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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-06
By ARTHUR TURNER BEALE
Copyright by American Press Asso-
 ciation, f9l1
INDEPENDENTLY

When I went into my new house desired to have one room in it as an- tique as possible. That room is my library. Among the furniture I de sired was a desk. I looked about ev- anywhere for one that could be sure was very old and at last found one that filled my wishes. Upon getting it into my library I unlocked every drawer and after dusting it wiped it with a damp cloth. I noticed that every bit of space in tho. desk was converted into use except rectangu- lar area which seemed tO have been omitted A bit of yeneering as large as the tip of my finger had become loosened. In pressing on it released a secret drawer. There was only one piece of paper in the drawer, but it
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was important It was addressed on the back to Peter Driscoll and was dated April ., 1895. It read
 Send the balance of the property at once or take the consequences.
 I am endowed with a fair amount of curiosity and, fortunately for me, have the means to gratify it. I tele- phoned a prominent detective agency to send me q good man. It sent me Evan Hunt Showing him my desk, I told him where I had bought it and directed him to trace it's own ership. The next day he reported that the storekeeper from whom had pur- chased it had obtained it from the estate of Peter Driscoll, a man who had been found murdered one morn ing in his bed.
 I was very much moved by the news. saw at once tat the discovery of the paper placed upon me an obligation to turn the letter over to the authorities But as I am of a retiring disposition I did not relish being mixed up in a murder case. I concluded to prosecute my investigations further before mak- ing the matter public. Hedging my detective to secrecy, showed him the paper l had taken from the desk and directed him to find the writer. The signature Memo" was undoubtedly as- s1med. But the detective believed the handwriting was that of the person who had made the demand since those who levy blackmail are not likely to impart a knowledge of. what they are doing to any one else.
 It was fully a month before he re ported that he had found q man whom he believed to be the writer of the letter. No clew had ever been found to lead the police to the murderer of Peter Driscoll. Hunt had secured an aeauaintance with Driscoll's family. They had been rich, but discovered at the death of their father that the prop erty. which had consisted of interest bearing stocks and bonds, had disap- peared. They had concluded that he had been speculating and lost it. They had been obliged to give up the hand some house in which they lived and had sold their furniture at auction Hunt questioned them to discover If they suspected their fathers property had passed to the man who had writ ten the letter, but found they had never heard of him.
 A great many discoveries are stun bIed on. Hunt stumbled on the man who wrote the letter. He talked with every one who had known Driscoll and learned incidentally from one of DriscoWs acquaintances, a banker, that Driscol had kept an account with him. Hunt succeeded in inducing the man to let him have a peep at Dris- coils account. One man, an Italian named Vechi. he'd received large amounts for which there was no ex- pIanation. Hunt then asked DriscciPs widow to permit him to look over her husbands papers. Among them he found a letter the handwriting of which corresponded with that of the note l had discovered. Tn the note 1t was disguised. but not SO successfully but that Hunt suspected it was the same as in the letter he had compared it with. An expert proved that he was right. vechi lived as poor man. keeping shop in which he dealt in odds and ends. curicsities, and did something iD the way of autographs of prominent persons
 When we had laid our plans went with Hunt to yechi's shop. The Ital- fan had as dlsagreeable a face as any
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NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE

NORFOLK, Va. April 5.-witb nual session of the North Indiana M. E. Conference began in this city today with large attendance of clergy and lay members The sessions, which will last five days. are Co he presided over by Bishop Edwin H Hughes of San Fran cisco. r
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4eafiHes 9beafer.
g,HeE, fir Sirefisr E6mio nm
ndbIten g9Hnias.


