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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20
The Value of a Single Purpo,e.

Ex-Gov. Hoard.
A most instructive article in TIE Out
look for January is .hat by Waiter f.
Weyl, descriptive Of the life, character
and condition Of the Italian immigrant.
The caption Of the article is The Ital-
ian Who Lived on Twenty-six Cents a
Day" 1t win do all classes ~ Ameri-
cans good to read it. One paragraph in
it we quote. After telling Of the re-
markable record in savings Of the hard
worked Italian laborer, whose wealth
in the aggregate, mounts up to millions,
the author says:
Among those who fail, the educated
Italian immigrant is often to be found.
He is usually not so intent on gain, nor
so single purposed. The superlatively
cultured immigrant may find himself in
capable Of earning even ditch-digger' S
wage. He is ready-made; he has ideals
which clash with the rude materialism
Of the primal struggle to live. He gives
lessons; he teaches to careless, con-
temptuous youth the glorious history Of
the mother land; he dries Up in fever
Of misunderstood patriotism and unex-
tinguishable inconsistencies.
The above piccure is just as true of
many an American who has been edu-
Gated, shaped and fashioned for some
fine abstraction that no one wants as
living return to him. Men must learn
that this thing we call education must
have purpose in it, single purpose if you
please. The poor ignorant laborer is ed
ucated to some purpose he can work.
But what Of him, amid this 'demnition
grind, " who can do nothing that any
body wants done? Some peoples idea of
education reminds US Of the fellow who
was greatly exalted with the notion of
his christian character, and so he adver-
tised for board in some family where
his christian example would be deemed
ample compensation. He was astonished
that there were no takers. So it is With
the young man whose education contains
no positive purpose that the world at
large can make use of. There are plenty
Of professors, however, who sneer at an
education for use. 1t is not saturated
with the humanities" whatever that
may be. aut the existence of educated
failures is too frequent, too poignant to
blind our eyes to the fact that an edu-
cation which misfits a man for the sub
stantial use Of mankind, is in effect, a
tragedy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20
The Demands of Youth.

Richmond Virginiuplot
The emancipation Of youth is one Of
the noticeable signs Of the times. In
the olden days flial obediance was re-
garded as one Of the greatest Of viz
tues, bnt those days are done. Today
it is coming TO be generally admitted
that the duty of obedience, if any such
duty exists at all, is upon the other
side. It is a duty Of father to see
that his son has the wherewithal to
cut a figure ia the world that he has
a plentiful supply Of Egyptian cigar
cites. chromatic waisteoats, rcoled-up
pantaloons, and malt liquor that he
has leisure to engage in football, poker,
musical comedy and all the other pur-
suits and sciences necessary to the
education Of a gentleman.
And it is the duty of neither to see
that her daughter is protected from
coarse and ignoble labors; that she re-
mains a stranger to the broom, the
dustpan and the busting cloth; that
she is allowed to sleep undsturbed UNI
til II a. m. and welcomed affectionate-
ly on her return home from rout and
masquerade at a. m
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOW COUNTY
> COURT-IN PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of Alfred
Jcnkiu. deceased.
Letters If administration with will
annexed, on the estate of Alfred .Teukin. de.
ceased. having been issued to w n. Curry.
NOrce is hereby given, that the creditors of
said Alfred Jenkin, deceased, are allowed
and limited BY order of this court until
1910, being the 2nd day of said month. 10 pre-
sent their claims and demands against said
Alfred Jenkin deceased. to the county
court for examination and allowance
Notice is also hereby given that the claims
so presented will be examined aud adjusted
by this court. At the Office of the County Judge
at the conrt house in the city Of Dodgeville. In
SAID county. on the first Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER. 1910
Dated this nth day of January. 1910
BY the Court,
Eva ALDRO jerks. County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

STATE OF WISCONSN-IO COUNTY
/, GOURr--IN PROBATE.
Notice Is hereby given that at a special term
OF the Iowa County Court, 10 be held in and
for said county, at the Court House. in the
city Of Dodgeville, in said county. on the 25th
day of January. A. d. 1910 being the fourth
Tuesday Of said month. at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon Of said day the following matter
viii be heard and considered.
The application Of James W Hutchison, ex-
eeuior Of the will and testament of Mary j.
Lauyon, late Of said county. deceased, for a
Judicial construction of said will and tesla
ment.
Audit Is further ordered that public notice
hereof be given 10 ALI persons interested, a.
required by the order OF the Court and in ac-
eordanee with section 3Isla of the Wisconsin
statutes.
By the Court
ALDRO jerks. County Judge
Dated DOdgeville, Wis, Dec - 1909
52w3 Fielder q Fielder. Attorneys
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20
In Industry and Finance.

