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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Eagle Lake

Rosse Higgins is ON the sick list
Mrs. Bert Anderson is suffering from
la2rippe.
Mrs. j. s. Swartz is very i'll witt
pneumonia.
John Pressn',l is employed at Chap
mans this week
G. l.. Buckley transacted business il
Marysburg Friday.
DR.. Helen Hughes OF AIankato was +
caller in town Friday.
Miss Aline Macbeth is sufferin.
from an attack OF measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Compton called OF
friends north of Town Monday.
Roy Compton spent Friday evening
with his uncle, William Compton
George Buckley purchased n fin,
horse last week Consideration, $l15.
Massrs. Lyle Macbeth and Gus Der
gen were county seat visitors Satur-
day
c. ]. Wells and family of Madison
Lake spent Sunday at L. Nj. Andar
sons.
Miss Louie Cook, accompanied by a
friend from Mankato, spent Sunday at
home
he Farmers Union Telephone COM
rany held meeting Wednesday even
al" az the home of William Ewing.
Norman Chapman left Wednesday
Tor Illinois to make an extended visi.
with his grandmother. Mrs. " Bur
CESS.
An ice cream social was given for
tne Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
Saturday evening. \ good time was
lad by all.
The Misses .iheada Thayer and Myr-
lie Autsbauer of Madison LAX spen.
Saturday and Sunday visiting Miss
Edythe Johnston.
Messrs. John Cummins. Bradish and
Frank Johnston, who have been looking
up land in Montana, he past two
weeks, returned home on Friday last.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Saves Boy From Drowning.

Olivet, S. d., March 30.-Piunging
into the waters of the James river and
rescuing a little boy. was an act of
heroism performed by Harvey Bardell
of Hutchinson county The little boy
was the son of Jacob Schlicht. far
mer While on bridge Schlichcs
horses became frightened and backed
off into the water. Schlicht jumped
and for time was tangled up with
the horses, but finally made his es-
cape. Bardell CHANGED to be near and
Jumped into the river and after hard
struggle saved the little boy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Mayor for Many Years.

WaucOma, Ia, March 3O.-Mayor for
a quarter of century, J p. Webster
and the entire citizens ticket We're
elected by vote of over two to one.
Mr. Webster is eighty-six years of age
and celebrated his sixtieth wedding
anniversary last January. He entered
the land from the government where
the town is now located and was Wau-
cOma's first mayor. He is without
doubt the oldest mayor in service as
well as in years in the United States.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
North Manl1atO Resident Who Located
Here in 1857.

Here in 1857.
From Mondays Daily.
Joseph Schaus died at 6:35 o'clocl
last evening of old age, at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Schaus. 235 Wheeler avenue, Nortl
MankatO. He was born in Luxembourg
Germany. Feb. 20, 1924, and came t,
America in 1857. coming directly IL
MankatO, where he located and engaged
in the trade of stone mason. He wa:
one OF the very first stone masons t,
locate In the then struggling village
and he laid all OF the foundations fO
the buildings in block fourteen, it i
said. and also did the stone work OF
the Berbaner brewery and many othel
buildings.
Mrs Schans died eighteen years ago
but Mr.. Schaus is survived by on,
daughter, Mrs. Brisbois. and two sons
Serv, who lives at Winnebago and ia
cob Schaus of North MankatO. Fl,
also leaves one sister in Luxembourg
The deceased was well known and wei
liked. and his death causes much re
sret He was a member of ST. Pete
and Paul's society.
Funeral services will be held at st
Peter and Paul's Catholic church at ain,
O'Clock Wednesday morning. and TIN
interment will he made at Calvar,
cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Highly Respected Young Lady Died at
a local Hospital.
from Mondays Daily.

= rom mondays Odity.
Miss Mary kOrtenm, who has beer
living with her mother. Mrs. Con
rad Korteum at 22S North Fifth street.
died in II local hospital ut $3.50 O'Clock
yesterday morning of thrombosis. ons
was twentyOne years of age, and he,
father resides at Madison Lake She
held a position as stenOgrapher lat May
er Bros. shops until he health failed
She was an estimable young woman
faithful in her work, and highly re
spected by all. and here death causes
much sorrow among all who knew her
She had been sick for some time
Funeral services will be held tomor
row morning at the Catholic church al
Madison Lake, and the interment viii
be made there The remains We're taker
there yesterday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Fielding & Shepley Have Shipped Thei
paraphernalia Here.

