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The Press., 1910-03-09
MoNsoN.

Miss Hazel AIdrich hes returned from visit with friends in Stafford Spring.
 A A Babbitt has bought a build ing lot on Pease avenu9 of Mrs R. R sheriffs.
 William Gordon of Wales has taken position with the Ellis company, anl will move to town.
 Mrs Benjamin Fessenden. who has been visiting Mrs R. H. Oushman, has returned to her home in Provi- dence.
 J.S Stewart has taken the contract to repair the State street and Green street school buildings according to the TIC nm, ndations of the building inspector.
 The heating plant and the. asbestos booth to be used in the new moving picture theatre have arrived and will be installed at once The indications are that it will be but a short time now before the place is in operation.
 Carlos W. Peek. who has for many years been tax collector, says he will not be a candidate for reelection There will be general regret. Mir. Peck has been the nominee of both parties for some years. and. has in every way been a satisfactory and popular official
 The Stafford road was closed We'd nesday near the Gage district ceme- tery. A team had passed over the dangerous place only a short time be. fore it collapse d, leaving Assure six feet deep It had been threatening for some time, and when the frost let go, down it vent.
 A party of B friends and neigb bors of MT. and Mrs Wesley Holdridge gave them surprise at the home of Mir Holdridge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Holdridge, on East hill Satur. day evening. In behalf of the party assem bled Walter Carpenter presented the young couple with Morris chair and oak rocker. Mir. Holdfidge very attingly responded, concluding his remarks to the party by annoGncir g the engagement of his sister. Miss Mildred Holdridge, to Myron Pease of Pittsfield The Tarty was entertained by music. singing, games, etc.. after which refreshments were served. The out tof town guests were Miss Sarah Pease of Springfield and Myron Pease of Pittsfeld.
The Press., 1910-03-09
Facts About Hailatonss.

If 1t was not for the countless tfil lions of dust particles ttiat float sep arately. invisible in the. atmosphere there could be no, raindrops, snow crystals UT hailStones.. Erom a per- fectly Justices atmosphere the mois- ture would descrend in, ceaseless. rain without drops. The dust particles serve as nuclei about which vabor gathers. The show crystal is the most beautiful creation of the aerial mois ture. and ethe maidstone Is the mosf ex@. traordinary. The heart of every hail. stone is a tiny speck of dust Such a speck. with little moisture condensed about 1t, is the germ from which may be formed q hailstone capable of fell ing man or smashing d window. But first it must be caught up by eur rent of air and carried to the level of the lofty cirrus clouds five or six or even ten miles high Then. continual ly growing by fresh accessions of moisture. It begins its long plunge to. the eslrth. spinning through the cloud and flashing In the sun like a diamond bolt shot from q rainbow. New York Tribune
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Anticination.

Lieutenant Shackletoh tells how when in the antarctic wastes he and his companions sustained their spirits and their bodies as well when sup plies had to be cut down to a mini mum by dwelling upon the glorious eating they would have on returning to headquarters. The value of such mental sustenance has long been rec Ognized by up to date commanders. There was. the German officer in the war of 1870 who sustained the flag ging spirits and weary legs of his men by shouting: ''Fhere is brewery in side that town! Let us get there be- fore anybody eiseY' History relates that the men did get there with re markable speed. Equally shrewd was that Japanese commander in the Man, churian war who. seeing his men ex- hausted with thirst and knowing full we'll the wonderful properties of pickled plums, cried out. Two miles from here there is Il forest of plums.'' The an ticipated. ;. plums went far to relieve their parched mouths.
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to-day we'll woman. WILLIAM AHRENs, 9SS W. Fist St., Chicago, III.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harm ful drugs, and to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of female diseases of any similar medi- cine in the country, and thousands of voluntary testimonials are on file in the Pinkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass, from women who have been cured from almost every form of female complaints, inflammation, ul- ceration, ,displacements, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indigestion and nervous prostration. Every such suffering woman owes it to herself to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound trial.
 If you would like special advice about your case write a cOnfiden- tial letter to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free, and always helpful.
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What West Point poee For Its cadsta

