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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02
LESLIE COMBS PLESAED I
BY KENTUCKY SHOWING
Says People Will Soon Realize
Teddy's Chances for Election
Are Better Than Wilson's

Lexington Ky.. July 2.y-The srroceess
Of the Progr sssivos In their efforts To
Organize the new thipd panty in Ken
lucky Saturday has ,fbllod ltne followers
of Col Roosevelt In this state with
the greatest enthusiasm. The movement
received a greater impetus than even
its most sangune supporters expected.
Leslie Combs, the RooseveN leader in
this STATE, this morning gave out the
following interview expressing his de-
light over the situation and saying:
1.-The success of the meeting of the
Natsonal Progressive party IN, J<entucky
Saturday was most gratifying. The
enthusiasm and attendance was undeI'-
s.atfrr ny the newspaper accounts.
Prom my report not less than u, :
900 persons participated in, the move
mcnt. 1t indicates a large vote in
Novemb.r.
II dnave message of congratulations
and thanks rr~n Col. Roosevelt which
take this means OF eNtending to mis-
dewoted followers in this Ssnte. !
by the first of October the people
viii rcalize that his chances for. osec:.iom
are far, better than those of GOV.
WILSON" y
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

On Friday morning July u, 1912, The
Angel Of Death visited tire N,pme of Mr..
and Mrs. Rnbert Myens,, Okatm, KY.
and claimd for his own their, Mtle
son Byron. age about four wears. After
funeal services omd,pted by Rev. T.
j. ACTON ahe remains were laid tO rest
In Cane Run oemetery I he fol1owns
day. -.,-
Little Barney, W he. was lovingly
caabed, WAS favOrite with every one and
the news of his death came as u great
shock to the antine neishhorh0od. He
had heen In delicate health hut his con-
dAlon was not thought to be serious until
a short time before his death, whem he
heaame veryiu of DISEASE INCIDENT TO
ohilhhood. AL that loving hands AMI
kind hearts, could do was done for him
that he might he. spanod US hut all in
vain for we are powea'less to rasist
tho. reaper. death.
Rypon wAs, an unusually bright child.
the pride and Joy Of his' dOar parents.
How they miss the little shinins face.
the sweet smiles and innocent pratt1e Of
this loved one. I,
The loving ways that made sunelhine
for all tn taat' hprne.
How we'll IN will be. remembered by
his Little pklymafes and frie,ds 10 mis-
nanealts and Little b,nthUs we will say.
Mourn mot for BYRON, you cannot bring
him back to you. but live lives 10 pure
and good as did this dear one. And whez
God calls you isonse, You oaN be with
him forever and ever.
Ere sir. could blisht or SORROW fade,
Death came with fniendly care.
The opening bud to Heaven oonveysd,
And bade 10 blossom there.
LOllEND WHITE.
MRS {. C. WHITE,
~ > MRS. r.. B.WIIlsON.
BESSIE X. ACTON.
OlaNon, KY, july Is, 1912.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02
Children Cry
FOR FlETcnEn'Ss
G ASTOeRIA
WnITESvlLLE

Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Moseley notussed
to Paducaih Saturday after spending a
few weeks with Relatives here.
w. T. Greer and family spent Sundly
with his brother at New Panhher Greek.
Onis Greer and Miss wilkes, leoy Bris-
tow and Nellie Bell. Wnburn Haynes
and JESSIE .McConn ATTENDED the pAc-nic
a. n'eannt Ridge aihe aQah.
MIR. and Mrs. BMware Calhoun ware
the guests OF Mr& J. H. wheaaey yes
tarday.
Mrs. Wave Bartlata and ehildnen. Of
Owenshoro, are spcnding Ahis week with
Ma jamie McCalty
Mrs. Clyde Haynes, Owenshono, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. M. A. Mcdonald.
Golda CECIL, Haautford, s here visiting
reuaAives.
Joe Compton and wife, Phlpa, drove
up Sunday In their auto assd spent the
evening with Mrs. ccnpton's mother.
Mrs. W. l.. Miller.
b. H. McOarty. Austan Ramsey, Ben
J. Rristow and George RnoolQs drove
to owsnsbono yesterday. retu'ning at
night.
Nora Wedding, Hartford, hs the guest
Of her cousins. Mary and Stella We'd
ding
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Eminence, KY. July 3.-frhe people
Of Eminene are in y high Rtate " In
diss,attOn because the large alm trse,
one Of the rinoat IN tdhe atate, which
had stood In front Of the past0fft:e
at the corner Of the puhac square. and
Sp,th Pennsylvania hor time Oue Ut
memory, had been nhappqd down during
the might. The work as suppqsad 10 have
sssn an -snt .of ,rerepne by thpne who
Osaand Co., 1Ae sAa.S -.i- .e.,.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Mrs. Robert Quisenb,riy died at her
home near OLaton oariy last SATURDAY
mouing. Funeral services were held nj
the Christian CHURCH "a. Nav lBaynus,
and Antrnp nj followed at dlest place. MI.
Quisenberry was a niece of Mrs. Il. *
Wedding, of this city, who Stendsd the
funeral.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

