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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25
PROSPECT BOWLERS
AGAIN DEFEATED
Marion Team proves Its Supremacy
Over the Village Five.

Marion bowlers won another vic
tory over the bowlers from Prospect
Tuesday evening when they met and
defeated them in two out of three
games by Il total of 1870 pins. The
following are the scores:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25
A standpattcr Reelected.
(BULLETIN.)

Cheyenne, Wyo, Jan. 25-Clarence
ID. Clark stand-patter Republican was
reelected United states senator to-
day by the legislature in joint ses-
sion. Clark received forty-slx votes
and Kendrick, Democrat, thirty-fOur.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25
DANvILLE PROVING A.
GOLD MINE-FOOL'S GO

Danvllo, Ills. Jan. 25.-That the
grand jury which has been investi-
eating the vote buying charges In
Vermlllion county has struck pay
dirt" was rumored around the court
house today. accompanied by another
rumor that partial report, probably
containing indictments, would be re-
turned to Judge Klmbrough .tomor-
row of Friday.
1t was significant that Foreman
Isaac Woodyard today handed to
Sheriff Shepard a large number OF
subpoenaes for persons heretofore
unmentioned in the probe. Accom-
panying the new subpoenaes was u
note instructlng the sheriff to see thai
the papers be served Immediately
before any of the persons got wind
of the subpoenaes and left Danville.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25
ACTIVE MEASURE


want any we will have to bring them
from abroad, the same as we now
import Partisan gowns and other
nncry
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25

While process servers are making
a vain search for him at all his old
haunts here, William Is. Vanderbilt
is believed to be somewhere between
Paris and Monte Carlo. Mr.. Wander
bilt is one of a number of defendants
in "A suit to collect $500. 900 damages
brought by Frank d. White, Of Rut-
land, Vermont, and Nelli. Hodge, Of
Boston. administrators OF the estate
Of her husband Hiram A. Hodge.
The plaintiffs allcgc that through
the acts of the defendants and others
against the quebec Southern Railway
company, the company was unable to
meet It's obligations, and ON March
Il. 1904, the company was placed in
the hands of receiver and In the
following year sold, and that the
plaintiffs were damaged in the sum
named.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25

Ask to see the nov much improved
Asbestos" shop shoes Beatty & Long
just received. YouIl like them.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25

Before leaving for business trip
abroad. Charles NJ. Schwab, the steel
magnatc, predicted a booming year
'Or 1871.
The steel magnate said that in his
mind the placing of an order by the
'hinese with the New York Ship
building company for "a cruiser war a
,orerunncr Of great deal Of this kind
If work to be donen the United
States, for both the Chinese aud the
Japanese governments. This order
was placed about two weeks ago. The
cruiser will be built In Philadelphia.
THE United states is to have more
work of this kind than ever before %
Mr.. Schwab said, "and | believe many
similar orders will follow this year.
don't see any reason for any talk
about war. Certainly the placing of
contracts in this country doesn't in
licate that there is any danger along
these lines, so far as | can see"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25

1t pays you to buy your dress or
every day" shoes at Beatty Il Long $
cut price shoe store, whore small store
expenses make low prices.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25

Champion Jack Johnson announces
that he will fght Al Kaufman for .he
worlds heavyweight title within four
weeks time and has posted $4,000 in
Pittsburg to show he means what he
says
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25

