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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
Alexandria Couple United in
Marriage-Prospects for
Big Harvest-Briefs.
Special Correspondence of the star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, JuI

ROCKVILLE, Nd, June IL. 1911.
Miss Mary Dent Kraft and William
James HUNT, both OF Alexandria, Va,
were married here yesterday by Rev. Will
liam d. Keene. pastor Of the Southern
Methodist Church, the ceremony being
performed at the parsonage in the pres
couple. They returned to the city i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
Farmers Begin Harvesting.
good many of the farmers of the
county have begun cutting wheat. and by
the first of the week harvest will be in
full blast. Excepting in localities where
the recent hailstorms did SO much dam
age. the prospects are for one of the best
crops harvested in the county In recent
of the long dry spell, but the head is well
filled and the grain is of excellent quail
ity.
Realty Purchase Recorded.
The building formerly occupied by the
Montgomery County National Bank Of
Rockville, situated on Court House
Square, has been bought by Emory II.
Bogley Of Woodmont. who will, It is un-
derstood use it as his law Office. The
price was $1,000.
J. Abby Henderson of Rockville, who
represented this county in the last house
Of delegates. has announced himself q
candidate for denomination at tho demo-
cratic primary election soon to be held.
His friends assert he is entitled to be
returned. Mr.. Henderson ID son Of
former Judge James B. Henderson, and 10
a. member of the Rockville bar.
To Locate Braddock's Route.
Mrs Morris I. Croxau. regent Of Janet
Montgomery Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution. has appointed Q
committee to endeavor to locate the route
taken by Gen. Braddock through this
county in IT'S. The committee consists Of
Miss Margaret Fields, Mrs. James H.
Loughborough. Mrs. Frank P. Stone,
Mrs. Henry T. Newcomb and Mrs. Crox-
all.
Charles Veirs of this county. who 1t
was thought would seek the democratic
nomination for county commissioner from
the fourth collection district. has annunc-
ed that he will not be a candidate. Thomas
&c. Groomes member Of the Rockville
town council, has announced himself q
candidate for the nomination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Buffers kfna It Nest Sstfsfactevy
TO have M look after their millwork needs.
Prices lowest. Esingsr Bros. noe 1th-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Excellent Table d'Hote Dinners, u.
Sunday, 9 10 $50. Refined musical pro-
gram. Hotel Continental, n. Cap. and f.
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u.oo-southern Railw.y-s1.oo.

Sunday excursion fares. Washington to
Buemont and intermediat e points and re-
turn. Trains leave s:55 am. Cimited)
and 9:15 g IN. locaD.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

e1.25 to Baltimore and RetuFn,
Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsyl-
vania railroad. Tickets good to return un-
til Sunday night. All regular trains ex-
cept the Congressional Limited. "-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Best DvePi e0ft-Shsn Osabs On TeasA
loo Ma Lunch, zoos Pa axo,. go 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Leave Wants at WaIlace's.
Wallace's newsstand 92S 9Th St, near
New York ave, Is a branch agency for
star want ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Special Fares TO California
and return. Tourist sleeping car without
change. Berth, So Washington Sunset
route. A. j. Poston. 9o5 F St. 705 18th ct.
-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

1911 Model Davis SEWING Machine ROs
embroidery Is we'll IS plain sewing sis III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Money TO loan at and SO on real estate
Frank T. Rawlings Co. 1925 N. 7. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Why Not Have Conger, 23d 4 n. \. Av,
CLEAN YOUR CARPETS? No better
work done anywhere. and mothproohns
without extra cost Estimates on re-
quest Tel. West 427. Ffreproof Storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Bridal Carriages Hired Mt DOwney's,
1870 L St. are stylish. elegant reasonable
-Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Othello, today. Virginia, 9th. F and c.
Adyt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

made from fresh fruit It's fine; $1.20 gal; ;
COO IA gal 2S5 G NV. Phone N. 2167.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

Othello, today. Virginia, 9th, F and G.
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17
BIZ Facters IN sumner PIea.sre..

