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PATAPSCl.

Evangelistic services closed at the M.
E. Church Sunday evening. a good
spirit was shown throughout the meet
ing, and six souls were saved.
Miss Eva GOSnell, Of HagerstoWn,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Olive
Shipley.
William A. Davidson spent Monday
in Annapolis.
Mrs. John Flater, of Westminster,
is spending sometime with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Arnold.
| Misses Naomi and Ruth Chew en-
tertained during the Easter holidays
Misses Ruby McCollom, of Baltimore;
Margaret Gore, of GIyndon; Maude
Flater, Of Reisterstown; Rev J. S..
Maggie, of Dickinson College, and Rev.
e. r. Buckingham, Of w. M. G.
Miss Tillie Evans spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. James Tracey.
Miss Bessie A. Franklin, who was
ill last week, has resumed her school
duties.
The entertainment which was held
at the M. P. Church Easter Sunday
night was quite success. Both vocal
and instrumental music was good.
The nj. p. Sunday school has re-
organized for the coming year. The
officers are as follows: Elias T..
Taylor and J. A. Shipley, superintend-
ents; Warren Shamer and Harry Bow
man, secretaries; John G.. Taylor
treasurer; Norval Taylor and Charles
Shipley, librarians, and Miss Nancy
Arnold and Mrs. Bertha Taylor, organ
lists.
Preaching services next Sunday
morning by Rev. Marion at 1890.
Christian Endeavor service at 7.30 p.
m. The subjects are Getting Ready
to Live Forever" and Christ Our
Teacher" Everybody is welcome to
attend.
We are glad to learn that Mrs Emily
Shamer, who has been very ill for
several months, is improving rapidly.
Arthur Shamer, son of William
Shamer, has been i'll the past week,
but at this writing is convalescing.
DIR. Coonan is the attending physician.
Quite a number of changes are be-
ing made the past week, George
Weaver has moved in William L.
Richards house; Oliver Spencer has
moved in Jackson Mummaugh's house;
Adam Leppo has moved in George Al
baugh's house, and Grant Sprinkle will
move in Charles Bowman's house the
first of the week.
Mr.. Reuben Shipley, who is build
ing a new house for the Misses Uhler's,
is progressing rapidly.
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BACHMAN'S VALLEY.

Fittings are all the go at present.
Clarence T.. Bachman, of Gettysburg,
spent several days with his parents at
this place.
The construction of the new barn
on the farm of Chas. Moul, at this
place, will begin on April 3.
The sick of the community are i'm
proving.
The farmers are all busy blowing,
ETC., these warm summer days.
T have not heard the whistle of the
locomotive that runs on the new road
through Melrose, as L always wish to
be sure when I tell a person a story,
SO I can tell it right. But return
many thanks for kindness for informa-
ton / received as to where can get a
nerve tonic. J hope the doctor has
much practice. He can travel around
to his patients upon the trolley.
The following officers were elected
at Jerusalem Church Nutheran) on
Good Friday William Yingling,
Elder, and Samuel Starner, Deacon.
They were installed On last Saturday.
a large crowd was present at the
communion on Sunday by Rev. Fl. TT.
Flick, who will leave his charge on
May Is. A new pastor has already
UCCn fOICu LII.
Do not forget the recognizing of
the Sunday school at Jerusalem
church this Sunday afternoon; be
present promptly at l o'clock.
Sales will soon be over. Large
prices were received for all goods.
Rev. j. A. Shettel will hold COM
munion at Bixler's II. 3. Church on
Sunday morning, April 10, at 9 o'clock.
Some farmers have finished planting
potatoes and oats.
David Jones Is having several rooms
papered.
The waters and especially some
wells are very low with water. We
need rain.
There will be Sunday school at
Bixler's u. B. church on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and Y. p. g. Y.
Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
The Shaffer ore mines are expected
to start again at most any day. Then
let the railroad come.
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TANEYTOWN.