What West Point Does For It's Cadets.
 What West Point does for it's cadets is precisely this: 1t takes its youth at the critical period of growth; 1t iso- lates them completely for nearly four years from the vicious influences that corrupt young manhood and from the atmosphere of commercialisn: it pro vides absorbing employment for both mental and physical activities: it sur rounds them with exacting responsibil- ities. high standards and exalted tra- ditions of hoaur and Integrity, and it demands rigid accountability for every moment of their time and for every voluntary action. It offers them the Inducements of an honorable ca reer and sufficient competence as a reward of success, and 1t has impera- tive authority for the enforcement of its conditions and restraints. Colonel Charles ". Larned in National Maga. zine.
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TIME TO ACT.
Don't Wait fors.the Fatal Stages of Kidney Illness. Profit by Stafford Springs Peoples Experiences.


 Don't Wait fors.the Fatal Stages oi
 Kidney Illness. Profit by Stafford
 Springs Peoples Experiences.
 Occasional attacks of backache, irregular urination, headaches and dizzy spells are common early symp- toms of kidney disorders. It's an error to neglect these ills The at. tacks may pass off for time, but re- turn with greater intensity If there are symptoms of dropsy swell ings below the eyes, bloating of limbs and ankles. or any part of the body, don't delay minute. Begin taking Doan's Kidney Pills. and keep up the treatment until the kidneys are we'll, when your old time health and vigor will return Cures in Stafford Springs prove the effectiveness of this great kidney remedy.
 Levi D. Gary, Main street. Stafford Springs, Conn says: Tn view of my experience with Dosn's Kidney Pills I feel that cannot praise them too highly. suffered from backache and pains through my sides and loins for so long a time that never ex- pected to be rid of the trouble I also had backaohe quite often. Finally procured Doan's Kidney Pills from Eaton's drug store. and the use of one box drove away the pains and aches. Doan' $ Kidney Pills sfe certainly a most reliable and efficient kidney remedy" ]"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster MilbuFn Go. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. " @
 Remember the Doan sand take no other. ,: .s
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For Sale or Exchange.

LLEwELLYN PARK, WEST ORANGE, N. J. This Is q strictly private park of over seven hundred acres, situated on the East side of the Orange mountain. overlooking and with hrst- class railroad and trolley service to Newark aud New York. It Is the home of Thomas Edison Senator Colby, Richard and Russell Colgate and c number of other prominent men.
 House contains twelve rooms. two baths, large buffers pantry, laundry, hot and cold water, gas, electric lights and furnace. Barn 22x36, three stalls and large loft
 Lot contains almost two acres, with garden, hne lawn and tennis court
 Price: sixteen thousand. Eight thousand five hundred eah remain on mortgage.
 G. H. sEDGwICK,
 WEST ORANGE. N. JJl
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Knew What She Wa. no;nr

Pastor-I was sorry for your wife during the sermon this morning. doc tor. She had such a dreadful it Of coughing that the eyes of the whole congregation were fixed upon her.
 Doctor Don'tyou be unduly alarmed. She was wearing her new hat for the first lime.
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Real Good steak

''We can't eat this steak; it's not good." complained young man who was spending his honeymoon in a Scottish village.
 We're surely jokin', sir," said the landlord of the inn. ''It maun indeed be guid. It's a bit O the minister's auld coog'
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Silver ssruiee

Gan get the silver service for the fire departments" inquired young man at the free library.
 'The what:" asked the girl at the desk.
 'eThe silver service for the fire de- partment the questions they ask you when you take the silver service exam nations you knoW"- Newark News.
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Not Mechanical.

A song and dance comedian was working in d cheap vaudeville house where performance was given hour a.ly. The tired performer had made mine atsisearances aud had fallen asieeU on his trunk. when the manager poked him ip the ribs and said:
 "Hey, you wake up! It's time fol you to go on again"
 Say" retorted. the performer. "l Can't go op again. What do you take ,ahe fora film f''- Metropolitan Maga. Rina. -
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EOTS SdlU l GOulu uOb get well unless I had an operation. h knew I could not
 stand the strain of
 one, so I wrote to you sometime ago about my b health
 and you told me
 what to do. After taking Lydia E. lPinkham's Fegeta- Ible Compound and lBloOd Purifier l am
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could Hai

If man saw his sister fall into a we'll. why could he not rescue herr Because ha could aot be brother and assist her tou.
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Pnih

Miss Belle (warninglyl-Sally, they used to tell me when was a little girl that if I did not let coffee alone 1t would make me foolish. Sally (who owes her one)-Well, why didn't youf Life.
The Press., 1910-03-09

Shake Aliens Foot Ease in one sh0e and not in n'the other, and notice the dlmerenca. Just the thing to use when rubbers or overshoea become necessary, and your abOes seem to pinch. sold everywhere, SBc. Don'taccept any aunstatute.
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Elevator Et1onerte.