Wheeling, w. Va, Jan. A-Attorney
=. o. Boycc, the last Of Mrs. LaurG
Schenk's three attorneys to address
the jury in her behalf, resumed his
rgumcnt when the court convened t.
day. lie talked nearly two hours
yesterday afternoon.
Boyce opened his speech by an ar
raignment of that small picture OF
Il man, Daniel Zane Phillips"
Boyce referred to the "traitorous
actions" of this young music clerk
who "betrayed John Schenk'
human worm, whom Schcnk had tht
right to kill or shoot" Boyce said
this man came here and then was
too small to admit he had broken the
law Of the land, but ne had no hest
fancy in reeling off his betrayal of
the woman who lavished costly gifts
on him.
"rhe next day after the arrest he
came willingly to the prosecutor ana
betrayed the woman who had been
his best friend.
"This community will never hear
from him again, thank God!
Let us hope Wen never meet Daniel
Zane Phillips again"
Boyce turned his guns on Lundy
Wilson.
"Hh tells you that Mrs. Schenk
confessed her love for Phillips 1t
occurs TO me 1t was remarkable that
this matured woman illiterate though
she may be, should lay bare her story
of shame to twenty-year-old
chauffeur
"lf she is the guilty wretch they
say she IL, why wasn't Lundy Will
son told of the poison plot?"
Boyce analysed the testimony Of
| Dr. Myers in the efforts to discredit
it.
"He told you he refused to sell
| Mrs. Schenk poison because he had
heard this prisoner was suspected of
giving lead to her husband, and yet
AZ that time not even DR., Hupp him
self knew John Schenk had symp-
toms of lead poisoning.
Wheeling w. Va, Jan. 25-Prose-
cutor Handlan began the closing argu
ment in the Schenk case at IL a.
m. Case will go to the jury this af-
| ternoon,
| Royce, in closing, declared that he
! rested his case ON the testimony of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-25

Inc lldlIlllOlildl lldHe llllp NIlNu
Augustus r. Post, the balloonist,
landed and from which he is seek
ing i'm the supreme court TO free him
'elr. has become more twisted and
confusing than ever.
Post and Allan Hawley, f. will be
remem bcred. made record breaking
rip I'm balloon last fall from St.
Louis to the north Of quebec. The
Posts have not lived together for sew
,ral years:
Mrs. Post was married twice before
she married Post. and he is now ask
ng for an annulment of his mar
riage ON the ground that she was new
II legally divorced from the others
Mrs Post contends she was lawfully
reed from her first husband and that
ler second husband got his marriage
annulcd, leaving her free TO wed Post,
With the hope OF making her way
unalded 10 Tampa, Florida, Dora Har-
rson 19-year-old girl, left here tho
other day She weighs 40 pounds
ma hopes to cut her weight down to
1875 when she reaches her destination.
The conditions were that the girl
was to start without any money OK
.cpt enough to pay her fare across the
'erry to Jersey city she viii sell
picture postcards ON the way to pay
expenses.
From New York to Tampa the dis
lance is estimated at 1875 miles. She
$ going to follow the rules prescribed
for long feats of pedestrianism by
Weston, Of whom she is a great adj
mirer,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23

Gordon Cass, who is on the road
selling clothing, visited here the
latter part of the week, returning
to Mitchell Saturday.
Rev. Sehafer, went to Davis Sat
urday where he conducted services
on Sunday, and also presided at a
congregational meeting for the
purpose of calling a regular pastor.
Mr.. Gus. Grosz has had a CO.
ment floor put in his new garage,
the work being done by Peter
Ieep. He has also purchased an
other five passenger auto which
will be used for livery business.
just Received, a car load of
Winged Horse Flour, better knos n
as Echo flour. There is none bet
ter. Try a sack. Every sack guar
anteed. Quick Sale Mer. Co
Ghaa. Sharp arrived from Penn
ington county Saturday to visit
his foster father, Mr.. VIM. Camp
bell. He expects TO remain here
# be can faa sons employment,
and assist in caring for Mr.. Camp
bell until Miss Campbell's school
is out.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23

M. L. Brown made a business
trip to Reliance last Saturday, re
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. Mahaney visited here the
fore part of the week, returning to
Lesterville Tuesday.
John Becker il. left on Tuesday
for Texas to look after some real
estate holdings that his father has
there.
Mrs. Van Alta, who came here
two months ago to help care for
her father, Mr.. Henry Baiscb, re-
turned to her home in Telluride,
Colo, Tuesday.
John Wallace of Springfield
town site surveyor for the Milwau.
kee railroad company, was here
tuesday Oh his way to the Bad
Lands to lay out some additions
to own sites.
Mr. Webb Of Springfield was
here Tuesday returning from a trip
to North Dakota where he thought
of making some investments, but
he was not very favore y impress
with. the country.
Walter Wildermuth Of Trip
passed through here Tuesday on
his way TO Galveston, Texas. He
has been working in the Trip
Ledger Office but was forced to quit
account OF a slight attack OF
brights disease, and will recuperate
in Texas.
F.. S. Birkinbine commenced
work on the basement for his new
house Tuesday, which he is to
build on the lots south Of J.. j.
Bardell's residence which were pur-
chased a short time ago. The
building will be % < 80 feet, and
two stories high. Jos. Trantina
has tae contract to do the carpen-
ter work and if the weather holds
good will commence work as soon
as the basement is completed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23
Attacks school Principal.

