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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
He Went Over the Wabash

refuse your request. but there are GER
tain forms that a man should observe
in asking a favor. You should knock
at the door before you come in. and
when I say Come in." you should en-
ter. and. taking OF your hat. and re-
moving your pipe from your mouth.
you should say. Are you President
Fish?" would say. 81 am. Who are
your" Then you should say, Il am
Pat Casey. one of your switchmen."
Then I would say, What can l do for
your" Then you would tell me. and
the matter would be settled. Now. you
go out and come in again in a little
while and see II you can do better
so the switchman went out, closing
the door. About two hours later there
was knock on the door and Presi
dent Fish said, Come in In came
Pat Casey. with his hat on and his
pipe out of his mouth. Pat said. Good
mornin'. are you President Fish OF
the Illinois Centralr President Fish
said. I am. Who are you? I am
Pat Casey. one Of your switchmen.
Well. Mr.. Casey. what can l do for
your You can go to b.. | got
pass over the Wabash"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
Efc
ADVENTURE
OF THf
DEVHS FOOT

In recording from time to time some
of the curious experiences and inter-
esting recollections which 1 associate
with my long and Intimate friendship
with Mr.. Sherlock Holmes. have con-
tinually been faced by difficulties
caused by his own aversion to pub
licity. To his somber and cynical
spirit all popular applause was always
abhorrent. and nothing amused him
more at the, end Of successful case
than to hand over the actual exposure
to some orthodox official. and to listen
with mocking smile to the general
chorus of misplaced congratulatson.
1t was indeed this attitude upon the
part of my friend, and certainly not
any lack of interesting material, which
has caused me of late years to lay
very few of my records before the
public. My participation in some Of
his adventures was always a privilege
which entailed discretion and reti-
cence upon me.
1t was. then. with considerable sur
prise that received a telegram from
Holmes last Tuesday-he has never
been known to write where a telegram
would serve-in the following terms:
"Why not tell them OF the Cornish
horror-strangest case / have hand
led have no idea what backward
sweep of memory had brought the
matter fresh to his mind. or what
freak had caused him to desire that I
should recount it; but I hasten. before
another cancelling telegram may ar
rive. to hunt out the notes which give
me the exact details OF the case. and
to lay the narrative before my read
ers.
II was. then, in the spring of the
year 1897 that Holmes iron constitu-
tion showed some symptoms of giving
way in the face of constant hard work
of a most exacting kind. aggravated.
perhaps. by occasional indiscretions OF
his own. In March of that year DR..
Moore Agar. of Harley street. whose
dramatic Introduction to Holmes
may some day recount. gave positive
injunctions that the famous private
agent should lay aside all his cases
and surrender himself to complete
rest II he wished to avert an absolute
breakdown. The state of his health
was not a matter in which he himself
toOh tic ihihtcot ihtcicSt, ioi hiS uoh-
tai detachment was absolute, but he
was induced at last. on the threat Of
being permanently disqualified from
work. to give himself complete
change of scene and air. Thus 1t was
that in the early spring OF that year
we found ourselves together in a small
cottage near Poldhu bay. at the
farther extremity of the Cornish PEN
insula.
II was a singular spot, and one Pc
culiarly well suited to the grim hu-
NOR of my patient From the windows
Of our little whitewashed house.
which stood high upon a grassy head
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
Story Of stuyvesant FIsh's Futile E
fort to Teach swItehman to
Be Polite.

Elmer T. Stevens OF Charles II
Stevens & Bros. told the following
story at the Association OF Commerce
luncheon at the La Sale hotel In
Chicago:
When Stuyvesant Fish was presi-
dent of the Illinois Central railroad.
he was sitting in his office one morn
ing with the door closed. looking over
some reports. The door was sudden
Iy opened and in came an Irishman
with his hat on his head and his pipe
In his mouth. and, walking up to Mr..
Fish, he said: Il want pass to st
Louis"
president Fish, somewhat sur
prised. looked up and said. Who are
your
The man replied, 1 am Pat Casey.
one of your switchmen.'
President Fish. thinking 1t was a
good chance to teach the man lit
tie lesson in etiquette. said: Now.
Pat. / am not going to say that | viii
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
Situation Vacant.

