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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
Walters-Y

Mr.. Leonard f. Walters and
Miss Blanche M. Yates were united
in marriage Monday evening, Nov.
21. by the Rev. F. o. Fraley, at the
Methodist parsonage. There were
present two sisters of the groom.
Mrs. Lee Kendall and Miss Bertha
Walters, who witnessed the cere-
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. Walters will reside
in Plymouth, where many friends ex-
tend to them best wishes.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
Ritter -Bearss.

Mr.. Bert R. Ritter of Tippecanoe
and Miss Fonny |. Bearss OF Tippe-
canoe township were married at
3 O'Clock Thursday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. F. o.
Fraley. The groom is son of
Daniel Ritter and the bride daugI-
ter of Fred Bearss. one of the prom
inent farmers of Tippecanoe town.
ship. The couple were accompanied
to Plymouth by Mr.. and Mrs. Low
ney of Bourbon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ritter left Plymouth on the north
bound Lake Erie train at 4:17.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23

necessary to apologize for tariff
wall than for this country's material
progress. The history of the United
States for the past fifty years is
practically the history of the republi
can party. Every intelligent man
knows this, and every man admits It,
except the leaders of the opposi-
tion. and few superconceited re-
publicans who would rather see the
party ship wrecked than to see it
guided safely through by hands
other than theirs.-Starke Co. Re-
publican.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
LODGE ORDER CELEBRATES
Bishop White of Fort Wayne, ind,
Takes Part.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Nov. 22.-The
Lodge of Perfection, Valley Of Fort
Wayne, F. and A. NJ, celebrated its
twenty-fifth anniversary with i've
seyenths of its 1,400 membership pres
ent at the banquet. William Geake
presided. Bishop White OF The Fort
Wayne Episcopal diocese offered the
invocation.
The celebration in the ConslstoTy
Hall was notable because of speeches
by Barton Smith of Toledo, sovereign
grand comm ander, and by Governor
Marshall.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
REVOLUTION IS SPREADING
Cavalry Ditrihuted Along Long Stretch
Of international Boundary.

FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 22.-Ths Reyista
revolutionary plot against the Maderis-
ia government is taking on wider
scope as the United States and Mexi-
can secret service men continue their
investigation and unearth new evil
dence, and the United States and the
Texas officials are pushing most ac-
lively their efforts to prevent the
forces gathering on American soil to
plan their attacks on Mexico.
Cavalry hes been spread out along
the Rio 0rande from Laredo to
Brownsville,
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
McNef- Schroeder.

Mr.. Jas. III. MeNeff, a young tele-
graph operator of Lapaz, and Miss
Grace Schroeder, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Schroeder of Polk
township, were married at The U. B.
church at Tyner on Sunday, Nov.
l9, Rev. Love, pastor of the church,
officiating. The couple have many
friends who wish them well. Thev
will make their home in Lapaz.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
bends Sell Asovs Par.

Evansville, Ind. Nov. -. City
Comptroller Joseph Kolmeyer sc,S
sSC0, 600 worth of city bones r'.nhins
twenty years and bearing Ter cert
interest. All the herds were puf-
chased by local interests s. slisht'y
above Slu1.50, the LARGEST amcrnt' SEQ
TO any che nan Being 100000.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23

The funeral OF Mrs. Morgan will
be held at the home of Gsrt Yockey
on Michigan street at 10 :0e Thurs
day morning and friends will take
the Ills train on the Lake Erie s.
Western road for Tyncr where the
burial will occur.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
eondsmen Seek Aldermen.

Gary, Ind, Nov. 22.-Bcndsmen OF
Alderman Anthong Baukus, cne Of the
defendants in the Gary bribery case,
who has been missing for a week. he
gan an international search for the
man. when. as they say, they were in
formed that he was en- the sea 6ea1c
for Europe and net absent cn Ers..
ness trip as was .suproseds
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
Jlson-Fells.

