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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
SHOOTS THROUGH TRAIN.
j. L. Newcom Barely Escaped Flying
Bullet.

Sunday afternoon as train Nc on
the Illinois Central was moving toward
D-loi, When just outside of Denison,
someone shot at the train or in direc-
tion OF it, the bullet passing through
.one window and out through another
on the opposite side. There were a
number of Deloit people in the coach
coming from Dow City. Mr.. j. T.
Newcom was sitting by the window,
and had just arisen from the seat when
the shot was fired. Had he remained
IA the seat half minute longer he
WOO d have been hit. Mrs. Newcom
occapled the seat in front of him and
Mr. Turner the seat in the rear. Both
were covered with flying glass. 1t is
said that there was party of young
folks near the train, who were evident
ly out for picnic, but whether Or not
anyone OF the party did the shooting
is not known. Should the party be
found it would undoubtedly go hard
with him.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
Manila neUs Notes

Mrs. Buffard is visiting friends in CO..
Bluffs this week.
The Misses Bauer, who have been
teaching in the northern part of the
state, returned to this place 10 spend
their summer vacation.
Miss Grace Brown, of Eagle Grove, la.
has been visiting old friends the past
week.
The Misses Lura and Grace Bidack.
and Abbie Cook left the fist of the week
for Dakota where they will spend he
summer on their claims.
Ruth Robertson is visiting relatives
at Aspinwal.
Dr.. and Mrs. Christy have been spend
ing the week with friends in Defiance.
Bernard smethurst returned home Oh
Tuesday from ST. Paul, MIMI. where
he has been visiting at the pareu al
home. Mrs S, will remain few days
longer.
Harry Irwin came up from council
Bluffs to visit with his mother the past
week.
Pins are being made for glorious
Fourth in Manila.
Fred schram and wife are pleasantly
located in their new home in the nth
part of town.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
Jackson Items

Miss Margaret WEIGH was the guest of
her friend, Miss Lou White, on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Dozark and son Joseph. were bust
ness callers at Boyer on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Richardson and son
James, of Carroll county visited at the
home of their son. Charles, on Thursday,
Albert Novotne returned to his home in
Sioux City on Monday.
Little Christine Schwanz spent Thurs.
day night with her teacher. Miss lean Ri
ley
Mrs. Ed. Duffy, and son Wayne, were
callers at Boyer on Monday.
Little George and Rachel Riley are sick
with the measles.
Mrs. Henry Schwanz, aud daughter
Katie, we're guests of Mrs. Chas. Richard
son on Friday.
R. ]. Riley was caller at Ellis and Boy.
er on Friday,
The dance given at Herman Simms on
Friday was quite we'll attended.
Asa Brown. of Denison, was out look.
ing after the interests of the Dave Mahon
ey farm this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Schwanz were Sun
day guests of Mr., Ripples
Mr.. and Mrs George Novotne visited
at the home of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ahrenkeil.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
OPEN THEIR NEW HALL
Continued from page four

hall and get it ready, to haye social
time, it is impossible to make it sue
cess without the help of the ladies. 1t
is one OF the many places where we
cannot get along without them. And
to the ladies will say that inasmuch
as they are absolutely necessary, they
are doubly welcome: Their tastes and
mine in some things are also alike and
when the dancing comes / was going
to promise them that | was going to
dance with all of them. But the pres
ence of my wife here makes me hest
tate about making such promise, and
| am sure that the married people here
at least will know how it is and excuse
me from making it.
In conclusion this hall will be place
where old and young can come for
friendly meeting: where mirth good
natured fun and amusement wild hold
sway and where friends can meet who
otherwise might be unable to see each
other often. give you this sentiment.
The Military Brotherhood; may it al
ways live up to the high principles on
which it is founded and may this hall
never cease to be source of pleasure
and Oone f.. to a.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
Deus Hbodt De1oit.

