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0asoergiftnng.
SObH Hauiep bepuftlOs im ielneia
3immer aufgefunoen,

oSp6n Runfep, So Sabre alt. ein ioz
genannter rWi:ger", in Dtenitsn Der
Gogle 0tite 2eaD g., pobnbdft y&o.
$50 5unt StraBe, puroe geiterng&a6s
mittog berpuBtlos in ieinem nit 9as
ungefuQten 3immer duf9efunoen uno
ihleuntgIt in gutrolndgen 2 n06 Dem
itdotifhen Sofpitul gebra6t, no 'etn
3uItonp als iebr beoentltd be3etdnet
purDe. Ramiep, rpelher leDig lit,
tpo6nt bel Ieiner Derbeirat6eten Shpes
iter sgrau Wta9gie 9onougb unb 2eb
tere DerTpiirte gsItern Na9H1tttag tht3
mad 2 ubr einsn I6arfen 8os9erud,
pel6er aus benz 3immer i6res grua
bers berpprbrang. 9a tie auf pteoers
boltes 9lopfen feline Nutport erAtelt.
bena6ri6ttgte Tte, poQ b0ier Qfnun9eH,
bic 8oli3et. 2eutnant 9tbbons un9
YoIi8ift So6n Smith brd6en Dte5hur
auf unb fanben RanIeD betpuBtIo8 allf
| ieinem 8ette liegenp Dpr. Das 3tmmer
mar nit 8us Qngefullt uno etne uns
terIuhung ergab, oab Elm 9asbdbn ofa
fen ftQno. Gb es Iid I'm einen unfaI
ooer um einen SelbitmprpDerIu6 hdns
belt, lisB fi9 nod ui6t beitimmt feits
itelIen, jebod idsiaer ale 1mitdnoe
| fir Die erItere Qnna6me 3u iprehen.
Romiep bat oor ungsfdbr sinem Sabre
an elmer in Qusubung ietnes gerufs
tontrahirten 8Ieipsrgiftung gelitten
uno mar ieitoem bod9raoig nerpDs. gr
erIonste i'm SOipitat auf tur8e 3sit
bic 8eiinrung pieDer uno ertldrte, oaB
Der 8ashubr ni6t offen gelaFen tporz
ben lei. Gr lei in Der Sdmitag Ndht
BON einem ShninoeIunfaa betroffen
poroen, ertnnsre Iih ieooh nod gon5
genuu, bQB bas 8as gebrunnt babe,
aIs er oie 8eIinnung berlor. Sein 3ua
itanb gilt, ME geiogt, fir ie9r bs'
oentlth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-23
Tlantntentoo.
3iueiiahriaer Neeerfnabe perllsrt be1
einem Seuer i'll Der elterltdfn
gSobnnne ieiu Geben.