Die rtuti6s qittsrotur III in BEN
feBten SabrSshnt duBerlt probuttiD gtz
ipeien. 6uuptmann uHo Suoermann
iino sttpas in ben 5intergrnno seires
ten. bdfiir aber itnb benz beutf6en
Bolt: nsue S1riftfte[ler eritnuoeu,
nuf beifen Derte es nit 5tol5 btH5as
peiisn permue. als elmer Der erfoIgz
reiGiten unter ben neuen aeuhteH Der
Grseuesr beutider gibnsn 2itterus
tur gilt sleItr Galten. sSeoenfaIls bat
iein S6auTpisl .4m anoerH nfer@
oas am Sonntdg I'M 9eutf6eu
3btdter 3ur GaritelIuus gslnngt
nnter ben Ropttdten ben groBten Bel,
fad ssfuHben uno III bura bic Guri
bss gublitums gum beitGnbigeu Rs,
psrtnirItiif aIler erfteu 9ubner
Teutihlonbs ettporoer. Das S6aus
ipiel bat brsi abtheiungsn. ]. att;
,GrdF Jsnitsrberg". 2. 4tt: Der
Grnjt bts asbens". 3. 4tt: .aufsr1
ftebuus".
Der Grfola Der RobitGt berubt
bauptId6lih auf bic sdAtdte Der
psnbuns nsuer Sheen. elmer erquident
ben Rdtiirlihfsit Der 6dnoIung. ben
alle pbraiologie fehlt. uno Der pcr
treFftihen 3ei1nung elmer 4n5db
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liz SdIten mar nihi baruuf bebaht
redt niele Renf6en auf bic 9iibHt q
brtngen. forntrn bat ieia 6auptdugen
inert auf bic Shaffuus BON tpirtIid
intereFirenhen gbdrattersn peripenbet
bsren 4ufsaben in Der 5onbluug bei
Stiides BON Bebeutung iinb. Die &c
ipiHsnbdft. gear6eitung i.ber sinJsI
nen gibnsnfigur unn Der duberit &c
ihidte i3eniibs 4ufbdu, bobeH su ben
| eroben grfoIse poH .,Am aHbsrn ufer'
tpeItntlin beietirassn. Die Wiener
anbe beg Mertes erforbtrt gang
Eiinitlsr nnb man pirD bdber on
ndhften Sonntdg gelesenheit boben
rortrefflife 2siituHeen su i.hen. De
2Openonihtil in Der GnrittlIuns fan
benz gtnefisidnten Germ D.G.S6mii
in brsi nerf6iebenen gharafier.n sl
unb Der Mutor Dat ibm fir feline Se
tbdtisung als Riinitlsr einen rtiiHii
gen 8rpdeH@ dufstlooen. Die Ddmei
GIle ShmibsGortn unb amanos
Blum boben bic lpeiblifeu 6auptrol
len inne. Sn bsrporrasenben Roasi
FInb fsrner 6trr llilrih 6dupt, Ger
9ictor RiiIier 5obrieius unb 5tr1
2ecpoIb Sneobi befhGftiai. 2ektsrti
6err tommt pom DeutIten 1beuter
in R.D Nort uHo snftirt MIR in bieieI
Noriielluns. Wsr fi6 sinen gutter
Dlab i'm sbenter fif<rn tpil. iollt
Iih feins 3idsts umssbsnn I'm 0orper
t1uf BET Otto aoB. apotbsf., Din
ano 2ibertp Strabs, 8. 81. 5htobolo
guhbdnblung. 1919 Zine Strabe
pber an Der Aafis nts Granb Gpers
5ouI. rtitrpiren.
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Die Qarf. 81 aon,,niifiou
g;eidlieft ben AufaHf DsridIiebeHer
Urraolfnde IN Barf5iDedm-

Die garttommiTion befdloB in ibs
rsr geitrigsn Sisuug, Derfdieoene
.9runbitiids fir partslptfs ansutnus
fen, Dorbsbaltlid natiirlih Der Gsnsh'
ntiguna bieIer aui1ufe nurd ben
5taotroth. Sn eriter ainie Dir6 Der
ioseaannts pcrter'fdr Grunbeissns
tbumslcmpler in GumulinsptIs On Der
Bruce uno baigbt apenue nnstt1uft
Dsrbeu. DitIer Eomplsr umfabt 80
9ldtr uno pirn $4,000 ioitsn. Ger
nsr lDirD Gin Grunnitiid BON Ill CUB
front gttauit psroen. ods on ben To-
asnounten Doobuarb part. sirlen
GpislplaB In 4ponndle anitoBt. Gsr
9GuFprsis betrdgt $4,000.
anBsroem ruros beIhlnHtn. I'm
maFbtneton gart sintn WuiitpdDilon.
per6anoen init elmer geoiirfniBanitcIi.
All errihten nnb arpdr an Der Gteae.
100 iid, iebt Die 5oniains befiHoei.
alun i'm 9urnet m0oDs Dart ipito sil,
nsuer Muiifpapiflon. perbnnosn nit
4snarfnibanfali. .rrinitt ipsrosH.
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Jntereffantes progran,ns
Wir6 anidklid bet @aibineton 0e.
bnrtstagsfeier bes giDnierper-
Gins onr6sefiibrt merSeu.