Miss Blanche Shupitar brought hel
mother and little sister to Delot on Mon
day afternoon to take the train to Breds
where they will visit few weeks with
Mrs. Bundt
MIR. E. r. Smell brought his brother
Mr.. H. Smell and daughter, Cora, and
Mir Miller on Monday afternoon tic take
the train for Schaller.
Mrs. Winnie Brown and Mrs. Laura
Welsh !. NJ. Childres and Chas. Brogden
were passengers TO Denison on Monday Of
last week.
Ira Golf and wife are staying at M. Hunts
for the present.
Mrs. Edna Hagen and children arrived
Tuesday from Sioux City for visit with
relatives and fir ends.
The c. & N. w. agent, Mr.. Baber. had
10 call out his men at two o'clock Tuesday
nighten go to wreck on the line between
Bower and Wall Lake which came near
being a serious affair.
Miss Bertha Hoppe, who spent several
weeks at the Brown and Turner homes a
YEAR ago has been very sick, but at present
is much improved in health.
MIS- Kick of Denison was a guest at the
Patchin home last week.
Among those who attended the L 4. S.
conference at Dow City Saturday and
Sunday fwere G. ]. Hunt, J. T. Newcom.
and wife T. C. Dobson and wife. T..
Turner, MRS. S. X. Dobson, Iven Carsten
son, l. A. Wedlock and i I, Spence. The
next conference will be held in Deloit in
October
Miss Eunice Dobson and MRS. Jas Spence
went to Dow City Thursday to attend the
Sunday School Convention and will re-
main over Sunday.
MI. John Curry was in town Monday.
He has been teaching at Germantown,
Neb., ..and will spend his vacation at home
returning to Neb. FOR the fall term in Sep
TENDER.
The people of Deloit and vicinity met
on Friday for the purpose of celebrating
the fourth of July. c. ]. Cose was APP
pointed Chairman. and ]. B. Chadwick,
clerk. motion made that we should cele-
brate. seconded, Carried. Motion made
that chair appoint committee of three to
locate grounds, amendment for committee
to have full charge of selling rights ETC., of
grounds. Chair appointed E. Brogden,
S Wedlock and F. H. Brogden. Motion
made that Chair appoint allrcommittees,
Carried Finance committee, Mrs. Ellen
Horr, ]. Chadwick, F. H. Brogden
Will Huckstep, Milt Childres, Stanley
Brown, and ]. c Phillips committee on
program: music, Rev. Morgan, ]. C. Phil
lips and VIM. McKim: committee on sports
A. Sinamark. Eli Baber, Chas. Cose. Mo-
ton to adjourn until next Friday night,
carried
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
Denison VS. Brick1ard

The Brickyard team played a pick
up Denison team last Saturday. While
the score on both sides were numerous
the game was interesting. The brick
yard boys were given vacation at 8
O'Clock and the game was p'ayed as
scheduled.
The score is as follows:
Denison 20OO343 2O-14
Brickyard 0621222x-l6
The players were Denison; Anderton c
Harris. p: Hutch, S; Thompson, B;
Robinault, S B; Petersen, t B: Deck, If;
Mackey +; Servoss, rf;
Brickyard B. Freed c: H. Heiden, IS:
A. Green p; B. Dickson, B: L. Larson
9 B; E. E.y, B. Olson f: ] Qaigley
CT: G. SCHNEIDER f.
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jackson Items.

Albert Navotne of Sioux City is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. Ed Duffy.
Andrew and Christie Schwanz were
business callers at Ellis on Wednesday.
Miss Margaret WEIGH spent Sunday
at her home in Vail.
R. j. Riley was Denison visitor Sat
urday,
Mr.. and Mrs. T E. Abbott were cal
lers at Vail Saturday.
Joseph Dozark and sister Mary and
Miss Margaret WEIGH attended the ball
given at the opera house at Vail on Fri
day night.
Ed. Duffey and Frank Alyward at
tended the democratic convention at
Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Dozark visited Friday at
the home of Mr. Dozark's mother.
R. Riley was a caller at Henry
Maypard's on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brogrem attended
church at Vail on Sunday.
The Boyer callers this week were Ed.
Duffy, Albert Navotne Henry Maynard
and 4. J. Riley.
G. W. Tucker of Denison. Samuel
Laughery and Bernard Killeany of De-
lott were Sunday guests of r. j. Riley.
Henry MAYNARD shipped carload of
hogs to Chicago Saturday.
Miss Alys White is visiting in Vail
Misses Lou Vile, Call, IDA aud
Anna Ellis, Mary Dozark. Margaret
WEIGH, Clara Dober, Katie Schwan2
and little sister Lizzie, Lou Margaret
and Regenia Riley, and Messrs w. will
roth, John Woolly, Jas. Dozark Delbert
Ellis, Henry Schwanz, Vernon Clark
Harry Riley, James Wulf, Mrs. John
Taylor and children. were Denison Wis
ltors on Presidents Day
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
Charter Oak Chats.

