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Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
FUNERAL OF FIRST VICTIM.

Newark. July 9.-ThousandS attend ed the funeral today of William How ard. whose death on Friday resulted in the lynching of Carl Etherington. an anti-saloon raider, who shot him. There was no demonstration. The officiating clergyman did not refer to the incl dents surrounding his death
 Judge Seward will announce on Monday whether he will call a special jury to investigate the lynching
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
TWO CHICAGO FIRES.
Two. Were Killed in a Stampede of
 Horses.

Chicago, July 10.-Two fires. one in the center of the city and the other in the outskirts at the stock yards, resulted in the fatal injury of two persons and a loss of more than S100,- 00O In a stampede of 200 horses al the stock yards a stable boy and a fireman were fatally injured. Scores of firemen narrowly escaped being trampled to death.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
pHlLApELPHlA,s RECORD.

Philadelphia. July 1O.-There were ten deaths and many pros trations today by the heat. The maximum was 93; humidity S5. At 6 o'clock the mercury had fal- lon to T- degrees
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
A DAY OF DRoWNINGS.

Boston, Mass, July 1O.-New Eng land waters claimed a toll of eleven lives by accidental drowning today In nearly every case the victims were seeking relief from the heat.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
BELOW oLoFlELD's RECORD.

Cincinnati. July 1O.-Ray HarrOun. in a Marmon. at Latonia. in an endeav- or to lower the track record 5 2-5 by Oldfield. covered a mile in loo 2-5.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
FL PASo RELIEVED.

Fl Paso. Texas. July 1O.-The hottest period of eight days ever recorded at the weather st"tion, was broken today by heavy rain. There was a decided fall in temperature. The eight days temperature averaged 99. The Rio Grande at this point is en- tirely dry.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
BoSTON'S WORST.

Boston, July 10.-This was the hottest day of the year in Bos- ton. At ? D. m. there were two deaths, and a score of prostra- tiOnS.
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
WARM AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, July 10. - The capital sweltered today. Ther" was one death and four prostra- tions
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
CONTAMINATED
 THE WATER SUPPLY
The Suicide of a Mining Man at
 Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. July 10.-Nilliam Richardson. a retired mining oper- ator, drowned himself yesterday in the municipal reservoir for drinking water and his body was not found until today He had carefully pre- pared for death. He carried s suit of black for his funeral. then Waded out into Silver Lake reservoir. The body was found standing upright in fifteen feet of water He was 69
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
THE WEATHER.

Washington. D. C., July 1O-Ari- zOna: Generally fair
Arizona republican., 1910-07-11

FOR SALE-Two building lots in Monte Vista Place, near Seventh St. and Van Buren. Building restrictions. Easy terms, low. cost and close in. E. E. PAScoE, 11o North Center St.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-21

