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The bee., 1910-02-03
. Goodrich ieads for ptotographs.

Goodrich leads for Photographs.
Neal s1iihds3 tsN&SlkMg with
the electricians.
80, sr->i 8 aysH g. u15svs
Geo. c. Atkinson made q business
trip to Louisville last week.
Bargains in Belt Pins this week at
Barnes, Cowand & Co., Incorp-
grated.
W. T. Mills, county clerk, was in
the city Tuesday'on business.
W. r. Cloyd, of Howell, Ind, was
in the city last week on business.
Just received q fresh supply of
Nunnallys' candies.
JNo. x. TAYLOR.
Reuben Miles, who some time a~o
noved to Midland, has returned to
this city to live.
Bargains in Odd Pants Friday and
Saturday at Barnes, Coward & Co,
Incorporated.
Quite large number of Madison
ville citizens were Ia the city Sun
day visiting friends.
Bargains in underwear FRIDAY
and Saturday at Barnes, Coward &
90, Incorporated.
K. w. Renfro left Tuesday for
Jacksonville, Fla, where he will
spend several weeks for his health.
II YOU want candy, what not have
be best2 Try NunnalIys'.
JNo. X.TAYL0R.
P. B. DAVIS, Jr., had the misfor-
time last week to sprain bis right
ankle and Will be confined to his
room for some time.
LosT-On the streets of Earling-
ton, one gold cuff button. with mon
ogram IF. D.v Return to this Of
tace and receive reward.
Rural mail carriers will not take
loose money from the boxes in the
future. Money must be put IN small
package or in envelope.
Call on Barnes, Coward & Co..
Incorporated, Friday and Saturday
for bargains IN Shoes.
The band concert at the rink Sat
nrday night was, largely attended
The boys have II new pieces of
music and deserve all the patronage
they receive. ~ -
Ladies Waists at a bargain Fri
day and Saturday at Barnes, Cow
and & Co., Incorporated. -
Barney Franklin, of Memphis,
Tenn, was in the city last week.
He accompanied the body of VIM.
Sisk, who was killed in Memphis
last weekend busiedAak Dis place
Friday. sNwN
Jesse Phillips, a member Of the
X. X. Band, has just received a
very handsome slide cornet, which
is a fine instrument. These boys
have very fine set of musical in
struments.
The Big Profit Sharing Sale of
Barnes, Coward & Co. will close
Saturday. : They still have many
bargains, and are adding TO them
every day. See their ad on another
page in this issue.
Quite a number of our society la
dies attended the matinee at Madi-
sonville Monday afternoon and
missed their train, so in company
with some ladies of jacksonville
walked home and were entertained
at supper by Mrs. Harriet Browning.
"Ma's New Husband" made quite
hit with one of the party.
The bee., 1910-02-03
Mystlfylna.

The following is copy OF bill
posted on the walls of country VII
lage: "a lecture on total abstinence
will be delivered in the open air, and
a collection win be made at the door
to defray expenses
The bee., 1910-02-03