''Do you think a man ought to take off his hat in an elevator when there are ladies present?'
 "Not if he is prematurely bald and the ladies are young."-Chicago Rec ord Herald.
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ssBUNIONITIs. ,,
W. A. COMINS co.

Bunions are painful ard very sore at times. If you wish relief, you have but to try
 Schultz BuniOn Protectors. The ONLY protector with ToE-CAP, which prevents slipping. It's fact that after trying one, money coulu rot buy It unless 1t could be replaced. send soc for either RIGHT or LEFT and give size of shoe. Our booklet 'FoOtology'' for the asking.
 NATIONAL UTILITIES COMPANY, ll3 B Lyman Street, Springfield, MasS
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Don't think that piles can't be cured Thousands of obstinate cases have beer cured by Doan's Ointment. 50 cents al any drug store.
The Press., 1910-03-09

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, labor. CTS rely on Dr. Thomas EcIectric Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay where 1t is used.
The Press., 1910-03-09
Sure rhin,n

BiIl-When all the fools are dead I don't want to be alive. JiIl-W Wen, don't worry; you won't be- Yonkerp Stat snan.
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TIYONlE Fl
(Aa1lllNiND MldH1N,AEI

I VF8H7F8V77OLD HUI -WSzEF - Cures catarrh or money back. Jua breathe itin. Complete outfit, including inhaler $1. Extra bottles 5Oc. Druggists
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Generally debilitated for years. Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, was wOrn-out and all rundown. Burdock Blood Bitters made me a we'll woman. ''- Mrs Chas. FIeitoy, MOosup, Conn.
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OWES HER
 LIFE TO
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Chicago, Ill.-"I was troubled with falling and inflammation, and the doc
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Am6aftenoe srdnRfi6Reit
3reibt einen ArSt BON WainDiae
in ben Cob.

Or. :. 8. Qstpellen. Elm 40 Sabre
alter Nrst bon WainpiQe, bier WeiIen
bon 2obeIanb entferni, begins geitern
Worsen sesen stpei llbr SeIbitmorb,
inbem Ct iid eine ReDolpertusel in bic
rehte SdIdfe fhob. lstpellsn mar
felt ldnserer 3eit irant uno infolge
beHen nisoerssi6laseH unb meldn4os
liih. Gr bate bic Va6t rubeIos in
ieinem 3immer auf= uno abgebsno 3u<
gebradt. Shliebtib ssgen stpei lbr
besab er iid nah unten in isiueOffice.
Seine 70 Sabre alts Wlutter Iprdng.
als iie oieies horts, bon 4ngft gstries
ben aus benz Bette unb elite mad Der
Sffioe. Sn bem 9lugenblid, als iis bic
sbiirs errsih!e, fisl Der psrbdnsnibs
polle Sdub uno bic unsliidlide Jrall
fab ibren Sobn blutiibsritromt uno
leblos su gooeu iint.n. Der Shub
mar bon einem Rahbarn Ramens Wl.
6. 5ia eebort pprben uno bieier elite
70 ihnen er tonnse. in bic 2etpellen'fh.
Wobnung. gei feiner 4ntunft ,pa,
Der 2lrst ieboh bsreits tobt. Coroner
Or. Goe puroe benadrihiist uni
itellis obigen 9batbeitano feit. Or
2etpetlen mar p<rkiratkt uno fein'
Jrau befinoet iid sesenpdrtig in Siii
OQtpta.
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gern,int.

