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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12
KLEINHANs GOT HIM.
Oslxaloosa Merchant Fined $40 for
Selling Eleven Bad Eggs.

Oskaloosa. Kan. Feb. 12.-It cost
Alex Kerr, Valley Falls groceryman
$40 to sell eleven bad eggs. The sale
was made December 20 and the pur-
chaser was Allan Stockwell, keeper OF
d reStaurant.
Inspector Kieinhans was at Valley
Fails Tuesday and to him Stockwell
made complaint that he had purchased
two dozen eggs from Kerr for which he
had paid so cents and that out of the
lot there were IL bad ones.
He had five witnesses to prove the
fact. S-ockwell certified to the inspec-
tor that he had asked Kerr to make
good the IL bad ones and that he re-
fused.
Kerr in defense said that some one
had 1t in for him and that the bad
eggs were brought to his store in or
der to get him in trouble. He was ig-
Eorant as to who sold him the eggs.
Inspector Kleinhans made formal
complaint to the county attorney and
Kerr came down today and entered a
plea of guilty before Justice Leech. He
was fined SO and cost.
The food laws prohibit the sale OF
bad eggs. and the dealer for his pro-
lection must candle his eggs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12
HONORING LINCOLN.
More Than 100 Events Scheduled in
New York City.

New York, Feb. 12--New York, city and
state, in common with many other cities
and states throughout the country, is to-
day honoring the memory of Abraham
Lincoln, born on February u, year more
than century ago. The day has been
a legal holiday in New York state for
fourteen years past.
The principal event scheduled for the
day in this city is the annual Lincoln din
ner or the Republican club at which Pres
ldent Taft viii deliver the principal adj
dress. Republicans from far and near are
IN the city for this dinner, which will be
held at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Many business houses, particularly the
Wall street district are observing the day
by closing their doors. More than a
hundred public meetings and lectures are
on the days program in various parts of
the city The speakers include Governor
Robert B. Glenn of North Carolina,
George B. Cortelyou, former secretary of
the treasurer; President Melancthon
Stryker of Hamilton college, and Gen
erals Daniel Sickel and James Grant Will
son. both intimate friends OF Lincoln.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12

But why do you put your friends
Things in the dining-room? ?" oh he is sc
used to restaurants that he won't enjoy
his dinner unless he can watch his hal
and coat. Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12
S6SHIGTS

The State Y. NJ. c. A convention
closes Sunday.
c. L. Gates will speak at the police
headquarters at $50 this afternoon.
Dad" Elliott of Chicago will speak
at Washburn chapel at 6:15 this even
Ing. The college glee club will sing.
The Shawnee Bar association met
this noon at the Commercial club
quarters.
Governor w. R. Stubs will preside
at the Auditorium mems meeting to-
morrow afternoon.
Governor w. r. Stubs has given
800 towards the State Y NJ. G. A
work during the ensuing year.
This has been a busy day for those
who are circulating petitions. Friends
of candidates for the school board
are most active.
The convention speakers have been
holding mems mass meeting at various
places throughout the city, such as at
the fire departments and factories.
A cablegram. which will be read
this evening at the session of the State
7. n. c. A. convention. was received
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12

at the Central association building
from Geo. E. Lerrigo in Hong Kong,
China.
Chains That Bind is the subject of
the address that will be given tomor-
row by L. A Coulter of Texas at the
great Auditorium mems mass meeting.
The doors will be open at 2:3O. the
meeting to commence at 8 o'clock.
If the weather conditions are favor
able the work of putting up the steel
framework for the new Mills building
should be completed in a little more
than month The work has been
going on rapidly during the past few
days.
D. o. Coe. DIR. Pettyjohn, Judge
Huron, E.. ". Thompson. John Q.
Moore and C. H. Fenstermacher re-
turned today from Emporia. where,
last night, they attended a banquet
given at the Whitley hotel, which was
attended by eighty prominent citizens
interested in the laymen's missionary
movement. Ex-Congressman White
house is chairman of a committee
which will stir up enthusiasm for
sending delegates to the Topeka con-
Tention.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12

