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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
ELKS' and EAGLES
LODGES INDICTED
GRAND JURY ExPLoDEs BOMB BY
RETURNING BILLS AGAINST
BOTH ORDERS.
CHARGED WITH KEEPING
AND SELLING LIQUORS
Grand Jury Adjourned For Several
Days to Give Lodges Chance to Say
They Would Be Dry-Frank Me-
cormick Held For Theft-Three
Other Bills Returned.

"A bomb was exploded in so-called
the grand jury, which has been in ses-
sion for more than week, returned
indictments against Marshall Lodge
No. 312. B. P. o. E, and Marshalltown
Aerie. No. S41, Fra,ernal Order OF
Eagles. Both lodges are indicted for
nuisance, the indictments specifically
charging the keeping. selling and US
ing of intoxicating liquors in the quar-
tiers Of both lodges.
Mayor 0. L. Ingledue is exalted ruler
of the Elks' lodge, and c. F. Crone is
president of the Eagles.
II is known now that the reason why
the grand jury adjourned from early
in the week until this morning was to
give the lodges under investigation a
chance 10 take formal action, and thus
indicate TO the grand jury whether
they proposed TO keep liquors in the
future or not. From the fact that in
dictments were returned it is evident
that neither lodge took advantage of
the opportunity the grand jury gave
them.
Mccormick is Indicted.
Frank Mccormick, who was arrest
ed for the alleged theft of harness from
the Northwestern freight depot, was
indicted for larceny from a building.
Mccormick is in jail.
Three other indictments were re-
turned by the grand jury, but those
against whom the bills Were directed
are not in custody, and these indict-
ments have not yet been made public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26

University of Chicago, English depart
ment, has told strange story in The
Great Divide" but he has told it well.
He has told it so that dramatic imper-
sonation in capable hands is an artis-
tic treat. Such was the case with the
production of Henry Millers players.
Edwin Mordant, as Stephen Client,
and Mabel Brownell, as Ruth Jordan,
portrayed the two leading characters
last night, and their work was delight
full. Mr. Mordant and Miss Brownell
appeared in the same characters on the
initial presentation here a year ago last
winter. The company was strong thru
out, and was without any weak spots.
Naturally, with the story centering so
closely around the lives of Stephen
Client and Ruth Jordan it remained
for the delineation of these charact-
ers TO attract the most interest. Miss
Brownelrs emotional work was decid-
edly artistic. and her scenes with Mr..
Mordant called for much dramatic ex-
preston. Mr.. Mordant and Miss
Brownell were repeatedly recalled fol-
lowing the second and third acts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
PUT ON MORE POLICE.
Lennox Machine Company Strike Calls
For More Rioid Action.


For More Rigid Action.
The strike situation at the Lennos
Machine Company's plant is by Nc
pear to be growing worse rather thar
better.
Five extra policemen were put on
duty at the plant at noon today, by or
der of the mayor, and this number viii
be increased Indefinitely If deemed nee
essary or advisable, to protect the
company's property and employees and
preserve order. The patrol force was
increased for the reason, as alleged
that union men from outside concern:
have become more emboldened ant
menacing recently in annoying Len.
make them quit work. This is particu-
larly the case in the evenings while the
men are returning home from thei.
work. Friday evening some of them
We're taken home under police escort tc
prevent trouble.
The Lennox company management,
say they have exercised a great deal
Of patience turnout the strike troubles
but they are getting tired of being con-
tinually harassed. They had an operat-
Ing AoICe VI 14V wien tie men IlISI
went out, which is now reduced to a
little more than thirty. They claim
the reason for this is that they have
been diverting work to other plants
pending a settlement of the difficulty
and say they will keep on divertins
work until affairs are adjusted, even
if they have 10 shut up shop altogether
or move away.
On the other hand the strikers seem
to be as determined and obstinate as
ever.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
ALCOHOLISM
NOT. A DISEASE
sut An AccumuIative Alcoholic Pois-
on IN the System Contracted by the
Drink Habit and When the Poison is
Neutratized and Eliminated the De-
sire and Craving for Liquor is Gone.
A CORRECT THEORY
VERIFIED BY PRACTICE

