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PHOTO ENeRAvERs
MEET IN BOSTON

Boston, Mass, June 10-Delegates
to the sixteenth annual convention of
the International Association of
Photo Engravers assembled in Boston
today and were welcomed by Cover
nor Foss and Mayor Fitzgerald. Pres.
ident E. w. Houser of Chicago presid-
ed. The annual reports and the dis
cussions of trade methods will occupy
the convention several days, after
which the visitors will devote the re-
mainder of the week to sightseeing.
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Words Of Encouragement
Given The Graduates
Who Are About TO Start Out
To figh! Battles Of Life
The Service Was Attended
By A Large Congregation

In an eloquent manner and with
words laden with meaning and excel
lent advice, Rev. Il. ID. Barnett deliv-
cred the annual baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating cass of 1912 of the
Mt. Vernon high school Sunday even.
ing. The sermon was preached at the
Gay Street M. f. church. Not one that
heard the sermon can but help reaping
great benefit from Mr.. Barnett's
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of Luke.
"clse and II shall be given unto
you. Good measure, pressed down,
and shaken together, and running
over, shall men give into your
bosom. For with the same meas
sure that ye mete withal II shall
be measured to you again"
Rev. Barnett said that 1t Is espec-
tally fitting that there should be bac.
calaureate OCCASION during the close OF
the school work and said that IL Is fur
ther fitting that there should be q
special service In connection with the
closing Of the high school work be.
cause It is an acknowledgment Of
the supremacy Of the Divine Being.
He said that all of us have our au.
thorship in Almighty God and that all
OF our dealings are with Him. All
truths have their origin in God lie
said that this occasion is an acknowl.
edgment also Of our dependence in
the Almighty and that the highest and
truest independence that we can pos.
sibly have is being in accord with God.
The class was told that they would
never know the anxiety and interest
for their welfare experienced by their
friends and teachers. The success of
of the pupil Is the crown of the teach.
er. DO not try only to please your
friends and act in accordance with the
wishes and hopes of your teachers, but
try not to dissappoint God.
what of your future?"
This question was discussed by Rev.
Barnett to considerable length. The
young people to whom he was speak.
ing were given great quantities of good
advice and the rough roads and storms
on the sea of life were explained to
considerable length. They were asked
to be true to their privileges In life
and keep on straight course that
they might not look back in after life
and see misspent days and years that,
had they taken advantage of them and
improved them, their position might
be vastly changed.
The class was told that their ship is
equipped for the start upon the sea of
life, but that the sea is rough and
there are many storms just outside the
breakwater of the harbor. Mr.. Bar.
nett told them that their decisions and
responsibilities of life are already in
their own hands and that their course
while on life's sea will be determined
by these decisions and responsibilities
1t is not wealth that makes a man
successful in life. A man may hoard
millions in money and what of him
after he is dead? His executor takes
charge of his wealth which Is all left
behind. A man can be immensely
wealthy in love Of and for his fellow.
men and still have little worldly wealth
Spiritual wealth oaA be taken out OF
the world. but Sold a Always left be.
hind. Several illustfatI 6ns we're given
of the worlds richest men that have
lived In the past who were poor In
worldly goods. but were millionaires
in love of and for their felowmen.
The sermon was an excellent one
and was delivered In most impress.
i've manner. 1t was q most fitting event
to mark one Of the closing days Of
the school career and must have left
many good impressions upon the minds
of the class members.
Prayer was offered just following
the sermon by Rev. Ira ]. Houston.
Benediction by Rev. J. T. Black.
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John l.. Wolf has been appointed bx
the Butler township trustees to attend
the meeting of the state board OF
health at Toledo, June 25.
VIM. Morningstar has purchased an
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen McNabb and FAM
lily spent Thursday evening with Ray.
Giffin and family.
There was quite frost in this VI
cinity Saturday morning and soma
damage was done to the growing
crops.
Marion Stewart and sons are build.
ing a new house for James Baker.
Mrs. Rachie Beal has returned home
from business trip from Mt. Yer
non.
Mr.. Noel Ball spent Saturday in
Coshocton.
Several of the boys from this place
attended the ball game at Danville,
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flag DAY
To Be Observed June H..
Display The Flag