company has placed in more repair
machinery for both the automobile
parts and the tires. They keep twelve
men at work constantly and will in
floor will be used for car space. The
second for repair machinery and work
and the third for tire tredding. This
Is the only establishment in the state
that retreds tires. This company also
handles the Stafford car.
E. G. Kinley, with his present re-
pair shop at 426 Jackson street, will
increase his business and his location
before summer. Mr.. Kinley will build
a two-story stone building at APP jack
son and will have the two stories of
this building. He will do repair work
and automobile painting. MIR. Kinley
also has the agency for the Ford.
The auto mobile business in Topeka
has attracted to this city thirteen new
cars during the last winter. These
mercial Truck, Columbus, Electric,
Cole, Interstate, Moline Empire, White
gasoline car. Oldsmobile. Oakland,
Mora, Baker Electric, Hudson and
Flanders.
The following agencies have the fol-
lowing cars on their floors:
Nicholas Motor Car Co.-Cadillac.
Warner & Potter-Overland, REQ,
Columbus Electric, Waverly CONNER
cial Truck
Kansas Motor Car Co.-Brush, Cole.
Seery & Morton-Maxwell.
NJ. w. Long-Interstate, Moline.
Rambler Auto Co.-Rambler.
Stafford Motor Car Co.-Stafford
White Garage Co.-Empire, White
Steamer, White Gas.
B. NJ. Campbell-Oakland. Oldsmo-
bile, Petrol.
Cowdrey Auto & Supply Co.-stod-
dard-Dayton. Buick, Mora.
E. G. Kinley-Ford.
N. S. Wear-Thomas Flyer, Chal-
mers-Detroft, Iaker Electric, Hudson,
E. NJ. F., Flanders, Haynes, Mitchell.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12
SIS FOR A FUNERAL.
African Baptist Preachers Decide to
Charge for Services.

Red Bank. N. J., Feb. 12.-On ac-
count ow the increased cost of living.
the preachers of the African Baptist
church gathered here at the Atlantic
coast Baptist ministerial conference,
have agreed hereafter to make fixed
charge for sermons or addresses de-
livered at funerals, marriages and
senipublic functions.
The charge for a public Grafton or
political address will be ten dollars
and the fee for funerals, weddings
and minor functions will be five dol
lars. Any pastor violating the agree
ment Is to be fined one dollar and de-
prived OF the right to preach for thirty
DAYS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12

just arrived in New York after a brief
in a limited field of action, but if he
had been emperor of Germany or king
of England he would have been es-
teemed the first figure of his time. In
financial or commercial life he would
have been Morgan or a Rockefeller.
'All his ideas were on grand scale
and whatever mistakes he made were
due mainly to the difference between
the part he wished to play and the lit
tie theater in which he had to play it."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12
PRAISES LEOPOLD.
New Ambassador TO Mexico I.auds the
Late King.

New York. Feb. f2.-High praise for
Leopold, late king of the Belgians,
comes from Henry Lane Wilson, ex-
minister to Belgium, who leaves for
his new post as ambassador to Mexico
next week.
perior of any reigning monarch in
Europe" said Mr.. Wilson. who has
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12
new YORK WANTS IT.
Several Other Cities Also After Inter.
national Aero Meet.

New York, Feb. 12.-President Cort-
landt Field Bishop of the Aero Club
of America hopes to obtain for New
York city the international aviation
meet next fall He has begun the COL
lection of a 100000 guarantee fund
with a personal subscription of $1,000.
Within the next fortnight he hopes to
find nineteen other men who will con-
tribute an equal sum.
Among other cities now bidding for
the meet are Los Angeles. Indianapolis.
Chicago. Baltimore and Washington.
Seven entries have already been re-
ceived for the meeting-three from
France, one from italy and three from
the United States.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-02-12

Mistress-Anna. you've been wearing my
patent leather shoes again. Anna-So
sorry, ma am, but always mistake them
for my rubbers.-Meggendorfe Blaetter.
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N6murrl OOem.
Sdlreibcm Sic Jest fir Gin frcies BRO.
besIafct BON Enramio Eile Gare
nnb erprubtu iie ihren
iidlcrcn @ertb.

