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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
REBEL CHIEF
Continued from First Pags.)

American. Gilbert Mcneil. was
slightly wounded
The rebel loss could not be learned.
Word was not received until tonight
OF the taking OF the town and only
meagre details were received.
Telephone communication was re-
stored long enough 70 inform the Off
Gals here that the town had been
taken and that no Americans had been
killed or seriously hurt. Rebels looted
the store OF the company and the
main body started In the direction OF
Nacozari. a small band being left in
the camp.
The valuable plant OF the TT Tigre
company WAS not molested. Federal
reinforcements for tho III Tigre garri-
son were twelve miles from the camp
nine hours before the capture of the
town. but they never arrived
Ell PASO. Tex. Sept. 15.-Oiinaga,
the Mexican border town opposite Pre-
sidO. Texas. was taken by federal
troops after brisk fighting at day
break. according TO advlces received
az Fort Bliss by General Stevey. com
handing the department Of Texas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16

when Maggie Davis. a little girl, faint
ed and was carried out Of the taber
nacle and removed TO her home in an
ambulance.
The choir. made up Of 500 voices.
picked from the choirs and musical
clubs II the city. sang many beautiful
selections during the services, being
Tor the first time under the direction
or Professor II. A. Rodeheaver.
Greet Party.
With the fresh smell OF sawdust and
pine and hsmlock timber filing the
air. the interior OF the tabernacle,
beautifully decorated. presented an at.
tractive and pleasing appearance.
The Sunday party. made up OF Rev
w. A Sunday and his wife, Rev. L. X.
Peacock. b. c. Ackley, II. A. Rode
HEAVIER. Miss Frances Miller, Miss
Anna Maclaren. Miss Grace SAKE. Fred
X. Seibert, J. II. Speice and Major
Cole. the latter a new conner from Chi.
cago, arrived In East Liverpool at
$3.50 O'Clock Saturday night, being con-
veyed from the traction station in au-
tomobiles 10 the residence Of J. r.
Warner, prominent pottery manufac-
turer. where they are 10 be housed dur
ing the ak weeks stay here.
The party was met at Salem, Ohio.
about twenty-six miles north OF here.
by reception committee made I'D OF
Rev. Edwin Kirby. Rev. II. A. Kelsey.
Rev. w. A. Smith and Rev. J. +. Dimit.
local clergy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
"oBrs-Ir.- the view Corn Cure.
Guaranteed.

~GETs-fTT f. the new-plan corn cure
that will surely surprise you the very
first time you use g. 10 o. 80 simple.
painless. quick and sure In SIS action
IL ahrivcia up the corn. warf. callous
or bunion, separates them from the true
flesh. the corn comes off and there YOU
are. win feet that feel positively ri1ri-
Gus corn-free once more a. they used 90
BE- IN your barefoot days"
The most remarkable feature ia that
"OETS-fT" does not harm or turn raw
the healthy flesh a. other preparations
%. n r. NJ safe ~ water SO more
piaaterr. hnrdaRcs. or aalrca
"CETS-fT" g. sold at drug stores Hf
1bc a bottle. or sent ~ receipt ~ price
BY r. Lawrence a Co. Chicago
Sold IN Wheeling by Bacr'H Quality
Pharmacy, Quinn's Pharmacy. Ino. Cole
man Co. McLnin's Drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
WOODROW WILSON
(continuss l.rom rir.t Passl

with the governors letter and prompt
and effective action in the matter is
asked.
The documents. Governor Wilson
saws. set forth very explicitly and
with 4 COED deal Of detail conditions
OF lGwleSsness and Of scandaious pub
lie disregard 81 law In the city o.
Newark. which. II true. are deeply de-
Dloralizins and dlsEraceful. and the
~ violence with which the recital Is
SUPPORTED g. direct. the evidence OF
ey witness Of scenes which mean. II
they mean anything. that the police
arr civil authorities 81 the city not
only cOnniveC at the lawlessness. but
f.. some instances countenanced II in
person"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
HAYWOOD
Continued frora rir., P.g..,

September 30. the date set for the be-
ginning OF the leaders trials. He ad-
vised the assembled workers TO begin
the strike tomorrow
IF you leave your benches to-mor.
row you will make no mistake" he
said.
ANY time between now and Sep
TENDER 30 will do. but the sooner the
better. II you go out tomorrow you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
GYP THE BLOOD
Ccontinusa IRON First pags.)