The late discovery that alcoholism
is not disease. but an accumulative
poison in the system that creates the
desire. craving and appetite for
liquor. is daily verified by the prac-
tice Of the Neal treatment that neu-
tralizes and eliminates the poison in
the system and takes away all appe-
tie for liquor in three days, and a
plain contract is given each patient
agreeing TO effect a perfect cure in
three days at the institute or in the
nome, or refund the money. This
dispels ali former theories of alco-
nolism being disease and puts the
matter at rest, forever. Call or
write the Neal Institute. So2 Fifth
street. Des Moines, Iowa. Free book
and contract. Bank references cheer
fully furnished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
EARLY MORNING FIRES.
Blaze in MoreIand Grocery Store
Canaday Home Struck hv Liohtnino

canaday Home Struck by Lightning
Two fire alarms called out the de-
partment in the early hours of the
morning. The first outbreak, at about
2:S0 o'clock, was at the grocery store
Of w. H. Moreland, 209 North Fifth
avenue, where a blaze was started, it
is thought, by matches becoming ig-
nited in some manner in the rear part
of the building. The fire ate its way
up the back wall, thru the ceiling and
roof, but was extinguished before Sc
rious damage resulted. The loss will
not exceed $3.50, and is fully insured.
Mr.. Morelands father, J. Moreland
owns the building.
The second fire, about O'Clock, was
at the residence of Walter Canaday,
II North Tenth street, which was
struck by lightning. The bolt inferred
the house over the telephone wires,
burned out several fuses and scorched
the woodwork of the stairway to some
extent, but the damage was nominal,
as The blaze ---aS quickly controlled
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
YOU CAN CURE THAT BAcKACRE

Pain PAN s a9ng the back dlzzne head
age of Mother Grays AUSTRALIAN
LEAF: the pleasant root and herb cure
for all Kidney. Bladder and Urinary
troubles. When YOU feel all run down.
tired. weak and without energy use this
remarka Bile combination of natures
herbs and roots. AS regulator it has
no equal. Mother Gray's Australian
Leaf is sold by Druggists or sent by
mail for so cents. Sample sent FREE
Address. The Mother Gray CO.. LIE Roy.
Y Y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26

The time is now opportune for some
one TO open a new addition to the town
plat. Acreage sub divided into town
lots and a new addition developed is
the need of the hour. Population is
becoming congested here. Rents are
going up. We need more room. Where
is the real estate man with the ability
and the nerEe2
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26

A, Sixtieth Illinois infantry. on Nov. 23,
1868. at Champaign. Ill, and was dis
charged July 81, 1865. at Louisville, KY.
He was admitted to the home March l.,
1899, from Jefferson county. A wife,
two daughters and two sons, survive
him. The children are Mrs. c. A.
Smith, living on rural route No. s, out
Of this city; f. c. Stout, of Oklahoma:
o. c. Stout. OF Wood River, Neb., and
Mrs. NJ. c. Van Buskirk, of Award,
Okla.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
Hack for Country Club.

Provided the weather is favorable
Sunday the Country Club will run a
mack to the grounds on that day and
each succeeding Sunday until the reg
ular opening of the season. The hack
will leave up town at a. m, 1880 and
2 p. m.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
AMUSEM ENTS.

Artistic Presentation Of "The Great Dr.
vide" at the Odeon.
For the second time in as many sea-
sons Marshalltown UneaIeT soers were
privileged TO witness the great Amer
lean play, THE Great Divide, at the
OAeon Friday night. The production
was one of the artistic things Of the
season, but the audience was painfully
email
william Vaughn Moody. head OF The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
VETERAN DEAD.

Martin Stout, Sixtieth Illinois Infan-
try, Dies at Soldiers Home.
Martin Stout, aged 65 years, died in
the soldiers home hospital at 1910 this
morning of chronic gastritis. He was
born in Missouri, enlisted in Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26
Oranges For Health.

For centuries physicians have recog-
nized the medicinal values of oranges.
The public is rapidly learning that the
free use of this tasty fruit, especially
in the spring. has a tendency to purify
the blood and give it renewed vitality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26

This warm weather has reminded US
OF weddings. no doubt you the same.
We have very hne and complete line
of wedding rings to select from at AL
lens jewelry store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-03-26

There will be special sale OF Sun
kist oranges all next week in every
fruit and grocery store in this section.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31

Gin 8irib nisosrgsraunt uno itDwer
perleBt.