Friday, June 14th, will be the 135th
birthday anniversary OF the American
flag. The day is observed as Flag
Day throughout the United States and
all who have flags or bunting are re-
quested by the patriotic organizations
of the city to display the national col
ors at this time. II is hoped that as
many or even more hags will be seen
as were In evidence on Memorial day
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TEST HIKE FOR REGULARS

Dubuque, la, June 10-In order to
test new equipment recently purchas-
ed by the War Department, provis-
ional regiment of regular soldiers
started from Dubuque today on a
march to Sparta, Wis. The regiment
is made up Of 1000 soldiers from Fort
Sheridan and other army posts in the
central States and is under the CON-
mand of Colonel R. s. Getty.
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ACCEPTS
NOMINATION

Columbus, o.. June 10.-Lieutepant
Governor High l.. Nichols said that
he would accept the nomination for
lieutenant governor, given him by the
Democratic state convention. He was
drafted for the nomination in the face
Of his protest.
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Among The Other Grounds
Cited 10 The MOtiOD
An Answer Is Filed 10 A
$4,000 Damage Suit
Other Items OF Interest From
Temple Of Justice

A motion for new trial was filed
Monday morning in the case of Ohio
VS.. Ulysses s. Lybarger of Gambler,
who was found guilty Saturday morn.
ing by the jury for receiving deposits
at the Gambler Banking Co., knowing
the bank to be insolvent
The defendant asks for a new trial
on the following grounds:
uD The verdict in the case is
against the evidence.
t2) The verdict in the case is
against the weight Of the evidence.
CD The verdict is against the law
governing the case.
(D Misconduct on the part of the
jury i'm the case.
The motion for new trial is signed
by Douglass & Hutchinson and Fl. II
& II. NJ. Greer attorneys for the de-
fendant.
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QUITE i'll,
With Obstruction Of The Bowels Is Mr.
Andrew Illton

Mr.. Andrew Tilton. a well known
citizen of Mt. Vernon, was taken sud
denly Ill with obstruction of the bow
els on Sunday and was conveyed from
his home to the Mt. Vernon hospital
in McCormick's ambulance. On Mon
day mis- attending physician stated
that he was slightly improved, but his
condition is still regarded as serious
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FREDERICTON eREETs
METHoDIsTs

Fredericton, N. b., June 10-Fred-
ericton welcomed the many delegates
who arrived today for the annual
meeting of the New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island Methodist Con-
ference Committee and ministerial
sessions will be held tomorrow and
Wednesday. The regular conference
sessions will begin Thursday and con-
tinue until next Monday.
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ROBBED

Sandusky. o., June 10.-Thieves
made q big haul when they robbed
the postoffice at the Soldiers home,
end made safe getaway with
stamps valued at s51e and s24 in
money.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11
KILLS Sister
BY ACCIDENT

Marion. o., June io.-Askins 4 man
for the privilege Of discharging .
smallcaliber rife, Earl Roberts, q,
son Of Stanley Roberts Of this city,
shot and accidentally killed his sister
Helen, Z.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11

A Long Island man was called a
CRATER. He sued for $4,000. The
Jury decided In his favor and award
ed him 81. Just how much of a
CRATER does that make him?
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Sweeps
continental

Continental, O.. June 1o.-This VII
lage Il IN an uphsayal ~ . result Of
the IRE which destroyed the business
ssction. The Are consumed II bust.
hess houses and six residences. The
total loss will be $4,000, with about
three.fourths covered By insurance.
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EAGLES FLOCK TO COLUMBUS

Columbus. o., June 10-Hundreds
of delegates, together with the State
officers. were in Columbus today for
the opening of the annual State con-
vention of the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles. The convention will con-
clude Thursday with an elaborate
street parade and band competition.
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SHOT BY
HER BROTHER

Findlay. O., June 10.-The 2-year.
old daughter Of Chauncey NJ. Steen
Of Van Buren suffered death when
her S-year-old brother aimed q shot.
gun at . door and. Just as the door
was opened BY the tot, fred. The
top Of her head was blown OF.
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A son was born at the Mt. Vernon
Medical and Surgical Sanitarium Sat
urday afternoon to Mr.. and Mrs. Sin
clair Smith of Troy, Ohio,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11

One New York clergyman says that
there is no such thing as female an
gel. Actors have the same illusion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11

Don't bother about having a fathers
day Father attends to that himself
every week the club plays at home.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11
UNCLAIMED Mail

