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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25

Rall.Lieht Company Operates Cars,
but Patronage Is Light and Traffic
Is Suspended as Darkness APP,
proachss, officials Having Not For
gotten Riotous Scenes That Attend
ed Late unpleasantness = Mayor
Threatens to Call Out Militia.
Columbus, o., July 25.-On the eve
Of the Republican state convention
Columbus is In the throes of street.
car strike. following decision by
the state board Of arbitration which
was construed by both parties to the
controversy as victory for their
side. The decision stated that the
Columbus Railway and Light com.
pany had violated Its agreement of
May by discriminating against the
union men in its employ, although a
number of the cases reported by the
union were slightly exaggerated. The
board held, however, that the differ.
ences between the company and the
men were not of such serious ma
ture that they could not be settled by
arbitration II each side would show
a disposition to yield few minor
points.
Neither the company nor the men
would make any concessions and the
men voted to walk out. The com
pany was fully prepared for the
emergency and Mayor Marshall was
not caught mapping as in the April
strike, when a dozen cars had been
reduced to kindling wood before the
city administration was fully awake
to the fact that strike was In prog
ress.
Strikebreakers were on hand To
man the cars, and police were sta
toned at each barn TO see that they
were not molested when they started
on their runs, while auto patrols
whizzed up and down the streets on
which cars were operated. There
were no outbreaks In any part Of the
city, the union sympathizers showing
their displeasure by refusing to pat
ronize the cars.
Manager L. X. Stewart of the Rail
Light company announced that the
regular schedules would be maintain
ed throughout the day and evening
but at o'clock It was decided to
call in all cars, as the streets were
lined with workingmen and it wal
not deemed safe to operate the cars
after dark.
Mayor Marshall issued a proclama
tion ordering all women and children
to remain off the streets in case ol
rioting and forbidding men to rongre
gate in crowds. He stated that he
would do his best to maintain order
with the police force at his command
but that II the mobs became incorri
gible he would at once call upon Gov
ernor Harmon for state troops.
Today there is no change In the
situation and 1t is not believed that
serious rioting will take place unit
an attempt Is made to run cars a
night. Then, It is believed, serious
outbreaks will occur, especially II
the manufacturing districts Of tn,
East and West sides.
The cars are being poorly patron
ized, the union men walking o.
riding bicycles from principle and ,
large portion of the disinterestet
class being afraid OF being caught II
riot or dynamite explosion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
Drowned In souffla.

Youngstown, o., July 25.--A scuffie
In boat on Lake Coahassett over
the possession of a pocketbook re.
suited In the drowning Of William
Rosenbloom, II, and Susie Hern, 15.
Rosenbloom fell over the stern, pull
ing in the girl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25

South Bend, Ind, July 25. - As
climax to a night and day of rioting
i in the yards of the Grand Trunk rail
Z way, In which freight train of SO
cars was cut into 10 sections, Pinker-
ton detectives stoned and five pas
senger trains stalled for hours, an at
+. tempt was made to derail eastbound
. passenger train No. 8, known as the
Detroit and New York express. The
engineer by chance saw the thrown
switch In time to bring his train to
stop and prevent a terrible catas-
trophe. When he left the engine to
q investigate he was stoned by the
mob, in which were many foreigners,
but the timely appearance of the po-
lice prevented him from being seri.
ously hurt.
Shortly after the attempt to derail
the train was made Jay Freel, car
rspairer In the employ of the road,
was shot and seriously wounded by
John Peck, Pinkerton detective,
who with two companions. Eldridge
Graham and William Reynolds, all OF
Battle Creek, Mich, we're arrested
and are now being held by the police
pending the outcome OF FreePs
wound, which 10 in the back, close to
the spine Freel is in the hospital.
During the afternoon a mob which
oongregated at divers, the first sta
ton Of the Grand Trunk within the
limits OF South Bend, burned several
cabooses, bnt efforts to fire freight
cars were made fruitless by the
arrival OF detectives and the fire de-
4, partment.
The rioting began when a freight
train of 80 cars entered the city UNI
der full speed, evidently with the in.
tention of rushing through South
Bend without a stop. Shortly after
passing the station It was discovered
that the caboose had been lost and
a stop was made to pick up the miss
ing car. Almost Immediately gang
Of men ran between the cars. re-
leased the air plugs and cut the air
hose, thus making It impossible to
move the train. At the same time
the Pinkerton detectives who showed
themselves were stoned. Realizing
that the situation was desperate,
Local Agent C. A. McNutt sent a
hurry call for the police and tele-
graphed Governor Marshall fol
troops.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
4so Mlners on a strike.