Louie" the police detectives who
brought about the arrest will not get
the reward Tho provisions OF Mr.
Wmtman's offer specifically earred
the police.
Police secuted the intimation that
there was any Significance in the fact
that che arrest Of he two men followed
closely upon Nj Whitmans departure
for Hot snriuga " was pointed out
that MI Moss was called iu fmuedt-
afrir Co. represent Mr. whitman and
given every opportunity 90 examine tho
prisoner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16

question Mr.. Whitman and John +. Mo-
Intire. chief OF counsel for Becker. will
inquire into In Hot Springs. this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16

hot SPRINGS. Arb. Sept ibid
sam SrhcuUs hello lu Sew York aa Wit
ness lu the tnarnfhal murder case.
while here CO. August say that Police
IInufr uuuf Becker was the Victim 81 %
plot. only % proceed 20 New York and
tell District Attorney Whitman and tho
grand jury "a story that Immediately
preceded Complementary Indictment
against the police officers accused %
iustlEating the murder This fr the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16

George Bernard Shaw a. working on
the finish 81 a new play. which is 10 be
one Of the three presented on the same
program In New York The two other
plays are By PinerO and Barrie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
OAILY FASHION Talks
~ NAY MANroM
SMART FRocx THAT CAN BE MADE IN AN HOURS
TIME.

MO frock L.
IN prettier for
the little
children than this
one that is made all
In one piece. IL 10
very simple. il 10
easy to launder. il
10 easy 10 make and
Il is extremely
attractive withai.
In the illustration,
the under-arm and
sleeve edges arc
finished and closed
with buttons and
button holes. and
treated in this way,
the dress can DO
opened out fat to
be ironed. but
seams can he used
II preferred and
they greatly sim
pity the labor Of
making. Square
and round necks
are equally fash
ionable and the
dress can be shaped
In either way. This
one is made Of
embroidered linen
trimmed with bands
Of embroidery and
the entire making
can be accom-
pBshed in an ex-
tremely brief space
Of time There are
n o o Q o m Q
when the buttons
and button-holesars
used. only two when
they arc not and
one hour should DO
all that Is requisite
for the entire pro-
cess. All sorts Of
pretty materials arc
used for dresses Of
this kind with
either banding or
contrasting ma
terial as trimming.
Embroidery Is
smart. and the neck
and sleeve edges
could be scalloped
and finished with
some pretty littls
design to be most
charming. Often
patent leather belts
are worn and red
Is especially pretty
at this season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16

New Goats arriving daily, in exclusive and
distinct styles. II will pay you to select now We
will lay it away for colder day without pay.
You actually save from sos to $1,000 on a coat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-16
ANOTHER BULL MOOSE
hEwSPAPEH Gun rROVERSV

GREENSBORO. y. G.. Sept. Is
whether OF not a newspaper incor-
porated under the state laws Tor the
purpose OF promoting Republican doc.
time and espOusing the candidates a.
that party" has a right to lend us
editorial support and influence 90 the
Roosevelt and Johnson ticket. 10 70 be
determined Ia the North Carolina
courts. The first step In the litiga-
lion will be taken here tomorrow
when a minority o. the stockholders
Of the State Dispatch. Of Burlington.
restrain the majority stockholders and
the editor Of the paper from publish
Ink editorials or articles supporting
the national or progressive cause.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
THE NETHERWOOD

THE IDEAL ABATEMENT HOUSE Housekeeping suites and single rooms. Large front porch. Fine surroundings. 2007 So. Grand Ave Grand Ave. car.
 Los AnqeIes, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
JUMPER HORNE MARVEL
 OF ATHLETIC WORLD
Stanford Frog Clears Bar at Six and Half Feet.-Record May Stand
 Decade.