The Ohio County Drug Co. has psan
for you TO own q compiate Silver Ser
vice (Rogers brandt FREE Of charge.
AK about this pksn today.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Rev. T. v. Joiner Will preach At the
court house sunday morning Ut il
ocl9ck' and Sunday evening at 1.''
o'clock Everybody invited.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Several of the young men of Hartfond
gave a hay ride from Hartford to Baa-
yer Dam and return "Wednesday might.
Launch was SERVED BY the ladies on. the
return home, and an enjoyable ftnre was
spent. Those In Ahe party wsne MISSES.
Nora Fowikes, Of Danvalie. va,; Win
ona Stevens Hettie Ianey, verna Duke.
Ruth Riley, Mary spaldins. Margaret
Joiner, Mary Joiner, and Ma|bie Jasper.
Messrs. Mcdowell Noele. ClNreGce Bar
nard. E,rsne Joiner, Lewis lailsy, u. "
Park, McHeny Hoabrook, Allison Bar
nes, Douglas Nelix, Ellis Foster and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ncy Foster. $50.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Among Those from Ohio County who
attended the Progressive convention OF
the Fourth Congressional District at
ID inlbctiNown yes.eriny ware MeSssrs.
s. L.. Stevens. c. NJ. i&arnett, W. s.
Tinsley, VIM Hamilton and T.. @. HM-
rasS
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Misses Hattie Glenn and Alice Neown
returned Tuesday from Chautanqua, New
York, whore they spT,t -four weeks TAX
Ing special teaoh"s training and lee
lures.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Mr.. John Gray, VINO rves near Hart
ford, LETT Thursday morning for Ow-
ensboro to attend the funeral nf his
ap-daughter, Mrs. Ida Duke, wife Of
Thumas Duke. Burial WAS at the Owens
hono cemetery yesterday AFTERNOON at :
o clock. Besides her husband Mrs. DuNe
leaves one child.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Judge C. M. Grove. Rev. T. V.
Joiner. city; and Esq. Thomas Sanders,
Of Oaaton, were among our rzllens Frt-
day.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

MIR. Dave Milkr, NJ HTse BRANCH, is
visiting MIR. Len Leach "a; this wrtang.
nc noNt time you como TO Hart
ford drop "A dollar in your pocket 10
pay for The Republican u year.
Mr. and Mrs. Water i. Kfnnody, ~
Elas Hartford, arg ahe proud par nfts Of
"A fine hoy chat was born Thursday
town yostretiay afternoon all sml.cs'
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

MIR. John c. Thompson. OF Springfield,
KY. candidate tor the HapIthlicaa nomi-
District, was in Hartford Friday 80
licrdng votes.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

best grade of CARBON PAPER, pur-
p,e or black, for sale at The Repuph"sn
office. W.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Best grade Of CARBON PAPER. pur-
pie or black, for sale ut The Repuo''eah
office. IL
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Take "A days outing on Saturday Aug.
10 and 80 to the pInc at Cen
tewtpwn. 81.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