st. Clairsville, o., July 25.-Four
hundred and fifty men refused to go
to work at the mine Of the Provident
Coal company, following the dis.
charge of two drivers by the CON-
pany.
Took Everything In Sight.
Louisville. KY, July 25.-August
Ropke, assistant secretary and book.
keeper Of the Fidelity Trust COM
pany, one Of the soundest financial
institutions in Louisville, is believed
to have made away with s1,140, 900,
the entire surplus of the concern, &C.
cording to a statement made by John
w. Barr, president of the trust com.
pany.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
JAPANESE STEAMER SINKS
Only Forty Out Of 246 Passengers
Escape Watery Graves.

Tokyo, July 25.-Tatsurai Maru,
one OF the steamers plying between
Kobe and Dairan, sank off Chindo,
Korea, carrying down 206 out of 246
passengers. Warships have been dis.
patched to the scene.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
Funeral of Mrs. Lentz.

Columbus, o., July 20. = The fu.
neral of Mrs. John ]. Lentz took
place this afternoon from the family
home in Jefferson avenue, services
being conducted by Elbert Hubbard,
editor, author and lecturer. of East
Aurora, n. Y.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
Rheumatism cured I'm "a Hours

T. J. Blackmore. OF Heller q
Blackmore. Pittsburg, Pa. says: "A
sao tIs q Dr. sais Resi sr nhsa SSs
matism. 1t got me out of the house
In "a hoars. took to my bed with
rheumatism nine months ago and
DR.. Detchon's Relief for Rheumati tism
Is the only medicine that did me an.
good. ! had FIVE of the best ply
sicians in the city. but receiIe
very little relief from them. / know
DR.. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism
TO be what 1t is represented and take
or poor sufferers"
Sold by The Dumbls Pharmscx
Druggist. 0DD. Kerg HosaS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
SIXTY DIE IN CYCLONE
Italy Northwest Of Milan Swept by
Severe Wlndstorm.

Milan, July 25.-The list Of dead
in the cyclone which swept over the
district northwest Of Milan has in.
creased to 60, and the injured mum.
ber several hundred. The material
losses are estimated at many mil.
lions. Assistance has been sent to
the villages which suffered most Sc
verely from the storm, but there are
many homeless to be taken care Of.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
s.rlkera Aoree 10 Arbltrate.

Ottawa, Can, July 25.-The situa-
ton on the Grand Trunk looks more
promising. The strikers, through
James Murdock, have just agreed TO
submit the situation to a board OF
arbitration mutually acceptable"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
BUCKEYE BRIEFS
Items VI Interest to People In All
Parts Of Ohio.

Massillon, o., July 25.--After pro-
ducing approximately 1000. 100000
glass bottles, David Reed, for 80
years owner and manager of a fac.
tory in this city, will retire Alg. /.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
BIG FOUR.

Eastbound--9:26 a. m; 13:2B nooD,
1922 p. m; 10:b7 p. m: 11:10 y. m;
b27 p. m.
Westbound-2:3s a. m.; 6:5S .. m;
s:66 a. m; 1:5S y. m: 7:2S p. m.s
4:27 q. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
o. ID. ana NJ. Electric.