2ouis 2ienbart, 50 Sabre alt, Elm
8irtb BON 5dmiIton ptte, Derunz
gtutte geitsrn Robmittag, tpdbreno er
ii6 nit ieinsr Gruu auf Dem Bege
no6 Gbeiter part befdno. Gr mar
an Ulit6eq 4De., GDonoaIe, bon elmer
Strabenbabncar abgeittegen unb rDolls
tie biuter DsrIsIben bic StraBe treuz
gen, aIs er BON elmer aus entgegengez
ieBter Rt6tuHg bsrunnaberoen aOonS
bale Gar gstroffen uno ouf Die Sette
oei6Ieuoert tpurbe. Der 8erungludz
te fpuroe in Der 4uto Qmbulan3
ra6 benz 6oipitul gebraht. no es ft6
bsrausftsQte, oaB er ouBer einem8rut
be5 S6liiTel6stns cine 8ebtrneri6iite
teruug uno idtpsre SontuItonen err
Iitten 6dtte. Gienbart petgerte Iit
tros Tstuer I6tpersu 8erleBuugen i'm
Soipital 3u bIeibsu uno Ipuroe ipdter
heimQebrQht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-31
a74h44k |l|!l : - - e s; al
Yerfpnal'Notisex.

Die Satin Deg prGfosntsr, Jrau
WiIIiam 8. Suft, trtfft beuts 3u
3peitGgieem 8eiuh bier Elm uno rpiro
bel ibrer Sdipeiter, Iruu Charles
QnoerIDn, an 8rdnDin RoaD, tpobnen.
Der Bsiu6 gilt Dor Nuem ibrem greta
Zen 8ater, 5errn SSo6n D. 5erron, ben
lie 5eit bret SabreR nt6t geieben uno
Der ie1r lei0euo 1T. 0eute ptrO 5rau
5aft elmer Ginlaoung gum GunAeon
bel Sruu Qgues @tItein 5olge leiften
uno am Wtittpoh AHno an etnem
Diner bel Ri6ter SoQiIter tbeiIne6men.
Bon bier aus begiebt iih 7Srdu Suft
nad Srpn Wupr. DoieIbIt ibre 5ohs
ter, 8rl. 6elene 1tuDirt, um an Den
SemsIteritluBz uBz5eierlidtsiten t4eil5us
nebner.
0err ~ al 5lei mann tit gss
tern Don Ieiner iiiDafritaniI heu Sagoz
tour 5uriitgetebrt. Seine Satin, To-
rpie Jrau Sberlot, 5Sruu Charles
5lsiItmann nebIt 9erru unO Jrau
Sulius Jleii6mann peroen lid nod
einige Gage in Jlep gort aufbaltsH
unD niat 0or 9oRueritag 5uriittebren.
sSrau g} arm MnnQ g hGfer,
geb. Young, eine bof9eadtete unp uus
geIebene DeutIhe Bioniertn, lit am
Sonntag ibren 2ieben uno aahlrei6sn
5reunoen ourh ben Spb entrtIfen nor
ben. sic bate oas bobe glter BON 80
Sabren uno Z WlDnaten errelht. Die
8eeroigung finoet am Wtittpod Mors
gen pom SrauerbauIs, 1915 Moore
Strabe, aus itatt, iporauf in Der ct.
Sobdnnes STRIDE Elm IeterItaes Re
quiem celebrirt lpiro.
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+ Seuer.