Mrs. Albert Keown, who has beer
quite i'll, is improving.
Bargains in Belt Pins this week al
Barnes, Cowan & Co., Incorp-
GRATED.
w. +. Sheridan, of Louisville, is
in the city this week on business.
VIM. Kimmons, of Cincinnati,w was
in the city last week on business.
Just received a fresh supply OF
Nunnallys' candies.
JNo. X TAYLOR,
Jas Maloney left yesterday after
noon for business trip to Louis
vile and Frankfort.
Bargains in Odd Pants Friday and
Saturday at Barnes, Coward & Co..
Incorporated.
w. J.. Faults and d. d. Woodruff,
of st. Charles, spent Saturday in
the city on business.
Bargains IN underwear Friday
and Saturday at Barnes, Cowand &
Co., Incorporated.
I'M. Kestner and son, Neal, who
have the state right in Indiana to
sell washing machines, report an
immanao huainaaa
II you wants candy, why not have
the best? Try Nunnallys'.
JNo. X. TAYLOR.
Major f. B. Harris was In the city
Tuesday inviting every one to at
tend the reunion of the old Con-
rederates at Mortons Gap Tuesday /.
Call on Barnes, Coward & Co.,
Incorporated, Friday and Saturday
for bargains in Shoes.
Everybody is invited to attend the
reunion of the old Confederates at
Mortons Gap Tuesday. Dinner will
be served and large number of the
old soldies are expected to attend.
Ladies WaIsts at bargain Fri
day aud Saturday at Barnes, Cow
and Il Co.. Incorporated.
Rice Bowles, A. J. Bennett, Tom
Faulkner and ThOs. Hodge spent
Sunday at Brennan, visiting friends
and relatives. They report the new
territory opened up by the NJ. Fl. &
K. fine country.
VIM. Iglehart, of Evansville, died
Monday at Salt Lake City of con
sumption and was : ught to Evans
vile Tuesday. He leaves a wife,
who was Miss Ruth Priest, who
lived in this city number of years
has many friends in this city.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day night there will be a Talko-
graph Machine at the opera house,
showing the Cherry mines disaster,
also the Night Riders. This is a
new invention and should be ,seen
by all. There will also be vaude-
vile show. each night.
Green Gill and Enos DAVIS left
Tuesday night for Dalhart, Tex,
where they will reside In the future.
These two popular young men have
the best wishes of their many
friends. They will be accompanied
by H. S. Corey, who will return in a
few weeks. Mr.. Corey has pur-
chased l60 acres of land, five miles
from Dalhart.
Thieves broke open the smoke
house of Geo. Williams, COL, Mon
day night and carried off about
500 worth of meat which be had
put up for his use. Marshal Brad
ley tried to secure the blood hounds
of Quinn Moore, ut Sturgie, but
failed to get them. The officers
have clew and arrests are expect
ed to be made TO-DAY.
William Sisk, a former citizen of
this city, was accidently killed in
the Frisco yards in Memphis while
switching cars. His remains were
brought here ana buried Friday.
Mr.. Silk leaves brother, Frank
Sisk, and mother. who lives neaf
here. He was about 90 years old
aud has been IN Memphis tor the
past IA years. He is remembered by
the older cisizens.
The bee., 1910-02-03

John w. Vogel's Big Git,
Ministries at the Alhambra this
week vii! prove a very strong
drawing card. The company is
large aud well balanced, has
several clever comedians, good
vocalists and an olio of excellent
vaudeville acts. An unusually
big weeks business is looked
forward to by the management.
Milwaukee News.
The bee., 1910-02-03
Local Happenings
xILrisERr NOTE.

The artists now begin to make
The stylish Easter bonnet
They're figuring to put steak
Aud pat of butter on it.
WILBgR d. NEsBIT,
In Chicago Evening Post.
The bee., 1910-02-03
The Moving ThrOng