Bouthbound-Cars leave svsvy
hour for Columbus from .. m. y
p. m. and 10 and IL .. m. for Dell
aware.
Northbound-Cars leave Columbus
every hour on the half hour. trsD
$50 m. to s:20 m III
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
TIME CARD
HOOKING VALLEY

HOOKING VALLEY.
North-s7 q. m: 10:1B q. N. l:1o
p. M; 1920 a. M; s:10 p. m. Logan
to Marion only.
south--5:45 a. m; 1920 .. m. ls,ls
q. m; s1.36 p. m. 7:15 p. n.
sDaily except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
ERIE,

s0uthwest-b:20 ,. N; I:3S Q
m; 10:27 a. m.
East--5:4S p. m: ll:SS ,. NJ
12;S0 d. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
CHICAGO a ERIB.

West-10:26 u. m: 1906 .. ~
'7:l0 a. M; sE:1B y. m.
East--6:S6 a. M: S:4S ,. NJ
s5:15 p. M; '9:b6 Q. m.
sDaily. except Sunday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

Northbound--x7:42 a. m, s12:23 4.
M, '6:57 p. m, !8:40 D. m.
SOuthbound--x10:13 a. m, $3.50 p.
m, x7:56 D.. m, !S:40 p. m.
'Daily except Sunday. !Sunday on.
ly. xDaily.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

Weather bureau observations
for United States taken at 8
D. m. yesterday follow:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25

Northbound-Cars leave Marisu
for Bucyrus at S-s-10 a. m.. ~ noos
2-4-6-s and 10 p. IN.
Southbound-Cars leave Bucyrus
for Marion at To and IL =. N. snd
1-s-b-7-s spd IL p. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
TRAINS STONED
T. FOREIGNERS
Grand Trunk Strike Assumes
Serious Aspect.
RIOTING At SOUTH BEND

Car RspsIrer Shot and Seriously
Wounded by Plnkerton Detectives,
Three Of Whom Are In jail Await
Ing Outcome OF His inIuries-Sev-
sral cabooses Burned, Air Plugs
7 Released, Hose Cut and Other
Damage Done to Freiehts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
REPyBllGANsTO
aEEffdMoRR0w
Leaders on Hand For State
Convention. \
DELEGATES ALSO ARRIVE

George q. Cox Continues to Predict
Browns Nomination as Head OF
Ticket Not Later Than Second Bal
lot-others Announce That II Is
Dayton Man Against the Field.
Lively Contests Expected OR Sew
eral other Offices.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-07-25
CAR STRIKE IS
ONTAMEOAbEk|
Columbus Union Orders
Walk 0at.
STATE BOARDS DECISION

Rall.Lisht Company Operates Cars,
but Patronage Is Light and Traffic
is Suspended as Darkness Ap.
proachss, officials Having Not For
gotten Riotous Scenes That Attend
ed Late unpleasantness = Mayor
Threatens to Call Out Militia.
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Sbiptbafs s2lmsiteamng.
Sic RonisrsnI Der Ghren'aommiiiare
traat ihon Sriibte.

Gs mar jeoenfaqs Elm gIutIider
9sbants, bic auspdrtioeu Gbrenz
aommtifdrs Der SbiotbalzQusI IteQuug
81 elmer &pnFsren3 bt.rbsr ein8uIaben.
9isfelbe fano am Samitag uno Conn
tag itatt unb bereits Seigen iit be
75riihte osrielbeu. Die 6errsn Soms
mtiIdrs baben ii6 iibsr3eugt. Dab bts
4usitsuung uiht bios groB3iigig ges
plant 1T, ionoern uu6 auf GROCER 9az
iis ourtgefii6rt perosn ion. Dor allem
aber buben lie Die usber3eugung NIT
ndt 6auie genommsn, Dab cine Be
f6idung Der Qusitsuuug ben sSnbus
itrien in ibren reip. Stdoten bon Gu.
gsu Iein lpiro. Sine birstte GoIge Der
aonfersr3 lit bic gsItern per 1elsgrapb
eingetroffene 8eiteQung BON Raum
BON Seiten Der pittsburger 9auoelsz
TANNER. 8ieislbe plant cine aoQettios
ausiisIuHg unb auberoem tperoen nod
psritisbsns Jirmsn Der GiIenitabt in
bipiousa austeusn. Sn DbseIing ,W.
9a., 1T ourh bic oortige 8eperbetams
mer eins 8epseung fir sinen .Wbselz
ing Gag" sines!eitet pprDsn uno GbHs
Iite ermutbisenoe Rahrihten limb bon
9idsburg uuo Sation in WliiIifippi
einoetroffen.
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SoGen ,uort6riidjig ,peroen.
GiIenbabnen wollen ibre HeuflaiHF>
5lrnngen idon am 1. Sull III
araft ieB.n.