The rich bachelor sighed and look.
ed fixedly at the beautiful girl.
Things with me-" he said, "are at
SKIES and sevens. I feel the great
need of woman in my home one
who would straighten out my tangled
affairs and make life worth living
once again.
Her soft glance spoke her excite
ment and expectation.
"Yes?" she queried gently.
DO you know" he continued. "of
any good, able-bodied woman whom !
could get to clean the house7'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

On the land side our surroundings
were az somber as ON the sea. It was
q country Of rolling moors, lonely and
dun-colored. with an occasional church
tower to mark the site of some old
world village. In every direction upon
these moors there were traces of some
vanished race which had passed ut
terly away. and left as its sole record
strange monuments Of stone. irregu-
lar mounds. which contained the
burned ashes of the dead. and curious
earthworks which limited at prehis-
toric strife. The glamour and mys-
terry Of the place. with its sinister at
mosphere of forgotten nations. ap-
pealed to the Imagination Of my friend.
and he spent much of his time in long
walks and solitary meditations upon
the moor. The ancient Cornish lam
suage had also arrested his attention.
and he had. I remember, conceived
the idea that 1t was akin to the Chal-
dean. and had been largely derived
from the Phoenician traders in tin.
He had received consignment of
books upon philology and was set
Ting down to develop this thesis.
when suddenly to my sorrow, and to
his unfeigned delight. we found our
selves. even in that land of dreams,
plunged into problem at our very
doors which was more intense. more
engrossing. and infinitely more mys-
terious than any of those which had
driven us from London. Our simple
life and peaceful. healthy routine
were violently interrupted. and we
were precipitated into the midst OF a
series of events which caused the ut
most excitement not only in Cornwall,
but throughout the whole west Of
England. Many of my readers may re.
tain some recollection Of what was
called at the time THE Cornish Hor-
ror." though most imperfect account
of the matter reached the London
press. Now, after thirteen years.
will give the true details of this incon.
ceivable affair to the public.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
Clever Idea Of Collector.

Here is a rare specimen of business
humor, received the other day by a
London firm. 1t ran;
"Our cashier fell unconscious at his
desk this morning. Up to this time.
p. m. we have been unable to
get q word out of him except your
names. May we say to him. with a
view to his immediate recovery. that
we have your check. as we think that
is what he has on his mind7"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
Fable for Borrowers.

An Arab went to his neighbor and
said: Lend me your rope"
81 can't" said the neighbor.
why can't youT"
because / want to use the rope
myself"
For what purpose?" the other per.
sisted.
b 'T want to tie up five cubic feet OF
water with it."
How on EARTH" sneered the would
be borrower, "can you tie up water
with a roper"
MY friend" said the neighbor, "Al
lah is great and he permits us to dc
strange things with a rope when We
don't want to lend it."-Boston Eve
ming Transcript.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
Too Much Of a Good Thing.

II was very happy" said the pro-
fessor. when. after years of wooing,
she finally said, Yes"
But why did you break the en-
gagement SO soon after?" asked his
friend.
Man, 1t was she that dissolved it."
"Really?" said the friend. How did
that happen7"
at was due to my accursed absent
mindedness. When, few days later.
l called at her home, / again asked
her to marry me."-Youth's. Compan-
ion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
Aeespta the Rehuke.

A resident of an English city has
made himself marked man by In
sisting on saying "nought" instead OF
20" when he calls telephone num-
ber having ciphers in 1t. The tele.
phone operator usually corrects him
when he says three double naught''
by saying Three double o." The
other night he called up central and
said. Hello and the girl replied:
"Hell-naught" He accepted meekly
the quiet rebuke."-Springfe Re-
publican.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
We Looked Down Upon the Whois
semI-cIrcle Of Mount Bay.

land, we looked down upon the whole
sinister semicircle of Mounts bay, that
old death-trap of sailing vessels. with
its fringe of black cliffs and surge
swept reefs on which innumerable sea-
men have met their end. With a north
srly breeze 1t lies placid and sheltered.
inviting the storm-tossed craft to tack
into 1t for rest and protection. Then
comes the sudden swirl round of the
wind, the clustering gale from the
southwest. the dragging anchor. the
lee shore. and the last battle in the
creaming breakers. The wise mariner
stands far out from that evil place.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

ing. was dizzy
and exhausted at
the least exer-
ton. Hands and
feet were cold
and he had such
a dragging sensa-
tion across the
loins that 1t was
difficult to move.
After using s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
A cLEReYmAN's TESTIMONY.