Mr.. P, D. Mcmahon left on Thursday for
Colorado whore he has mine interests which
are proving very valuable.
Mrs Martins. Of Mapleton, is now proprie-
tor of the Charter Oak House which was for
merly run by Mrs. Pennell. We understand
that Mr. Pennel takes possession of the hotel
at Odebolt.
Quite crowd of young people from here at
tended the dance in Ricketts, June 9th, and
from all reports hada good time Ricketts, is
the place to 90 for good time.
Mr.. r, w. Bamford and family visited in
the Oak over Sunday.
ting horses out OF pud ask Riley Johns.
The G. Q. hoys played another game of ball
June 9TH. in which Battle Creek came out sec
end best the score being seven to one in fav-
or of Chirter Oak, A, uAG.,i. q large crowd
witnessed -
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17

On last Wednesday evening Mr.. aud
Mrs. r. A. Romans gave dinner in
honor of Rev. and Mrs. j B Harris of
Boone and Mrs. L. NJ Shaw of wash
ington. The dinner was made up of
many courses and was elegant in every
particular. Beautiful floral decora-
lions were in evidence throughout the
spacious rooms, After spending two
hours in dispensing v 18th the many
sod things AMI il social conversation
the company adjourned to listen to the
address of Rev. j Harris before the
college students. 1t is unnecessary to
state that Mr.. and Mrs. Romans fully
sustained their reputation as enter
tainers. One of the pleasant features
of the evening was series of splendid
readings by Prof. John Dunn Martin.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17

On Monday evening Dowdall Lodge
No. 80 K of P. entertained about
twenty visitors from Manila. They
also had the pleasure of entertaining
Mr.. 0. M. Gillett, of independence.
Grand Chancellor of the Domain of
Iowa. Initiatory work was given two
candidates. and lap luncheon served
later in the evening. During the course
of the evening number of speeches
were made, all going to show the
harmonious feeling existing among
the locge members. The brothers
found in Grand Chancellor Gillett q
gentleman, of the most pleasing man
ners, and magnetic personality and q
man true to the Pythian order.
During his term as Grand Chancellor
the order has greatly prospered,
throughout Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
OLD COURT HOUSE SOIL
Fritz Timm Buys Hoeffer's Saloon and
Court House.

FritzTlmm has, purchased the Hoetfer
saloon and cid court house building, of
Mr.. Hoetfer and will take possession
on July 1s+. 1t is understood the con-
slderation is $4,000 and the old court
house is to be set ready for foundation.
Mr.. Timm will fit up the court house
for hotel purposes and conduct the
saloon in connection. Mr.. Timm was
at one time in the saloon business in
Denison and is familiar with the bust
ness. Having large circle of friends
he will undoubtedly make success OF
the business.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National Bank
AT Denison. Iowa. at the close of business on
the 9th day Of June, 19O3 as required
by the Comptroller Of the Currency.

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. ............... $5l9344 SO
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1925 ~
United States Bonds to secure cir
culatlOn. ................. lUOVO w
Bank Building, furniture and fix
lures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. $1,000 90
Due from Approved Reserve Agts.. 1882 So
Checks and other CASH items. -. 2,275 IS
Notes Of other National Banks. 1000 90
Fractional paper currency, Nickels
and Cents. Observation-Disclosures. 40 10
Specie. Observation-Disclosures. 9197 10
Legal Tender Notes. 1900 90
Redemption fund with U. s. Treas
urer Is per cent of circulation).... 5000 90
Total s7l7 1855 rs
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 500. 900 90
Surplus fund. ................. $4,000 90
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid ............... 49,. 1895 IS
National Bank Notes outstanding. 100000 90
Individual Deposits subject to
check. ........................ lO2 1855 81
Demand certificates Of Deposits. S6264 ~
Time Certificates ofDeposits 2S6, 1859 II
Total ..............S SIT, ls5 70
STATE OF IOWA. tcS
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD. 80
|, Sears McHenry. cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true and correct to the
SEARS McHENRY,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
18th day of June, 1903. E. w; PIERCE;
LSEAL.l Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Sis. MeiiEs@3. Directors
I. Ssy!AsS
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17

We also have a fine Mammoth Ken
tucky JACK, weight 100 pounds, the
hrgest Jack ever making a season in
Oenison. Will be at LAUBS BARN.
TERMS: $1,000 to insure mape with
IoaL Owned by II. d. MEEVES.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
CARsTENs SELLS SALOON