The c'f Yesterday
Geo W ) ,er'. county attorney,
was in the ci.y TUESDAY.
r N Jerk ann wife visited
lends IN OAK Hill Sunday.
Maj 8. N Kimmel spent Sunday
with his parents in Henderson
Dempsey Sharp and wife are Wis.
ting relatives in HopkinsvIlle.
Miss Brown, of jacksonville, WIS.,
tied friends in the city Sunday.
Roy Parker, OF Madisonville, spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
Robt Ewing, of Nashville, spent
Sunday IN the city with friends.
! -Jno. Armstrong spent Sunday
with relatives near Kelly station.
Miss Nettie Toombs spent Sunday
with her parents IN Slaughtersville.
Geo. Saddler spent several days
last week in Evansville with friends.
Mrs. Kate Taylor, of Nashville,
visited relatives in the city last
| week.
Joe Motherhood was in EvaLs-
willie last week visiting his brother,
Steve.
3. w. Ma.hershead, of Evansville,
spent yesterday in the city with mis-
parents.si .Oses
Robt. LSdgstsff, mine foreman at
the Crabtree mines, was in the city
Tuesday. 4
Thos. Long and Miss Lizzie. Gill
spent Sunday with friends in Nor
tons Gap.
Thos. Longstaff, foreman of the
Shamrock mines, was in the city
last week. ssw
Richard Eagnsvorth, of. Owens
boro, spent7Sanday in the city with
his mother. 8 rs s'7csQ
Mrs. Joe Mothershead spent few
days this week in jacksonville with
her parents.
Jas. Barker and wife spent Sun.
day with Mr.. Parker's brother near
Warrington. ~
Ruby Laffoon, prominent mem
Der of the Madisohville bar. was ia.
town Tuesday.
Mai. s. M. Kimmel went To Hem
cefson yesterday to exercise his:
right of suffra0e.
Claude Morton and wife, of Madi-
sonville, were guests of friends in
the city Monday. .s.n
Chas. Nipple, of MadisonvflIe,
spent Yesterday as a guest of his
friend, M. b. Long.
Rem Howard and Jno. Sugg, of
MadisonvIlle, wee in the city Sun
day visiting friends.
Miss Ruby Peyton, who has been
visiting relatives in Evansville, fs-
turned home Sunday. @
Mrs. Belle Barry, principal OF the
school at st. Charles, visited Mrs
jeff Murphey Sunday.
Fred Dixon, manager for the
telephone company In this city, was
in st. LOUIS last week.
Mrs. OthoEoyd. of MadisonSflle.
spent Saturday with her parefltsl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp.
sergt. lobe Wright, of the ia
nous Orphans Brigade of the Civil
war, was in town esterday.
Virgil Terry, a former citizen of
this place, now living In White
Plains, was in the city Sunday.
State Senator r. M. Salmon
passed tEr6RqggR the city Sunday, en-
route to Madisonville to visit
friends,
/ Miss Mamie Foard, one of our pop
ular society bellies, has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends in
Greensboro.
DR.. HI. b. McEueD, of st. Charles,
spent Sunday In the city and as
guest of his brothers, Rex and DIR.
Barton McEuen.
MISS Annie Sharp, of greensboro,
who has been visiting the family of
Otley Vannoy, left Monday to visit
friends in Evansville.
Mrs. M. A. Hodge, who has been
visiting her children here for sever
al weeks, returned to her home in
Muhlenburg county Sunday.
Steel Cars for Mail Service.
WASHINGTON Feb tn nrn.
The bee., 1910-02-03
TH|RTY-FIVE ON
HONOR ROLL
Prize Awarded in Each Grade for
g Best Average.
lNCLEMENr WEATHER PRE-
VENTS LARGER ATTENDANCE