Der "a Sabre aIte Sei3sr George
Garter, DON Ro. 529 Ri6monb Stra-
Be, piro felt Dem 3. September pers
mibt unb es ipiro befurhtet, bag er
Sslbitmoro begangen haben mag. Gr
mar iehr nieoergeihlagen, uIs er an
benz s.nunnteu Gage feline BohnunS
psrlieb, angeblid um Ieinsr Sdndssz
rim in Canton, Sp., sinen ge1uh abb
suitotten. Ga sr bort nidt eingetrofz
fen 1T, befinoeH ieiue 4nsshorigen li4
in GROCER unrube.
Sulia Rpbinion. 80 Sabre alt. bon
Rp. 65 2inben 9lpe.. 2uolotp, Sp.,
pirb felt bem 30. 4uguit permiBt. Sic
iou ii6 naa Cincinnati bessben boz
ben.
Die gpIissi tpurbe srIuht, Na6fors
itunsen mad benz % Sabre alten
Charles giis, BON go. q Sit 5. Ctr,
ansuitellen, rpel6er felt oem l. Sep
tember oermibt tpiro. gr betrieb fri.
bsr in Rodport, Sno., sinsn Wessers
laoen, mar jeoot Dor GINGER 3eit mi!
sSrau uno BRET Rinoern nad Ginclns
natl oer3osen.
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- Gmil 8usrgsr, "a Sabre aft, Elm
Glettriter, tpobnbaft go. 1903 CHM
StraBs, unb Elm Jreuno unteruahmen
gsitern Iahn1ittag auf ihrsn Wlotorz
cpclss einen Qusflus na6 aentudp. Sn
Der H11e pon 2atonia fdno cine 8olliz
iion sniihen ben beioen Sahrern itatt
uHb 8urgsr erlitt eineu grua beg re6z
ten unterihentsls uno I4Ipsrs Gontus
iioneu. Gr tpuroe in elmer Qmbulan5
Der 2sidenbsitatter 2innemann &c
Wopre BON gopington, ap.. na6 bem
bieiissen fdbtiIheH Iooipitul gebrd6t,
Der 40 Sabre aIte 4rbeitsr Ils
bert Williams, Don Ho. a Sansoon
Court, seri.tb seitern 4benb lpdbreno
Der arbeit nit Der rshteu 9ano in ous
G.triebs elmer See GrsumzMaihine,
nobel ibm spei Singer 3srmalmt Dur'
ben. Diqiams purbe mad oem 9os
Ipital sebradt.
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Grace Cunningham. % Sabre aft,
bon go. 953 4rmorp Mpenue. rpoll!e
seftern Nbenb cine 6uitenmeoi3in eins
nebmen unb erariff aus 0erieben cine
Glaihe nit aorbolidure. Sie tpurpe
ihleunisit mad benz 6oIpi.al sebraht.
mo ihr 3uftanb ala bebentli4 be5eihs
net ipurbe.
Jrau 9insbers BON go. 1407 genz
tral Mpenue polIie s.itern AbenD sesen
s llbr bas Deiiht ibrer ileinen 10
sabre alien zonter, lpelhe an einem
6outdusf leibet. nit einem Qinis
ment einrtiben unb nohm aus Der,
ieben cine Glaihe nit aarbolfdure.
bsren Snbalt fe ouf bos Geiiht ihrea
Rinbes rieb. Rofa lhrie Dor Shmers
gen laut auf unb Jrau 0inskrg ents
bedte bonn ben BON ibr besangenen
Srrtbum. Sn bemIelbeH Mugenblid
fam Ginsberg binsu uno per1brtihts
in Ieiner molnentonen grresuns anr
Gutriiftuns feiner Jrnu cine 1rldl
priistl. Dds Hinb puroe nu4 bsan
6oipitaf otbsa4t.
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tiefbetriibte Mitttpe nnb eine ein5ise
1odter, syrau 1rdnt Birfmeper. trau@
ern an Der 8abre bes @erfhieoenen.
fpdbenb ber ein5ige Srbn ibm berelts
Dor mebreren Sabren i'm 9ooe poraufs
sins. Die feierlite 8eiieBung finbet
am Mitttpoh Rahnittas I'm 2 nbr
BON Der griten 8eutiden proteItantts
I6en airds, priee 6ia. aus ftdtt.
6err %. 6. Geub, Der befanntlih
am Sonntag gelegentlid Der DeutIden
Sdgfeier i'm gbeiter pdrf ii9 burh et.
men ungliidlihen 3ufan in Die 5anb
i9ob. beIinbet ii9 auf benz Weee Der
8efIerung. I'm alien Ui0glidteiten
BON Starrtrumpf por3ubeugen, 1T Dr.
Seub nit Unit 3orin bebonbelt nor
ben. Gr hofft, in einigen 9asen tpiee
Der auf bem Damn gu fsin, unb Der
i'm bsbanbelnoe ar5t bsfiirGtet teinerz
lei 4ompIifdtioneu.
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Garl Shumaun 3 aide.