Mr.. j. H. Carstens has closed a deal
whereby he disposes of his saloon pro-
perty to Mr.. John Saggan is quite we'll
known and will no doubt do lucrative
business. He will take possession on
July l.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
DEBORAH .Jr.
2.24A

DEBORAH Jr. is a brown, stands
E6 bands high and weighs close
to 1900 pounds. He has year
ling colts that weigh 500 and
several 2-year Odds that sold for
$zoo. One five months old
colt sold for 5000. Breed large
and colts have fine action. Will
make the season of 1908 at
LaubS Barn DeiSOn
Every day in the week except T THURS
DAY he will be at Deloit.
TERMS: To insure mare with foal
Parties disposing of mares or re-
moving from tae county, service fee
due at once.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-06-17
"True Americans M"

The above is the title of q great lee
ture to be- given in Denison on july 3D.,
by the eloquent lawyer--preacher. Ed
ward Thomson, Phi. d. D. D. LID. He
is under the immediate direction of the
Sunday League of America, and is to
deliver his lecture in thirty cities of
this state, therefore tie admission will
be free, aud instead of collection. the
people will be asked to subscribe for
literature on Sunday reform, published
by this league, which it desires to put
in every home in the city. Speaking
of this great lecturer, President Roose-
welt says-.His work in New York was
of immense value" President Foraker
of Ohio says.-"I have known him for
thirty years; he is On excellent man.
and splendid Abilities The Nashville
Daily American says-''He is one of
most finished orators of the South. -
Remember the date Denison July I'd.
Mrs. Julian Hahn died at the home
OF her daughter Mrs. william Moffit
near Buck Grove Wednesday June 10
at the age of seventy seven years. Mrs.
Hahn has long been resident of De.
fiance, and leaves large circle of rel
atives and friends in this and Shelby
county to mourn their loss, great
many who followed her to her last
resting place. She was the mother CT
Mrs. VIM. Nc Bride of Denison town
ship who with other relatives has been
at her bedside almost continually for
the past five months. Funeral services
were held at Defiance in the United
Brethren church on Friday June II
Rev. Sturgeon officiating. and inter-
ment was made in the Defiance GENE
terV.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
0tttstpn.

- Gin StaIiener bon Siurmerbile.
osEen Rame nidt in grfabrun8 eebra1i
werben fonnte, tpuros aui Samitap
Nadmiitag in bsm @Ister Sdaft burd
einen 5sIienfau auf Der Sisae sstobtst.
- Ser goIs Mi6asl gafOnOipsi
ipurbs am Srsitas Worssn. ole er I'D
auf bem @ess sur Arbeit befanb, nabs
Der 2anscIiffs 8sGs bon einsm o. & 8
8uss ssi,offen unb auf ber Steae esi6o'
tet Gr ipiub bon her in @bieago pobn'
baftsn @attin iibsrIebt.
Better polis bon Sturmerbiue per'
futbte am Sonntag in einem Hnfaae bon
2ebensiitereruB fein 2eben su beenben.
inbem er iih nit einem &aiirmeRsr oer
Gals burHI6niit. @r puroe furS mad
Der 9bat bIuiiberftbmt aufgefunben unc
na& bsm bieIeen Soipitul ssbra6t mo-
ielbft naH Der n5tbissn 8sbanbIuns NOR
iiG Der Soffnune bineab. bab er pieosl
aenefen tpiirbe. AIen @rnartunaen ent'
seasn. itarb Der Wann bod am Ylontaf
Mbenb.
= 9bomas Wartin, elm befanntel
iunser Rann bon Rod Strabs, Cor
Sane, uno i'm go. s Sha&t ber 8snn
aobIsn @ompanie ansefeat. tputos on
5amitas BON sinsm bsrubfaaenosn gro
Sen @is3opfsn om 8opis sstrofsn uni
ale man TIN auifanb. lae er beiinnunss
los ON Subs bss Sda&tss. Gr tpuro'
mad ieiuer Dobnuns esnommsn, mo s'
Elm paar Stunbsn ipdter bsr erbaliensi
8srlssuns erlas.
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Rorb Scranton.