To avoid delay In delivery have
your mail addressed to street and
number, p. o. box or general delivery.
The following letters remain un'
claimed in the Mt. Vernon postoffice:
Bounds, Miss May
Dilley, Mrs. J. H.
Frizzell, Miss Iva
Housand, Harry
Limbacher, Mrs. Grace
Lytle, Judge o. e.,
Mathews, 7. J.
holland, Alex.
Swift & Co.
SHERIDAN G. DOWDs,
Postmaster.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11

A son was born Saturday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mast Of East
Gambler street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11
HlIlinger Estate

HIIIInger Estate
p. c. Debolt has been appointed ad-
ministrator of Emma Hillinger, Civ.
ing bond In the sum OF 800, with B.
G. Leedy and George j. Ewers as
sureties. No appraisement.
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BAPTIST

BAPTIST
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the First Baptist church met with
Mrs. Anna Wills, East Hamtramck
street, on Friday afternoon.
The program:
Scripture reading, Hebrews Bra
chapter.
Mrs. Herbert Smith, leader.
Song by society, What q Friend.
We Have in Jesus" J Il..a
PrayerLMrs". H. s. Campbell. nstf'
Subject for discussion, "China's Re.
ligion."
Animism-Mrs Smith.
Confucianism--Mrs Goodell.
Solo. THY win Be Done."-Aiss>
Gertrude Fleming. Miss Florence
Paige at the piano.
Taoism-Mrs. Bartlett.
Defects in Confucianism - Mrs..
Wolfe.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Wills, assisted by Miss Harriet Swet>
land
Presbyterian
The Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Mrs. John Sanderson, Friday after>
noon, June Z.
The devotions were lead by Mrs. q,
C. Mulock.
The topic. Alaska.
Map talk, Alaskan Studies es-Mrs. f.
C. Beggs.
Children of the Far North--Mrs.
Clara Collins.
Message OF an Alaskan Life--Mrs.
VIM. Chew.
Solo, Il Bring A Broken Heart
Mrs. Saurin Alsdorf.
Since our last meeting one Of our
Oldest and dearest members. Mrs. Han
nah Ingram, was called to her heaven>
ly home.
During the social hour refreshments.
were served. The next meeting JULY
18th will be the picnic meeting ut the
home of Mrs. E. c. Beggs to which all
members and their families are In
vited.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11

Fortune is at her tricks again. A
famous steeplejack slipped from six
inch curb and broke his ankle.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-06-11
Commissioners Meeting

commissloners' Meeting- .t
The Knox county commissioners
were In session Monday at which time
number Of road matters were pre-
sented by residents Of the eastern
part of the county.
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First and Final

John d. Carter, has filed a first and
final account in probate. showing the
following: Received $62S.40, paid Out
$344.46, balance $28394.
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Marriage Licenses

James r. Cooper, clerk, Cleveland
and Cornelia M. Witherell, Mt. 'Ver
non. Rev. William r.. Hull.
Ross Black, farmer, and Minnie
Pearl Gorsuch. Harrison township
Rev. ]. NJ. Helm.
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Court On Monday

Court On Monday
Judge Wickham arrived in the
city Monday afternoon at 1880 and
convened common pleas court short
ly after that hour. The regular as.
signment Of chancery cases was tax.
en- up.
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-NUoS&Dss,gs sAVS --nsy ydt s.s p@pA :.
In the case Of william v. Hamp-
shire vs.. Waldo d. Clutter and Eliza.
beth A. Clutter an answer has been
filed by the defendants. The defend
ants state that Ada B. Hampshire is
their daughter, but deny that they in
fluenced her to leave her husband
and come and live with them. They
deny that they enticed her away
from her husband and say that It was
no fault Of theirs that their daughter
secured a divorce from her husband.
In the petition Hampshire sued the
defendants for $4,000 damages alleg-
ing that they compelled their daugh-
ter to leave her husband and make
their home with them. l.. c. Stillwell
is the attorney for the defendants.
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The GssslIns WILL
Tho last will and testament of Mary
T. Gcssling, late Of Jefferson township
has been filed in probate. The tesla
trix gives to her children Henry c.
Gessling, Frank A. Gessling and to
the children of her deceased daugh-
ter, Mary l.. Rosenblue, namely,
Charles H.. Walter NJ, Alice T., Fran
cis j., and Lawrence A. Rosenblue,
her farm of 80 acres In Jefferson
township, together with all house.
hold goods, etc. Franklin A. Gessling
is named as executor OF the will
which was signed June /. 1905, In the
presence of Walton DOwenstine and
A. ]. Dowenstine.
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BANNER WANT ADS PAY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-13

