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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-01-06

mo as the most extraordinary thing
abas1t his feminine participation in the
elections was the fact: that nobody
seemed to regard it'assa AN innovation.
II saw venerable couples. bent with
ags. come to the polling, places, enter
the. booths as stolidFys as IL they We're
going to church and cast their ballots
witasout the slightest. evidence of feel
ing. The Norwegian women, whether
youRg or old. rich or poor passed into
the. little isolated ounparaanents ana
later deposited their ballots as II they
had' lone nothing else all their lives.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-01-06

In a deep cutting on the Great East
cam line, near ipswich, Miss Nina Lay.
ard. F. l.. S., a, weiknown woman SCI
~aatist, has unearthedl at q depth of 30
Beet, a strange assortment OF bones of
the mammoth. horse. gigantic OK, bear,
wolf, red deer amor a. bird, with a few
Clint implements Of. ~palaeolithic type.
;1n her opinion. these are from the.
ipleistocene deposits in the gravels off
the original course Of the river Clips
ping. whea,thes SITE, of Ipswich was be-,
meath the waterA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-01-06
-Four Flies or None.
From EYerybody,s.

From E~Verybody'S.
The house committee of a New York
club recently received this unique COM
plant:
II have the honor to inform o that
1 lunched at the club this afternoon
and had Us my guests three gentlemen.
all we'll known gourmets. Among other
things an omelet was served. 1t con-
tanned only three flies. AS an old menu
Der of the club, Jealous of its reputa-
ton. / naturally found this very en-
~barrassing. as, in order to make an
equitable division of the omelet, it was
necessary either to divide a fly-a nice
bit of carving as you must concede-
or forego a fly myself. l beg to sug-
gest that in the future, when an omelet
is served for four persons, it should be
either with (a) four flies, or CD no
flies at ALL"
LONELINESS, too, Is but skin deep and
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-01-06
indulge in the sport for a much longer
period han usual.
Md b,,A Eau st

indulge in the sport for a much longer
period than usual.
Made but Few.
"F'or several years the manufacturers
have not been building sleighs or sleds,
selling off the stock they had on hand.
This year when the snow fell early,
followed by a spell of weather that
indicates 1t will remain on the ground
for the rest OF the winter season, there
was an immediate demand for sleigl1s
and whcn the jobbers put in their or
ders, after selling off the few on hand,
the manufacturers informed them that
the orders could not be filled. The
manufacturers are of course getting
out what they can, but being unpre-
pared for the sudden demand they are
at a disadvantage and the supply Is
coming in slowly"
Notwithstanding that there Is a
s~caracity Of new sno vehicles, there
seems to be an abundance of old ones.
Many pleasure sleighs belonging in the
city and some from the country are to
be seen daily OF the streets, while a
number of companies are using sleds
for delivery purposes.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-01-06

"That his long leadership, and this
| apparent impossibility to fill his place
has gone to his head, and made him
imagine that he is much greater a
ma than he really is, is undoubtedly
the case, and accounts for the tactics
he has adopted in dealing with gives
tiopS before congress-, where he has
unnecessarily ~antagcnized men to-
whom organized labor must look fen
recognition OF their demands, and!
where labor measures are often OPP
posed On account OF this, very antagont
ism, which would otherwise receive.
support.
There is no doubt but what organ
lied labor in this country would be-
much stronger with a leader who was
more in touch with conditions as they
actually exist, and who would bring
to the front the new policies which
organized labor must adept if it ex-
poets to even maintain, it's present
standing. to say nothing Of making
future progress"
We quote portions of another arti-
Gle, a reprint, from the anae labor pa
per:
Organizes labor, through it's lead
ers, must recognize the mistakes OF
the past il they expect to ~perpetuate
Etheir organizations or to develop the
movement which they head No move
ment, no organization, no nation a
develop beyond the intellscts which
guide these organizations, n If the
leaders are dominated by IA selfish mo
tive the Organization VIII become
tinged with a spirit Of s~elfishness,
which has never appealed, TO mankind
in any walk of life at any time since
history began.
1T can be said in eNtenuation of
certain leaders of organized labor that
the p~recariaNs position which they oc-
cupy as leaders has had @ tendency to
cause them to lose sight of the object
behind the organizations The natural
!, instinct in man for power and posi-
ton is in no small measure RESPONSE
i Bile for the mistakes, az the leaders,
not necessarily in labor unions alone,
but in every branch Of society. This
desire for power IND leadership and
PERSONAL aggrandizenaent causes mel
who have been earnest and sincere In
their efforts in the start to deteriorate
0 into mere politicians whose every ac'
6 and utterance 10 tin9ed with h desire
to cater to the haser passions OF the
working majority in the societies o.
organizations and this Is undoubtedl,
9 true when applied to the present lead
ers OF the Federation. We mention
l. the Federation OF Labor particular,
i. in this article because that organiza
is ltion is the only organization OF labo
which has yet found itself in direc
Ie opposition to the laws 81 the land
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-01-06
Don't Weep At
The Ice House.