g4ir ipiinfhsn Elm Yrobe Padet bon
ppramto pile Sure Seoem 5u isnoen,
Der an 6omorrbpoen Ieibe..
gDir iperoen ioIt Elm padet toiten'
frei per Qoit 3uihiden in einfahem
umIhIae an QQt, Die uns ibren ylas
men unD 9loreiie einienoen.
DieIes gadst entbdIt eenug qpra,
nib gile Cure, um gu beipeiien, odB q
bas bette mittel fir 6dmorrbotbtn I'm
War.te lit. unb ioIh Elm prpbss qadei
bat pisle 5GlIs bon 5dmorrbpiosH obn'
tpeiters 8ebnnelun1 tlirirt.
Sober 9potbet:r pertauft 9promin
pile Cure. grsis fiinf5ia Gents. Dsn.
Ten Sic nur, .pis erfoIsrsih ss itir
mub, oies I'll thun unb ME popular
bisis tIsinsn 3Gpfter iinb. asin 1rus
bel, llnannsbmIittsit. S6mer3en coer
gsdngftisuna. Gle iutrtsH miIoe. ii6er
uHo beipirten in oisIsn SdIIsn. tpas
2eute aIs Dunpr anisbsn. abreF.
pprdmto Drug Gp.. 161 pnramio
glog., MedrfbolI. m2in.
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Ssruriadlt Sen,r IN benz @obnbauie
oes Serru VI. SbideoanB.

On bem Wpbrbauie ns Serrn
QIsTis S6ideoor3. gO. 128 malpsrn
gIacs, Mit. 4uburr, sntitauo gsiiern
gtahmittoa p0bgeno Der Qbtpsisnteit
Der 5amiIie, iscenfons infoIss zines
ihaotbaftsn aautiangs, Elm 5susr,
tpeI6es seraums ,3eit gsbranat bate.
bepor es. ettpa 10 Wiru!sn Dor 2 llhr,
bon Nahborn sHtoett rpuroe. 8tm
StilldIdrm fplgtc ult tpeniasn Minus
ten Elm Marm BON UleIoer 317. fpeIs
dem bon Sprissn Gompagnis 20 une
qsitsr. .aDmpagnis 4 Jo!gs ssIsiittt
tpurbs. Bel Qniunit Der 5susrbsr bdts
ten bic JIamusr bereits 5ismIih be-
oeutenoe TimeniioHsn ongsnommen
unb oas 8lpeite 5tottpert uHo ben
3a6itubI srqriiisn. Der grauo srregte
in Der Rahbarihafi cine rieiise aufs
rssuns uno Iot;e 5unoerts BON Reus
gierigsn htrbsi. Rad ettpas hdIbIiiins
bigtr arqsitrsrQtsr Qrbsit gslan9 es
ben 20idmannidafteH, Der Jldmmen
!oerr 8u ptrorH. Dor Antuuft Der
6sueripsbr bo;:cn Rahborn sinsn fleis
nen 11siI Der Sinrintuns oes Serrn
SdidsbanB in Sihtrbelt gebrdtt.
9roBosm beIGuit fib Der BON lssterenl
srIittens Staoen auf ca. $1,000. III
ishoh gum Slid burd1 9eriihsrang
etbsdt. Qn oem Sauis tpuros sbtns
faus bebeutenosr Shaben ongerIhtet,
ba Oas 3psits 5todipert uusgebronnt
unp Der 9a6itu5l pouitdubia 5sritori
tpprosn 1T. 0as Jeuer mar. ME aes
iaqt, burd sineu fhaobofien Rauhs
fang gum 4usbruh geipmmsn UNI
3tpar in benz Gubboben 5tpHten BEN
eriten uno spsi,cn Siodtnsri.
Ssrr Stitsoans. ipsI6er benz Re
boiiionsitab bss ~9olisbloit" onss'
| bort, befaHo 'ih bersits In Der Sffie.
Bel Der arbsit. aIs er per selspbon oi'
6iobsbo.ihaft srbielt. oab ieln Sous
in 5lammen itshs.
Sn 9roQers 9roeern, $40. 4OO1
gditern 4pe., tam eefttrn Abeno FUR
nu6 9 llhr Elm Seuer gum ausbruh
fpeIt)es bon aoitm go. 243 aus ge
meIoet tpurb<. Der grnno tpurpe as
loItt, nahosm ein S6aben Don $10f
onoerihtet porosn mar. gas Jtuel
purbs jebeniaus boburh peruriatt
bdb Streidh0Iser burd glager snl
gnt3iiubund gsbradt fpuroen.
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2ofal /. Seridt.
Iie Maiern
Sraiiiren Iaut Ssrid)t bes 6eiune
btitsamts ipisber fart unter ben
Rinoern.

