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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

! The famous "FIulr umbrella IS a
rood umbrella We sell them. Variety
Of handles and tops. Aliens jewelry
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

! Holmes Edwards silverware. none
! better. See our line in sets and odd
! pieces. Aliens jewelry store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Miss Bess knight of Spencer, will
arrive in the city this evening for Il
visit at the home of Mrs. NJ. A. Smith
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

For heating the water in your range
boiler nothing excels my gas water
heater Price $3.50. c. L. Dinenbacher.
plumbing and heating, Is North First
street, phone go.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

| Mr.. and Mrs. Rhea r. Runneals, 80
South Fourth street. are parents Of a
son Pau, Bernard, born Friday after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

To Rent-Three modern houses ready
for rental July I, corner Eighth and
State street G. r. Speers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

If you are planning to take a trip III
| will pay you to see the trunks when
| are on sale at $3.50 at Levin's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24
George J. Allen. optical specialist.

Eadie Music Co. pianos. IL 8. First.
Eadie Music Co. pianos, II s. First
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

trunks. up to $3.50 values, on sale for
$3.50 at Levin's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

If you are planning to take trip 1t
will pay you to see the trunks Wnich
are on sale at $3.50 at Levins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

According to letter received oy
Sheriff Nicholson this morning. George
d. McElroy. OF Vtnton. has been APP
pointed guardian of ESbert c. George.
the former member OF the soldiers
home, who was adjudged insane ana
sent from here to the state hospital at
Independence a few weeks ago. George
had 1919 in money and certificates OF
deposit which will be turned over to the
guardian.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

While the interior OF the small build
ing, used for a combined chicken house
and barn, in the rear OF the X. w.
Westlake home, Ga East Main street.
was being fumigated to kill verm!n
about II o'clock this morning. the
building caught fire. 1t was necessary
for the department to tear out part OF
the ends Of the building before the nre
could be put out with the chemicals
The loss Is small.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Tonight we place on sale 200 porcf
pillows, silkolene and sateen covered
at the very low price Of three for 5l
cents F.. X. Lay.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mrs August Wossing. 305 South
Sixth avenue, was hostess FRIDAY at
ternoon to the Tirzah Aid Society. The
afternoon was enjoyed socially and the
| hostess served light refreshments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

-~~O~--
Mr.. P. M. Paullin, and daughter
Edna, 4O5 South Second street. will
leave Sunday morning for Mitchell, s.
D., where they will visit for week at
the home Of Mr.. Paullin's brother, Mr..
j. H. Paullin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Miss NIaude Swingley, who has beell
a student in the Chicago kindergarten
Institute, taking kindergarten train
ing, arrived home Friday evening. Miss
Swingley stopped in Cedar Rapids on
her way home for a weeks visit with
Miss Martha Swartzlender.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

| Mr. Ollie s. Ellis arrived home Fri
! day from two weeks stay in St. Jo-
| seph, Mo, where he has been looklnS
| after business matters
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

The machine. boiler, and blacksmith
shops of the Iowa Central close down
this evening until Monday. July 3. The
action Is taken, 1t is said, to reduce
expenses at the close Of the present
fiscal year. The car shops will not be
closed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

knabe, the worlds greatest piano.
Eadie Music Co. IL South First street,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mesdames Lucy Loree, "A. NJ. Friend
and A. L. Runyon were hostesses Fri
day afternoon at the church to the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society. The
usual routine Of work was followed,
and the hostesses served q lunch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

