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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

his seat. He was positive that an eight
speed would not be sutiieient'
DIR. Fremont Hamilton testified TO peins
called about ll.30 10 attend MI ooddaIu
al his home. As the physician started 70
ehiection WAS made by Attorney Sehwenk
who said such testimony had no bearing
on the charge OF reckless driving, The
physician explained how he and Dr, Ander,,
son removed the spleen from The injured
man al the hospital the following day ana
said thnt il was necessary 10 remove hand
fnls of blood cots before the operation
could he performed Recess was taken at
noon until Tuesday afternoon.
William $. Fleming was the principal
witness examined al the afternoon session
Tuesday. He testified To taking his car
nom the Manley garage "Wednesday even.
ing Sept. 20, 1911, and said that Harold
ShaiTner accompanied HIM on TRIP 70
Stafford lake aud acted a. the chauffeur;
MIR Fleming described his ride and said
that he drank bottle al beet at the Lake
side house and then rode 10 John otkc,N
house Ia Spoflord where he drank another
hottie Of beer. Returning to the lak' ~,
lad his third potion nl beer ana ne 1l'
Wr ShaiIncr started fol llattlehulo, The
,lnnk on each occasion but was inclined &"
hrlirye that il was ginger ale. Returning
Ia Brattlchoru the man made mp l"
A,irrs and returned 20 this village hy way
M Nernon street Mr.. Fleming aud ms
enunnnion stoppcd ~ the Fleming cottage
IN tbe Broad Brook road and there VII.
/ Fleming drank his fourth bottle ~ h''
/ Nr Sbnllnei did not gel out oi tht ga.
| rl,,ning snid that he left thv lakcsllt
| hans. Ion Rrattlrholo at 9h w. M i'
,,,,. moi surr as To the timc Of the agridcnl
| I'M tbonght ii was about ~ o'clock. ID,
iJ tIst h. ,,as thrown violently forward
| ,sbcu TN collision took place and that ms
/ Laad lit some part Of the radiator pi"hd,
! Xiv tbe filling plug. Ills back was injured
/ All m Iynrh attended him at the time
| Thr witness said that he had five lamps
nm ms ear when the accident happened ana
! tbat an were lighted lie thought the ear
might have been going II To- IL miles au
| hour when il ran into the dump cart ~
! Shaifner slowed down Tor a railroad ,i"ss
! ipr a short distance south OF tue hll'
| River Chair company's plant II. I. Stieet
az Was called 10 testify AS to the soulhc'I
boundary Of the Incorporated village %no
his testimony showed that me ae'i''''
occurred within the village hmils. a.
The summing up was nrlei state ~.
torney Barber insisted that shaitner wa
cnilty of reckless driving as shown by th'
testimony OF MIR Merrill relative To ih'
mite Of speed al which the car was proha
liz going when il hit the cart and as e
tLr force OF the impact being so great az
~ make the indentation upon the front %
The radiator which Mr. Merrill had De
soribed He said that Shaifner was guilty
Of the grossest kind OF carelessness ahl
asked the court to find the respondent
guilty Mr. Schwenk said 1t was sIans'
that such fast travelling aulomohlie' a.
the state attempted to prove was oei.'
several men in the yard OF the cannmi
factory and not be seen by them.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
Vermont Cattle Lead New England.

Statistics by states relative to cattle
reported on farms for continental
United States, at the 18th decennial cen
sus, April Is, 1910, are contained in an
official statement issued by Director Dur
and of the bureau of the census in the
department of commerce and labor. The
total value of all cattle in Vermont is
81. S29 900, as comnared with $5,240.000
for New Hampshire, $9,346,000 for Mas
sachusetts, $6,725,000 for Connecticut
and $7,7S4 900 for Maine. In number
of cattle, Vermont leads New England
in the same proportion. The total num-
Der in Vermont is 430,314, of which
265, 4S3 are dairy cows and 67,573 calves
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

A lot of silk messaline and
taffeta Waists, they come
in black, navy, Copen-
hagen and brown; S. and
5000 values, only S2.98
Slip-on Rain Coats in tan
and gray; values S5.95,
only $685.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
Advertised Letters,

Men: DR.. +. l.. Averill, J. NJ. Apnle'
by. +. f. Chase. A. II. Fuller, Ray Far
rar, John j. Houghton, Richard e. Hud.
son, sr., Henry Montgomery, Timothy
O'Leary Charlie Pettengill. q, O.
Thomas. A. G. Tyehlman, Frank Wood.
Women: Mrs. Martha 4. Beach, Mrs
Beuah Williams Doane, Miss Mabelle g.
Long. Mrs. Lucy Tuttle, Mrs. NJ. shea.
Advertised Nov. o.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