Worthington Clabaugh and wife OF
York, Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. William Cla-
baugh, of Keymar, spent a few days
last week with your correspondent.
Charles Baumgardner has been APP
pointed mail carrier on route No. i,
made vacant by Mr.. John Yingling.
This was a much sought situation, as
there were twelve applicants for the
place.
Robert $. Mckinney has been re-
appointed postmaster Of this place.
His many friends will be pleased to
hear this news.
Clyde Hesson, or Gettysburg College,
and Fern Weaver and Robert Gait,
students OF Western Maryland College,
spent Easter with their parents here.
Augustus Little had public sale Of
his personal property last Friday and
left for Dayton Ohio, where they will
make their future home
Jonas Harner, prominent citizen,
cf this district, had sale ct his per-
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WOODSIDE.

George Motter, wife and son, OF
near Littlestown, spent Sunday with
Mrs. MOtter's parents, Mr.. KurtZ
Myers and family, near Frizellburg.
Frank Myers and wife and Edward
Myers and wife and son Martin and
daughter Lulu, spent Sunday at Han
over, with their sister, Mrs. Robert
Harbaugh and family.
Last Sunday week Miles Sharrer
and wife and daughter Ethel, spent the
day with Harvey Eckard, and at the
same time and place Charles Eckard
and Miss Ella Fckc I'd, Of near May
berry, spent the d..
Mr.. Howard Eckard, wife and son
Ralph spent last Sunday week with
Mrs. Eckard's sister, Mrs. Theodore
Miller and wife, near Green Valley.
On last Tuesday John Brown moved
to his farm he purchased Of Mr..
Lawyer, on the other side of Pleasant
Valley, and Edward Hesson moved in
the house vacated by Mr.. Brown.
Mrs. Chas. Strevig is spending some
time with her husbands parents, Mr..
Edward Strevig and wife.
Mrs. Strevig spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. Clara Eckard.
Frank Matthias, Miss Florence High,
Miss Lulu Myers, Eurith Eckard, Har-
vey Eckard, Galine Myers, Treva
Myers and Mervin Myers spent Sunday
with Howard EckarG and family.
Ezra Garner and daughter and
granddaughter and Thomas Eckard
spent Tuesday at Henry Eckard's.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY.

Moving time is in full blast. Those
who have changed places are as fol-
lows Jacob Fitz to his farm; David
Myers to the house vacated by Mr..
Fitze; Luther Utermahlen to Bark
Hill; John Sell to the house vacated
by Mr.. Utermahlen; John Senft, OF
Harrisburg, has moved to his farm,
near Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Calvin Starner, ST., has sold
her property in Frize11burg to Edward
Bowers, of Westminster, where he ex-
poets to move in the near future.
Harry K. Starner, of Gettysburg,
spent the Easter holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Starner,
Sr.
Amos Koontz, Of Hagerstown, spent
some time with relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
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ALESIA.

Mrs. Rachel Blocher, Miss Ella Alb
bolt and Harry Abbott spent Sunday
last with Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Abbott, of
Westminster.
James Ehrhart, of Baltimore, visit
ed relatives and friends in this village
Sunday.
Miss Ella Abbott, of Baltimore, Wis
tied relatives in this vicinity over
Easter.
Luther Haines, of near here, lost a
valuable horse last week.
Messrs. Israel Hare, Andrew Miller
and l.. Kopp have already forwarded
their household goods to Auburn, ILL.,,
and expect to leave with their families
April 9Th.
Elmer Hoffacker, of Eberg's, spent
Sunday last with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Hoffacker, of this place.
Owing to the breaking down of
engine A at Broadbeck's Saturday
evening last, caused our evening mail
to be delayed nearly 2 hours.
Ivan Miller moved on his farm last
Thursday, which he recently purch-
ased from Mr.. Mccullough.
Geo. III. Kleinfelter, wife and daugh-
ter, of Arlington, spent Sunday last
with John II. Redding and family, Of
this place.
S. II. Hoffacker expects to move to
his new home, at Manchester, Thurs
day, 31st.
L. H. Eppley is moving to the mill
property he recently purchased from
Mr.. Hoffacker, same day.
Mrs. G. Fl. Spicer and Miss Florence
Blocher spent Thursday with Mrs. A.
Benson, of Fowbleshurg, Md.
Geo. Sherman, one of Long Corners
oldest citizens, died Friday, March 25,
aged Sc years, months and 2 days,
from q complication of diseases. In
terment Stiltzs church Monday last.
A forest fire broke out at Rockdale
junction, near here, at II o'clock Fri
day last. 1t is presumed it started
from an engine and burned over IS
acres of woodland. The dwelling of
Emanuel Haines, was threatened by
the fire which lasted until 9 p. m.
Quite a number attended the oyster
supper held here Saturday evening
last.
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TYRONE.