aSn Der nit bem II. MGrB enbenDen
Dohe lagen oem 9sIunbbeitsamt i'm
qan3en 183 5dlle bon anitedenben
arantbeiten Dor, oegsn 5 in oerieibsn
Node beg goriubres. Snuptinuio an
Der psrbdltnibrdbig grpBsn 3abl an.
itedenber Grnntbeiten traqen bic Wlas
fern, bon oensn allein in Der psranns
9enen Wofe 81 Ssdlle gsmsloet ipurben,
poruntsr 3tpei tootlih perliefen. Wie
olte Brattiter bes 8eiunbbeitsamtss
bic nit bieIer BebDros iton felt Sab.
rem in 8erbinDung iteten, ertldren, III
an benz itdrten 4uftrsten Der WtaferH
ni6ts 8ernunberlihes. Die Geihihis
oes 8efunbbeitsamtes bat 8elege ba.
fir, baB bieie Ginbertrantbeit falt al,
finf ober feds Sabre Defenders itari
auFtritt, um bann IN Der 3fDiFdenSeii
fih tpsnig ober gar niht bemertbar 81
MAIDEN
aln 5peiter Stelle iteht bic aunsen.
suberfulofs 3u per3ei6nen. 4n bieIel
srani1sit lsibsnD ipuroen in Der Der.
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Sellebue uuo Iabtpn