Dant Der re9tssitigen Gntbedung
tonnte geitern Worgeu Elm gsfdbrlidss
iyeuer, lpeI6es i'm srIteu Stodpsrt bss
GtabliTements Der queen Gitp 8uns
&c., SO. 1724 Central @pe., sum
4usbruh getommen mar, i'm aeime er.
Itidt norber. Sin 8oribereehenber
mar auf ben grano aufmertidm 9e-
noroen unD bate Die Seuerpebr alars
mirt, tpelder es in tur3er ,3eit gelaug,
Die 6efahr 81 beieltigen.
Oas iseuer entitanb in einem 0aufeu
Sdgemehl, neben fpsl6em cine balbper@
branuts 3sttuRs gsfunoen tpurbe, peBa
bolb Die poIisei Der 4niiht 3uneigt
baB e iib um einen grauoitiftungss
osriuh banoslte. Der ghdter muB,
fals pirtli9 ein folder 9srIuh oprs
qeIegen bat, Elm 5eniter BON Der 4uBens
ieite aus eeoffnst uub Die brenHenoe
,3aitung in Den Ruum seDorfeH habeH.
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unb onbere Spiele. Gd0ne preiie
fir jsbe Ie9ite 3beilnebmerin.
SonntaG II. SUM.
2 u6r gea6mittags: 8erIamm!uno
Der 9omen inn Wapnez zpdpiqon uni
5abrt per Dompfer no9 benz mum
beri60nen Belle Ssle Bort, 8efuf
Des Nqudriums, Der puImenbGufer,
oes sbisrgartsns, S9iller Monus
ments uip.
ll6r Ra1mittags: Nahmittass.
aaffs auT Der oberen 9eranba bee
Belle Ssle Gafinos.
Sonntag4beno: 4llgemeins Q6eno.
unterbaltung uuo 9er9nigungsn in
Der 6armonies 9dlle.
Wt D n I al g, 13. uni.
puntt 10 ubr gormittags: Gro.
Der DaTer 4usflug ouf oem Der
gnugungs Dampfer Britannia"
Qbfabrt bom WdpnszpabiQon an
SyuBe Der 3. Strabe.
Die 5Sabrt auf oem neuen 0dmpfe,
Britannia" ptro burd ben Detroit
atub am prG9tigen Belle Sale, BEN
0etroitsr SnIelpart porbst, our4 Der
ct. CLAIR See ndh ben JIats, BEN
ameritaniI6en 8enebig, gebsn. Jul
unterboltung uuf bem 0ampfer tpirt
elm befonoeres aommittse Iorgsn, bei:
fen 9oriiBenoer 5ermdnn 8. 0isB lit
Der beim Gbicagoer Surnier ben er:
ften Breis erpberte.
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ct. Joiepbs eSittoelbans'
Sas Raisnieit aefaItet iib Snm
gldn3tuOeu Grfoig.

Seine U}iibe batter gsitern Die
S6tDe'tern bes Ct. SoIepb Sinoelz
bouies in 0orpooD gs16eut, um ii6
fir oas am Na6mittag itattgeba bte
9artenfeit einen m0gIi91t 5abIreihen
8sIu6 peripre6en gu tOnnen, mar
ooch foqar BON Den gnopuntten Der
Strabenba6ultnien aus bis gum 8or=
tentbor bes onitttuts cine itGnotQe
QutomobiIlinie etablirt lporDen. Die
gemiibungen Der riibrigen S6neitern
funoeu penn audi Die geboffte BelDb=
nune. ueber 5000 8eIu9er gaben Tid
trpg De5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aui
ben Ra1enflG6en oes 9arts etu Rens
beg pous, no in un3Gbligen Der
tQufsitGnben oem Publitum Die ihOus
item Sahen Teilaeboteu nurben. DAP
aud fir basMob blbeTinoen bes tnneren
Meni6en Die tpeiteebeno1teu 8Drtebs
runesn setroffen paren, beoarf pobI
erft nt6t ldngerer grDdhuuu9.
Die 9auptperIonen oieier 8erans
italtung, ndmlih Die 200 Babies oer
2(nItolt, batten bel oieier 8elegenbeit
oroben Gmpfan9stag, osnn ale 8eiu:
der - WGnnletn pie Meiblein -
iteuten ii6 in ibrer gIei6 am 8arten.
eingang gelegensn 9einitdtte Elm, Dc
iie bieie tIeinen pobIgenGbrten uni
iauber qetleioeter llngliidspurmel
ipie tletne Deltlpunoer beiihttgten.
Wd6renb bes Ra9nittags uni
2lbenbs ton3ertirte bas gpaniton Sr:
6eiter unter Der 2eitung oes 5errr
Qouis SSroeIiher in tIaiIiI6en UNI
pQtriotii6en 0urbietuugen.
Die 4ufii6t uber Die 8ertGufsge
oenItdnbe uno slide bate Elm GU:
FpIgenpen 9umen beitebenoes Som
mittee iibernommen: Syrau =. s. Bed
Imtt6, 9rdiiosntin; SRI. M. 0ona
gan. 8i5e prGiioeutin Der 2lio go
cietp, itdnbsn an Der SpiBs, bic iibri
gen Ramen iinb: 5rau s. s. 9us
barb, Jrou ;. 2urd, 5ruu s. s
S'Gonners, 5rau Or. Gotpbeao, 5ral
s. s. SuQipan, 5rau W. s. Suli
ban, 5ruu s. s. 9iligun uuo 5rIs
2tnnu 8uplep, Margarete Oepote, 81
Griffin, 81. 6eemdn, q. &ing uno 9r
s. :. @inn, 9. 4. 9sbbart, Git
auoitor bon Norppoo, unp 5rer
| Ernfpr
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9dcbiten ssreitag
5inoet in Der WuIifballc bic ShluB'
i.ier Der 6ofllhn!ea Itatt.