These articles left in our store: one
black belt, one pair street gloves size
61a one piece embroidery, one sheet
music, one pair chamois gloves. one
bottle hydrogen. one battenberg dolly
The Andrews store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Thirty four, 36, SO and 40 inch
trunks, UP to $3.50 values, on sale for
$3.50 at Levins.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Ned Alvord. advance press agent OF
the Barnum & Bailey circus, spent tho
DAY iii the city. making arrangements
for the advertising for the appearance
of the circus to be here on July 10.
Mr. Alyord is former Eldora boy.
and is n son Of Thomas G. Alvord.
once mayor OF Eldora, now OF Su-
nerior. wis. Mr.. Alvord's people were
early settlers in Hardin county. his
grandfather, the late Horace Afford
having been one Of the early settlers
Of Iowa Falls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mrs. W. H. Gogerty, Of Gearing, un-
derwent minor operation at ST.
Thomas hospital Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mrs. JOnn BrlStoI l1S NOftH Center
street, very delightfully."- entertained
fourteen young ladies at Z O'clock din
ner Friday evening as a surprise on
her daughter, Miss Allie Bristol. in
honor OF the latter's birthday anniver-
sary. Dinner, with birthday cake as
a feature. was served In three courses.
and the hostess was assisted by Mrs.
John Havener. The lights were shaded
in pink, paper roses Of that shade
formed the nut bowls. the place cards
bore rose design and pink roses dec
grated the table as centerpiece. Miss
Bristol was presented by the guests
with a pretty silk paxasol. The guests
were Misses Pearl Mitchell, Anna
Boardman, Della Rhodes, Grace Crel
lin. Grace Arney. Nellie Boardman,
Anna Maud Kimberly, Lola Scott.
Mabel Drum Elsie Welker, Mabel
shearer, Hazel sandos and Mabel Bus
sard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

James Boucher. who is sick Of cere-
hral spinal meningitis at st. Thomas
hospital, has continued TO improve
during the past twenty-four hours. and
he is now thought to be out Of dan
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mrs. c. J. Brown, who underwent a
severe operation at st. Thomas hospital
a week ago. has improved SO rapidly
that it Is expected that she will be
able to leave the hospital next week.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

:Marshalltown Chapter D. "A. R.. held
q business meeting Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. H. II. Center. POI
North Fifth street The annual re-
ports were read, and new officers were
elected as follows: Regent. Mrs. II. II.
Center; vice regent Miss Amy Gilbert.
State Center: recording secretary. Miss
Minnie Russell: corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs p. H. Howig: treasurer.
Mrs. A. c. Daily: registrar. Mrs. P. NJ.
Adamson: historian. Mrs. Helen Clark:
and chaplain. Mrs. A. II. Elder. Dur-
ing a social hour which followed, the
hostess served refreshments. Miss
Fannie Russell and Mrs A. G. Drer-
natzki. the latter Of Salem, s. D., were
guests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Miss Joanna Ross. of Chicago. ac-
companied by her nephew, Mr.. c. b.
Petit, of Chicago. arrived in the city
Friday evening for few weeks Visit
at the home OF her niece, Mrs. A. Fora,
3O4 North Fourth street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Friends church was entertained at its
regular meeting Friday afternoon by
Mrs William Matthews, 1908 Summit
street. After the business session and
usual work, the hostess served refresh
r,aptS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Miss Winifred Chamberlain. VINO
has just finished course in public
school music in the Chicago Muslca!
College, arrived home Friday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Wallish, 80 South
Center street, are parents OF q son, born
this morning
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

DR.. Lierle, eye, ear. nose and throat.
fremont block Glasses fitted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

DR.. Wood. eye, car. nose. throat
Glasses fitted. Opposite Pilgrim Hotel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mrs. Sarah Crombie, Of Jackson,
Mich, arrived in the city Friday to
visit friends for a few days. She ex-
poets to go to Des Moines to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. c. A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mesdames c. II. Van Law. Mary
Curtis and c. II. Morris entertained
the Ladies Aid Society OF Contra
! Church Of Christ, at the church F'rida,
afternoon. It was the regular worl
| meeting. and during an hour enjoyed
socially, the hostess served refresh
mentS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-06-24

Mrs. C. J. Lander, III North Second
avenue, informally entertained com
pany Of twenty-five ladies Friday nf'
ternoon to meet Mrs. Charles Stone
and her sister, Miss Lottie Shedd, O
Pasadena, Cal. The affair was porch
and sew party, and the hostess served
LIGHT refreshm entS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-01

3ertrimmert Oerwesruer Aamber eta
SdDaHfeuiter uHo erbextct SadDeu
i'm &ertbc ppn 800.