Some people swell UP on "emotfon@
6rewed from absolute untruth.
Its an old trick of the leaders Of the
Labor Trust to twist facts and make
the sympathetic ones weep at the
Ice house. (That's part of the tale
further on.)
Gumpers ct al. sneer at, spit upon
and defy our courts, seeking sympathy
by falsely telling the people the courts
were trying to deprive them of free
speech and free press.
Men can speak freely and print
opinions freely in this country and no
court will object, but they cannot be
allowed to print matter as part Of a
criminal conspiracy to injure and ruin
other citizens.
Gompers and his trust associates
started out to ruin the Bucks Stove
Co, drive its hundreds of workmen
out OF work III destroy the value OF
the plant without regard to the fact
that hard earned money OF men who
Tked, had been invested there.
The conspirators were told by the
scotrts to stop these vicious trust
amnihods, {efforts to break the Arm
stlat won't come under trust rule), but
instead OF stopping they dare the
scourts TO punish them and demand
new laws to protect them in such de-
strnctive and tyrannous acts as they
ma desire to do. q fea-
eson Gompers and his band persisted
Sn trying to ruin the Bucks stove
Works was because the stove company
insisted on the right to keep some OLD
employees at work when de union
-..I1 49, u icnH. nYsvoAW and some OF
de gang put In.
Now let us reverse the conditlons
and have a look.
Suppose the company had ordered
the union to dismiss certain men from
their union, and, the demand being re-
fMsed. should institute 9 boycott
against that union, publish its name
IN an unfair list instruct other
manufacturers all over the United
states not to buy the labor OF that
nlnion. have committees call at stores
and threaten to boycott II the mer
rha,ats sold anything made by that
Nnaon. Picket the factories where
members work and slug them on tht
Gay home, blow up their houses ant
wreck The works, and even murder
YeM members OF the boycotted unioi
is teach them they must obey the 81
ders of organized .Capital?.a
II would Certainly be fair for IN
company to do these things # laRtu
Tor the Labor Trust to DO them.
In such q case, under our laws, "a
@ bcvcotted union could apply 20 ou
b and the courts would ORDER ~
to cease hoycOtting and tr.
Ing to rIin these union men. Suppos
thcrcnpon the company should snee
~ As cG,,rf nnd IN nt,an defiance col
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-01-06

LONELINESS, too, is but skin deep and
oft but half conceals the beauty under
meath.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-20

last week ID Grand Forks t0 Hiss eva
Gafnhell Geo. resumed last Friday
from ME Weddfns tr1p % RolIa and
has been setting nn The cigars % the
boys ever since.
The dance given Tor the benefit Of
the baseball club last Friday was s
complete success, 4 better time and
better crowd could Mt be had and
everybody went home happy. promis-
Ing 70 be back again 81 our next
dance May the 27th. s55.;5 ne
Our station agent had q painter and
paper hanger working On the Brttton
residence for two weeks and the boys
are all guessing what IS going Is hap
pen. There Is q murmur In the air,
You can hear It everywhere and some
body VIII have. to- hand out the cigars
pretty soon. a s$ ii
G. 3. Mackey LEFT Monday Ton Ills
new home I'M Boxelder, Mont MI.
Mackey has been In this town for
over twenty years and his many
friends are sorry 10 see him go. AT
the same time We all join ID wishing
him all kinds Of prosperity ID his new
venture.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-20