Chicago Tribune.
The state of the weather again proved
an important factor in industry during
the last week. Outdoor work was
greatly hampered by unfavorable con
dit;ons. The railroads found much diff
fculty in moving freight The smaller
industries suffered a setback as one es-
Enlistment after another was forced
to suspend operations or run on shorter
hours because of the lack Of fuel. But
even snow and cold have their adyan-
tages in trade Retailers in certain
lines of seasonable commodities have
felt the beneficial effect of the old fash
toned winter and have rejoiced CORES
pondngly. The protection of the wheat
and rye by the covering blanket of snow
has its promise Of future benefit in
agricultural lines.
In general business the strong feeling
of optimism which has been apparent
for some weeks remains undisturbed.
Reports from different parts of the
country indicate generally healthful
conditions. The bank cIearings for the
week were 1894. an, 600, as compared
with SALT, s2Q, 0tJ the previous week,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

married, why, he's going to be mar
ried--that's all
But she forgot 10 be on her guard
the next morning when John enthusi-
astically remarked that she should
have heard Kitty sing "Dearle" the
night before. "Dearle"-w what a fool
ish name for song. And with that
one contemptuous thought all the bit
terness Of the thing came back 10 her.
DO you always have to talk about
her-even at the breakfast tableY'
Johns lips came together in
straight line II thought be began.
then stopped abruptly. Ten minutes
later he left the house IL silence
Mary would have given al she pos
sessed to recall those words. A sort
OF hopclessness came over her. ~ she
could control herself no better than
that now. what would she do later?
II she only could be sure that the
girl would be sensible. From Johns
description It didn't seem as II she
could possibly be- He has lost his
head over some little fiirt. she told
herself. and / can't stop him. ! won
der If he will forgive me. I'm
afraid not.
At supper that night her doubts were
confirmed John talked steadily about
the weather. the shop, the garden
everything but Kitty. She lensed 70
break in herself with the subject.
Two days passed Then she could
stand it no longer.
John, I'm sorry
He motioued her to silence. You
have let me know very plainly that
you don't want me to talk about her
and won't"
Nor did he A week passed by. then
Notwithstanding weeks for them both.
You came near losing your supper
tonight" announced Mary one evening.
"Why. how is that?"
II was downtown, waiting to take
the 4:30 car. when. all at once, l drop
ped one Of my parcels and everything
in il rolled into the street The car was
in sight. and you know there isn't an
other until $50 | knew | couldn't get
all the thread and buttons picked up in
time. and | was thinking, Oh. dear.
John won't have any supper until I
o'clock when. all of a sudden. some
one said Let me help you. 1t was
some young girl. and. | declare,
never saw any one pick up things so
fast in my life. knew just enough
20 open by bag while she showed them
in Then the car stopped. and she
helped me on-not as she would some
old lady. but Just as If was one OF
her girl friends never expect to
see any one so handy and sweet rs
that again didn't notice what she
looked like was that flurried-but
/ did see that she had on an odd for
eign looking ring"
What sort Of ring?"
"Silver 1t had two bands joined to-
gether by little crosspieces, and there
was a big green stone. Wasn't it
funny that | should notice all those
little things and my. what's the mat
ter?''
Nothing. mother. only-that was
Kitty"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

Hartford Crescent: One Of the
stories from Washington is that TWEEN
ty 20 thirty Of Uncle Joe Cannon's
next friends in the house will soon ask
him If they haven't done 50 already
to help the party out by announcing
right away that this is positively his
last term in the speakership.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20
A No. / Farm for Sale.

One of the best in the town of Min
eral Point, consisting of 1870 acres, 8
miles from city. Well situatea for
dairying; cheese factory and church
close TO farm line; school within mi.
Good buildings, running water, wind
mill and large reservoir at barn. Will
be sold right Inquire of owners.
47tf FRED & JAS. H. DUNN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

Platteville Journal: Our Congress
man, Mr. Kopp, is remaining true to
his promises and is against Cannonism
first and always. He was one Of the
original insurgents and remains one.
He is, however, with his party on real
party measures.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20
A Handy Man.

why so sad| querled the young
man, looking at her fondly.
"Oh. nothing special only | have
troubles of my own" said the fraiI
young thing, signing.
j insist in taking hand in them"
ne said, selling a dainty palm that
vas wasting its time In her lap.-Bos-
on Globe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20
Cultivate Enthusiasm.
Emerson: Nothing great was ever
achieved without enthusiasm.
The American Surety Company