A lot of silk Petticoats, in
black and colors, $500
quality, only S2.9S
Black Saline Petticoats, CSC
values, only 4Sc
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
The Merry Makers Thursday Evening

Inc merry Mdhtls lA'heuaS H'N'as''a'
The second entertainment in the
course under the auspices of the young
women of the Baptist and Congregation
M churches will occur IN the Congrega'
tional church Thursday, Thanksgiving
night, al : O'clock, when the Merry
Makers will present program. Eaeh
of the Young women in the company mas
made an cnyiablc reputation Us a full.
evening entertainer but for the sake OF
providing the greatest variety and the
fullest enjoyment have combined under
the above name. Miss Gertrude Devine,
musical entertainer and imitator, IS the
Cissv LOTUS of the lyceum platform as
her limitations of both public people as
well as musical instruments, children,
etc, are little short of marvellous. Her
straight vocal selections will show TO
All music lovers that she not only has
n fine voice but the thorough knowledge
of its use. Annie Warner Baker, crayon
artist, clav modeller and shadowgraph'
list, comes by her exceptional talent IN
the most natural way, her father being
well known in these lines IN Boston
The faces placed upon the easel change
expression naturally and seem ready 10
speak. The landscape drawings are done
with dexterity and change from winter
to summer or from night to day scenes
in the most startling manner while her
raricatures delight both old and young
alike. While her work is being per
formed the music of the piano in appro
pirate selections adds much TO the effect
and pleasure of the work. The person
ality of these young women adds an at
mosphere to the program that rs re-
freshing and delight to every audi
apps
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

Fussy folks strain at little things; so,
too does the careful dairyman.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

The program for the 10th annual SEES
sion of the Vermont state grange, Pat
rons of Husbandry, in Montpelier Tues
dav. Wednesday and Thursday, Dee.
~, l3 and IA, is issued. The sessions be-
gin Tuesday, Dec. II, at II a. m. All
fourth degree members in good standing
will attend
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
A Problem Solved.

Editor Reformer:
Nv answer to the problem which appear
ed in the South Vernon items Nov. 10, Is
80. 287 SO square feet.
Yours truly,
Arthur ] Lynde,
500 Broadway, Winter Hill, Mass.
NnN 10 1911.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
TRAINS ARRIVE BRATTLEBORO

s:5l q. m. Daily. Local from Springfield.
$50 a. m. Except Sunday. Mail from South
Londonderry.
1000 a, m. EXCEPT Sunday Mail from New York,
via Norwich Line Steamers, New London,
Worcester and Boston.
Hos q. m. Except Sunday. Mail from Spring
field
POT D. M Except Sunday. Express from New
London Worcester and Boston.
[ 2:27 D. m. Daily. Express from New York and
Springfield. :,
1855 p. m. Except Sunday. Mixed from South
Londonderry.
5:53 D. M Except Sunday. Local from New
York and Springfield.
500 D. M Except Sunday. Mail from New
London, Worcester and Boston.
1923 D. M Daily. Express from New York and
Springfield
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
ANOTHER SURVEY LIKELY.
Blakesloe Street Extension VIII pfop'
ably be Straightened.

There is little probability that the
Blakoslee street extension VIII be cur
ried further than the survey this fall
and il is probable that the southern
end OF the street will be resurNeyed next
spring la order 10 straighten the street
aud 10 reduce the amount which the
town will have 10 pay for land damage
A number of men, at the request OF the
selectmen, looked over the ground Mon
day forenoon with u view TO apprnlslng
tho damage TO the several abuttefs' a.
soon as the appraisers had traNersed Tue
route Of the proposed street they sng'
gested that il would leave the abuttlng
property in better condition for develop
ment III the street was continued ~ .
straight line southerly from the road
leading from South Main street to the
Catholic cemetery. The survey madc
hy Gilman \ llclNar did not call for =
straight road for the Reason that Snch
4 right of way would take practically
All al the front ward of the Jacob kcmpt
house. The surveyors, accordingly
kepi to the southeast thereby leaving
the rear pnd Of the lot upon which NJ
vine Plies house stands thiee'e9i
npred plot. 50 to speak. some ut Tue
lappraisers were inclined to believe th3t
Strengthening the street, though II would
doubtless urcCssitate moving the NellVl
honsr. could bee accomplished nj "A figure
considerably less thar the amount de
mnnded by agprieNed property holders
for the land 10 he taken from them by
the proposed survey. As the south
Main street grading job will take mum.
ben of weeks To complete aud the cold
weather will soon be ~ hand the select,
men win probably make no further
move this wear To extend Blakesl"e
! Il rect
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