niRsicner and fn1leaz q. d, %
II. Maioney, aarvfos9 %
commissioner and mileage 4. 90.eo
Ole o. Nesseth, services %
Il commissions and mileags $3.50
w. @. Samuel, services % .sss
con,anissioner and mileage 90
Making q total or =. 1874. 80
Moved and carried to adjourn until
Tuesday, May 18th, AZ 2 o'clock z. M.
4 +, r. N. Bice.
s .2za5% S $.5 County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-20
!. n sSs=s sS5 y
]. j. ..= GRAND IN 1 tIAReoR
+ .5,sS.3. ~. b.. Z Z. .lsss i Il i
1. n i. 4. 4. j. +. j. !. - n y

y tBy Special correspondent1
John Strand took q trip to Beleourt.
North Dakota, last week. %.,.
Mrs. Mackey and Mrs. Snowman:
drove to Devils Lake Saturday. }8 &.
F.A. Dion shipped a half car Of Do
tatoes to Russell, N. Oak, last week.
Some Of our early risers got up at
three o'clock Wednesday morning but
failed to see the comet. s5.ss.s. J. 5s $s
o. n. Dion took trip to STARK
weather Thursday. Oliver reports
everything looking good out there.
Geo. McDevitt, ST., Mrs. McDeyitt
and son George left Thursday for
Rochester, MINI. The young George
will undergo an operation for appendi-
citis. s. 81 t7;!.s 81 IS. .*52 fs5- Z: q
On account of the: rain the baseball
contest which was to have taken place
with Penn Sunday, between Grand
Harbor and Penn was postponed until
the ed. I s :5 ~ :. -5s j,~5s sf5
A number OF our Norwegian friends
went to Devils Lake Tuesday evening
to attend a dance given by the Sons
of Norway. A very good time was
reported. 5$ s.. fs ~ 81 s 81 NJ &
Doc Welsh is back among the boys
again. Doc has been visiting west
for the last six months for his health
and the boys are glad to see him back
again looking fine. .ss.5
Sam Strand and wife had to stay
over night in our burg Tuesday night
Mr.. Strands auto got balky on hin
and the party had to drive to Devils
Lake Wednesday morning. .$;
Geo. Butler was married some time
u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-05-20

# Making q total of u. 4. 81. 90
Moved that this board adjonrn until
2 O'clock p. NJ. May 4tih, 1910, I'D order
that they may go out as a committee
and inspect certain bridges throughout
the county that need to be repaired.
Carried All voting ~ SSis.
r. ~. Bice,
County Auditor.
Adj ourned meeting Of the board Of
COUNT connnnissio neTs.
sdpesday, M ~ 1910.
~ ~ The board met bit Il d clock q. N,
pursuant To ed otlrnYneRt, Present:
Corllnlassao johnson, 88sasset lGa-
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1emtnnia Mdnnerhur.
Ter itrcbiame 6einnsuerein sibt cine
blbihe MISUNDERSTANDING.