Sin qefGbrli6es unb oufregenoss
sFeuer, Bel pel6em letoer Elm I}ertS
i6:nleben gu 9run0e ging, fam gs1tern
in benz Wpbnbauie bes Jtegers 5.
Ueerritt, an Yitts uno 9torth 8eno
Roap. aum @usbru6. Die gruno@
itGtte befuno ii6 uuberfdlb Der Stnot@
qrsn3e unb aus Dieiem 9runoe Dunerts
es qeroume 3eit, biz bic 20I6orbsiten
in Nngrtff esnomnen tperoen tonntsn.
Die sSlammen iprangen auf 5pet an
qrenaenbe 5Guisr iibsr uno rtdteten
audi bier beoeutenben S6dbsn ar.
W1errttt bepobnt nit ietner SAINT
lie Elm Observation-Disclosures 5udperfz
bous. gr mar niht 81 9uuie unn
feline 7Srou unterbieGt iih an oerSuusz
tbire nit einem 9erI IiherungSzQ zQgens
ten, uls plDsli6 in oem oberen Stods
nerte ge[lenbe 5ilferufe ert0nteH. NlS
iSruu Merrttt bic 3a6tammer erreth:
| te, fhlugen ibr 5larmen unb Rduh:
molten entgegen, Ddbreno thr 3tpe
Sabre altes SDtnhsnNrtbur nit bren:
nenoen 8leiDern ouf oem JuBbooer
laa. sic elite nit benz 8tnoe IN:
Sr.ie unb erItidte Die Jlummen, tpobs
| lie iid Ihlimme 8ranonunoen un9dn
ben unb @rmsn, iotpie am aopfe gu
3oq. 2eiper bate bus Sinh bereits +
| i6nere 9erLssungsn erItttsn, baB E!
tur3e 3ett Ipdter uno Dor Nntuntt el
nes Nr3tes leinen 9eiit aufgab.
| Mittlerpeils bate Das 5euer in ben
0aufe nit ssra0s3u unbsimlt6e
! ShnsLligtsit um ii6 gegrtffsn, uno al
SpriBen So. 81 uno S6lauAnoge
| 20 eintrafen, batten bic Slammsn bs
reits bic auf betben Seit:n ungren5er
ben WobnbGuier bes 9orriion 9ofe
uno george Gob, Negsr, ergriffsn IN
erit mad ungsItrengter bulbitiinoigs
2lr6eit eelang es, Die 9efabr 81 beiet
tiqen. Der 8ranbi6aoen belduft IL
Quf ca. $4,000, 1opn 1pslhem 8etraC
S7OO uuf Wterritt, $500 auf 9ofer III
$500 uuf Gbb entfdllen.
Die Qei6e bes perbrannten 9tnbe
Durbe naa Der Worgue 9e6rd6t, IN
Der Coroner orpnete einen SSnqueit al
Die GntitebungsurTu6e bes Jeuel
; lisb fi6 ni6t auftldren, ieood lisgt b
8ermutGung nabe, oab Der perungliic
te 3nobe nit Strsihb0l5ern geipte
uno babel feline 8Ieioung, iotpie b
3immsrsinridtung in 9rono geie'
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-23

Gin unner | d d e s
Senfmol babeu it'd Die ebrluiirs
niaeu griioer pom ct. BERNARD s
aloItgr nttt nur olrh gSerfe hrIIt-
lid)er 9armber5igfeit uno aberdeen.
Iiebe fiir elpige 3eiten geiest, ionOerl
audi ourh oie gliiflIfe Grfinoulg
ser beriibnlten ct. 9ernaro+2raite
4iuell. Hein, ipie Die 9eatur aIaa
id,ofit, unperfalitt uno flar, rpic Die
|lilberbelle Suelle aus DEM Jellen
Ipruoelt, bereiten lie aus Dem Sdfter
beilfraftiger 8flan5eu oos groBe nnt
herrlihe Seilnrittel, Die Ct. Bernard.
aralter 8iaen. gei SerItopfu1Ig
Wangel on appetit, Sebers uno aIler
llntcrleibs.S .Storlrnsen iteben lie III
iibertroffen oa. 0eriuht lie! sSn ouer
Ipotbefen su baben.
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Seutpnia 9ysdnner1pr
&eiultat Der geiteru abgebaltenea
Seamtenipabl.
.--.-------~3~-----

