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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01
Serious Cutting Affair in Rowan.

Salisbury, n. c., Aug. ga seri-
Gus cutting affair occurred in the
southern part of Rowan County yes
terday afternoon, in which Luther
ketner was badly cut up by rela-
tive named Will Ketner, of the same
community.
The injured man was stabbed twice
IN the back, slashed across the face
and badly cut in the arm. He is
confined to his home and his condi-
ton is said to be serious.
viii Ketner was arrested by Sher-
IN Mckenzie, of Salisbury. and is
neld under a heavy bond for his ap-
pearance at court.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01
SENATOR BUTLER TO SPEAK
Will Address Big Republican Rally
At GastOnia, Sept. 10.

Gastonia, n. c., Aug. Colon.
Marion Butler will speak at a big
Republican rally here on Friday, Sep
TENDER 10th. 1t is safe to say that
q tremendous crowd will be here to
hear this distinguished speaker. The
Republicans are very atcive in this
county, and will make great gains in
the coming election.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01

New Hanover County roads were
damaged Tuesday TO the extent OF
one thousand dollars or more BY the
heavy rains. IL begun raining early
in the morning and has not let up for
any considerable time during the day.
and at times the down-pour was ter
rife, washing the roads in many
places.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01
GREATLY REDUCED RATES

To Norfolk Va, Via Southern Rail.
road on Account Of Reunion of the
North Carolina Confederate Vet
Grams, September 6-8, 1910.
Tickets sold from all stations, Sep.
TENDER 4th, 5th, and 9Th. with final
limit, returning, September 14th.
Travel by new short route through
Eastern North Carolina over the new
Albemarle Sound bridge.
Ask ticket agents for complete in
formation.
II. C. HUDGINS,
General Passenger Agent.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01
STUBBORN AS MULES

are liver and bowels sometimes;
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's troub1e-Loss of Appetite
Indigestion, Nervousness, Desponden-
cy, Headache. But such troubles fly
before DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
the worlds best Stomach and Liver
remedy. So easy. Csc. at all drug
gists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01

1t is good thing that South Caro-
lima Democratic primary is over.
They were fast getting in the North
Carolina harmony" class.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-09-01

A fence at the edge of a preci-
plce is better than hospital at the
bottom. "-Gipsy Smith.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24
Common School Commencement.


The Commencement exercises for
the Common School Graduates of
Barton County were held in the
Presbyterian Church, Great Bend,
Kansas, on Friday evening, June
18th. There were fOrty-twO mem
bers in the class, all from the ru-
raj schools. 1t is an exceptional
ly strong class and a good per
centage of them will likely enter
high school next fall.
The class march was played by
Miss Hazel Clark, during which
the graduates took their places
on the platform. Rev. WeStwOOd
gave the invocation, after which
Mrs. Morrison rendered a beauti-
full solo. Miss Fannie Gwinn then
gave an excellent reading. Fol
lowing this the speaker Of the
evening, Joseph H. Hill, president
of the Kansas State Normal
School, was introduced. DR.. Hill
talked directly to the Glass;, and
certainly gave them something to
think over. His address was ap-
preciated by all present, and the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24

class is to be congratulated upon
being able to secure such noted
educator. Following the class ad
dress a very pleasing piano duet
was rendered by Misses Helen
EperSOn and Beatrice Rush. Mr..
0. F. Hull, principal of the Great
Bend high school, then gave some
interesting remarks to the class,
urging upon them the Importance
of continuing their education in
high school, The graduates were
then presented with their diplo-
mas by the county superintendent
The church was filled to over
flowing with friends and relatives
Of the graduates, many of them
coming in from distant parts of
the county
Those who graduated were:
Mabel E. McMullen, Grace NJ.
Murphy, F. Earl Decker, Mamie
Keenan,, Aletha Cell, Arnold Held,
Elizabeth Howard, Mary Howard,
Mary Gruver, Cleo McGinnis, Al
ma Vespes, Willie Laudick, Fred
DanfOrth, Roscoe Moore, Linton
Robertson, Henry F. Brown, Do
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24
F. Nuttleman Co.