The school month ending Jan.
% shows thirty five pupils on
the honor roll. The bad wealth
er caused absences on the part OF
quite IA number of children max
Ing the required scholarship,
thus preventing their appearing
on the roll of honor.
Grade l, Miss Mothershead,
cher.-Bessie May Bramwell,
SO; George Thomas Baldwin, 90
Edna Lamb. 90; Morton Victor,
Logan, 80; Elizabeth Rash, 80
Euna Lee Todd, SO; Edward
Warren, 80,
Grade III, Miss Willis, teacher.
None.
Grade III, Miss Slsk, teacher.
-Dorthy Corbitt, "a; Mamie
Fenwick, 81; Violet Goldsmith,
"a; Earl Handy, 90; Odes
ThCmas, Oh; Leila May Todd,
a.; Thelma West, "a; Gladys
Whitford, 80.
Grade Nv, Miss Notary,
teacher. Edith Patterson, 90;
Thelma King, 81; Anna Brook.
ell Corey, 80.
Grades V & vi, Miss Murrell.
teacher. -Thelma Patterson, %;
Pinkney Willis, 90; Monroe
Oralg,a =. OIL; Rex Handy, 92;
Gladys Walker, 80.
Grades VII &'eVI1I, Miss
Kemp, teacher. Earl O'BAn-
uou, "a; Mary Brown, 90;
AuuIe Hen,fy, SO; ,n'Osmm,-
Fox, 90; Panss Ms erss 81; Fern
Stokes, 90; Farrla Shaw, 90;
Ernest o dnanl, 90; Wluie
OraIg, 96; Sadie Hrulfv, 81;
Paul Moore, Jr., 81; Howard
Arnold, 90
Mamie Feu~ick, Dorothy
Wins and Della Phelps were
pfOmute from Third TO Fourth
III ade for their most excellent
grade work.
The school is glad to announce
through the columns of The BEE
the winners of the prizes offered
IN the eight grases for the besI
average attendance aud deport.
ment.
The successful ones may we'll
feel proud of their record, for II
IL nearly perfect. There were
some very close seconds. In.
fact ga draw" had to be resorted,
tom Seventh Grade, three pupils.
attained to the saline average.
= The teachers are pleased with
the effects of the prlze Offering
scheme. IL has resulted in
more punctual attendance and
better department on the, part of
some pupils whose influence is
conducive to betterment Of the
school, and especially their re-
spective grades Tbs winners
are ambitious pupils-ail pupils
should be--and merit their re-
wards. 1t is hoped that othess
in the various grades will strive
to win the prizes offered in the
eight grades for the lasC term of
school. Any pupil ought to be
proud OF prize won by MS or
her faIthfuIness to duty and ODE
dience to authority.
The interest of number of
the business men of our town
was solicited, and they respond
ed to and cooperated readily
with the school, contributing
gfaciously of their means to de-
fray the cost of the prizes.
The names of those contribut-
Ing are as follows: Grand
Leader, G. I. McEueD, M. B.
Long, Bourland & Mothershead,
Barnes, Coward & Co., st. Ber-
nard Co. Store, St. Bernard
Drug Store, darlington Bank,
John x. Taylor. The winners of
the prizes arc as follows:
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- GheT CrtIisb BON 3a1ton ptr,
toftets geitern Qbenp geota @ilIpn,
an9eblih pnn Rem gprt. DiIIon, err
raubaEsieberner Wenld1. icu ale YaI,
iantinnsn ter Sairfislb Dire. angebal,
Ten un5 ar e3slb gefraqt bahen.
- 2rtt GiRbiep, Qo. 1107 2. Ctr.
in 9apton. serquetid1te ii6 gtitern in
elmer 5biirs elmer 8eaepue uno Tans
TN Gar bic Singer Der iintsn 5aup.
Der Deutih.amsrit.. Stdbtpers
banb BON Dapton bait am Sonntag
feline resslHldBige 9eriammlung in
SFerhage's 2ptul ab.
- g. 80. 6olmes erhielt DON Qress
colt 4riSona Die Nadri6t, nob isin
gruper Georg W. 5plmss, Der fit
isiner @efunpbeit balbsr oobin beaab.
bnielbft itarb. Die aeif,e piro bebufs
9eeroigung bierbersebradIt.
- Geors MilIon. Der ii9 in perbdh.
tiger Wetie in Der HGhe Der Dapton
8anf herumtrieb, purbe bon q,oliseis
def Srtlisb perboftet. gDilIon aibi an
hDn Reip Yort Su toulmsn. Da man
feiRen p0fiitipen 8etpeis oeasn ihn
bate. erbislt er cine Stunbe l3sit Dan.
Ton su osrlahsn.
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- llnbetannis 9iebe itatt.!,n in be,
Tonnsritda Hn6t oem Ride!z 7 beater
an 5optiHs Strabs unb sSrseman Qps
sinsn geiu6 ob unb enttpenoeien sin,
giIber Wnf6ins i'm Weribe Don
800.
Sohn graof.p, poa go. 212 WeI.
10. Sirdbe. tpuroe seiitrn bon BEN
Gsbeimpolisiiien gurtboIs uno glc.
Sneittn perbdftst unb aIs oeroG6tiu
singsiperrt Or tpirb bon Der 9reoi
Roribern Mnnuioeiurira Comp, De-
rsn 4gtnt er mar, befhulbiat, $50 uns
terihlaeen Su haben.
- Sobn !. meets, BON go. lis
0arfielb p!acs, melbets Der polisei az.
iisrn, oaB stn SGlei6eieb $l4 dus
sinsr acmmons in ieinsm GtIafsims
iner eHiiuenoeis. gr tbsilte Der Qolis
1.i ben 9amsH bes mutbmabIiaen Ti.s
bes NIT
Sn Der Dohnung oss 6. a!enporth,
30. 121 @arfieIo plots. iskte eirer Der
sSniuiien. pel6er i'm Bette liegsnp Gis
sarsiten rauhts, bic Wairnse in
9ranb. Gin StilloIorm bratts bic
Jeutrtpshr 5ur SteIle. jsboa mar oi.
Gefahr Dor antunft osrfslbsn b,reits
bsisitigt frorben.
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9ies ,smo 1as.