HEURTCHS BEERS relieve the fatigue
OF the day-give you new vim for reores~
ton and work. Delicious, refreshing. pure.
g doA MaerHen or Senate SITS; . dox
Lager. 81 80; bot. rebate, soc. Tel. W 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

When You Sample AID. Beers
You instantly mark their creamy body,
distinctive flavor and pleasing aroma
Royal Pilsen and Old Glory are quality
brsws Tel " 486 Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

s-room house. SOS. B. Abbey 8 Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

OLD Crfserlon Rye,
t1.O0 full quart: q universal favorfooL
Prompt deliveries up to 1920 pm. Phone
Main 1914 All brands OF Whistles and
cigars. John +. Crowley. S31 14th u. nv.
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Glass Officers.

Othello. today. Virginia, 9th, F and G.
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

lightning Rods installed J. H Kuehrng.
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Criminal Neglect
of Skin and
Hair.

Cuticura soap and ointment DO 80 much for
min and falling hair. and cost 30 little that 1t
not to use then Think Of
h hIe because OF acknowledgement steal
because OF pain. Think OF the pleasure of a
clear skin soft white hands and good hair.
these blessings are often only a matter of a
little thoughtful, timely care, VIZ, warm baths
Mith Cuticlra soap, assisted by anointings with
Cuticura ointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-17

o,helsc. today. Virginia. 9th F and @.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1911-07-28
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
ANNUAL STATE FAIR

$500 in premiums, speed program
Educational features, Aeroplane flight
and other attractions. Sacred Con-
cert September 10th in front of the
Grandsta nd by the Fourth Infantry
Band.
Glenn II. Curtiss famous birdmen
in their many aeroplane manoeuvers
on the opening day, September 18th,
including a FIVE mile race with 10
horse power automobile over the race
track This will be the greatest event
ever attempted in South Dahota, in
fact, in the entire west, assuring the
own State Fair second to none. Aero
plane Flights every day of the FAIR,
morning and afternoon.
The South Dakota State board of
Agriculture will spare no expense or
labor to make the 1911 Fair greater
than any previous year. We absolute
ly guarantee the largest and best ag-
ricultural and horticultural exhibits
ever displayed in the state, and fur
ther, the exhibits so displayed will
be the best at any western Fair, thus
upholding the reputation of the state.
The standard attractions before the
Grandstand each afternoon and even
ing are seven of the largest and best
acts money can buy. Some of them
have never before been seen in Amer
lea; in fact, one of the acts comes
direct from Europe to Huron after
which they are engaged on the Or
pheum Circuit. All of the acts are of
the best, and will be well worth COM
ing to see.
The speed program will consist of
three harness races each afternoon
and on1 running race. The races will
commence at / 80 and close at $780,
three hours each afternoon of the best
racing by the best horses owned by
the best horsemen in the west, assur-
ing the public of the best there is in
that line.
The evening entertainment will
comprise the attractions music by the
Fourth Infantry Band, automobile
racing, pony racing on the race track
which will be illuminated by electric
lights, together with two powerful
search lights.
Sheep Dog trials each afternoon.
The greatest novelty and educational
feature ever imported to this country.
This marks a new era in attractions
at State Fairs.
The new Immigration Department
is cooperating with the State Fair
Board in placing the best exhibits of
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1911-07-28