Word comes to Plymoutf friends
of the marriage on Saturday even
ing Of John R. Jilson. known here as
Romer. and Miss Helen Fells, both
of Chicago. Romer is the son of Mrs.
Fannie Jilson who is we'll known to
Plymouth people, and is an old
town boy. having been born in
Plymouth. Friends here wish them
joy and unalloyed happiness.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
Kamp-Greer.

Paul h. Kamp and Ruth May
Greer, both of Culver, were at the
County Clerk Office getting license
Monday morning when Justice c. P.
Holloway came in, and there being
no time like the present, the couple
were joined in the bond of matri-
mony then and there. and went on
their way rejoicing.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
M A R R I A G E S
Twomey-Myer

Mr.. Earl W. Twomey. the new
deputy county auditor. and Merriam
L. Myer, trained nurse whose
home is in Bourbon, were married
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Twomey
tried to KEEP the wedding a secret,
but it leaked out However. it
could not be found out who married
them, though Mr.. Twomey states
that they were married in Plymouth.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
ONE CENT POSTAGE
Government Also Operates the lee
phones and Telegraph Lines, II
Addition to Carrying Letters
and Parcels.

The report Of the postofice de-
partment for theUn tied Kingdom
the fiscal year. shows a profit o.
$21.000.00O, and this moreover after
paying loss of S5.500,000 for tele-
graph deficit. and another loss OF
100000 on its telephone depart
ment. In Great Britain all the COM
mercial telegraph business. and Eost
of the telephone service Is operated
by the government. While 1t IS
true that the wages of postal en-
ployes there are very much lover
than here. and the average distance
letter isca rr;ed is less than in
the United States. vet the domestic
letter rate Is but cne cent OF our
money. Moreover. a large parcel
post business is handled. amounting
to over five billion pieces. while
there were only three billion letters.
Over one billion packages were car
ried for a half-penny. or one cent OF
our money, each.
In view of the fact that the
English are not as voluminouS letter
writers for business and social pur-
poses as the Americans, and that
the parcel rate is low there and
high here. it woald seem as if our
own postal department might be
ahle to so manage its affairs as to
avoid any loss without increasing
the rate of postage on any class of
matter. and TO establish a parcel
rost rate which would srrfe the
people without involving any loss in
doing So Thousands of small shor
Keepers in London, for example,
have no other means of delivering
purchases. You step into a store on
the Strand and buy a book. hair
brush, box of cigars, and the par
GELS post gets 1t cut to your resi-
dence six or eight miles distant al
most as quickly as you Get there
yourself. 1t is the salvation of ihe
shop keeper In the small towns. who
can order goods he cannot afford to
stock and get what his customer
wants. quickly and at the cost OF one
or two cents, or less. For postage.
The country dealer in fighting the
parcels post. especially as proposed
as local on rural routes only, Is
fighting his own best friend. al
though he does not know IT, He has
not made its acquaintance. and fails
to comprehend his own possible OPP
portunities.
Not hundred miles from Chica-
60 is town of about $500 people
Ten years ago many of its merchants
bitterly opposed the construction of
an electric line between that place
and a little hamlet Of perhaps 100
people. 10 miles distant. It was
argued the new road would build
up another town and all the farmer
trade in that section Mould he lost.
The line was built, tie little hamlet
has grown to a town Of more than
LOCO Inhabitants, with waterwor.s,
electric lights. telephone exchange.
fire department and all that: and
the trade from that section with the
old and large town never was. and
never would have been. anything like
what it is today, but for the road
Transportation facilities.-and facjl-
itv includes reasonable ccst of ser
yice-create business. A parcels
post will do the same-H. Fl. Wind
sor in the December Popular Me-
chanies Magazine.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
ltaIv MobiIizino More rroops.

London, Nov. "a dispatch from
Milan via the frontier says that the
Italian government las found it neces-
sary to mobilize another 10000 men
for service in Tripoli
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
Smith-Kline.