From Tuesday's Daily.
The work OF paving Second ans
Main streets viii begin in a few days
and VIII be pashcd rapidly to compile
ton rs long rs the weather is favor
able. Fielding x Sheplcy shipped then
raraphernalia Thursday and ii was eX
pcctel to arrive yesterday or today
~ soon rs il arrives, The streets vii
be brought 70 the required grade, pre-
paratory to LAYING Inc concrete foun
daton A GOOD many men and teams
will no doubt be given employment.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Young Man Passes Away at His Home
In Omaha, Neb.

From Mondays Daily.
News has been received here of The
death of Schuyler Alleman, son of c
l.. Alleman, manager of the STANDARD
Oil company at Omaha, and formerly
in the same position in Mankato.
The cause of death was not stated
in the telegram received by Harry
Alleman. Schuyler was twenty three
years old and bright and promising
young man. He was employed in the
Standard company's offices at Omaha
Late this afternoon a letter was re-
ctived containing the information that
Schuyler -...eman died of heart and
kidney affection. He was taken sick
Wednesday morning and passed away
Saturday evening.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Accidentally Asphyxiated.

Chicago, March 3O.-John llsey.
fifty-two years old, assistant general
freight agent OF the Chicago Great
Western railway. was found dead at
his home here of asphyxiation, which
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Baseball Fans Given a Treat at Fair
Grounds Saturday.

NiouitS odt uiuiy.
In the first baseball game of the
season played at the fair grounds Sat
urday afternoon, the Commercial col
ege team defeated the Commercial
Travellers club by a score OF to 3.
The game was snappy and full of sem
sational plays. Both teams hit the ball
on the nose hard and often. w. Rabe
was he pellet pnsher for the knights
OF the grip, II. Rabe assisting behind
the bat. For the ledger artists. Ray
Otis heaved them over until the fourth
inning. retiring in favor OF Smith. Liv-
in2Ston was at the receiving end and
grabbed them in fine style. besides
dOin" considerable of he clouting
Hunk" Rabe starred for the trav-
elers in this respect. getting three
safe ones. The college team opens
their schedule here next Saturday
against Lake Crystal high school.
Score of the game:
Il. II. +.
L. C. T.....0 % OOl 90 % 4
VI. G. C....3 o . 0 o o - IL 2
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01

When pressing mems trousers. in or
der 10 take the baggiaess ou the
knees, press them first perfectly fiat
with the seams on the edges; then
put the seams together and iron the
crease down he front.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Meeting of County Board.

a special meeting of the county board
has been called for Thursday after
noon at l:l5 o'clock, to consider mat
tiers connected with one of the roads
at Rapidan. The meeting was called
at the instance of the Consumers
Power company, which is to pay tia
expense.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01

Fried ham is improved in flavor by
sprinkling it slightly with sugar on
both sides before frying.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Operators Have Departed.

Most of the operators who have
been taking part in the three weeks
OF negotiations here left when the
joint conference broke up.
The international executive board of
the mine workers is to take up its
burdens without delay. At the close
of the convention President Lewis an
nounced that body would meet in III
dianapolis.
President Lewis issued a signed
statement reviewing the outlook and
predicting peace except i'll a few in
stances. He said in part: ut is to
be regretted that the joint conference
dissolved without reaching an agree,
ment Comment on the real cause al
this time would only have a tendency
to further complications of the situa
ton and this we desire to avoid.
Stock gamblers in coal will be the
most disappointed of all the men who
tried to bring about a strike affecting
the entire country. l hope that they
will be required to pay the penalty OF
their own folly"
The Industrial interests of Pitts
burg expect coal strike-at least
their anticipation of trouble has re
suited, it was learned, in the storage
OF enough extra coal to withstand al
least months shutdown of the mines
Mines which produce 50,000,000 tons
of coal annually in Illinois will close
Thursday night, as the operators
agreement with the miners expires or
April l. Negotiations toward a new
contract will begin in Chicago next
Monday, when the scale committee ol
the operators and miners meets.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
Mrs Eckhart to Reengage in Bushes
en- South Front Street.

