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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
MAN FALLS OFF LOAD OF HAY
Well Known Kalamazoo Farmer sus.
taIns Broken Skull.

Kalamazoo. Mich. April l4.-Joseph
Jeffreys, one OF the best known farm.
ers OF Kalamazoo county. lies az the
point OF death as the result OF a fall
on a load Of hay.
Jeffreys was bringing the load 10
the city and was turning his team 10
the side Of a paved street, when he
suddenly slipped from the wagon,
striking on his head on the pavement
He was hurried 20 a hospital. His
skull is fractured and his scalp was
torn almost completely from his head
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
LESLIE HIT IN GRAFT PROBE
Leading PIttsburg Republican Poll.
tioian and official indicted.

Another man high up was indicted
in the Pittsburg councilmanic bribery
AFFAIR when Max G. Leslie, county poll
tlcian, was named as a briber by the
grand jury
The browning sensation OF the grand
jury's presentment was the recommen-
dalton that the district attorney take
steps TO collect per cent interest on
all city deposits now In the six city
repositories, interest to date from the
time deposits were first received un.
I'll the city shall be able TO remove
all deposits from these banks
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
CURLING IRON PUTS OUT EYE
Mrs. conkey Turns Head Suddenly and
Heated Point Strikes Eye.

Turning her head suddenly while
curling her hair at Duneweg, Mo-,
Mrs Sadie Conkey thrust the hot end
OF a curling iron into her right eye,
destroying the sight.
Mrs. Conkey was standing near an
open window when a dog ran into the
yard among the chickens. Hearing
a commoton the woman turned sud.
denly toward the window. The heated
point struck her square!y in the eye.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
PRESERVE TOSAvE WILD LIFE
Hawks offers Tract on Massachusetts,
Coast 70 Audubon Societies.

Detroit, April .14.--James ID. Hawks,
vice president and general manager OF
the Detroit and Mackinac railway, has
offered the National Association OF
Audubon Societies the use OF 1000
acres OF land on the Massachusetts
coast. near Gloucester. as game
preserve
Mr. Hawks says he made the offer
20 help along the work OF preserving
Wild life. in which he is interested,
because he has been unsuccessful In
preventing shooting on the property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
MATINEE GIVEN AT PAS A. M.
Special Performance Of 1.-THE Fourth
Estate" for Newspaper Men.

Fifteen hundred newspapermen wit.
messed one OF the most remarkable
theatrical performances given In Chi.
cago. matinee" az the studebaker
theater. which began at 2:45 o'clock.
The play was THE Fourth Estate"
and much enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the performance.
II was strictly newspaper mems
matinee" every big daily in town be.
Ing represented. while members OF the
fraternity from ont OF town occupied
box seats
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
HOTEL FIRE CAUSES A PANIC
One Man Fatally Hurt In a Blaze a.
Dubuque. Ia.

Fire started In the Julien hotel az
Dubuque. la. while 200 guests were
asleep. A panic followed and several.
were injured.
Sam Levy, OF Chicago. was fatally
hurt by jumping from a third-story
window Charles Evans. OF PhlladeI.
phia suffered internal injuries Fire.
men rescued the other guests. The
loss Is $50 600.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
COLONEL COOPER PARDONeD
Convicted Of Completely in the Muir.
der Of carmack, He is Set Free.

Colonel Duncan Cooper, convicted at
Nashville, Tenn. of completely in the
murder Of Ex-senator Carmack, and
sentenced to twenty years in prison,
was pardoned by Governor Patterson.
The governors action came after
the rendering OF decision by the su.
preme court, affirming the lower court
in the case OF Colonel Cooper. and
granting a new trial in the case Of his
son. Robin Cooper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
INDIANA MINE SCALE SIGNED
Miners Are 10 Resume Work as Fast
as Business VIII Justify.

The scale committee OF the miners
and operators OF the block coal field
met az Brazil, Ind. and signed the
scale. the men agreeing to resume
work az once or as fast as business IN
the mines will justify.
A five per cent increase was granted
pick men and a cent increase was
gwen the machine men. The total In.
crease TO the day men by the new
arrangement will be 5.55 per cent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
MRS. SAYLER is GUILTY
Miller Also Convicted of Stay.
ing the Banker.