Sin ebeuio perpsgensr, tpie erfoIes
reiher @inbru6 puros ssftsrn MDrgen
am beIlen 5aqe uuo Dor ben 4ugeH
3ablreihsr pafanten nabe Der Gde Der
Central 4ne. unb z. Strabs BON einem
eutgetleipetsn maHn beganeeu, pelher
einen I6tperen Stein nurh oos S6uus
feniter oes 4lthGnolsrs See Gppinger.
So. TT Central 4pe., Ihleuoerte,
bur6 bic sertrGmmsrts Sheibs lanqts,
iich se9n RepolDer. siusn Rsgeni6irm.
cine 9eioe uub anoere Sateu i'm 9ez
Iammtnertb bon 500 aRsignste unb
nit ieiHer 8euts bdpoH lief, bepor Die
augsnSeugsu iih oOn ihrer lleberruz
Thung erboIt batten. DIX 9oliSiiteu
Retfinger unb @tttftein our6fuaten
fpGtsr bic gar3e Rahbaridaft uah bern
perpegeuen gurfhen, obne jeooh stns
Spur Uon bsmieIben ftuoen gu tOuusH.
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8eburten.

Gbarlss unb asnes Sen3erltng,
1920 WausfisIb Ctr, W2dbhen.
Sofspb unb Catherine gahmann,
644 G.ape Ctr, MdoheH.
Qouis unb emma 9omet, 1143
Boplar Ctr, Rnube.
pbiItp unb ssrunces grut, 16
Saultner Ctr, Mdo6en.
2ouis uno 4gnes NsioerIe6ner,
1879 9eit Ctr, Snabe.
Senrp uno Amured Siemau, 1850
9edmun Ctr, 8Habe.
4nton uno Carrie WlueIler, 1922
W. 8. Strabs, Wdohsu.
Wiaiam unD Wtap Rptbert, IT,,
941 Belts Ctr, MaGoteu.
p SoIepb uno Trieoerite Sd1rosbsr,
Court unb 6arrist Ctr, Snabe.
Gburles unb Tlurp BeFsl, 350S
Wsft s. CTR. mdohsH.
9epree unp emma ssreptdg, 603
5dtpibOrne Ipe.. auube.
alois uno Sbrsfe giIptiu, 254
Carroll Ctr, 9nabe.
9eoree uno emma 9siger, 1914
9dp'ou apsnue, Uldb6eu,
SIade une Wargarst MnIif6, 4032
Teldun Str, mdb6er.
Dilium uno Gliis Rupe, Center
Strabe, Gnabe.
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0etirt
Sat Rapor Sd,iuab seittrn oeu ylu'
Hisipal.aoosr.

Wapor Shtpdb bat geittrn ben
neuen Runi5ipaltoOsr iuieoerum nit
ieinem geto belegt. 9ab oieies ges
ifeben rpiires, mar bsrsits lett Wlons
tda betannt, oenH Der giirgermtiiier
bate ihon cdmals abiolut tein 6ehl
bardus gemnht, DaB CT uHttr feinen
umItGHben bic in eem aooer porgeies
bensn Sablreihsn 0ebdltserb0hunsen
fir itGotiihe 9eamte gutbeiben iplroe.
@eitern MN bat CT otm StdDtroth
ben aoosr nit ieintm 9eto Suriidses
IaHot unb i.ir. SteIlunanabmt in sis
mem turssn Shreiben heeriinott.
Wnpor Shtpdb btmsrtt, boB CT nit
benz grGbten Utrsniis,n cine Srbindn5
autbe!ben lpiiroe, iptlhe cine erhohuns
Der arbeiislobnt Der Itdotifhtn Arbets
ter poriiebt unb btItimmt. oaB lie ben
llnionias betomm.n iollen. aber er
tonne isins Wabnabme fanitirniren.
bic GebdItser65bunaen BON insgeidmmt
$40. 900 fir perfhieoens itdotiiht Be
ante porItbs, obne bab odfiir 9oriebs
rungsn i'm Budget ssiroffen Uoretn
feisn.
Is blei6t nun absuipartsn o6 i'm
Gtaotratb Der 9sriub gtmafi tDers
ben pirb ben 2Ober iibtr Das 8sso bts
Wlanors binaus su pdiiirtn.
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SaMm glanbiidj.