OF New York issues all kinds of in
demnity bonds for state, county and
city officers. Also administrators and
executors bonds, in fact, almost any
kind of a security bond. For rates,
which are quite reasonable see
46tf j. b. REYNOLDS, Local Attorney.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

Chicago Tribune: If Mr.. Taft made
a mistake" in dismissing Pinehot, and
yet could not have done otherwise ="
whats the answer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

and with SO, 3l6. 408. 900 in the CORES
ponding week of 1909 The published
statements of railroad earnings for the
most part were full of encouragement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

AS the price Of nearly every neces-
sity Of the human family goes upward,
nothing worth mentioning is met com
ing down.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-01-20

STATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA COUNT
> COURT--tN PROBATE

> COURT--iN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at "A special term
Of the Iowa County Court. to be held In and
for said county. at the court house i'm the city
Of Dodgeville. IN said county. on the Sth day
of February. A. ID. 1910. being the second Tues
day of said month, at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon of said day. the following matters viii be
heard and considered:
The application of :. G. Field for the
appointment of an administrator dc bonis
non. of the estate OF Agnes j. Field late Of
Humboldt Iowa. deceased.
And it is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given 10 All persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three
weeks successfully, prior TO said day of hear.
ing IN the Mineral Point Tribune, a weekly
newspaper published in said county
BY order Of the court
ALDRO jerks, County Judge.
Dated Dodgeyille Wis. an. H. 1910
T. NJ Priestley Attorney 2w3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-13
Nus bent VpliSeigerid)t T..

Der Wirib Simon euiea, lpelhsr
am Samftag Ulorssu seeen 3 uhr
nit ishs 9ditsn BON ben golisiiteH
8alopin uno Shsarpooo perhaitst
porben mar, tpuroe tpegen nsbertrez
tung oes Wfliterndhtseeleges 3u Der
iib!ihen 9elsTirafe BON $40 uno Gos
item perurtbsilt, pdbrsno Die iets 8d>
tie bon Der 4ntIlge Des 9erumlun=
germs In elmer Wirt6fhaft freiseIproz
den iporben.
gbas. W. Bates bate am Sonntds
Moraen ndhrsno zines Streitss isinem
9ausz uno RaiTesenoHen 6. Soots nit
einem Wuitbedsu einen puhiisen
ShIas in oas 9eIiht perisbt uno ihn
sinen gruh oes Raienbeins beige
braht. Gr fpuroe ipegen thdtlihen
4nsriifs nit elmer gsloitrufe BON $50
nebit RpIten belegt.
Die Regerin Rsllie 8ute. fpelhe ain
Samjiag tpdbreno elmer aneiperet NIT
@ecrse Gprisss uno Soroan 9olIaus
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in elmer Spelunte an Der Sit Jront
Strabe ben grItereu lin $16 beItohlen
bate, lpurbe unter $1,000 giirgI6aft
ben 9robssitporeuen ibertpieien,
pdhrsnb bic beioen W}Gnner Don Der
4ntlage oes unoroentlihsu 9eusAmens
frsigelproher Ipurben.
Inter Der 2lntluge oes Strabenz
raubs puroe gilbert Snpoer ben 9roBs
asIhporenen iiberpieien. Setne
giiraItoIt puroe auf $4,000 fe'tesz
IeBt. Snpoer tpiro beiduIoigt. on Der
6eorgs. nahs SobR StroBe ben Srpi[ls
gromlsn risberseitlagen uno um $40
Iopis cine sOIoens suiasnuhr bsraubt
81 baben.
WaItsr Clifton bon. Boone gountn,
ap., uno Ssbn 9. gldno bon Der u.
uno Glm Strabe puroen pegsr Sraz
gems cerborgener Wafieu (Repolper)
gu ie S25 uno Soften perurtbsilt.
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9dAIiss Giseianar gDIIsbI4 1ienas 49, &<peber 1910