Qsssr pIaee. $50 SUB psftIia bon
Wocoburn ans., 81.
JuIiet 6. bauahter on 9lnbr.rr
8roppengiebsr Quit glainD 12t Sub
an Waoe Strobe, 81 etc.
5enrD golt an Qnnd 9ebns, 80
5ub on Srhoro Ctr, $2265.
Glifforb y. Wrigbt an /. Rat. ST.,
Cine, 195 SUB an Der GftIsits Der
WaInut Strabs, 81 etc.
Warp &. 9isnsr on Sen. O. gutas,
Got % in Geo. 8. Grpsr's unterabs
tbeiIuuo, 81 ttc.
r. ". 5abte on Qttsr Retter, 2 Cots
an Sycamore Ctr, 81 etc.
gburIott. S6lpsrinosr on oohn 81.
Grau. AZ SUB on Gmiua Str, $4,000.
Gam. .. Cooper an gearI Bump
Ter, / Got an Sonaibon 9pe., 81 etc.
q. g. gtsr1on an q. =. @ougb, 80
Jub an stnnetb 2Ips., College Sil.
81 etc.
0srf.Ibs on 5uIia Ril.p, so Gub an
bto., 81 etc.
Gnterprife Q. u. 60, on Cos. 6.
5hiem, j Got on Gartbag. giss, 81 etc.
Warp Staubah an GIis1bsib 5slbs
haus, / Got an Queen gitp qps., 81
etc.
SuIio 9u6srt an Warp Dir, 27l
6uB an 9erron 4oe., 81 etc.
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Referendum" iiber ben groSsb s.g.n
bic 9rdfin Sdrnopsta anaereat uno
ibrs Ssier eefrogt, lpie iie dls @eidpo.
rene ODER ais Rihtsr bic 4ngttlagten
5arnoipsto, Qerrisr, Raumofp uuo
YriIutoip Derurtbtilen ipiiroen - nenn
oab lie alle psruribsiIt fperben miiiien,
iheint fir lie fsinem 3ipeifel sn untsr4
llegen. Gs iino 6unberte bon 4ntfuora
ten eingelaufen, oarunter pisle BON Jim
geren uno dltersn 0omsn, uno es muF
iofort aefdgt ipsroen, bab bic sgroueH
nit Der 2arnopsta am itrengiieH ins
0eritt geben. Sin 9efhporener err
Hart tur3 unb biinbig: yRur Iiei" %. :.
Hur lie mub neruribeilt iperosn). Sin
oneerer Gsihtporsner ipia iie an lss
bensIangIiher 3uhtbausiirafe perurs
tbeilt ieben; Elm oritter mohte Iie fir
sebens3sii ins Srrenhaus fperrsn. es
gibt cher oud miIoe Riftsr. Sin nit
lsioioer Serr meint, baB bic @rdfin
niht itysngsr beitraft ipernen iolIte a.s
Voumoip; foLlts aber bsipislen iperben,
oab Tis geiitis nidt gang normal isi.
10 miBte iie gang freisefprohen tper.
ben. Die 8aronin Wonboisii i'll Der
Gniidt. bnB Die Sarnpnsta, psnn
man lie fhou niht freiiprehen Tonne,
nnter oLIen umitdnbsn hsgnabiat pers
ben miiBts Was Ruumop betrifft, 70
m66tsn ibn fuit ale freissfprohen piie
len; einies mohtsr ibn aud in cine
Seilunitolt fteden; elmer tpiirbe ibn su
5shn Ja9ren 3uhtbdus nerurtheilen,
uno elmer ertIGrt ibn fir ben 5auptz
ihuloigen unb psrlangt fir ibn bas
hOhfte StrufmaB. anita be 2uea
ipiiniht fir bisfsn llnfduIoisen ritas
Iieniihs Gere9tisteit". 0eoen 9rilus
top iTno ale iebr itrsns; man srtIGrt,
Dab er minoeitens ebenio if1uIoia iei
ipie Die Sarnopstd. glur stpei Gomen
iprehen ibn frei, tpGbrenb cine i'm su
elner ltihten Strdfe psrurtbeiIen
m06te. Gin alter 4bcnnent perurtbeilt
ibn sur bohiten StraFs, Elm aneerer All
5ipdn5is Jahren 3u6tbdus: Elm Rshtse
urtpnlt gIaubt, bab ibm bic Wohltbat
Der milbtrnben umitdnbs 3ugsbilligt
perben i6nnte. Die gerrier enblid)
tpiro BON fait alien freissFpro6en: man
iast, odb fie burh bic Iange unterfus
hungsbdft f6on fhiper gsnuq hsItrait
iei. Gin Gertiitbsmsnfa m06te Die
gan5e Geisaiadft freiiprsden unb
5tpar - man abnt es nidt! - neil
bic Ruii.n iid BEL Der Grobebenfata.
itropk pom WleHina 10 bIbfh benoms
men batten.
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GrunSsisentbumss llebertraannasH
6 Gintinnaii, 20. Wlai.