GAaster CECIL Fcsax, WHO has been qFiS~
sick, D. greaaay improved AND anae !"
star around.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Make your purchases on anything In
our store. Call for coupons and get q
set of snverware Uoses brandt ABB
SOI.UTEI.Y FREE.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Mr. and Mrs. Carenoe keo~m, o'
E,opdsvslle. have been Visiting the form
er's nanerNs here this week.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Attorney Otto c. Marsfn has moved
into Judge w. b. Tsylors property on
Clay atreeN.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

aGm p. A. Paul, of nonlphan, Mo-, is
visAhng her daughter, ATA w. T.
Woodward.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02
Hartford Republican.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2


at Hartford, ~.
L. - N. time card el1sstivs Aonday
AUG. Nst
M. ,l1a rNpr!h Rousd dne 5:ls y M
daily snespt' SUNNY.
No. ia North D0unA due a:+o .. n.
zoos" aa4y s.osss sosAAs.
M LIE GOuth Bound doe S:46 q m
daily s9ospt sundsy.
No. 113 South Bound dAe LAS p NJ.
daily snospt SunApS.
n. =. Nl6CHKD AsG
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Miss Harriet Flener. who has he'd
the position of office deputy Tor 6hcr-
iff T. II. BLACK for some time, has
resigned and aanspted the position Of
assistant postmaster.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Postmaster r. Il. Martin's residcrcA N
Gay stneA came near being dsstnoy>d
by fire Last Sunday morning about s:@,,
when SCOT which had caught fire IN the
kitchen flue, drapped on the roof out
side The alarm was given quickly and
several chemical fire exting,iishers were
rushed no the screne In one Of Cooper
and Co.'S. automobiles. aid the bla. 7e
soon exttnguishod- The damage will
amount to aa'o,t $780,, which is covered
by insurance.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

when starting out Of the rear floor Of
the postoffice late Wednesday after
noon Postmaster r. b. MARTINI Slipped
on the steps and was ahrown several
feet below into a large hOle u,at had
been exoavated for an entrance TO the
furnace room under tine building. 1t is
marvellous that Mr.. Martin esrapst with
out any severe injuries, but hA was
BADLY shaken up.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Advertise your wants In TIE Republi-
ran. II.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Misses Nora Fowikes, of Danvdiae, Va
and Lenaia Harris. Of PhIpot, KY,
who have boen the guests nf btev. T.
v. Joiner and family, have returned to
their homes.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Mr.. and Mrs.. v. A. MeFee, af Knox
vaNe. Tenn, are Visiting Mrs McFes's
mother Mrs Miohaei Mccormick
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

11ASS MtFLru E<Sm' " SoA"NsHT~FD"''
KY. who has been visiting at Beaver
Dam for several DAYS, ~ Wishing her
brptter, Mr. Virgil blstp. end family
and friends In this city.
On andtner page OF this taaue Of The
Repuhlcsn will be found : large pdvsr-
tLsemeM OF the picnic ut Centertown
ON satAntay Aug. 10. A list Of the prem
iums oEfaresi that day rs also given. q
] have purchased Hhe black smith shcp
Of J. A. Daniel and would be glad to
do your horse shooting and gsneral re-
pair work. Shoeing in charge Of Mr.
Daniel. l.'. ,..
ltt JEFF WATrERSON.
Mrs. Joaalnah Asnerlne mturnsd to
her home at Rlchmond, n.y., Monday
after an extended stay heie with her
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Riley. She was
accompanied home by Mrs siAey. WHO
win visit h'r ,fo9n"r rom'.
Among t'c ali IS at RI. ra'u,. in
office SATURDAY, W " n ape;. wsi'aan
HamISais. NeHpry;' E',4r. 8. CAM :
er'ain, l.. r. C',ss'it, Wck 'rswac',
Deputy SHIRTS 5. o. Epvn a2a- O. :"
Jones; H'r,cr, "a b, - q. sa.sw;i~.
Nasu,Nws; ". A. ii'sss s-,i r. l.. MOI :
ley. -" q. -
- - L..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-08-02

Don't forget the -6s Htro* IA" an"
reunion VI Cenfertown ON sNuauaS
Aug. 10. Rig time for everybody !"
. Aaxsns Heavran and fsp'pss paN@RlS ~
the J. Il. Bean business house, occupied
by Dr.. r. w. King On Market a'rsef,
wednesday. cosxsideERafep raea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-16