A severe attack on school prin-
cipal, Chas. B. Allen, of Sylvania,
Ga, is thus told by him. "For
more than three years." he writes,
81 suffered indescribable torture
from rheumatism, liver and stom-
ach trouble and diseased kidneys.
All remedies failed till | used Elec-
trio Bitters, but four bottles Of this
wonderful remedy cured me COM
pletely.' Such results are common.
Thousands bless them for curing
stomach trouble, female complaints
kidney disorders, biliousness, and
for new health and vigor. Try
them. Only SOC at Bruhn &
Stonebraker's.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23

when the parents are foolish enough
to believe or affect to believe that
their children are angels in dis
guise and will listen to and believe
all that their youngsters say about
the shortcomings of the teacher,
it is not surprising to see Nunruly
pupils, who lose all respect for
their teachersssand parents as we'll.
When the children. for
their parents, the blame is often
laid on..the teacher; when in real
ity the parents have only them
selves to blame for the seeds of
d%isrespeet and d~.sleeysslltty which Hhh;:eehh
they have sown in their attitude
toward the teacher.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.
?. 4. BLISS, Editor 4 Proprietor.
soorLAND, s. D., Mar. 20, 1911.
LOCAL NEWS.
For Pianos see W. Fl. Miller.

Cd. Rice of olivet was trading
in Scotland Saturday.
g. 3. Wittmayer, wife and baby
went to belmont Saturday to
spend Sunday with heriparents.
Mrs. Default, mother Of A.. G.
Default, and Mrs. Banker. mother
of Hesdal1es DeVault and Herbert
returned to their homes in Iowa
Saturday.
Pr. p. G. Bond, Specialist,
Mitchell, s. D., will bs at tie
Edwards hotel Monday. March, az.
Glasses fitted to restore vision and
abolish heada ches and nervous
ness Consultation
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23
Trees for Sale, Spring 1911

Fruit, Forest, Shade and orna-
mental trees and small fruits.
Red Cedar for wind breaks, Shade
trees, Ash, Elm, Boxelders and
Soft Maple, 8 to 70 II high one
third to one halt usual prices.
Write o. see me at my place
south part 81 Scotland, s. D.
e. T. Patten
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23

"A new remedy for rheumatism
compounded by the American
Drug and Press Association from
Ia special formula discovered by it's
chemists-Meritol Rheumatism
PoWders-easy to take, certain in
results, A boon to every sufferer.
Offered aa the best known remedy
for rheumatism in all It's forms.
Recommended by physicians and
all who have tried it. For sale by
Bruhn = stonebraker association
representatives.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-03-23

It is a rather remarkable fact
that the only ex governor of Da-
kota Territory now living is the
first one appointed, Gov. Jayne,
now living in Springfield, Ill, and
it is hoped that he will be able to
attend the 50th anniversary gath
ering at Yankt0n next June.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17


granf iafrmbrniisr unb Ddpib
Astpe BON MibbIstolpn bobtn bis 9is
s5onr GiIenbnbn z0eIslfhoft aiif $135
ShabsnerFab TN bisfigsn 8sridt ber-
tIaet. iDeil Elm 3us ben Magen Der
RI1ger trdf mnb bemplirte.
5rdu paul Shuler, p0n b.r
MelIpiIIs unb RibesIoipn 4penre, be-
ffenfts ibren Gattsn NIT einem Tide
terhsn.
- Clifford 3. gdrrIopstp, "a, unb
SDa 6. 8urtbarbt, @. beibe BON 6us
milton, erlansten einen 6tirathsFd,sin.
- Die DeIegaten bes Gsutih sglmes
ritaniihen StootDerbunbss bislten ges
itsrn abeno cine Derfnmmiuns In Der
WerIsIfden 6alls ab, nm iih iiber bic
beDoritebenbe Stddtss Rcnpention In
6nmilton i'm ausuit su befprthen.
- Die bieiisen stpsi 2oasH berGob
GelIotps uno Yptbias Ritter iperben
am Sonntas. Is. SUM-, bic idtrlihe
@enentfeier psritorbensr WitgIieber Slis
idnlmen ohhdIten.
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0ies ismS 0as.