lngsa9tet bss benz prdfibenten ges
sebsnen 9eriprshens, nit ben Reuz
tlaiifi3irunsen reip. GrbD6ung osr
Jra6tiGBe gu tporten, I5stnen bic Giz
fenbabnsn enti6lofen gu iein, ports
bru4ig Su tperben. Die gum Central
otitritt eeb0risen giienbabnsn buben
tpenigiteus bic 9etauntma6ung erIaIz
len. odb bic Regel, pona9 1000
pfuno bas Wsinimalgefpiht fir cine
Waggonlaoung isin ip-su, bereits am
/. Juli in Strait treten ioQe. 9as Lat
insbeionpers bic &uti6enfabritanten
in 5drniiA gebra6t, bic iih aud
i6on beIhDerbefiibrenb an Die 3tpi.
l6enitaatli6e 5aHoelss& s&ommiiiion qez
tpanot baben. Serr 3beoDpr Qutb Don
bier. Der 8oriiser bes aommittees fir
Jradten uno &luiTifitationen Der Gar
rtage Builders RutiOnal 2lTociation
lit, bat Ramens oisier a0rperI6dft gez
ftern einen ge9arnii6ten qroteIt an Die
6anoelstommiiTion gsianbt, tDorin ouF
ods ungeborige oes 8orgebens Der @iz
ien6abnen bingepieien uno 266ilTe
perIangt Diro. 9tu6 anbere 1Su6rituns
tenz Srgantiatiunen baden ge9en bic
Giienbobnen mobil eemu4t uno pobrz
i6einIid niro aud grdiioent Gait
uno Der GeneraIanipalt Widersbam
angerufsn perbsn. SeDsnfaus I6einen
Die Gabritanten snti6Iofen gu Iein,
Iib BON ben Gtisnbabnsn ni6t perg:z
paltigen 3u IaiIen.
Dem tiir3lid erlaiIenen 8erfs6rsgs,
ieB 3ufolge biirfen Die 8abnen crit
isd3ig 5age nah Sntrafttreten besz
ieIben NOti3 BON etpaiger beabii6tigter
Grb0bung Der SradtiGss oo:r Qenoez
rung in Den SIaiiiii5irunesn Qebeu.
9as Wtinbesgerpitt fir cine 8aggons
Iaoung bstrdgt isBt 10000 pfunD unD
oas lit i9ou, tpis 6err Qut6 bemertt.
piel gu bod. Cine Waggonluoung nit
ben Gr3sugnifsn Der auti6enfabritas
tion piest 3tpiIhen 5000 unb 5000
pfunb. 9enno6 miifen bic GutI6enz
fa6ritantsn fir 10000 Pfunb bs3ahs
len uno es lei iiHerlih cine toIpTale
llngershtigteit, ipsnn Die Giienbdbnen
ibnen nod tpeitsr bic 0aumi6rauban
aniesen unb iis 3fpingen pOQen, fir
II 900 pfuno 5ro6t gu be3dblen.
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Nus ben Werid)tsbDfen

Gbeideibnngs .5alle. - geridt Der
8rokgeidmurenen. - Ter 8irtb
garneD 5nrp mater anflage &C.
itcat. - Gingereidte Seitamentc.
- ZEN Srriinn periallen.--0ad)'
lak. k.Saden.-gerid)ieoeneS.
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mutbi8e 1bat.
Ysli5iit 9loiterfsmper brinat iden.s
*ferS mater eisener sebenssefalr
snm Stillftano.