Y Il II IL I, ~. m(al.
genion 5, Uarbon an ghpebs 6.
Warbon, gbsiI BON Got 16 in GeboIt's
unterabtbeiIur1, 81.
WtatbiIoa CDerbura an Jrtb. So
Susmon. Cots 35 unb SO in Spbu
Bation's llnterabtbsiIuns, 81.
Odpto 2. WlarfbaIl an emma 9.
protber, Got 73 in 9eter Reff'g Inter.
abtbelIung an gortb Mpsnue, 81.
sRomas 9. gBapns an !. 2Ippt
Bopn., ein Stid 2anb in Seslion 20,
Wiucrset 9p.. 81.
Sdrtin 9. G1pstt an Jloro W. Gas
pstt, 9bstI bon Got 6 in Der llnterab-
thei!ung pon ghonas WiImutRsgitate
in Wpoming, 81.
Wlatiloa 6. 8oebineer an glisobetb
R.nnit Il. o., Qot 26 In gofin9er &:
Soptins llntsrabtbsiIung in 4ponoaIe,
$500
Grbsn bon sos. gIins, per gbsrifF,
an 5orrp G6effsl, Got 6 in glod 80
in 6. 6. Wurbods llnterabtbeilung,
$3O5.
gbmunb &. 8oncs, per Sheriff, on
grntt lspman, Got so In Malnut SiLls
annb aFociatiOn's 2. llntsrabtbeilune,
$85.
8. g. WseDers an s.. 6. Weper, Got
"a in Sobn 5uoer's llntsrabtbsilung
on srepor 2lbe., 81.
BiQiam 8erlel an goarb OF Gbus
cation Of CatleD, Got "a In GhuFter
& Dilfon's llntsrabtbeilune inGaflsp,
81.
georqe q. 8sriel an benfelben, Got
"a in Sduiter e Milfon's nnterabs
tbeilung in Sotlen, 81.
georgs q. Derfel an benfelben, bies
ielbe Got, $4,000.
William aorsns an @irtpr 5. 2puis,
25 bel 104 SUB an Der Meitieite Der
gBheeler Ctr, $2450.
Sohn q. SubIcn on g. 6. Minebdrt,
80 bei 115 SUB an Der Weftieite Der
Sohn StruBs, RabifonpiI., 81.
Slipe o. Sall an Glianbeib ghtno.
lpeih, - Gub an Der qOrDfsite BON ct.
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GrunOeigeutbnms Sgpotb.i.u.

Rsue 6ppptbsten.
Grso. 20. Susmun on FUNDAMENTAL
g. Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
Geo Seaer an nisieIbt, $500.
2ouis ". 5iloretb an Gpanfton 3.
Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
gIibu Sniber an Union G. 9. IL.
Z. Co., S400.
9ioIa 80. Barre an Catlep 5mprps
psb 9. ii. 8. Go, $500.
9ictor :. 2ouis an qsarl Ctr.
Wnrtst 9aut, $500.
9erisIbs on MatiIba amsringsr,
$1,000.
MidosI 6. t6irf6 an SoutbernG bio
6. u. 2. Co., $500.
Gtto g. S6mis an Star 9. u. SO.
3 60, $500.
Ben. q. 2ueas an WarD g. giener,
$3.50.
Sobn m. Grau an gbarlOtt. S6oe.
ninssr, $1,000.
mm. q. Sbtpberb on GLENDALE G.
81, $500.
Jrsb. Mutbert an Geo. :. 2.brer,
$500.
Ben. 9. 2ucus an Baltimore ape.
6. II. 3. Co., $500.
Sos. 6. Sbiem an Gntsrprifs 9. II.
8. u. Co., $500
Ghriitian Boiler on Germ. 4m.
Comm. II. Snp. ST, $4,000.
Ghns. Rumpler on Gntsrpriie 3. u.
Co., $4,000.
0etilete 5ppotbstsn.
Jrant u. arsnb an Suns Str. g.
g. Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
Maibi!ba Soerbers anJunbament0l
6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Sobn 9. SpiIter on bieielbs, $500.
8eni. peterfon an Glenn 9. Il. G.
a., 500.
gDilliam aIs.man an 9roDibentSap.
8anf Co., $4,000.
eSames y. Graie an Spbn 6. Wdrb,
$1,000.
DerfeIbe an 8. 6. Drats, $3.50.
@Bilbelmine RoIfss an 5ome 9. II.
g. u. Co.; $3.50.
DieftIbe an biefelbe, $500.
5enrD R. miIsr on gbriitian Webs
meier, $500.
5enrp alante an gletp Wobatpt y.
a., 1920.
gioIa SO. Barre on Satlsp Smpro.
beb 3. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Deorge 9D. WeHel on German Wus
tual Jnfurance Co., $1,000.
Sofeph 9. Robgers an Soutbfpeit
gnb 9. o., $500.
eb. Mbiinep ar Gbdg. SO. 9rate,
500.
Sas. g. grabIbotp an Gait Wal.
5inb g. u. 6. Co., $4,000.
Bernard aaiisr an Warp u. aniier.
$1,000.
murp 6. Disner an MiIforb 3. II.
9. Co., $140O.
gbus. 3. DDbbs an Someissob @. u.
G. Co, $15Oo.
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bate uno ben lauten MinbItDben alih.
fpelhe benz noben ausbruh zines lin.
meters porbergeben.
GIftes 6 q npiteI.