For seventeen years the greatest height cleared in the running high jump that was known to the athletic world consisted of M. J. Sweeney's record Of 6 feet , $ inches, established on Manhattan field, New York Al most every season since 1895. when Sweeney startled the enthusiasts with his sensational jump, reports from various meetings have included many results in the neighborpOOd of feet or better In later years w. E. Page, from the University of Pennsylvania, made college record of feet 1 inches This was the nearest approach to Sweeney's record until Dad Moulton, already iubilant in the pOle-vault mark of Lee Scott offered George HOrine, a Stanford student, as a candidate for the worlds high jump record.
 Reports from the cardinal campus proved that Horine was a siX-fOOter any time he completed which feature of local athletics was soon presented to the community in HOrine's leap of feet inches last spring, when he equaled Pages mark.
 Startled in the anticipation of HO- rine some day surpassing Sweeney's record. a realization of the height to be cleared by the Stanford boy in his as piration offered d tendency to discour age the thought. The apparently inn possible height suggested for a new record is not realized until the bar, raised over the average man, is ob- served. When HOrine succeeded in
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
breaking Sweeney's mark with a

breaking Sweeney's mark with a leap of feet 61s inches few weeks ago, the conclusion was that another de- cade would pass before the Stanford boys fame would be erased from the record book
 In the Stanford California dual meet three weeks ago, Horine came through with the greatest result of the ath- Ietic season, feet inches. To meas ure this height it was necessary for the officials to have the aid of a bench in ordet that the field judges could witness the correct mark. With the crossbar placed half foot over the
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
"A FEW sUGGEsTIONs ABOUT

ABOUT THE FAMOUS SPOTS FOR YOUR SUMMER be furnished a Information
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

 wring direct"
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

THE WEsTLAKE SCHOOL andda 
  Lagun M Jessica A. M 616
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
WRITE RIGHT NOW


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Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
LakeShire Apartments

NIr and Mrs. J. D. Reed, Props, for merly of Phoenix West Sth and Cor onado, Los Angeles. In the Westlake district New. elegantly furnished 2 and 3-room suites Summer rates, $30 per month and up
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02
HOTEL PRESTON

Corner Ninth and LOS Angeles Sts., Los Angeles Centrally located; strictly modern apartments and sin gle rooms: wall beds. buffet kitchens; spOtlessIy clean: cool. well ventilated; hOmelike: reasonable rates. Both phones F-4164 BWay 9895
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

Los Angeles, Cal. X boarding men and boys. Grammar and
 Fits for any college. Manual Bookkeeping. fine gymnasium.
 Send for Illustrated catalogue. :, MHOALE LIFE,
Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

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Arizona republican., 1912-06-02

head of a siX-foot man, some idea of
 the wonderful height to which Horine raises himself is presented. In this manner only is a correct comparison offered. As Horine's style is free and with little run, it is practically spring from the ground. Imagine an individual jumping over the head of
 the ordinary man. or picture Horine
 jumping higher than it is possible to measure without the aid of a ladder. may be gained from the above picture.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-17

Giuem GtnctHnaticr miro BON ben
Rebelleu Der aupi nbgcidJuitteu.

Is bat ltdl hcraua9eItcut, DAB Der
ron mcritanlifen Ncbeaen in id)dnO.
slder g8elie ermor0ete Roman gIures,
morilber aeItern telegraphjlf 6erihtct
nuroc, Der bjciiQc Giuilinaelittr
9oman 2lprcs lit, elm Sohn 0es 9lu.
Qeuar3tcs Ir. Stcpban s. 9lurcs, BON
9to. 2912 8ernon 4Nace. Die 9}ah.
rIdt aing am GonnerItQq 9t6eno Dem
GHtel Robert q. Stcpeniou 3u, Der
i'd mtr Den in Utofiuac ,Ssluno mel-
lenocn Gltcrn ioglcih iii &erbinouua
ieBte, bic oaraui iofort nad Gincul,
notI }uritdfehrtcn. RorDun anrcs
araouirtc I'M Sabre 1893 pom 8olp-
tefnifum Der 9)nIc ltniperlitat unS
trat ioaIIidl nls ,SnqeHieur in Iten.
item Der merifanlidcn Giieubahu. Gr
mtroe bel NPorclla in Der Gronin7
Vtthoacnn gefaHgen genommen uno
ais Die Worobrcnncr lid oerfolqt Ia.
ben, puroe Dem lln9Iiiffidcn in Sen
8eracr Der aopf abdcid)Iaaen. Iie
oer1tllmmcltc Selhe lit uon aumera.
oeH aetunoen mor0en Iieie mugcren
Gln5eIhcitcn Bate eiu aamera0 oes
ermoroeten. Der GipiIingeuicur 6. R.
IeiteigIer, 6en bieiigen 9lnae6origen
BON TaBcuaro aus telegraphiih qe.
meioet Der bin3ufiigtc. 0oB oie nd.
heren Gtn3eIheIteu nit umQebeilocr
Eo't fommcn pilr0en Serr Stepber.
ION bat aeitern all QrGiiocnt Iaft oas
Gr'uhcn aeridtet. nit Silfe Der antc.
rltanlihcn 9otidaft Die 2eihe 81 err.
lanqen 0omit iie in ser 0eimath 6t.
rro1gt mcrocH fonnc Ger nnaGidlide
pn9e Monn pintcrIGBt alther 0en GI.
tern SCI Sriloer In6 5mei Shlpeiterr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-17
Gnergiih
Eroteitirt IT. 0sicr geaer oas Y6.
ihieben pon Wittelloieu Don
Gonisuiae aus bierber.