Wertebrspolisiit aIoitsrtemp.r, be,
~itdrtiie~ Wsonn bes polisei10eparte,
mtnts. brodte geiisrn Nahmistaa an
Der Uierten unb Uine Strufs, untsr
sisener a.benssefabr. elm ourdseben
pes piero gum StiIliianb unb Derbii.
tete hierburh ieosnfalIs srobss llnbeiI.
Gin AneeitelItsr Der Bauer Jrenf sScc
Gram 60. bate iein Buagp unbeoufs
iiHtist Dor Der gbriit Airhe fteben lois
fen. Gos pferb iheuis unb gina
bur6. Qa6Dem Is Dor benz Sinton
potel NIT eintm 4utomobil laramie.
lirt mar, ronnts Is in gsItredtsm gal>
lop oit Wierte Strabe binunier. gyoa
liJif alDiieriemper. ipelhsr an Der
ede Der 0ierten uno Dine StrdBe ifos
tionirt mar. mari leinsn aniippeI bon
fih uno fisl benz pferbs in bic 3iiael.
er tpurbe cine Etreds melt mitaes
fAkHt. teDor ss ibm ssiang, ben Uaut
3u iptrfen unb gum StillItanb su
bringtn. Der brops Beanie, beiIsn
llniform 5trftbt porDsn mar, ipurDt
pom ben Augenoeagen bes aufreaeno;a
Wotgunges 5u ftintr mntbigen That
sufs 6sr5linfte besliidmiin5nt.
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., IN ir SETS.

4O38 9lsnipap qpenue, Sdlpinoiutt.
Glsa Subj, 81 Sabre, 1868 Silbert
9lpenue, Shpinoiuht.
g9aanie Sisgins. 53 Sabre, 220O
Snnrmes Ctr, Nierenleiben.
Snfant Rob, Z Stunbsn, 5ome u
iSrienoIsB, 5riibgeburt.
Milton 5lint. "a Sabre, Shpinbs
iuht.
SEQ. Spencsr, So Sabre, s. uno
9ilbert 2tpe., Snqueit in Sapebe.
2(od 2oura 5roit, l Wlonat, 916
Dubs StraBs. SnqueIt in Sdpsbe.
4Ifrep glorioge, 68 Sabre. 1925
Uiboletpn Qpe,. SerafebIer.
WiIltam Mu6eop. 2 Sabre, 2132
8eehpooo 4ps., Qungsnsnt5iinouns.
George 9bomas 3srIcep, l Sotr,
ct. Solep2 Snfant 4ipIum, Rbeumaz
tismus.
5arriIon Sennings, 40 Sabre,
2onspiep 6oipital, Rierenleiben.
Senrp u. 9ilbert. 43 Sabre, 1881
DsitpOoo 2toe., llntsrIeib5ent5iinouns.
glarg REFS. 43 Sabre, 1886 Gsit
Str, S6Dinoiuht.
elnnu Staubaf. So Sabre, 131 0.
McWiden aDe,. SarniaurepersiftuH9.
SampIon ). SoIepb, II Sabre, 622
Aeit 9. StraBs, 9irnbIutune.
'Sobn Wper, Is Sabre, 3S06Sprius
9roDs 2lpenus, Snqueft in Shpebs.
Srene Rolep, Is Sabre, $50 on 8.
StraBe, RIdenmartsihDinoiud,..
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Matibdns. s.Eienit.

Die Goons. prot. MotibGus Des
meinoe siebt am Donnerf.as, 80. Sus
nj. binous nad Reihsrntbs part su
tinem frOblideu pienic. airhenrait
uno 5rousnperein baben ba3u bic nms
fafsnoiten 0orbereitunsen getroffsn
nno fperben alles bran feBen, um benz
Jeiie ben peroientsn grfols su pers
fhaffen. Raiiirlih ktbeiliasn iid
ldmmtli6e 8ereine Der Gemeinbe an
benz Gortenfeit. Die s5rausn baben
bic Ride iibernommen unb iperbsn
benGditsn Elm fdsmadbaftes WabI pors
fesen.
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0eburten,

