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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
CHARGES COUPLE CAUSED
DESERTI0N BY HUSBAND

Alleging that because of malicious ac-
tions on the part of Mrs. Helen K
Brininger, formerly Helen x. Lynn,
and her husband, Roy Brininger, she
was deprived of the society and sup
port of her husband, Oscar T. Wyatt,
Mrs. Ellen Wyatt yesterday fled in the
superior court a suit for $4,000 dam
ages. Mrs, wyatt declares that her
husband deserted her because his af-
fection for her was killed by acts of
Mrs Brininger
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
LYRIC CLUB ASKS FOR
MUNICIPAL BAND FUND

The Woman's Lyric club filed a Pc
tition yesterday asking the council to
try and find some way to provide
money enough for a municipal band
during the coming year to permit the
music commission to carry out the
plans it has in mind.
While the council would probably be
glad to give the music commission the
$4,000 it asks it seems more than like
ly that nothing will be appropriated for
free music this year. The commits
sioners themselves said they did not
care to handle the matter If nothing
more than the $4,000 allowed last year
could be granted and the budget COM
mittee Is finding 1t most difficult to
make both ends meet
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
CANADIAN CLUB TO HOLD
ANNUAL BASKET PICNIC

Members of the Canadian club will
hold their third annual basket picnic in
Echo park Saturday, August 20. There
will be several prominent speakers,
games and races of various kinds, a
baby show and other features. The
races will include the usual freak con-
tests-tub races, etc. There will be a
wood saving contest for women and a
sewing contest for the bachelors. There
will be tug Of war between the Cana
dian clubs team and team from some
other organization for a silver loving
cup,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
DOGS TO WEAR MUZZLES
DURING WARM WEATHER

Dogs will have to continue to wear
muzzles with as much patience as they
can muster, for the public welfare COM
mittee of the council has refused to
recommend the repeal of the ordinance.
]. W. Brooks and others petitioned the
council to repeal the muzzling ordin-
ance, but the welfare committee be-
lieves such action would not be to
the best interests of the community
during the warm weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
ASKS EXTENDED LEAVE

DIR. John r. Haynes, member of the
civil service commission, has asked
the city council to extend his leave of
absence three months from August IT,.
DR.. Haynes is in Europe, where he
has been for several months and he is
not ready to return. He is member
of the charter commission as we'll as
the civil service commission.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
FILE WILL FOR PROBATE

The will of William Gray, who died
in Los Angeles August 2. leaving realty
in Los Angeles county valued at $4,000,
yesterday was filed for probate in the
superior court by John H. Gage, who
sons and two daughters are the bene-
ficiaries
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
DIVORCE SUITS FILED

Divorce actions filed in the superior
court yesterday were those of A. D.
Richards against Rose Sophia Rich
ards Maria d. Guiellen against Pedro
Guiellen; Amy A. Franklin against
George Franklin; Clari Anderson
against Mamie Anderson, and Sadie
Goldstein against Myer Goldstein.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
WANTS MONEY FoR INJuRlEs

julius Washington, through his
guardian, Susie Washington, yesterday
filed in the superior court a suit against
the Los Angeles Brick company, asking
damages of $500 because of fractures of
an arm and leg, alleged to have been
Sustained June IS, 1910, while he was
in the employ Of the defendant and be-
cause of its negligence.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
SUES SURGEON FOR $4,000

Declaring that he is permanently in
jured as the result of an alleged un-
necessary operation for appendicitis
performed upon him August 10, 1909, by
DR.. Rea Smith, Henry Christie yester-
day filed in the superior court a suit
for $4,000 damages against that sur
econ
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Ventura Land and Cattle company;
George M. Munger, e. p. Riggle and
Belle M .Riggle, directors; capital
stock, $4,000; subscribed, $500.
The Boynton company; f. e. Boyn-
ton, X. L. Boynton and II. L. Boyn-
ton, directors; capital stock, $4,000
subscribed, SO.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

Don't forget one most necessary
specification in your new home, Hipo-
Ito Self Regulating Roller Screen and
Reversible Window. Hipollto Screen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
@eistlinc gtinuutma dluua.