A lot of children Rain
Capes, plain Saline rub
berized, in red and navy;
values 1896, only $3.50
Special offering Of a fancy
knit Sweater, in gray and
white; values $3.50, only
S1.69
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE BRATTLEB0R0

b:4l a. m. Daily. For Springfield and New
York.
1926 a. m. Except Sunday. Mail for New London,
Worcester and Boston.
730 a. m. Except Sunday. Mixed for South Lon
donderry.
.9.2O a. m. Except Sunday. Local for Springfield
and New York.
1915 a. m. Except Sunday. Local for New Lon
don, Worcester and Boston.
DOT p. m. Except Sunday. Local for Springfield
and New York.
s.5O n. m. EXCEPT Sunday Local for New Lon
don Worcester Boston and New York via the
Norwich Line steamers
AIT D. m. Daily. Express for Springfield and
New York.
500 D. m. Except Sunday. Mail for South Lon
donderry.
1874 D. m. Except Sunday. Local for Springfield
and New York.
s.27 .. m. Sundays only. Local for Springfield
and New York.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-11-24

Those who eat corn ON the cob run
risk of having corn in the ear.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12
Saper. .fHer lint. YSerein,
Wirb iid .,in eorpore" an 6amilton,
O., nno an bleiisen btntfnen
TAG betbeilieeH.

Inter benz @orfis bes 5srrn aoam
Senoelbah unp Der Shriftfubruna
oes Serrn Dan. 2usenbish fano sea
tern 4benb bic rsgslmdbiss 0ers
iammluns bes obigsn @sreins itatt.
4n bic ertrantten WitsIisoer 5ranS
5rieorih. SteTdu Rudriessl, Sobu
Rotbenbdd unb Sobn Ries Duroe Die
iibIi6e unteritiibuug i'm getrugs Don
$22 ansefpteien. On oem picnic bes
2tberuI goperiidsn llnteritiibunsss
Bereing, bos an %. SuIt b. :. in
Wtohr's garten itottfinost, ipirb iif
Der gerein tn Gorpors betbeilieen uno
Durbe 3u oieism 3iped Elm getros
aus Der adFe bepilligt. Die Wits
glieosr ipereen Ijh an benz bttreifens
ben Saee nm tdIb orei lIbr Rohmits
tags Dor bem ffsitpIos perfommsIn.
Die DeIeeaten gum Stdotperbdnb be-
rihteien iiber ben 8eidIub, oab ben
gsreinen empfobIsn iperosu folle, iih
in Gorpore uno mit ibren SdbneH on
oem seleesniIi6 Der Sabres aons
pention oes Gua.snerbdnoes. am 3.
Septembsr b. Z in SdmiIton, g.,
obsubnItenben TtuHhen Tag su be-
ibeiIiaen. Der Iton friibr in oieier
gssisbuns sefob.s SefbIub. ocb Der
9ersin fih in ojeitr Weiie bstkiIigs.
rpurbe nobmoIs siHftirnruis inocFirt
unb fir ben 3HUst cine Summs aus
Der auFe hipiuj9t. SH geSus oaf
oi. neitere GmpisbIuns bes Stubts
psrbanbes, bob ilt Der 9erein ouh in
Gorpore an ben Ssntutn Stutften
Eao, Der am 3 Stpiember b. J. ses
lsoentli6 Der Sonpsntiou beg Rem
tutu Staotsosr 5onoss in Der 2agune
iiattFinoen fol-, cin9er bic gniihtsn
nett auseinorber. BOD mar ss bic
QnIi6t Der Raoritdt, bub Der 9ers
Elm ptrpfli6tet iti. bsn hie1esn 3srts
fttn gau. Der an fslbtn Datum i'm
GRftsr Bart T'l:,'inost, su beIuhtn.
Dies puroe QUO gum geihIub srho'
ben. Die nGbt,an Giu3eIkiien betr.
Der beiosn Sssrl.t.siteu iollsn in Der
rGdliten 0sriann,un9 arrongirt ptr'
ben. Die Girnobmsn, einfhlieBlid
zines llsbsrftuF,s 0oH S2lo.8l beim
lsstsn gienic, l,.yugsu $429.S1 uHb
bic Qnseaben $3.50.
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Frsttii. Waiieuser.in.