At the County Clerk s Office on
Monday afternoon. occurred the
wedding of William V. Smith and
Miss Edna M. Kline, Justice Hollo-
way performing the ceremony.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-11-23
Church Selects Janitor,

John R. Jacoby has been selected
as janitor of Jacoby church and is
to serve in this capacity for a year.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
2opal geeion.

ssiir bic am 3. Wloi b. s. ifattfine
bsnoe 8eamtenipobl, Bel ipel9tr 9elez
senbeit duA ods iibfihe Sabresbdntett
DsranitdItet fpirb, iinb fOIgenbe aonbt>
oaten aufgsitelIt ipcrbeu:
Commander Capt. 5. 9oroon
Ganlpr.
Senior 8icegommdnber 2eutn1nt
80. .. 8. Snitb unb Weaior George
8. Gof.
s5nnior g}iee COMMANDER Gent.
QIFreb gtrtIe unb Gen. R. D. Sealp.
Recorber Ntaior W. R. 5braa.
Regiitrar Capt. Sames q. 8olos
min unb Companion 9bilip 5tntle.
G6abmsiiiere 2eut. 5. so. 5ubbelI
adn5lsr Companion Gbtparb 9.
Serome.
aaplon Capt. Geo. u. 5bdDer.
Council Capt. s. gatItou Blair,
2eut. 6. 6. Wlcgoaen, gompanionD.
q. Gberiols. Companion u. 8. gI5s
ner, Companion M. g. 8uhpalter
uno Companion Wm. Gillespie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28

ii6 Die 8efiirdtung oIs irrig, bd bic
Grnu, tpelhe in ibrsr fnHlofen anqft
betm 4usbruh bes syeuers baponasIdnS
zen mar, ipdter gsfunben fpurbe. 6enrD
5drfnonn, Elm 0roeer, bon Jlo. 3798
GtItcfl 4Denue, entbsdts bos sfeuer uno
ipolIte bic Jeuermelpes3 3sntrole aufrus
fen, bate ie0o1 ben nDtbiaen glidsl
Hidt in Der Gof6s. Gr ertlarte Der Tee
ltphoniitin in Der 5slepbonz grd,auqe,
bob er,tin Jeuer sur WsIouna brinden
tpolle uno oub iebe Winute foft6dr Iei.
5roboem tpeigerte bic 5eIep6 6oniIttn
fi6. ibn NIT eer 5eusrolarmsg gentraIe
gu ptrbinben. Gdliebli9 tpurbe elm
aIorm BON bem Wlelber Gde Der glnbt
unb 5iuiibe aps.. sinseianbt. Das
Wobnhous beg gnslifb iuurbe nit feis
mem enbdlt 3eritDrt unb Der grdnos
ffaben belduft fid ouf $4,000.
- Nus unbstnnnter llrinhe lam
geitern 4btnb $3.50 llbr Elm Geuz
sr I'm 5tpeiten Stodirerte bss 6duies
30. BOA 2uursl Strnbe gum ausbrud,,
iDeldes duf einsn Still1Iarm bin aes
loIft fDnrbe, nahbetn elm S1aben bon
$50 1ngerihiet tpprptn mar.
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fur abfdaifuna sts aanaIi.

Die bon Ren. Deter Robsrtfou npn
Der Usobdpt presbnterianer airde ins
asbsn ssrufene 8ereiniguns fir 4b-
T9dffung bss RanaIs inntrbolb Der
Stdbtsrenssn bat IN tbrer geitrigeu
8eriGmmlung gefdliifs ansenommen,
iporin bic 9egislutur aufgeforbert
pirb, bic bsirsFfenhe 8iu prompt gu
paFirsn. gu Der Sisung mar aud
Gr3bii6of UlosIlsr gelaben. 8srielbc
entfnuIoigte isin Rihttommeu i6rifts
Iih nit 4rtss.f6dftsH. SH BEN
S9rsiben ertlGrts iih Der airhenfiirIt
NIT ben 3ieleu unb 3tpeden Der Der
einieung siuperftunben uno rebet ebens
fans elmer Gntferuuug Ses aunaIs
bds Mcrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28