The Rev. Edmund Heslop of Wig
ton, Pa. suffered from Dropsy for
year. His limbs and feet were swol-
len and putfed. He had heart flutter-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

Occasionally a couple marries in
haste and live happily ever after
they secure a divorce.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

Mrs. winsiow's soothinR Syrup for Childrei
teething, softens the gums, reduces innamma
tiop, nilays pain. cures wind collie, &c . bottle
Adv.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

Now the farmer is being informed
that the safety of the country depends
on his vote.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

Babies are smart. You seldom hear
one repeating the nonsensical things
women say to them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

The only way to cure a man of bach.
elorhood is to feed him to designing
widow.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

Red Cross Bag Blue. much better, goes
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
good grocer. Adv.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
No Scabs.

Blushing BridetWhat was that our
friends stuck all over our suit cases,
dearest?
The Groom-Honey. love. that was
a union label.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08

Probably a woman tells secrets sc
that she won't forget them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-11-08
COLT DISTEMPER

than my other dye. One l0c package color al I
Write for free booklet-How 70 Dye. Bleach a
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2ofal !. 8eridt.
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Mus urtbeiannter llrIa6e fam frii6
ssitern Worgen in Der Mobnunq bes
George 9enbrir. an 2oeuit Str. unb
pari ape.. eiR Jeusr gum ausbru6,
pelhts bic 6ausbeDobner in nidt aes
rlnse 4ufresung psrisBis. Die .Yolis
5littn Brotun uno Sbseban, ioipieGors
pornl Wsibmann silten in bas ges
boube urb btrubieien bic auf 70 riibe
Wsiie aus benz Shlummer aufaepeds
ten gefpobner. Gin Gtiqdlarm rief
ois Jsuertpehr 5ur Stslls, jeooh bats
ten ok poli5iiten mittlerpeile cine
etmerbrigdoe formirt uno bic iSlams
men unter apnirole gebraht. Der
5000.
Sn Der Garage beg Wdlter Tsrs
ger, Ro. 951 5atpiborne 4oenue, ents
siinbsts. iid seitern cine tlsiue Guam
tttdt WrioIin, rpel6es einem itao6afs
ten gebdIier sntitr6mt mar. Gin
Stlllulorn brubte bic Jsuerpebr sur
St.ue, ieooh mar bel ibrer antunft bic
0sfdbr bereits beieitigt tporben.
Die Staats Jsusrmari6Gre
Siueensp uno Mogiun iino nit einst
llnieriuhuns bsirsffs bes 5euers Be.
indftigt, rreIhts. ipie beri6tet, am
Dcnneritag Abeuo tpdbreno Der a6Des
fenbeit Der camille bas Wobnbaus oes
ernrno aern, gde Der Jiiber uno
Wlanbep apsnue. 3erit0rte IS fpllsn
ndmli9 nadtrdgIih llmitdnbe 6etannt
ssiporoen fein. ipsl6e bic 9iunahme
nabe IessH, .bob bds 5euer ouf grano.
f.iftuns 3uriidsufiibren Isin mag.
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ben 8dbler oagegen tIt, 10 ioa iie
mum ttro ntttig ietn.

BEN 81bler bagegen lit, 10 ioa iieI
inuu nno ntttig fetn.
d. Geiese, bic Steuerunfoqen TO-.
tpie gemtlIieungen fir bic Iaufenoen
ausgaben Der Stontsoertuaitung nnb
Der Staat8oritaIten norieben, unS'
ytoteeiese, bic 3ur lmmttteIburen gr-
baItung oes S5rieoens, Der 8eirnobcitI
ODER Siherbeit bes 8ernetutpeiensI
ortngeno geboten itnb, ioQen iofort IN
aroft treten, falIs fie 5tpei 9rittel oerl
Sttmmen oller IN bic r@eneral ai-'
lelublp" 9epdblten NttgIieber erbaL.
ten.
5. 3te SSnitiuttDe un6 6Q8 ReFe.
renoum ourfen ni6t qebrollht ner-
ben, nm 8eiebe arl3unehmeu, tuelhe
5ur alo'iifBlerltug BON giqentum CUR
Selteuerung ooer 8ur @rbebuuq ir.
genoetner @ir3elfteuer (SingIe Taxi
auf 2uno roer 2anorperte ermahtt.
6en. Io8 amenoement beittnmt fer.
ner, bob bic NahtbefugntiIe Der sSni.l
ttdttoe lr6 0e8 Refereuoumg Der,
8dblerihait ie0er Wl1n3ipaIitdt bor.l
bebalten itr6, I'M in Der iett ooer iod-
ter ourd 8eies gu beItim1uen0ent
Beiie altsgeiibt 8u tperOen.
6. Sebe8 bon elmer SdIfte berI
Counties oe8 Stautes ntuB oie Inter.
1hrttten bon niht rpeniQer ais eiuerI
54lrte beg beitimmteu Bro3entIotes;
Der BobIer oe8 Gountps Iiefern.
Z. Cine genoue aopic auer Sc.
'ese ooer oor9eidIaqcner @eieBe o6er
oor8eidlagener 8erfaiFungs8uiata
uno Elm 9lrgl,n1ent fir o0er qeqen
oteielben iou oorbereitet un6, iotpeit
lDte mogIi6, alien 80bIcrn 6e8 Gtaa.
teS our6 Die Boit 3uqean6t nerben. |
s. 8enn 0ieie5 9(men6ement bonn,
8olfe gitgebetBeu miro, tritt es oIsI
etn Nmenbemcnt CUR @erfaIiung am
l. Dttober 1912 in aroft. 4
(5OrtIeBung folgt.)
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Nuir,.i at cas DOLE.
YIN Sas Bolt oes gtaates Chic /!

