Ueuibbeit. Cine Der ain Seiten ans5nbaltenben
lit cine 8cliuns oes rslmericam S,oufe" TIT So=
ton BON Seiten Der Gouriiten ooer 9eibdft6leute,
ipenn lie Soitons beiulen. Sur gSeni9e, Die oas
'American" eiunal prohirt baben, iuden le elm al@
oere6 Sotel iie iaben es centroIseesen, rubs uno
nit auen, lpas gum eurus uno 3ur Seauemltdtttt
oehort, uonaui Oericben. (2O2-l3N &ml
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9ie Grpeottton ttad1 oct uSdjtpar=
5ett Ser9eu."

Cincinnati, 81. gus. = Sen. Gutter
beri9tet bente on ben Sen. z9ieutsnant Sberi=
ban, bab feline Grpebtttsn naA Fort 0incoln
suriidgefsbrt ilf. Ser @eneral ifreibt: @tr
baben iber tauienb Msilen 5uriidgelegt unb
mein Commando tit in 10 portrefili6en1 3u=
tqnbe, baB es mor9en wisber iu's 6elb riiden
fgnu,"
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Scr 6elSmarft.

gfewsDorf, 81. aug. @elo aftip 81
2-21. gSehiel lau, 4.87}. golb itettg sll
1O9s-1O9f. Stllgationen aftip, Sed)ierl lS2,
'62er 112A. attien idloiien fan, 9tew 9ort
Central 1902, Grte "a, 2afe Sbore 73, Sa.
Central 90, Yittsburs S64, 9fortbmeitern So,
pref. 56a, 9tod Sslanb 1909.
uuterihaeamts 8ilaus: @olS s54, 1882 =
900 Snurort S62 e15 229
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fiibrlide unb Der Seier Ses Cages ansemeilene
&ebe bielt. @s plrhe beibloiien, cine ab=
ihrift Der 8ebe publiSiren III laIien, uno ite
in ben 4rhipen Der biltoriihen Societat BON
Nfaine aui3ubenabren. 9em 0teoner fpnroe
elm OanfesbeihluB su Sbeil. Gs pnroen
bann nod mebrere 8eoen gebalten, Die ser
iammlung itimmte eiuen 2obgelang an uuo
Bfarrer @uibman ertbeilte oeu Segen.