- Das 'sinanstommitsn bes S6als
ratbs bat nds BON GuptrinienosHtsn
Dnsr ousgeurbeitste Budget fur bos
tommenbs sSabr guiesbsiBeH unp iDiro
pou Der 9unsstfommiffion fir GhaIs
sfptds bic 5umme BON s.. .250. 900 fors
bern.
- Sim 8unoesseri6t fpurbe geftern
Elm Bantsrotipsrfabren stseH Sobn
WcIf, einen Gsfh6ftsmonH pon GoIs
legs 6ill, onbGngis sema4i. Die alds
ger finb 6. +. grOipns & 60, Did
bdus Bros. uno auguit 5ergus & Co.,
benen gBoIf onasbIid $500 fdulott.
- Die S6uIraibsmiisIieosr Or. 3.
6. Gpdns. Or. Sames r. Glantcn.
Or. R. 80. Tli[Ier. sSobn 9isOs. gon.
Durr, g. 9. 6amiIton. Charles u.
CORN. u. e. 1iidbtin uno Gr. J. W.
Witbrofp tpsrosn o.mH6hft cine Stu
oisnrsii. noh getp Yort. gbicasc unb
onberen BrobIt1osen MAIDEN. uHI Die
bortiasn S6nIs Neubauien in angeHs
td1ein su nsbtnen. Gfe 10 1glponHsntH
Grfabrungsn foIIen fpGtsr bier prdis
tifh our BertpsnDung geloneen.
- Die qidrun 9olI.n 5mpropemert
aHpciatiOn beI6Derts Iih geftern bei
eirbsitsoirettor Sunbmofer iiber ben
itIehtsm 3u'tonb Der Gbdbipel 4pe..
bic onseblih hurh fOrtipdbrenbe aanbr
rutfhe fuft unpoifirbar gsmaf,t tDiro.
StoottHgenisur Shiplen ipuroe auass
fpieFen, bic aHgsIsseHbeit su unttra
iufen.
- Sm 3ufIudtsbduis nirb am
Sonntds Der 5lagssHtog aeFeiert iptrs
trn unb Der iibline Rdhmiitaesgoss
tsEbisHit pirb sinsn abfolut patriots
Gdtn gbarotier iragsu. Der Recntr
hes 5aees iii gisssW Wdnor SobH Gall
pin. bsr hos 9bemo .Mdhrtr patric.
iismus bebonbeIh iuirb. Die ainbsr
ntrotn nuberbtm zine Reik PATRIOTS
Iher aisber Su Gebor briHs.n.
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7ie Gopiustpu Gffier iar bas nGin'
tiEnati &pltsblatt" 6cfinSet Ff im
6ebGuSe Nu. 509-511 RabiiOa
suehae. an5cigcu, @tittbetluugen
aHS SritcllGueen irgcnOmclf)er Art
iUerben bis 10 ltbr A6cnos Oaielbit
eutgegsngenOmmrH. Selcpbpn SOutb
1884.
- Wieoer bat Der unerbittIite
Spo aus ben Reiben Der 0euti1eu
eiH prominentes RitgIiso geriTsn. IS
iit bteies Serr glnoreas WQier, Der
geftern WorQen I'm 3 ubr in ieinsr
Wobnun9 go. 524 6ermes Qpe i'm
QIter pon 50 Sabren peritieb. Der
8er'tprbens purpe in &enton gountD
geboren uno fam Ipdter mad Gooing=
tpn, no er iih nit ieiner Jpn iiberIes
beHben Satin. geb. Satter Derbeiras
thete. Der @be entiproifen bret gohz
ter. 4uBer Der Satin uno ben Sim
bern binterlGBt er feline greiie Wtuts
ter uno einen StpiegerIObn, Dm.
8Idtburn Der 8erbIihene. Der eiHen
gr0Ben S5reunoeStreis beiaB, mar
Wtttolieo uno Sruites Der Gp. qrot.
CT. Baulus 8eneinDe, gi3e 9rdIis
BENT oes Gopin9toH 3meig Datiens
peretus, Der 3urngemeiuoe, bes
Oeutf6 Qmsrttantf6eH Stabtpers
bauoes, Der GagIes, bes Qepisburg
8egeni, lInterItiiBungspereins. Der
9ubinQeI6iebeHe tetrieb Elm Iebr gut
9ebenbes S6neiDergei6dft. 3as 2eiz
tenbe9dngniB finost am Utontag
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houIe aus itatt, Dorauf I'm 2 llbr in
Der GO. grOt. Ct. 9aulus 4ir6e Der
grauergottesoieuit abgebaIten tpiro.
Tront 2orois, Elm grsmfsr an
Der 8. &c 6. 8abn, psrlor gsitern in
ben GuDloper 8abnb0fen ben re6ten
gFuB oabur6, pab cine Gar iiber benz
feIben fubr. Gr mar nit benz 3us
ionmentuppeIn Don Gruatpaggpns
befnGftigt, aIs iih Der unglitsfaI
ereignete. Der 8erungIUtts purbe
mad BEN 9utsn Samarttsr 9oipttal
in Cincinnati gsbra6t. 2anbis
nobnt in Crescent Springs.
- Der SaG BON Srere Garter
rpegen angsbti4sn 5risDeHsbruhs an
gus. 80. Wenninger puroe imStabt=
ssri3t psrIhobtn.
gefisperdnberungen: Sofep6
5uesman an sydmes u. 0aug6ertp,
Got Ro. $40 in Der @iqiamiou'f9en
1Interabtb. in @ub GoDingtpn, On Der
SiDfeits Der aetura Ctr, so BEL $50
SUB, So; W. g. Britt on 5ermuuu
nnb Sofepbtne 9ietmoHn. Set on oer
ytorbipeftete Der 8untlid uHb II,
Gtrabe, 27 BEL so SUB, 81.
gRf6eine: 8acil Qaplor, %
non gonnerspilIe, Snb.. unb 9rae.
Milion, 21, Don Blooming GrOps
Snb. /; Omer glad, %, unb Warf
GBOp, 16, belize BON BeaDer Gid. Rp
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an btr St Stspbnnus
airte duf frifaer
Shat srtappt.
tss.aiatasss4s sss alnc,nnafa sOHsslar-l