Fro-, Tu"@devNs Ua;ly
Mrs. Fckhart and children have
bceeht out \ Er!andson 10 whom they
sold their grocery stock seven month
ago, and took possession today. They
will have The store remodeled. reprinted
and repapered, ANA will put in a com
pletc new stock OF goods, and hopes &c
have everything in readiness by Apri-
L. They expect 10 continue in the
business permanently now and heir
many friends are glad to see them II
The old stand again Mr., ErlandsoE
viii announce his plans in \ few days
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01
MAY co ON A STRIKE
JOINT CONFERENCE FAILS TO EFF.
Feet A SETTLEMENT.

No Compromise on Wages; On Most
Questions at Issue, However, There
Is Room for Agreement and Gen
eIal Trend of Opinion Is No Long
Suspension Will Result, Except in
Few Fields.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-04-01

Cincinnati. March 30.-Only the i'm
vent numerous and widespread strikes
i'll the bituminous coal mines of the
country. according TO the action OF
the special convention OF the United
Mine Workers of North America fol
lowing the final disagreement and dis.
solution of the joint conference OF the
central competitive field.
The terms proposed by the miners
for the continuation Of work after the
expiration of the present agreements
on midnight Thursday will admit of
10 compromise as far as wages are
concerned. ON most other questions,
however there is room for agreement
and the general trend of opinion
among men and employers is that no
long suspension will result, except in
few fields.
Briefly, the miners demands are
that all operators agree to pay the
Increased wages of cents a ton on
pick mined screen coal, with proper
tionate advances for other methods of
mining and outside labor, as a pre-
requisite to other negotiations on
other questions.
With the advance in pay assured
work may be- continued in the mines
affected pending solution of the
minor points. provided the national
executive board of the union approves
action 10 this effect by the district
officers.
The national board is made the
final power SO far as the union is con-
cerned. but it is expressly forbidden
Go modify the wage demands.
Ii was announced by President Il.
L. Lewis that the proposition adopted
by the convention is not TO be con
atrued as affecting contracts which do
not expire until after April |. The
announcement precludes immediate
trouble in Montana, Wyoming aud
Washington.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-03
Ser Yboenir Bart nod am altsn
Jlas.

Der gbOnir 9art, Das anbeimeInoe
uno freunoIi6e 2otaI bss 5errn Sa.
fob &oQmer, bate am Sonntag stn
Teuer in bedngItigenoer RGhs. Dix
iFreuno Roofittg Co.. beren Inla8en
betanntlih eingsdltert Duroen,
mar 6errn 8oamsrs ndhiter Rahbur,
bob bIieb iein 2lnpeien gum Slid
9Gn3Iidb Derihont. Das bo5ptihen
lieeenoe unbebaute groBe 9runoIriid
tpnnten bic 5Iammen gum Slid nidt
iberipringen uno 10 puroe tetn 8Iatt,
tain Strauh osriergt unb Wirthi6aft
uno aegslbahn in tetner Netie beihd-
oigt. 9as GeIddft leioet infolge bel
fen aud feline unterbrehung uno lper
BEL 5errn Soumer @intebr bait, finoet
nab lpie Dor bic toulante uufmert'ame
8ebienung nebit gutem Gffen uni
Jriuten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-03