lie gier gea1nngs aonpenton, ermadfs trmsi ober
uoafdnbe Guon bes @rnnSgetes S Saatcs entmer nos
biermn Den A5idlnh nno bas Grgtbnis rcr arbeitn
GnnmoDg amenoemnts Sniate geriaNnns ub percinba
pprben. Iie ufrb.n, sdses NIT Amenoemen oas id
bic 3ei mfraitens bcc, Der @sabiimmnus g. Sep
tember 1912 nntrrbreit uerben.
Tie Sorm bs StmmIs mirS bionbsre abimmnms nbcr
s Hmenbemen aten nnb Die Webrbi Der Smmen bic nbena
an abgsseben irb bfen aanabms
senaaen.
lie Ngebsr Der aonbsniion un bic Gbre Der Iientnns
e bcrmn t iteu nnb eben Der Sonnug baf
summenS ansialn mOs bem Nabrud bes Onuerdnu gOfes
entgcgtn
Gin 6afTmil bss b Der spesiapabl bsnatuben smm5ett
bs GGbeait sn unterbrtenSeu amenbmns ums
ernbe besranbenSe Garsgen, bic onpeuion
beiHen iuS, folgen i'm RadJiebenScn.
gesanbiat: 6. q. Oalbreatb, az &erbert z. gs efpm
Sertdr. ~ grGFSent.
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gr6dftungcll I'M
Sonlnler
gyefSen pun ben Aersten als aefabr'
Iidlcr crad)tet bean Winter
Grfaltangcn.

maun lam ebfn1o Ield,t TIM CONNER eine
GtidliHng befomincH 'als i'm sstHier. aber es
III ftnsIer. .eilie GriaIiuns TIM CONNER III
fnriren 1ls i'm gHinter Sm s8iHier biIit bic
frifhe Cuff bsr peeDigin. bic Gridiiung "a
banbiseH, nbef tas i1witIs. briiGctoe sSettcc
i'm zOnHer III bet SetIans ben GrtdItnnsen
binberitf.
Eas RubIiIulr III fsbr trtsreiiiri. ein Dliita
feHueH sa IsrTleis, DeIhes bic Gomniers9 ridls
isnesn srfOIgretb bebanoetH ianH Gin Q1ti'
ici. reInes arrnbe iolfc fyaue oedi, II. geras
nr, grfabrH1a bat gelebri, oGB es Gerabe oa5
lgttsfl IT, nelteE CONNER. ErtdIiunaen lcO'
mtosr Hu aift esftreibuug prempt ocr'
f1bsucaf
SRI. seh Brap, Sair5iriu, ap.,, Iaet: 80
babe Fetilnn eingenominen HH6 mIB fagen,
bab IS ese bette Aeoi5in fiir oHfier uun 6rs
idiiungen ift, bic i6 ie fannie. Cd 1ince. DaB
es tietf 1rftlfaHgen In fur3er Seit betft. IS
Harif nno bdlt enst bnS ScIsem anirefi.'
epssiafsiotis giele gerfcneu 6aItsn gacb,
irG1e mad bern al;befarrHfeH QerpEa Zieieh
fugeH niy. hdb eefisIbe jeti inter benz gtalncrt
aafarsns 1nsgfseteu fpiro. fabri8irt BON ber
Aasfef.Hs 9ompdnh, Columbus, Cbio E6rett
heu Sie an tisfelhe uun ae iutrh Sbnen aeru
sin gh6letii urentgeIhr sufenoen.
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Dies nns 9as.