Mrs. E. E. Wagaman and daugh-
ter visiting in Abilene.
Miss Emily Hitchman was down
from Beaver township last Saturday,
accompanied by John WoydziAk and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Woydziak.
This secli n Of the county was
visited by a heavy wihdstolm about
three o'clock Sunday morning, which
made many people sit up and take
notice. Some rain also fell. On
Friday evening we had a light show.
er, also some hail, but no damage
was reported in this immediate
neighborhood, although the hail
stones that fell were mighty big ones.
North Of Red Wing some damage
was done by the hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schneider were
dosn from Otis Friday Of last week.
Mr.. Schneider has not been in good
health for the past two months.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24

Ben Hughes and Phil Marley re.
turned last week from a three weeks
stay on the Marley ranch in Ellis
county.
John Wolf was up from EllinwoOd
the latter Part Of last week on bust.
ness connected with the erection Of
bis new building.
G. W. Henning was a caller At
this Office a few days ago and had
his time extended for another year
for the Enterprise. Gus lives three
miles east Of town and has recently
built himself a good sized house. He
is one Of the lucky farmers who own
an auto and he is seeing some Of the.
country roundabout here-Mackville
Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Roberts
came in from the east Monday
evening on their way to 0lmitz to
visit Mrs. RObertS's parents, the
Shaplands.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24

e nffarll'' 'laoksat T'.hal .hr Cob
Kinley Archer, Edith Konarek,
Mable 3. Conner, Ralph Ne Muir
ply J. Waldo Decker, Jennie 3.
Howell, Mabel Cell, Alma PanninI
Fannie ROhrbacher,. Pearl Byers,
Louis Durand, Alice Rogers, Irene
Rogers, Glenda PlankenhOrn, Gail
Miller, Pearl Batchman, Mary E.
Davidson, Mayme Schrader, JOS
ephine Graf, Verna V. Ford, An
n; Gabbert, Ethel B. Smith, Kit
tie Kimpler, Marie Kimpler.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24

Planning & Scheufler sold an
E NJ. F. to DightOn parties Sat
urday.
Roy Cornelius was over from
HoisingtOn Monday filing his
nomination papers.
P. H. Cory was a north Home
stead township farmer in the city
Saturday on a visit.
In sickness, if a certain hidden
nerve goes wrong, then the organ
that this nerve controls will also
surely fail. 1t may be a stomach
nerve, or it may have given
strength and support to the heart
or kidneys. 1t was DR.. ShOOp that
first pointed to this vital truth.
DR.. Shops Restorative was not
made to dose the stomach nor to
temporarily stimulate the heart
or kidneys. That old fashioned
method is all wrong. DR.. Shops
Restorative goes directly to these
failing inside nerves. The remark
able success of this prescription
demonstrates the wisdom Of treat
ing the actual cause of these fail
ing organs. And it is indeed easy
to prove. A simple five or ten
days test will surely tell. Try it
once and see. Sold by Hooper
Drug Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24
Western Land.

GAO acres, 6 miles from Kendall
and railroad, Kearney county, Z
farmers joining tract, all smooth
good soil and water. First crop
will pay for land. School house on
line. Will take $40 per acre, 49,
500 down, and balance at 6 per
cent. Address,
WILL CONN0R,
Kendall, Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs F. v. Russell stl
Sunday morning on a three mo
trip to Europe. They will sail
Boston, for Naples, andWhl then
all that Is going. They viii Il
the Passion Play at .OberammeI
Richard Taylor accompanied
Russell's, but will,nOt % to N1
going instead direct to London, I
long visit with English relatives.
expects to stay a. considerable I
but We venture the prediction Tia
will be home much sooner than
laid he would. Nj
For SaleLOne j. /. Case III
ing outfit, consisting Of ons
horse power Case plOw .enl
and one S6x5S steel Separl
A special bargain. Address 4
Williams, Little River, Kanns
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24