IS ItsiHt tdum gIaubIid. baB Sc
mano ni4t ptfsH ioute, 90 sr 35
ooer Al Sabre ali 1T. Su oisisr Gage
iheint iib isoo6 ein gefptifsr 9eorgs
Rirbp, ppn so. 265 llnipn 4osnus,
grpUtlpu, Su befiHosu. Regiftrar
gpans pom ftGbtifhsu Gelunbkitss
amt srhielt seitsrn sinsn 8risf pon
Girbn, in pelhem oisier bittet, ibm
bod gsndur 4ustunft iiber oas ssnbr
3u gebeu, in Delhem sr geboren tpors
ben. Cant Tsinen Nngabeu berrihts
immsr in Der Jamiiie Elm 3fDeifel
ooriiber. oh sr am II. Ttdrs 1867
ODER am IL. Mdr5 1876 in Gineins
natl esboreu frorben fei. 2eioer fpirn
airbp teins befrisoisenbe austunft er.
baltsn t0nnsn. peuH bic GsbuEtsitati'
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3emtidbe Tag 8eielif6aff
9cluiliist S25 fir ben 3abn'Sebenf'
ifein.

Die 1ei.aatsn sur Teutfhen Sass
geTelIfhoit bitItsn e.fiern abeno uTs
ter 8orib bes Rihttrs u. 8. 9ope uno
Der Shriftftibruns bts 5errH gHii gR.
gihler ibr, -sseImdBise gsrfammluns
u6, In osr fplg.nbs GefhGfte sur ers
lspiauna fdmeH.
Die nahaehenben 8.reine me!oeten
9eleaatsn an:
Rorbotutihe ShiissnsGefsnfh fhaft:
Seinrid 5enning unb Sgnas RcIfes.
Ssuifhsr lint. sguno, 8iitritt 1853:
5arrp 9snSsr uno soisph Wadelsnsr.
9eutfhe Shtsens9titaihaft: o.
6uslsndnn unb aIb<rt arutaer.
geloihrdnfs smohtrs s0ersiH: Scfeph
anisrism uno Otto 2udo.
gionisr Sdnssrhor: Jris GsEtbeil
unS Otto 4nrtr.
9eutIh. 2ittsrarijner GIub: Oscar
Braun unb GuftoD WuehIsr.
T.utFfsr pioHi,r s8ersin: iyerbis
nauo Webesr uno Bhil. :. Ritter.
Gint Ginlnoung oes Ilesmeiner
3eutfdeu 8Gdsrs sBeperbes@ Begins su
Der Jekr Ieinss solbensn SubiIdums.
oIs nah porbersebsnetr Strabenparaoc
am Sdmiiog, ben II. Suui 1911 in
Reihratb's Dart itattfinpef, nurpt
,utqseeneenommen uno beihloFsn, bdf
Der 9ortnuo iih in corpUrt. Die Dele
sattH isbod uah bsiteE Rrdften betbeis
Iisen follen.
2siir BEN proponirten Gtbentfieiu
gum 4nbenten on Den alten IurHouter
;Sritorth 2uotpig SabH. Der esItgent'
lid Der i'm Roi absubdItsnben Sabns
ieier srrihtst peroen fon, tpurbsn aui
antras oss Ssrrn ebus. y. ShmiOi
$50 betriaigt.
Der 9orftano berifttts, bae er 1eis
nan 4uftras, oi. Arrangements fur oer
am Samitns. ben 8. April b. J., in be'
Central 5urubdas absuboltenoeuaom'
msrs 3u trsffeu. aussefiibrt uno fol
ssHbts prosramm 3afommsngsftsat
babe:
BsgruBnng our6 Den yroitptnfen'
Ri6ter 4uguit o. 9oo,.
anrsoe bss Qomm.rsulsiiisrs: Or
". MoraeniitrH.
9smeinIhaftIihes aiso.
Cincinnati: 9iirssrmsiHsr 2r. g
Shpob.
Deutittanb in Der Gkssuipurt: Tr
Z. 2ettsRhaur.
GetIamation: qouis Diemsr.
,Gemsinihoftli9es qiee.
llnTtrc SGulen: Or. o. 8. 5id.
GeutIh umsriianiihe 8eobdhtun,
gen: Carl Yleb.
0sneinihdftlihss aieb.
Die 9oib otr 3eit: gbdrl.s o
Shmift.
gariton~Solp: Jobn 6offmann.
Gtutfhe 0eretns, eas Bone oas uns
umfhlinat: u. Ssnbelbdch.
9otnlsQuartett: pie 0srrsn Bed
3aas, Shmon uno Hiidert.
GsmsinIfdftlides Gien: america.
DDS gorgsben bts 8orftanbss lprri
be BON ben 9sltsatsH suiseheibtn mi
uatbem bic gintrittstarteu su ben
Rommtrs untsr bic Gebieren peribeil
iporoen iparsn, erfolsts Dertagung.
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gsnssrt feiue SHiidteH in SadJeu Der
DeHtideH @anSerbiibus.