ooSn Der geItrigen 9eridmmlung bes
obigen @reins, in pelher 9err Grip
sFleooermunn ben 9oriiB unb 5err
9biltpp Riboingsr bas Yrototoa
fuhrte, puroe uuf ergdugene Gtnlae
oungen bin beihIoiien, oaB Der 8erslH
Iih in corpors an Der 6eitlihtett oes
9ruioen SGngerdors am II. eSonuor
1918, oes Oerpsgh Mtdnnerhors, am
81. 0eaember, uno Der 9eian9sisftloH
oes Oeutihen 2anopearoeretns, am
10. oSqnuar 1918, betheiltgen 1olle.
9lei63eitig nuroe Dem 5erpegb Wtdn@
ner6or, Der lei Der Gbriitbqumperloos
funo Des gereins am Itdrtiten Dertre'
ten mar, Elm ipe3ieIes 0dntesootum
qeso0t. oSn 9e3ug ouf Die leBte 0er@
anitoltung beri6tete oerQrrangementse
Qu8i6uB, baB Der lleberi6ub $122
bstragen babe.
1ieruuF Duroe bic 8eumtenDabl
pprQenommsn, bic folgenoes Reiultat
srgab: qrdIioent, 5ris 5leoosrmonn;
| 9i3e 9rdIt@nt, Garl Sohonn'en;
grotptou SefretGr, SyriB Stte; aorr.
5efretGr, 5riB 9inter; 5inun8 Se'
frstdr, Seinrid 6tlge; S9asmeiItsr.
8arl Sdo&nebaum; /. 8ibliothetar.
Sarl Riootnger; 2. 8tbltotbetar, Sphn
Runt; /. 5abnsntrdger, 8m. S6oe'
fer; 2. f5abrentrdger, SSt0r 9eiA'
mann; 3. 5abnentrdger, 2ouis S6es
rsr; /. 8trigent, 4rof. GDparo Stru'
bel; 2. 9iri9ent, 5reo. 0eidmdnn;
1ruitees: 6ermann adble, 5rtB gol.
lert, SFrant 0ette. Die SnitalIiruno
Der geomten finpet am 26. Sonual
itatt.
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0eburtem.

sSulius unb RoIie Rid, 698 @eit 5.
Qlps., mGo6en.
oSulibs unb 5rieoa Rutbon, 715 W.
s. Mpe., anabs.
SIaoore uno Sorab Safe, 634 Welt
Court Ctr, anabs.
arant uno 9llma 9eb, 4446 2titon
Npe., anabs.
ssobn uno Wtdgsie 9urts, 1868
Soutbiipe Mpe.. 4nabe.
Games unb Warrb 81. Glpne, 4O94
Clifton ape., Mdodsn.
Seurp 6. uHo CLARA goforth, 175e
Morenso Ctr, anobe.
WilIiam uno Mlma M. Se1e, ,Staot
Rndbe.,
Gotparb 90. unb 8ertbu W. 9urtb
1856 Griser Ctr, Rnabe.
1beobore unD Ratberiue pobImau
225O Spp 4De, Mdh@tu.
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Mafern in osr Sinoer6eimatlj
Sie geiudcr be3 @etbnadDtsfcltes
ioateu aus benz Srunoe feline
Sinber mitbringeu.

9ie Mlaiern, Ipelfe in Ser gan5en
StaOt TART grailiren, haben audi iele
Der ihren @eg nah Der ainoerbel-
matb gefltnoen, poielbIt mebrere
1Sdle porgefommen iino. Gie 8er-
paItung oeS Seims ga6 lih Der Soiis
mtuq bin, oaB Die 8ranfbett nod Dor
3etbnatten Dieoer peridpDunoen ieln
lpiirbe, oenn es 'tpuroeu iogleid) ote
lpeitqeheuOIten goriid1tsmaBre8eIn
Qetrofie1 l,no iannltlife erfranftc
ainoer nod Dem neuen Itdottld)en Sos
ipital gebraht. Inter Oieien llnltan-
oen ipuroeu Die 8orbereitungen filr
oos @eibnadtsfcit lpie aerpohnlld] 9c=
troffen uno 9lles freltte iih oui Dos
,SeIt. 9tun lit geitern letocr elm
neuer Maierufoll porgefon1nen. Die
8cibnahtsfeier finoet 3lpar mie ieIt-
deiest om GienItag 9tahnlttag lt1tt,
aber es lit ratbiam, menn Die ge'us
der feline fIeincn ainoer nitbringen,
iiberbaupt, Oab jeoe Berion fern
blet6t, oie Die Walern nod ntht 1e'
rabt bot. Grrpadiene Seute, Die ol(
aranfbeit ihou qebabt haben, brou'
den Iih nitt Dor 9lniteflmg 81 filrd}
! ten. ainber iolltelt leoot, auf felHer
Sal mitQebradt meroen.
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Nus Der Gprpners Sffice.