Water, Fire, Rotiand Lightning Proof. If I'd
want to save your wheat and hold it for bettl
price buy Steel Wheat Bin. We make all kinss
Of Wheat Bins and Tank-anything that can be made Of
vanized iron Come and leave your order with and
the freight
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24
First Published in The Barton
County Democrat, May 20, 10y
Publication Notice.
The State Of Kansas:

The State Of Kansas:
To Otto Albrecht if living, and
il dead, to his unknown heirs, ad-
miniStratOrs, executors, deVisees,
trustees and assigns, The Lake
KOen Navigation, Reservoir & IT.
rigation Company, a corporation,
The United States & Mexican
Trust Company, a corporation,
and The Century Investment &
Building Company, a corporation
You and each of you will take
notice that you have been sued
in the district court of Barton
County, Kansas, in an action
wherein the j. V. Brinkman Com
pany Bank, a corporation, is
plaintiff, and you are the defend
ants, and that you must answer
the petition Of plaintiff filed in
said action on or before the Both
day Of June, 1910, or the allega-
lions of said petition will be tax
en- as true and a decree will be
rendered against you and each OF
you quoting the title Of plaintiff
in and to section twenty-nine (29)
township eighteen, (1S) range
twelve (12) west, in Barton COun.
ty, Kansas, and forever barring
you and each Of you from setting
up any claim whatsoever to said
lands or any part thereof.
OSMOND & COLE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: S. M. KELLAM,
(Seal.) Clerk Of district
court of Barton County, Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-06-24

j. George Brinkman was
Kansas City this week on |
ness. -
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Cincinnati. oiemdag, ben % 0ttobcr 1910.

bod fertia sebrdht, bob nun getpiFe
Referate an ben bo1miihen 2anbta9
suaetheilt fperben iollen.
Die Deutinen bdben audi nod an
bere 3ugsftdnbnife ertdngt, fir Die ite
nit Gntfhiebenheit unb aonIequen3
einaetretsn iinb unb ipeI6s fir bic 2lufs
red,terbaltung bes .Deutidtbums in
g0bmen BON Widtiatsit iinb. Oant
oem perTDbnli4en Geiits, tpstfer bon
beiben Seiten bel ben Berbanblunger
betunbet poroen 1T, finb bieIs in ben
lsBten 5dsen riiitig ssforbert noroen.
4usfanb btr Oterrsidts
iasn 6unbels 5diffs
Wafdiniitsn.
Di: oil s9rieit semeIoet tpirb, bat
ber beooamddtiste sonosrausi6ub
beg 8erbdnos Der 6anselsihiffzWuz
ihiniiten ben NusItanb, Der pegen Der
fdtpebenb.n lohnitreitigteiten beihlpl.
fen lporben mar, nunmebr protlamirt,
BON benz Streit peroen 3unGdIt flint
5s1n S6iffabrtss sGeielIaaftsn betrofs
| fen. Man ertpartet, bar ioTort snsrgis
ids anitrensunssn eemadt tDsrosn, I'm
bic spii6.n ben Qualification uno Der
Waidiniitsn berrfhenoen Geg.nIds'
gu peri0bnen, benn Elm IGn9srsr Nus:
itano miibte sablreihe un3utrdslidtsi:
ten nit iih bringen. Quberosm oirft'
bic gstpsguna bann niht oui ben Ser
bano Der 6anoelsitifI. .MaihiniItsr
beitrGntt bleiben, ionoerr peitsr
areiie siekn uno BEN aqgsmeiner
8srtsbr smpfinoliden Sdaoeu sufii
| oeu.
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9rsifa6sr Utoro in Jlortba.