Cspe8iaE2sosf6e beg gtHctnHatier goTfsbEati)
gbiluoslp biG, Pd., 81. Rdr5.
SSSn etnem S6retben on oeH Setretdr
her .9ermaniitic 5Ocietp Of americd" =,
5errn RuboIf Sombo, st., in NerD
Yort, Der angefragt bate, Oh feline 9ee
feaf6aft BET Der S6aFfunq elmer osut,
f6er DanDerbiibne in amertta bebilf@
lid ietn tonnts, bat beute Der Yrdfbent
6es 9euti9- ameritanifhen Rattonal'
8unOes, Gr. 5eramer, 8u Der 8rage
Stelung eenommeu. @r ihreibt:
BenH Is Der ,9ermdntftic Socistp Of
4mertcd" unb Dem Rdtionals9uHbe in
8erbinbung nit Dem gAmerican Sniff
tute Of Berlin gsLingen piiros, Die
preuBiihe Regierung gu benegen, uns
eine tiinitlertih polIsnDete S6aufpiez
lsrtruppe gu I6iden auf ibre (Regie.
rungsz) aoiten 70. b. siH ettpaiges
9efi8it bedeno), Die eine Reibe BON
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Ieriihs (tulturele), Ionberr audi Elm
ftnau8ieuer grfoIg iiher. Selbitrs-
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Sruppe erfttlaiiigs 8rdfte fsin unb uH-
Ter Der Rsgie zines Wunnes iteben, fpie
es 3. g. Retnbarbt 1T. Sts miiBten
Elm tIetnes Repertoir bon tiinitlertif
ausgsitattsteu StideH Der beoeuteno-
ten unIersr RLaiiitsr uuo bon ausges
pdbIten gr3euontfen Der mooerueH
RihtuHg abioIut ii6sr beberri9eu,
9ieies l1rternehmen, Denn BON Der
cerihieoenen 3peigen bes 9sutf6
2lmsrifauii6en Rutiondls 8unbes ee:
ifitt anqsfaBt unb nit 5iIFe eines
tiihtigeu 8rsbagsnten ourhgefiibrt
piirOe 3peifetlos poue 6duier er3;e'er
unb auber Dem oeutinen Glement oui
bsfte dmerttaniIfs 9ubIitum on3ieben
Wir baben big bdto, obDobl mir oir
grDBten Stars als Gdfte batten, md
niemals cine pirtlid in ieoem Oetdi
erittlniItqe beutfhe 5ruppe in bieien
Gunos porgefibrt qeieben. SetbIt BIZ
| fogsnanntsn WetniHqer, Die berube'
tdmen, puren Elm Songlomerat, sal
81 oem 3pete, Gmeritauii6e Dollars
eln3ubetmisn, 3uiammsngetDiirfslt NOR
ben mar. Giuen gang unihGgbarer
Gisnit piiroe Elm berarttges llrtsrneb
men Der Dsutitsn Rultur in 2(meritt
Iciiten. Seine 8ernirtlthurq piiro
Ger ameritauiihen preiie uno Den
gubIitum Die 4ugsn odruber 0ffnsR
mas in Deutihlano erreiht tpirb UNI
iein GtnfluB bon unbershenbaren
8srtbe fir bic guttptdtuna oes Ora
mas uHo Der SdauiptsItunIt in 4me
rita ietn.
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ZdlliHsid,eine
ra6 nno bon europa nit allen Tam
pfer.2irien.
0elDienOunsen
irei in's $aiis Der Gmpfdneer.
WOllmad)tem
re6tsgiiItig ansefertist.
Nrbid,attss RDileftiDnen
prompt unb billie beiorst.
Western German Bank,
Ode liz. aH6 Sine Stra6e.