uniDeriitGtss prdiipent Tr. Dab.
ns9 uno GemabliH finb gsitsrn mad
9erns 5u einsm gruber Dr. Tobnsp's
absersiit. Der GefunbbsitssuItunb Der
Grdu Dobnen maf)te cine tlimntifds
gerdnoerung notbipenbig. Or. Dabnsr
ipirb nahfte WOhs 5uriidtrpnrtei.
= arbeitsbireltor Gunbmafer Be-
nahri6tiste seiisrn Gontr1ttor W. g,
5olIdnoer, nit Den abfluBtana!arbeis
ten an Der barriIen NDsnue am Ia.
Wsdrs Su beginner.
= GontrGtior :. R. Guin trbisIi
Srber, nit ben UerbeffrHneen On Der
eaitsrn apsnR. bonn Auseanespuusts
beg itsisen Oronitpflaiters an, tbtn-
falls su beginner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-05

GeIe1sntlid Der esitrigen 6ii.nt.is
den 6eneraIprpbs fir bos htutigs
SpmpbonistonSert feierte Der acussri.
meifttr 6err 6agc 5esrmann als Sos
lift gidn3enoe 5fiumpbs. Gr bot Elm.
tlaTfiff poIIennete Wisberadbe oeE
8rabms'I6en gsiesnton5erts unb fdae
itiiens oes Crheitsrs bic bette Inter
iiiiBung. iSiir bic ibm ssbrah.su
CDaticnen banlte 5srr 5ssrmaHn
ourh cine 3ugube.
Die 6aupinumm.r bes Srrheiiers
mar geetboneE's .Groico" Gds
programm ipirn leut. Nbenp tpieb.rs
b3lt perbsn unD cine einssbenhe BE-
fpre6ung nirb in Der morsissn 4uss
nabe bes glattes srfhsinsn.
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llaitg Glmb.