GerIieeeIte augebote lper6en enigeeereenorr.
men in Der EfftCe bes Director Of 8ub!Ic Ger'
| pice. Stao!baue, Cincinnati. Gtio. bis y uhr
| .Qttitdp5 am . o mn er Il q. ben =. IrriI
1910 ilr Die ,SGbriiItOu gieieruuG uro 2tbbllc'
1crun1 bon GnBcl'crHeH Ho6reu uHo GpcciaI
Cuttings fir oas 2SalieruGri orqungas 5picm Der
Stuot Cincinnati Gbio trUbren0 bes Jabres
1910.
Eldre Speyfttdttoneu uno TcrmuIore fiuo
31 CrblifcU tn nPT EftJCc 0es General SupertUs
ituoeHteu ber g&G1lermerie
Seoes gnGe6Ot HruB ben oolIen sloneu ieber
GcifLthuft uoer t3ePGf6Gfieu. tuei.re bG5 Gupe'
bot nGhen. foiUte bon Qlen &cr'pncU, bic ith
bGrdn tnierrfiItcU, eUtbGitcr lnD wWB bepleiet
tetn nit elmer Rirqbdft in Der Guume bon
'un'tnatCuo SjOUo.uOJ GUuaTa ooCr c,nCm
3crttii3lrien Gbe< aIIi ctne outitebeubc &aui ais
cine @aTaHt1e ha'iIr. oaE lpelut Elm &HGebOt an
aeHommen ioIrD, Elm Aontrait eu9e9aHaen lpers
ben ritn.
Soutc iraeuocin Wrqebot grGdqepicfeu ner.
ben ounu nlro iOlbcr Gbc3 an oeH E.eier ~
iourHri, uro iOIIte trgeHoein Iugebot Gnpe
nommeH iuerhcu. narn miTb folder GbeS nod
2ufriChenilelenbCr 4us'UbrG1p uHo SiteTiiels
luna beg AnHtrati5 3ucGfertuiict
gEcter nIltleu etneH 8ufrcDcrieIcUbeu pes
tUet5 bon tbrer ,SubipfCtt liefeyu. nm Iol1c
&iofe Grbejt rpie uerIaHRi 81 beorocH
gtPter ftro gebaIteH, Die utbruitCn 1Snru1ulare
5u gebrluheu oa fetHe unbCreH eHt8cGeuaeaoHF
Ser Gtrector Of Bubble cerbicc Behalf ff
h1s Rett. nor, irseHoeius cher Gue gIHeebo!s
81 oermerfer.
Sen l3 &prii 1910.
1924 3obn 8 g3erner. Glert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Efftcebsr Gountpsgt II mtffGrs
8 III | 4 Z 6 ouHin

II ! II III u 1 l. Gstp, Ia. @gTL lElu.
Bsrf ege lite " Angeb pte iperpeu eHiat.
psraenorrlen III Der Gfftcs beg %oaro Of GouHta
Gomml''t0ner5 his ,vreitag, ben IS. g.ai
1910, um u ubr Ilittags, fir bic uadfIeGenoe
9Ourtus4rbeit:
eerdB ben Spe3ifttotouer SO. 24-Jlr bic
Berbe'iGruug bon Mttam Ipeuus bon HihaC
tIs Cooper aoenue, i'm Eorfe eIeoes, muaul
Epmu'hly.
Ele arbeit bat al eefteben in lle5ereiuftm.
r1lirg nit ben 9loHeH uuo 2pe8ififatipncn mel.
Se. est In oer Efftce oes Boaro Of Gountn Gem.
uitiloHerS uufIieeen.
stue gneebote mlffeu uuf 1ormuIorer auses.
sertlqt fetn pelte in ben Office bes Board c'
6ountn grmnaNtoners az BADEN ftno. uHo Sc.
Gettet iejr nit elnem @ono In Der Summe bon
5fpetuulerb lG2 000.O0) TolIurs nit 5rpei
euten uuo 9enlgenben &Grafdaften, bIB
Der Eieter her euntrGft etrgcben lU.ro eur rus.
ih9rung Der gtrbeit i'm Gaue eerfeIoe ttm su.
erfGnnt tptrp
Gie Gourtp GonmiTioners b,baIteu flo bos
Rett .oor, trseroetH ooer aae glHaebOie 6u
berperfen.
3m aufieaqs bes gOarb Of 5amtIton Geunts
GomuI'IloHsrs.
GtauIeb gtrubIe, QrdEbsnt
Gtteit: Greb. Sretbs, S!er:.
14,21,2s,5
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NorddeutscherGioud
kOND0N-pnefS-gprnser