- Die gipilbieni. apmmiiiion
snnhie ssitern betannt, ooB Charles
W. Death Don Ro. 1881 Stonsn 4pes
nue. 6ueo g. arampe Don go. 1742
Queen eitp apenue unb 2llpin W.
Gmitb, sSirabenreinigungs Su@
rerintennent, bic priiflng ais oiIfss
Nnuhinfpeiirren beItaRben. 3ipei iino
3u trntnnen.
- Siherheits sIirettcr gaIb ins
Fruirte bic polisei seitern, ben it-sis
ienotn Gduhorbsitern 3u perbieien,
platnte i'm GtreitzDiifritt berum3us
trogtn, bn bic atufI6rift auf ben g.las
faten 81 Rubeitorunsen fiib1n m0s..
- Die Benmisn Der Traction 60.
ertlGrttn fid seftern in elmer aonfes
rtns init Direction price bsreit, bic
Strabe 3tpiffkn ben geleiien ipdbrenn
btr Rspnrntnrarbeittn an Der Sntas
more GtruBe neu pflnftern su laHsn.
- Gruni Dousbertp. Der bic goots
ton5eliionen i'm gurnet MOODS unn
QineOIn Part bat, fpirb bort aebenss
Tettunasnpparnie initalirsn.
- Jarnss u. 2aipIer ipurbe aeitern
bon Tireltor Gafb apieber sun Glsrf
in sfeueripebrs Gepdrtement unter ben
CipiIoisnitreseln ernannt.
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unfdle.