Qm tommenoen 5reitag finbet in
Der WuFtbuQe bic SdluBfeter Der
6utihulen Itutt, gelegsntlidb fpeI6er
800 8rQouanben DON Den bret hieiigeu
Sofi6ulen i6re SiplOme erbaLten
Derosn. Die gr0Bte 3ahl Der Mbituz
rienteu ItcQte Die WoOoparo 5oAz
ihule nit Ill; oann tommt Die Walz
nut 5iQs 5o6itule nit 108 uno BON
Der 6uqbes 6phihule qrabutren sc
30glinqe. 5iir bic S6luBfeier lit Don
ben Yrin3ipalen Der Drei !oohI6ulen,
ben 6erren &. %. Son, &. ,. &pon
uno Diuiam 3aplor 5arris etn aus
BerorbentIi6 ethorutspoQes PRO
gramm 3uidmmengeiteQt tporoen uno
bel Der 0urtfiibrung oes muiitaliI6en
5beiles oes programms piro einGbor
DON 700 Stimmeu mittptrten. 0as
ppQItGubige Yrogramm lit pie foIgt;
ar6nungsmurih aus Die 5oItuH,
ger" Gret1chneT
Ginmarih Der 9raouunbeu.
Ghor .5be 2oro is Great" .. aightn
Ginsaugsgsbet, Rsp. SEQ. u. 5boper
Gbor v9obplon" Widael BatIor
ReoHer fir Die Sugbes 9oH1huie
Rapmonb e. Wsrusr I6er munieI
Reihthum auf oem Waner".
Gbor.
5rublin9sIieo gede'
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iongooD in ieiner Gieenf4dft als gri-
iibent Der 1ruiieebeboroe Des 5riscz
bots; sr begriibte bic Mttslieber oss
poitens, tpGbrenD Hdbbiner Or. pnis
lipfon bic 9eodhtniBreoe belt. Oas
Gingangsgebet fpra6 Rabbiner 2onis
@roBmann unD ben Sesen ertbeilts
Rabbiner Safob Wiel5iner.
oSm perflofenen, ipis iiberbaupt in
ben leBten oabren bate Der 8rdbe-@
itmiitungstdg unter Ihledter 8ittss
runq 3u leioen. Run, bon Regen ipurz
ben mir ia oiesmal oerihont uno aud
bic 5onne 3eigts ab uno 3u Elm lahens
bes 4ntlib, d6er Der Wino tpebte t1It.
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Jas Nltenbeim,feit.
Yti Der slmitalt on Snrnet ADsanc
miro es nafiteu Sountag gsfeiert.