E0ND0N-pGRfS-ERE
0tesslmasiBt SdHenbampfrr isheu Gtcnnas.
uafgnprustRtn Gsctltc", r&atier sStIham ber
Swttte", oaEOuprtnS &tlbeIm" ,fattcr @tibsim
Der grpbe"
&esslmdsiar epitbampf.rfaHrt jcorn Tieuftas
nit rHcu TDrStIidhranbcn.E nmpferu.
1900 GonNngebaIt, 100 9SuB lang 10 Sub brett
y@eprge Aaihintgton", g$riu3 srttsrinp gsil.
Rs", .srcslau" ,.grin5eh Mice, ,,SnrbaruHa",
,.gremen"
EesefmrBige &uitodmpfcr teoeu TpnreSFinq
,,Hheth", "Htotr", SutBpu".
RttteInee y q brit:
GIRRatTaR-kEaPEL-
Teguldre Sdrehoampfer isoen Gdmnna
,,gstlin" (ueu), ,,gur6urDiiu". ..s6uiptn 9eui.
i.", ,S6nia aIbert",- .9rtnssiiu Srrns"
,2cddr",
Bor8ipI. gtrrittlirQ in staiIten rno Srif1enbe6
undbbduqlgt Ioureu nm bic g8eIf
-2raoeers' Gbed- Gliltia Gber bic eaHse gSeIt
0EkRfCHS CO.. s Broadway, ny
Gcnerdls2tcenter.
GeerteH fir Cincinnati:
German Rational Rdui; isirft GatioudI norf
uHh g3aIHut sraBe; geiierr German garf:
villas 9ldttonal Ranf; RepIer L. Go. 1910 Race
ct; TTfth'lbtro GaticRaI Euuf. 9rgbton 9ers
man 9Gnt. 9orrtfoH uno @ogerain Q0es.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Cffics bcr Gouuin.a cmmtfft
hoH 8 mi ton Gpunih.
Is 1 y r I ~ n Ehtn qQIA

Cfftcs ber Conn n'ss o m N II ftFs
Rom g q nj ltor Gpunth.
= Cincinnati IT, Cbio. IL. aprzl 1910.
Ger iteaelfe Auasbott fperben ent
peQenaeHoulIHeu tn BET Cfftcs beg gparb Of
9ounIr Gouut''ioHets be 5rettaa, ben 10.
gRat 1910, I'm y I'm Wdtiage. fir bic nad.
i,C5crbe Guuntbs@rteti:
ejCmdt ben 5pe3ii;iu.louen 9sp, 37-iSiir bic
g2te0C- bcr'ituuup Der 9oleTaiH Bite an BEN
&eIgruttt acaeuiber BorboH's in IQi glIs.
IdLueei ZcpufbtS.
Ete srbeii bai gu esttbsn in rsnsrssrfttm.
mung nit ben aloufH uuh epest'tfa.tansn
lUeInt tepi in Der Gffice bes @oar6 Of Qounfe
QCmEt'pueTs uufljegeu
Qae &Haebots mnffeu ant ssormas 1rsu uuSas.
ferttGt ietr. rueits In ber Effcs ees eoarb Of
Gouutq eousrri''iouers AT babsa dno, unb Be-
elettst iein Ron cuem scuo Tn Rttraae bon
'lnftuuhert ts5o0o0l GoIars. nit ave gutter
uHe eerAGenben gRraen. alsEiHerbeit hafnr. .bab
eer Aeter ben aoniTcit tInaebeu alrs sur aus.
tabruHa Der arbett TN Sale oerfel5s tbm sns
Hfannt tptrb.
Yie gouHtn GommiiTousrs hesaIteu Hd hos
Rect ror, freeneeIn cher cue SHeeboie an
neriucrfru.
Sm auftraes bss gourb Of Suu.iI,ou gounfs
goHImifoHers.
StaHlsn StrabIe. nrafbent.
aitslt: Greo. Irsths, glerf
l42l.2s,5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
sietth an 0pntrafteYen.
Commit office.
so IN !teH o.utn, Ebto,
q imrin innntt Ehin of NRnrA IL