Der geutonid MGnn.rhor pflest NIT
gifer bds beutfbe Giso unb es lit tets
elm Genub, benz gersin su3uboren,
ipenn er proben bon lsinem fOnnen
ablegt. gr bat in oerru gouaro
Stru6el einsn tiia.igen Dirissnt.r unb
oab oi. Sdns.r germ fsinen Sntentios
nen folgen uno nit gefpiHeuboftigisit
Die proben beiu4sn, 5sis. ii6 an ben
guten Reiultaten, an ben nit 4usorud
uno rittigsm gsritGnbnib seiuHsenen
gborsn. Die 8eiuder Der seitrisen
abenbunterbaltung. bic i'm grobsn
Saale Der NrbeiterbalIs itattfanb.
tonntsn ii9 bapon iib.rseugen. Der
WGnn.rtor Iopo1l als bi. Soliitsn
lsiit.t.n DorsiisIidss unb lie tpurben
BON ben bonibaren 3ubOrern bdufig
burh 2lpplaus ausgs3siduet. Die
Gbore .Shon Hotbtraut" bon 0sit,
rSinss bu 8os.lein" BON 8aIbamus.
.SeimatbsIisbe" bon W:nsert, Die
jungsn Wuiitantsn" BON aiiten, foiui:
Geride's rWdh auf, BIZ ihone 5rduz
msrin" purben nit Ysrp: unb rihtis
gem 9smpo selunsen unb iparen in iss
Der gesisbuns it6ue 2eiitungsn. Ils
Soliiten seihnsten iih aus Serr Jreo.
Ctte nit Wations r4nhoreb". 9srr
Scbn gisrlsin nit Shubert's rllHges
bulb. FRI. Olga Otte nit ben Gisbsrn
.Stin lpis bic Naht" BON gobm uno
Sing ME to iIssp" BON Grsens. unc
eins hIbI6e glummer mar auh vaing
Death" bon Ries, bon 6errn Otto
aiebri6 porgstragsn. Der 6umor fam
in Der 4uffiibruna BON Gin iibeI.s
Gefdngnib" ourh Die 5srren gierltin,
Run., Stt. unb aisbrid CUR 9eltune
Die Numm.rn tpurbsn fait fdmmtlid
0acapo perlane. unb bic Sdneer Ia,
men ben Biiniten Der syeitadte bsrsit'
ipilligIt naf). Gin flottss 3anstrdrs'
den belt bic froblihe SefslIffaft nod
lanse beiIamm.n uub nihts fort: ben
s.nubrei6en 4benb.
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fie Trou Murp 6Qdnep nod am 9iens
flag Mor9en flint W}inuten noh aht
ubr qefe6en unb Qeiprohen babe.
9adnep ertlQrte geitern Dem 0etsts
tib qegeniiber, OaB er in Gummtnss
biQe gu bIeibsn beabiihtige unb pors
lQufiq fortfd6rsn rperoe, bel Der Jars
rinz&orn Gumber So. on Wintor 81.
3u urbeiten. Gr bat Die Seuerlpehrz
monnszpriifung beftunoen uro partet
auF Nnfeuung i'm 5euertpehr De-
partement.
9os 6ous on Canal RtDgs, in ipels
dem am 9ienitog Jrau Wtarp 5ads
nen ihr 2eben unter ben 8eilhieben els
nes Observation-Disclosures aus6auhs
te, tpuroe qeItern bon 5unoerten BON
NeuQierigen befudt. 0ieielben tonns
ten ieIbitperitdnblid teinen 3utrttt 5u
Der Wobnunq erbolten unO begniigten
iit Ddmtt, ba5 Saus aus Der gntfers
nunq dn3uiturrer. IS perlautete gea
fern. DaB 6otnep geItern Wtorgen
DerIaieberen NaAbarn ge9eniiber be-
merit bobsn Iou, ooB nur bic 4usfaqe
Der iFrou Goelius Sulbert, lie babe
feline Jrou nod am 0isnita9 MorgeH
nu6 s ubr geieben uno geipro6en,
ibn DOR bem elsttrifden StubI gerettst
bdbe.
Der SonItabler be5 gproners Staqz
naro, bat oem 6utnep eine 8orlabuns
3uoeiteut, nod pel6er oerfelbe Gnoe
bisIer Wote Dor benz Coroner 81 erz
I6einen bat, um in oem SSnqueit be-
treffs oes 2poes ieiner 5rau pernoms
men gu tperben. 5odnep ertlGrte, er
itebe gu iroenn elmer 3eit 3ur 9erfii9z
= una oes Gpronsr5 uno Der polt3et.
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rem 3eit entItamnen, ols Der, bd
Sbifen nod bas 2ebensiIeiD Der Wlen.
Iden lpoben. IuA bas 9rnumleben
niro 5ur 5iife senommen. 60 Die
Junsfrau, bic elm WaHerelas, auf
benz elm Stiidten 5ol3 fhntmmt, ne.
ben iih ans gett fteIIt. Sie trGumt
rann in Der Rodt. bab fie BON elmer
Bride f6at, aber e5e iie bus Wdher
beriibrt, tpirb ibr 3uiiinftiser, behsn
3iiqe lie beutlih eriennen iann, ibr 3ii
6ilfe ellen uub lie retten.
llnb erit bic aobnloe, bic b0Ien 8eis
fer, bic ben 4liporbern 10 manten
Shobernad seipielt baben. eriteben iie
nitt beute 4benD in leibhaftiser 8e'
italt in unierer Sueenb fpieoer. i'm
Mlummeniddn3 uno in ben loien
Streihen, auf bic iif Der moberne
Ronee nod beHer DerItebt, ipie net
lamb bic tleinen Ddmonen, bic ndhtli.
der Weile an bic 5enitsr eetlopft uno
oem oSngo uno Der Snsraban Shreden
eingsjagt haben. WDer beuts Haht bic
5biirglode lduten bort, bas gartsns
thor ausssbdngt finbet rber nit elmer
aaiianie unliebidme getdnntIhaft
muht, Der oenfe on bic aoboloe Der
dltsn Germanen. Die ipilbe Sa9b
ipirb Sipar nitt burb bic 2iif!e, uber
purf bic Straben iobsn. gs til
rSa1opes'n", bic Raht, ba bic Hor'
nen unb i5re Setter. Die spersartisen
4lfen, nat uraltem 8rauh bas Regi.
ment fiibrsn unb Der mooerne W.nih.
Der Wann in Srad uno 2aditiefeln
ooer bic DAME in Ssibentleio unh
Stodelfhuhen. Ii9 ibrem Ginflub nod
sbenio iiberldbt. fpie emit bic asltens
unb Gsrman.ns Siinglinse uno Sung
irauen.
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Goroocutide ShMteu.