Soo Q. Gears an Clifford :.
Gears, Got 63 nnb 1beil ppn Cots SO.
90, 81 nnb SO in aodIanb unb Wpoms
ing Jmpropement Gompanps Inter
dbtb. In QodIanb. 81.
Grben BON 4nna aoenig. per Shes
riff, an Charles Goenis f., 80 BEL 100
Jub an Der Norbfsite BON WeWiiden
Npe.. $3.50.
Sofepb 70. CUNT on Diuiam so.
Stall u. o.. 25 bel 123 SUB an Der
Sftfsiie bon Gtnte glpe. ST.
Inno 8. Monfom II. u. on WoIes
Bigronsfp, Got go. / unb 20 Sub
bon Der Weitieite Der 2ot2 in 9ofinger
u. 9optins linterdbtbeiluna in apons
bale. 81.
giiholas Sdutt on Warearet 8rios
sss, got Ro. 4 in Iponoale Spnbitat
unterabtb. 81.
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Vruuo.iseatbunls. llebertraguuseu
Gincinnati, Is. Qug.

- " : ~ ~ ~ A1s ~ n.y.
annu 8. Roniom on Mpf,s pie
eranstp, go Sub an RodbaIe aDenus.
81.
Carrie areis an gbos. 3. Dcliefer,
5la 5uB on 9Isnpap Abe. ST..
aopinia airtpatrid. Mbm.. an
Charlotte ). grssIsr, cine Got an
Soutbiibe ap.. $500.
Sotn 9rurp an Sofepb syrukbpsin,
rs Sub on Roismpnt glpe. 81.
metropolitan 9ruft Co., Rem Yort.
an John SO. SulIipnn. 1884 iub on
Watbers Ctr. 81.
eleetd Sbornton ON Wabufb Gols
lege, l Got an 9amilton pite, College
SiG. 81.
SatIep Bart 60. an 8. 6. 9rotpn,
etne Got an "a. 4pe. ST..
9itislbe an u. 6. DoIbmin, Got 367
IN Gailep part llnterobtb. 81.
ebds. $. goi.mon an Gufan u.
epans. c5 Jub an Jbn 4De. 81.
Saroh 6. Rilep an Noie Gees, So
bel 100 CUB on Siiboittds BON 3. unb
gollorb Ctr. ST.
W. =. gisrotb an emma g. 6aips
Tins, Got SCI in Ror1poob Wisip erfter
aboitiou. 81.
Sobn 6. gudingbam an Map Ga.
mllld Jrp u. a., 2O.14 Mder Qanb In
Settton n uno 33 In Gpenmore 9p.
ST..
4der a. palm an Gmmn Wni<eper,
Sot 81 IN Stepben Remper's unters
abtt. in ct. Bernard. $500.
Ufurp g. 5rp II. u. an Jotn g..
buckingham. ungtfGbr is 4dsr Qunb
Y Stition % In Gpmmes 3onss
fbif. -.
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0rnHbeisentbNmSs0 0spotbeiex.

Cincinnati. Is. 9lua.