The Union Sunday school Of Baust
Church was reorganized last Sunday
with the following officers Presi-
dent, Mr.. Henry Sell; secretary,
Howard Maus; assistant secretary,
William Flohr; treasurer, Upton
Marker. Lutherans Superintend-
emit, Guy w. Haines; assistant super
intendent Miss Grace Zimmerman,
and organist, VIM. Flohr. Reformed !:
Superintendent, Jacob Rodkey; as
sistant superintendent, Mrs. Joseph
Formwalt, and organist, Miss Ro-
name Formwalt.
Movings are in full blast. Paul
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Sunday School and adult Bible class
at 9 a. ~. Sermon for new members
at 1870 a. M, Subject, Soul Food"
7.30 p. 10. Song Service or Praise to
God for Souls Won. Y. P. 8. @. e. at
6.45 p. m.
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Methodist Protestant Church.

Sunday school and adult classes at
$50 a. m. Public Worship at 1890 a.
o., and 7.30 D. m. Evening theme
THE Forty Days." Christian En-
deavor $50 D. %.
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April 26, District Nos. IL, IL and 13.
The Board will sit from a. m. until
8 p. m. on each Of said days, RSE and
notice is hereby given that after the
sittings as aforesaid no transfers or
attachments will be made to affect the
levy of 1909.
0. EDWARD DODRER,
apr At Clerk and Treasurer.
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CHARLES E. GOODWIN, Agent
Westminster, Maryland, Agency
TRANSFERS AND ABATEMENTS.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested that the County Commits
sioners Of Carroll county will sit for
the purpose of hearing applications for
transfers and attachments at their office,
in the Court House, Westminster Md,
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1erioRabV VstiSeR.

Serr O. 8. Grimmelsmann
bat bds bersIi6s geileio fsiner 5abls
rsi6en 'yreiinbe iiber ben Derluit ieiner
Satin yrauees. seb. Ronnebaum, bic
ibm Der unerbittlide 1oo entriHen bat.
sSrau 9rimmelsmonH, Die Elm alter
BON 80 Sdbren erreidte, ipdr BET 4llen,
ei. lie tanntsn. bod onseIehtn unb be-
liebt. Die gesrbiguns finbei am
Gonneritdg Woraen BON Irauerbduie,
go. 925 Ult. 6ope apenus, auf prise
5ifl, aus itatt, tporauf In Der bl. ga
Mile Stride Elm feisrlides Reauiem
gebalten ipirb.
Jrau GliIdbefb 81. Hremer,
eeb. 8uunemanu. cine nlIgemein gtc6s
iets unp beIiebte beutfdk Dionierin, lit
seft.rn ihren ansebOrisen uno sablrsis
6eu Jreunoen burn ben Cob entrifsn
tporbeu. Die Greiiiu bate in reniaen
Wiondten oas 80. 2ebtnsiabr suriids
eelsgt. Die 9eerbisuns fincet am
5reitas Rahnitiag bon Der Go. prct.
ct. Wtartus Stride Gus ftatt. ipoisfbii
9aitor Gurl =. 8. 66miot ben
2rausrgottesoisnit bdIt.
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Gas 2incpln Syfeniprial.
Ter Silbbnucr 8eorge Barnard barf.
te nit Der Ausfmbrung betraut
iueroeu.