- 9as automobil bss polissi6efs
gopeIan. TN ipsIdem iich bic goli3iiten
Nightingale unb gmri9 befanosn,
spuroe seiisrn beim 8erldiIen bes
Giaoiballsnhofss an Der 8. 4pe. bon
Cor Ho. IL Der glberon 2lDs. 2inie
setrcffen uno Isibt bsi6dbist. Die
poHagisre bes Strabenbabnndeens
serietben In 4ufregung, isbo6 fpurbs
bel Der aOIlifiOn Rismanb Oerlebt.
- Carl 2iebis, IA Sabre alt bon
$50. 528 Meit MeWiiden 9lpsnue, ge.
rietb aeiiern pdbrenb Der arbeit in
Dem GtabgiHement Der 3. Rorris
printing 60. an 2. uHo Dime Gtrabe
init Dem rehten gein in bas 9etrisbe
elmer Waihine uno tpurbe 10 fhper
rerlest, oaB er nab benz itdotifhsH
noipiiaI sebrdfi tperben mubte.
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minnIfdqe Elm 3erae neqen iih ieI5it
81 iein; bod Sdrf bic Sdtiahe oieier
ierrer 8eugrisoerneigerung uon Berift
uno sSurB in grfpdgung se3ogen lrb
gum 9egenftanoe ber stritif ieitens Der
Gntpdlte gemnft tpcrben RiemaHb
Ion 3tpeimaf tpegeu Ses ndn1Iid)eu Bers
GebeHs in 0efabr eebraht perbeu.
9as amenoement be5rpedt: CT.
iiens. bob Die 4n5obl Der Eerionen,
Die CUR giIoung elmer 8rmroiurp
erforberlih lit, uno Die CUR erbrin-
.gung elmer anflage noti9enSige
Stimmen3abl Der 8ronoiurp Wit.
gIieoer burd 8eies beitimmt iueroc.
8egentDartig beltebt cine @rnuo'
jlrD aus iiinf5ebu Berionen, Dor
oenen miu6eItens 5tpolf iibereinitim.
men riiIien, Inn cine gInflaee slt
erbringen.
3ipeitens: Gs biirfcn gcietIite
gc'tlmmrngen getroffen peroen,
Inn es iotpobl Dem an9eflogten ipie
oem Staate su ermosIifen. Die eio-
lthen gefunoungeu irgeno zines
3eugen entpegen3unebmen. beiien
perionlif,es griheinen in Der BRO.
seBperbanolling itnnoaIih iit. Ser
.Her iii III benz amenoement porae.
ieben boB I'M Sale Der Gntgegen.
nabme iolher gefunollngen benz
angeflogteu itets Die Weittel uno
bic GeIegenbeit geiihert iperben
niiiier, in periou uno NIT ieinem
anruaIt 6obei sugegen gu iein uno
ben 3eugen, beiieH 9usiogen eutae.
gengenoTmer iperoer, ebeuio ins
8erbor 5u nehmen, aIs tpenn er i'm
8ertht dntDeie,l6 ipdre.
Trittens: 9ieies ENHANCEMENT
iiebt ierner tor. 6oB I'M Sale Der
6eugnisoertueieerling beg angefIog.
ten oieie l1nterloiiung bon geridlt
uno Surp in getrad]t gesogen uno
5um Gegenitanbe Der aritif ieitens
oer glnuaIte gennf)t rueroen oorf,
mas gesentpdrtig nit)t itottboit lit.
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- Charles g2. TOnQc8, pom go.
f112 gine StraBe, itarb qe'tern
Vtorgen I'M Sitter Don 42 TTobren. Gr
btnterIQBt Die @uttjn lmo iiiui ain.
Der Gr tpltr0e bier Qeboren lm0 orr
bettete Sabre lang nI5 Wtaid}iniit in
Der 6abrtt Der @Iot & GlnUion 60.
- 2Sohn @. &laf muroc oorqeItcrt
gtahn1ittog uon Der 45oIt3ei in Sc
lpabrium genonmeu uno IpGter i'm
Gountp @efdn9niB eingeiperrt, biz
cine ltntpriudung itbcr ietnen Bet.
Ites3uituno bon Bro6atridtcr Gou-
raughton oorgenonn1eu rperoen fam.
- SSuIius s. &uQheu, 26, unb
JIorioe Stbbdts, bei0e pom Gooinoa
ton, ap, rultroe geitern Elm 6eirath5.
ihein i'm 9Srobatgerift nerluctqert,
neil Die hetrathsluitige @raut bier
ntdt anidiiig mar.
- Stepban Vtoiter uno GIi3u6et6
Smltb, bei0e BON Gofeotto, erIangteu
seItern etneu Setratbsifein.
- 8nr. Setterih bat feline girth-
'haft an Ser Glib =. StraBe an 4nop
grufs berfauft.
- s. 8. @ator6 bon Columbus,
9, Dur0e oorgeitern Ibeno pom
S6ulratb ais Irhtteft fiir 0o8 neue
SotihuIgebdltoe getu6hIt uno ISreoe.
rid 8. gtiiuer BON bier ipuroe als
SiIfs-Ird,iteft ernunnt. @eorq Sad.
man BON bier tpltroe ais glrd)iteft fiir
ooS neue ShuIbous in Sit SamtIton
angeIteIt.
- Sler regnete es geiter1 beinabe
Ben gnn5er Gag nit rltr fur3en I'm.
terbrehlmgeu.
- Ger iabrIihe 2lusfIuq Der Ga.
bor Legislative &eague bon glttIer,
BrebIe uno I2ontgomerD Gountp fin-
bet am Sonntaq in Ghlinqer's 8ar.
ten, nabe SanriItou Itatt. Q6Qr ertnur.
let einen groBen 8eiub bon Toptor
uno @uton.
- Der Staat3 8enerulan1patt
6ogan bat eine GntIheiounq abaeae.
BEN, oai} Die aanoi0oten in Ser @ahL
fiir 5lDei Common Bleu8 Ridter bee
lttnlneu nriiiieu, fiir DeIdle soer syuei
Fidterdulter lie ais aQu0ioat ulT3u.
treten beabIld]tigeu. Gin Jernrin be-
gtnnt I'M sSanuar uuo Der ar0ere i'm
S5ebruar, DeQen Ser Reiignation oes
RtbterS 65aro, peIter Ql5 Sanotoot
fiir Den aongreb auftritt.
- Die 2cife bon Or. Treb. 6.
geaI, Tuelder in 9tetD 9orf itarb, ptrb
CUR @eeroiqrng uab @auriIton ge-
braht perbeu.
- Der Stoat5- 1Seucrmarifa1 =.
". 3ltber hat 0as hieiiQe @erifts-
gebouoe. meldles am IA. MGrs burc,
6elter Irurb beidabigt rporoen mar,
tonoennirt.
- Die GerIobung bon 2o1is 7ii.
mer ir. NIT SRI Carrie Shloiier,
Sod)ter Ser 6omiIie G5acob S6Ioiier,
muroe geitern onge3cigt.
- Cine Iede 8aSrobre in Der
Wobrung por 8m. s.. 9inneode
bon gto. 621 2uolop GtraBe, perltr-
iafte geitern 9tahnrittag elm GSeller,
lpelheS ben 5uBbooen zines ,3inrmers
beiddoigte, ebe Die
SSldnulen geIoid)t iDeroen fornteu.