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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

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kASCH'S LATEST IMPROVED
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-09-06

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
BOLTED WILSON

EX-SENATOR r.. +. Pettigrew, OF
South Dakota, the chief publicity agent
for Champ Clark in the latter's almost
successful campaign for the Democratic
presidential nomination, has apparent
ly bolted Woodrow Wilson'S nomina-
ton and gone over To Roosevelt's third
party camp
Pettigrew has made personal call
on Roosevelt and told him that many
Clark Democrats are dissatisfied with
the way Clark was worked out Of the
nomination after winning majority OF
the delegates, and that many Demo-
Gratis are not favorable TO the Wilson
candidacy.
Pettigrew was one of the Clark man.
ayers at Baltimore. He was once an
insur2ent Republican. AS senator
he was Republican, but bolted the
party when it came out for gold stand
ard and supported Bryan rs a free
silver Republican, later becoming full
fiedged Democrat.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

time when he was proclaiming to the
people of the United States that VIM.
Howard Taft was the greatest president
the country hadever known, and that he
would never be q candidate for pres
ident again. Whether the Sixsmith
line OF instruction is TO blame for his
recent beIligerent attitude we are not
prepared to state.
About six years ago Sixsmith came
To this city TO give some lessons I'm the
"Maniy Art" and while here got In an
alteration with A. b. Hull over the
payment Of bill for goods purchased
of Mr.. Hull, and i'm the argument
struck Mr.. Hull very nearly "knock-
out blow" Our citizens came near
mobbing him after his cowardly act,
and Rev. j. w. Sheehan, at that time
pastor Of the M. +. church sheltered
him and aided him i'm getting out o.
town. Probably the professor will not
include Bedding in his itinerary.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
Grand Officers Here

The grand officers of the fraterna
beneficiary order of the Degree OF
Honor came to Belding last week to
pay their last tribute to the memory OF
their esteemed and honored co-work err,
Mrs. Luella X Webster, and remained
few days to set in order the affairs
Of the organization so sadly disarranged
by the death Of their talented asso-
ciate. They are as follows:
Nellie G. Hewitt, Past Grand Chief
of Honor. of Maple Rapids; Fanny c..
Blasius, Grand Chief of Honor, Lam
sing; Annie Toohey. Grand Recorder,
Detroit; Lotle B. Whipple, Grand l.
of H.. Battle Creek; Jennie 7. Henry,
G. c. of c., Detroit; Elva Berry, Chair
man of Finance Committee, Adrian
Alice Crea singer, Chairman Law Com
mttee, Maple RBpids; Josephine Yorey.
Of Finance Committee, Detroit; Mari
Retterstorf. G q. w. Belding.
The ladies found the affairs of the
order in good order anG finished their
work Wednesday. leaving for their
homes that evening.
Mrs. AL Wells and daughter Alfredo
returned home Saturday, from two
weeks visit with relatives AT Corunna.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
THIRD PARTY NONSENSE

THEODORE Roosevelt and number
of his infatuated followers are prepar-
ing To launch third party on the
stormy seas of politics says Valued
Exchange. On the fifth of August
these disinterested patriots are going to
assemble in Chicago and give definite
expressions to their sentiments, NOM
mate that willing patriot, Teddy Roose-
Welt for president and appeal to the
American people to stand by them in
their noble effort to save the country.
In the meantime number OF Mich
igan followers of the modern Moses
are going to meet on the twentieth day
July, "under the oaks" at Jackson
and give birth TO new party. They
fondly imagine that the days when the
party of Lincoln was organized "under
the oal<sn in that same historic town
are going TO be repeated and that they
are about to take part in history
making scene that shall immoItalize
all who take part therein.
What vain delusion! How absurd
TO compare the present day situation
with the crisis of 1856 and 1850! Then
the republic was threatened with dis
solution and war. Then mems hearts
were sinking with dread of fratricidal
strife. Then they were stirred with
emotions and sentiments so irrecon-
cilable that nothing but bloodshed
seemed 10 offer solution of the political
issues that rent the nation.
But today there are no such terrible
questions before the American people.
There are no probms that the people
cannot solve by the aid of the two
great political parties. True, there
are issues of great importance before
the country, but they are issues which
can best be solved, not by rending the
reform forces of the country into three
or four hostile parties but by unifying
these forces. And especially is this
true since the democratic party at Balti.
more gave heed TO the progressive SEN
timent of the country by nominating
candidates whose character and records
are aguarantee that the reforms which
the people demand can be realized
through their election.
There is no more necessity for a third
party today than there is for the proven
bal fifth wheel to coach.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
OUR TICKET