GiHetnnatt, 10. Wug.
Jacob 8lueitein on l. NationaI 9.
II. 6. 60. $4,000.
Gbas. s. DoIiefer an .. M. Reso.
$3.50.
Sob. 5. Jantini an Otto $. Jris.
$500.
WoItsr 6. 6aG on Weit Rornoob
.. u. g. 60. $1,000.
$. &. gropn an Sailep purt 60.
S16,831.
aorrp WintIsr an Jorparb Q. II. 6.
60. $500.
qerrp Gerarb an Stspben 8. 8laies
len. $500.
Woronb Bad an ainbel Wpe. 6. II.
y. 60. $500.
gec. 8. SopIon an Stepkn 8. glas
ielep. $4,000.
Gbas. ernit an Guarantee Dep. 60.
$3.50.
u. 4rtbur 8albtpin on Gourtbouie
Sop. 8ont. $500.
4mebeo Roniitropa on g. ". pers
ranp. $1,000.
Winiom 9. Robinipn on peopIe's
3. u. 6. U. 60. $500.
4ntbonn 4uIt an Stote 4pe. 6. IL.
y. Go. $3.50.
eoriia WeDIsr an Mobatpt 8. II. 9.
60. 5000.
Gita R. aeOmb an GIisabstb Gbums
berlin, $3.50.
Sorab Wt. Simpion on Susb 9.
golpille. $1,000.
1berefa 9appsr on pIeoiant Ribe.
y. u. 8. Go. $3.50.
Miliam 8. gmerIon an bi.ieIk.
$1,000.
Charles aoenis on g. W. Spun.
senbers. 81.
Woiss 9ieronstp an Gsrmania g.
u. Rp. 3. $1,000.
0etilsis Snpotbsten.
). sd. 5unt on State 4De. 8. II. 9.
60. $3.50.
Dina O. Curl an SobH Ri9ols
$3.50.
Gbos. ). RiseI an Ruiic Sou 6. Ii.
3. 60. $3.50.
Wlurp y. Wsiblinssr an CD. goos
per. 5000.
R. 6. pisrfon on Geo. 8. grabIsr
g Wedanies 2iens). 1896.
9erfeIbs an ped Seuting e @.nti'
Inting 60. Is Wehanics aisns). 1862
Derielbe an gorbes Qumber 60. e
Wsbanes 2isns). $478.
Oerielbe an Wporman e Often &c
Wednnics 2iens). 1923.
9erftIbs on Jndion WcRutt Go. .(25
Wsh. aiens). $3l6l.
9erTeIbe an gpr6erbing &c 60
18 Ws1. 2iens). $1104.
Derielbe an Sohn R. gronen c
Weh. Qiens). $656.
Gerielbe on Wcrb grod GnTb ami
Door Go. Q6 Red. 2iens). S2720.
9erieIbe an sJ.S. 0ogsIpobl 60. 81
Wehanics aiens). 1886.
Geo. 6. q. areis an gI5abetbgnn,
ger. $500.
Geo. 8. Spplen an Deitern ami
Souibern 2ife Sn. Go. $500.
Roia Suffer an Sobn Serrlinger
$4Oo.
Mm. 6errIinger an DO. $40O.
Warn Dfterbas on propioent g. q
u. q. Go. $1,000.
Rannie 8. gronner an GogIe G. II
6. u. $225O.
6arrp J. Stord on ct. 8rnarl
prosrsHipe 3. u. g. Go. $500.
Charles Romobr an peopI.s 3. l.
6. ". Go. $1,000.
aribur Graham on bieielbe $1,000
2i33ie Qeonhorbt an 2enor 9. II. 6
Go. $1,000.
2ouifn Miffxl on Nortbipeitsrn g
u. 6. 60. $1,000.
Jruneis 8rinkr On Riperiibe q. u
II. g. Go. $500.
Marren 6. HiGdrbs un 6pbe BAR
Sabinss 8ant 60. $4,000.
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eie;em Gfnnte unb ben g,erlnif esr
aftien ,rab Gelnrifdten berielben ptrs
Iieten tperncn. gs eiirien aiih @eissc
erIniIen iperben snr JfegaiIierufsg BEG
Mcrfnnfs unf Der llebertrnanng RON
anberm bctpeaIiden gigentunI irdg
cine aorpornticn, cine aftienncienldatf
ODER ein Snsieisnum Der Better 'etn.
Eieies slnicnoement bat ben
9ped, BcieBaebnna sn diitortfieren'
peId)e oie aloiiiiiBierung bon aor'
porotioncn inb Die gcietlihe Hegl'
Iierlina Scr glnsgobc uno oes Yer
faufs bon glftien nno genos 'oipte
ote g(nf;idjt iibcr ihre Srgoniiafio,l
irno ihr @eidl1ft geitattei. Gin net
tercr 9iucd iIt. 8eieegcbung si OH.
toriiiereu. ueId)e ben Tertanf
id,luinocIhoiter glftien iino gonos
onrd, einbeinliihe oocr nusiporf'gs
aorporationcn perbinocrt.
Cos slncnoemcnt erfennt ipeiter'
bin 6as 9ied,t Der geietgebeneeii
s6rperidvait oil, ben @erfauf onoc'
rer arten betpeglihen GigentnnisI
3u rceiiiieren.
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DfntIih.