bieIte1 es fir geraten, iid) idlell.
nigft oapon 5ll MAIDEN.
9fepraientat1t 9fih. @art6olot
pon Wiiiiouri bradte i'm 9aule cine
Aelolution eil, burd nel6e Die Har-
Iamente Der gan5en Selt 81 eineln
III @aibington abulbaltenoen auns
bent eineelaoeil iperoelt, ipelber int
fonnenoen septen1ber 5ltiammen
tretett lllb iiber interl1ationale
Sdicoggeridte oisfutieren ioll. 3ur
Gcdlu1g Der sioften Der 8eronital-
tlum foilen $4,000 bepilfiat mer.
ben
Gie republifaniiden Slliilr~
eelrten bon eSsIliuois baben cinen
glnfruf betreffs einer. aonpeiltion er-
laiieu, iuelde am 27. Sanuar III
Springfield abgebalten iuer6en ioa
SeSll oem glufruf iucroen Brdiis
oent 9aft uno @oupernelir Denecit
in Meib uno @lieS hit 2orilner mic
Cannon geitellt, uno oeren 8ie6trs
erpdblung opponiert. 9lne Brogrei-
iipen gleihpiel OF 9lnbdnser pon
gfooiepelt ODER Ga Sollette, iucroen
oringeno er1u1t fid cit,5iifiit6en.
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seras.@imter.