- Rabs 8ssie Sirabs ioqibirts an
Samfas Norsen Elm 4abnpaeen mil
BEN Debsman 8ddsrpaeen unb bas
Reiultat ipar, bab ber lebtere Waeen bbl
bej6dbigi unb au& sinss Der pferb,
tismliG f&per perlsbt ipuroe.
- I'm al2 nbr Samfas 0a&l
ipurbe in BEN @bnarbs @sbdube az
putnam Strabe, bon @omsr RiGarbi
bstpobnt. Elm Branb bur& cine sgpIooirt'
2amps psruria&t. 60 eelane Der burd
Rotten SO alarmirtsn Seuerwebr, BIZ
5Iammen nit sinem SHaben bon eitpa
$50 su betpaIiissn.
= Gs ift fsRsshsllt pOrbsn, bub SObr
3. Gapanausb bon Stanton Strabe aud
an ben Bodsn lsibst unb bsrielbe barauf,
bin na@ bsm emergency SoipitaI ouI
BEN psftIi&en @sbirss esnommsn. Di'
anbsren 5amilienmiteIisbsr uureen &C.
impft unb beren Wpbnuns aeiitpsiIie un'
Ter luarantane ssfsat.
II Sin spsiiiSdisss SoIassbaube at
Ibsobor Sirabs, ale Dobnuns une ga
ben bon Abram 6einbere benust. irurb,
Dientas Riitas burh Elm Ssuer ssrt6rt
DsRsn Gntitsbuns auf BEN sipsiten SIuI
unbsianuh iif. Vie bic alarmirte Seuer'
psbr sintraf. Ranb bas @ebduos in BEL
len SIammen unb ipar bofnuneslos tsr
loren.
- George 80. Hotusn. Elm Minsr. be
aIs elm Diaisr cine lofale Bsrabmtbsi
srlanst bat, Iisb am Wontas Samus
Sotpsg bon @asne Mpsnue un6 Sob
pcpea bon Warsarst aps. perbaitsn, ,ipsi
Es i'm anbisltsn. ale Ct aus Arbsit eine
aui ibn ipudien unb aud Stsins nae
'bm warfen. 8eibe ipurben bierauf 70
unptbentIi&es Bsirassn is sl5 be
arait unb aud fir itr seri&tli&es CT
ihsinsn unter $500 4areiHaft sehsai
8owen eeb6rt ni6t sur Winers rlnion
mdtrsnb feline anersifer bsibe rniO
Witslisbsr finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-01-15
sBilfesbarre maArt4ten.

= Die gbefrau bes Serrn Bhilip
8odsp 1T fhiper srtranft.
s. Ser Wosienbaa bsS Sddbenber'
sins finost am 90. 6ebruar ftatt.
-Sn pIpmouib if ilraIi& eer be-
fannie bsuii&e 8areer Btliam Wa8ener
eefotben.
- SHE es bsibt. buben bic 8rauer ba'
bier bic Sorberunsen ibrer Mrbeitsr um
cine 2otnerb0bunB tetplliet.
& Der @irit bes @ranb Union So'
tel babisr, 4. 2ansoon. irurbe ON Non'
tag bon Nlbermann Donobue nm 81
gents unb bic Rotten sshrcft, ipe,l ct
seeen elm Disnitmdbden eefuGt bate.
oas ni&t sur feitseIestsn Belt aufesiian'
ben ipdr.
= Sim eanssn @somins TbaIe III bic
@uereie in Der 3oblsnf6rberung cine fie'
bsrbafte unb bas Nuantum nod ME er'
rsitt porbsn. 8oble. bic am Worsen
BON BREEDER f5mmt. III aud fdcn Dor.
mittass auf osm Wsss na& BEN Often.
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Das Ehal dbw arts.