- George Rosuer, Jrsb. Quoerfpn
uno Rufus 1dnior, ole bon Bellevue,
nurben lpeoeu Ginbruhs perbdftst.
Sis Iiuo bei6uIbigt, in Die Bobnurs
BON 8. 6. Wtiqsr an Der s. 4peHus
in Odpton eiRgeorungsn gu isiH.
Cine aoloens llbr, Elm GpernsIas.
qoloeue Ringe uno $50 in gaar nur'
BEN ueitoblsn. Die gsnauHttu ipurs
ben ben 8robgeiaporensn iibsrlpiss
len.
- Gbas. %. BOP 1T geItern in Isis
ner 8pbnuue, Go. 223 5. aps., in
2lLtsr DON 79 SabrsH gsitprben.
- 5rau 8. o. Spetb unb 9ohier
Trl. Gtbti Don Canton iino nnh Gli'
cago, 81, gsreiit, um Der So63sit oss
TrI. Rama 3ute 5aremann beiSutDob'
neH.
- 0as 2 Sabre olts S6hndsn bes
6errn Soiepb SenoeIbah, 1913 Driti'
2lpenus. puros qeitern BON Der Wlutts,
tpbt i'm Bette poraefunoen.
- poli5eitsf SrtIis6 erlitt einer
gru6 Der Iinteu 5ano, ben er iih in
Streite nit 5runt SussmaRu 5u3oa
6uesmann mar friiher Elm SnIaKe Del
2atelaHo oSrrsnanItdlt.
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Die Steuerrate 1T $3.50.
Dos 5indnSz aommittee bes Stabt-
rotbs tam geitern 4beno 5um etnper=
itdnbniB, paB bic Steuerrats duf $1.90
erb0ht peroen ion.
- Gbe1heine erlanQten: SSohn Ser
quion, "a, uno 9lunde 6. 8inns. %,
beioe BON Daibington Court Souie,
O9io; 9erne Sinsler, p, uno Bertha
Ssrn, q, beioe pon Warion, 8.
sSm Fe6ruar 1909 paTirte cine
Sroinan3. Die Dem StruB,n Suptrs
tntenoenten oas Rsht giebt, iefS Sns
ipettoren 3u erncnusn, Die pro Tag
So erbalten iouten. Sm april muroe
Die Grpinuu3 10 mooifi3irt, DaB Der
5taot sSnaenieur oas Reht erbaIAn
fou, bic GrRennungen gu MAIDEN 0tr
StraBsninIpettOr Ghos, Wooos bat
Die Staot auf $3.50 riiditdnol9er2o9n
psrtldqt, nm Die 0iltigteit Der Orb
mana feIt3uiteQen. Die alage piro
QegenpdrtiQ Dor Rihter 5rdcp per
bdnbeIt,
- Iruu Or. s. q. 2tpsroid uno
Erou Georq Stroeoer iino 9eitern opn
i6rer 8eIuhsretIe gu ibrer Wlutter,
Trou Catherine GrteI, BON 6rantIin
Gountp, Sn0,, 3uriit9etebrt.
- 6eute @ormittaa finoet BON Der
ct. SoIeph5 Stride aus b1s 2eihcr
beQGn1niB oes pertorbenen ). $.
8ueler Itatt. Die oerIdie0enen Ser
einc, Denen er op1eb6rte, tperocu fj1
an Der Qeihenieier betheiItqen. Die
Iterblihe 6Uus Oiro ouF oem neuen
Mutterqottcs Jrieoboie beigeieBt
Marn Qctri, 60 Sabre alt, bic
inioIqe zines rbeumatiIhen 2eioens i'm
Ct. GIiiabetb 0oipital trant barnie-
DerlaQ, nuroc eitern pon ibrem 2ejs
BEN burh ben Goo erI6it.
- 5n Der QeIttrn 46ero ob8ebaIte.
nen SiBun9 oss Staotratbs muroe
berTelbe pom StubtonpoIt auf Den
Ihletten 3uitdno Der Bride iiber ben
'Frantlin Greet oufmertIom oematt.
8e9en ben Grs StaptitaBmeiiter 5ront
Sarentamp iou cine SlaQe eingereitt
lDsroen peQen elmer Summe, Die er Ger
Stoot ihuIoiq Iein fpu. Die Union
QiQbt, Gsat &c poper So. uno ole
WaTernerts SommiTdre srbielter
bds Reht, cine 8dsz urb cine DaI=
Ierr0bre an Der 8reer 2los., srpiihsn
Der Bite Str. uno Ro6bins Gpe, gu
Ie9en.
- 9olisiFt 8iutdm 6untsmonr
reihte bem goli3eidsf ShuIer feline
Reiiqrutior Elm, oa er Die Wirthftoit
oes ermoroeten cSusper Robjufon
iibernimmt. lohtpoIi3ift 6snre