agricultural and horticultural product
at the Fair and the best exhibits will
be taken TO the Annual Land & De-
yelopment Congress in Chicago in
December.
The entries in the livestock depart
ments at this time are one third great
er than 1910, which exhibits was con-
sidered to be the largest and best OF
any western Fair.
New facilities on the grounds are a
complete system of sewerage. new g.
inch artesian well, about 500 settees
scattered oyer the grounds, grounds
beautifully lighted for the evening
entertainment, one large new horse
barn adding about 144 stalls to the
large number we already had, and
additional cattle, sheep and swine ia
cilities.
Beadle county has erected one of
the finest buildings on the grounds
which will be dedicated on the open
ing day of the Fair, and a noted
speaker will be in attendance that
should attract people from every part
of the state. Announcement will be as
soon as arrangements are completed,
Gates: The South Dakota State
Board of Agriculture has adopted the
no-pass system. AT the main gates
will be installed Bright's Coin System
of Turn Stiles There will be no
tickets sold for same. The patrons
will be required to deposit their soc
pieces, which the turnstile cares for
and admits the person, 25c for child
rem between the ages of and Is.
Season tickets for six days admission
prior to 6 O'Clock one admission each
day only $500. Automobile season
tickets with driver $500. The Militia
will have charge of the gates assuring
the public of ample protection. They
will also police the grounds, night
and day. Eight plain clothes men to
protect the Fair visitors from pick
pockets. In 1910 we had the reputa-
ton of conducting Fair with not a
pocketbook stolen, and not theft of
any kind.
One Fare for the round trip. Spe-
cial trains on the Chicago & North
western, the Milwaukee, and the CT.
Northern.
Music by the Fourth Infantry Band
at a II hours of the day and evening.
Our expense was all contracted for
by the 1st of April in order to obtain
the best there is for the people of this
state, and we sincerely hope for and
urge the attendance from every sec
tion of the state.
For Daily program, which will be
announced later; + or premium list OF
any information, address the secre.
tary. G. N. McILVAINE,
Huron, So. Oak
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1911-07-28
XIII More Than Wild Beasts.

The number of people killed yearly
by Wild beasts don't approach the vast
number killed by disease germs. No
life is safe from their attacks. They're
in air, water, dust, even food. But
grand protection is afforded by Elec
trio Bitters. which destroy and expel
these deadly disease germs from the
system. That's why chills, fever and
ague, all malarial and many blood
diseases yield promptly to this won
derful blood purifier. Try them, aud
enjoy the glorious health and new
strength they'll give you. Money
back, if not satisfied. Only SOC at
the Kadoka Drug store.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
OebMrten.

6ermonn 6. uub Spa Gottitsalt.
SapIsr part; Wdotsn.
W;uiam y. unb BeFiie Sones, ABB
Meft Court Strnbe; andbs.
gbdrles uno 4Hna Winer. 3027
IGrnihaip 4penus; gndbe.
Spfepb q. uno anris cannon; 429
g]ipnser Strabs; Wdbheu.
albert 6. uno alies gloebaum,
1873 Etnse apsHue; anabt.
Carl R. unb 9rae. Winelano, 84S
Glart Girabe; anabe.
albert R. unb R.lis WerseI, 107
Gornine Strobe; anabe.
Ge1parb unb R.fIis WoeninG 1870
Bluerod Sirab.; Rdotsn.
4bolph unb Rcfd Wisbta, 1870
8ins Strob,; anabt.
Carl uuo Carrie 3isie. 927 Weit
aibertp Gtrabs; GHabe.
Auguit nno Bertha msrns, 1897
0;ns Girabt; Rooheu.
Gbcrles u. uno Warie 2crens. 327
GINNING Gtrabe; anabe.
slobn uno glisabeth Gerharo.. 102
on CLIFTON apenue; aunbe.
Rils uno ellie gurls. 1850 Wdes
Sirabs; anabe.
s5oltpb uno Rate Econ. 1855 Waos
Sirobe; anabs.
Geora. une gmma 5sittr. 1921
Poplar Sirdb.; Waoden.
5r.h unb Glisabetb 2sb, 1709 We.
Iiern apenu,; aHabe.
Sobn unn Roie Erishler. 1019 Wsit
aibertn Strubs; Wdoden.
iyerbinanb uno Cora Grutfts. 1912
Dtnman Strab.; Mdofsu.
;5rsb uno Warn Sidllc, 1889 Rits
tenbouIs Strubs; anobs.
Wurtin nno gefIie Saunan, 1864
Clifton apenue; Tdoden.
Scbn uno Clara 5epot. 225 gisltr
S.robt; anabs.
e<orse unb Sobaunn Rottins. 1854
Spcamore GiraBs; anabe.
Wpbers nnb Catherine Itnnns
2436 Dine Ssrabe; anabe.
GueuIt unb gliiabeth Voasls, IL
Wsit NcWiIlan Strabs; anabe.
Casper unb eouiid alein. 254
Marner Strabe; Waoten.
ssreberid uno Moriba gsdsr. 1874
garn Gtrabs; anabe.
po.pel unb gfpenbolpn Groslep il.
5523 6dmilton 4psnue; Rnabt.
2ouis W. uno Inna giibltr
WcDnDaro unb CORN QreHue; Anobe
1homas uno Marp Brennan, 105s
Gutter Strobe; qnnbe.
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Gterblihfeitsbericbt.