IabIur. .-Die Columbia 8au unb
Nntelbe @efellidaft piro ibre balbidbr'
liGe Sauptperiammlune nd6fen Wlon'
tae absnb in Senrp Ndaelrs Gale ab.
balten. Seber aftisninbaber tpirb auf.
ssforosrt, ii& an berieIben su beibsiIiesn.
SIN Der @eneraIberiammlun8 bss bie'
iiasn @IfitIi 8eteins ON lsbtsn Samfae
Abeub murben folsenoe Bsamtsn ere
pdbt: 9rdiibsnt. Sobn Sdilb (@ar'
psnier); 8as.9tdfOsnt, WeI&ior Stuff
bod; S&riftftibrsr. Sspip Dit; Sinan3
Sefrsidr. WleI&ior bon 8srsen; S@ub'
msihsr. @aspar bon BsiBenFuh; Ba&s.
Sobn WpB; SabneuirdBer. aRet&ior
sSmeerf, 8eter S&iIb unb Sobn 9.
Strein Wari6ou. abrabam 8ir&sr /;
y giillfsnt. Srsb. Weber Truftee fdr lS
Wonaie, Gaspar SGilb. nuter anbss
rem purbe au& beIdIoHsn, BON nun on
bic 8eriammIuneen in ber Saue oes
Ssnrp bon @sibsn1ub ubsubaltsn. Ser
8oifanb tpirb nun in naHiter Belt eas
Mobllnr, Sabnen. etc, mad bortbin
transportirsp. -Sstr emil Tbomann fisl
lssisn Samiae Absnb 10 unsladIl4.
bab ef iit cine Rippe brad. tpel&es ibn
ffir sinipe Belt arbsiiSunfdbie MAIDEN
pirb. .-Su bsr TupIor @rube fano gee
fern Dlorssn sine @rubeneassrploRon
itait, bur6 ,psIas Der 8srsmann 60.
marb Dapib est6otst uno ber Maf&inilt
Charles @ssb lebenSssfdbrIiG perlebi
purbsn. Die Mdnner botten fih in bic
3e&e bsssbsn. um Rsparaturen au mos
1en. uno snisanbstsn bic 6aie bur& sins
unbeihdbte 2ampe. Dapib mar 81
Sabre alt unb unperbeiraibst.
- 3wsi Wdnner. Noittetr SulIipan
bon Olb Soree unb Brablsp Com oros
non Durpso, ipurben am Samfas 8or'
mittos in Der 8iaiam u. 8ede gu Dur.
pea burd cine 0assrplOfon bbs per'
brannt; srtierer irue am QOpf. @sf&
unb a5rpsr eefdbrli&e 8ranbpunoer
babon uno lestsrer bic eIsihen 8ranbl
tpunben. isbOn ni&t 70 esfdbrli&.
- @dbrsnb elm 9ols am Sonntas
gtaGmiiias bur6 Minooiu paiiirte. tpur'
ben bon elmer ansabl 2naben Elm form
li6er SoesI bon S&nssballen na& ibn
seiGIsuosri; msbrere bsrisIbsn irafen ibI
am aopfs unb biss erbofe ben Wunr
eerori, bab ct einsn 8spolber 400 uni
benieIben auf bic anaben abbradte. De
l0idbriss 9homas 2pbon ipurbe Dol
elmer 8ussl in bic Brufi setroffsn uni
ssfdbrIiG psrlsst. Der S&iebboIb snt
fob na@ GREENWOOD, no &C pobnen ioa
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Dpn @eterebnra.

= George Sarbsr fen. III pisbsr aui
Der QranisnIiRs.
- @ittns piitod bon Aib Stra5s,
bic i&per lranl mar, befinbst f& tpisbsr
auf bsr 8shsrune.
Subj. Sdifnsr. beg on elmer i9nss
rsn @tfdltuns nisoerlae. iit ioipeit bsrse.
itsli. bah sr wisbr aussebsn farm.
-Sobn SbriR if Bisbsr aIs afsifos
eruannt iporben unb ipirb nd&ftsns nit
BEN 8u&s bsrumiOmmsn. barum ipsrri
bic Sunbs in ben Keller.
-Ssuts absnb Fnhen bier bic gsi.
mdripablen far ben S&ulratb unb an.
bsrs Barbdmtsr Ratt. Sur srhsres aml
beipsrbsn ii& bic Ssrrsn Better Siipp uni
Dm. 6offmann.
- Die betaste Srau 9inesr in alsir
England. an auie Sirass. iR i:tt GO
Sabre alt unb nod immer muntsr, bod
mus ne i'm Sauie bIsiten. ipeil Fe an hsi
2ra6e aehsa mub.
= Di1is @Srlit katts has llneIild,
in osm Giisnperf ber Dunmore Stab
@ompanis ben Sub nit fllifssrem Giisr
~ bertrsnnen. iobab &c arbeitsunfdbif
~. Dr. 1srnasin bat @iais In 9ur.
= Die goIi,iRsn 2ouis @SrIit uni
6reb. Rarius unb Ssrr George Qinbat
isbrten am DonnerRae absnb bon Raip,
lin, Ba.. surld. no Re sinise Gage ben
6if&fans oblaasn. SuIamnsn braater
bic Srei stipa 30 Pfunb Slid bsin.