8iele fleibige 9dnbe riibren iid, un
bic 8orbereitungen fir oas 5rihlingss
feit beg 0eutiden 4ltenheims 3u trefs
fen, oas ndhiten Sonntag Bel oer 4n.
Italt an 8ur1et IDenus begongen fpers
ben ioll. 9ie 5erren pom 8orItano
enttpiteln cine ni6t minber smiige
5bGtigtett tpie bic Damen bes 5rauens
pereins, benn bsioe Jattoren tpstteifern
nit eiuanber, oem SSeIt ben 10 notbs
tpenoigen @rfolg gu brtngen. 9a3u be-
oiirfen Iis ndtiirlit Der tpeitgebenoeu
unterftiiBung bes gubIitums, oas iid
3u pielen 5auisnben einitelen uno iein
Sherflein gum grbaltungsfonDs Der
10 Ieaensreih tptrtenoen Mnitdlt betz
tragsn mub. Wtit betannter 2iebensz
tpiiroigfsit bat Der Gieberfran8 tpieDer
feline Wsittpirtung 3ugeidgt uno tptro
am SDnntag Dur6 feline ih0niten Gtez
Der bus Nltenbetmfeft berberrliten bel.
fen. Die 6erren pom 8oritanb uno
etlt6e CUTE Ireunbe planer nieoer az
Ierlei ueberraIhungen, beren Sdauz
plaB bds grattpuritgl0dle ober Der
Ratbsteller iein iperben. Die 8amen
6absn bic arrangements in Der aii6e
unb i'm SpetisdaI inne unb tperben nit
@efrorenem, 8affse unb SUDDEN unO
Qbsnbs nit taItem Mufi6nitt aufparz
ten. 5ur SpsiIe uno Grant unD fir
untsrbdltunq piro dlio binldnglih &C.
Iorgt iein. gur itarter 8sTuh lit bon
R0t6en. Der ndsIte GDnntag muB
als Qltenbsims5a8 protlamtrt Deroen.
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TanS ein naIlrs 6rab.

Der 19jdbrige Ralph 2e6ner,
bon go. 11O4 @abs Strabe, unters
nabm geitern nit 3pei 6reunoen cine
Sabrt auf bem Ohio in elmer 8aioltne
2uunh. unterbolb 2uoIon enttleis
bette sr Ith, um Elm Sab 5u ne9men.
GnfoIge Der plDblihen Ibtiiblune
puroe er betm Shtpimmen DOM
9rampf befauen, Iant unter uno ges
rietb uuter Die aoblenbarten. Seine
Sreun0. iprangsn ibm mad, permodtsr
ibn ieooh ui1t gu retten. Die Seide
purbe BEL 9romleb gslanoet uRo in
oas glternhaus 1ebraht.
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Sbenre GergeHlihscii.

RiaoIas Sbomus, pon go. 18 Sit
7. Strabe, persdb geitern ieiuen DID
mantriug i'm Merths BON $3.50 auf ei=
nem Daittifd) IN benz garbierlaoe
oes 0eross 5otsls. 4ls er tur5s 3elt
fpdtsr fsinen Dsrluit entoedte uno in
Den 9arbisrlabeu suriittebrte, lpar
Der Ring perftfpunoeu. Gin farbiser
6austnsht fteht i'm 8erpaht, ben
TiebItabl beganeen al huben.
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Eicnic Der Gamp @aibingtpn 6c
nieiine.

Die 9eutIhe GpungeliIh qrots'toH=
tide Camp WuI9tngt0n 8emetnoc
riiitet Iih 81 einem eroBsn Ptcnjc,
bas am 0onnerItag, 2. SUM-. IN
Reihratbs part abgebaltsn tperben
ptrb. Die 9emeinosmitglisoer, in :r'
tier 2inie Die Sameu, psrpen nihts
unsetban laIier. um ben GrfoIg ees
5eites su Tihern unb Die 9onner unc
greunoe, Die pas SET ourd ibren ges
Iut su perihnnen eebsnten, oiirfen &C.
nubreiher Stunben nsrIilnert 1ein.
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tSntIprunaeatr Arbcitsb usIer.

Der % Sabre aIte 9arrp Smtsep,
Don SpringTisIo, O., rpuroe seitsru
bon ben 8ebeimpoIi5iIten Gulnan unn
9pper perhaTet uno sur Yerfiigung
Der geboroen genanntsr Stoot einges
fperrt. Der Gsfangsns TOa por eini=
ger 3eit aus benz IrbettsbauIe in
Sprinofielb, in tpsl0em sr tpegeu eiz
nes Ieihten 8ergsbens cine tur5e 5rsia
beits'trufe ab5uiigen bate, eHtiprunz
gen Iein.
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Gameraben seoentsn bes periforbeHtn
Jreberid 8. Qlms uno Deranfal.sn
an feiusr @rab1tdtte cine beionosre
1sier. - aud bic nJigbtins Wc'
goofs" erbalten ebrsuben 3ribut. -
Die 5eiern auf ben oeutifen 5ri.o-
b0ien an Baltimore Yite uno aui
Balnut 6ils. - auf auf oem Sii-
bii6en 5rieobof perbsn bic Solol.
tengrdber geIhmiidt.
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ger,niat.