7yrispsridu Rusb. 30, 6O6 Gprportb
Strabs; 5sr3leioen.
DiIiam s.. gampisp. 81, 10 Cit Z.
Mpsuus; 6srsIsiOeu.
5obH Wiloner, 16. 1916 Carl Ios.;
9ubertuloie.
5orrp Bsft, 6 DOhen, 315 Glioer
Strabe; Wagenleioen.
Catherine OH, SO, 1915 Tupton
Strabe; 6sr5lsioeH.
gsorgs 3anor, 58, Staots 6oipital;
sser3IstoeH.
Jobu Uturpbp. 80, 958 Barr Str.;
lubertuIo'e.
anna O. Sidman. IS, 1884 CLINT
Grcbs; ShDinpiutt.
Teroiudno 2tmpu, 3 Wondte, ll5
fyirolap Gtrabs; aiHbertoIsra.
Barbara GhlsHtsr. 81, seim fur
llubsilbdre; Snqusit in Shpsbs.
Rene Diats, 45, S13 6optins Ctr;
5u5ertuIois.
Diaiam 9edoerjd. 25. Staotz5o'
ipitul: qungensut3uubun1.
Soieyb autneu. 2 Monnte, 424
God Strabe; Wagenleioen.
gissi, graon. 80, Staots6oipital
5irRihiag.
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Srnucu 7iafoniiien sgSereiH.

9lm Tonneritag, ben 3. Iuguit,
perunftoltet Der 5rauens unb Sung
frauenzgerein fir Giutonis eirsn
Qusflua mad benz MaoiIop qart in
Catlen unb spar BON 10 llhr Yors
mittaqs bis 8 ubr 4benos. Ulittags
eiisu niro ierpirt I'm Die Ufittagss
itunoe uuo QbenosFsn Don 5 bis 7.30
lIllr. Giutrittstarten 15c; ainoer uns
tn 10 .Subren frsI. 8er oorun ges
psutt, pie unesnebm Die pertbsn 8o'
men i'm perfIoTsnsn Sabre ieoermanr
bspirtbeten in oem Ih0nen Bart. Del
piro aspiB aud BEL biefsm ausflue
IT'D uerne einfinosu. bsionoers oa stn'
10 auto Sohe bumit uRtsritiist rperoer
ioQ unb tam.
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9isttsr 9aite Hns Gater.