Sm g8inter tits se,ujbnlth talt,
Dph ttidJt in Eegas iinuer;
9ier tued,ielt's gSeiter gar 81 balb,
9as mad)t's Sann ebcn fdlltmner.
S5eMt' gebt int Spntmcrr0d climber,
Gas lnIt'ge Bolt ipa5ieren;
9ann, ttprgen bemlt Elm 0ur6er fd5tuer,
ltnb maht bic WsemidJbeit frieren.
Der Stabter tpifeIt iih bann Elm,
Bonn 2ppf bis su ben Seben;
llnb ,piinid]t iid5 tuarmem S0nneniheiu,
Auitatt bes Nprbers @eben.
Der ssarmer aber fr6blidJ ladt:
,2aE lin nnr trtmer geMlen,
Sett tpirb iogleidb elm Sdwein gefdlad)t'
9lnn geiEt es, iidb beeilem."
30, Gilc lit ba mandntal not,
Ser gSinb mas raid fid] bregen;
ltnb iinb banu nidbt bic Gdipetne tot,
Sitfs um BITE @nrit seidIe9en.
9fud, fe6lt int Sanie spef nnb Sdmals,
Wen ipllt' bas nid,t acrliercn;
llnb adj, ben Shinten ebenfails,
gragt's Shwetn inn 6pf ipa5teren.
ODD, 6abt ibr endb beriorgt NIT @urf..
Mit sdJnlaIs Mnb spef unb Shtnfeu;
Verfehlt bann nid1t, fir emrem 9nrit,
Sas ,2une Star" Bier 5n trtnten.
ia, 10 me WmrIt bonn &pritentter,
Nufj Sped NTH inft'ger Shtnfen,
Sie ntnnbemf Get bem ,9aneS Star"
gier,
gscmn poa bic Glaier tuinfen.
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Die aiif Der @plirte 6arm ge,
boItenei, 3uhtbdusIer baben $29f
geianlmeIt ulo iie ourd Die 3udt,
Baiisfomniiiton 0enl Gouperiteilr
5ugeia,,ot, 5ugleid nit einem 9rie-
fe, in oem iie iagen, bob oieies
@elo nls 9elobnung fir Die Gin.
brillgling BON 5mei entflobenen
Strdflingeu benust iper0en ioll.
Sic erfl1ret1, tie ipiiroen bon ocm
Superintenoenten Ser Garm, Capt.
DglesbD, 10 onitdn6ig bebanoe.:
llno er ihenfe ibne1l Elm ioldes Der
trauen, baB Die 6luht Der beiherl
@efangenen ais elm gemeiner 9ft
lino Elm bosnilIiger Bertrauens-
bruh anseieben tueroen iniiiie. lin
ali 3eigem, 6aB iie cine lolhe
9anolungslpeiie auf's gntidieoenitc
peroanmten, bdtten iie oieies @elo
ltnter iib geiommelt u,1o als e.
lobnung fir bic Ginbrinsung BET
5liihhirge aiisgeiest.
Sn Wictoria fdeint man Dor
Weningitis 1urdt gan5 aug oem
Sdushen gefonmen 5u iein. Wal
bat, tpie idon gemeloet> fir Staot
uao Gountp cine rigoroie Auaran.
t1ne eingerihtet, IaBt auf alien eir.
fommenoen 3agen ssnipeftorem fab
rem ilno bat aud Snipcftoren aui
oem gabnbof itationiert. 9lIle Scr
glliigungsplase iino geldloiien, 8er.
iammlungen iino nerboten, ielblt
gluftionen mer6en fliht erlaubl.
Iie 5hulen bat man aber nibt &c.
ihloiien umo oie &irden auh nid.t.
@ouperneur goIquitt bat oil
am II. Gebruar erlaiiene gfeutrali-
Disqualification alfgeboben, oa
Die llnruben an Der 0rcnje ala
beemoct gu betradten ieien Hral:-
bent Gait bat Den @ouDerneur err
indt, eille glufitellung Der Soften
MAIDEN gu laiien Die oen 5taote
1eras ,ourb Den @ahtoienlt iei-
ner 3onger an Der @ren5e perur-
iaht ieien. gie gunoegregierluta
miro oieie Soften be5ablen.
eagle Sob bat gegen bic ibm
gegeniiber liege1oe rterifaniidc
gtaot 6. q. Gio5 ooer pieoras SIC
gras, pie iie bon oeli Speihel-
Iedern Der neuen 9fegierllng III
Merifo iett ipieoer genannt luiro
GuaraiitGne eingeridtet, neil bort
Ole Idiuar3en Toden berrihen.
Geo MeiBner. Elm langidbriacr
9sepobner bon Boige, lit bort plot
lih geitorhen @r NOR 70 Sabre
alt.
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tat elttItdnoen. @anae 3iiee fino
cingeltbneit llno oie @usiibten it,
nen 9iilfe gu brineen, iino i'm slu-
genblfd 10 nneiinltig nie moelieb.
Bon perI6ieoenen Srten iperbell
Sooesfafle ollr6 grfrieren genlelhet.
| lle6erall bat Der Grnlere Sell Ser
3epolferline idmer 81 leioen. Sft
Wnin-@ebiet lit Sobmalier einges
treten, ullb Die gepolferung modt
iiA auf 5lutperbeeruueen gefaBt,
Sn offer gile tperben bic notiaisell
Shubmasregeln getroffen. 0ie ge.
mobner tpetteifern nit ben 8eb5r.
ben, I'M Ser brobenoen @efabr gu
begegnen,
Cine furbtbare 9ranofata-
Itropbe bat oos 9llpenoorf 9llbeins
in 9irol in cine raubenoe 9riin1-
mermafie perlpanoelt. 2al,t telegra,
pbil6er Melollng aus 8riren, in
beiien geabe Mlbeins gelegen, lit Der
Srt noGitanoig eineeGihert. ainoer
batten beiln Spielen in linnlittel.
barer 9edbe elmer Sdeune elm Jeuer
entsiinbet. gei Dem porberrl6enoelt
leftieen Winbe flogen 5unfen in
Die oufaeipeiderten Seu- uno
Strobporr1te, ullo i'm 9eu bradel:
Slammen berpor, Die iid nit raien-
Ser @eibpinoigfeit ausbreitetell.
Sci oen ungeniigenoen 2oidporrid)=
tungen mar ieoe ipirfiame 8ef1n.e
pfi,ng oes granoes unmoglid. Sic
le 9elpobfter perno1ten nit Waiihe
oas nafte 2ebel1 5ll retten. MlbeinS
5dblte rllno $50 gintpobner, Die
nunmebr obne Oboad iino unb gu.
1neiit ibre gan5e Sabe einbiiBten
@s lit 5tdtion Ser 9rerlnerbabn.
3ur groBten Sreuoe Der 5abl-
rei9en 8erebrer oes &omponiften
Erof. gngelbert Sumperoind, iiher
oeiien idblpere grfranfung bereits
beribtet ipuroe, lift cine @enolma
aum geiiern i'm 3uitano beg go.
tienten ei1getreterz iuelher nod
5peitdgiger b0lliger Beiinnunss-
loiiefeit oos 9elDuBtiein pieoerer-
langt bot Die 9ler5te geben iluli-
mebr Der sSoffnung 9falin, oaB es
gelinsen miro, Grof. Sumperoina
am 2eben gu erbalten.
slht StabIgieBer falloen etnen
idrefIihen 9oo urtb elf iuuroel
lebensgefdbrli6 perbrannt, ols ita
Marinearfenal bei slngouIeme ill
5rontrei9 cine &anonenguBfornl
plaste. Wdbreno Die Mrbeiter oa-
nit beidaftigt paren, >oen fliiiiigcn
Stabl fir eine groBe aanone in oie.
@uBform 5u fiiilen, perltriuhten Die
entitr0nenoen @aie cine gelualtigc
grploiion, uno oas gliibenoe Wee.
taG ergoB iid) iiber Die lln9ladli.
den.
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gSiloer Saadtritt eines Mabdens