fepsalaE9sse4s sss Ginc,unatia sSEtssIarl
SamiIton, g. 10. Suni. SH Der
@t. Stspbanus Rir6e tpurben am
3reitug Qbsno Oier jussnblide Tiebt
duf friihsr Tbct bon einen grieiter
ertcppt unb oen 9e91roen iberiieferi.
9urt bic gsrboftuns biefer 9uri6e1
babsn cine Rsibe BON Diebr6blen auf'
tldrung gsfunben. bic In Der lestsn3et.
periibt lpovosn iparen. ohns oab ss Der
poIiSsi aeIinssn fDOlIte. Der 5bdtsr
bobbcft 81 Derben.
Die 0rbaftsttn 6urpep YsaS.1. 10
Sobrs oil. 1yranf peuSsll, Z Sabre aft.
GborIss Sassu. 10 Sabre aii uno Carl
Rnds. 10 Jabre aft. fdmmiIi6 an Der
8itrten uno Jlnfttn Strnbe ipobns
hoft, ipurben in Der airhe bingfeft ets
ma6t. nu6oem lie fid ben Jnbalt bss
Spferitods, i'm 9etrnee bon $3.50.
sfDei tl.ins goloene GefGbs Inn mertbe
pen $40 uno ersi eolbene Bebdlfes i'm
Nerfhs pOn $15 0ngeeisnst hdtttn.
Bel BEN 9erhor. tptldem bieie boil
nungspoQsn giirfhhtn bon Der pclis
se. unterporFen ipurben. Isgten iis elm
umFniIenDes SeftGnbnib ab unb eoben
aud ben StlupFminfsI an. no lie ibrs
9iebesbtute su perf.eden pflsgten. Die
poIisei fano bort ein iDahrss 2agsr
BON eeitohIensn Snheu. bGrunter eins
iohne, bic BON benz 9GfIoH .Driftsr'
entipenpet tporben mar, 8rinen. Shl5fs
Ter, asu6ter. bic aus benz Ancr' fhtn
Gef6Gft itammtsn. NsHtr, bic ons
oem 8snbsr'fhen Gefddfi eHtipeHbet
porben fpQrsn, iopis onbere Sa6tH.
bic bei 8oraslm1nn seifDhien iDarsn.
Die 9erbait.ten fptrbsn Sdmitag TN
Sueenbssriat Ridtsr 0drb Dorsefiihrt
trerben..
Carl Dome. fptldtr elm Ws0bhsn
in Mibblstppn 5u pergsDnltigtn psrs
fudte, purbs aefrn duf Is Wonnie
neh Dem 3udtbous In Columbus sfs
brahi.
- Grsbsrid TliiIer ipirb am %.
suni, Fri. Charlotte 6eBFsfb, 9ohf.r
Der Dittpe Charles GsbftIb. Don btr
Slb . Strabs, sym 1rauaItaE fih.
reH.
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9ie gHbaet.fraae.