Taft and Sherman for the
election.
VIM. Alden Smith for
United States Senator.
Now that Osborn is out of it
Amos MuSselman for Cover
nor.
Huntly Russell for con-
gress from the 9Th district
subject to decision of the
primaries.
Gerrit J. Diekema for Con-
gresham at large.
Woman Suffrage.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

AN amusing feature of Col. Roose-
velt's campaign for the republican pres
idential nomination was his persistent
cry OF s'down with the BOSSES" While
Roosevelt was bitterly assailing the
political managers in charge of Pres
ident Taft's campaign he brought
William Finn TO Chicago TO manage
his own fight. "Boss" Finn, as he is
known, is much lower type of politi-
clan than any connected with the Taft
forces, and the Inconsistency of the cry
s.down with the bosses is clearly
demonstrated.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
AGAIN IN THE LIMELIGHT

w. r. Sixsmith, alias Jimmie Muir
ply, former prize fighter, and late
years a teacher of the "Manly Art" is
visiting his old home IN Grand Rapids
according TO the Heard of that city.
Sixsmith came into the limelight few
years ago as an Instructor of Theodore
Roosevelt, just prior TO his departure
for the African Jungles, and about the
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
ENTERS THE DARK
VALLEY OF DEATH
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

Neither wealth OF intellect, OF
wor idly riches, or goodness OF heart
can stay the hand of the great lev
eler-Death.
But what is death? The gentle
closing of a life, yet We stand In
awe before it's mysterious present g.,
and, with Pickering torch, fruitless-
ly essay a solution OF the whence
and whittier, but as we cannot read
the riddle of existence, neither can
we turn science into flowing speech
and bring a welcome message from
the closed lips. Over the Sahara
of death ignorance ever gaZes, with
in its boundaries Reason cannot
penetrate and from them revelation
has not come.
Truly, every cradle asks whence,
and every casket whittier? Well
might the Chinese philosopher ex-
claim, Knowing so little of life,
what can we know of death?'
Who has unearthed even a 1.-THE
OF this worlds mysteries? Who
comprehends even the simplest law
that governs the domain of human
thoughts? In vain we stand on tip
toe in the foggy mountain tops Of
substance cannot be analysed in the
finest crucible of logic. and try to
push our vision beyond the physio-
logic ramparts, but without avail.
The bridge of life from gloom emer-
ges. and on shadow rests. We
cannot tell which is better, life with
its CLEANS and shadows, its joys and
SORROWS, its wreaths and thorns, it's
ar nd oil tAC xuif
its peace, its rest, its cool and placid
brow that hath within no fear, no
grief, no pain.
I'VE believe that every pure
thought, every unselfish deed has
tens the harvest or universal good.
We believe in religion that enrich
es the impoverished. that enables us
10 bear the sorrows of others, glad
den the saddest life, to help carry
the burden of others. A religion
born not of selfishness and fear, but
of love. of gratitude and hope. We
all wish her happiness beyond this
life, TO meet again the loved ones
gone. In every heart, there grows
the sacred flower of eternal hope,
Hope, that has moved the heart and
cheered the lives of men in all ages,
anu Will lOTtNeT eXlSL. III nttuS HO
altar TO keep it burning in the hu-
man breast. II belongs TO no sect
or creed, and need not be written
between the covers OF a book to
make II sacred to human life. Ma
ture never wastes any treasure. She
Gathers up all the fragments and In
her texture OF purple and gold, no
threads are broken. no stitches are
trapped. Following some subtle
and unseen lead, everything Is
climbing up and on. In her great
store house, nothing is lost. The
rose leaf that falls today, lends a
iehcr hue TO the morrow's petals;
the foliage that falls from this
ye9r's oak. makes next years leaf
hold a finer lustre.
The air seems a whispering gal
lery where thoughts are written up
IN an imperishable scroll. These
are lessons that should cause MS to
realize how much there 10 TO life and
its grave responsibilities and care,
BANNER GAL TWO
ow much II means to rightly live,
md how little to die.
Man Is but part OF Natures !
self, kindred of all life-the gradu-
I'll growth OF countless years, and all
the sacred books, and crseds and !
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

Tho above is a cut Of the Peerless
Lawn Edge Trimmer and the work
that il does in cleaning up at the ak
edges. Ii is an invention that promises
TO be most valuable tool and "A great
friend To the owner of lawns and the
landscape gardner.
Mr.. l.. r. Trimble OF this city is the
inventor and the patent on the tool is
pending. Mr.. Trimble has associated
with him Mr.. James Avery as the
Trimble q Avery Go. Manufactures.
All you have TO do to trim your lawn
to the walk is to push il along and the
business is done.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
Annual Lawn Party