Gin trauriger Gan menihlidtn
Glenbs fam geitern glahmittag 3ur
aenntnib Der poIi3ei, als bic polis
3iiten 6illgroDs unb Gonners ben 36
Sabre alten 5armer Gbdrles Ban
BON WupnesDi[le, g., an Der 9sorge
uno plum Strdbs perbafteteH. Der
Mann befanb iid in Gefslfhuft feinsr
5rdu unb ieinsr beioeH 3tuper i'm
4lter BON 3 rsIp. 5 SabreH uno be-
Ihinlpfte bic 5rdu in Der niebertrd6z
tighten DeiIe. auBeroem beorobte er
Iie NIT benz 3obe. Die 5amilie fDuroe
na6 Der GENERALIZATION gebraht, mo
Srau Bali bem Sergeanten Rin8er
mittbetlte, bab ibr Wtann Elm lieDers
Ii6sr 8uri6s Isi, pelher jeben Gent
pertrinte uno tie unb Die 8inber bun
germ luiTe. sic ieien gu 5ub Don
Dupnespi(Ie mad Cincinnati getoms
men unb iisben Gage uHteripegs gss
/ tpe'eu. gaQ ertlGrte, ndh Cincinnati
gsfommen gu fein, um iid nah Qrbeit
um3ulsben. @r beitritt Die 8efhuloIs
gungeu ieiner Brau unb Dernetnts.
8etb in Isiuem 8eitBe gu bdben. als
er jebo6 Durhiuht puros, fie!en brei
Dollars aus ietnsm 9ute. Sr gaf
nuf gsrldngsn bss Sergeanten ieiner
Jrau nit gr0Btsm WiDerItrsben 81
BON bsm Gelpe, rpDrauf Gestere nit
ibren ainoern nah bem 6eim fur
Trsunoloie gebraht nIroe, Der Wldnr
rpurbe unter Der 2tntldge oes unor'
npn+lirheu Rpnphmpns piuoefperrt.
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- Der 8dter gdrl 8rob pom Ro.
40 9arfielo gIace meloeIs eeitern Der
gsolisei, bar er pom einem, ihm nlr
unter benz Ramen rSeB" betanntsn
ano.Iteufen in ieinem 9a0su. SO, 230
Meit 6. 4Denue, UNI $3.50 beitohlsn
poroen ieI.
- Gli g. Scorpanar, % Sabre alt.
Red,tsaupuft pon go. 507 Meit {.
apsnue. uurpe iriih 1siteru UtorgsH,
an mebreren aopfpunbeu leioeno, per
gatrolpaasn bon Der Ode Der 6. uuo
Central 4peRue aus nat Dem itaotl'
Iten Soipitol esbruht. Gr bshaup
tel. pom einem unbetanntsn 1Pdnr
aufaeha!ten uno nit evuem ,.Slatlad
nieDeroeihlaeen porpeu 81 Ietn.
Der 40 Sa6re alte 6austneht
GEas. Dai6ington bon Ro. Ais Sohn
Strase qerietb geitsrn gtahmittag ar
Der 5. Gpenu. unb Smith StraBe nit
sinem RaFsaenoHen Rdmtns Gun
nlnq6dm in Streit uub erIitt ShnEtt;
auunben on ben 4rmen, Sodnoen UNI
nj 8eIdt. Gr nurbe negen unfu9G
rsrbaftet uno nach bem itdbtiIdhen 6o
Tpital oebra6t. Der MrferbeIo pirt
ron Der 9oli3ei eeiuht.
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gasfeisyisHie Der Enruaemeinos.

Die g1ttolnoer Der Cincinnati
yuruasmsinee uno beren 5reunoe
irsuen iih Ifpn i'm ppraus duf ods
Sustet girnic. eds Sonntag. ben 6.
guouit. in Waasr's herrIttem Som
mtrearten nahe tein euoe Der 4e'i-
poob Strubenbahniinis itdttTtnoen
tpiro. 3uns. allerIsi SpieIe, aud
gSsttlaufeu. 3auSiehen une gaiebal.
moran fdh Sung nno ait bethslllgsn
i1nner, iinn CUR llHterhultuna porge
Ieben uno ihone 9reiis tam man oa'
,Is; audi asipinneH. DAB fir ben IN
re,en Renimn sbenfalIs aefprst piro.
anb niht nit Simonnot aIlsin, ~ BEL
ben 9nrnren tpohl felbitner'tanolth
asifc am 6. ausuit hiuaus gum gastei
S,iena oer 5nrugtmeiaos.
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IN fritiiden, 3mitamoc
seiinbm iA bic brei Cpirr Der
gdieherei i'm Silper Wson.
ppgierbans.