Or. Otto 9eisr, Der 8irettor Der
itdotH6en Woblt5dsiateitsanitalien
bat geitern Manor !6eao Don Qouigz
Dills einen Brief qsitrisben, ben Der
5err 8irgermeiitsr nht gsraoe bintsr
ben Spie9el iteden piro.
gBie Or. 9eier ertldrt BADEN bic
gebOroen BON 2ouispiQe ieit 4nfuna
res sSdbres Die BepfIooenbeit, mitte!s
lofe Qerionen, bic iie bort los peroen
potIen. einfah bjsrbsr ab3uf6isbeu,
frbaB bann Die bieIigen ge60rben
ourt bic notbqsorungene Qettsrs
osforoerung biefer Hiht gsraoe MINI
itenstDertkn Gate alIerbano Unto
itsu bahen. am qsitriosn 9ug. tam
pieoer elm gang etIatantsr 5aQ sur
asnntniB Der hisiigsn gsh0roen. Sin
gerulher 5rant Org. Der oeItern Wors
Gen In ichrertrantem ;3uitdnb bier
eir.rof unb iofOtt ndt Sem Belts
Strobe6cfpital esIta'ft rperben mubz
te, mar bon aou soiqs aus per 5reis
tcrte bierbergehnot porben. Sein
etoentlifes .SieI mar gittsburg, ibm
fpuroe in Der WoSors Office in 9ouisz
bile bebeatet, er nsroe big mad Gin
cin1ati eefnuot tpsre,r unn Die geborz
ben In gincinnoti pirben iton fir
isins BeitsrbefOrberuna nad pitts.
bur1 Soree tragen.
Gieie Wittbeiluna br1ht, Tr. 9eier
edn3 asborig in Sarniia uno ty
ihrieo unper3u9lth on 8iirqermeifter
6enb TN QouispiIIe uno perbat ss lid
fir DE 3utunft gan3 entIhieoen, oaB
bic 6errsn in gouispi[le Cincinnati
als ablaeepIas fir ibre 4rmsn be-
trohten. g9is er in isinsm S6reiben
nerfihert. tpiro er 5ris, IobaIo er az
reisu lit, prompt naf 9ouispiLe suz
riiderpebiren uno ifIisblih 6smsrtt
er. bag sr iehr 'pohl in Der 9oae fei
nit aouispiiIe quitt gu ipsroeu. rgBir
tdbtn." itrisb Or. 9eier an nas
Stnbtoberhdupt oon 2ouispilIe, I'm
Weiigen armenbaus nttt tperiosr aIs
800 SnfaHsn uno penn Sic fortfabs
rtn. uns in ,3utunft mittsqpI, gerio=
Eer hierber3uien0en. 10 tonnen mir uns
iehr lfitt repanhiren. inoem mir sSb-
ner potentIih siusn ooer mehrsr. un.
ie.er 4rmenhdu5lsr 2uIhiden."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-17