Der Gbepalier be Gbami[Ip, 70 babe
tb friber geiaat, fiibIte einen bisher
ne empfunbenen Wonneihauer burf
iein Sera 5ieben, dts sr bic onmutbiae
8eitalt Warsuerites BON gbampmesld
Die Stridleiter berabtommen unb I'm
3burm bes pup b: 9arIotet iid gegen-
iibertreten fab.
Gr mar 10 bon gefanaenbeit ums
itrttt, oaB er beinabe bic gfliht Der
0ofltdteit bereei7en unb es unterlaIs
len bate, bic junge Dame in ritter
lther Weiie su begriiben. 0of barf
uns otes niht runbernebmen. qfs
STUDENT bes 2bteums gu Sours mar
er iettber nur nenig in 5rauenaeIeIIs
ihdtt 9sldngt. riemals absr bate er
0elegenheit sefunoen, elm 10 Iiebreisens
beg 2Beien 5u ieben ipie Marguerits
be Gbampmesle, oieI ipeniger nit ris
mem iolhen gu ipre6en, unb ibm uaz
ter oerortiaen llmitdnben ndber su
treten, tuis es bic Gjniumtsit bes Srts
uno Die riibrente S6ugbeoiirftigtsit
oes Wtdbdens poren.
3uoem fiiblts i,t Der gbepaIier bon
Der S6onbeit bsr iungen Dame aleiths
lam beraufht. Us ppuIe antlib Der.
isiben 3eiate ben ao1en 3ppus ibrer
iiiofran3oiiihtn s1cimatb; in benz
buntIsn S6meIs ,er 2luqtn tpie in ber
unbef6reiblihen ,lnmutb, Die Ibsr
bem 3art gebautsr pon rsiten 9oden
umrdhmten 6dup; ousgegofen ihisn,
lag nod o9r unbe,I5rts Saudi Der er.
ten SuqsnbbIiitss. Die stpos Die
g}itteI9robe iibscitreitenoe geftu.t
mar bon einem er.}Udenoen Gbsnmub
uno befab isne StmieQiamftit unb
Cslaiti3itGt, bic b." ,}abrsn gu eiqea
itno, in tpeIden enc juuos Dame bic
ainoeri huhe able uHo CUR oSunofrau
hsronretft. Der 1:ientIihs .3auber
Der oansen Grfdr.nuno dber beitanb
in benz unpertenr rem 0eprdae BON
Reinheit unb mel der Uurbt. fpslc5s
oas iungs Wdbt tois Elm 8loriens
ltetn um'lonen.
uno einen 3lra.tan 8lorisni6ein
mob bos Ibenorp I'm Marausrite BE-
Gbampmesle, al lie bic Stufsn Der |
psrFaII.nsn 5rtpps berabIhritt uno
ben Gbepalier m, cInem hoIoTeIiuen, |
peritdmtGH gGhs,r 1eqriiBis.
Ter Isbttre boz miibiom feline
6ofun9 ipieosr t.unoen; feline 9ers |
beuQun9 oor Der : lme fisl sitmlih |
lInttIh aus. unb q itammsIts psrl..
gen;
~9er3sibuna. MN gn1oioes 'yrdu.
lem, penn i6 C-l4 Iangs 3o1sr.., |
Jbn:n meinen Rc~:a 81 uennsn -
i'd -"
~BO3u bic f0r~ htsit. G6epaIier ?"
fisI oas frGuIein IN, Sic hoben lid, |
ia beuts moraer idon i'm gart bore |
1eiteQt frs.Iit issts Tis Ihelmii6 |
tin3u. nhobs ia Sic bort fir einsn |
Sanofchrcy Qetc,,sn uno ni6t fir ben
Better Goiton h gbamilIn, osfIen Nm
tunft mir erporteten unb ben mir bod
~ Rob cor BEN 5hor BON Gbateous |
6erauIt haItsr al isben hofften. 81.
'rIouben ooh, Gbepolisr~ fuhr re
'ort, inb.m ijs Rem iunqsn mlann uns
oefdngen bic 6ano entosoenitrtdts,
.oab it Sis 9etter nsnns? Shrs
5ante, bic @rafju BON gbdtsau Sers
luIt. III ia meins 8erpanbte, unb
penn oi. ToT'Iieubanoe aud nur fsbr
oder limb, 70 bsjBt bod islbft Der a0s
lis bic onosrsn 5iiritsn Iein, Gous
ms
GTortiesunu foldt)
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as @erf 6IieBen