Die Rorpbeu:ide ShiigsnssieQihoFt
belt seitsru N1hmittag in ihrer Der
sinsbaus. an Der Jresman 4psnus, ihre
rssslmGbige geriammluns ab. praiis
bent $. 5snning fiibrte ben 9oriis unr
Setretdr u. Sid bas prototou. gs
lagen perbdItniBmdbis tpsniss Gsihdf.
!e Dor unb bic 9eriammlurs nabm nur
turse 3sit in glRTpruh.
gtls neuss Ulitsliso purbe 3snrr
Siemens BON 10. 10 Wslt 2lbertr
Str1be porssih!dgen.
Cine Ginlaoung bes SeutIh sQmerts
toniiden Staotperbapbes BON Ionton,
an., sur 9heiIna6m. on isinem bebor:
itehenpen Wdstsnbal puroe anoenoma
men uno es puros beIhloTen, iih rntj
arGftsn an Der 5eitlihteit su bstbsili.
gen. Die 5beilnebmer tperoen iif, bei
bieIer 8eleQsubsit benz bieiiasn Deutih.
ameritaniiheu Stobtperbanb ansu.
ihlieBen uno semein5haftlih nit Die.
fem Der Giulabung JoIge Ieiitsn.
4uh bic Ginldoung su Der am Non:
iaa Gbeno, 7. gtopember, in Der 4u!o
Der uniperiitdt ituitfinoenben Heuter:
sseier ipurbs angenommsn unb Der Der.
Elm pirb iid nah ardften an Der Ieie.
beihsiligen.
Die neusn aonititutionss Bidder finn
einsstroffsn uno iperben ben MitsIis.
bern auaeitsllt psroen-
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gu gbren por 5rib Reuters 100.
0eburtstng ipiro om Wontog Q6sno,
z. Ropember, in Der Qula unierer llnis
periitdt pom ben osutifen 8ereinsn
Gincinnotis cine fpiirbige Geoentietsr
abesbdlten tperosn. 1u es esm Qus>
ihub, Der NIT Der 0orbereitung Der
Jeier betraut tpuros, Hift roglih 1T,
id:.lmilifen 9ereiusmitglisoern Gars
ten 81 Ihidsn. 10 srfolgt hisrmit cine
aIgemeire ginlapung an bas hieii9e
8sutihtbum CUR gbruug zines Der
ar6bten 9iht.r uuo 5umoriitel
1eutI6lanbs. Der Gintritt III irei.
unb iibersiss iino bi. GinIuoungstur,
ten in b.r Cfiits piei.r 3situng gu Be-
tommen.
Sas proeramm, bds BEL bi.isr
6unbertiabrfsier 3ur 8urdfiibruna
sslangt, lautst ME folgt:
2ieb rSunse 2ieb' uno iurs.r @sin",
BON Gottfri.b Qnesrsr.
Cincinnati 2iebsr.rar3, 2ouis Gbr.
gotf, Slrtgent.
Gr0ffnungsanip-ufe-3r. s. 8. Jid
gorirag nit Gidtbitoern: Gin Bid in
Die Derts 5riB Rsut.rs.
Serr G. u. Weier.
pianoiolo: ST. 5rancis Walting on
the tpaOeE (9sgenoe). bon 2isst.
5ri. R,pa Remoe..
SeilamntioHen aus Reuters Wsrter:
1. Sh. Sohing gdiel, mat biii, 0u
form Giel!
2. Roth unb Qisbsspsr.e.
frau 9usoers.
3. Dat Gn'n" aus Rein Siiiuns"
Serr W. 6. Sdisls.
2ieo: Die Ireue" Sulius Wenssri
Cincinnati 2ieoertran3.
Defamation: De Wsob"
6err 5n. Spsrmann.
Defamation: .auf 5risReuters Cob
0rau Stemlsr.
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SaSe.Sau.