Gin duberorbentlib intsreTdntes
programm fpirD am fommenben Witts
mod geIegentlidJ Der 5sier BON Maibs
ingstoHs Geburtstas ourh ben Ssuts
fden gionierpereiH aur Dur6fiibrung
gslangsn.
Die 5eier finbst fpie iiblib In Der
Central aurnballs itatt uHb als 5eitz
rebHer lit grOfeiIor 6. 80. 2otipeth
bon Der bieiigen llniperiitdt gsnpnnen
iDorDen. Der grdIibtnt b.s gioniers
pereiHs 6err Jtrbinono Webger pirb
bic 5eitDeriammlung tpilltommen BET.
BEN uHb ouberoem bringt Der Qbenb
nod qisDsrportdge oes gionisr. .S1uz
gerhors uno zines audrtetts, an beIien
5pibs Dtr betannte 3enor 6err s5obn
| ". Sofimann. Der Crganiit Der Teut=
iheH CT. Sobdnnss Stride. itsbt, Der
uud etnigs Soli su 9eb6r briHgsn
pirn.
Rdtiirli6 fpirb bas ii6life 5.ffsHen
niht fsbien uno in bieier Stniiht III
cine tleins 8sr1nberung porgenommen
tporben, inbem D1s 5eitmdbl niht tpie
Itiiber mad GrleDiguns oesgrOgramms
l.rpirt fpiro, fonbern in Der Witte beg
Nrogramms eiHatIhobeH fpirb.
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Anfregenoes Nencontre.


Dm. gir6fieIb, priootbetetttp Der
9. uno 8. GiIenbobn, faBte geFern
ben Reger 4ler. Wartin, DON go. 515
George StraBs, babel ab, als er cine
Menge WeFtnggegenit0noe Oeriharrte.
gr per6Qftete ben 8erod6ttgen uno
trat nit ieinem 8efangsnsn Zen Weg
nah Der 4. Diitrittsftation an. Nm Der
5. uno Stone StraBe DerieBte Der RE
GER bem geamten plOBlth nit eInem
f9pereu Tetalftit einer 10 rpuhtigeH
6ieb an ben Sopf, buB 9trhfielo 5lI'
iummenbra6. Der 8orfaQ mar Don
rerIhieDensn gaFantsn qeiebeu rporoeu
uno Der Neger mar balD pou elmer
Menihenmenge umringt, Del6e cine
10 oro6enOe 5altuno oHuabm, bdB Der
utittlerpeile herbeioeeilte 2eltnant 6tu
@eritGrtuugen requirirte. Der Reaer
puroe BON ben 8eamten nit Ulii6e
ben 6Gnosn Der entriiteteu Wenoe spts
riIIen unD udn Der 4. Diitrtttsitaticn
debraht, Do CT unter ertiprehsneeH
AHtlaQen einoeIperrt pur0e.
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Che =GrlanbniRiheine.

(usabsr Gbafanppi6, 25, Belts Ctr.
lEannis aouorissr, 22, court Ctr.
(@bas. 9rissbp, "a, gpOpitOn, >.
lNapms Sacobs, p, 9euman Ctr.
lginn 3. gsaruut, 26, qoopitOn, 8
lgsIIie 6earr, IS, Gli5abstbtoDH.
lGbsItsr Rusler, %, Riron Ctr.
lglinnis 5sus, p, Garttags, 8.
(sSo6n D. Ranoea, so, spcumOrsStr
lWeattie Dan, 81. Sobn Ctr.
(0supsr Conner, q. GbiuicOtbs, 8.
IQulu Bennett, q, IS. 6. Ctr.
(,Sacu6 Sroutman. %. ROBmOgne, 8
igerlina 3. GngIiIh. p, DO.
(Wlartin Spsns, %, gart Ctr.
1Rarie Rpar. q, 9lsupoDS aos.
(Sobn 9. aellsr. 81. gImpooo 9luce
l8srt6a Glatt, q, Ct. Bernard, 3.
(abos. gurtsI, 80, Gtraigtb StraBe
lQlics D6alsn, %. Wtithel plate.
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Gd)iuere antlase.