I
so m ItpR 9c.uth, Ebip,
Gtucinuatt Chic 81. Wldr3 1910,
gerficatIts anaebote ipereen snt
gegeageHoHInTer in oer Etftce bes Sourb oi
G0untn GommifiOnerS tis sum 5reitua a.
ben 20. Npril 1910 I'm - ubr wi!iiaps, fir
Die HGcbfebeHoe GDuuibsarbeii:
Gculab ben Spe5LtilttoRen 80. 20-tiir BITE
gcrbeiieruHp nDr 1eii @oab ben cdrriion 9iie
bls SbeGr Smitbs Blaze tn NhieDateG G0pu'
'5ip
Tie strbet bn; in aeitebsr In ti.ber.HiiiuI.
uuira NIT ben 4lanen urh lAestfiiniipner.
ueIte Jest In Der Office bes gOoto Of Gounio
QDmmi'iiDners uu'IrpeH
2lus gtHpebcte utiiHen mf' fscr1HnInrsr ausae.
feriiqt feu. peIde In Der Sffice hsS an1ro e'
gnuHib GomuNlorers al bab,H ftro. unh be-
qieltei fetu bon ctnem gcrs in Der Sobe bon
funfburbert (S50OO0l Eoaars. nit 8ps; Gu.
ten uto eeuEaeuoer nlrgeu ais Gt1erhett bdb
ser @jcter ben qoHtrait einatbeu nirb sur slIS.
'ubyuHg Der arbeti. TN Sale berfsibe tbuI sa.
erfanut frtch
Tie gounta gomnIf';oners be6nTtsu f6 bas
Eedt Dor, treeroetn cher oue siugebote gu
berfperfPu
am gluftraes bes Eoorb Of samtIton gounts
QrruHliiiioners q
5farIte strubIs @rdtbent
GtteIt: Grsb. Gretts. GIer;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Gpfia an 4pntrasssrex.
q MI miffiouers GfJtet,
Z I'm ton @ounth, Dbts,

SdmiIton @ounth, pbts,
CINCINNATI, Gbio, 81. u2drs 1910
9erfieaeite siraebote tpsrbsn ent
seaenGenomrmen IN her Office oes gcarb si
GOun!b Gumnuiftoucr6 bis fSret dg ben 20
stprl 1910. nm II llbt Wsttaas, fir bic nab
iiebcnoG GountnssIrbeit
@er1df heu SpeSfiictcnen go. 1--Jlr Die
8er5cfcrund hnn Aorib Gene urb Burnt
SdluUl Spitc Hodhs" hon toarrtipn Rife bis
su Der betannter @tffiu 9ife oher StmoIn sIoe'
nuc ejreen Ioiunibip
Gtc gtrheii bat an aefHeh.u IN Ilsherstrftir.
nuTg NIT ben 9Idnen aub Epe5fifationen,
roel6e lest In Der Girce hes Boar6 Of 9ouHts
6oumlfUHers aufIeleu
slue snsebots uiiffen ant gorrrloren nusss::
fr~ttet fer. Delhe In Der Office bts Soarh sf
Count gorrrriiitoners su Eabeu ftrb. unn be-
aieitct fetn ben eirern @orb in Der SHu'rrs boa
breitanfeno s300000) Toadts, NIT atpe entsn
uHo eeuiipenoen Biirqeu. bas Der @ieter ben
acrtraft eirgeben miro aur ausfdbrura bsr ar.
belt. i'm Safe oerieIbe itm 5ueriaHui fuire.
Tie gouuih gorrriftorers h.bnltsr Hn bas
&echt bcr, ttgenoetn oser oae Gnasboit Gu
pcr,uafen.
Sm auftraee bea @oorb bsr Gouufa gouy
r'iiouers bon SdmiItan gourtn. Cbtc
Stauleb Strut!e, 9r6Hbtrt.
sit'eft: Greo. 2reibS. GIer!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
adsies gncinatier DIfsbla asnnerltao a. prl l91OA
Rpfta an 0snfraItsres.
q o m nltffioners Office,
SNd nj tom K a ffufn Ghsa