G,emib bem i'm 5eTtamert aussez
iprodener Wunide bes i'm 4ltenbetm
psritorbenen 5errn Carl S6umdnn,
Der aud ben 9ersin nit einem 2egat
beoa6te, perIamneItsn iid geitsrn bic
Ulitslisoer bes 5eripegb Mdnnerhors
i'm arsmatorium, pp naa QbIlngung
bss 2iebes: % lieb' 10 lang 9u liez
ben tunnf. --" uno Der WdrIetQaiie
6err RitarbS6ii6ner in elmer ldngsz
rem 4nIprQ6e oes 9erftorbenen ges
oa6te uno barauf bic Qide oesIelbeH
in Die Dinoe 3erItreute. Die Setbsiz
ligten begabsn iit Johann naA bem
Gotdt bes paTipsn Wtitslisoes 2outs
5elmling, 1898 mabiion Roab, gu eli
nsr alsi8faIs i'm SeItamente gez
pinfhten Nahfeier. bic unter Der 2ei@
tung oes Serrn 4lfreo 9oIoitein ols
SoaftmeiIter in 9eitalt zines aommsrs
fss i6re grleoisung funo.
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Gelbftn,oroperind).
Sie Naiur bes Sites lieb iid nod
nift ieififeIlel.

6uso 5en9Itenbers, elm % Sabre
alter plumber bon go. IL DIT ct.
Clair Str, tpuroe seitern Nbenb in
idtpsrtranfsm, an 8etpuBtloiisteit
sren3enoem 3uitanoe i'm poIi3eidutos
mobil nah benz 6oipitdl sebraht.
6ier itellte es iih kraus, bab er an
ben 5olsen elmer 8ergiftung Ieioet.
Ssin 3uitanb III Elm duBerf beoentli=
der. Die opipitaltehOrbe tonnte nur
geringe Snformotion bon benz patienz
ten erbalten, ba berielbe balb beipubts
log mar. Gs itebt ieooh aiemlid, feit,
bdb es iid um einen SeIbitmoropers
fun banbelt. 6ensitenbers ertlGrte,
Blaufdure getrunten gu bdben. Der
Gmpfanssarst ihentt oieier ansabs
j.bod fsinen Glauben. oa glauidur.
zines Der Ihnelltpirteniten 0ifte III
unb ben fdft ausenbIidIiden loo sur
syolgs bat.
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ISred)er Sic6itabl.

Ddbrenb Der nm $50 our Qbfabrt
fdaigs SoIsposr perIonen3ug Ro. s
nabe Dem g., 8. &c .. gabnbofe, CUR
abfabrt bsreit, uuf einem gebenge'
leiIe itonb, lungte Elm 9ieb burh ein
5eniter bes puqman Sdlafndgens
unb eignete ii9 cine tpert6Dolle 9ias
mantbrode an, pelde bon elmer qaiz
Iagieriu auf bas Senitsrbrett 9elegt
Dorben mar. Der 9iebitabl puroe
srit entDedt, als Der 3ug Die g., 8. &c
9. Sunction erreihte. Die poli5et
fpurbs Johann benaAri6ttgt. Der
Rams Der geItoblsnen lieb iid nod
niht feIt1tellen.
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$4,000 Nyaenidben
Nabmen geitcrn bic 8unSer Ser
Sbiotbal-A -Amsifellans tn angcns
idein.