Sobu urb Qsnss Cider. Glsnpar
uno Yurcsq Qpenus, WdohsH.
5oloen unb Gatburine Crane, s
Meetamord 5lats, anabs.
Wi[iam uno Gillian Warmsr, 2512
Gsmper Cane, WGohen.
StaHlep uno Giteaa Grace, Rorz
ipoob, Snabe.
Sobn uno 2lnua Gambler, 50 W.
McW2iten 4penue, Snabe.
Q!freb unb aatbsrine 0titIer, 81
CORN Strdbe, Snabe.
SSrant unb Rpia Ssibsrt, 215
Daoe StruBs, 8nabe.
gilbert unb Seize Wurrap, 1913
Gin StroBe, anabe.
Sueob unb Warie &o6, 1914 2os
gan Strabe. Gnabe.
Samuel uno Gertrude 3immsr5
mann. 952 50. Court StraBe, ,anaben,
3pillinss.
Gsorgs unb gsrnarbine Mursman,
1880 9apmilsr Strabe, anabe.
Benjamin unb MlaD 9rsen6ers,
4221 Sloriba Qlpenue, MGbden.
Roman uno Catherine g3dita,
4307 gaoelsp StrdBe, Wdoheu.
2eiter uno Gtbsl 0arner, 4314
Saiebt Strabs. Mdohen.
Gbparo uno Uiamie Wiefermau,
752 Clinton G.rabs. Mdbdsr.
Ralpb uno 45nes galslp, 3648 2i>
itoH 4peure, Rnahe.
Bernard uno STA aorte, 2504
Spring 9rope QpeHue, Snabe.
Spbu uno Cara 2oflGno, 8859lsn=
tupoo Npenue, Rnabe.
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.atjcss6eringe.

eeura GeisieL
e33 70. q. ctr. uahs GeafsaJ alps.
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Die 0rano Surn unterbreitsie oe-
tern einsH Tbeilberidi. Der Iolssnos
aHtluseidriften sntbisli: garnsn
Gurn. geiiser Der Wirtbihafi 20.
1102 Dine StruBe. getreibens zines
Oemeinitabens; Gilbert 5bisoge.
Raubansriff; Settle Cuban. Ginbrud,;
5obn Gable. wsorDperfuh; Ropauitin.
OroBbiebitahI unb Ginbruh; Wm.
AHbsrion. ginbruf.
Die foIsenben Jdae, iuel4e sb,n-
falls bon Der aorperihdft unteriuht
Doroen iino, spurbsH isHorirt: gbas.
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BON sinsm 0itIia fabrsnoen Jrcdi3uss
Der y. unb .. giIen5abn niebers..
rannt uno auf Der StelIe estDbtet
ipuroe. Der Batter. tpeIt<r 4uatn3euae
nes srdbliden 9orfnlIes ,pdr. bob ben
lebloisn a0rpsr auf unb trug ibn in
ore nabeseIeaene Wobnung. NatbeM
Der lob .onftdtirt iporosn mar, ipuros
Der Coroner benahrihtiat.
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Zterblibfeitsberibt.

5bonas J. 2eouarb, 80 Sabre,
4240 Wiuiamion ploce, Sdpinb.
Iuft.
eburIss RcbGt 9uffp, 20 Sabre.
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BON 3nee aetSbtet.

Gin fGtptrtr ilnfan srtian<it I'D,
stisern n01s 9iDisbtDell etotion, aes
gsui&es GpwDrtb esiebts. inbem Ser
t!sins. 5 SABRE cIk asrcp GOobpsitor
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Die 7ensperafnY.

1iir biefes BIatt tpurben g.iiern bon
ben Dpiitern 6. RIsin & Bro,
!. J. 435 Race 6traBe. folsenbe aems
perotur : lIntsrf6iebe resiftrirt:
Wm. Grab Ru. Grab
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germiFt.