sSer Gditein Der 8epilbIif" III oaE
Ibena, bas ON Sonntag Rohmitiaa
inter ben Anipi5ien bes llnitp elub
9iep. .WcGorrp I'M @rano GperaScuie
bebanoeln miro. gs iii bieies Der
leste 9orirae in Der bieSiabriaen Se.
rie bes llnitn Club iinb nieie 3batia.
de, iouie berllniitnnb, onB Rep. Mac.
CORN oIs gIdn3enoer aieoner befami
III. miro phHe ,Srnle bn5m beitragen.
ooB oas @fnno Opera Sonie AM
Sonntos Qafni,iaa bis onf be,
leeien Qlas beiest iein iriro.
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Der 3iearrentonig BON
8 panna. Den Rdunern ift oroses
aeio nioerfdbrsn. Der 5onnpperaner
guitdp Bod. Der iih in isiner sfpeiteu
6eimutb. 6oodHHo. aus 0sindftsriids
lidien Guf.ano nannte, bod INNER
ourh unb ourh Elm 9suiitxr bIeb, in
geitorben. Cine Bod, cine v5enri
Clan, cine .aguiIa be oro", fie iino
s.rpihsrmaben tppiihs gssriife aerpore
een fur ulI,s. mas otm Rdufer auf
Grben heilia III unb 0uitao Bod. Der
seeen enbe Der iiinfsissr Sabre bss DO.
risen Sdbrbunoerts mad 9ubd gina.
mar es Der osm Rau6er eieie sNoeal.
bphsuholten perItono. er ipurpe burd,
raitlclen 5leib uno einen emintnien
gsitdftsitHn in relatip tlrssr 3eit Gis
senthiimer Der in Sandnnd bereiis be-
it:benosn 5o6rit aauila be ORC uno
peritano e. bsrsn Grssueniiisn einen
gtoben 9nmsu In Der Welt Der Rdn.
der 81 periddffeu. Spdter, aegen Gnes
Der 70er Sabre. perbanb er fh init
msbreren engliidSn @robtapitolifteR,
81 oeHer ol!mdbIih audi nod amsrisa-
ner tamen. Snlisblid puree Bod
bon osm gan3en Concern. oem instpi=
f6tn ettpa sinunpSpansis .3ienrrens
uno 5abaifabriisH ongeoliecsrt fparen.
gum GENERALIZATION eeipobli. unn Is
bitoeis I'D, cine stipu Der oeutihen O.
m. +. s.. entipr.henbe @sisllihait, bic
nntsr Neripsnouna ees Yamsns ner
bon ibr fabriSirien 6auptsisarrenmar-
ie ~Senrn Clan, .Senrn Clan ons
Bod si Co.. 2imiitb~. firmiri,. Tiei,
ingpiifeH fpeltteriibmt asiporbsne uHo
nlIieitis ssffdBte Marie trGsi ihr,n
Rnmsn nah eintm sur 3eit ihrsr
rShopfuna" in Qmeriia isbr beIisbten
0cltsnertrsier. unp bic Wahl gerob,
oiefss Ndmens fir bic 3iaarrs seuat
bon benz s.ih1itsiluatn Ginn ihrts
5hopfers. Die gsroisnfie Guitau
9ods ais 9irstior bss TsuiiGsn
alubs in 5aponna. gu beifen gteriin
bern sr Dor luneen Snbrtn asbort bate
uno bsifen 5orberung er Ed Sur 2,.
bsnsaufaabe eennht hat.e, rpuros
ourh 9trisi5ung zines bobsn prsub;s
ideH CrDens antriauni
- Dir frdnsoiiiGxn 4sroplan Or.
bauer lpsrben sur 0eribsiDigung hires
9onDsmcnnts 2ouis pauIb0n. Der
pOn ben bstnnnten griioern Brigbt i'm
Dcpton. g.. Der pntentpsrlesnng b..
if1uipis. lpirn. tinen aHpnli nace
amsrifa eniitnnen.
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2lus Sem SpipifnI.

gliff stirbD. Elm ~GrberIn" bes
itdbtifdtn 6oipitals. itieb s,Itsrn
Qbenp. nIs er unb ein ouotrer 4naes
iisIlier sintn poiisnien auf elmer 5raa.
bahre aus BEN Gmpfangssimmer
brahten, nit bsm aopie NIT folder
Dudlt ssaeu Die Wanb. odB sr iib eis
n, arobe Wnnbe su5oa. ipeld5t NIT aht
Gtihen sugeudbi fDerben mubte.
grnit Waper. ein II ssabre alter
ShuIinabs, Don no. 1905 Wnin Ctr,
ipuroe ptitern pon benz ounce eints
4ahborn In Die Aano eebifien. Ter
Hnabs ipurbf nnh btm 6oipital az.
brahi. no bic Wunbe nilsesdBi murDe.
s5aul Cabs, IA Sabre alt, BON 30.
S06 sIrIncrg NDs. itelte iid stftsrn i'm
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Selbi t.
SieUt itiue geSinsungem bejiislid
Der auntriun.