Der Weit 44ten Strabe fih ab3tpeigsnz
be Strabe an3ulegsn, bic ben Hamen
Jroneis aDenue fiibren loa, fofpie fir
bic Vsrldnserung Der segenndrtigen
Siebenten Noenue.
Cine Petition bon 8etpobnern BON
Spoe part, In tpel6er Der Stdbtrdtb
aufgeforbert iporben mar, bic Norfolt
uno Wsitern Bubn gu 5pinesn, an ibz
rem RiDeautreu3ungen an Der Wi6i=
gan. Der S6atp uno Der Suniet Mpenue
Bdrrisren an3ubringen unp bort Wdhe
ter au pOitiren, pirp auf GmpFe6lune
oss aommittees fir giIenbabnen babin
bsantiporist perben, baB Der Stabtratb
in pieier Sahe dbiolut mahtlos unb
Die 5uitdnoige gebOroe, an tpelde Die
petenten ii6 gu psnoen baber, bic
itaatltde giienbabntommifiou lit.
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Wait MnbeimliHer ltmfiHt
Graf 6ermann j. ca6amp Die Oor6e=
reitungen 30 feinem Se(blmoro.

Der 65 Sabre alte Sdreintr 5ers
mann 8. laiamp begins eeitern in ieiz
ner Wobnuna Sslbltmorb. inbem er
lih nit einem HafrmeHsr ben gals
bon DIR gu DIR bur9Idnitt. DAT bic
Derspeiflunsstbat nit Borbeoaht uno
llchrlssuns ausseiiibrt Duroe, erbelt
aus Der serabe3u unbeimlihen umiidt,
nit lpelher Der ManH bic Yor6ereuuns
gen su bsm SelbItmprb eetroffen bate.
gatamp bate cine pfdnne nsben osm
8ett auf ben 5ubbooen seiteat, F6
Johann in FOLDER Weile quer auf bds
8sit gelest. oab iein Gopf unb Gals
iih iiher Der Vfanne befanosn. aussns
iheinIih nollis er perbiiten. bab Der
9sppih nit ieinem 2ebens6lut peruns
reinist perhs.
Ter Wann litt felt Sem lsstsn
Sanuar an bohsraoissr Wsldntolie
unb ffien 3eitipeile g.iiiesssItort gu
iein. Dieter beoausrlitt 3uitano purs
be angeblib purh Elm unbeilbares llnz
terleibsleiben peruriaht. Gr brobte ipiss
berbolt nit SslbItmorb uno btibete iiG
in 9lnfdlIen iieIer Melandolie elm, pdb
man ihn in einsm 8efdnguiB. 6oFpttal
oosr 4ipl einipsrren polle. Seins aus
Der Gdttin, einsm Sobne unb orei
10d.srn bsitebenoe Jamilie bsiDahisn
ibn obne untsrlab, Inn gu bers
binosrn. eab sr iih elm 2sib sufiige.
9eltsrn Worsen gssen 8 lIhr lasts
2aiamp gu ieinsr syruu. oab CT iid aui
oas Shlafsimmsr isines Sobnes 5ars
rp bsseben iperbs, um eins .l.in; sieita
gu balien. Ga sr iih Biz ssbn ubr nidi
piessr ae3eist bate. itea.e isih, irau
Nahfori6ungsn an unb fanb bie1piire
oes SINNERS perIhloFen. Sis bIidt.
ourh oas Okrlihi uno lab ihren Bats
ten blutiiberItromt uno leblcs auf oem
Bette liesen. Sie alarmirte b.: RAD
barihaft uno Elm iofort bsrbsissrufss
nsr 4r3t tonitatir.e osn 1ob bes uns
sliidliten Mannes. Coroner Tr. gpe
tpuros bena4ri9tist uno oroHste sinsn
eSnoueit on.
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OebMrten.

Soparb unb Gbitb 5arrel, 3315
gaitern 4De., WGphen.
Sobn uno Roe Wattbeps, 3543
puroue Ctr, aadbe.
Sa-rp unb phpQis Supis, 1854
Hepton Npe., Wde 6er
Robert uno Marp MegpiGep, 2i0
Sriea Qpenue, WGbIer.
gsrnuro uno emma Sbsrt, 1415
Ghals Npsnue, aElbe.
Rie:1rh uno Warocret Whalen, 698
81. 6. Strase. G2dp6en.
2pu's unb Gtnoa 6affner, 3433
Golera'n Atoenrs. MIb6sn.
George uno Murp 5euet6el, 233
Sond9ue Str, andbe.
Sobn unb 4melia Sien, 1902 Sbls
ban Qoenue. Gnabe.
philip un0 WarD 6einemQnR, 4127
girginid 4pe., Mdohen.
5Dman uno Soa PbiQips, 576 Dsit
6. Ctr, &ndbe.
Qetpis uno Hoatbe Sarris, 735 Sf
6. Strabs, anabe.
Wm. uno Sulia MolonsD, 1704Mas
biior ROao, Wdohen.
Wii6ael uno 2eRu Slpop, 211O
Grssman aps., Mdb6su.
Gbas. unb CLARA S6raffenbergsr,
1912 Glcrion Qpe., WGoden.
g. W. unb Slipe iSerris, ReDpprt.
ap., Wdofen.
Qrtbur uno 3at6rine groter, 1903
Gutter Str, WdDfen.
9eorge uno Qmanod Sbisle, 3427
Wionteiib Qpenue. &nabe.
Sp6n unb adtberine Sbeiinq, 954
Dsit s. Strabe, Mdbhsn.
George uno Gli3absth Wilmes, 1913
Queen gitp 4peuus. UtGoaen.
Sohn uuo Wapme StaTer, 303 80.
6. Str, MGbfen.
DiQiam unb Roiie SeImscomp, 1923
Walnut Str.. anabe.
Qnton uno 6slene 2tnq, 1923
plsdfunt Ctr, MGhdsn.
GoDaro uno Barbara 6plsebloeen,
1926 8ine Str, MGbden.
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Gas in m aleins