In the Sayler murder trial at
watseka. H., the jury returned a
verdict finding W. Il. Miller guilty OF
manslaughter and 1xing the punish,
ment AZ twelve years IN prison.
Mrs. Sayler was found guilty OF man.
slaughter and was given a three-year
sentence.
John Grunden, the aged father Of
Mrs. Sayler. was found not guilty
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
BIG STRIKE IN MARsEILLES
Gendarmes Take Possession Of the
Streets Of the City.

AT MarseiIles. France, the members
Of the tramway and store clerks
unions struck in sympathy with the
naval reservists Gendarmes are in
possession OF the streets.
No tramways are being operated
Employees OF many business houses
and factories are out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
SIX HURT IN 100000 FIRE
Flames at Ehensburs, Pa Checked BY
DynamitIns a Hotel.

At Ebensburg. Pa. big fire
which periled the entire business cen
ter destroyed property valued at $780,
900. The flames finally were checked
BY dynamitine the Exchange hotel.
Six persons we're injured during the
Ere. There we're two explosions In
the store Five men were injured
when Wall fell after the second ex-
plosion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
WOMEN WHO SEEK BALLOT
National Suffrage Convention opens
In Washington.

The national suffrage convention
opened IN Washington. The closing
feature will be an audience with Pres
ident Taft.
Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch
and Mrs Ella NJ Stewart, Of Chicago,
will present petition, signed by more
than 100000 women, asking the pres
ident for the right TO vote.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16

Ann Arbor. Mich. April l4.-Mrs
Nellie christman OF this city thinks
she is on OF the heirs 10 the s200,00o
600 estate OF Charles christman
Springer late Of Stockholm. Sweden
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature in driving all inn
purities out OF the system. insuiing a
free and regular condition and restor-
ing the organs Of the body to health
and strength. Sold by Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16

Every family and especially those
who reside in the country should be
provided at all times with a bottle Of
Chamberlains Eminent THERE'S no
telling when IL may DO wanted In case
Of accident .or emergency. II is most
excellent In all cases OF rheuamtism
sprains and Driuses. Sold by Sam
Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16

Strike Breaker Shot During Riot.
Charles Beech. strike breaker, was
shot during a riot between striking
employees OF the tin plate mills and
the strikers az Elwood. Ind.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
Your tongue Is coated.
Your breath is foul.

These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove the
cause IL the first thing, and Chamber
aims Stomach and Liver Tablets will
do that. Easy to take and most effec-
tive. Sold by Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-16
Ieitef. Salt Rheum and roema

re cured by chamberiain's snive, One appiica.
- relieves the itching and burning ssnsAtsos
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20

chop suey a the Rathskeller.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20
WHOLE FAMILY
IS DEPORTED

Minot, N. D., July 20.-Yesterday,
from the 500 depot in this city, in Gus
tody of Sheriff sorenson of Ward
couny, Mrs. Rogers, her daughter and
two grandchildren, who came to this
city from Liverpool. England, a short
time ago to make their home with
Mrs. Rogers son, who will be released
Thursday of this week from the coun-
ty Jail, after having served a SEN
tence for violations of the state liquor
laws, started back to their old home
in Liverpool.
Since coming to this city Mrs. Rog-
ers and her daughter and grandchil-
dren, one of whom is an infant in
arms, have for the greater part of the
time been county charges. Attention
directed to their case by reason of
this fact is responsible for their de-
portation.
Mrs. Rogers wept bitterly yesterday
when she said goodbye to her son,
Charles Rogers, at the county Jail,
She is grief-stricken over the order
for her deportation and that of her
family and while more than the usual
share of trouble has been hers since
coming to America she would much
rather have remained here than go
back to her old home in England.
The party will be taken from Minot
to Montreal, where they will be turned
over to the steamship company who
brought them to America with in
structions to see that they are safely
10 nVr NJ
brought to the attention of the proper
authorities.
Mrs. Rogers came to America to
make her home with her son. Upon
her arrival here she found he had been
arrested and was serving sentence
at the county jail.
Her daughter gave birth to her sec
cond illegitimate child at local
hospital some time later and the fam
lily found themselves in destitute cir
cumstances. They were compelled to
appeal to the county for aid. Then
their case was brought to the atten-
ton of the county authorities and an
immigration inspector looked up their
case with the result that he order
for their deportation followed
Charles Rogers is well known in Mi
not and owns property here. His wife
died some time ago and he has two
children. His recent trouble and in
generation made 1t impossible for him
to aid HIS people and their plight was
indeed unfortunate.
The family hopes to be reunitess.
some day on American soil and even
though the law is sending her back
TO England as an undesirable citizen,
Mrs. Rogers announces that some day
she will return to America and make
her home
The family had only small amount
OF money when they left on their long
| trip. This had been secured for them
by the son at the county Jail.
] Chon gnev at the Rathskallar.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20
CROP OUTLOOK
FROM An AUTO
TRIP OVER PART OF THE coUN-
TY SHOWED BADLY SPOTTED
FIELDS SOUTH Of TRACK
MAGNIFICENT CROPS OF ALL
KINDS AROUND AMENIA.