The annual lawn party which is
given every year by the ladies of the
Congregational church will be held on
the park opposite Hotel Bedding on
Friday evening July Goth, beginning at
six o'clock. Arrangements are being
made 10 make this event as good or
better than any previous one.
Ice cream, cake, watermelon, pop
corn and candy will be served.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18
. w ants Business Chances

Wanted-To buy farm of 40 TO 100
acres, from owner. Give full descrip-
ton, price and terms. Address care OF
Banner. 6-w2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For Sale-One bedroom suit, one iron
bedstead, one pair of springs, one mat
trass, one ingram rug 9xl2-alI good.
f. w. Peck, 420 Ionia st. 6-w2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

To Rent-Room under Idlehour.
Inquire ZIG Broas st. TT
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For Sale-A good horse buggy and
harness for sale. Rose and Martha
Reterstorf, Smyrna, r. f. ID. IA.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For Sale--Good boat and cart for
same. Both in good condition. In
qure 32l North Bridge st 7-w2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For Sale-Cheap for cash good
horse, buggy and harness. Call Ban
ner Office or phone 2l7. 6-2w
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For Sale-One bedroom suit, one iron
bedstead, one pair of springs, one mat
tress, one ingram rug 9Xl0, light
weight, gas range nearly new.-F.
W. Peck, lonia street. 7-w2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

To Rent-Good seven room house on
Ann street. Inquire of G. @. Ashby.
4-7tf
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

Six room house for rent-Good cook
stove for sale cheap. w. b. Travis,
195-2R.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For Sale-Finished doors for house
use, also house and two lots and two
vacant lots. w. >. Wilson. eff
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For SALE-S4 acres of land lying
west of Fox Lane-so-called-in the
city of Belding, Mich. Apply TO VIM.
j. Wilson or Banner Office.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-07-18

For Sale-Seven room house, piped
for gas, well and cistern in house
Chas. White, 3l5 Leonard street. 3-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

S0otlid,e @erleBnngen.

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gon,ialis, bon Ro. 922 Weoulio Ctr,
erlag qeItern WNttag i'm ltaotl'fel'
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perr,Ber in glnupoob Elace BON eincl
Observation-Disclosures geiaun iein Iou
am albe,lo oes /. Ge3eusbers, 5lpe
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nah osnt it1btiiden Soipital gehraft
po er geiterlt itarb, obne Die Ne'In
,utna tpieoererianst 8u babcu. no
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

- Ilnter Igenf III Sdfntlfou III
Serr Gbuaro gruf, 449 Siio yauite
Strake. gell Sci. 476 g., Spme
Tbuns 1851 u. s.
- Ri6ter Garb BON Sugenogeri6t
beItloB seitern, sinitpsil.n feline unz
psrbeHsrlihsn Snaben nu6 Der 8eHe.
runssanitalt in 2aneufter gu ihtden,
- Die 5eusrrpsbr purbs porgsitsru
brsimnl bsrausserufen. DER er'te
4larm tpurbe bur9 sinen ousbrennenz
ben Hduhfuns i'm Wiumi 0ullep gant
@ebdubs peruriaht. Der 5ipeite Nlorm
rief BITE 'yeuertpebr nuh Der Bohnung
bon s. g. WiIeman, SO. 1T Norb a.
StraBe, mo- Elm StaQ binttr Der Wohz
nuno brannte uno bas ongren5enoe
@aarenlassr bss altbdnolers Sol.
Wina, in 8ranb ieBte. 8eibe 9ebduoe
purben tart befhdbist. Der @erluit
bslGuft Iih auI 5000 bis $500. 0as
brittle 1suer tpor in Der WObnuns Der
5amiIie 3. g. &snneop, SO. 942
Campbell Npenue, pp Der Rau4fang
ausbrannte.
- Charles Q. Corn uno Gbarles
Oirpn ppn Columbus pslhe bier pros
ben bon Qebensmitteln sur Snlpettipn
iammeItsn. fubren gsitern nah 60.
lumbus, um Die prOben 6emiih uns
teriuhen gu ldnen.
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tpel6er Jarriib Babe" Arnstt am z
September 1908 erfhob uno auf Sc
bens5eit nad bem 3uhtbauis eeiano'
purbs, Iinb isst oamit beiddftigt
feline 8sgnabisuns gu srpirten.
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8eamtsn fir bas tommenbe Sabr
prdi iibentin, 5ruu Saeob 5uffmunn
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mann; Seirstdrin, Grau Margare
StiepelbsD; ainan3z zS.fretGrin, Jral
pbillip Wepl; Shasmeiiterin, Jral
5bomas 9ilbert.
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uubpisrais Sabre alte Satin Dol
SEQ. Getit bon 206 Noro 6. Strobe
lpelde am lsst.n Samitas .4ben
pI0BIih perIhDanb, purbe geiter1
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benz Detettin Strider i'm ShlamI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