in nift Isihtsr gu Dsriieen, als bic
aneriannie 1batfate. oab bic tets
riibmIihft onseprieien.n ct. Bernard
Rrduierpillen pirilih bic bette arsenei
bti allen Masen.. Qebers unb Eieren@
lsiben fine. gle beitsben MIR aus ben
bsilirdftisiten uno reiniien 5dften BON
pflansen, luelhe iorsfdliis aussepGbli
uHb noh bem btiudbrieIien He3ept ptrs
orbeit.t Dernsn. Gie entbolien ieine
dbenben. meianiIhen Oifte unb be-
ftehen alio nidt eurd cine i1nelIe,
poriiberSebsnos, 3ulsst aber srunbs
f4doliAe. fonbern burh cine ionfte,
aber bouernne Mirfune. Alles bisfes
III sine Gbdtfo9e. ltiht Derndnslidl,
lDie bds GinmoleiHs. MlIe Apotbetfn.
% Gents. q. 6.
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Gterblidfeitsberidjt.

Sobn 5entOn, 81 Sabre. 234 Cit
psarl StraBs. 9ehirnidlag.
Sdpsiter Warp bon Ct. pbilip@
Me0lpnn. 50 Sabre, Warialo uno
Grano ape,. SdlagFlub.
Sames Worris 2oneman, 40 Sabre,
1890 eaiisrn 4pe.. RisrenIsioea.
4nnd grsntman, So Sabre. 975
Wepkrion ape., glutpersifturg.
Sarab Gun, AZ Sabre, 727 Barr
Strabe, 5ersleiben.
Sermann Wilb. 50 Sabre. gsbirns
blutung.
Rolanb Wintsr, 81 Sabre, 5000
Clifton ape.. 9ruh Der Wirbslidule.
Gpa 0illih. "a Sabre. 46S yori
Strabe. 9lutpersiitlng.
Waltsr Glapbroot, 80 Sabre, 31S
On 5rpnt strabe. 9erslsio.n.
Joispb Charles. AZ SABRE. SAT Slis
per Str, 1ubsrtuloie.
4noretp 9uhiter. 80 Sabre, Sns
queit in Sdlpebe.
ulite Uf. Sogdn, 3Z Ja1re, 10 Wett
8. Sirabs. Stipinoiut)t.
Catherine Maits. % Sabre. 2477
g!bsrcn aps.. 1ubertulpie.
eliinbetb Clara Rutbmener, 83Sabs
re. 1901 Poplar Str. 6erslsibsn.
Celia Wap Noluns, 2S Jase, 1850
Men 8. Str. Shndde.
Warp 2ouiia WbaIsn. ! Mpnat,
1904 4eaoemD aot.. Shndhs.
0sorse 9enrp Sparts. 2 Sabre,
1117 Weit 8. Sir., Snqusit inSdrpebe.
Charles 0ude. AZ Sabre. 27O3 60
israin apenue. Nierenleieen.
Innhaiia MeRamara, 70 Sabre,
Nltenbeim, nisrenleiben.
Nm. 3. Cgounsl. 3 Sabre, 706
W. Driite StraBs. Shdrldnfieber.
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Western German Bank,
IL. uno Sine Ctr, Cincinnati.
Hette 6eihihterl. .