9ds QincpIn Wemorial 9ommittee
bat unter preibis 9ilbbauern Wuites
rung gebdItsn uro ii4 ouf 8soree
Grsp Barnard eeeiuiet, nm bas 2ins
coin DsntmaI ausSufiibren. Jiir bas
Dsntmal Dat betdnutlia 5rau Jreo.
8. alms sur grinnerung on ibrsn
osritorbsnsn 0tmobl 100000 geftif.
tet. Denn bic Bunfbe bss fommit.
tesmitgliebs grobdsco beriidiihtigt
iptrosn, tpiro bas 1snimnl i'm gineoln
Bart errid1tet fperbtu. Es ION cine
aolOfaIfatue pss Wdrtprsr prGiis
osnteu tperbtn. Der 9ilobauer Barns
arb bsfinbet iid jur 3sit in paris
uno bos Gpmmittes Dirb nit ihm in
llntsrbanblung treisn. GO ipuroe in
Der eeitristn Sibung bss QusiduTss
bsidloiTen. Die 2tussboriasn oss
Serrn Barnard tpobnen in Mabiion,
Snb. or ieIbIt ipuroe 1863 gu Belle.
fontains, pa.. eeboren unD er ssniebt
in amsritanifHeu auniitreiisu einsn
bobeu Ruf.
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sm it6oiiiteu gauamt ipurben ees
fern bic foIesnben gauerlaubnib Theis
ne ertpirtt: +. 8. Bloom, Slpeiiiotiees
8ebdube aIs Observation-Disclosures
ouf bem grunbftiid $40. 1114-1116
aote Strabe. $4,000; Qrtbur 80.
0aois, SpeiitOdises Dobnbaus aui
benz grunoitiir SO. 2428-2430
Reabing 3oab, $4,000; 6. 8obienbsr.
25itodigss Wobnbous On Der Ode Der
Gran serrace unb 9ibbea plocs.
$4,000; Sorab auuul, 2aItodiges
mobn5aus an Der Brute 4oenue, nabs
Der 5amilton 4pe., $4,000; 5rau
36srsie asiisr, SlpeiItodigss Dobns
buus an 9irgin;a 4penu., nnbe Cole
rain 4Denue, $500; o. 80. Snpoer.
2ait0dtess Mobrbous an Der Soutbs
iibe 9lpsnue, nube Der meitfioe 4oe..
$500; 80. $. Wissins, anbertbalbs
itodiges 0obnbarS auf benz 9runos
ftiid go. 1048 grdap ape, $1,000
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8il Gran Warp Gmcrs bem Wsda.
mics ,Snititnt MAIDEN.