CUR Gtreitfruge 3ptiasH

3ur Streitfrags 3pii den
rReos" uno rGudter".
Serr 3 mas 6 nm d, prdiiosnt
Der NdtionuI 2ioa, erlieB am Soma
itog bic folgenoe 4rotlamatton:
ruebertrdgen: Bon Gincins
natl an YbiloOeIpbia (NotionaI Giga)
- Treo geebe, Sobn 8. 2obert, Geo.
8. pastert uno Sobn u. ROpan."
9ur6 bic offt3ielIe 8sroffentlthung
bieies gbeiles oes Nustauih Der
trays 5piIhen Cincinnati uno pbtIas
Delpbia gepinnt bic SteQung Der Reos
in Der StreitfrQqe feIten gooen, mo-
raus lie nur burh Mta6tipru6 oes
b0titen tribunals Der HatlonaI Giga
perorQnqt neroen tDnnen.
2lIs 6err 5poeI, Der bodbsinige9rd'
Ttoent Der Gudter, cine appie oerproa
tlam1tion erbielt, crtIdrte er: ,Wir ats
septiren pieIe bier SpieIer nit Sreus
ben uIs Elm 0eIhent Gincinnatis.
Weine bier Spielsr perben niht i'm
austQuid on Cincinnati iibertrageu
uno babe id Die Reit9nution msines
6GuptIings 9poin nidt argenDms
men,"
9os gbiIuDeIp biuer gaIeboqspublis
fun itebt fait einitimmig auf Seits
9ootn's, uuo 1T man allgemstn ouDou
iiber5sugt. oob fgOeeI pole aeHntniB
bon ben ginSelbeiten bes 2lustauides
3ur 3eit Der lIntsrharoIungen bate
uno buB Tooin feline WahtbefugniB
ni6t uber'hritt. Die 4hilaoelpbtaer
9reFe inIinuirt, ooB niht 0ooin iou=
bern GoQel aus oem SIub 'heipen foq.
um Der mibliten Situation Elm @noe
Ri MAIDEN.
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Seine Gutmiitbigteit uno 9ereitipil.
ltgteit. einem in Der Rotb befinolihen
Jreunoe su belien, lit oem ,Stsepls
Sad" 9lnoreip 8. Bolton Ihleht be-
fommen. Der Wdnn puroe geltern
unter Der 4ntlage bes alsinoiebitabls
Derhaftst. Der GeTangene pobnt nit
leiner 5ruu in benz aoltbauie $40. 615
Eihmono Strabe. Gin anoerer aoIts
sdnger Ramens 5rant glant tbsilte
ibm i'm 8erirouen nit, pab er Die
Stabt perlaiI.n ipolle, I'm iif nah
Spenton, ap., 81 bseeben. Geioer aber
lhuloe er Der aoIttpirtbin cine feline
gildnS, tues6ulb bieis ibm iebenfufls
niht geitatten iperbe, feline 6anbtaihe
nit Stleioungsitiiden IL. 7. 10. nit 5u
nsbmen. Gr Bat Bolton, bic gambia
Ite fir i'm aus benz 6auis gu brin9sn.
Bolton ertlGrte Iih bier5u bereit, begdb
iih duf bus 3immer oes glanf, na6m
bic ibm be3sihnets 6dnbtalhe an iih
unb psrfi.b nit berIelben unbslditi9t
bas 6aus. Qn Der ndhlten Strabens
ste ipartete glunt uno nabm Die 5dihs
in gmpfang.
als Rapmonb Joole. Elm 3immerz
genoHe bes glant, beimtam, entbsdte
sr, buB feline 6anotafte nit alsis
bungsitiiden i'm Derthe bon $50 pers
ihlpunoen mar uno Bolton erfubr gu
ieinsm Sdreden. bab er linipiNentlid)
ben 0ie6itahl bseangen bate. usbris
gems traf gsitern Rahmittag Elm 2s!es
grumm bon Dem Warihall BON Omen
ton. ap., Elm nit Der Wsloung. bab
Jrant 8lant bortielbit perbaftst NOR
ben lit. Der Gefungsne hattie bic gss
itoblene 9anbtoihs in isinsm Bette.
gr pirb nad Cincinnati suriidgebradi
nerben.
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Meiler.Ifiaire.