Das @erf6Iieben bts
: otpers. 3u ben BEL iebem gis.
glsrunesipehiel in gngIdnb iih pies
oerbolenben mitielalterli6tn 3eremo.
nisn g.bort ouh bds @erItlieben bes
5opers. 9rei sass nab bsm sobe
beg Regelrten begibt iih Der 6oupis
ipdhter Der beriibmten 2onboner ;seitt
IN feinem ldnaen rotben Rod, in Ieiner
5uno cine 2aterne trngenh unb bealsis
tst BON einsm Mann Der geomanrn.
sur Made bes 9oper unb ruff: .Gs,
tprts. ShliiHel!" Der Geraeont iiihrt
oorauf bic Wa6e bercus unb oeieite.
bic mdhtsr gum dubersn Soupttbo-
bes 5otper. Seoe S6i[bnohe, bic iie
paHiren, ruff: sWer gebt ba2" DorauF
antfportet Der 5auptpdhter isoesmnl
nit bem Wort: .ShliiTeI." Rohbem
Der Sauptpdfter basIbor perlflofen
bat. betpest iih Der 3ug unter ben alei.
den 4nrufen unb 4ntporten suriid.
gBenn er an Der 5oupttpdhe onlanot.
ruff bic ShiIbpofe: .gger qebt ba2s
Die antlpcrt lnutet tpisber: .Shliifs
iel!A -. Die S6iibirdhe froat ipeiter:
-WeHen S6IiiIief2" 4ntlport: ,a6nia
0soros ShIiifel!" 8drouf ruff bic
Shilbipnhs: ~0ebt rorn1rts. aonia
6sores Ghliiifef unb a[les iii irobl.a
5ternnf antiuortet Der Saupttpdflt.r:
.9ott erbaite aonig @eore," Der
Sberitfpohthobsnbe erfpinsrt: .Qmsu,"
bierduf prolentirt Die Mnhs Der Cffis
aier fiibt ben anduf ieinss Ghnertes.
bic Gsforte unb bic Mahe beaeb,n fic5
tDisoer irs gBahlotaf. Der Saupiipdets
ter nit Der eoterne fhreittt nun allein
onrh bic ountlsn Gdnge suriid uno
ubtraibt nem Gouperneur bes gofpers
ben SdliiFsl.
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Inter BEN @ublthatern

Der Ici6enoen Wenidbeit ninunt Or.
Sils6ee cine electromagnetic SteIluns
elm. Giele Souienoe, tpelde 6urdl
Die unabldIiigen S1morrboioen.
Sdmer8en idon bis on bie8ren5e bes
8obniinns getrieben tporoen noren.
iiro hellte Qeheilt 1ro erfreuen iih be-
tier @eiun0beit. Tie pobltbGtige gtr3.
neL tpelhe IN oQen ienen per3neifeI.
ten 5auen allein nod 6eilung brohte,
mar ober eben Or. Silsbee'S 9lnafe.
fis - aus ben beIten Mebitamenten
bergeItellte rpeide Stuhl3dpfden, fpeLs
die an Dem Git bes 2eioenS in Der
aorper eingefiibrt iperoen. 8roben
frei berianot bon g. 9euItoe6ter &
Co., 9or 1916, Reip Dorf. g. g.
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3. U. 9abte an Gilt Gbss 3. II. 8.
Co., $3.50.
Gbas. {oopps an Clifton Wlut. 9. Ii.
9. Co., $2500.
lilIian SiIaers an Ilbsrt 6sn. $500.
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so O II b b G T B ii t + e.

p2ebmann Ii. Sic poIien IN Die
MISUNDERSTANDING ipie Elm BRO.
pelerbut arf 6eu SaaoeI zines alien
Groihfengauls!
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@inaiae M1oIihteit.