5srr Sohn 8. Sbsarer, Der Suptrs
intenbent pes Ohio Mehdnies Sniti=
tute, mar Der gbrensait in Der seiiris
gen monotlihen 3uiammeufunft Der
bieiieen arhitettenpersinigung. Bel
benz nahfolgenoen Diner perbreitete
sr iid iiber be BLAME fir ben gou b.s
neuen Wehanics Snituis unb babel
tam gum eriten Wtol an bic Dtffents
Iihteit, baB grau Marp gmerp, bic
ia burh ibre fiiritlihe S6ensuHs BON
elmer baIben WlilIion Dollars ben Reus
bau ermDsliht bat. Der fegeusreihen
anitalt peiitre 3upenounaen mnhen
tpiirbe. Die pldne iinb ettpos aeonz
bert fpproen. go pire bas 4ubitoriz
um, nas aoHsertspeden bienen ipH,
anitatt 1900 SispIdse beren 2200
entbalten. aud anberpeitis iinb bi.
9,Iane perarobert porbtn uno 5rau
Gmsrp bat iif Serrn Sheur.r s.seu-
iibsr bersit er,ldrt, bic Webrtoiten 81
traesn. BON Seit.n bes GdpiteIs Der
4rhitetten fpuroe 5erru Gkdrer solle
llnteritiiusng in Der Gurhfiibruns
Der gl1ns Suseiifert. HuBeroem ipiro
bas aapitel einsr ausbebHuns bes orr
fiteftonfihsn Departments i'm Obio
Wle6anics SnItiiuis. iobalb bds neue
GebGubs fertis TT, f4 beionbsrs anae,
legen iein lahen.
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3peiten g5tpd in Slammen itanb. 9aS
Wtdbhen bena6rihtigte Die Rahbarn
Die einen Itarm einfanbten, unb be:
gann bonn WafIer auf Die 5lammer
su gieBen. sic erlitt fhmer3baftt
gronopunben an ben Irmen. Wtar
glaubt, baB atnoer nit 5euer5euc
ipielten unb oa5 Sett in Sruub ieBten
Sdoben $3.50.
- Die bieIieen Sempelrttter babsn
fih oeitern @beno nit entities MIs
iittapeue gum 8ontIape nab @ins
DIETER, 8p., begeben.
- Die Sruitee8 BON 1T. Mit6eu
bahn in ibrer geItern Qbeno ob9ebolz
tenen 8eriammIung Den Ramen
Crescent Qlpenue in 3toge 8rppe Apao
umqsGnosrt. Sine Sroinan5 pafItrte,
boB Die Qniieolung 4b5ugstanGle unD
StraB:n erbalten Iou. Que leeren
8aupIdBe iogen pon S6utt uno 46z
fallen 9eiGubert peroen.
- Gountpclert Syohn Dillon er7uni
Die geamten osr leBten Ropemb2r-
pabI, inn bic ShIiiTel fir Die Ballot
boren 81 iiberienoen, bamit oieielben
geleert uno bic Sttmm3ettel perbrarnt
lrerotn tonnen.
Sm Sale BON MorD Stepenion
ge9en Gonorb Slider erIieB 8iftsr
SarbeIon einen tempprGren Gin4altsz
befebI 9egen Slider. 0erielbe iou uas
gere6ter Weiie 2anp, giqentbum Der
Sldgerin fir Roab5lpede benuBen.
3. &. 9amilton, As Sabre at,
Ro. us 8eit 4. StroBe, Cincinnati,
pobnboft, fisl geitern QbenD an Der
3. uno Mooiion 9lDenue unb 6rcb
Du5 linte 8ein unterbalb oeS 6uftz
tnodens. 6amiIton fam bierber, I'm
Der 8eriummlung Der nRongers" Bet
3utpobnen.
- Der SO Sabre oIte 9ontrottor
3jmotbp Qpnn, an Der 2atonia 2lp.
nobnbaft, fjel 9eitern pon einem yteus
bau an Der 8oger Strobe unb erlitt
ben 8rut mebrerer Rippen unb oe=
8ruitbeins. Sejn ,3uItan0 1T beiorg.
niBerr:9anD.
- Dennis gudlep, elm Grocer, Der
in UtuB' Wirtbi6Qit in QuoIom, So,
bonn YOli3eihef Ibomas Morrtiep me-
gen RubeitDrung perbuftet porOen
mar, puroe pom 9ttG)ter 6ontins unl
$40 un0 Die Soften beitraTt uno aui
10 Gage nah oem 4rbeitsbdus 9es
ianbt.
- Die Gopingtoner grieFtrd9er
RieIten 9eitern 4beno in Der Obj Sci
Ions !Oaqe cine 9erIammluno ob UNI
beihentteu Den ousiheioenbsn 6ilFss
POItmeiiter :. u. Seiler nit einem
9oIObetnopften 8egeni6irm. 6err 6p
Baud belt bic ueberrej6ungsrsoe.
= Sm Sale BON 2ubre6t unD Gei.
fer 9egen Die Sanoforo'Iten Gretutos
rem gob Ri6ter 5racp bic GntIdeiounc
ob, ooB oo8 8rurDei9ent1um an Der
2erington pjte pom WGIter SommjTdr
pertduft neroen iou.
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&taen Srag.ns uerbOrssuer 8aF.n
siugsipsrrt.

SoTepb Dsr6el. sin pripatipdhter
bon glo. 1T Beit II. StraBs, ssristt
geitern Ra6mittag gsgen 3 llbr an oer
gde Der 8ine uno Court Strabe mi!
oem Shanttsllnsr Soc 9tpslp bon go,
SO Sft Court Sirdbe in Streit. CT
Iorbsrts ben qOIi5iiten Nightingale,
ipsIder hin3utam, auf, ben 0epsp 5u
burdIuhsn, oa berIslbe einen Repolpes
TRACE. Der 9somte fam Der 4ufforees
rung nah, obns einsn Rspolper an De-
PEN gu finben. Dieter be'tnnb ioonnn
barauf, bob aud gBerbel ourdiuai
iperos. 8ieiss geihab unb an 2ebts'
rem lpurbs Elm Shlaerins gefunben.
mas bic 8srbaftung Werbel's unite,
Der GHtlage bes 1rosens perbor9.ntr
Waffen 5ur 5olge bate.
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Sauerniditger
GiHben In Jpbn Mnend Elm Ieid]tss
GpIer.