Pbtld belpbia. 2tnget.: vSas
berforb" BON Pbildbelpbia.
8 herbourg. Abgeg.: rPrin3
5rieori3 DiIbeIm nu9 Rep gOrt.
30 ton. 4nget.: r@ruf Wuloerz
lee" BON 9dm6urg, na9 Baltimore Be-
fttmmt.
ct. So5n, q. g. gngetom.: .Quts
W2dnttoba" bon 2iberpool; ,Wpntroie"
bon 2iDerpool.
palermo. Qbgeg.: npsrugiu"
mad ReD YOrt.
9uDre. abgsg.: .Riagdra" mad
Rep Yort.
IT otter b IN. &nget.: Uranium
bon Netp YOrt.
9 ou th m , t % n. Ing.: ,4orius
tic" bon gtep Yort. - Qbgsg.: r5tns
lamb nah Rep gprt.
8lasgptp. 4bgeg.: california
na6 Qefp Yort.
GbriittanI anb. 4bgeg.: .unis
tsb States" na6 Nsp Yort,- 4neet. :
Oscar IL" bon Sem gort, nah &o>
penbagen beitintmt.
9ouGOgne. Qbgsg.: .Roorbam"
na6 Sem Yort.
Ssnua. Qbgeg:. .Gsttic" nad
Rem 0ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28

Gin unbetaunter etlpa so Sabre
alter Uaann tpuroe geftern abenb duf
benz Grnno Central 8ahnbofe pI6sIih
gepalttbdti9 uub perurio9te beosutsns
be QuFresung, bepor er iiberpdltigt
iiHS in gatroItpagen 4 nah benz 90
ipital gebraht tperben toHnts. Sn Der
gmpfangsnnro iblue Der WtaHn,
fpel6er unsefGhr 200 gfunb idtper II
unb bsrtulti6e arGfte beiibt. pie ras
feno Inn iia unb nebrere poIi3iitsn
unb psrTdiebene 6oipitdlangefteQts
batten einsn barten Sampf 3u be-
fte5en, sbe es seIang. ben Patteutsn
gu ibertpdltisen unb 81 feFsln. Der
Wdnn leibet on DeliriuH 3rsmens
unb b<ftnoet iidb na6 anii6t Der
4sr5te in 6eoenfIiHen 3uitanbs.
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gSertbbplles gd)anfeniter
Bonn Gturmiuiub .iHseoriift Mnb
,srtriimmer!.