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msbrere 3eugsR In oem Snqaeft be-
treffs pes 1obes bts am Wiitpod
AbenD Don aeam Bddman in BEN
2aesn bes Gni16iers alitnau, an
Der asnnon 4p<nue. erisohenen Soiepb
sisburp. s5rdu Stella Slpeensp, bon
30. 723 Genpon apsnus, iaats aus,
bab lie Iih In benz laDtn bsfuHD. nla
ss 5lptfheH ben beiosn WianHsrn Sli
bonn ptrbdHsnibpollen Girsit lam.
Badmon babe Die Btmeriung semod,t:
.Gr nirb fhon ousfinDen. ipenn id)
ipieber Glsifd fur Jpn ihHsibeu fDtrs
be- 4sburn babe bdrauf irinsn Rcd
ausgssossn. feline 9embsdrmsl auFgss
frenpelt uHb iih nat benz binieren
Gnee b<s aabsntifdTs beseb<n, iuDrs
onf 9adinan ein Idngts. biinnfs
;FltiffermsHtr sreriffsu babe. Gis
Tl..sassl kaha fsA his fasisshs ma. has
t&JsNussV Js.~~ Isy NY rs~ss-~ ~~s ~"
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Mms benz s9plisei9erid,t.

.sssDm I. GDparbs poH pbilobeIs
pbias, alias ~.Snd aoubOR BON CALI
foFniu1, beianHie ii9 gtftern i'm polis
seisriht idulbis. eint 4nsdbI bisiissr
Usfndfsslsuie NIT ssfdli6ten ekds
nln X so betrostn gu baesn lnb
ipuEoe BON Rihitr goDe nit sinsg
Gsrofs BON go JaseH arbeitsbdns,
500 unb Rotten btlesi. Der 0tfans
esnt, <in gtbOrsner Gineinnatier. bal
cine dubt1ft beipeate. abenteusrlifls
Nereanesnlkit binier fih. S6on ols
juRgtr 9u1ifs tnnnts sr bic Bfgriffs
,Dlrins unb- Nsin- aibt onstinaHDsr.
bnIten. unb nis Il ibm NIT einern Dc,
ncIy<n ekIunetn mar. mit eintu1
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rid, mo er bic 8etdnntfhuft zines
5rauen3immsrs Ramsns .5elsn BON
Court" mahte. geioe bereiiteH Guros
pa nnb auitralien, ieboh tparbe Obs
fpdrbs ihiieblih In SibHep bel eiHem
neuen Gounerftreih abeefaBf uno
oingfeit ssmahi. WdbreHb er eiHses
fpsrrt mar, branntt feline 9eliebte NIT
benz Rsit Isines Gsloes bur6 uno
tebrts nan amerito suriid. Sie folI
iih isbt in Der Desbauptfaot aufs
bultsu. gbtparbs traf ipdtsr sbenfaIls
ipieotr in ben 0ereinigten Stadten
Elm uno Thlus Iid ais Gbedfdtffer
ourt. Gr mar gtitern geftdnbis. ers
ildrte jsbo6 bic GaunereieR besungen
Su bobeu, um iid gelo fir ben llntere