4uf unslaubIih plumpe Weiie
tpurbe geftern Sobn Muenh. bon Ro.
1910 Central Mne., bon stpei 9auernz
fdngern nm SITS beihpinbelt. am
Wontas madte er auf Der StraBe bic
geianntfdaft zines sStalieners, tpelher
reihlib nit 0eIb perieben 5u fein
lhien. Gnhbem sr NIT Ieinem neises
iuonnenen Greunbe ouf beNen aoften
perfdiebene .Drints" eenommen bate,
besegnete ibnen Elm gutsefleibeter
Wunn, fpelfer NIT benz Sialiener be.
iannt 3u fein ihien unb iit fir einen
Gneldnber ousadb. Die brei betrdten
cine Birtbihdft an Central Qpe., no
Der Stoliener fid) na5 turser 3eit
perobfhiebete. Der GnaI1nber tbeilte
benz Wuenh i'm 8ertrduen nit, bub er
so, 900 aesrbt babe, unb bas geIb, bd
er ielbit genua bes ihnDben Wdmmons
beiibe, on ipiirbies Berionsn perIheus
ten ipolls. er babe an Muend1 8efols
len oefunben unb tpolle ibm $1,000 ecs
ben. iobalo bic gr6fhaft bon gnglanb
siutrsffe. Wuenh mar hermit islbft.
neritdnblih iehr einperItanben.
GblieBIih trtnnte man iit nit bem
9srTpre6er, am DienItaa tpisber i'm
Wdibinston parf 3uIammentreffen su
pclltn. Vile brsi fielItsn iidb su BEN
Renbssbous Elm, uno Der 5talisnsr be.
mcrtte, er babe $500 in Der 8ont. Da
Der Gngldnosr bieiss beStpeifelte, ents
fernte er 'it, um ndd) turser 3sit nit
elmer RolIe, tpeIbe angebIit Die $500
erthi.lt, 3uriidSutebren. Wauent srs
tIGrts borouf, nub sr $176 in Der 8dnt
oeporirt babe. Gr fpurbe aufgefors
bert, bisiss su betpeiien, uno
te1a6 Ii6 no6 Der gont. sog bds
Belb uno tebrts nab benz WaTbington
gart suriid. Der gnglGnner mahte
barauf ben BorIdlag. er tpptIe Cigar
rem fir ale 3rei tuufsn, ipenn Der
Stotiener ober Wtiinh bieTelben holsn
fpotIs. Der GrFere ertldri. ith BE-
reit unb ber GnelGHber CAB ihm siuer
Quarter, nsrlangie aber, bdB er ihm
big su i.insr sliidisbr bic $500 aIs
Siherhit iiberIaFs. Der Stalisner
bGnbiate ibm bic oraebiife GslbruLIe
aus unb entfernte iib, um nt6t tpiss
Der suriit3utommen. Ter Gneldnosr
forberts onrauf Tliin6 auf. bic Gigars
rem gu boIsn. perlangte ieboh, oab
aud oieitr bic S176. rpsIf3e er aus Der
gant g.3og.n bate. aIs gfanb binters
laFs. Utiind sing bereittpiaigit ouf
ben 9orIhIdg Elm. bcltt in einem ndbe.
aelea,nsn Gei6dft bic gi9orrsu unb
mohie bel i.iner Riiftunft bic betriie
benbe Gntoeduna bab Der Gngldnoer
NIT ben $176 berihfpunben mar.
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- Der Reser Soc Sinal.ton, bon
go. 623 Dsbb 9lnep, feuerte in bel
Wlontng Roft tpabrenb zines bduslia
hen Strsiiss einsn S6ub auf I.in.
iFruu ab uub ergriif bic Glu6t. Di.
poli5iiten 9enber, Sitalpap unb Sp.
gers. fpelde burh ben S6ub berbsigs.
lodt tporoen iporen, nnbmen ben Mann
nd9 LANCER @erfOlgung am GluBufs,
feit. Singletpn ipuroe unter Der On,
tlage bes Worodugriffs. uno feline
s5rau unter Der 4ntlage bss unorbent.
liben gsnebmens .insefpsrrt.
Der farbige GeI6irripaider
6enrp 5asborn purbe in Der Moniap
Wadt an Der Joroier Ipe. bon einem
unbetannten Wann NIT einem Shlags
gssen ben fppf nieberg,Itredt. Der
8epuBtIoie tpuroe ipGisr BON sinsn
polisiiien an Der eroe .iesenb porses
funben. Gr ertlGrte, nahbsm er isin
geipubiiein fpisSer srlanst bate, nidi
81 ipihsn. BON tpem ossr tpesbaIb er
ongegrlffen murce.
- .. 9root. BON 80. 1926 gaiisrr
ape.. fdblief Jeitern Morsen 3 llbr,
fpdbreno er on Der Ode otr 4. unbWal.
nut Gtrabe auf einsn Strabenbabn'
tpassn tp1risis. Gin. 4ls er aufipadis
mahte er bic unonsenehme Gntoedung
bab Ct Inn Ghiafs Inn feline 1dinen.
ubr i'm Mertbe bon $13 beitobleu nor.
ben mar.
- Die biefise poli;si ipurbe ssiisrr
bon bem poliaeihef BON JrontOn teIe,
srapbifh erfunt, nob elmer Oaioline.
Qaunh, ipeIne in senonuter Gtaot se,
itoblen ipurbe. Musfdda gu hulttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18
Cation bel 0Sielerts.
Die Grofnnng Ieibet nntr Der I'm
gunf Der Witternns.