Wnnor S6iunb Bate gsitern fpiebsr
siHs aouferens mil oem GountpdubiiDr
GemonofOn be5iiglih bes Gmitb fhta
Sisnereeieses. bic ieboh itbr uHbefriss
oipsHb perlitf. oa 5err Gbmonofon
felbit nuber Stonbe mar, benz Rapor
gdns genaue 5nformniioH INIT 8ssrg
duf bic sluslssuns pss Geisbes sa
efben.
5srr gompnbfpn ipirb It'd, ieboh
HahEts MDhe Hnb Columbus begebea.
nm iif genoue SHformaiion pOn bsr
Giaatsiituertommiifiou 3u boIfn unb
bann birfien bic sestnipGrtig nod
ifptbenbtn 5ragsn iibsr bic auslss
eung psrihiebener pardgraphen tnos
giiitig sur Grlebigune eeIrRsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-17

btsensts, ndB RobinTOn i'm Gsbruor
1911 nuf ben Ramen bes 0eiSers JieIb
SIT spe. Meitere 3eustnnusfagsn
tpurben enteegeneeRomfnen. Gs tcrHlt
iebOh nift poiitip feitseitelIt iperbtn.
bab NobinIpn oos Gelo gesogen battle.
ipesbalb bic @eIhDorenen ibn frsis
iprahen. OR nurbs jebO6 iOfort fuisr
Der nom s,iIfssSbrtff JmfeIb ptgen
Meineios perbaftet. Spesioloetettip
Wdloeron bon Der 6. unb 8. 9dbn
triangle ben gerbaFtsbefebl. Or fol
gefhiporenen habsn, i'm September
1910 sin anaeItsIItsr Der gdbn gene
fen gu fein uno gu 2S Sagen Sdtdr
bere6tist su iein.
Dus SeTtamsnt Der GbriItine
Remme, Wittipe oss perItprbensn CD.
Remme, tpurbe i'm Gountpserihte hins
terlsat unb dnoenommen. Sic birlters
Idbt aass ibrer Sdiueiter Gatbarina
yifner; Rahoem f6qt bus @ertubgen
ouf fiinf Sabre an Sobn 8. Slider.
Satin uno 5pttsr. RAD ablauf bies
Isr .3sit lDn alIss periauft uRo pt
ioIet pertbeilt fpsrOsu: Sohn u. Gis
fdber $1,000, 5rou Ouie uhb SOdtsr
Ollie Slider js $500. GliTdbstb Nyed.
mann $1,000, Charles sgifder $500.
Sbrer Shpdserir 2ucp Rtmme siebt
fis $500. Der Rsft foa unter 8riipern
unb Shpeftern in gIeiheR Sbeiisn
pertbeilt iperbsn. Sic ernnnnte ghds.
70. QassI gum 9ouftrsdsr ibres geitas
merlteS.
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GShns, bon nsnen audi nut elmer bier
ipobnt, lp6hrsnD Der daDers in aaIifDrs
nien bpnisiIirt lit. Die In Chicago
Iebenbs 1othter ipeiIi sufdIlissr Weife
ssgenipdrtis i'm GIternhauTs auf Be
fub.
Die ifsrbIihs SiilIs 6trrH Reihtl's
fpirb am G0nntag Rdhmittos I'm arts
inatoriun ben I1uiernben 5ldmnlen
iibergeben iperben unb bic 1rduerfeier
fpiro um 3 ubr Rnhmittdg fottfins
ben. GsIbftrebsnb tpiro Der 6srnssb
Wldnnerdor Dem lansjdbrisen trelsn
WitgIisbs pp[IsdhIis bis IeBts Ghrs trs
tDeifen unb nfbrsre aieber fingeu.
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u y fdtIe.