. Cass county has some badly dam
aged grain, some fields are ruined and
a few have been ploWed under. The
heat of last Friday and since seems
to have hurt the crop worse than any
thing else because it has reached the
milk" and dough" stage. But there
are thousands and thousands of acres
of good wheat in the county, some of
which looks like 1t will yield twenty
to twenty five bushels per acre.
A representative of The Forum had
the pleasure yesterday afternoon of
riding with a distinguished company
of military gentlemen, bankers and
farmers over a part of the county,
Leaving Fargo the south road was
taken past Golfers and then west by
Murphy's, Coffey's and Peterson's to
the Twichen farm, north to Casselton,
where the party was augmented by
Bankers Kittel and Weiser and a
trip was made to Armenia, some miles
west and north, then across the track
east ana back to Casselton from which.
the homeward trip was made north
of the N. p. track.
On the way out to Casselton there
are many fine fields of grain, and a
lot of others that will never be har-
vested. The grain seems to be reach
ing the limit of its power to resist the
drought and the effect Is noticeable.
Rain or cool weather for the next
week or ten days would be highly
beneficial.
Most corn fields look well, though
the stand, where the seeding was late,
is poor, and an occasional field is los
ing it's color.
Flax is not a good crop anywhere
between here and Casselton.
North of Casselton the scene shifts.
The crops are ideal The wheat is
luxuriant and promises big yield
that nothing can head off except
storm. Wheat, oats, fax and corn
all look better around Armenia than
anywhere else seen on the trip. If
that section of Cass county was not
the original Garden of Eden, 1t must
have at least been one of the favored
spots. Some grain is so rank that 1t
is beginning to lodge. Both oats and
wheat were lodging on the Geo. n.
Smith farm east Of Armenia.
Winter rye, winter wheat and early
barley have been cut and threshing
crews were seen at work.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20

fair what the possibilities of farming
are, and then let each one do all
that they can to see that each farm
is worked up to its capacity. This is
Of as much importance to the manu-
facturer, to the merchant, and to the
transportation agencies as to the
farmer. The products Of the farm are
the foundation and measure of q
country's prosperity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20

they would get back in larger traffic
as a result of better farming what
ever they spent on the train. Like
wise the railroads furnished the Agri-
cultural college with money to carry
on the demonstration farms when they
were first started. Some have called
1T enlightened seIfishness, which is
really very good term.
Let every one take notice at the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20

when a sharp bolt of lightning struck,
killing both team and man.
The deceased just recently came to
this place. and little is known of him.
From papers found on the body it was
learned that his mother lives at Los
Angeles, Cal, and also has sister
living at Honolulu. A telegram was
sent to his mother and until word is
received from her, the body will be in
charge of Undertaken Eidsness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20
LABORER KILLED
BY LIGHTNING

Denbigh, N. D., July 20.-Arthur E.
Conway, a Iaborer employed by c. e.
Duffy, living five miles southwest of
this place, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. He was working in
the hay field when a thunder shower
came up and had started for the house
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20

Miss Gaare's art needlework shop is
now located at the old stand, Holder
mans millinery store.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20

Fargo College Conservatory of Music.
Dramatic art anc expression. Fac
ulty of specialists, many free advan-
kages, scholarships, etc. Fail term
opens Sept. is. Send for free illus
trated catalogue w. w. George. di-
rector, First avenue north, Fargo, n. p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-20