Den aon3en Gag iiber bate es
.Strippen" geregnet, ba enblih es9en
abenb Iisbeu bic aegeuThauer in ibre-
MlGhtigteit mad, unp 10 tonnse man
beun. iuenn aud ni1t sdn5Iih trod,s
nen 5uBes. TO bod nit 5usetlapptem
RegenIhtrm ben gDeg na6 Wielerfs
popillou dntrsten. 5roBbem iparen
tpohI biele gdlte Der tiibleu Dittsrurs
tpssen, pieIleidt aud Degsn Der gletf,s
seitig itottfinbenoen girtusporftsllung.
benz Gr0ffnungstonSert fern geblieben,
bcn tonnte man immerbin ben geiu6
aIs sinen guten be3eihnen, o6tpcbl NOD
einer pon ben ipeltberiibmter aepfeln
feintu Neg friebIId uno ungeitort sur
Grbe gefunoen bate.
9ds Weber WeiQano SrheTte-
ton3ertirte geitern unter Der belpdbrt.n
2situng bes Soerrn 2Ouis Dsigano.
Grit ben fsierliten aldugen bes r2be
Star SpangIeo Banner" eroffnete II
bas grogramm, ptiien fclgsnoe aums
mern in ebenio polItommsner tiinits
Rrii9er 8oasnbung ihrs abpidIur3
funbeu. Die 3ubOrer tuiirbiatsn bic
Qsiftuugsn pes 8irigsnten uno Ieiner
SiinitlerIdaar burh rsihlidh geipsubs.
ten geifaa, ia Serr Weiqano muBte
ioqdr gu pieberboItsn WlaIen ben
Bini9en jetnes opplaubirsnoer pus
blitums oura ertro geipsnbste GtnIas
gen esrs6t tperbsn.
0d Die Gou3erte bon jsbt o6 tdgs
lih itattfiuosn. 10 1T ia alien Viuitt'
freunoen gincinnatis poaauf Gslsgtns
belt aebptsn. bas gsitsrn 8eriGumte
nahSuboItn. QamentIih In ben bsis
bsn Sommertagen perben bic Ron
Sertabsnbe in Bielert's 9apilIou nan
oes Cages 2ait uno 5ise fir Sung
unb Gilt cine ipiIitommene Grquiduns
oarfteuen.
Dob in gs3us auf 9srpflsguns oas
8or5iisIidIts osbptsn ipurpe, mas
Sine unD GelIer aufsulpeiIsu battsn,
bebarf tpobI tsintr fpsitsrsn Grndbs
nung. bsnu bafIr biirgen Die 4amsn
Der 0sIdditsinbaber. Der 6srrsn
GburIes unb 8. pis,Is, unb Der tdbels
Ioie Ruf ots oIten beitrsnommirisa
gtabIiiiements.