eosu Der Surnbale auI oem untoer-
fitGts : aumpus finbet beute Mbenn
ein golfsfon3ert oes Spnlpbonie Or
d,eIters Itott oerat i'm Soufe eeS
g9inters m Der llniperiiidt mebrere
.aeaeben peroen. Sir bas erite aon.
3ert muroe pom 81. auntpulo Dos
foIaellbe 93rogranrn aufgeiteat:
2es Vrelubes Nts5i
4rie: ,,al6 mein Sobn", aus Der
Qropbet~ Wseperbcsr
Seer @pnt Quite, Ro. ! 8rlc1
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Serenabe fiir Geaofolo
Mobert 8oIfmpnr
SSuliuS Sturm.
2iebercpfIus fir We3dc-Soprun---
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Uearp 9urner sSultei
,ooSriib 2one Gong"
Waraoret HutbDen leni
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Glougb- 2eigbtel
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-13

tiimmsrn, eine Sisuns ob. Ridter
0ungsbIut bat ben Mft, ber Clifton
Su elmer Stabt 4. RInffe erbebt, fir
untonItitutieonell erfldrt. Wanor
Surlep srtldrte, Dab bic Sanblunsss
neiic bes 5tabtratbes niht i'm ,conz
tempt" nit benz @erinte Iei, bu bic
aIase nidt i'm glppeIlattpnsseriht
snti6ieben lei.
= Die S1obenerfaBtlase BON 90.
Scenes seeen Sames 8rabIep, in Der
alle Oofumente perloren einaen,
fpurbe ipieoer auf pas 0odet seleBt.
9raDleb ihob Geenep ins 8ein unb
perlonst bieier Shabenerias.
- William 8latepell, Der 6anbs
lpertssers bon Or. 6ermann itahl,
ipurbe i'm gountpserihte ben 8rpBge=
ihpprsnen iibertpielsn.
- Charles BRADFORD, bon go
511 gDeit glfte Strube, gopington
f;el Bel ben @asarbsiten an Der 9. unr
grigbton Strabe in cine @srtiefuno
uno erlitt erbeblihe WerleBungen 81
lpuroe in einem YatrolLpagen mad
ieinsr @obnuns gebradt.
gsfisperdnberunaen: aen:udi
Qeibz uno 8auperein an petsr 5rieoe'
rid, 9pt in Clifton, ap., 81; Wtart
Gopt an Sreb. 8iebl. Got 33 Jut
sSront an ber s. Strabe, 81; 5reb
giebl an srant Benton, Dahslbe ST
9entbum, 81.
- Die Grpertsn Grnit unb grnit
bic i'm Union 5ruit gebdrbs in Gin
cinnati ibre Office totten unp NIT BE-
| unterIuhune Der itdotifhsn gii6e
bsI6Gftiet itno, ertldren, pab Der Der
| luIt ibrer gii9er uno Dptumente I'll
| bic Stobt niht bon 8eoeutung lei.
| - Sobn +. Shesr, 4ominiitruto
bon Spbn M. Stesr, rsihte i'm &reis
geri6t cine 8luse gegen garbar
Maier ouf 3uhlung bon $1168.34 fit
Mietbe Elm. Sobn W. Sheer, ipelde
erblinoete, tpobnte bel Der @ertIastsl
unb piQ ibr pon 3eit au 3eit 8elo &c
lieben foben. Die 0ertIaete tppbn
|iebt in Mibbletppn. 8.
- Srant 6. grsiline uno peur
Suber, 9etoe bon bier, srlansten eine'
SeiratbsIdein.
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- Gprbelia 2rapp pertlaste Wm.
Mopre TN Rreisssridt auf grlanenn9
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8riidenz uno onberer 8auten Der 8.
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8n., BON elmer Bride in ben Cabin
gret gei6leuoert uno erlitt etnen
Shdaelbru1. gr tpurDe na6 Wfanss
billie, ap., tn's SpYpitul sebrudt.
- Der beutIhe Yipnier @erein
belt seltern glbeno cine gut beiudte
0eri iammlung alb, tpobet Yra1loent
RiebItn ben 8oriis fiibrte uno Setrez
tGr 9llbers prptotollirte. - Gs ipuroe
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bruar, Waibinetpn's 8eburtsta9 gu
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laiIen, ipel6er in Der nGfIten Der
iammluaa iiber bas GrgebniB be-
ri6ten tpiro. Iuf Qlntrag puroe
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peritorbsnen Spbn Ofeeie tpuroe BON
SetretGr 2llbers perleien, ipGbrsnD
bic MitsIieoer iid BON ibren SiBen
er1oben. gs tpuroe beldlohen, pah
bieie 9iosrupbie bem Yrotofoll elm
perleibt tpiro. - Sir bic Gntperfunc
elmer gtc9rapbie fir bag peritorbent
Witelieo S5einriA SEQ. 8ruie, tpurbsr
Ole Seren 9lnton Rub, s. Wepralten
uno 2ombert 0etermann ernannt
tpelbe in Der nG6Itsn 9eriammltnt
81 beribten baben.
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Sad 1ibbarp, ipsldsr ben
6arDep gifhop, einen anbereit
InaeiteIlten in Der Jabrit b.r
Champion Goatep paper Company,
nit sinem 9aihenmeher aHs
ariff unb ibm mebrsre Wunosn beis
brahte, beftanb seitern iein @erhor Dor
Meanor Straub unb purbe unter $500
8iirsf6aft ben 9robssidtporenen
iiberipteien.
- SeiratbsIdeine: GIiff DisterIe,
%, Cincinnati, unb Autb Bca5. 22,
0amilton; 5rsberid 2lnorep 9noo,
Is, Dapton, unb Rahel M. Reeo, "a,
Mibbletptpn; Sapib emmett 1oleert,
20, Cincinnati, unb CLARA Wolts, 10,
6amilton.
- Die SO Sabre alte Utdrp 9as'
aertb, pel6e am "a. Septsmbsr an oer
Rorb 2. StraBe bon einsm uutomoD!l
eetrpffen unb psrlest puroe. bat DE
Gieentbiimer pss HrattDa9ens,
9eoroe & Sbabbeus, i'm bieiissn 0ez
riht auf $4,000 Shdoeller'aB Dertlas''
- g. W1. Goodman, Der bsliebtt,
lansiGbriae SetretGr uno SdaBms's
fter Der Champion Gouteo paper 90,
lpirb am 1. Sanuar feline Rsiisnatlon
einreihen uno isins 9lttisn IN Der Va1
BRIT pertaufsn, nm iid ipnitipo Elm 9es
Ihdft unb elm Ssim gu srilnben. Wals
ter 9. Manboll, Der Sapieseriohr
BON geter g. SbompIon, ipirb oer
geod,fploer bes Serrn Goodman iein
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eSnitisflId)tling.