Der Coroner Or. Goe purbe geitsrn
Don oem 5ooe pes am gprmittag um
11.3O i'm itGbtiihen 9oipitul OerItors
Rnen 9rpbIhmisoss Gbas. 3eu3. BON
go. 2143 golerain Ins., in aeuntniB
geieBt. Rena. pelhsr 43 Sabre alt
mar, purps am 18. DECEMBER bon 'ets
ner Wpbnuns aus nuh benz 6oipttul
gebraht, unb Die Ner5te itellten fe't,
Dab er an elmer Nierentrantheit, lolpi>
pabrIheinlih audi an elmer Opium
pereiftung lit. Der Yutient befunn
| li6 in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno fonn'
| ts bic an ibu seridtetsn Jrasen n'4i
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9(uf oenr ct. ;Soiepbs @ottesader
tuuroen lal,t benz 9erift 0es Sooten=
arabers Clemens 3oerger mabreno
beS perfloiienen SoSabreS tnSgelaHnnt
531 2eiden beeroigt Bon oieieh 1an=
hen 3O2 2ethert Die leBte Hubeltotts
| in ginselarGbern lnto auf 5anlllen-
beardbniBitotten, lpdbren0 2O2 Set
den oltf eenleiniomem 8runoe ,uto
| 81 9eiden auf ltu8etpeibtem 8rritoe
beer6iat muroen. llntgebettet lpuroen
| % 2eifen uro idIieBlid puroen nuT
benz sSriebhof feds 2eiden pot 2lr'
men begra6en.
aluf hen ct. Sobuntes 8ottesafsr
Iipurben laut oen gerifu oes Iooten-
drGbers Senrp 0ocrger pabreno pes
cSa6res 210 2eihen begraber. 3ier=
pom tpurhen 151 9etden auf Gotten
b eerbiqt; 13 ouf geneinlantent
8rul1be; ichs 2eihen puroen unge-
bettet unb ferner fanoeu 46 2elden
bon Wfitteaoien Die lebte Rubeltott2
a1f bieiem ssriebhof nahreno cine
2ei6e bonn ct. 0earien @ottesoder
no6 Dem ct. Soiepbs 0ottesadar
iiberfiibrt pltree.
8ie 1obtengraber Sobann Suettel1
ir. bonn ct. Marien 8ottesafer BE-
ridtete, puroen ouf oieiem 8ottes
oter nGbrenb bes SSabres 800 2eider
beiaeiest. Sierpon fanoen 432 ait
. aenleiuiamem 8runbe lno SO au
utqelpeibter groe tbre lette Rubc
. Il6tte. l1mgebettet rpuroen 50 2etden
gud 9erleiung unb 4nnu6ms De
: gerihte puroe Elm Bidder llnterlu
hunas apmmtttes oufseitellt, mel
dies aus ben 9erren 8. Wplf, Go j
9urtnsr uup WaIter Strstbtg be
itebt.
gine lGngere 1istuHion iiber ba
{. Snftanobalten DON Srdbern auf Del
GottesGtern, oas asglement duf ben
islben uno dnbsre inferno Qngelegen
D heiten Der 9ottesddsr 9eislI1ha1
rief lebbaftes Sntereiie tpad uno re
D iultirte in mebrersn gmpfehlunger
D bic einitpeilen tsine 9eihliife gu
sSolae hatten. Der gorltBenoe Scr
0 6p. aiitner tpiss in elmer turaen 2lr
D fprahe auf bic peranttportli6s VI
0 BELT bes 8oritdnos uno Die pdhren
0 b.s ssabrss auf ben 9ottesddern g
troffensn 9erisguugsn uno 9erdnbt
0 rungsn bin. Gr i4loB nit Der 9srii
herung, bub bic 9sTelliAaft fth
o better 8erfalIang befinoe.
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Seder Yoit 638 q. u. q.