Inter fhtperer anilags purbe ses
fern Der 72 Sabre olie Mnurer 6. 6.
Stephens, pon 30. 402 Mefi 9. Ctr.
pon ben Gebeiinpoli3iiten Grim unb
gilisnan nerboftti. Gr ION unerlaubts
Hssiehungsn su ieinsr Is Sabre alttn
Gntslin 5elen 8uner unttrhalien bus
ben. 2lm A. Jebruor ipurbs poliSeis
def ,Sadfon non Drou 5ba Suder.
non glc. 1881 Wlonrpe ape., Sgben.
Ilioh. erfuf,t. Rahiorinuneen nod ihs
rer is Sabre alien softsr Sbo dn5ua
iielIsn. rpelfe entlaufen fei uno iif
isoenfolls sa ibrsm 8robpattr g. g.
Stephens bsgsbsn babe. Die Gehtims
polisiiten Grim uHh giltsnan itsllieu
cine llnttrfuduns an uno ermittelter
gafsn, tpslds geitern sur Dfrbnftuue
Des aIten Mannes iiibrfen. Gas Jun.
ae Msanhen Npurbe nab benz itdetiidler
6nfpital gsbradt. Gttpbtns beftreitet
Iin In irgeun elmer Meifs NIT ieinei
GnieIin pereanstn 81 bdben. giebt ie'
bod AL, hsrn itHasH Wsibhtn 6as Ati1
fsasib aefonbt III hdbsH. Der Dc
faneens Isbt ieit sipdnSia 501rrn Dor
feiner fJraa setrtnnt. pclistihe1
andfcn bat bic Mutter bts iunger
Hldbhtns teitsruphif6 tffnnt. iDfor
l.pud, Ginfinnrti ~ tcmmtrl
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Samuel 8lehI6iegsr, % Sabre alt,
BON go. 755 Rortb Crescent ape.,
Nanager Der 8su glotbiug 60. on
Rac. Strube uuo Opera Plate, puroe
in Der Mittpo6 Raht on Crescent
glpe. unb Rsabing Rpao pou oem au'
tomobil bes 8. ). Dillsnbere, pon
fort sbomas, getroffen uno auf Die
5ette seihlsuhsrt. Gr tpuroe IN be-
ipuBtloism 3uitanb Roh Dem Suoti6tn
6oipitdl eebraht, no es Iih herauss
ftellts, bdB Ieir rehter arm uno fs'n
liutes gein 9ebrOhen tparsn uno onB
.r aubsrbem iuusrs 8erlesungen erltts
ten bate.
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Webnrten.

saobert unb Role Dobertp. 327 Sr.s
goH Gtrnbf, Mdo6sn.
Bidiam unn SuIin grnan, 47l5
Garris Glrabs. Wlabdtn.
Soi<ph unb CLARA WeinotnnOrf,
1912 Denmon Girdbs, Wdbhen.
RnbcIpb unb Gpa Grimm. 64e
5ltope Gtrdbe. RnGbe.
Daniel unb Wsarsarst O'9ritH 9
Heff Ap., Madden.
5obn unb Catherine Grsulih. 1856
Qingo Gtrnbe. Andbe.
1ernarb nnb CLARA Ratternlcnn
1915 G<jt Gtrnbs, Uldb6eH.
abGm unb Mdrn 9cf. GiHnlap uni
R0ft Gtrobt. HHabt.
Gtepbcn iInb UaaseoItHe atidmaHH
1900 Mdfe &trcbt. MdD6tn.
GblDdrb unb Mofs Gdgop. 372z
GtpbtRs pI0ts. Ml6bnen.
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SSsntiiisirnnq ausstidIlDiisu.

Coroner Or. gOs srbisIt geitern eli
nen 8risf ppu 9eorg Cunningham,
Charleston, %. 9a., in tpel6em Der
Shreiber Die slnIiht dusfpriht, oaB
babn imShiO esfunoene 2siHe nit oer-
bah i'm Sbio gsfunbsne 2sth: nit bers
isnigen bss Sbebiab Bans, rpelher am
%. Robember bel gbdrleftpn in ben
SluB gefalIsn isin iou, ioenttfh isiH
mag. Cunningham piiuiht Su tptHeu,
Oh bic 2eid,e fidh in elmer 9erfdFuno
bsfinbst, baB fis eDeutusl iosutifi5iri
iperpsn t0nne. Coroner 8r. gDe ant,
tportett, bob Die 2sihe psrartig psrpeii
lei, baB cine SoeHtiiiSiruna ausee'
ichloifen lei.
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gterblihfeitSberidlt.