Die proisftirte ginptrfsibuna BON
Tslbi in oas Dtid,bilo poR gineine
natl 1T aeftern ihrer 0srlpir.Iihur1
nm einsn Shritt ndbsr ssriidt, inbsm
Die Qnusrioas.OmmiHdre pon 1elhi
unb bon Cincinnati in 1eIbi cine .il.
asbsnos geiprehuna hdttsu, in hsrsa
Yerlcuf Itlhi feline 8eoiuguHgsn III.
terbrei!,ie. unter ipelGen ss nit osr
Ginpsrisibuns in Gintinndti sinptrs
itanbsH III.
lie 6nupibsoinaungsu iino, cab
3slhi itdotiifts WaHsr srbdli; baB
fir goIiseis unD 5euerihus asiorat
triro; oab bic 5sIepbonr1ttn berobs
gtiest iperotn; Bah Der syahrpreis dEf
Der S!rabenbabn bon 3elbi aus nur
fiinf 6tnts btirna.H iol1 uno nob .n:-
lptber bic Cincinnati. 2aurentebura
uno glurord Strabsu6dhn umiteiss=
tarten fir Die Gincinnaiisr StraBcns
bdbn Iisfsrn ob.r bic Strdbenbabr
Don aHberions Jsrra aus bis naf Ge.
eomspile psridngsri persn ioa. f5s,-
ner tpiro perlungi, boB alIe gtami.n
urb 4naeits[ien Der @emeiube bei6ss
hdItsu rerbsn. biz ihr rsauIdrsr
amistermin absslaufsn iit.
sim tommsnbsn Rittno6 finass
cine treiter. aemsinihaftlite Sisnna
Der btiosrIsiti9en aommifTdr. ft1.t
uno am Roniae iibsr afi gaae birftt
bem Stnotrdib Elm gerid5t in Der NM
asleatnheit suaehen.
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,Surhtbarcr Strabenbabnuniall
Kua6e 6fim RoIfdu6faufen uua gfark
SIrabe Gar underground.


Gin Iurdtbarer Strabenbahnunfnn
ersignete iid) 9eitsrn an Gidri StrnBe
uno WesIep apsnue. uno Gin Iunges
WeHfherfleben sine bei bemIelben xrs
loren. Ter Is Sabre oIte gIgoe Wons
tooth amiiiirie iih qe1en llbr an ber
Weslen aps. nit RouihubIaufeH, uHo
3pdr nit ioIhem Gifsr, oab sr bic in
tpeiiItber Rihtuug bic GIart Strnbe
enilan1 iahrsnoe Glurt Straben Gar
glp. 1547 niht bemer.ts. Gr lpuroe
nteoer9eriifen uno Ihtr 100 Sub melt
miiaeIhisift, bepor ea g&lang, bic Gar
gum StiIiitanb su brinasn. Der llnfau
errsgts in Der Radbarihdft gspaltiss
Gnfrsaung uno lodte cine grobe Wsns
fhenmsnee berbei. YatroIpaqen no. /
iraf fpsniss Utinutsn ipdtsr elm, uno
Der 9srunoIiidte iruroe ihIeuniaii
mad BEN 6oipitaI gsbradt, Itarb iss
bod lpdbrsno Der Jabrt. Die 2sihs
Duroe nafl Der mlorgue unn ipdtsr
pon bort nG5 Der Dobuune Der gltern
BEG 1ctsn gs6rdd)t Tsm anaben mar
bel osm llnfalI bsinabe isher Fnohsn
i'm aorper gebrohen fuoroeu.
Ter 8erunaliidte ipar Elm Sobn oss
5errn Mm. Montooth, zines anass
iteIlien Der Queen gitn Sor Mdnu=
featuring 60. Its Elm gerihieritutter
iih mad Der Wobnuno Der gltsrn Be
eob. um bic angshorigsn in fhonsnosr
WsiI. Don b2m ihpsren ShidiaIss
ffIage in aenntuib Su isbeu. poren
MIR bic Wiuttsr unb cine Shtrsiier oes
9erunaIudtsr gu 6oufs. gsibe bras
hen, ais lie bic 5io6sbotihdft psruahs
men, ohninohtI9 5uIammsu uHo be-
flnoen iih stgsnpdrtis in drstiintr
gebdnelun1.
Der WotorIentsr Der ln1iiidscar,
ausuit Sisisri, % Sabre aIt, pom
Ro. 3140 airbp Roab. iuurbs psrhafs
tst unn urier Der antIaas Der fdbrldis
iissH1obiupg in Der iiiuitsn 1iitri.tss
itaiion sinqsiperrt, um ipdter ososn
giirgihaft auf frsien dub esisst gu
ipsrbtH gr bebouptei. eab Der I'm
fan pon ihm nitt bate permisosn
perosn tOnnen. RAD ieinsr ansa6s
hattie sr i,iHe aufmsrtiaultsit auf sin
ans sntgessnqsieBi,r Ritliung berons
nabenots Juhripsrt asriftet, als Der
Gnobe ploblid) auf leinen RolIihuben
unmitielbdr Dor Der Gar bic Strabe
trsu3tn tpoIl.s. 8spor es ibm (oem
Wotcr!sntsr) mogIih mar. bic Gar
gum SiiQitanb su briuseH, mar oas
llnsliit seifehsn.
Mm. Montooth fpurbe auf isiner |
QrbetisittlIs pon benz sutisbIihen gR.
bs ieines Sohnss in Ssnn;Hib geiest. |
er perIieB bic Iabrit Iofort, mar js. |
bod big fpdi eeiisru qbsnb nod nifi |
beimsetommsu. Die anpsborioen be- |
finbtn fid1 in GROCER unrube um ibu |
uno srfuhtsn bic pplissi Nahfori6uns |
gen nah esm 9erlhirunbsn.n aHsuitsls |
len.
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NArmm Der W1r;
Der a,,, n,eifem &C.
tdtrlid)e @ ottat
iit.