Ger 20 Sabre alte Sei3er 3an
snon, bon 9telpport, ap., peid;er
BON ben @ebeinpoli8iffen Stuoor IN,
ocseffries OH ser gde Der 6. uno Sei'
traI apenue uater Der antlagc. Ell
sSsltIti5fliibtling 81 lein, perbaTtel
iporoen ,por, rurbe seiterc uon oelr
Sberifi bon 9icrfb Bernon, Sno., nb'
aebolt unb nat0 ocnonnter Gtaet si
riidaebrat,t. Snosp miro beituIolst
in geortb 8sr,,on einen Ginbrub be-
gangen su baben. Gin groBer Sbel
Der ge,,te, beiiebeub aus Sdid)enniel
fern, Saiirmeiiern, Speaters. 6lpe
Sssaaooetpebren ETC.. tuurbe BON ben bet
oel Geteftips gefunoeu uao tp1eoer
erlallat.
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Cincinnati goae, >. 8. 8.

Die Cincinnati 2oss, SO. 689 DOM
Geutihen Sroelt Der Sarusart besahi
ganlItaa, IL. DECEMBER, ibr fiinltes
Stiftunssfsit burd .inen Ball in oss
Cosmopolitan 5alle. gerihieoen'
9robIpeenbeomte unb 8ertr.ter bet
lpo,n aus anoer.n Stdbten tperber
sum feit. bi.rb.r tommsn. Jiir Der
Gmpfang unD Die 8epirthung be,
9aits trdgt Elm aommitts. Gorge, bas
aus ben folg.noen 9erren b.ltsbt'
ssreb. S4miot, 8priiser; antpr
8IiidItein Sefretar; Gon. anoll
e6asm.iit.r; GmiI Srid. 4ug. 3
9orbad, Gilbert 5bOle, Witosl au'
i6in uno Otto peihloip.