llnkr benz 0priib bes 5errn 5rant
Ratier unb btr Shriftfiibruns oes
berrn Charles Gnslin belt bic oblgs
Neteranen Uerinsung ssitern tbre
regelmdbiee Sibuns ob. Sn Dsrlelbn
tpurbe gum Beoautrn aller GamsraoeH
berihiet, baB bas Witglieo 9errMug,llt
Dutntb<r, Der breits SO Sabre sdblt,
Isrtrnnft iei. tpesbolb bas prosramm
fi;r Die am II. Januar 1913 ituttftn=
benbe Beamten JnffalIirung nod
|niht enbsiiltis feitseitellt perben tonnz
IL. Wait berfslbtn iDtrb jrboh. fpie
iiblid, eint tleine J<itr perbuHoen
|perben. SIM llebrisen tomen nur
9aeutinesei& &dfte aur. Grlt5isnns.
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aGq. Deuud6e Kat6o(ikea=
0erIamm(ung.
1ie Sabresberidte Der gpritanos
beamten Der ., 81. 81. 0pttess
afer-Weieaidaft.
1as ReIultat Der 0emeinbeuablen.

Sn Der eeitrigen alls. Deutifsn aa7
tboliten 9srIammluna pelhe untsr
8oriiB BON 5errn Sp. aiitner uno Der
prototollfiihruns BON 9errn 9eo. y.
5hranb in Der ct. Warien Shulz
halle fattfano, gelonsten bic 8eridte
Der 8eamten Der 9. 81. &. 9ottes=
ader @eislli6aft, iotpie Der 8eriht
iiber bic DelegatenDablen gum Mrmsns
9oritanD Der sinselnen 9emslnben 5ur
9orleiung.
Das RsiuItat Der Wablsn tit fOlz
genbes:
81. 9reifaltisteits gsmsinoe: Geo.
3. S6ranD.
ct. Marien 8smetnbe: Sobn Rol=
fss.
ct. Sp6onnss Gsmeinos: Oscar
| 1laig, 9. aaHelmann.
ct. 5raneiscus 9enlsinbe: Gb. u.
| Gjartner, ailian 2etterer.
| ct. guulus 9emeinoe: S.B. Stdut>
Berg, :. 9. Wsilers.
| Ct. pbilomena 9emsinoe: 5. ..
| Stall.
| ct. Seinrid @emsinbs: Srant Rss
Der.
ct. Jpiepbs gemstnoe: go. Iu'
| Dem Rampe.
ct. glusuitinus 9smsinbs: Sol. 8
Mplf.
i ct. gntonius Gen1sinbe: 4usui
goppe.
ct. @eoraius gemsinbs: Sarrt
Weil, csoi. Sutb.
ct. 8onopentura Gemsinb.: Sbeo
Dor Sbdle.
Wedria Silf 9snsinbs: Soc grint
, man Ir. .
ct. Qlgnes @sm.inos: 9. 6. Sod
man.
, llnbsfledte GmpfdneniB 9.msinbs
c 7srunf MO1sr Ir.
. Sers Sefu 9emeinbs, Camp Waih
E nioton: sTrib Bon Der 5adr.
{ ct. Clemens 9smeinoe, ct. get
4 nuro: 9. Suer.
1 ct. gpnifu8ius 9emeinoe: gerr
Doeraer, cSobn 7sen r..
ct. GIiiabetb Gsmeinoe: u. Nr
: mann.
+ Rarl gorromasus 9emeiroe: 5ein
+ rid Gdes.
: Die co6rssberidts Der Beanie
I lauten tpie folgt:
ie lleber oie Ginnahmen uno Nusgc
/. FEN nGhrenb oes periloiienen Sabre
: berihtete Ser Sefretdr Serr 8eor9 .
Il Shrano lpie foIgt:
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Ieuer.