y VI
Cincinnati, Sbto, 81. I2dr5 1910.
gerftegeIte anaebote tpaoeu ent.
sepengenonTmsu in ber Office bes gcarb Of
soIntp aSpmmtifioners bis san, rettaa,
ben 80. sIpril 1910, nm IL tbr wdttaes, fir bte
nadbItebenoe Gointpsslrbeit:
e5enab ben Spe5tftfattoneu $50. 25-fSfir bic
9erbeileriuta bes Reptopn ganounespIateS, bon
Dem intden @noe ber Bride big oum norhli'
chen GnOe hes Gements Setienueaes cine Gfre6e
ocn etipa 1900 Sub s.f1oerfou Topnftip.
Die &rheit bat AZ. eefbsten IN lsberelnftims
niIiua nit ben 9l1nen iiro Gpestffuttpnen,
neItte lest in Der Office beS @odro Of GouHts
&omniiioner5 oufIieaen.
vile stHgebote inIiien dut Tcrnnilnrer dnsee.
ferttat ietn, tpeibe Tn Der Office bes gparb Of
epuntp Gomniiiioners All bober 'trb, ure be-
pIetiet fein nnu einem Pom In Der S5be bon
eintnufeno Isl 100000 Dollars NIT awet gu.
ten urh aenieeilhen gitreen ole eiherheit. hnb
her @teter hrr aurtraft etuaehen ipirO elir Nnss
fiibrura Der arbctt, i'm Sale oerfeIbe i5m 5n'
erfduft mtro.
Tie goHrtn gommi'ficners tehaiten f1 bas
Heht ,oor. trgenoetn cher ale srngehote gu
ucrlperfsH
sm 9tuftrnae bes aoarb o' eamiIicn gcunts
Spmmiiftpners
sturIeh etrutIe. grnebeni
Gtteft: Sreb. 2retbs. GIerf.
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peliebie Iobter bon Srau Gliiabetb @obnert
S Sf 9sro5Sefn 35St m SeT00S6 m 2s166 g99f 6c
April, nm $3.50 ubr Wtpraeus, bonn IruuerDquie.
SO. 1919 giipir 9.peHue, aus. ruoraut Inn ubr
TT Der St ,SraHcis DC SuIess&trtbe cine feIerf
sSrelinoe bofliobi eiu9eIaoeH itno. 1314'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Blu p1eruigf0eu.

5 t-3 Groee uno 2 2,rttcs3immsr, gDaiier
nHo @as, steler, grcber 9uf. lsbr egegante
Daniels 5arnbe Gigentbiirnsr no. SCI Cfi.
ber StrGSe 9vone -. 2555 Il IL
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yerfangt az mliet6en:

Reitpn flu Daitter uuh Ioc)ier, in elmer Brt.
bntfnntite; ale uIooeerner GinriptuHgen 70.
ME scott er1piiufdt: Wh AuburH ooer Gorrp.
ansabe uuter u. z. cIo Bolisblaii
14-1G
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aR6bltrtes 3tmmer NIT aoit fir cine
altere Game Wf altbnrn ober Qorrpbilir
norge3cgen sineeorte erbeteH inter a. o..
GO gosfsbiatf 1A-f6x
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Gte traueruee @uttin.

nebit unmnbqen &t1ocrn.
autiohen nerlaiien bic Gffice BON I&iIbem
&uuF, 30. 2S06 GpicratH 9Ibcuue um 6iz ubr
sqtotaeils. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14