Der poIi5si sslang e bisber nod
nihi, bss Vegers habbaft 5u tpsroen,
lpelttr qsIiern Woreen sesen ] llhr In
Der Wirtbihaft bss 5ilper WOoH Cos
airbaui.s go. 324 OH 5ront Strdbs
sipei farbigs Grauen3immer uno einen
Rsasr nisperifob unb iebsnsgefdbrlih
Dsrlebie. Die Cpfsr bes Deiperaoos,
aissis 1inslep, 30 Sabre alt; auep
gdiefpoob, % Sabre oft, bon Uit.
Gtsrlina, an., unb Geprse Rihois, 27
Sabre alt, bon paris. an.. liesen in
triiiftem 3uitanbe i'm itdotiTten 5ois
pital ournieoer. Die beiben Jrauens
simmer tpuroen bnrh bic gruf refp.
in ben Wasen seidoH.n. rpahreno
RitoIs eine augel burf ben unisrs
Isib srhielt. Die bic goliSei srmittelte,
befanb Der Shisbboib iih tn BEN
3immer Der gis5ie 2inslep I'm Silper
Wloon aogirbaus, ais Der Wann osr
lsstesn beimtdm uno ibn aufforoeris
iih su entiernsn. Der a.rl itiirSte It'd
ouf grdu 3inslep uno periuhis Tie 81
erbroHeln. jtood seIang es ibr iib los
sursiben uHb bic 5reppe biHuntsr II
bic Wirthihait 5u lauien. oerfolst Dor
ihrsm angreifsr. tpslter iit BON eineH
Der in Dem Qofal aHtueienoen Jleeer
einsn Aspolper Iisb uno obne ipeiiere.
su ifieben begann. gepor bie augsn
seuesn Der Blutthat I'D, bon ibrsn
SdIreden srbolen sonnien, elite De-
Worbbube aus Der Wirtbifaft unr
psrihDdno in Der TunieIbeii. CT icl
Gin Giisnbahnarbeiter ieiu uno oi
poliSsi beiisi feline gefhreibung.
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llnihuloig perurtbeilt nuo
Sesraoirt.

ginem unihuIOig 9srurtbeiltsn bat
pas 4riegsgeridt Der /. 9aroesS Stpi=
Itpu feline gbre tpiebergegeben. @s
hanbelte iih I'm Den SergsanteH
Wans. Der Dor 3rpsi Sahren betm
8uroe qionier Battalion ftuub. Sm
April bes sSabres 1909 nuroe UluHs
rpeqen 9ieb'tatIs 81 feds glondten
9efdnqntb perurtbeiit. 4uBeroem
puroe er oegranirt uHo in Die 5pstte
&laFs be5 SoloatenitaHoes periegt.
sSnsipiiten bat Utans feline Strafe
ldHgIt abaebiiBt, uHo ais GeGhteter
Isbte er i'm RbeiuIano, no er als8ergs
mann iein Gebeu friitsts. 2lht Sabre
hiRourh mar er bftm UttIttdr eepes
len, uuO er ftaub tur8 Dor Der gefors
oeruRq gum 5elopebeI, uIs Die Oegras
potion uber ibn ausgeiproden puroe.
llno jest bat man ben 8eoauernsners
tbsu i'm DieoeraufndbmeDerfubre
p0tlig rreigefprpaen. gtnes 4beHos.
Qnfanq 1909, unternabm Der 4nges
faqte nit oem GrpfhteRtutfher pdll
cine gierreife i'm G0peniter 8iertsl.
gaul totte einen 0eIobeuteI nit ettpd
24O nlart bel 'i6. Is tpurbe tiihtig
oesett, ipqar Sett ipeHpirte paul uno
in iebr anqebsitertem 3uitanoe mad
ten fih bic beipsn quf ben Setmpeg.
| DQhetm Qnaelaugt, permiBte pauI 'eiz
men @elobeutel nit 203 Start. Gr be-
siftiate Utons pes DiebItabls uno be-
! bauptete Dor 8eriht, W(uHs babe ihn
quf pem 6eimpeqe NIT bem gemertsn,
er friere, bic Sanb in bic 3uihe gez
/ Itett uno babel oas Ge!o heraus9sz
npnmen. 9luf 9etrsibeH bee Berthet'
oiasts pes gerurtheiltsn, Rehisans
mats llLriG, purDe ods Wteosraufs
nabmeperfabren in bic 8ege gebratt-
0urh bic geneisaufnahme pnrssn
Die anouben Des gQul berart er'duts
| teri, baB ibn pas @jertht tlr ans
qlaubtpiiroi1 belt unp duf 4nirae
bss gsrtbeiolqsrs iopobl ais aud ees
9ertreters Der MHtldge Die polias
| 6retipredung ausiprat. WlaHs rtro
nun nieoer bic 5reiien erhdlteu UNI
pm feinem friiheren 9ouptmunn, bet
bem er iebr gut angeihriebsn itapo.
tpieoer sinqeiteat peroen. Jnr bic tlTls
! Itulpia erlittens fehsmpnotItbe De
! fdnaniBItraFe piro er ouf Staats'
| tpften cine Gnti4apisaus srhaIssa.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
SdDiueis geitalteu.