WtrthhaFt, an Central uno Carlisle
QDe., ipurbe DerIhoben, U}cGabe par
in Der SonntaQ Raht pegen uebertres
tung beg SOnntags9e'eBes oerbaf.et
DorOen, unD bic Nntlage gegen i'm
Iautet ouf DiDsritanb gsgsn einen 90
tighten. llebriqens ourfte Der Bau
nod Elm Iu6ipiel BADEN, Da Der Wtrtb
Wuuigdn, Qrbeitgeber De5 WcGa0e
itd geItern in Der Wtapors Office EN-
iteute unD ii6 oaruber beihperts, Dat
Iein S6dnttsuner beim 9erlafen ps1
Wirt6ihQft obne 8eranluTung bor
Dem poIi3iIter S6oter nit BEN
8niippel nieber8ei6la9en tporben ieI
Der MtuDor pertptts ben 8eIhrperDe:
fiibrsr an ben goIi3ei6et.ntt benz 4n:
6eimgeber, Formeqe Qntluge gegen Der
poli8iIten Shaler gu erbeben. Seq
terer 6e6auptet, odB UtcGdbe 3undtf
i'm in Qemeirer Weiie beI6tmpft uni
Johann ben poli3titen Weqner tbdtltt
angeqriffsn hu6en, porauF er (S9aI
ler) BON Ieirem 3nuppel 9ebrau6 &c
mdht babe.
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Zterblid3feitsberiH

Sobn Qspnbaro Shreiber, 81. Rsas
bing Rooo, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sable Bel, %, % Ignes Sirabe.
gnoooorbitis.
5aIt 9ailep. IA Wonats, 1875
zopnssno Str, S6pinbiuht.
gbas. Senrp asIIos, "a. ede apons
bal. uno Reooing Hooo, 2eberlsiben.
Sarab penn. %, 1910 2inepInao..
Riersnlsioen.
gatrit Carroll. 79, 504 Dit 8.
Str, aItersI9nGhs.
Gam. 9roois, 8, $50 glart Str.
Snquelt in Shipsbs.
Sra R. Gbrbarpt. / Wcnat. 1914
Gin, Sdrpd4e.
gtus Dftkimer, 70. aitls SiIers Of
tbe Door. 5e3leioen.
Mars. ReHIptsr, 36, I'LL Gulisr
Ctr. 5arnDergiftuns.
Scbn Graneis Roai, ! Wondt. 2165
gilbtrt 4ps., Rrdmpk.
JobH Sianlsp. 20, 1872 SmitbStr..
Snqueii in Sbipebe.
Miliam 6anniHs, AZ, 3165 Dill
Iib< 4oe., Ga Grippe.
glnna Yoftsl, AZ, 3245 Bod Str,
Shtpinbiufi.
albert Miller, 25 2ass. 1889 anoy
Ctr, Jriibseburt.
aaiberins See, 27. 8stksba SoIpis
tai. SoIaemia.
aus. pabit. 80, 17o9 Queen Gitr
4pe., Rbeumatismus.
anna louifa Jobniton. 35, 1877
Broablpap, Snqueit in Shpsbe.
Jrani Guutman, 35, 1900 Weil
8. Girabe, G1ninbiuh.
Grant 8onfon, 45, 6oteI Gimer,
Mnemia.
Geo. W. gonoper, 10, 2074 Gaitern
Mps.. S@ipinbiuht.
Geo. 3iri, 81. 2171 Barnaro Str,
Gdarinbju4t.
Rattle Carmen. A. 2o2o CUNT Ctr.
GGniHbfuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-03
Gb.erlaubn niRiheine.

{ 5rant gufurett, %, Smith Str.
| laate 5lpnn, 36, oesgI.
laarl 9eter, 26, 9eete StraBe.
9eHriette 2epQIo, p, 9Rtbmuno Ctr.
I s5o6n :. aemper, SO, WarIbaa glpe.
lMarp SbeIiHg, As, WtcMiasn 4pe.
Bm. J. Sitter, "a, Gloer Str.
lSmmu Meper, q, PIeuidnt Str.
(Gborleg R. geu, 25, Gin Ctr.
lRubp Gltins, %, 9unt Ctr.
(2etpis 6. 8ooo, 19, Ooriep Str.
l4nna Deibr, q, 5inoIap Str.
(8eo. 6. Gonners, %, goraorome Gt.
lgfTie 9upes, %, Deit 7. Str.
(G6as. 8. SiegmunOt. q, Central au.
l6a3eI Cummings, IS, 9uoIep Str.
lSarrp ). Sur, %, glemport, ap.
l4nna Remmp, %, Stabler Ctr.
|Wr, g. 2tmbroIe, 27, Gtute qpe.
| 2ouiie Wepsr, y, bessI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-03
SeutIhcr Mtilitar llut.s gertiu.