- rSie trinfen teinen Wein2!
Damn fins sic ii4sr MsinpantI6.r!!"
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Wer Dor @iib fodt, ,piro Ieirbt
rob.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-25
J|LTEO FOR PRIEST
So Hungarian in Dayton Fatal
ly Shoots Himself and
Kills Sweetheart.


Dayton. O.. June 25.-Enraged be-
cause she had Tilted him and eloped
with Hungarian priest. john Demon
kos. aged IS, a peddler. shot Mrs
Mary lilies. aged -, in the head. at her
boarding house on Dakota street. in
flcting wounds which were instantly
fatal, and then fired three bullets into
his breast. just above the heart.
Domonkos had been in love with the
handsome young woman before hei
marriage to lilies. aud when he learned
of her elopement with Rev. Adam
Bleisz and her return to Dayton he
made repeated attempts to see her
He called at the Dakota street house
anG. under the pretense of desiring ,e
pay debt he had owed her. succeed
ed in passing to the kitchen. having
convinced Mrs. Steve Szova, who was
in charge of the house. that his mis-
sion was one of peace.
Scarcely had Domonkos entered the
kitchen until several shots rang out
and the frightened occupants r.. Il
the kitchen, where they found Mrs
lilies in the throes of death and Dom
onkos apparently dying from self-in
flicted wounds. In his hand he helt
the revolver.
From the appearance OF the WOUND
Coroner Swisher is of the opinion tina
Domonkos placed the muzzle of the
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revolver close to her temple and fired
the fatal shot. while he tightly clasp
ed his victim in his arms
At the item of the commission o.
the crime, Deputy Sheriff Patton was
serving on Steve HES. the woman's
husband. an answer and cross-petition
to his divorce suit. which he filed soon
after his wife disappeared. Mrs. Illes
was arrested few days ago while In
the office of her attorney preparing
her defense and was charged with liv-
ing in an Illegal state with Rev. Bliesz.
the pastor of the Hungarian congre-
cation in West Dayton. and who had
hitherto borne a fair reputation. Bless
was caught in Mrs. HESS room by the
latter's husband, After being given a
sound beating the minister departed,
sans many of his clothes, out Of a
side window, and fled from the city.
Whether the woman left with him or
Joined him in Grand Rapids. Mich. is
not known. but they were traced to
that city. and Bliesz is now supposed
to be In Hungary.
Domonkos was removed to the ST.
Elizabeta's hospital. and though he
temporarily improved. his recovery is
not expected.
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News of Surrounding Towns

and Mrs. c. c. Payne of Spencer, who
have been visiting in the home Of
their sister. Mrs. Henry Frank OF
Brookville, are in Cambridge City for
a visit of week or ten days with their
brother, James Vanmeter and family.
o. e. White transacted business in
New Lisbon Thursday.
Mrs. Adelia Pritchard and Mrs. H.
A. Gordon and two sons of Pittsburg,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Wssler, went to Hagers-
town yesterday to visit Mrs. Pritch-
ards mother, Mrs. Rebecca Fritz.
Mrs James Lear and daughter. Mar
garet and Mrs. Mary Ready of Indian
apolis, enroute home from the we'd
ding Of a relative in Richmond, stop
ped in Cambridge City Wednesday to
see old friends. Mrs. Lear and Mrs.
Ready were both former residents Of
Cambridge City, and this, was their
first return in number of years.
Claud Kitterman and family spent
Thursday in Indianapolis.
Miss Carlyle Diffenderfer accom-
| panied Mrs. George Doll to her home
| in Marion where she will spend sew
eral days.
The reception rendered the Rev. and
Mrs. George Guichard, under the aus
pices of the adult Bible class of the
| Presbyterian church, was most pleas
ant affair. A large number OF per-
sons irrespective Of denomination, in
Guiding the various pastors Of the
town, were present, to extend a kind
| ly welcome. A musical program by
the Misses Helen Doney, Lucille Petro,
and Helen F'ilby, added to the pleas
ure OF the evening and broke the for
mality. The Misses Gertrude Routh
and Daisy Ayler presided at the punch
bowl. Ice cream and cake were served
by ladies Of the congregation
Mrs. Elias Scott went to Jackson
burg this morning to spend Sunday
with her son, John Scott.
Messrs. Henry Griffin Of Connersville
Frank Wissler, the Misses Lena Lud-
dington and Jeanette Vanmeter at
tended. a dancing party at Jackson
park Thursday evening
The Rebekah aid society held an ali
day meeting at the home of Mrs. John
Walter, northeast Of town Thursday.
The young ladies in the local tele-
phone exchange formed a party to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Culla OF
Richmond Thursday evening. Mrs.
Culla, nee Nellie Ohmit, was formerly
one of their number.
Miss Grace Thompson OF Fort
Wayne is the guest Of the Rev. J. A.
Coffin and family.
The ladies' aid society Of the Baptist
church pleasantly surprised their pas
tor, the Rev. A. J. Slaughter and fam
lily at their home in Mt. Auburn on
Wednesday evening, the occasion be-
ing the birthday anniversary OF Mrs.
Slaughter. The ladies took with them
we'll filled baskets of eatables which
formed a typical picnic supper.
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MILTON, IND.