Der 80 Sabre aIte Wm. BortIinl,
psIher eine Wtrtbihaft an Poplar
uno 2inH StraBe betreibt. purne ge
tern bon istner iSruu Der goIiei ais
permibt gsmeloet. Gr perlieb feline
Bpbnung am 1e. Wtoi une puros
ieitosm nitt mebr geiehen,
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(226l-

pre> reducian la espera de manJareS meJoi'S
V mas abultanteS que de ordlnaro.
Por fin cuant0S paS0s rcSbaloneS mas ide
naron 4 una cspece de pazolea eXpanada donde hubJ
que Ce,mrar pueSto que, adj, haban de quedase los ca
hao, fernando rancho ali habian de conner Il reSto
que cln n0a diez minutes de nAlrcha haSta legar la cum
hre no cimno para cabaleriaS Jacobo. apenlS Sc
Icsnont6 cnpreud6 monte arrba, conenendo trabaoS5
ente nacienciS por esperar don llemn0geneS qu"
nHr.laha despaco. Asi Siguier0n Subiendo haSa que"
euano va taban poe1S pasos pudo domnarse por mas
tempo v dando rcda suea agplidad do tres cua-
ro zcalas coosAcS apOyandoSe los arbusoS para a
ccra, na> urgtS y. .arrba Su ama enera pareclo en-
anchaa hsta caberle 81 cuerpo al dOminar de re
pen1e aQuel panorama gradioso Tn iah! proongado SC
escape de pecho mudO de admiration, aSlStado dc
m peqeez quito Cd Sombrero sin darse cuenta de 10
hacft yolv6 haci trs enconr0 de frente con ID
EIem6genes que gaba tamb6n descubiero, atgoSo son
ricnte. entuSlaSnad0.
IIaoia que deScubrrse ante aquela hermoSura al de
cir de .acobo Verdadermente iay de elos. III no Sc
hubiean descuberto. e ventecllo Su de aQuea atura
tom cuerpo por tiempOS tanto que parece e aeno de
una respiration ggantesca leva entire manoS Vola
do1is Il oanbrero del que pone la panta sohre ell enornc
pedestal del monte Perado descubre ante las gran
,liosidadeS de Ia naturaleza.
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Ell GRANDIoso COMPASSIONATE

81, don Herm0genes; ;-4lijo JacObO-he viaJado mlt-
cho recorrdo muchOs de los ugares de Europa. dond.
hay ago que adnrsrr " pOrQue este paSae todo
sueo reamente muy he1nOso, porque yo
saberlo lie tenia patr1G chlcG carno que ha"r
apaSonadO, porque me encuentrO hoy dis
pOsc6n de amino especial 10 ciertO que nngna par
he Experimental las emociones que Sto eXper
mento Por nt0 hemos cOmidO, le he obligado
usted sbr ora para despedhrnOs de esa magnfi
cencia inescrpe, mientras al espolue prepari Ia
yueita.
Crea usted, que 81 esuviera tan ocado eStoT,
sc por fortuna por desgracia de los paceres del
yo vvria aqi toda mvida sin otr ocupaci6n que adm
-VRmos vamOS, exagereS; no has nacido tn para
aIacoeta JacObo.
y empieno yo por cOnfesarlo, don Hernogenes pc
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SeCCiOn reCreatiVa
LA FIESTA DEL LUGAR

va pu6 dispensame, slnorlta, que
no baile bien Aunque no de gueltecl-
cas con Ia yelocida de una baldufa, la
intenci6n quif que es giiena, y. no Sc
mas.
va Sc We que es ust6 presona destin-
guida
S 'agradece. 4 uste Sc la conoce
enda leios que eS de la ariStogracia.
Entire ella ando, gracias Dios.
-Si; m'han hablau de ust6, un giien
monitor de veoes.
Y mi de uste.
-Yo hi vcuido ende 1Iuniesa la fies-
IA d,, este Ingar
Y yo, con mi sinora, ende La Muela
-tQue no eS ustt la marquesa ell Cho-
tico?
Soy su cocinera; perO la sinorita
m 'ha dejau su vestido pa esta noche.
Y uste? no eS 81 senador que habia E
Venir aqui.
i Quiat 81 SOY ell herraor de mi lu-
gar, Que hi estrenau, pa lucila en- las
tiestas, esta levica.
i uien 70 habia icir. 81 10 sc no bal
10 con I'm hombre tan chiquitico...
.-IIabeme ust6 dicho qIi6n era y no
IN 'hubia tomau la molesta d 'ir agarrau
a una cana, p,tS temiendo estoy no me Sc
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