Die Someraoen oes 0euti6en M}is
lItdr lint. 8erein batten iih Qeiteru
abeno in groBer 3abI Sur 9eriQmms
lung in Der Central gurnballe einqe
funoen. aamerao Galpar 9fiIter
fiibrte ben 8OrIiB unD aamerab s. 9.
2uebbsrt 0ds Yrotptou. 2lls WitgIieb
aufgeHommen puroe 0errn Sos. Reis
Jig, Der ieiner attipen W}ilttGr3eit beim
l. apnisI. San. lllanenre9ImeHt Sai-
fer Wilbelm IL. oenigte. Sine Ginla
ouug BON 0aud's 9eg. Unit. .s9srein 3U
ietnem picuic i'm UiaHbattaH pqrt
purbe nit Der 8eitimmung augenoma
men, iih in Gorpore oaran 3u betbeilIs
gen. Sir pas sroBe fSsIt oes Stabt
Derbouos am 19. SUM piro Der 9erein
stn Sauptquartier belegen luiieu. DGs
picnic Gommittee beriftete, Def bic
Gusiitten fir oas an II. Sunt I'M
Maanhuttdn port itottftnbsnoe Somz
merFeft pes 0erstns Die bentbar beitsa
ieiea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-03
Oala=1scriteaung oes
9emtiben 1beaters.

Seitens bes Deutihen 1Raters
0ereins, uuter bsiIen 2luipi3ien aIt>
idbrlid bic 9ala 9ori.eaung res
Deutiden ghsaters our 8erminberugg
oss unoermeioIi4en Delights itattfins
bet. tpirD stne ener8iide 5bdtigteit
entfaltet, ben 3ped Der 8sranitaltung
poa uno gun3 gu erfiiaen. Sn ben
bon oem pr1iibenten Des 9ereins,
5errn Qbolf Sduber unter3eihnetsn
Girtufur griefen bsiBt es II. r.:
Die geiammte greHs gincinnatis 1T
einitimmig in ibrsm urtbsil, bab Die
psrfloHene Saiion 1909-191O oes
Oeuti6en 3beatsrs tiinitlsrii6e Sci.
itungsn sebotsn bat, Die ben bo6'tsr
anforoerungsn entiprohen hnben unb
tpeIfs bic Grfolge friikrer Sabre in
bieier ge3iebung BEL tpsitem iibertrof=
fen buben. 0us 3sutifthum Gin
einnatis bari nit Stol3 auF isir
&unitinititut binpeiisn. Die gemahs
ten aaufrpenounssn iinb aber burd
bic Ginnahmen niht gebsdt tporoer
uno pus Deitsit Der Saiion bsIduft
Ii6 auf etfpa 5000. - I'm oisIsr
Sehlbetrag gu reousiren, ftHoet an
5rettug. 13 Wtai. i'm Srp6eums3 3bsa
ter, nohe Yeebles Corner, Walnu
Si[Is, Die aQidbrlihs Gala goritel
lung itatt, in tpelder Jrau Berthe
Siebah Wartbreit aIs n5rdncilon'
in Dumas qlei6uamigsm Sdauipis
uuitreten tuirb." 0ieier 5inpeii
ioIte esniiqen, bas 5bsatsr nit unis
rem tunitiinnigen Teutiftbum 6ii
uuf ben lebtsn plaB gu fiillen. 8di
4uFtret.n elmer 70 intsreFantenSiinit
Isrin tpie Grau Bertha 5iebad sWart
brett eiebt Der 0orfnaun9 an uno fiji
| iih cine aubsrgep0hulihe QnS;t
hunqstraft uno bas 8ebotsre piro oi
8strsuen uuIsrsr oeutihsn 8u6n
| fiderli& duF oas 6o6ite bsfrisbigsrl
5idets Iino in Der guhhauoIuns Dol
8uTtap Muebler, 1923 Wtaiu StraBs
oosr Bel BEN qgsuten Deg Geut'h,'
5beaters, 6srrH Gbriit. Rsif, $50.
Watnut Strube, su haben. au:
fperoen geiteaungsn per 5elepho
Rortb 2214 pon Ger Office bes Deut
ftSn 5hedtsrs ntdeaeRaenommen
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Illus oem ppliseisertbt. t.