Grant SatIon, Elm 80 Sabre
alter Reger, bon Ro. I2S Oh 6.
StraBe, serietb aeitern Worsen on
ssront Strnbe uno groabluap nit el'
uem Raiiegenoiien, Gamens Semp'
icp Dils, ilber Elm ifmar5es sSral,en'
siinrner in Streit lnb puroe bon lei.
mem 8egner nit einem Meiier bear.
beitet. Gr erlitt Sdnittiuunoen am
aopic uno am linfen slrm itno Snno.
aelenf. iotpie cine Stihlpunoe in Die
linfe SfuIter. Seine 0erlesungel,
lino 3iemlih be6entlif. Gemplep
ipuroe peaen wiorbansriiis cinge.
iperrt, pdbreno ,saflon, ipeIher iid)
gegenn1riig i'm 0oipital befinbet,
unter Der anfIage bes inoroentIihen
genebmens gebudJt muroe.
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sseucriucbrmann pernnsliidf.

slui eigentbiimlihe gseiie per,iu-
aliidie geIteru Der 40 Sabre alte
,scileripebrmdun @m. @eebe, nobn'
haft an Sliblmann ape., @alnut
Sias. geebe lit Mitglieb Der Spri.
pen 60. Ro. 45 on Court, nahe9,lum
Sirabe, uno mar geitern Rafmittag
gegen 4 llhr nit Dem ssiittern Der
Tieroe beid)dftigt Sierbei slitt er
aus uno eines Der Tferoe ihente nno
iprans auf ole Seiie, i'm geeen Die
@oiib oes Stalles oriidenb. geebe.
lpe!f,er eine 0unoe al Der linfen
0auge io1pie Serleeiinaen an Der lin.
fen Seite erlitten bate, puroc bon
Naribaa 9uufer in oeiien guggu
nah Dem Soipital eebrnt,t. es iieB
ii4 nod niht feititenen. ob Der Ser.
unsliidte innerlih nerlett noroen hi
ooer nidt.