2luf Der Nusfellung mar es eeitern
vfdpn ninmer idOn". $50 man bin=
blidte: Menlhen. WenI6sn uno nod
mebr Menlden. Sie traten ii9 fiat
iddli9 segenIeitig bic Siibnsraugen
ab, loipeit Iie tpelhe bdtten, uno 9ln.
bere, bic loipeit auf bieis Qus3sidnung
baben persi9ten miifen, habsn Iie. Die
ausfellung trurbe geltern Don an Die
$4,000 Qeute bsiuht. IS mar taum
burhsufornmen. Gs mar iopeit Der
8annertag Der NusiteQung, Der d6sr
bonn Hooispelt Gag nod iibertroffen
tperpen tpirb.
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Nieoertrd6tiges 9lttentat.
Snnge Iame uabe Gbeiter Ear bon
einem Sfurfen uieoergeiflas
gen uuS in siu 4ebMid
geitlcppt.

0i. 20 Sabre aIts Gbna puthoif
aaiiirerin in sirsr Der S6aubuoeu in
gbeiter Bart, bsTano iih in Der Conn
tag Raht aui BEN 9simpess. nah ihs
rer nur einiae GsDierte bonn GbeIter
Bart entfsrnten Dobnuns, aIs iie bsim
ueberIhreit.u Der giienbabngeleiie BON
einem unbe.anntsu gurifen NIT einem
itumpfen 8ssenIt1no an ben aopf ges
itlaaen puroe. sic brad betpuBtIos
suIammen unb beTaEo iid, aIs lie nab
Idnserer 3eit ibre 9eiinnuns tuieoererz
Ianate, in einem in Der Hdbe selegenen
9:itripp. Sbr Qn5rsifer mar ieoens
falls auT irseno eins Dsiie ssitOrt, ents
fioben. Der Ssrl hdtte ibre S6uhe
miiaenommen, uno bic iunse Oums
i1Ieppte Ii1 miibiQm mad Der elterlis
den Wobnung. no iie obnmdhtig 8us
iammsnbruh. Die san5e Nahbaritaft
purbe ioiort burhiuht, ieooh tonnte
feline Spur BON oem 5durten sefunoen
iperben. Jrl. puttbofT. tpelhe abgeIsbsn
bon Gpntuiionsn uHo aruspunosn i'm
Geiin. uno am Salis teine gerlsBunz
gen oaponsstrassn bat. befinoet iih ins
folse bes ausseitunoenen Sdreteus in
siemlih bsoen.lidsm 3uitanoe.
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Teutider RiltGr llnterit. gerein.

Die Mitslieber bes 9eutI1eH WiIis
TOR unteritiisunss 8erein tratsn
seItern glbenb in Der Central 5urnballe
unt.r ibrem prGiib.nien 6errn goIpar
Yfiiter gu elmer GsI6dftsIisuns Sus
iammen, in Der 6err 6. 8. 2u.bbert
bas prototol Iiibrte. Cine Ginlabung
bonn Deutib llngariiden Geperbe>
llnterftiibunssDerein gu einem Weinz
leIefeft am IL. September in Der 4rs
beiterbaue puroe perlsIen, entgegenz
ssnommen unb beihloFen, fih nah
bsit.n Grdfisn oardu 5u bstbeilisen.
5err Mattbias gilser berichtete 70.
bann iibsr bic Stadts Gonpsntion in
M.ror uno iibermittelte Der 0eriamm=
lung einen 0ruB oes bortisen 2anbz
ip.brpereins. 4uh bonn Oeutfhen
1beater selanets Elm Runoihreiben
sur Derl.Iung, unb bic llnterftiisung
Der gsitrebunssn bieIes Snitituts nad
Moglitieit tpurbe gum geIhlub erbo-
ben. als neues Msitgliso fano 6err
garl S6on, 2905 WaNdduIstts Str,
Mnfndbms in ben 9ersin. Gr bate
beim 2. 9apsriihsn 6eloartilleriesRez
eim.nt ieinsr 9isnitpfliht senitgt.
6err Mihael grnfperser tpuroe ols
aonbibat fir bic Witglieoihaft gum
9orfflas sebradt. 3tpei arante fam
ben auf Der 2iite, oenenllnteritiiBunss.
gelber in elmer 9obe BON $15 bstpillist
nurxn. Die ginnahmsn betrugen
$4O.45, bic Musgaben $36.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
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