Chop suey at the Rathskeller, Mid.
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ipenn cine 1nnafti. onsseftprben IN.
limb aibi es .eine btiniihen 2erSos,
uno Wdrquis mebr. 10 aibt Is 0elos
bsrrtn, bsnsn elm lepaniiniihtr Nams
ourhous nitt p,ripehr. bic 1nnsfun't
Der fransoiiifen Ration Su foroern
unb su pfIesen.
Wareel prepoIt erg.ht liA olio in los
siihen Srrsdngen, ipenn er 10 ilb.r
StauisperfaiIune unb ganetiorps phis
Icfopb;r;. Die Wdetrse;. Der 1.aatIis
den llnieritiisuns fiibrt pieilsiht no1
mebr oasu. bic SntereFen Der republic
taniihen Grobbiirser fir Die 3anss
tunft unb ihre SiinaeriHnen su ipeden.
Mie ioIlie ionit bic ileinIie -Rotie", bic
itinsn Sou Gage bssieh:, bic biibihe.
fen peIse unb i.tis bi. neueitt Wpoe
traeen i6nnen! 2llIerbings iit i'm
pubIisum bos SntersfIe fir bos Rtih
Der Gn3sr0dhen i'm Shfpinnen begrifs
fen. obsr nur, neil ba cine ipbie Rou.
tine beyrIht. geaen bic man fid in dls
Ter gDslt, aud in monarhilhen 21ns
bern. nuilebnt. Die 6rfolge pon Sids
bore Duncan iino nur proisiie eeesn
Die Sebs, in tpeIfe bic ofTi3islle Gbos
reosropbie Der grobsn Spern perfalIsn
III. Dos 9ereniieen ON ganj. bas
o.iipe uno paiIiDe. in aus bsm Bolt
getonmsn. unb sg III nitt ein5uieben.
porum zine gemo,rdti, naturnoib,psns
big mudsriit, Iein fon. Die Iatsiuilfsu
9OAer perben iih ibr nrnlit Jreube
jsoeniaus burh ieine politiids apns
itiiuiiou nehmen laTeH. Die Iarans
isIId. bic 8oleros uno 1anbnngos. bic
gouree bdben ale Gnfteme iberb1ueri.
Jn ssoris !dnSt man beiiie fpobl fopisl
ipie ie. Wenn Der Ganedn nur nod nls
Jremoens ,Jnpuiirie bIiibi. 70 bat bic
gori.uoipuriierin anbere Weiisn az
IerHt, nidt irnmsr bic grasi0feiten.
Ngds an fremoen 1ansmoiipen iiber
bic Bibne Der 9inseltons.l gebt. iinbst
bel Der pariItrin zine iiberraIdknns
gmpfdnglihieii. Tan nimmt alles
on. bic 5iiftenrbnibmsn Der Waihiihs
nno pes Ipahens gDdl5ers, bic 9rams
peleien Der RiggertrGmpis uno bic aos
iatsnipriinge Der RuH.n. beinob. uun
bic giegunsen uHo Wieeuus.n Der Gas
lcmes Oar ritellerinnen. Dds alIss bat
ihon ouf bic 9dite Der populdren
1onsIo.ale obs.Farbi. Sn Der Waiis
eibt 60 INNER einsn ~eamin" unb cine
~'roiiin@, bic probiren. ipos iis aefebtn
boben. llno tpenn iebi bic 5dnsiunit
iponif6en Deprdses bic beiien bramas
tiiten giibnsn erobert. 70 tann es nicht
feblen, bab Der JaHonngo in paris 10
heib persbrt pirb. ME i'm beiben anoas
luiien.
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cine bizarre Sbee ben geift Der aaiies
rim. nhne 3ipeifel cine Grinnsruns on
ibre 8ohemeiulenb. Sie febie fib riiis
Iinas ouf ibren GtubI, erariff bic
Qebne ME bic 3iieeI zines Renners unb
ealcppirte i'm Simmer nnber, inbem
fie bic aapaIisre unb Domen sinIub,
ibr su foIgtn. Usit 6aIIob unb 0es
lGhier rate nun bic fsIifame Qapals
tabe burd ben Gaol. iiber benz foeben
nod oi. Stimmunq Der 1rauer ass
ihfpebi, ofs iih pISsIi1 cine sIeine
5biir 0ffnete unb Der anifer erfhien.
Wie burh ,inen 3auberIdIns folgie
benz 6olali Der ipilben Saeo bic iieffie
StiIe. Die 1arf,en iaben in Siidtiaer
gsiheioentsit auf ibren StiibI,n uno
bi. Serren perbeuaisn Il diief."
Reben fold iibermiitbis.n unb fris
poIsn Ssen.n fisben romaniiihs.rasis
ite GpiIobsn, 10 otr 1ob bes Drafen
gamarota. bts .insis.n Sobnes Der
grinsefin gnceiohi, Der Nitie Wus
poI.ons beg Griien. er purbe zines
Saoes burh einen Ghub in benaopf
a,iobt,. aufgefunosn. Wnn .rsdblte
iid,, nob .r ipesen grober ShuIben iih
'eIbii bas 2eben eenommen babe. Nm
4beno Gbeno Dor Ieinem lobe mar er
nod Bel Der aaiierin ssfreisn. Cine
anbsre 0.yFion ifi. oab sr bic anii.s
rim aeliebi babe unb i'm geiit bon
grisfen BON ibr oetpeien lei. Ropos
leon babe einen aasnten Der 8ebeims
poIisei, 3embo, b.auftraei, bic TOME
promiitirenoen papier, gu erlnneen;
bieier iei bel bem grnfen eineeoruns
gen uno babe Iih MIDI. nnbers nls
burh gxipaIt Der Rorreiponbens bes
m6tiiaen ,onnen. qurs bornuf
too,eie iid, cine ShauipisIsrin, Giifa
aci.IIi.r, bi. ben Drafen eeliebi bate
unn feinen gob niht iiberlekn ipnnte.
ab.r aud .3embo tpurbe .rmuroei aufs
aefunben. Gs fhtpebt nod INNER Elm
Gebsimnib iibtr oi.iem irosiiden9ors
fau.
On Der aritsser.liruns bon 1870
sieb. bic prinssFin Der aaif.rin aIein
ei. Shulo. 9ei bem ,niiteioenben
aabinsisrnib, in bem bic arisespariei
gum i.st,u Gdriii brGns.e. bait, Der
stoiIer pI6sIih bic ariessertl1runs
ssrriFen unb bic Sisuns perlaf.n; bic
aoiierin babe nonn Elm neues Detret
ouTi,sen IaHen. i.i bamii su RapoleoH
e.gansen, Der i'm 5albihlof ouf feiz
nem Bet. lag. unb babe ibn to5u ses
bra6i, 5u unier5eihnen.
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Sans uno Nepublif.
goris, s. December.