9rint puroe gu Ietnem Ra6foIssr az
uQnnt.
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bic tbottrdftige llnteritiibung. ipslhs
lie BET benz tiirslih nbgebdltensn Wsas'
tenbon bstbdti9t hdben. ousgeiproher
ipirp.
Die Domination Der 9aHoiodten fiil
bic iGhrIihe geomtsnfpabl srgab fol-
senbss gefuItat: prdiiosnt 6snrr
Spermann uuo Grnit De6er; 9i3s.
grdfibent, War Serfurtb. 2bdmSen'
eelboh uno GrnIt aiihn; grototolt
Setretdr, .Sofepb MeiB; 5inon3sSs'
trstdr, Gjuitao gobnitsnsel; ShoBi
meiIt<r, 2ouis arcsu; 3ruitte 8
Dsihmann; gereinsarst, 6n. griht
mann unb u. Worgenitern..
Die WabI finbst in Der ndhiten re-
etlm1bi9euSibung (e,enerolpsrfdmmi
Iung) itatt, uno in Der Sisung t0nnsr
tpeiters aanbibotsn in 9ori6laa &C.
Groht peroen.
Mn ardntsnunteritiisung MURDER
bier Dollars unb an aopFiteuer fir biz
ariegers Sterbe.uiie SAT Sur 3ahlunf
ongttuisien.
Die GinndbHrsn beIisfen iih auf S55
unb bic 4usgaten auf $74.15.
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ReipboIo 8. pieripn an Sofepf 9.
6ohmann. 80 fsub an Der Cfftite Der
2iHtoIn aue., lao CUB iiibIi6 BON
Woooiporo apt.. GoIIege Gin, 81.
Direinic z. Reinhart an Goroil
aoBin, Got 104 in sri. Qu6urn dnb
QpcnbuIe Spnbitat llnierdbtbeiluns.
81.
Wlnssie !. aramer on Bernard
Srumtr, Got Il in Cfi Porpocn Spns
bitat llHtsrabtheilung, 81.
Daniel airbp an autp cisco, Got
q in GIiiab Gdmpbel's llnterobtbei.
lung in gamp Dennifon, 81.
Tapib ]. GlipeI an Gtarenee 8.
Sdrris, Got 20 In Qouis Tnhmes
llnterabtbsilun1 in Riperiibe, 81.
Qnbretp 5uiion on SobnRauner. "A
ader 2dnb in Seii. IL. Golernin Up,
81.
Wortin g. 6ine an 5reb. z. parfer
unb Gang .. Barter, unetf1hr 100
ad,r 2ano in Sett. 4. 5arrifon 9p.,
$500.
6orrn Z. pisrion on alma 9rum,
Got 145 in ~Roripoob 9isip", ST etc.
5enrn WoeIIsr, grsbiihof, on 9be
+. &: u. Wsbsr Co.. l Got an Rorhoits
Gds gbaie unb 9elonen, ST etc.
Warihn 8. Bridge an Wm.W. 9ug.
man. 6 atsr in Sonforb Gorm. anber.
ION Up, ST etc.
Wm Nl. 3ugman en- Qmelia Sbir.
msr. bosielbe gisenthum, ST etc.
Ropol 6. gooi an 9ranits Smpropes
ment Co., Qots 478 unb 480 In aems
psr's llntsrabtbeiluHs. Warquis Ctr.
1875.
;. q. Gramp on bio., Got 45s in
bio., $500.
Dm 5Ismins an bio., Cots 440,
442, 444, 446 unb 44s in bto., $500.
Dm. q. gldie an bto., Cots 538.
$40, SAP, 546, 54s, $50, 552, 554
unb $50 in bio., 1920.
9srisIbe an oto., % 2ots In bio..
$3.50.
Mm. Fleming an bio.. Got 436 tn
bio., $500.
Geo. .. palmer an bto., AZ suB an
Sit 4. Ctr, nabs gulpert, $1,000.
Soibua 8. abn.p an Marn D.9pon.
Got 13 in Sobn !. Dittssn's llntsrabs
sbsilung. maotionpile. 81 etc.
Sra .. Wofbburn on Sennis 6.
Wiuiams, 9beiI bon 60. 18 in John
5offnsr's llnt,rab.beiIuHg. 81 etc.
philip RsibeiIsl on John 6. Wtod.
60. or 2oipsu Abe, Gbenioi. $500.
r. so. ga 9oitscur an aaura VI.
Jortss, Ia acres in Seit. 33. Sprins.
fisIb Up, ST. etc.
Gbos. aobn's Grben on 1be 6eran.
court gretpine Go. / Got an Ncrbcft.
Ode Stiptr unb ainn Str, $500.
5he Spbn 8. SuDlin Realt1 Go.