Der berittene ppli5iI. Sti's' begegz
nete geitern gRprgen in aller 5ri1e in
Der Rdhe Der CLIFTON uns Sprins
Grppe Qpsnus elmer augenideinIih Bee
Sehten 5rau, in oeren 9eieaI6uft iih
Elm tleines 9fdbten befano. Der Be-
ante oerbaftete geibe unS bratnte iie
nah Der Boli3eiitatiOn, no bic 5rau
fih ais 5rau 9uprence asller. &c
Sabre alt. bon Go. 3770 Iu'npnt
Strabe, resiItrirte. Das &ino gat
isinen Namen als Agnes 5ergens ar
uHb ertldrte, nit ieiner Mtutter ira
Stnterbaus Go. 3770 8umont Gtrdbs
gu pohnen. 5rau 8eller bebaupiets,
nit ibren ansehoriseH am Eoartus
einen ausflug eenaat uno bic asstss
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rem auf irgeno cine DeiIs perloren gu
buben Sic babe nit 4gnes Sergsns
alle Wirtbihaftsu in Der llmgegeno
abgsIutt uno in ben meiiter our Stdrs
flung Elm GIos Bier gu Ft gsuommsn.
Sergeunt Ctting begab iih uah Der
Se1er'ichen Wohnung uno fano ben
Batter. iopie Den 9attsn uuo ben
So6r Der 5rnu frieolid ihlafsno in
tbren 9etten Dor. Die tleine 4enes
Sergens ptro benz Sugenorihter Dor.
seFiihrt neroen. 5ruu aeler puroe
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ienise bes Sofepb GObn $2o5, bsrjsniss
Der Catherine Qehmunn $500.
WerfdbfSloene

Der Catherine Gebmonn $500.
Derf9febenes.
Die 6. unb 5. Spigart SO. tlaste
cine Gorberuns iiber $1433.22 sesen
Wm. prsuer ein.
gDpIsr, 4derlonb &c 60. baben eine
Jorberung iiber $443.13 geaen bic
Qouisbille e RafbDiae R. R. 60. eins
seflagt.
5enrp grinter tlaste cine Joroeruns
iiber $500 segen Geo. gueter ein.
gbds. W. Copper ilagte cine Joroes
rung iber $500 segsn Qnn q. Woors
un5 1bos. 9. parton Elm.
6enrp 3. Bed bat bic Stabt gineins
natl ipesen erlittener 9erlesunsen auf
elmer fhaobaften Strabe auf 3abluas
BON $500 pertlast.
Wesen erlittener Deriebungen ftrengs
te Siaae Z. gpan cine Glage iiber
$500 sesen bic 3. 6. 6. & Si. 6. R.
R. 60. Elm.
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ilorente Bell III Raflab bbsrpaitsrin
BON gmil 6osiinsboff; perIonolien
$1,000, 8runbeigtntbum $500.
Rattle Weper lit 1sftamentspolIiires
dsrin BON geribolo Nspsr; yerfonas
lien $500. 0runnsisentbum $13,5OO.
Wm.4. Gssers 1T Ro1!abpernalier
BON Gdthtrins aentrup; perioRalien
$1,000.
Sophie Dittus III Radlabperpals
term BON Sobn Dittus; pesionalien
$3.50.
Margarei @riffitb III glaflabpsrs
iDalisrin BON Jdmss D'6ura; Drunos
eigsntbum $4,000.
Rate gonnsrs III Na1tdbDsrpaltsrin
BON Sobn Gonners; grunosistntbum
$500.
.. g. 9ebsnitreit in gah!nbDsripals
ter BON Hiisuft 3. 6ebenftreit; perfo.
nalitn $500. Grunbeietrtbum 5000;
ebenfo BON Gertrude 6ebeHitreit;
gruRbeisentbnm $1,000.
Nnno Deb in 1eitamentspol fired,rs
IN ppn Wm. Nob; Grunbeisentbum
$14. 600.
Mm. s. GHpsideri 1T gad .abpers
ipdlier bon Geo. 6autters; 0runpeis
osntbum 31e25.
Der perf5nli9s NA4Iab Der 9fobeus
%. 6orbeS. betrdot $34, ,076-3S; bsrs
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Der Staotrat6.
8an6ansgabc fit bic ausmer,una
Der NiDeanfrenjungeu
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Die Stimmseber tperoen in Der toms
menben Wabl iibsr bic 5rase gu
entIheiben baben. - Die gonoausz
sabe fon fih auf 100000 belaufen.
DIT. .Mafbinston unO College Siu
iiberfanDtsu ibre Qnnsrionss Orpiz
nanaen.- 9onbausga6en fir Straz
benperbefierungen angeItrsbt.
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