WGbrenb beg ortdndrti1en Sturmes,
tueI6er geitern MorseH iiber Gincinnati
binfeete, fpurbe bic erobe Spiegelgluss
iheibe i'm S6dufeniter Der Wuiitbdnbs
banblung bon Gbur9 &c 8einfomp, an
A. unb Gin StraBe. Sertriimmert. Gin
tuabrer Resen BON 9ldsIderben praIz
ielte auf ben Seitsnipeg nieber unb
baB feiner Der 3ablreihen gdHanten,
tuelhe our 3eit bieSttlle paHirten. psrs
lebt ipurbe, III iiberrdfhenb. Wdre bic
f6ipere 5heibe, itdtt na6 4uBen bin,
in ben aaben gsfullen, 70 mare on ben
fpertbDolien, binter benz Sdanfenber
aufgsIteuten pianos sfpeiiellos be-
trG6tli6er Shaben anseri6tet tpors
ben.
auh in onberen Sbeilsn Der Stdbt
tpurbe bur4 ben Sturm mebr ober
fpeniaer GROCER S6aben anseri6tet.
SIN GlmtpoobgIaee ipurbe cine lsers
ftebenbe Gtrnftur, fpeI6e I'm poriaen
CONNER Elm Qideltbeater bekrbrgt
bate. bon hsm 8inbe nisbergsriiien
unb neuolirt.
Gin NIT 9eu eslabener Wagen, ipels
der BON go. Wprris aelentt ipurbe,
tpuroe nabc adoption bon oemSturm
umgefhleubert, unb Diorris fam uns
ter sds Seu gu Iiegsn. Gr mar balbs
sritidt, als 4ugenseuesn beg unfalIs
ibn aus isinsr sefdbrIi9en Gage be-
freiten.
Dos Canoe Der 8riiber Sorrn unb
Bm. 6arneD fenterte i'm 2ittleWiami
Riber, nabe Gli5abstbtopn, isoph ses
lang es ben SnIafeu, unter groBsn
Gdtpisrigteiten bas lIfsr ihpimmsno
3u erreihen.
9efeHeers fAner tpurbe Der ipeits
li9e 9kil bes 5dmiIton gountps 10.
ipie Boone gountn bon oem unipetter
teimgefu6t. Bon 3d6lrei9en Sdus
fern fpuroen bic 91fer dbgsriFTen unp
eine Rense 3duns puroen umgetpors
fen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
Granoeisemt6am ano 2sauten

SIN it1btii6en 8duarnt ipurben ass
tern bic folgsHbtn Observation-Disclosures
tripirtt: 8. 9oImann, oreiitodiges
Wobnbdus an Der 5nmiIion apenue,
nobe Der galm Strdbe, $4,000; 3.
gD. Duie. 23itodiges Wpbnbaus on Der
Bruce Strabe, ndbe Der Yitts StraBe,
$500; 5enrn 8olImer, 2aft0digss
Bohnbaus on Der Bruce Strdbs, nabs
Der pitts StruBe. $500; o. Belt,
3tpeihodiges Wcbnbdus on Der Draper
Strabe. ndbe Der Spring grope aps.,
$500; 5enicn DrD glsaning Co.. .ins
ftOdige gdrage an Der Rsuotna RoaD
uf0 5ifnidn StEGbs, $500; z. Rom
Mig, 2aitodiges 6aus an Der Sfte aDs.,
ndhe Der 4ntbonp StraBt, $4,000; Go.
gornen, StpeiitOfiges Mpbnbnus on
Der 6erIheII apenus, ndbe Der Delta
4penus. $500; Wargie Gofparns, %
Hodges gDobnbous auf BEN 9runb.
itiid go. 1862 5adbtrrn Sirdbe,
$4,000; Il. O. 8ammsrIin, Sfpeift0diges
Wobnbuus auf BEN GruHbitiid go.
1886 ainuep 4benue, $4,000; u. O.
gnrnmerIiH. 2at0dises WObnbdus oui
bem Grunbitiid Ro. 1871 Jdirfar QD.,
$500; 90. 6enisl, einif0diees Do6ns
bdus an oer>Bras6e, nabe Der Sontc
5trabs. $1,000.
Die fidbtifhen gibliot6etstorrmifs r
fare uuter6retteten seitern i'm itdnti.
fhen gaunmt Die gtdnt fir bic nsue
3tpsisbibliothei in 5Doe gort. Dos
gebdube. osftn gau $4,000 toItsn
ion, tpirb elm Stodipert bed Itin unb
duBer nsH peridi.beneu gibIioibe.ss
rdumlihteiten aud sineH gerIomm.
lungsfaaI fotpie WobnrdumIih,eitsH
fur ben 5uusmeifter snthalten.
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perioHaf'V OtiseH.