- 9uTanten entoedten friib 5sitern
Mloroen ein syeuer in Der 9roeerq oes
Soc 2innsmanu, go. 2346 Wsitern
9lpe. Die 4pli3si oss s. 8t'trttts
puros idleuntgIt bsnahrittigt nno
Elm filler Qlurnr brahte SprIBeu 80.
90. II Sur S.eqs. 8apt, q. Diosaer
bon oenQnnter 8ompugnje 3og iid Bel
Dem i3ertriimmsrn Der 2blrihetbe
Idlimms Sdnittpunoen on Der -efs
ten oano gu. Das 5eusr tpnnte Gant
Der ret.Ssitigen Gntoedung i'm aeil.s
srTtidt peroen. Der 8rdnoi6ooen ut
nur uubepeutenb. Die Gntitebun9ss
urIohe pes sTuers, tpelhes unter eis
mem 9aoeutiid) gum 4usbruh fam.
iisb ii ftdj upah Rst. ERsa.. srrittsIn.
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ar6silsusr6i(lniIe in O6io.
Der Sabresberidt bes Staats-
Mrbeitsfommi1drs 9ange.

aobnr unb 2lrbeitsper6dltniiIe i'm
lihte beTeIben. - uneiinftiJ fiir
bic Mrbeiter. = Grauenurbeit ano
9Dbnung. Miierable 3uitdnpe
uno miferable geaabIuna in Der
aDMsroen Snbuitrie. - Gersn
Gnlasen finb grutiidttsn ber
iShpinoiudt. - Muh onDere Snz
buitriebetriebs Iafen piel gu tpins
ihen iibris. Der aommindl
ma9t tpiatigs Gmpfeblungtn.
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beanttporten. Gr itarb, obne Das Bee
tpubtisin piebererIangt gu babsn Der
Coroner miro sinen oSnqueit ubbdltsn.
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the dark tange hedge the solemn and
gloom the great which arced above heads And
the feeling stronger mind that something OBJ
and something malevoent elbow thought
of the Indian superstition of the Cuupra the dreadful spirit of the
woods and could have imagined that his terrible haunted
those who had invaded his most remote and sacred retreat
which left fearful impression upon minds and made
thankful that Lord Roxton had worked hard making
treat mpregnabe We all sleeping round dying fire. when
arousedor rather should shot sumbers
by of the ghtful cries and which
have listened know sound which could
this amazing tumult which seemed to from within
few hundred yards of 1t splitting any
whistle of railway but whereas the whistle
mechanical shapedged sound this deeper
with the and horror We capped
hands shut that nerveshakng appeal
cold sweat broke body and heart turned sick at
the of it. All the of tortured life all
indictment of high heaven nnumerabe seemed be
centered and condensed that dreadful agozed And
hen under this hghptched ringing sound there another
intement,a low deepchesed laugh growing gurge
of merment which formed grotesque the
with which blended For three four end
the fearsoe duet continued while all the foliage red with the
of startled birds Then shut off suddenly began
For long time in Mortified silence Then Lord Roxton
threw bundle Of the fire. and their red glare lit the
faces companions and ckered the bough
above heads.
What it," whispered.
1--WE shall in morning said Lord Roxton ct
close 0 farther than the glade"
1--WE have been privileged overhear prehistoric tragedy
the of drama which occurred the equiseta the
border of uass lagoon when the dragon pinned the
the slime said Challenger with omnity than
heard his at surely well for that he
late the order creation There abroad in
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE 2. 1912