Sratnuni (briufsnb): .essb. anSSiars
ss9ss Eraussin. gana allsin su 6aufs
Ddme: -Gumps7 8, I'm Gtoen.
ipn 1err Qtutuani, mir tint "a
f.s6fbor kio. Gis belbalb xi&t er,.
pfaa0sa y ssans1ls
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Me. 34.
1sppeIte SnitpiIidlt bon Vanfaffio'
naren nnb SnipeftioH BON Eri''
paibdnfen.


maren nnb SnipeftioH BON Eri''
paibonfeu.
artifel XIII.
Eeffton 3. Gdhniben Icusn ron Wrtsi
pntiorpurc.ioucn ourf felhe w'ateis
Bic burh 9ciee oorgeiGrieben iretDeH
u.ceen, cinaesogen ipsrbcH, IL, teiIieM
isnde iehoG ioli ireeioetn atiiondr ins
bluiniRu fur metr dls ben geirnq Der
in isinem cher ibrem 9eiis befiHslifeH
INSTRUMENTATION atiien hafibar ietn;
ausacnentnlen, eaf altionnre ucn Sore
puratipueu. bi: sur ani.nbme pom
WeIseiraaaen ermdttiai iiue, In Glei'
der Reiie nno pro rata, nber nift
fir einarhcr, irbipioucu fir dlle aonsl
traFie, EdjmIeeu uno Eerbinelidlleiitr
folder stor.oraiiClen gum HeirdGe
ibres gitienanfeiIs, gum Nennfpsries
snidbIid, beg III ben auteilifeinen nr's
peIeaicn petrnaes hnftbnr iine. Qeiue
riid,t unfer ber esiessn eiefes Stnd'
tee cher Der Der. Gtaafen oranniiier'e
acrpordticn. ieinc RSipn. onneeis9ss
feIIifaft oSsr 5enoTeniGnft fon ons
gpcrt ~anni~ .gonisr" pber ~Enn's
ing, u0ct @orte dhnIider Beheiinna
In eiHer frcmbeu Gprn6e, 1ls Ht8eidps
tfiiIiQ cbsr RcmeH btf pU1 t9t tH Hies
iem Sfuate betriebeuen gsfhdfies gss
bruuGe,l es iel hsnn, bah cine icife
sorruration, Rerion, GnnoeisgeieRs
Fhaft cher geuofenftoft iid Der Nm
ipfsticn. Rriifuna unb ReGnl,srrnd
linterfuir;;t, tpie He tiinfiia burh Die
0eiete Sieies Stnatss eoreefehen tpers
esE mag.
Tieies Gmenoemeiit bcItinrmt err
items. Sob einfnhe 6nftpflidt out
Bic Nftien olIer Gbioer aorperatio'
men ampenbing finbei. nusgencfr.
men oieicnieen, bic sur annohme
BON BrlocinInger errnddJfigt iiiio,
ouf pelhe isfniIe ooppcIte Gait
ptIiht 9lnpenonng finoen iou:: uub
stueitens. boB one Rriontprionsn
ober @enoNenifniten, bic einen ge.
fdjiftsnanen nit GinifIif6 bes
Bcrfes rpunf", Banter csst
..ganfinaA eebrouhen, iitl Der sn.
iprftion, griifiing unS Reguiierung
iii,ieriperirn t:iiiiien.
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JoIgen bes Dialects.
Jremoer: rDurf ih Sbnsn cine Gis
garre anbieten2A
Winfterldnber: .Vee, bante! I'd
bet miene Gi9e.sen INNER f0Ipit an. !.
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(Jprtfssuns folgi.)
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90. 35.
9ltgtimmg bee Stanfsbrn6s.
ariiiel XIV.