IeutfGer Uaann, 80 Sabre alt fudbf or,ae.
nebwss 9etul, moblirtss 2.nmey nit Ron
es neutrality-suspicious.. GSssifiss Q. :. 100.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Garrp DoGt,

get gufDCImlHH i'm Alter BON 80 ,Iubrcn uHo
. DloHateu Die Seerotguuq fiubef itatt am
3SretIaa W{UrgeH uu > llbr pom lrauerbauie
8 lIbr in Der Ct 9outfa5iue esStirtbe, gumunss
bile cine lecrIidle HeauiemsSo ootme'ie abGet1Gs
len nro, lpo5u 8erpdnote un0 lSreunoe obHe
meLtere lgtla h0fLchl einocLahcn itrN-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14

gtinabs usn.s 9rifbaas. arpn 9imnsr. fiui.
i5et 3iulmcr I'M eriitsn SioS arruHpirt fhr t:at
nbsr spel iSamiLieH NIT eao. surnce. 2aanbrr,
lsoe mcotrns 9eautmlit,ei, babidx tbsnt eet,
BacstsnNrabe ftin. afebmstits, far $40 - So
ssGI. @sh so ptr Ronat Ser smetts Gied farm
tar 80 0srmtetbst DsresrL SshAnst sies fur
siHsr GarqaH.
5. d.. COOPER,
gtan 1853 400 Mersn.ils qtbrarn @essubs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
i11iIhslm Shepmann,


gaitne hes oerilorbeueR Seurp 9ttemar. in ibs
rem II. GebensIubrP, 2te Besroigune ttnoet
ftalt hon ber 5eutheu Uit. &luburD ~, G.rAlr'
de gtcndadu Struse uno &luburH gloeHue am
<Sreitaa, ben 10. slpyIl I'M ll1r aabuuttags
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Garris DOhnsrt,

Starb nm Gienitae, Den II. glprtl !
mIltug5 INN II ilbr,
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Starb am SIerritag, Den - glmiI 1910 I'M
lOls lbr eheno5. uoRLoeriebeN nil Den beE!!
gen SterbefdfUameHteR,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
SteGeu-GefnAe.

Mrbsit eefnet fir LaDeisngciniGung nHb esa,
tfrft6en. Enna. 1872 CT GliiioR abe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-14
Sdm(er su perkaufen.
CORRYVILLE.
WM. GETKER.


s0o WsrcuHiilt 2ibferu @ebauss.
Brain 1859 1Dgth 4693sx.
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yerfanst: Dienfi-ger(onaf.

W d fur Suusarbsit. 1913 Gfi 2oaiii
@ir.. gSainni 3tuS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-02

He says: "The patient was a man who had suffered, to my Knowledge for years with dyspepsia. Everythin9 he ate seemed to sour and create gas- es in the stomach. He had pains Iihe rheumatism in the back shoulder blades and limbs, fullness and distress after eating, poor appetite and loss of flesh; the heart became affected, caus- ing palpitation and sleeplessness at night.
 "I gave him powerful nerve tonics and blood remedies, but to no pur- pose. AS an experiment I finally bought a 50-cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at drug store and gave them to him. Almost immediate relief was given and after he had used four boxes he was to all appear ances fully cured.
 There was no more acidity or sour, watery risings, no bloating after meals, the appetite was vigorous and he has gained between 10 and 12 pounds in weight of solid, healthy flesh.
 Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab lets are advertised and sold in drug stores, yet I consider them a most valuable addition to any physicians line of remedies, as they are perfect- dren or invalids or in any condition of the stomach with perfect safety. being harmless and containing noth- ing but fruit and vegetable essences, pure pepsin and Golden Seal. without any question they are the safest, most effective cure for indiges- tion. biliousness, constipation and all derangements of the stomach, how ever slight or severe"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-02
His Sarcastic Erie i'd.