bait ieinsr aus 5rou Hnb aiHbern
beItspenoen Sarilie su perihafftn.
Bo feline anasblihe 5amilie bomiIi3irt
iIt, lpo[Ite Der @ouRtr nint fdgen.
Mm. Shrentttr, bon 4lliioH Ctr.
purbe fpeaen unoroeHtIihen Bench
mems duf elmer gtrabeHcor ~ elmer
Celebrate bon $50 uuo aoitA Derurs
tbeiIt.
Clarence Burns mar BON ben Volis
3iiten Ulpler uHn Wolf babel dbges
faBt fpcroen, oIs CT tintn BoiteH RIeis
Der, bic er aus benz 3inmer oes 3.
8. WeUlulItn. so. 118 9arfieln
gldee, ositrbI.n hattie, bel sinem alts
bdnoler perfebsn fpollts. Der 4nges
tIaste beionnte fih ssftern bes HIsins
biebitabls Ihnlpis unD srbiet tint
Gtraf. 'pon 30 1ageu arbeitsbous
500 une aOitsn suoittirt.
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Endlt ben Watten.

5rau S,Isn Slider pon Wiinautes
1T auf Der Suhe mad ibrtm Gatten
6uso s5iiher bier einsttrcffen. Gfss
ttrer, Raitinsnbouer Don profsFioH.
lpar DoR sehu 1agsn mad, gineinnati
getommen in Der abfidt. in Der Gsseat
eins Jdrm 81 taaitn. Ga drau 5i.
ifxr tsins Radriht ppn ibm srbielt.
mohis iit iih bisrber duf ben Meg. Gi,
lpobnt no. 625 Cft Dritts Strabe,
gIer iiber ben 4ufsntbalt oes 9attsn
ibr Ulittbsiluns MAIDEN tonn mirbs
bic Grau namit BON GROCER llnrube be.
frettn.
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,Sred,er 7iebitubI.

Der 8ptsuiun9e eyamss C'Dotpo.
bon Der Cincinnati RpttfitatipH Co.,
lieB gtlteru feta gtcbcls tur3e 3eit nrls
beduffihtigt auf benz Setteupege on
8. 5trGbe por Der Central goiiseiisas
tion Itenen, une madote, ais er Snriid
tebrte, bic unangenebms GHtoedure,
pab elm frener Gieb nie @elegenbttt
beuust bate uub NIT benz Ja1rraa
perIdfpunoen mar
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Nbaefaft.

5reo. 5optius, 10 Sabre olt. bon
ginspige, a1., unb 8spIep Riharbs.
20 Sabre alt, BON Rsp gort, tuurbeu
qetteru in oern Gdosn Des SdHeiDera
meiItsrs So. IRpsl. go. 627 glum
Strabs. pou rem Observation-Disclosures
ShtuaebIe Uerhaftst unb ais perpddz
tia siHaeiperrt. Se rpdreu angeblih
bon ToeI babel abgsfaBt poroeH. ais
Iie ftt Elm 4so0r SetutIeioer aueies
netgn.