Der 9oriionb hss 0eutThsn AHA.
gtoisitontifhtn Daiienpereins bel,
esf'srn Gbeno fsins restImGbiat gsrs
fammIung in bem 56ullo.ais Der
ct. Sobdnnss airdt an Gin uno l2.
StroBe ob. pr1Iietni 2lus. Sisins
lamp fiibrts ben 9oriis urb Ss.rstGr
6ero. Stsinbod bas yrp.oiou.
Der InitalisoerDaltsr 6err Gus.
Rofs uuttrbrsitei, fsinsn Beritl. na6
lpeldem ii5 gnbs Wlai 81 ainesr,
udm!id 81 anabsn uno SO W1o6en,
in Der Iniiult befanoen. Sm aaufs
bs UloHats Suni tpurb. Elm sino
aufaenomm.n, irdhrsnb s qineer snts
luFsn nurosn unb bier uiht rssiiirirs
ie Ginber austruteu. 4m /. Gull
bsfonosn fit iomi' 76 aiHosr in Der
Gnhali anb slpar 45 anaben unb 81
WobGxn, % Waiien unh 53 6aIbs
ipaiisn. Ssrr Rofs bsrihisis fsru.r.
bab bic ainb,r am s. Suni ben 4us'
flus mad gbsiisr pori unb am 19.
5uni bic SduIisisr i'm 800" miiess
moti taben. Dsr Redenihafis Be
rtti ess 0eripalisrs Iauitie: aaiIens
befdne am !. Juai S60.47. 4usens
ben $298.33. Ginuabmsu S24S.82,
bleibi Rsii ON !. gull $l09-98.
Die iibereiniiimmenosn gerihte
bss 5inaH,fetrst1rs U. 8. 9ambed
uHo bss Shosmsii'ers 6enrn aiibr'
mann befasisn: aaif,nbeiianb am l.
sSuni S4206.75, Ginnabmtn S3427
so Cts; 4useobtn $309l %. bIeiti
aoiIsnbs'sanb am |. Juli $4543.02.
Gdmmiiihe 8erihie parben ongss
nommen.
aus BEN Tahlab BEG usriiorknen
5errn Wm. 6ois iiberfnnbie Der Rad
lcbpernoIitr 6snrn Sislmepsr einen
6 bed iikr $500 ois Gefhsni fir ben
Woiienpersin. Der Gtirsi1r purbs
nnaenisIen. Germ 1ielmeper ben
fhrifilihen Tont bes Woriianoes 3u
ibermiitelR. gu Beiuts aommii'
teen lpurptn ernonni, BON II. bis Is.
suli, bic hsrrsn anikr nnb ebsr'
Srcn unb pom Is. Bis 26. Juii oi<
5erysn Josbni unb cidienoohl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

Ghruns fur ben Yraiioentsn 2.rrn
@m. Nitie.

6trr Nm. Iiile, Der bttonnte 0er'
ttousnsmaHn Der gudsne greping 60.
uno prdiiotn. Der 6u0tpobI anmbina,
tlor. begins seitern ftin 54. wisgsnfsit.
4us 4ulab oeg frohen GrsigniTss
rurosn ihm bon ansn Stitsn Die berg
Iih'tsn 8Ildpirihs odrssbraht unb
cos 9tburtstdos,inb bate Tsinen acIs
ltqen pon Der aombiuoiion uRo per.
TonlihtR Jrsurosn Gin abenoefitn
ttran'tnItst, lpelhes in fsl1mm's Sdle
on Der WcIRiden aueHus unb Cher
Strabt itottiaHo. Die Satin beg
6srru Jlamm bate Elm porsiielihes
eTsn ,ubsrsitsi. Dem bon alien aufpt.
fsnben Die orobts ehre srrpitisn ipur.
+. 6err Srant Wiuenbriut, Der Sstre.
.dr Der guesps grsping &C.. tpsltsr
dIs 3ersmcuisnmsiTter fungirte, mall
iste isints amtss NIT Qrobsm 9efhie
uHb unliiGt. Sr bisli sundtit cine
tibitt ileiHs anIpraht. uorauF 5srr
sarl g. 8sifis Ramsus bev Gdnpsr
eem 9eturistdes'inos OILS Hnoebinoe
etn,r pr1ttiaen aunseIabtr lbtr
reidis. 5err anion aisa, Der ieftrtbs
aer. ipuroe BEN 9eroisn'lsn bss iopioIsn
FERN gaiiis in prGttiqsn Uortm gss
re6t. Quartet U, ipsIdss ou6 meh.
rsr bubble qiehtrnortrdas bot. nib.
r7tts ihm Elm htrrli6es glumsniiiid
nit "a Roien. Serr Mit,s mar 6ur6
Die oisIsn 9sipeiie aufrihiissr Irsunb.
itaft iittlif bstpeat unn iiaiieie alsn
fsinsn ber3litiisn Dant ab. I'm gtr.
laufs bss absnos. Der iin ung,ipobn.
lid osmlFbIit aeitaI,stt. fprnteH nod
tie 5erren Sobu Wsrtt. graumeiitsr
rtr gutsn. grsmina Go. ;Sron, aopp,
SorI 6srbitrti:. nm. 9auislmaun uno
Anoere.
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CeAebae nab 1astpn.