psrlonalisn $4,000. Der geritorbene
pernladt feiner Mlutter $250O unb ben
Reit ieines germogens Ieiner obenees
rnnnten @atiin.
Die Observation-Disclosures bes 2eoz
polb 3. 8roipn erIu9ten um bic Grs
laubniB. 79 gum Radlab geborenoe
attnn Der Grften Rationolbant per-
taufen 3n biirfen, UNI nit Der gertteiz
lung bes RahlaHss Beginner gu tonz
men.
0erf6iebenes.
Die 2ubor Boiler Wqnufatturina
60. tlagte cine 5orberuno iibsr
$3s6.80 sesen bic Gau8 Sestine &c
Uentildting 60. Elm.
Nmdlie Dsihmaq bat eine Eorbes
rung iiber $999.35 geaen Treb. u.
Wrampelmeier eingetlagt.
Die quite WebicaI GolIeoe 9lIociaz
tion srluhte geitern i'm bic qerthtline
grlaubniB, ibr GrunoeiQentbum an
Der Siibpeitefe Der 7. uno Mounb
Strabe fir $25,000 Oertaufen 3u biirs
fen.
3. 6. Barter, In ieiner GiqenI6aft
als Rsesiber Der Wstropolitan gont e
5ruit Co., flagts einsBetIelforoeruno
iiber $486342 gegsn 9bomas g.
Gtrad elm.
Die /. Worb g. Ii. 8. 60. bat cine
Gorberuns iibsr $25O0 8sgsn ossHe 80.
godron eingetlagt.
Sn Der alnge Der Stobt Cincinnati
1egen 2dura o. MQiams fpurben Der
aldgerin $3.50 aIs gnti6doigurq fir
9runbeisentbum 3ussiprohen, oas fir
bic gebiirfniBnnitdIt in Der Rdbe BON
peebles Corner tonbemnirt rorDsn III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm @aGl.
ratb.

Sn Der aeitrigsn SiBung oes
Oablraths plagten lpieper Die Gez
muther perihieosntlit auFeinauber
Eno 5ipiiben ben repu6litQniI6en uno
eemotratiI6en RitaIieoern berrIAten
be3uslid Der WabI BON StimmpldBen,
nameHtIih IN Der IS. Wuro. beneuz
tenoe Weinungsperi6 eri6ieoenheiten. Ser
Roctor proteitirte gang erergiih oez
gen geruihe StimmpIdBe uno ertldrte.
RAP er gepeiie fir EoloniIiruna BON
cngebIicben Stimngebern uno fir
Sttmmentauf babe. Stuhtrdt6smit
glleo Shneller. Der i'm SnterefIe Der
IL. Waro erihienen mar, forpie s,err
Oarr pom Dablrath forberten 6errn
Roetor auf. nit ieinen gepeifen
beruus5uriiden uno oieIer oerIiherte.
oab oiefes iebr baIb oeitsbsn fouroe.
4u6 bs3iiglih Der Srdqe. no Die
SniaiIen oes itdbtiIten NrmenbauIes
itimmtn iollten. tonnte tsine giniqan1
er3ielt perben. Die republitaniihen
Wtitglieber Der Seborbe pareu oaFlr.
eaB Der betreffenbe StimmplaB an Der
Sreuaung Der Carthage Qits, Der
Yaeopt ROao uRo Der ,3fpeiten Strabe
IN Carthage pla3irt tperoen TolIta,
pdbreiro bic Gemotraten nit auer Gut.
ftiebenbeit bafiir eintratsn, bQB Der
Sttmmplog Iih i'm Qrmenbaus bsftns
ben foae. Man etniste Iih IhlieBlih
hohin, bob, ehe Die ftrittigen 5raoen
benz Stadtsiefretdr 3ur enbglltt9eu
gntfteiouna iibermittslt neroen bic
Witslieoer bes Wablratbs psrion!ih
bic DerffisDenen MablpIdse in 4us
gsHfhein nebmen iollen.
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SebensgefdbrIid perlest.
JaromeIlter uabe StorrS Statiun uou
etncm 3uge getrDffeu.