could met What could sling throwing stick,
his avail him against such forces have been
tonight? a modern be al
odds monster"
Il think should back my little friend" said Lord
Roxton, caressing his express But the beast would
have good sporting chance
srm1neree raised his hand. "Hush!" he cried. Surely
l hear something!'
FROM the silence emerged Deep regular
pat-pat. 1t was the tread of animal the rhythm
soft but heavy pud placed cautiously upon the ground
stole slowly round the camp, then halted
gateway. There low, sblant rise and fall, the
a breathing of the Only feeble hedge
M ated from this horror of the night Each of had
I'M seized his rifle and Lord Roxton had pulled small
IN bush to make embrasure in the hedge.
IN by George!" he whispered Il think can it,"
stopped and peered his shoulder through gap.
EzZA Yes, could it. In the deep shadow of the
E there deeper shadow yet black inchoae vague
80 croucting form full of vigor and 1t
~ higher than horse; but the dim outline suggested
bulk and strength. That kissing pant, regular
and fulvoumed the exhaust of engine, spoke of
monstrous organism. Once, as it moved, thought
the CLINT of two terrible greensh eyes. There
uneasy rastlng, if it crawling slowly forward.
Il believe is going to spring." said !, cooking my
fire." whispered Roxton 1.-The crash
gun night miles Keep it
last card"
eff gets the hedge done said Summeee
voice cracked into laugh he spoke
"No over, cried Lord Roxton "but hold
fire to the last Perhaps make something Of the fellow I'll
chance it, anyhow
1t brave do. He stopped
the fire. picked blazing branch and slipped
through which had gateway thing
forward dreadful Lord Roxton
but toward with quick light he dashed the flaming
wood into the butes face For had vision of
horrible mask like giant toads of warty eprous skim
all beslobbered with fresh blood The
crash the underwood and dreadful visitor
Il thought he wouldn't the fire. said Lord laughing
he back threw his branch among the fagots.
"You should have taken such a rsk!' we all cried
There nohin else to be done If he had
should have shot each other tryn down him. On the
hand had fired through hedge wounded him.
would have been the of nothin of giving
ourselves On the whole think that jolly well
of it. What he them"
Our learned looked each other with hesitation
PERSONALLY unable classify the
tanty,' said Summeee lighting his pipe from the fire.
I'm refusing commit yourself but showing proper
scientific reserve said Challenger with massive condscension
Il prepared go general
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Missionary Meeting,

Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary SD
ci&y OF the First NJ. 2. church vii
moetdnthe church parlor Tuesday aft
ornoon April 30. at o'clock Mrs
j. NJ. Arnett and Ms. c. o. jackson
will be the hosteses. We would like
to have good attendance of the mem
bcrs at this meeting, as matters of I'M
portance will como up.
Miss Elizabeth Lcmley spent Sun,
day at her home at Burton.
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WeddIna Guests ArrIylnn

Mr.. Fred Blone, whose marriage with
Miss Gt9qe Miller, yof.4his city, will be
Il oielnnfEed ,oh Ttes1as evening, M
itrised here Sunday q Ao6Aafrom his
Ehcme in Baltimore. 4 dc @Ss accom-
panied by bis brother PSorgc Blot9e,
Of Baltimore, who will'be his best man
at the Wedding Miss Dorotha BIome,
"A sister, will arrive here tonight, as
will Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Carrick, OF
STllchmond, Va, the latter sister OF
Tho groom. Among other guests who
will arrive here tonight and tomorrow
are Major Will Spaun, Miss Ruth
Moore, OF Salem, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Miller, of Cairo. Mrs. Alec Odbert, of
! 'arkersbuTg, and Miss Daisy Lamb, of
WCsternport, Md. have been in tho
city for several days, The wedding
will be soIemnlsCd at o'clock, Tues.
day evening, at tho, home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.. Miller, on
Falrmont avenue. DR.. j. c. Broom
field, of the NJ, p. Temple, will oGlciatc
eat the marriage.
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STATE MEETING
OF B. 20. ELKS
DATE DECIDED ON AT MEETING
!. OF COMMITTEE HELD AT PARK.
ERS6URG -cLARKS5URG MAX
ING PREPARATIONS TO ENTER.
TAIN.