Der bier Sabre alst sSof. Camp.
bslI, Sohn D.s Observation-Disclosures
Sol. campbell bon Der SprtbsHsaoms
pGenie 30. 4. tam eeitern. n!s tr ijh
an Der II. unb Spring Strnbe an tis
ntn Mdssn bsr 5rendl grOss9nuer
SO. anbdnesn poliie. 5u Jan uno 5og
iih Ihmsrsbofte GuttihuHgsn uno
aoHtuiionen 3u. Gr tpuroe rom Huis
fhtr oss Md9ens mad Der elterIi6eH
WObnuHg. 30. All On 13. Strabs,
gebrn6t.
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iDar. Gsin 3uifanb III nid3i obfOIut
boffnungslps.
Sobn WiI1iams, bon Der pops
lar Strobe, aubiptp, Elm Nnseittllter
Der griene See Co., bruhte feline
Sanb einer Gissertletnerungs Ras
fhine 3u nobe, fpcburh ibm pie5onb
unb Der 4rm 'nmer3baft gequetfht
Durben. Or. 5troup Ietitete ibm bic
nDtbige drStIihe Silfe.
- Sm Ratbe Der Mlnermsn fpuroe
oeitern abeno Elm Shretben pom Gos
roner Disbp bon Campbell Gonntp
perleIen, in peldem er nerlaugt oab
Die gnqelesenbeit betr. Der Gbbaltung
Don Snqueiten iiber 9eihen, bic ous
oem QidingfIub ee3oeen tperosn uno
betr. Der @ebiibrsn, Die 3u entrihten
finb. reaulirt perben fol-. als Der
iunqe S5ubter unldnsit i'm Gliding
ertrant, Ioa Or. Bife, Der Coroner
psn Senton gpuntn, Die 2ethe noh
Der aentpu Sette ge3oeen unb bort
ben osnqueit abeebolten boben. Or.
Diqbp bebauptet fsrnsr, bab Snnh'
ter's Batter ibn sriuht babe, ben Sns
oueft absubalten. Dr. Wife bagessn
be6auptefs, baB Sduhter ihn erfu4t
babe, ben Snqusit ab3uboIten uno oab
er Die 2eiae uad 6ufPs aethftau
Ioubts uno fpdtsr mad Der Bobnune
bes Grtruntenen, unb bab sr gu ben
$6 bers6ttat isi. Die glnesIeesnhs'i
purbe on bos 0sieg aonmrttss
| perfpieien.
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- 5rnu Warp W0rtcn bon go. 221
Gft 13. Strabs mar seitsrH Oarnit be-
fhdftiet. Elm 8ett nit gofOlin sn teis
nieeu, oIs eine Grplciion erfolgte. Die
5rau ipuros niht Derlesi. isooh Dsrus.
fo6is bic Grploiion unter ben onbersH
8etpoblern b,s 6auies erobs Aufrta
guns. Der unbeheuteHns grnHn ipnnts
auf eiRen StiIIolnrm bin selOfdbt ipers
ben, beppr nennsnsinert1sr EhabeR
dnatrihtet iporDsn mar.