9Stloer Nadtrttt etnes Wtaobens. J,
Inn Die 2eute Dor einem furhtba-
rem WaIobran6e in ben Gatsfills
gu parnen, ritt Elm iunges Wdohen
um Mitternadt binaus uno rettete
8ielen oas 2eben. Sbr l1nterneb-
men mar groBartig; audi Or. Sings
Stem DISCOVERY bat ibon 8ielen 6as
2eben gerettet als Mittel bei 2un-
genleioeil 9ulten uno grfIdltlingen,
lno bat babel 5dpinoiuht ooer
Yneulnonia abgeiuen6et. 0gs bat
mid bon einem idlimmen Suiten
ltno BON Rungenfranfbeit furiert" /,
idreibt @. 81. Yatterion, Welling-
ton geros, rnadoem bier aus met
ner 5amilie an 5dpinoiuht geltor-
ben paren, ih aber 81 Bfuno an
@etuibt 5unabm.@ geihts ift 10 iider
fir 9aIs- uno 2ungenfranfbeitell.
Ereis 50c uno 81. Grobeflaide frel.
@arantiert Bel allen Drugeiiten.
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Giienbablt : Ta1rplall.
5. G g. y. ga1n.

Gnfunft-
SO. 3-9om glorben. !. .e.3o abeuos
SO. 5-8oin Norben. .6.45 nberbs
No. 7--9aiIp ggpreb SPECIAL, Siioen. :.
...e.... 9.00 u1or!1
9fo. 9--8ocal bon Faleftine. :. :.
..10.45 aberos
No. 4-Gon Waegifo. 1.55 ,ln6m
no 12--Socal bon 2arebo (gemiibt). !.
;. 900 ntor8.
Abfabrt
SO. f. Nad benz Moroen. 1855 natbm.
go. o. Sad bern Noroen. 800 abenos
No. 8-20cal mad Raleitine. 7.30 nsoro
SO. 1o-9ailg ggpreb Spe5ial. Joroeu
...l............. .320 morg
So. -9ia9 Wegito. ZOO mors.
gfo. 11-Soeal mad 2areoo (seu,iihtJ
100 nbeu03
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3. @roilt, Der Sonlnanoenr oes
9eparteme,tts oes Sitelrs, tpeldci
bier 5ur Sllipeftion Der Columbus
9}orrods meilte, lieB onr6 ieinen
s(oiutanten, 2eutnont 0iarion @
Son3e, Die peroffentlidte gebanp'
tuna in 9(brebe itelleL oab er midi
fir Die g(rinee &diltine iei Der
General ielbIt uollte iid) auf feint
grorterung Der Srage Der slrlnee.
aantine einIaiien nno leInte jeoes
SSSuterpieiu ob,
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Nnflnft -
SO. 7-@om Morbeu. -. 1000 bornr
go. 9-@om goroeu. =. t0.45. abenbs
Nbfn9rt -
SO. 8-glod benz Noroen. .730 BORN
9fo. 69at6 Dem Woroen. 500 abenns