5rau WiI6elm pflueser BON
Chicago, Su.. bic einise 3eit in 9elIes
pus bel ibrsr 5ohtsr Srau Rpia
Shmibt auf 9eIuh mar, mubts ins
foIgs Der pIDslihen Grtrantung ibres
9atten abretien.
- 6euts Rahmittas ftnbet um 2
llbr in Der Wobnung Der Srdu Wleb.
mann, Rp. 804 6. Mpenue, Dupton,
eine pichtiee 8srIammIuns ne5
Deutfhsamerttanifden 0amenspsisss
ftatt.
- Srau 81. 8. SoIe unb Gohtsr
ppn Oupton inb BON ibren gs1u6
in 5oImoutb. ap., 3uriideetebrt.
- Soc SOoter %. R. 6. BON Dops
ton bdlt beuts 8ormittag in Der Wobz
nung Der 5rau 5or'ter in Wentor,
Sp., cine 9erfammIuns ob.
- ppIiseitef Srtlieb BON 0apton
bat ale gepobnsr benohrihtigen Iais
len. oab iis i'm Sale IGngerer 4bnez
ienbeit bon Der Stabt ihm MittbeiIung
3utommen Iafen fclIsn, banit ben
betrsffeHoen SduIern mebr Aufmerts
famteit seTdentt psrosn tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12
Qlusldnbiid3e Ead3ridaten.

1riatgelbsr am rufft.
f6en bofe Sm Tlai 1881 iiber'
re.tie Der amerisanifte Diplomat
Schn so. Softer, ndda isinen iirslih
sercFfentIinien- Diplomatic memoirs.
aciisr aleronbsr Dem Trltisn In Udts
I6inn itin Observation-Disclosures aIs
9oirnoitsr Der Dsrsinisisn Eiadisn.
Gein nit ruiiiften 0erbdliniH.H gut
pertrouisr Gisner mahie i'm oarauT
dufmsriiom. bob bic ioiisrlitt 1n.
nfri6aii zrinfaelo BON ihm sriparlt.
igciier tpopie es bem Tisnsr iiberioiI.n.
iis mad itinem GuioiiRisn obsufinbsn.
ober Ghnar3s srtldri, isinsm Germ,
% ipdrf beHer. tpsnn oisisr bic Deloer
itlbft peribei!te. bsnn ionii piiree sr -
Ghpnr3e - leiht in ben Utrbati
irmmen. Die 5dIfi. fir Ft bttalien
su boben. Ter Gsianbt, Iieb iidb oann
Die Vsrfonsn oes ioii.rliden nofbdlis,
bic ibm irseno ,ins Tieni.Ie;ituna er.
ipisHta hutieu. matchmaker in BEN
itm Sur Derfiisuna gsftslitsn 3immsr
hts SdloHss periiihrsn. 3uerIi ers
fhien i'm pollen 8epubiiein Ieinsr
Wlrbe Der srobe aammtrbisner. her
toiter uno onoers frtmbs Wiirbenir6.
ger gu ben iniferlih<n Gsm1ntrn ae.
lsiisi bate. Nit sn6bieeE 0srcblof.
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u n ia tie.