on Gertrude SO. Sauair, ] Got on
2ineoln aps., 81 etc.
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an Sobn s. Rban uno sSohn 90. Gprs
nelius bas 9runoItiid an Der Rorboits
ede Der 6. unn Wonmputb Str. fir
5000 per 5rpntfuB.
Robert aerr erIutts seitern bic
gpIt3si abermaIs, auf ieinen greiisn
Batter gatrid Rerr 5u fabnoen. pa
trit Serr lit "a Sabre alt uno niro
isit 6reitdg permibt.
Staotratb 5rant MeMurrer
lieqt in ieiner Wobnung an Der Gos
humbia Ctr. beDentIih ertrantt barr
nteper.
- Ssrmun RoIentsra. on Der Wons
mouth Ctr, pobnbaft, berihtete, oaB
ibm 6eu aus etnsm 8iitertpogen Der
g. II. q. 9abn geitobIen tpuroe.
- Gatbar;ne Stratmunns Ssitas
ment puroe geitsrn i'm Gountpgeriht
anaenommen. gle binterIdbt 4lIes
ibren orei S0ttsrn Gotbarine, Wldrg
unb glnna. ofbre Sohtsr Qnnu puroe
sur 5eitdmentspoaitredsrin ernannt.
Rettie Barter WcgteiI erbieIt
eiue GRiheoun9 bon 5rant WcNeiI
auf 8runo bisptQiqen gerIaFen. Sic
srbisIt ou6 bas J9eht, ibrsn Wtdbs
6snnumen Barter fiihren gu biirien.
Orpils i. 1urner erpirtte Die
Steioung Don Settle &. Surner.
- 9om 8rpcer Sobn q. 6erman
an Der GIftsn uno Yort Ctr. puroen
pitr5ebn Gaib 8roo uno dneere Bad
paren QsitobIsn,
- Der Tou BON Sobn 2Uiep tpege1
Grmoroun1 Der 5rdu SIora Batter, Oil
IS. SQnudr. tommt beute i'm Sreiss
Qeridt por Ridter 0unobIut 5ur Der
bdno!unQ.
- Bon nun on lptrDen bic 4r9ss
iteuten Der Strobsnbdbu, ie mad Der
Oienit3eit, Dus Rsht bdben, gu pdbIsn,
ouf ipeIher Qinie Tie Grtsiten lpoIIen,
- IS 1ebt Elm 8eriidt. bab bic
Relpeu Doter Bill, bic in Der GegisI1
tur paTirts, bon Dem Gouperneur NIT
ieinem 0eto beLeQt lperpen piro. Die
9orlaQe oiebt ben StdntsR srpeittr
SlaFe oas Reht, ibre WaTerleitungs~
r0bren uber oie Stcpt9rer3en htnaus
gu Legen.
- qrGTiocnt 9errp BON Ratbe b2r
2ubermGnuer bot uuf heute Ibsro sIne
8eriammIuno etuberufsu, in Der bic
StrobenperbtTerungs QraeIegenh.it
aufs gapet tommt. 100000 iolI:n
csrdusqdbt peroen.
- 5HToIas Der llmfieoslung Der s.
uno $. Wsrtitdtteu tpirp in Stlper
0rppe eine reue Stabt srftehsr.
- g1ie oerIautet pirb bas 2. SSnF.
Re1imert uiht piel pom Sommer III
Sort 5bomas subringen. Sas Regls
ment osbt mad IT. Benjamin 9arris
ion our Shiebubun9, bdnn mad Obi,
cuoo uno odnn gu ben Wanoperr, Die
i'm CTten abosbaIten tperoen.
- GbeTteiHs: Jrsb. Grams unt
T}iunie Bennett, beibs bon Waibinqs
ton 6. g., g; Trsb. 9itiugsr unn
Rate Bell, BON Cincinnati. g.; Ghds,
&. EslQm unb 2ouis Got. bsibs bon
geuterpiQs, Snb.
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fiibrte.
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Barbe Jubsartinerief fResinent; aue
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ben 4ue. 8or3er ben Ddnf bss Der
ems dussuiprehen fir ben nusgs5slh
neten. in Der lssten 8erfammluna Ter
pirten 2unh.
Der nit bem Giaentbiimtr oes scd
beritumpf 0artens In price 6ia abge
fhloiisne aontratt fur bas am ~
Juli absubalienbe picnic ipurbe beItd
tisi.
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