Or. Saeo6 giiier su qlsaIant
RiOgs, Der ebripiirbis. grdies Der
Deutfhen GnGussIif9en Spnobe bon
Rorodmerita, empftng eefiern dnIdbs
lid feines 68. 6eburtstagss bic herss
liditen Gliidnini6e isinsr Iamilisns
unseb6rigeH unb 5obIreihen 1reunoe.
poftor sSucob piiter, ST.. aug gOIums
bus, g., ipeiIte seitern in Der Gtdot
unb brahte bem Batter peri6nIih feline
9ratulctionsn bar.
DR.. aboIpb 2eue melbet duf
elmer biitfhen aHfiGtspoFtiorte feline
4Htunft in 6ebemiinbeH an Der
Wsrra, tpoislbit er isin Domi8il dufz
gefhlagen bat. CT faidt allen yrsuns
ben uno 8etnnnttn bic bersli6ften
Griibe unb felt einen ousfifhrIihen
Reifeberiht fir bic Spalten bes
0oItsblottes tn ausfi6t.
Dlit aafri5tigsr 9rouer pirb in
fpsiten Rreifen bic Hunbe BON benz ass
fern erfoIsten AbIsben oon sSrau
eIifabetb Ruuh. ssb. Wo!f,
pernommsn iperbsn, bic TIM nabesu
DOlIenbettn SO. Qsbensidhre bas 3eit,
Ii6e fegnete. Die DabiHgefdiebene
bat es perftnnbeH. fith bur6 ibre per-
f6nlide 2isbensniirbigieit einen grps
BEN Jreunbestreis su erptrben unb
bic gramsebeusieH 5interblitbenen
biirfsn bei Der idpuen 5einiu9ung,
BON Der iie betroffen ipurben. Der in
nisftsn 1beilnabme neriidert Isin. Die
8eerbisuns finbst an NsittDo4 gea4s
mittag um 2 llbr pom 5rauerbaufe,
Ro. 2l7 CALHOUN Strobe. aus itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-28
gsrmist.

Die bieIige gplissi purbe esitsrn
srIudt, Rn4fOrihungsn na6 benz istt
Sonntaa Witiernatt perihwunoenen,
81 sSabre dItsn Georss 6. Riron, bon
Rp. 1O6 of s. Strabe. gOpinston.
Wandesr bes Suu ahsdters an Der
8eit 5iinfisn Strabe bierielbit. ansus
itelIen. 4nseb0riee uno 6reunbe bts
8ermibten b,fiir4ien, 6ab berTelbe eis
mem linfaa obsr 0srbrshen gum Spfer
esIalIsR isin mag. 5rau Riron liest ins
folse Der ansit uub aufreguns trant
in ibrer mobnuus oarHieoer. Riron
periieB bas Gun 9beater Scnntng
Raht frrs nd2 IL llbr uno itisu fid
in better Gtimmung 3u btfinDeu. Seits
bsm feblt jeber Spur BON ibm.
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Heaer.
Gtf6brli1tr 8rdnb In
Rit6tII Gsbdube i'm
aeime erfidt