Die Hegerin Dan. gQiott, tueIte,
lpie ssitern berihtet, am Sonnto8 sj-
nsn Wti.1tpaqen geitobIen bate un0
nit oem Tubrpert mshrsrs Stuuosn
lang in Der Stapt umbertutitirt mar.
bis lie ihlieBIia gegen UlitternaAt
Uerbditet puroe, erhistt uHter Der Tors
nslen 4ntIa1e Der 5runtsnbeit cine
StraIe oon 30 Sa9sn 2lrbsits6aus.
$25 uno Goi!en aui8ebrdunt.
Gonr1p 0riscpQ, 20 Sabre ait,
Don Lo. TO 0eTt 5. StraBe, uuroe
pes uubsfuqten 9eiiBes zines Teuers
oIdrmtaitsnihlufsIs ithutoi8 beIurs
ben uHo nit elmer Strafe pon $50 Uno
Soften beIegt. gr be6auptete, ben
ShliiiIsi gsfuRbsn uno nitt einm2l
gsipubt gu huben, oab es Elm QIarmz
tlitsnItluFeI mar. Die Gin3eIbeitea
oes 5aQss fn6 am Sonntag ausfUqrs
lid in pieIer 3situn9 berihtet pogs
otn.
gtaurits SoIspb Don oer Soispbs
Soiepb 50. puroe per llsbertretuug
DER MISUNDERSTANDING ihulotg befuns
ben unn 3u Der ii6Iihsu 8sIoitrafe po1
$25 uno Soften DerurtbeiIt.
Irso 6dpes srbieIt lpegen unqebii5rs
liden gene6mens duf elmer StrabeHs
bdbncar sins 8elbitrafe bon s. uno
Spiten 3uoittirt.
Der San gsgen Die bes Morbans
ariffs angetldgten Qeger 0apio Wils
Iiams uno gllbert Relpmdn, 9eioe pon
90. 1415 9ronioence Strabe, lpurDe
oeriaoben, um BEN 4usgang Der non
Nepman bet bsln Rencontre erlittenen
8srIegurgen ob3utparter. Die Qegsr
nareu am Samitag 4beHb in Streii
gsrltbsu unb hattsn iih gegenieittg nit
Msfern fhltmm 3ugerihtst. 9er
3uitaro bss Repman lit Elm iebr Be.
oentlifer.
Sarrp 2eifure tpurbe ihuloig be.
fuuoen, bier 5laIdeu Wlilh i'm Ge:
iammtipertb bon 20 Gents geitphlen
su bubsu. Weit Ritiiht duf ieins
8orItrafsn rpuroe er su 80 Sdgen Ars
beitshdus, $50 uno Goiten perurtbeilt
5snrn Rope, etr bereits tpieberbolt
ipegen 5runtsnheit uf1p. porbeitrdftes
Snbibiouum, fpuroe unter Der 2lntl1gs
bes unoroentlihen 8enebmens uno oe,
grunfenbeit su 80 gdsen 4rbeitss
baus, $40 uro Rotten uerurtbsiIt.
Der Gun aea.n Ttarttn Rcga6e,
einsH S9onttellnsr In mulisdn's
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tag, y. SUM- in S6effers 9arten,
gumminspiQe, gsfeiert rperoen. Die
5erreu Sobn u. Weiiter, Sacob 5raut,
4nbp 5oepfer, 81. &noheI. aarl aoeit-
k, Sobu Sartmann, SObn aoeitIe
uno 4nbp Dueit tperoen bic Qrrangez
ments trsffen. ltdets iirb in 4uhn's
gigarrenIaoen, 1912 8ine StraBe, gu
baben.
Der 9erstn beIhIoB, an Der SSeitli6s
teit bes Stubtoerbanns am 19. SUM-
i'm gbeiter Yart iih in corpure 5u be-
tbstIigsH uno bsrpiIltgte gu bern 3pede
cine Summe aus Der &aTs. Ruh Der
SiBuRg fano cine gemiitbIihe 3uIams
menturft bel Oem neuen WaxIleoe,
Serrn 6tlIinqer Itatt.
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6enrp unb 5bereie DeiB, 1904
German Str, W}Qohen.
DiQiam uno &Ouiiu 4lienBer, 2152
4inoIe 2pe,, anabe.
SEQ. uno Qouiia Rotb, 408 8Iotter
2t0e., anabe.
Freo. uno emma Quttsr6ei, 2131
Din6sQ 2tDe., &nabe.
Gorparo unD 2lmelia Bed, 617 Wtcs
Wilan Ctr, anabe.
Jobn unb Morp 6auTtermon, 514
Jront Str, WGbfen.
Gbas, uno Warciu 5aRop, 1895
Yarmoutb Str, Utdo6en.
Mm. Sobn unD 4ltQ 2ien6. %
Marp Ctr, MGo6eu.
gilbert uno 4nna RQplan6. 3142
7grsDonid Ctr, aRabe.
| Ferpinaro uno Gleta Suesmcn
| 2O28 Gin Ctr. Wdoben.
G6as. uno Minnie 2luIer, 2425
| Snmme5 Ctr, Snabe.
6QrriIon unb Della Qucds, 514 70
| 7. Ctr, WIGoteR.
gnrt uno Warqdretbd 9uldro, 104
| Ct. Clair Ctr, Wdoaeu.
Rih. uno glunhe 8tuban, 231
Goodman Ctr, 9na6e.
6arrp unb Qoutia Retnets, 317 Oit
4uburn gloe., Rnabe.
5ohn uro Qnna Dart9er, 1855
Race Ctr, UIdohen.
gtnt6onp uro SOiep9ine StsnB
1903 State 2loe., Snabs.
9eo. uno DilbetmtregroHner. 1905
Race Ctr, Widoaeu.
lllnFes uno Caroline WlcGutre
| 753 Wt. 9ernor 4pe., WGbden.
Geo. uno emma potts, 459 Stun'
| len Str, YtGo6sn.
Geo. uno Gmmd 9an3bOf 1921
| 6arriioR Ipe., Gna6e.
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Eermibte gsfunsen.