9eorq Grid, SO, 200 grOabDap,
SubertulOie.
0iatam 5auner, 90, 1924 Relfou
ab., Riersnleiben.
ROfu!ie 3refins, 3 1ags, 404 Oft
13. StruBe. ShpGhe.
9sorge Rsmenspergsr, 2, 308 nc
mideu Qp.. S9arluhfisber.
9eorge 8. Stons, "A, SisbIaHD au..
sSnqueTt in S6psbe.
Margarst Riebp, 80, 2642 gaitern
glpeHus, 2unoenentSuuouns.
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fer sSuliu 8aLlat $3.50.
a6olp6 Rittsr iit RahlaBDsrrpolter
rcn Otto BiTsr; perfoHdIien $3.50,
Grunoeigsntbum $500.
gmmu Zimmerman 1T RahiaB'
fpalteriu DON &mdlid 9raborp; 9erio'
nalien 5000, 8runoeiqenthufn $4,000.
Wsi6ael 6rseion iit SeItamsntspol.
fireder pon Nlt6ael 5reeion, 1r.;
9runbeigsntbum $1700.
2auretta Robertion III RaaloBoers
palteriu bon margarst 8utsr; perIo7
nalien $291O, 8runoetgentbum $1,000
giholas 9ttri3 1T RuhtaBDsrnaIteE
non syofepb aaIin; 9erionuIien $65.
2. q. u. 5utpprth 1T gta6laBper:
rrulter Don Belle 6. 6apOrth; perIo
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unb %. apri!; z. limb %. Wsoi; IL,
IL. uno 13. auguit; 3. geptenber.
Mit Gbieaep: "a, 25., 26. unb 81
Mpril; 20. uno 30. Suni; /. Suli;
q, IL unb II. Ssptembsr; IL. Sttos
Der.
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Mpril; 81, o., "a. uuo 25. Suni; %.
5uIi; z. uH0 8. Dttober.
(4usp6rts.)
Sn Bottom: g., TO-, II. uHn IL.
Wai; g.. T., 8. uno 10. SuIi; 81. %.
ano %. ausuit.
Sn grDOsIpu: 18., 49,, 90. unb %.
Wai; 90, 81, unb %. SuIi;
,28., 60, 80. nno 81. ausuit.
Sn ReD gOrt: o.. "a. uRb rs.
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IT,, 1s. uno 10. ausuft.
Sn philadelphia: 13., 15., 16. uno
II. Moi; IL. H., 13. unb IA. Juli;
"a, 25. unn 26. auenii.
SR pittsburg: 90, q. uHb %
aprii; 26. unb 27. Mni; &C., n. unh
%. suni; A., a. unb 5. September.
Sn gbitago: g., A., 5. uno 6. Wluii
2, 4. unb 4. Sult; r.. g., Q. unb 10
Gspttmber.
sn ct. aOuis: %, %. unb 80
april; l., &c., 30. uno 81. gldi; i
Ssuni; IA. uno Is. Geptsmber.
Die srfihtIih, Beginner uno enber
bic ,Rebs" tbre Gdilon i'm bieiiger
palIparse nit att bintsr einuHber fol
genben Spielen 4 NIT pittsbure
unb 4 nit ct. 2puis. 4ah fiHo ID
nen untsz ben biefistu Spielsn II
GonHtnee nnb Ia Somitoee oi
beitsn aaHtntaee Sugeifduotn NOR
zen. an ben brti ernbeH 5eisrtcssi
- Observation-Disclosures, 4. Sui
unb 4rbsiiertas fpisIsn Die .Rsbs'
nustpdrts.
6err auguit 6trrmanH, prdFoen
Der ..Rebs-. rsifts s.ftsrn BON gssn
gort nn9 Bottom 3u einen 3u isiner
Gbre pon Der bortieen 2iga bes 9 4
Sroens, beF.n prdiiDent .r In. Deran
itnlteten 9dntstt ab. CT ipirD am %
b. Rts. in Cincinnati 5uriiderportst
! 0on benz Rrdnssnlaeer bes Serrr
Bancroft, bes Gisf9dftsfiihrsrs be
.Rsos", I'm biefgsn gbriit 5ofpitol
iommi bic srfrsalite gaG6ridi, bal
Der 3uftdnb bes patientsn bere6tiet
6offnuns ouf balDise uno rOlftdnDig
@sneIung eiebt.
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1aie.Dau.

GnbsiiIties Wertdsung bes Raiio'
naIIign Dirssioriums. Dcs
SpieIprcsramm Der aRebs4 fir
1911. = Saiion besinnt unD snbei
In GinsiHnoti NIT ie 8 bintrsinons
bsrfelsenbn Gpisltn. 6errn
gansrOfts 3uitanc boffnunsspol.
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Mme ben OeritbtsbDfem.