Sn ben Rdumli6tsiien Der Ameriean
Gstbins Comp, TIM 3. Stodperte hes
rsunItSdigen Mit9el gebGubss on Der
mef Disrtsn, nah< @ine Gtrube, fam
etitern Radmittos Elm 5suer sun4uss
brun. ptltsf fit tinem 9aufen Greels
flor IniitheiAe mHb unier ben 5abirtis
den, in ben enGiodperssn bef6Gfs
tfaten 5rousn uHo Mdoheneins an
Vdnii ersnseHbe 4ufreauns berDprs
rief. Disitlbsn silten. tinstbens b<r
furhtbdrsn HranpfntaitrOpbt In Rem
Uori. In tpiIbtr syluht ins syreie. isoo1
ipurhs nismoHb Dsrlebi. anseiteIlis ber
amsriean Gesbing Company bst6mpfs
ten bic Gldmmen bis sur aniunft Der
auf einsn 6tinalnrm berbeigseiIten
s5sskrtDebr. pthtere beieiiieie bic @es
fahr In tur3er 3eit uub ber 1rdnbf1as
pen III nnr uRbebeuienb.
- Gin rerb6ntiees s5susr, beiTen
Gntisebungsuriahe o[IsmAnf6ein mad
auf HroHbitiftuHs suriidsufiibren III.
fam esittrn WoreeH In Der SinlIuHg
bts 6snrp Tonnepnlb. Ro. 551 Diiptr
Gtrnbs, gum ausbruh .Gonf Der rs6ts
ssitissn GHibtdune ssIuns ts be in Der
GtafIung untersebrnHim pftrbe 5u
rttien unb bic Blommtn i'm Refine su
srIiidtn. Ter Brnnnf4oben bst1ufs iid
nuf Cd. $50. Jn Der Siallung purbe
fpdter ein 6oufen 3eisunsspapier &C.
funbsn, fpelder nit petroleum btsois
fen fpotbeH su iein ffisn. DIR goli5ei.
ioiDit 6iiIfsfsusrmnrfH DALE finb NIT eis
nts tingelenbtu ilHieriu4uns befdGf.
tigt.
- Dns Wobubaus hts Charles u.
GnBlifb. sine anhertboIblt0figs Gots
tngt. so. $3.50 aiItner Mpt., Riptrfibe.
ipurbt eefirn gsnnmitias bur1 elm
tJtutr jerf0rt. iDelhts aus unbeinnntsr
llrfo9e unisr bem Dnfe Sum auss
bru6 eetommtn mar. ga i5rau Gnes
Iif6 mad bem tyeutr Dtri@nunben mar,
Derbreitstt iin tn Der NnnbarfnGft bag
Es5,ssTr:.4. Esr.s44... Es II: fsi fEsi Sci hem mratsbe INNS
Qsbtn sstcmmeH. gum GIu6 sEuits
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8etettib 5arnolb traf geitsrn nit
benz 38 Sabre alten 8ertdufer 5. ..
Shntiber. BON SO. 148 Wiulberrp
Sirdbe, ben er BON Ri6lanp gsnter,
Dis., abasbOlt bate. nieoer bier elm.
Der 9efdngene purbe uHter Der aHz
tlase Der unterIbldgung eingeiperrt.
gr foa Der metropolitan GsbeHspers
ii4erunsssGeis $500 untsri4Ias
gen 1aben.
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gdDiffsnad3rid,ten.

RepYort. q. MGr5. ansetom.
.4merita" bon 5dnburg; ~Wttnnsapo=
lis" bon 2onoon; mRieup Am1terbum-
BON Rotteroam; rOuea Desli 4bbru5.
81 bon Rsupel; r@nberIdnb" bon 4nt.
tperpen; ,Gebric" bon 8enud.
gibraltdr. 4neet.: .Romanic
BON Bottom; ra0nis al6ert~ pon Rer
Yort.
ReapsL.. glnaet.: .Sesanic" por
Rsn 0crt.
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eokal-Derid)t
Nn6eSeGist
gltiben bic repnblifauiiden
2egislatpren ppm Soamilton
GDuntp.
Nerid,t oes llnterfudbnnss sansidJniies
ersidrf bse atnsaben ibrer @eamer
ais armnolps.