" IN e enc y q II ..
GAIT ct. 2ouis, 81, "a. DIT.
Qeiqb Rbonus, Elm WtdHn. Der am
Sonntag 4beno auf ben 8sroatt bin
nsrboftet purbs. on pisIen Ginbrus
den uuo RGubereisn betbeilt9t qetDs'sH
su iein, bat in sirem laHgen 8erbOr
nitt nur einseitanosu, an elmer gana
gen Gnsabl bon girbriiden in Ct,
Qouis uno in Oft ct. 2ouis betbeilt9t
ospeien su fem, ionosrH er Bat aud
anoeoeutst, baB sr sttpas uber 3sbr
biskr nod ui6t auigstlGrte Wtoros
tbdten tpiHs.
Bel einem Der morhe fol- es iih I'm
einen Waru. Nam.ns Wtidaelis, Dor
gbitogo, banoeln, uno Der anoer'
Nann mar Elm Sopt .pottsr pom nDro'
litNu WiFouri. Die poIi3si 1T De,
gniitt, bab Der Wtihaelis Woro
auf ben Der Bsrbdftete ge3ug nQhm
! iid um bic nnit.ribie Grmoroung oei
Gbicagoer 3abnarstes Or. +. SO. Bei
| haelis hdnpsIt, Der in Der Nabt oei
5. 5.qluquit in Der Rdbe ieiner 8o6nunl
.rihoTsr puros.
Rbpous oiebt gu, bag sr Der Wtdnl
lit, Der ben Ramen .Gano1 ganolt
srbaItsn bat. pei! er INNER aus Del
Gqoen, bic er ber1uhte. Ganop nit
nabm. Or idsts gang ofTen, oaB {
erpartet, ssbsntt sl rDsroen.
Die Ssruu oss gsrbafteten maht
| pdbrsno bes Cages Der pOli5et gegen
iiber 4usidssn, bic tsinen 3peife
mebr odriiter duitoHmen laTeH, od'
sr Der W6rosr bss d. gtihaeIis pol
Gbicaso III.
frau RbDous iagts, bag lie ii6 in
oyuli nit ibrem WanHe nad ghIcag
beoebsu babe. Su Der Ra3t oes Il
Q(uauit iugte 7Srau RhOou5, tam mel
Tann nit 9Iutflsdsn an Rod noc
Souis. Gr inste mir. oaB er in ol
re6ts ShuItsr geihoTsn tporben ie
ais er eine 2tpotbe.e bsruubte. Rahhe
iuete er mir, oaB er etnen 0ottor ME
o.rqefaoiT.n uno berdubt babe. vi
ndhiten mpr9sn en.bieltsn Die 3eitur
Gen lanee 4rtitsI iibsr Die grmoroun
zines 3abuurstes. ia tann mid abe
ni6t erinnern, Of iein Rams Wi4as
liz mar.
.Qlm %. qtusuIt tnmen mir nat
! St. Gouis Suriid. Wtetn Wtann tut
fort, bort Qdoen gu berauben IN
oanu tamen mir bierher."
Rboous ia9ts pabreno beg 5age!
bob .r benz Manns. ben er IN ghlcaa
ost0aet, $50 in gaar uno sinen DID
manten abeenommeu babe, Or. Wi
ha.lis bate ater al iein Gslo III
Isine Stmutiuhsn an iit. als .r ir
SoipitaI sebra6t puroe.
Nrau Rboous tpurne nur tur5e 3s
BON Der golisei suriitgebalten. u
, lie bi. golissiitation perlieb, rief il
, W2unn ihr mad: vgDsnn mir et!pc
paTiren ioute, bunr thuit 9u am b
, itsn, tpenn Cu Did umbringit."
Supianerssduoereisn 10 e
E ben6ffsntlid psrtauft.
Daibirston. .. g., "a. 81
Ii. nod unpsrtbsil!en Qdnoereten D.
funf cipiIifirten SnoianerItdmme
Stlaboma, ungsfdbr !, $4,000 4crs
{ uno Die Dololdnosreien in Der ebo
tap Ration, unssfdhr l, 1865, ,000Iere
peroen auT Dffsntliter auttion pc
tauit neroen. Der Sstretdr oes 81
1 nern bat an montCg cine oabtn gehel
: be gntihsibune abseeeben.
E Die gntibeibltrg oaB ois's Snol
: ners s2Gnoereisn p.rtauft psrosn iolle
/ if cine 5olse bes geiuhes, Den tiir
: lit Der Setrstdr 9allinger uno b
: Snoianerza rzaommiHlr YaIsntine be
e Staate Sslaboma obgeitattet babe
n elmer llnteriuhuns oes Status D
II Gisentbumsrehte Der Snoianer III
! narduffoleenben 9srutbungen nit De
b prdiibenteu 1oft.
DE Uers6ufe pereea pvm p. Nr
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WiliidrsebeimniFe an Jrontrsih Dsr'
fauft bab<n lou.
Di. bopsriifen 8iIdOfe
6aben befdloHen. seDiHe 0oridrifssn
bonn Watiton niht 81 befolgen.
Die 9fteden MAIDEN ben Oeutiten In
OeftIreib neitsre 3useitdnonihe.
9ieSnfel Sihia BON elmer
Sturmflutb beimz
uefutlt.