glls e.iiern i'm .5beotre 4ntoine.Oes
mier~ Jrau gtssina Babel nit itrsn
onboiufiIden 1dnssn bic 3ufhauer 81
geifaasfiiirmen binrib. mubte ih on
bic ploubereien MuKeI prepoifs iikr
oas Ballet uno bic monardiihe SDee
ben.en. Der soerr Romaneier mein.s.
bic Barrier bdiien i'm Doriseu Sabre oi.
peisrsbureer I0nssr nur borum 10
be.latin.. tpsil Fe ein DIanSitiid Der
5ofboliuns biloen, unb bic biirserlihe
RepubIii BAIT. fur bos Boust!orps
10 si.mlif ons 9erit6nonib perIoren.
Die potp!oma unb bic Rubiniiein fpiirs
ben jit ndbrineinIin benonien. tpsnn
lie b0rien. iie f9ulbsien ibre Barrier
grfoIs. bem Ghimmer Der 3nrsnirone.
Rod mebr tpiirbsn iih ibre mdnnlihen
partntr ipunbern. bic bier cine Sffens
bnrung tpnren. Wnn bat bic RuHen
betp,inbsri. neil lie aunis brahten uno
niht bic perblobts Rouiine, an oi. man
bier geipobnt III. Gle tanstsn nit 6ins
gabe. nit innerer 4nbuhi, nit Der
tiinitlerifdxn 3uht, obne Die am ipss
nisiien Der 9an3 ieinen dftbeiiI6tn
Rei5 beiDobrsn innn. DAB bas Ballet,
bos mir hsuis IN ben Opern ieben, aus
ben Golons Der a0nigsinl0Ter ouf bic
9iibns beriiberg.elitten III. bat nit Der
mooernen 1surfbeilung Der 1nn3tunit
niht oas gerinsite su tbun. Dor al
lem. bic biirserline NepubIii bat seis
nesptss ouf bns 9nnettorps perSihtsi.
Jn paris sibt ss jlpei. oie bonn Gtoot
iubpentionirt tpsrbsn. cine Iidotifh uns
teritiibte 1Ibne befibt elm brittts. uno
bic sroben 1ingsltdngel t6nnen iih ibr
programm aur nift mehr bensen. obne
bob cine sr6bers obsr fleinsre Mn5ubl
9ritotkIbinnen mebr ober lpeniger
langipsiitgs Rsisen pofIflbren, ~ be-
nen cine fhlente WuIis aus alien Him
ieln ber DiuiitesInihie 5ufnmmense.
itoppeIt purbe. gei9mod unb Ginn
fir Ballet fheinen oIIo gar niht 10
fin 81 Mf6e ptrfunlsn ~ fein. Otipib
if, Elm Ballet in Yaris unierfHeibei ji1
bon einein t6nigliGen 0ber iniferliten.
Die monnr9iime Gpibe Der unsntbebrs
linen tobeu profefticn feblt. slber an
ibrer GtelIe besridbt bic DlisorMie. oie
iiber fbrsn qlSfeaatsnpfIinisn bic bo3u
eeb3rig6n gledjte toum pergibt. Die
oretsa U9serIiiHneu txbsn ui&t as1
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Gincinnati, 22. 9es.