Wie BON Columbus beridtet ipirb,
habtn bic R.prdienianten 2atprencs
y. g1ngbcn tRsp.) Don Worren 60.
unn GnlbertiOn :. Smith (Gsm.) BON
Butler Co., bic ais Sptsiol 2luss
fhub ernonnt iporben tpareu, nm in
Sn1en ots Gineinnotier Wdbltonteiis
etfs fcrgfdItiee unserfuduns por5us
nsbmen. iiA ibrtr aufeabe erItbist inb
bem VOriiber bes alIgemeinen auss
ihufts ibreH 8sritt unterbreitet.
Die ptrren tporen gdn3 bejonbers
benuftrrgt lDorben, bic Don ben nemos
frdsifGen Rpnieitonten erbobene 9ss
ituloignns 5u unteriuhen, pdB in
Cincinnati Der srSBte Sbsil Der Wdble
pldks iih In Mirtbfhdften befinne,
iuds stesH bas geiss peritpbs unb
Wdblbetriigertien erlei9tsrs. Der BEE
ridt sibt su, baB bisis Bd6ulbigung
in HlGndtn G6aen ou9 bsgriinbet Iei,
fiihrt isbod in Der entfhiebenIten
QDeifs an, baB bies auf bos Refultat
Der mabI niht ben geringiten GinfluB
gebobt baben i6unte. Sn bielen fydls
len bdtien fia bisfs Gtimmpldbe ichpn
felt 25 Jdbren unb spar NIT .Gintuils
iiguHg beiber poiitifdtH gartsisn@ tn
WirtMhcfteH befunben, isbo9 ieieH
bisIelbsH bsrart pon ben Shdnflofos
len abgeIpnbert sstpeIen, baB bic
NDdblfr In bic Stimmpldse seInng:n
obtr bisitIbsn perloFen tonnten, obne
bic Wribf6ofteu betretsn gu miiF.n.
Sr manhen Bdnen iognr b6tien bic
8eiibtr bider Mirtbf6aften nm DahIs
toee ibre WobnunssrGume fir Wabls
5iDe6e eingerGumt nnb in dHberen ieien
bic RGume, tpeIhe Uon 8nupereiHen
dls gtriommIunsslotale benust trers
ben, In ternpordre WablIotaIe umges
iirbtrt iuprben.
sysrner befoat Der geriht: mir
iUiiHf6en nod peit.r su befi6ten, bub
bic Moblbeb1rbe bon Cincinnati als
lem aHfdtiu na9 niles sstban hat,
i'm bic Wohlgeiebe, tpie porseIhrieben,
nurteufHhren, inbem ne ibre llnter6es
onIisn unc bic btenfttbuenbsu 9oIis
5iften inifruirt babe. barduf gu fekn.
bdb feine GstrGnte nertouFt tperben.
5ernfr baben MIR, nit 4usnabms
bon pieIIsi6t einem obsr stpei perein.
selisn Gdlen, feline geDei5e baflr fins
ben f0nnsn, odB Der Beb0rbe cine Be-
fhiperbs iiber bas abgsben uHgd.bs
iihtr Etimmen ober bic Gage zines
MobIlDsaIs susesangsn lit, ptI9 Isss
tsre pon bsiben politii9en 9ortsien
felt Jobren iftnf4tDeissnb sutsebeiben
iporben finb."
4uf Grunb Siefes 8eritts, ben ber
WOrfiser bes AusihufTss, Repr. grits
RuFs1, obnt 0erS6s.runs bsm 5ouie
unttrbrtiten tpirb, iperben nis anz
fprshe Der bemotratii4en Routeitans
ten obnt 3tpeifel ais unbesriinbet dbs
eeipieftn tperoel unb bic rspubliianis
ideH Qssisldtorsn BON Somilton
GcuniD unbsbtlIist bteiben.
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gISsIidjer xOS.

@on sinsm pfSbIidtn lobe ipnrbs
geitsrn Der 80 Sabre aIie 6err ;. m.
meitermcnn. ppn RD. 421 Meft Mfs
wlidtn Mpe. credit. DER aIte 6trr.
ipslher fih auseeseihneter Gtiunbbeii
au srfruen fdien. brad In seiHtr
mpbnin9 entieslt 5ufuHrmtn. Gin fos
fort ssrufrntr ar5t fonitntirie Den
9Ob unb bsn0hrintigie ben gorontr.
pelher Der Mnfiht III. bab Meiters
NOM Ron eintH. 3ersidiags nnbinsss
Sdfit ipurbs.