Rom, "a. Sttober. Dos Winiiiee
rum bes Snnern tuurbe am 4beno
benahrihtiat, oaB bic Staot gafas
mieeiola. duf Der in Der HIh bon
NeapeI seIeseuen Sniel Jidia. Don eli
ner Sturmflutb heimsruht tuorben
Iei unb 200 perionen ertrunten ieien.
Der 0ertsbr nit Der SnieI lit gang
nnterbro6en uno Is bGIt fdtpsr, Gins
5slbeiten in grfabruns gu brinsen. Die
Wegierun9 bd, ober iofort BON ReapeI
aus pier Ariessfdiffe nit Wannfhofs
ten uno Uorrdtben mad Sibia sss
ftidt.
GdiamieeioIa Iisss spolf M.ilen
iiibDeitlih BON pos5uoli. Gs puroe i'm
Sabre 1882, ais bic .Snieln Jfhia uno
proeioa pon einem 10 perkersnosH
Grnbeben beimseiuht tuuroeH. bsinabs
ssritort unb es tamen bomols 100
perionen ums 2eben. Die Siaot
ipuroe bamols tpieber dufssbaut, aus
ftati Der fteinernsn 6duIer traisn aber
pielfad 6olSeebduoe. sic bat i.st uns
sefdbr 1000 ginpobHer.
Reapel, "a. Gb.. Der Stabsn,
ben BET S.urm auf Ssdia aHssridtet
bat, III niht 10 idIimm, pie biss Qns
fang sbebauptet ipuroe. aur5e Cepes
ihen, bic am 4benb ppn gafamiceiola
eintrofen. fasen. oab aIeroinss meh,
rsre 6duier einseitiirst i.ien, iolpeil
abtr nur cine aeite. biejsnise cine,
Jrdu. aufgefunben tporoen lei. Qsu,
pei battle bic eon3e Haht uno aud ON
Wontas pdbreno oes sansen 5agss
Don siasm hsftissn Rsstni.urnmi ssili lei
ben. Der Shoben in 5obe BON Winio.
nen uneerihiei bat. Sn ben 0oritGba
ten famen mehrere perionen ums Sc.
ben. Der I'M Qanbe Gngerihtets Sfa.
ben III auberorbentIih ercb. lleberal
finb 6duf.r befhdbist uno Rebftod'
uno 8dume ousseriiien iporben. Gins
Qapine BON Grbe unb Steinen ruiiht,
oen Weriup krdb. aber iiber Der gapaa
9inie Don Der eruption bonn Jabr.
1906. Die 2inie Der @rgbobn lpuro'
3eritort unb Elm paar Dubenb Yerio
nen eniainsen MIR nit tnapp.r Rott
hem COB.
goipeit sat bas Deriitt, bab BIZ
Jniel Jsdio bon elmer Sturmflutl
beimsefuhi rporben Isi. .tins B.Iti.i
auna seiunoen. Ore SnisI lag birei
i'm pfdbe bes Ortans. Der in gaia
mietiola unb in anberen Srten einIs
9duier umtporf. Die 6Guier. bic mad
Dem erbbebsn BON Sabre 1882 errih
tet pcrbtn fparen, ,4pnren porSuslih in
Stonbe, einem Grbbeben 3u tpiberis.
ben, ober nint einem iolhen Gturm
Wenn fih ouh nislleiht ein poor 2ei
den unter ben 1riimmern befinben, II
bod an3unebmen. bab bic mtiten be
8enobuer entsommen iinh.
Wnn ift bier in syoIge Der Waneel
bdfiisteit Der 9sunrihten red,i b:foral
benn piele bieiige JnmiIiefs bnben iid
nm Der Gbolera 5ii entseben, ndh be
Snfel Js6io b:geben. y
Der Winiiter fir offentlife Werts
Gnehi. uno Der WorineminiIter, Mh
nirol Qeonnroi. iinb bereits in Venps
aneetommsn. sic lperben iih an 81
uHb GtelIe begeben unb dnorhnen, mel
DE Ollie eebroht lpeIben iolI.
Der Drtan bat srpBe Nerbeerunse
Idnes Der 4iife an0eri&tet. nomeni
lid In Der proDinj SdIerno. 81
6tdbt 0ssss, an 0o!i 30 0eIsSni
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Metterberiht,