Der IA Sabre ulte 8enras Weins
borbt, bon Ro. 1927 5resman Qpe..
tpuros seiteru Der Yoiisei als permibt
ssmsIbet. Gr perlieb feline slterIifs
Wobnung am 27. mai unb IieB Iif
Isittem ntht ipieber bliden.
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Ginbruh.

BGbreno Die 5amiIie oss 9errn d.
:. 5einB, $50. 1889 Gbais 4psras, &c.
ftern Rabmittag sinen 5rieobof be-
Iuhte, brang Elm Ginbredsr burd bic
6intsrtbure in Die Bpbnung ein rHo
enttpennoets cine golosne Damenutr
i'm Dsrtbs BON $50, etne Ssrrenubr
i'm Mertbe BON $40 uHD ein Baar
Ranihsttsrtn0pfs i'm Dsrtbs BON
$500.
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0roBs 9prbereitunssn fir seoisgene
llntsrbaltung Der 6dits in Der ih0s
nen ggitp Of t6s Straits" getrofs
fen. - Den Spislern tpintsn ols
eriier preis $1,000 baar. - 3nej
9urnisre i'm Wapns pabtllon. -
s5iir bic Tamen 1T beItsns gsforgt.
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Saie.Sau.

0oppelipiele am 9rGberi6midungs
tage. - 3pei glisoerlagsn fir bic
nRsos". - Sn ben 4. ploB ber
Ranqliite berabgeftisgsn. - QeBtes
Spiel oes 5urnisrs beute in pttts.
burq.
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Q orm tito q 9.

Sn bem gsitrisen @OrmittugsIpieIs
Spii9en yReps" uno rpirotsn" in
gittsburg beoienteH Spuoe uno Vtcz
Qsan unisr 9efdiB 8s9en aoams
unb Gibion fir bic 9sgnsr Ruh bem
6. 8ange tpurbe uniers 8attsrie ourt
Qnbsrion unb Glart abgsl0it. 9as
Gtn3ige. mas ii6 als Gnti6uloigung
fir bic Niebertdse fagen ldBt, tit, oaB
unisrsn Surgsns Die t3sit febIte, Iit
ben Sonb BON Der Rahtfabrt auf ber
Gtienbabn aug ben &ugsu gu ma
i6en unb baB gombaroisr Spade an
GsiaiiB fungirte. Sanger Wc2ear
fpuroe i'm 7. 9dnee burh etnen Bal
am Sopfs Osrlsst unb ourh GIart er.
Iest.
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Sintuu Bart.

Veittpoh 2lbsHD finpet i'm Clinton
qart 5rsiton3srt isatt. ods bon 90
isr's sapsle, uHter glittpirtun1 Der
SoIiitin JrI. 5sIsus Riehl. ausgefiibrt
pirp. 5ols,noss III oas grosramm:
Rarit-. Inter Dem 5oppelapler" :.
SaaHSI
Superture-.S Srpasus" Sffeubdh
WaIse .Roisn oesSieens". StrauB
patrol-. Blue aHo 9rap" ;. 9albep
Tbe Dollar princsB /. Jau
WebIsp Supertur.-nM nMp Soutbern
Roie" :. 5arrp pom 5ilssr
aieo- Srl. 5elene Ridbl.
,giribibin" =. peitalo5Sd
.gp tbs eight Of tbe Silperp Woon"
=. j. Soparos
ghardct.riitic-.S. .p.S." -. 9enrn
5inale.-a a5apps HigRts 49,. assi
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9sstss Spiel oes Iurni.rs 3lptfden
.Rsos" uno ypiraten" beute Rahmits
tag. Sugss uno Wlc2san ftsben fir
gsoienung unisrss 0efhiiBes auf benz
0roaramm.