Milton, Ind, June 25.-Misses Dor
othy Hoshour and Catherine Snyder
are visiting relatives and friends at
New Castle.
Mr.. Hart Is having his new tenant
house on his farm occupied by Mr..
Allison near Cambridge City, painted.
Late Cross has the contract.
Mesdames Lycurgus Beeson and
Benton Wagner were calling on
friends in Cambridge City yesterday.
Miss Anna Belle Clifford of Dublin
was giving her music lesson to Miss
Olive Bryant yesterday.
The letter "B' has been found on
oats in this vicinity. Charles Knauf
here, and his brother Louis Knauf o.
Cambridge City were WALKING west of
town and saw a field OF oats on Mrs.
Martha Lees farm which is rented by
G. B. Bryant. They examined the oats
and finding the letter on 1t brought
some Of 1t home. The letter B is plain
ly discernible.
Several OF the M. E. church people
after prayer meeting Thursday even
ing quietly repaired to the home OF
Mrs. r. B. Newman and Mrs. Mary
Noll and rendered a beautiful song
Just outside the door. Those in the
company were Mesdames c. H. Pin.
nick, w. L. Parkins and Maude Ball,
Messrs. w. L. Parkins and son Lloyd,
Earl Murley and Harry Borders. The
music was soft and low and vibrated
on the summer air with a solemn
sweetness Mesdames Newman and
Noll greatly appreciated the compli-
ment as they are both deprived much
Of the time Of getting out
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutch
inson a son on Wednesday.
Mr.. Pearson who was the guest OF
his daughter, Mrs. e. K. Van Wrinkle
and family returned to Newport KY,
on Thursday.
Lacey Sipple will visit his brother,
James Sipple at Newport. Ky.
Mrs Mack Beeson Of Indianapolis,
has been visiting Mrs. Ella Hoffman.
Mrs. Mary Kimmer of Webster is
visiting her father and stepmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cornthwaite.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Jones will enter.
tain as their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Hardy and sister, Miss Sudie Hardy
of Union City.
d. Fl. Warren Is much indisposed.
Miss Anna Stanton who was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ferris
went to Spiceland to visit friends and
will accompany a cousin to Green's
boro.
Mrs. Murphy who visited her sister
Mrs. Mary A. Wallace and family, re-
turned to indianapolis yesterday.
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HAGERSTOWN. IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, June 25.-Mrs.
Charley Allen spent the day Friday
at Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knapp enter
tanned Friday, Mr.. Berch Jones of
Muncie.
f. w. Arlington has moved his pool
tables to the business room of Mrs.
Julia Working on the South of Main
street s...
The remains of John Smith who
died at the county infirmary Thurs.
day morning were brought to the
home of his sister Mrs. Newton Alb
rell, where they lay in state until
Friday afternoon. A short service was
held at the grave at the German Bap
tist church. The deceased had been
In feeble mind since a child. Mrs
Thos. Black sister and her daugh
ter Lola Of Warren, Ind, attended the
services.
Edward Acres of Mooreland was
very painfully injured Thursday even
ing In a collision with the automobile
driven by Horace Hoover. Acres lost
control Of his motor cycle and run into
the front of Hoover's auto. Both ma
chimes were damaged to a consider
able extent. The motor cyclist al
though not suffering any serious in
juries. several stitches were taken or
his limbs and they are exceedingly
painful. The accident occurred about
quarter of a mile west of Hagers
town,