Ohio. bds untere Wihigdn,
.suSiona uno Snincis: SdDnss Be.s
ter am DienItag unb Wittipod, tpenlg
aeub.runs in Der Iemperatur. Welts
Iid,e Winpe.
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Oge(egrap6
9erfiaerunss< g hpinb.I.

9eriiherunssz g d hDtnbel.
louisville, ap., "a. Gttobsr.
Sm ariminalserihte fano cine Surp
bsuts ben 8eriiherunesagsntsn Z. ).
Rsebbam bes geirusss ihuloig. 0r.
O. g. Sdoit, Der untsrIuhungsar3t
fir cine 2sbensperiiheruRs, ipuroe bon
Der Qntlass Der MitihuIo on ben Be-
triigsreieu fr.is.iprohen. Die Igentsn
Z. ). Msbbam. Sobn ). Eedne uno
:. 6. S'2eurp batten ouf oas 2sbsn
:runtsr unb b.taster psrionsn policsn
ausesft.at, Obne oaB bic Ysriitertsn
etpas baDon pubten. Dsnr Die 2sBtes
rem i.arben. tp[ls.tirte bos Gouiortiuw
bic 8.riiherunssIumrns. Gs heibt, BAT
gerfteruugss 9.isGihaftsn IN Snoia'
na, Coma uno 5snneTse ssboris bIutsr
mubten, bo bic 8sndunten policen in
Geiommtuertbe Don iiber $1,000
ousosi.ent batt.n. H,ebbam uu;
C'2sarp uurosn ie gu $3.50 Straf'
perurtNiIt.
Dura elm. Htihsiounl
bes Supremsasrihts
i d q d matt" geisst.
FnorpilI., Isnn., "a. Stt. -
gi.rsis Gis,uthiimsr Don loft orint"
plGsen bab.n ibrs 9unoes.2i3snie
sum Yer.auf DON Spiriturien 3urut
osseben, ua6bsm oas Supremsssrit
oss Siautes bic grtIheioung abge9s
ben bat. odb Der g.Tts elmer iOltel
aiseHs prima facie elm geusis oafI
lei, bab ois Gig,ntaiimer nit bem IN
gsieBliten 9sr.oUT pom eeiitissn 0e
trGnten bsIhGfiia. iiHo. IS rDtro er
ipar.et, oab nod nsitere 40 qerioncI
ibr. gunbsss2i3.nisn tanssairen per
ben.
Gines gsmsinen gsrbrs
4sns aug.tlast.
GIepelano, 8. "a. Sttobe,
Charles 0i.tria uno Otto 6eb. beir
anoeiteIte in Der bieiigen Gountr
Woroue. puroen ammontas untsr be
Qn.laae perhoftet ,tUe 2eite beraut
Al haben. Sic iino ansetlast, elmer
Selbitm0roer. Der in Der Morsue cir
Qeli.Sert lpuroe. bic aleioer ausgeso9s
uno oi.Ie an sin.r 5rDbler oertauit }
| haben. 2luh isbIt sine fperibpolle 0io
maninabsl, bic Der Sslbitmorosr 6eiei
| fen bate.
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ito5 len.
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6. Softer, Elm Gsihditsreiienosr DO
Columbus, 6, bsnahrihtiste a
Montua bic polissi. baB er um 5p'
| MuIter,ofier, bic Shmudiahen /,
Wertbe BON $4,000 sntbielten. bsitoi
| len norxn isi gr iag.e, oab sr D
6ars.oifsr in 'siHem 5otel auf b.
IuBbppen ppr BEN 9uIt oes fonirsl
binaeiieIt bab. uno bunn on ben 6
qarrenitanb eso1ngsH lei. um ith Ell
Gisarre ansuSiiroen. als er eli
Minute ipdtsr 3uriidtebrte. leien B
aoifer fort sepsisn.
3um 5obs perurtbeil /.
Il RoffaIt, Ya., "a. DIT. Sol
| Smitbe purbs bier am Wontas itu
bia b.funbsn, am l. September fei
s5rau 9ribset uno isins 3odt.r srmo
bet su baben, uno er ipurhe prom
gum 2oos psrurthslIt. Der f:'ben So
re olte Sobn Smithe's ipar Der 5aup
|. Staats5euse. Gr iagte. bab fsi
! GdlpsIt.r BON itrsr Weutters ssitano
uno BEN Batter eebeten babe niht
Ihieben. die gertpeioisuns Smiths
bette bic WaAnl!nnssl lbeorit Se!tel
J ssua&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-25
Der Jl(Or0er Oes Dr. Jll6aelis
Oon Chicago
I'm Gait ct. Spuis, Jus.
in 6aft.
Ser Miann iDQ bereits elm Sc
itanoniR abselest baben.
lie 2Gnbereten Der flint cipiliiir'
ten Snoiauerftamme IN
Cflabpma