Grdno sJarb trift beitte ipieSer in
sikans. - Snaomafsr beanitaa.
bet Mnflagen. - gerurtbeilter
8anferptteHr Derflagt ieiae eben.
falls Dernrt6eilteH Sbeilbaber. -
Gbei6eibnngs'a alaaen. - SdaSen.
eriab.SGile. - 8eoeuteHber 0a6-
laH Wrano eiaer Seitameutsflage.
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Wis ertpnriet. fanb an Wi.tipo6
Nahmi.iag in Heip Yorf bic snosiil'
iigt 0srtngung bes N0tionolliea Di.
rsstoriums nnh spsiftiinDiesr unn
harprnifner Gtsung. In tptIHer bnz
pom beireffeHntn ausfhub uHterbrsi'
iets Gpklprogramm fir 1911 sur An'
Habme gfiangis. iinii. Der Ditsid6ries
ssampF nm bic qisasW WsiItsrihoft BE-
ginHt am MiiinoH. ben 12.4pril. unt
ennst am DpnnerftaG ben IL. Citos
Isr. Nm Gr5ffnuasstass fpiit piiis'
BURG IN Cincinnati. Gs. Qouis In Obi.
sngo. HroofInn in Bottom uHo pblin.
bslphia In Rem U0ri.
0as prosrGmm fir bic
.Rtbs~.
t5H Ginsinnati-)
Maii ApIion: g.. 81, 4. nnn 5. Suni,
T., 8. uno 3. Auguft; 27., q. nHo 30
G<ptembex: I. Gttob<r.
Wit NroetInn: ID, l6.. IL. unb Is
ssynrl; q, 20, 80. nnc 81. 9uli; %
uflb q. Gsptcnhxr; 2. Cttober.
Mit Rem U0ri: 10, IL. ~. uni
13. Juni; o., o., 20. nnb 27, 1uli,
23.. ~. nnb g. Geptemter.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-17

Rad uB 81 den.
Der perfonlit< RahIab oss 8ers
tboID Reper bstr6st $1665; psrisniss
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21
NaylOr... Bernard.

The many friends Of Prof. Elmer T.
Naylor and Miss Sallie Bernard were
much surprised on August 2l to learn
that these two young people were
quietly married August Is. They
stole a march on their friends and
went to the home of Rev. Mont Mil
ner, at Leesburg, who performed the
ceremony at o'clock
Mr.. Naylor is a graduate Of Ohio
Northern University at Ada. He
went to Piketon as principal of the
high school and is principal this year
at Bainbridge. He is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Naylor.
Mrs. Elmer Naylor is daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Bernard, Of the
Fairview Meeting House neighbor-
hood, which is about three miles east
of Vienna. New Vienna Reporter.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21
How This e?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
#. j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDINa, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
patton.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21

Miss Helen Clarke, of New York
City, who was bridesmaid at the
Allen-Beecher wedding, left Tuesday
for Baltimore, Md, where she will
visit before returning home Miss
Marguerite Pattison, another brides
maid, went to Cincinnati Wednesday,
where she will visit Miss Anna Louise
Irwin, before returning to her home
at Baltimore, Md.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21

George W. Barrere Jr., who has been
examining the books of the officials of
Union county, spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family here. He
completed the work in that county
Friday and went Monday to the Nc
Connellsville, where he will examine
the books of the officials of Morgan
county.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21

Reed Ayres, of Decatur, ILL.,, who
has been the guest of Ed. Ayres and
other relatives here for the past week,
returned home Wednesday. Mr.. Ayres
was born and reared near Hoaglands
Crossing. He left this county while
in his teens and this is his first visit
here I'm 45 years.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21

The opening display Of fall and
winter pattern hats at Miss Elizabeth
Hughes parlors will be held Thurs
day and Friday Of this week. Parlors
on S. High st. over DR., Hoyt's office.
A cordial invitation to attend is ex-
tended to all.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21

Charles Fame, of New York City,
was guest at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. G. B. Beecher Saturday and Sun
day and attended the Beecher-Allen
wedding Saturday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1911-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. r S. Quinn and
daughters, Mrs. Mary Palmer and
Miss Anne Quinn, Of Washington g.
H., attended the Beecher-A lien we'd
ding Saturday. While here they were
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Larkin and Mrs. Lily S. Quinn.