PARKERSBURG, April 9g.-Sunday
AZ important meeting Of the officers
OF the State organization Of the D. r.
%. Elks, Including tho members of the
executive committee was held at the
local club rooms for the purpose or
taking up a number Of matters which
have been pending for some time and
Gso TO make arrangements for the
next meeting OF the organization
which is to be held in Clarksburs. that
city having been selected at the SECS.
son at DIuefield last year.
After some deliberatlon it was final
ly arranged that the meeting should
be held a: Clarksburg for three days
beginning on September 16. This was
brought about through the efforts OF
the members OF the Clarksburg lodge,
who were here attending the meeting.
Tl.eS asked fni, This date OH account
i.fta.fga ~ 40 ltaa8
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d Harry D. Clark last last night tQg
lBalflmore on a business visit;
Gbas. I.ay spent Sunday AZ his home
In Wheeling.
Mrs. E, 7. Kelley has returned from
Brownsville. Pa. where she has spent
a few weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Mason and two children,
of Pittsburgh, arr The guests Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Rlnnie, on Maple avenue
Mr.. and Mrs w, H, Miller Of Char
lesion, are the guests of the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Williams,
at the Tavern.
Mr.. J. NJ. Howard, Of Masontown
Pa, spent Sunday at'the home Of his
son. e. w. Howard, on Maple avenue.
Mrs. NJ. L. sturm las returned from
Weston, where she spent the past
week.
Mrs. II. H. Conaway and son. Harri-
son, returned Sunday, from Washing
ton, D. C., where they spent the past
several weeks with Col. Conway.
\ A daughter was born on Thursday
to NJ. and Mrs. c. c. Shepherd, Of
Springfield, Mass. Mrs, Shepherd was
formerly Miss ocie Hardcsty of Man
nington.
Miss Lulu Thomas. Of Grafton, is the
guest Of friends in this city.
Mr.. John c, Smith and daughter
Miss Meta, are moving from the Ma
tional Bank Building to Rhca Terrace
Misses Nola and Margaret Mckinney
went to Wheeling this afternoon to at
tend the meeting of the State Child
4 Labor Committee.
,le6 daughter B6f1 recently to
l3r and Mrs. clyde N8FrTTlstD I
i Miss Carrie Shore has returned lr0ql
kMarnjnsbon JE8BeEa tlls%as the gu eSi
lof Mrs. +. C. Martin for several days.
EtHMtaandIM rsasIILl6Ha'E6n left last
lJLght, for Baltimore, 4
| Mrs. j. ". Downs aud daughter, Miss
Ocie, Of Buckhannon, arc tho guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Festus Downs, en-
route home from Atlantic City, where
thcy spent the winter.
Mrs. A. D. Simon Is recovering from
Il several weeks illness.
DIR. o. C. Howard, of UnIoutownr Pa
spent yesterday in the city, the guest
of his brother, DIR. L. d. Howard.
Misses Pearl Jacobs and Ethel
Barnes, Messrs. Carl Springer and Rus.
sci Nichols spent yesterday at owlngs.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Johns.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. smousc,
a u pound boy.
Mr., j. E. Robinson has returned
from Muncie, Ind, where he was called
by the death of relative. y
Mr.. Seymour Harr Of Davis, this
state, is the guest of his brother, Mr..
Jacob Harr, near the, city.
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WILLIAM coguaN DEAD.

William Coburn, man aged about
IS years, who came to this section
from Pennsylvania some time ago,
died this morning ut Cook hospital
from an illness with typhoid fever.
The man has no relatives in this sec.
tIon and search failed to locate any
relatives in Pennsylvania. The re.
mains will be inferred tomorrow In
tile old F'airmont cemetery by Under
iakfr n L. Cunningham