He was very proud of his new auto mobile-taiked automobile. dreamed au tomobile, read automobile. Finally tl his friends he became nuisance; and each to himself swore softly that ht would bfde his time and at the prop CT moment give him a little verba thrust
 Finally one long suffering individua was asked to go for ride Excuses were of no avail. He was bundled into the machine and taken for spin through the parks and over the boule- wards. In due course of time. without any serious mishap, they pulled up a the Automobile club. The auto crank and his guest were soon surrounded by several of their friends.
 'How did you enjoy your ride?'' was asked of the auto crank's friend.
 Until today never thought an automobile could go so fast" was his reply. (Here the auto crank was all attention. That was some praise for his car. Right out in public too. That would silence some of the scoffers who said his machine should be called Snail) "Why, do you know there was car went by us at such a clip that I could hardly see it.''
 / The auto crank glared, and under his gaze the group melted away They had had their reyenge.-Pittsburg Gazette Times
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-02
The Transformation.

They sat hand in hand on the yellow sands. in the shelter of a powder, watching the fieecy wavelets creep timorously shoreward.
 Frankie" she sighed. ''say I'm oos fckle petsie once more."
 Ops my ickle petsie. blessums ickle heart" came from the youth in the puce socks.
 Up to the blue heavens rose a fat guffaw from the other side of the powder.
 tickle petsie! Ickle petsiev' chuc- kled corpulent gentleman with four day stubble growth.
 ''Go it. Frankie! You ain't arf done, yet. Eight years ago.
 Enryw interrupted a shrill voice from the cliffs above. You'll sleep wot little sense you lave got away if you ain't careful. Thought you was goin' to get some wheiks for teaw
 Flight years agoa Frankie" con- Hnued the stout gentleman. mourn fully. jerking his thumb cliffward. "she was my tickle petsiev'-London Tit Bits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-02
Fischer Signs
 Contract For
 OdorleSS Plant
York Contractor Accepts Stringent Protective Devices of Agreement Demanded
 by Administration.
He Must Furnish Bond of 900 Within 30 Days and Have
 Plant in Operation Without Offensive Odors by June

the week days of said period, but said plant shall be open to receive dead animals, and especially offen- sive matter. at any hour of the day or night, Sundays included.
 z. If said Fischer, by reason of fire. strikes, accidents. legal proceed ings, or other things beyond his con- trol, is unable at any time to tenn porarily carry out the terms of this contract at said plant, or to com mence the operation thereof by June 1, 1911, the city shall allow him for reasonable time the free use of the land on the town farm for burial of said garbage and animals in the manner heretofore sometimes em- ployed.
 s. Burial of the garbage on said farm or elsewhere shall, during the complete interruption of said plant for such temporary period of time. be a compliance with this contract, but said Fischer agrees to use his best endeavors to resume such operations at the earliest practicable date.
 9: It is agreed that upon the col lection of said garbage, offal and dead animals from the houses. hotels and other premises in said city, the ownership and all property rights therein shall be at once and without more vested in said Fischer. and the same shall be delivered to him sub- stantially as so collected.
 10. Said Fischer agrees that the slaughter house now standing on said location may be used, owned and en- joyed by said city during the period of this contract on the same terms as the original lease thereof from the Bridgeport By-Products company to said city, and also the land described in said lease, but it is stipulated that said ownership and use by the city shall be made by the parties hereto subject and subordinate to any mort gage which said Fischer shall see fit to place upon said land. and the said Fischer agrees to lease to said city for said period, and on the same terms, additional land adjoining the land now used by and leased to said city, under said lease. so that the area of land to be leased to and used by said city shall be not less than L. 600 square feet: and the said Fischer agrees that the said city shall have the privilege of connecting said slaughter house with the sewer which drains said plant and maintaining such connection without cost rent or expense to said city other than the cost of making such connection. Said use and occupation of said slaughter house shall be subject to revocation by said Fischer if the same shall not be conducted in sanitary and inof- fensive manner or if all the waste products except blood therefrom shall not be delivered into his plant
 II. Said Fischer agrees to deliver within thirty days from the date of execution hereof a bond 10 said city in the sum of ten thousand ($10,00) dollars, with suitable surety com pany or a responsible individual as