Gettipu 9. Ger 3rud Der @eFttes
groioioIIe. gefesentluiirfe, geiesees
6unes Hsfumenis iE,s gnpitre fir
ieofn Yfretg Der -BenerdI dfiernbInA
nebit ben fLr has grefuiips uno bic
anheru gtnotsseportelheni ben6fiefen
DrudFaHsr, lou TN asnirnftipeae nfi
ben rhehripiten oerratiporiIifen Gieter
perpehen cher bireft pom Etnnff In
folder Mseife, lpie hurd Bsies pere.s
fdrieben iuerhen fon. befurat iuereeH.
Vile Ghreibiparen uns Ed,reibreaniiis
ten folIen mad IGbpdbe eeieeIi6 rors
,ufebenhsr geIiimmHngen seiauft irers
eesi.
lie Berfniiung if,reibt eegen.
tp1riig Dor. bnb Die Grudidtheli fiit
boa grefntip. tlnb nnhere Gepaste.
ments bes Gtoaies Int steutraf..
ipsge on ben niebrieitrn perouiiperi.
lihen Dieter pergrbrn tperben fol.
len. Gieie WuhfbeFianis pirb IL.
Dem bcrfiebeHben parnprnpben bel.
bebolieu, bod, III benz Stooie iiber.
Dies bic Grm1htiauHs gegeben, fell.
ne eigenen Drufiohen bersiiitelIe,L
30. 36.
@dbibarfeit BON ;}raasn 81 sspiis
len Memtern.
nrtifsl XIV.
Eeiticn 4. sleiHe Ysrlcr fou al
irgelitsinsu; amtc In hieism Gt0aie ess
ivct!t nher ernnnns iDsrseu. ipsnu lie
riiht bic CunIifi'niienem sines gfin,m,
geers beilsi; :. beraisaeiesi. snb
nrnutn ipeldls Wiirger limb. ale cfs
ientlirtt Notare oher nls Wiiglkbsr
psIi Heh5reen oher nis dnaeiifIlie ioIs
der Tepnriemfnis iiHh Mnitnlien ersi
Enrnt tperhsn fcnnen, bic. pom Ssaaie
ohsr einsr hoItiifhen ll.iierabtsiluna
beffslhen einlerl6itet. ben aniereiien BON
0rniisn obsr ssinhern fcosr bfirsnl.
ostr lsfr 0iafsrse far sifirIbsH asipiss
Tieies amenovinent tuirb bic Gr.
rsHniiiig bon ssrauen ale mepraien.l
tuHieii unb perrpaIiungsrnssmiiaIie.i
Der iolder Hni.uIten oes Etnotes
cher iraenb elmer ieiner llnierab.s
teiluneet seIiatten. bic Den an.er.
eIfen ton ssraiieH iino ssinherii phcr
oer Giiricrae fir oieieIbea aeipio.
met iinb. gs suiro ferner bic Or.
nennniig bon ,Srauen ale oiirnilidxt
eotnre erInubeii.
GorfFssuns fnlgto
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IL. 33.


4esnIiernaa ber Gsrpsratienen auS
bes geriaafs Don belussIidem
Qisentnm.
MrtifeI XIII.
Estiion 3. anrporaticuen f6nneE
nuf GrufD aH9emeinrr Belese aebiltet
nerbem; nber due ioIfe Ueieee ionneu
BON Belt 8u 0eit aednbert obtr Uibers
rufen irkrDen. Notpprntionen Diirien
ilaiIifiBiert nnb ss birfea nnesmeiie.
zen Be96rben, Apmntfiouen ohsr Wf,
onsten blr@ Gtfee gu teltimmerbe
GuyiiGts, iinb aeenIisruilas 1efng.
aihe iabex lire Cranniiction, i1r ~.
iHdft, hie Gus016e unb ben Nerfniif
ibrfr astien iinb Gelnritaten, ionic
abee h1e Ueh3dft nuerdrfieer aorpo.
rat3oHss NAB ettieasefeuiGaltsn n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-27
4O1H CHRISTMAS
IN CAPITAL CITY
J. p. DUNN HAS SEEN KRIS kRiNG-
LE VISIT BISMARCK FOR
NEARLY HALF CENTURY.

+. Wonder how many people there arc
In Bismarck who have spent forty
Christmases here. There certainly
are not many, but there Is one. he
is none other than John p. Dunn, liv-
ing on Third street. Mr.. Dunn Is an,
old timer, a veteran of the Civil war,
came here in the year 1872, and has
been one of the faithful, having spea:
every Christmas here since. On We'd
nesday Of this week he rounded out
forty Of them and Is about as lively as
any member Of the family at rleast,
he succeeded In devOuring his ShatB
of Christmas turkey and pudding ,
In these years Mr.. Dunn has seen,
the city and country develop from
the toughest OF frontier life into the
latest, upto-date and most prosperous
In the northwest. He and Ms good
wife who came here in the same year.
are still living on Third street, theilt
two children being Bismarck born.
Piatt, the son, now has charge Or SAM
itary conditions for the g~over1meh1
In Porto Rico, while the daughter iy
now the wife Of DR.. Quain, and re1
siding here.
Mr.. Dunn says he has enjoyed the
forty years Of Bismarck with all the
ups and downs, and thinks he Is good
for about forty more. His friends
hope he will be allowed to stay-K
he wishes.