Qm 6. 4uquft fperbsn bic bieiiger
G9fpei3sr 8srsins in Der 2ugooH oas
620idbriee sJubildum Der nnabhdnglgs
tett fsitlih 6egsbsn unb oieIs 5eier miro
ith obne 5rage gu einem srobQrtsgen,
g.dnsenben 0oItsfeit gsitaIteu.
2dut ben fofpeit singetroffenen 4n'
melDungen tperben duber etpd 60 bic
Iigen ihtpei3er uno DeutIhen 8eretnen
iit aud cine ftattlifs 2tn3abl BON
S6rpei8er 9sreinen aus Oerihieosnen
S6eileu Der Staates iotpie aus mebres
ren Stdpteu in aentudp bet9etltgen.
Sp fommen gum 8eiipieI bic gertretsr
Der Shfpei3er SoIonie in Columbus,
1000 mdnn fart, aug 6amtlton bdben
'ih 90 1Seftthstlnebmer angemeloet uuo
cine itatttihe 8efuher3ahl itebt laut
Qnmelouno aus 2ouispiQe 81 erpdrs
ten.
Gn unterbdltung tpirb uuf BEN
5eitplaB tsin Wangsl IstH. AIs beuts
Tter T5eitrebner 1T Rihtsr Sobr
Sdtpaab, Der prditbsnt bes 8sutih.
4meritanifhen StaatsDerbaHoes Dor
Ohio geporneu poroen, tpdbrsnb ott
sngliIte Jeitrsos pon 5errn Qeoersr
sinem prominenten Wlttglieo oel
Ghpsi3sr 9oIorie BON GoDington
ap., gsbalteu tperben ipirb.
Sm Ramen oes GeitausihuTes tpsr
ben bic ausndrtigsn 9dite bel threH
Gintreffsn in Cincinnati pon ben Ser
ten 6. Guen3i uuo 6. 9rObe am Gag
oss Gsitss begriibt unc nah Der 60
aoon esleiiet psrbeu uno bas unter
tcltun8stommittss IeBt Iih aus oer
6erren Satob 2isb, Gmtl Ston6Gh
Ter unb u. aieeb Suiammeu.
Ms StabmsiIter fUsrbsn gelegentlic
| tes @oltsfeHss Die 5srrsn 6. aiiH3
rnb gmil auu8 funsiren, fpdhrsn
frau 6ofer nds Qnt Der S6aBnei
| Iterin fir oos Glatsruo iibertrdget
ruroe. Der Shtpeiser Utdnusrto
piro uelsaentiih b.s 7sitss cine Reif
oon Qiebsrn gu Gsb0r bringen uno be
| Shfpeiser Jurnpersin piro in ni6t q
rinasm MaBs ourd turHertite Dor
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matbloie Qlutn Smiih in BEN 5ausz
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geine fpar,n nit offenen 8eihnlrsn
lepett, aus oersn Die Wtaoen heroor.
trotsn. Der Qermfte puroe in esr
stiten IiftrittsTtnticn unter Der an'
llaoe oes 6srumlunssrns gebutt uno
Ipdter na6 Dem itdotiiten Soipi;a'
sebraht.