Dero.n auf 2tuttion 6ffsntItd Dsrs
fault.
gs banb.It Iid nm 1,65O,00O Qtrss
9lderlono
unb Waloldnbsreieu bon faIt ebenlo
GROCER Qusoe6nung.
SIMMER nod feline Rahri6ten bon benz
galon .Nm.rtca".
Deitere Grpeoitionen CUR Quhuhuno
Der QeronQuten tperben organiIIrt.
Txs,F,Asr GDorn IN SIorfh1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-25
Yerjouen ums 2ebeu sefou,meu
iinb sanse crti6aften serft6rt.

Gin polis.itOmmifar in Wss bers
haftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-25
Seu.r.

Genera, Sa., "a. Dit. Die 4ns
laee Der Sotpea Mfg. 60. in bisiiger
Stubt 1T in Der 9taht gum Wontag
ourt 5euer 3sritort iporosn. Der Der
luit bsIduFt fid auf 100000. Dos
8eboube oehort 5hpmas Suon, einem
proninsnten polititer uub es giebt bier
giels, bic Der 4riiht iirb, bob bas
Jsuer BON ben poltiiiheu Jsiaom
Sno.p's aneeIest pcxneu iit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-24
Large Attendance Is Desired at
Mass Convention at the
Colonial.
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
TO BE A FEATURE
Number of Interesting Ad-
dresses Also Are TO Be
Delivered.

Every American In the city is invited
I'm take part in the American mass con
vcntion. a the conclusion OF the dclib-
era lions OF the precinct and county con-
vcntions. at the Colonial thsaler this
evening.
There viii he number OF interesting
addresses, In addition TO Il musical pro-
gramlnc, and every American who finds
IL possible should be in attendance,
w. j. Barrcttc viii be the chairman
OF the convention and wIl deliver an
interesting address. s. a. MaglnniS. the
wcll-known young Ogden attorney, win
be secretary. Addresses also will he de-
livercd hy David &. Dunbar. chairman of
the American county committee. J. Il.
Darmcr former chairman. and others,
The musical portion Of the programme
also VIII be fun Of interest Mrs. Corinuc
Harris Hammer Will render solo. and
the famous kissclbcrg duartctte will
give several selections. Other wcli-knoWn
singers also will probably be heard,
The nominations to be made arc for Il
to congress and a member
OF The supreme court.