Die .lsine s Sabre aIts Warr
Sbie,in, BON Ro. 2008 Central 4pe.,
tpelte am Sonntds 4benb Der Yol'.
sei dls psrmibt ssmslbst iuuroe. in
aeitrn Uaorsen um 3 lbr ibrsn OF
tern lpoblbebalten tpisber 3ugeitefi
nprben. Sic mar elmer parooe not
Der Central 3urnerbou. eefolst unh
bort Ihlieblih bon sinem Muiiter. si-
mem irsunoe ibrss 9aiers, snteedi
unb nah S6lub Der 5eitli1isit bsims
eebraht porbeu.
Die Y Sabre alte Gina Shuiter,
bon go. 4413 5prper Strabe, ipelds
eeiiern Ulorgen um 3 llbr Der pol;.
3ei als permibt gsrelbst fporosn mar,
purbe ipdter in Der Mohnuns Don
9erplnotsu an S.ate Ipenue gefun.
ben.
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angeIine Dsft, So, Oft Court Ctr,
HierenIeiben.
Omen Gardner, l, 1850 Central
ape., Gunsenenisiinbuns.
9ertba Camping, 2, 1905 plsniuHt
Str. ardmpfe.
abam 0snsbeimer. 79, 2221 9ins
Ctr. 5er3leibsn.
Senrp SanIen, Sc. 1915 Meii
Court Str, Snqueit In ShDebe.
Wilbur u. 2angbort, 4, 4IabamO
ape.. Meninsitis.
SdusIins Grant. 900 summit2Ips.,
5riibaeburt.