gst aaAsa Il. sss en- Heilien asiaLriiGs Mo.
nat ees 5abres. neil Der gsed,fsl Der 1abrsssen
eiH aTSBersr itf ais febr eieis Spf.smc seglans
cen feHlen 3u banisg III ss bic sSdbrbsii has
ofE arlnie MIR big snm 3snhabr aasoanstiN
sssHH aber bas Guetem Gsftdffiet III. tueun sts
inrsiHitdfgitsn aus bsm gluie aeirieSen nno
Sle ggtoen 3eusasgmebc mil asiuHoer. gtarfe
bsfleibsaesr Gasrnnssmsststn eendhrt lina. oa
aibi e fsiHe @efahr in esm gedfeI osr 9ab,
resseiteH EnteF ssobn's wgrbissn III rin mn.
fddgbares 1cnic im SsasIina. G.e nar.t cGs
gsfsen anb pertrst6t ole aiitlaen ssri.grsnSen
Etute-lIle boni eeu a1tper ams &c III ptsfs
ATait. Fgsihe re is ert0iafeida asRiGtt BAT IN
peg FeiiBng bon StfaltmHnen unb aLsn gehl'
bHs suIaaHifiben. Eie eribdif fesne fnlra9hens
hel <iimnla1ien. gaofgbia ooer aubers fn0o,
It1ft 3rcsiieH
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6nnoe.Yianoftan
Sil Wagor Sdlwab ipdbrtno ses
ganlen Sabres babru.

Wlonor Sdtuab lift bafiir, oaB oas
aaa5s ssdbr binburh sin 5unos.
ssfanoitaa untsrhalten tpirD. Gr ers
fufts geitsrn ben GtootdHiualt Itrifis
lih nm bic uusarbei.uno elmer Srni=
mana. tpelfe bsitimmi, oab bic Stobt
efntinnatl in 3utunft niht uRr nab,
rsno Der 3aner Bon adt Mondtsa ti.
Hsn Sunotfdnasr anitellsn unb eiuen
5unoe gfanoftdn untsrbaIisn ToIl,
ioHosrn frdhrsno bes oonssn Sohres.