Die 6aut gretpin2 So. on 5r.oerit
q. gisn, so BET 80 SUP an Der Rorb.
tpsrsGts Der Rsunten uHo 9arrist
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fpro Brothers, einsn urgetbeiltsn an.
tbeiI an 80 BEL 122 TuB an Der Siio'
isits Der q:orl Strubs, 81 5ub tpeit'
lid bon 2dtprsnee G:rlbs; ferner 80
Iub on Der Sipieiis oOr DsarI Str.
anQreu3snb; 'erntr s. 5ti 137 5ub ar
Der Roroisits Don Columbia Strabe
$24, $50.
2ittIs 6. 9dtes ar gilp z. Bali.
Sontratt gum 9sr,a.is pom 19 Jut
an Der Suoieite poR RaoiiDn Roat
fir $500.
NilIiam J. gham5ers an u. W
Shnsioer, Cots as, is, so unb ga ir
Der 5arriion aoenus Spnoi.at Inter.
obtbsiIung. 81.
Sohn Wens.l or Wlarn e. gorder'
bing; Got 371 in hev sip.itsn uutsrab'
tbeilung Der gutIi0 2auo gfoeiaiinn
$1.O0.
R,uts Sents CT 5eurp ). 9ufpel
45s SUP on Der Sionsp Sirabe. 81
4oolpb Betting III Ular.ha Betting
20 Sub on Der GgtIib uno % syub al
Der Chen Ipenus. 81.
Sonss Wsrcantigs 60. on 5enr.
Sones, so SUB an Der 3amilion Str
$1.00.
2ipe Cat Rsali9 go. an DiIbelmin,
Sung, 25 5ub an Der Raptns Ctr. ST.
Schn ReaItp 60. on eSoi. asbmtub
IT,, orsi Cots an Der Stte 4peuu.. 81
Wm. J. Stsin an albert 3. Jrein
50s SUB an Der Doob5urn 4osnue, 25
JuB on Der 6atbsrrp Sirabe. 81.
Deter TsbIiHQsr an philip Gbl.r
cine Got on Der Rice Gtrab.. 81.
g8arr.n 6. Riharbs an RoTo 8
anufboib, 80 Jub an Der Mortsn aps
$1.OO.
Warp e. morgan an Sobn Did
elm. Got an Der Belmont glp.nue. 81
gIeanore Mspsrs an Matilbe Dam,
ron. so Jub on Der Nbo Strabe. 81
grbsn Der DiIb.!min. gerit an On
9er.b. Got A in Der WDhops 5sigb.i
llnterobt1eiluno. S3475.
Warp glad on Goiparb Wl. glcd
eine Got on Der Wooblarn 4renu.. 81