Die tlsin. gnna Ro6fin, Don
Rp. s25 pori Strabs. tam ssftsrr
btim S?islsn gu 5oa unb soa fit
sinsr Sddoelbrut ,u. gle lpurcs in
beoen,Iihem 3uIianbs mad eem it1o.
tliten 5cipiioI asbrahi.
Wis Der .gloil Collector" U. Z
Rein 0siisrn bic 6. ape. sn.Icng Fubr
ihsuie in Der Rdbs Der Rdin Strab,
isin qfsro plosiih pcr elmer Stra,
benbdbnenr uno ipraus sur Esiis.
Der Waeen itlus I'M, j,pO6 ipurss
Rein aitt perltsi.
maIisr gaflsr, ,in As Sdbrs
alter 5auf,r. BON 30. 6l5 Central
ap,.. nuroe asitsrn an Der 2cngtrprtt
uno Race Sirabe pon hem antomobil
bss Srl. Glains murfban. bon Ro
2317 Drnnhpittp ape., nisosresranni.
RAD Nusiass BON aussnssuetn tonn.
is 5rI.WoriboII, tptIte fsibit Der
araftndesn l.n.it, ben llnfnn nihi
permsiben. gadler ipuroe in sinem
Waa,n not eem itdetiittn 6oipitnl
9sbrah,, 100 es I'D, eraab. bdb er nur
Ieiti perlsst fpcroen mar.
wlarp 1cnopon, 65 Sahr. oft.
BON 9o. SOC Of IL. Sirabs. tam ss'
tern an Rsabina Ronb uno IL. Ctr.
bsim 9srIdHsn siusr Strabsubatneai
su Iou uno goa iit siren geinbruf
su. gle ipuros In osm pclis,is auto'
mobiI nua BEN itaotiften sOipiial
ss6rahi.
Samss GIart, 40 .5ohu ali;
Gin Gnesiisllt,r Der Cincinnati 9rce'
ton Co., nohnboft no. TO Wefi 3
Strabt, mar asii.rn an Der gde osl
Ct. Clair unb 9ine Gtrobs NIT BEN
Qnfirsi6en einss 1rolIsppfcitsns Be-
itditiet. ols sr bos GIei4etpidt per'
Tor unb obitirsit. er Sos iih elmer
gsinbrut, su unb tpuroe per pciro!'
pasen na6 osm ft0btilf<n 5oipiial
gtbraft.
- Dsr 19 Sabre alie gemeniortei'
isr Srani GostiHs BON Ho. 506 Nree'
ron apsnue ipurbs stittrn Qnhmitsns
nG5rsnp psr arbeii an 2remon. IN.
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I6fporenen iibergub,
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ten Der SnterrationuI federation Of
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ben To- big 1900 gerIoneu in Wtits
IeibenIboft oeapaen nerben.
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Msat. Qeipis. 106; gree qanet, Mdd
3. gubonis, 109; Mmon 115.
Nr,ffe6 Res.,,es, - Eelfira Trsf.

Reah. Qeipis, 106; gree lonct, Wdd
3. Gubonis. 100; Nmon 115.
Drittes Renaer ceiling, Trei.
idbrige, / WeiIs unb 20 garbs: Gbna
Collins, Sp5pgn, Gmma Stuart, 100;
port arlinstpn 102. Gbemulpo 1o3.
Spuibern Sight, SsnrpDdlbdnt, guts
ter Bal. grempIor, Ben pricr, SriIb
Rib, 105; Susfp Cab 108.
Wisr.es Rennsn - Sdnbienp, Trsis
jdbrige unb Glisre, / 1f16 MeiIe:
Wiodler 90. Yrinceb Ganandn. aprs
mar. geq Sorfs, l03; firsHon 10e,
esamence, Star Charter, pous. 109;
Vrince Gal 119.
5anftes Aenneu - gOrTe, 3rsiidbs
riee. 6 SurIongs: Snanuonoa 100.
Gcuntn 9nr 1o3, 5ossI 9urts, SeIsne,
1o4; 2aboln. @bits DOol, Water
Weus, Captain gdrmpbp, 105; Star
S'Rpdn, gleoms Grpreb, Subss
Wond, 100.
Sehiies Rennen - ceiling, 3rsis
jdbriet uno dIiers, IL Weile: Bead
Sonb, Sipest Omen, 90; Bah Nsps
1876, 9utd Rod 81, Gong 6onb 102.
Sbo Man, Sobn Rearoou, los; Romo
106. Soc norris, Sions Strsst. 107;
Superitition Ill.