5obn e. 6oritsr, Al Sabre alt
RahtparomsiItsr Der Big Sour giien:
balm, pobnbaft Ro. 2O3 6umptor
pIace, RtOeriioe, rpuroe frl6 Qeiteru
Wtorgeu i'm 0ienite bon einem IlnfaQ
bttroffen, neI9er jeosnfuus ben SOo
oes 9erungIiitten na6 ii6 sieben
piro. Jpriter befano lid auf benz
3rittbrstt elmer Qotomotioe auf Der
6abrt mad RjDerIios, aIs er nabe
Storrs Station abIpraug, I'm nit Ell
nem an0eren gabnanseiteQten Su iprss
den. Or trct binter Der 2otomotios
berpor, um oas gtebeuosIeiie ALI uber=
ihreiten, auf peIhem in oemIelben
augenbIid perionsnSug go. 80 aus
entgssengeiester Rihtung in polIer
5abrt heranbrauite. 8epor SorIter
auspeiden tonute, mar er BON Der
2otomOtiOe erfoBt uno in peitsm gps
gen CUR Settle geihleuoert pprben. Der
8erungLiitte lpurDe ihIeuniqft na6
oem Seton 5oIpitaI gebradt, lpp e
iih beruusitelIte, puB er auBer fhnes
rem apntuiionen unp 4bihiirfunqsn
gefdbrlihe innsre gsrIebungen erlits
ten bate. Sein 3uitaHo piro BON ben
6pipitalGr3ten aIs duBerit bsoentlid
beSeianet.
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Qnton uno 2tmanOa psterfpu, DaI.
nut glace, Wldoten.
Games uno GIIIabstb 5arris, Stop
4 0eIti, Widb6en.
5rant uno GIiiabetb 5epob, 827
State @pe., Wdpheu.
Rth0rb unb 2lIice Carlton, 2126
German Str, Wdbden.
Satob unb Gua Gpppenhoefer, BAIT
Wdriap gbe., UidDten.
5rant un0 GIfte Wiurptns, 8. unb
Depot Str, &nabs.
George unb @rna SIapin, 3615
Spring 9roOe 4pe., &nabe.
Sames uHo Gugenia RobinTon, 318
Smith Cir, WidoheH.
Sarrp uno 6dttte Diuiams, 321
SIioer Ctr, Gnabe
2ouis uno GtiIdbetb guob, 4349
9tr9iria aps., WGbheu.
Charles uno Soa Wtinges, 1921
Yrtce ape., Guabe.
Charles unb Sltpe Rpb. 2l9 Meft
6. 9ne., Wdohen.
Sohu uno, Rpfe WoItontc3. 1851
Central Ioe., Wtdo6en.
SEQ unb alma 6offmau, 1854
burlington Qpe., WeGbheu.
William uno eua Sufsr, s16 GIars
Str. Rnabe,
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SHauturnen
Slnoet Geute gl6enb i'm NcSinIcg
Eart ltatt.

Sm Mc8inlep Bart, an Dabe,
John uno Gutter StraBe nerben om
beutigen 4benb Die 3oglinge Der
SpieIplaB=&lQiien geleqentIid zines
StouturHens prOben i6res a0nnens
abIegen uno i'm 4nitIuB an oteIes
S6auturnen ftnbet Elm 8on8ert Der
Sotn Sofer' ihen &apsQe Itdtt, in tpeIs
dem 4apelImeiiter 6ofer aud uIs 60
lit mitptrten pirb. 8Qs poLIitGnOiQe
programm os5 abenbs 1T pie folgt:
0rdsfter Spirit of Snospsnoencs"
9ol3mann
Srdeitsr ralma no pobnit 0u?"
8riquet
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Stabubungen E. &nabentlafIe
ShneoiI6er 5an3
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Barn Dance
Hlnqubungen
0enus Reigen
Die muiitoIiids programm 1T ME
foI9t:
Ouoerturs 81 nSrp6eus in Der Inter
melt Sffenbah
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tbe Gran" OaIben
aapeQmeiiter Sobn 5ofer.
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Yopulare Ufeloolen 6orris
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SOllen nber bic prOjcftirte 500, 900
SOnoansgabe fiir Die lluiperiitat
itimmen.

Die tur3lih pom Staotrat6 guts
9e5eiBene 8OnDau5gabe Oon $55O,0OO
fur Neubauten in Der uniperittdt iou
Der Seguta6tUng ourt Die gurqers
tt)a4t bel Der tOmmenDen Ddbl unter
BEN Referenoums @eIeB unter6reitst
nerDsn.
'Stootratb2mttgIieo at large 6eilter
ieBte 9eItern Die eriten Betitionen in
umIauf um cine Referenoum. Qbitimz
munq 6erbet3ufUbren. IS 1T bieTes
bas erite WtaI, oaB Dieis5 8eie5 bier
aur Annenounn tpmmer mirn
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4mcnoa Williuma tnuros am 9oas
Heritag Qbene ndbrsnb oes aon5srts
i'm Wafbinstou Bart BON ben Cart.
poli3iiten 0ernbdrot uno @enter psrs
hftei. neil Es in oem Bart eeEi NlGHs
nerfans obesIegsn baten iol. Die 9s.
amten bs3suet'H, oaB amanba bic
Ibtnotonaerts rsqtlmabig 3u beiuten
pfleee. uln nit gR1nnern cn3ubInbeln.
Die ansetlaa.s, osren Ruf uHb Gerui
nuh ionit teinesr9ess taosllps Isin fol-.
fruroe Su elmer 8eloitrafie BON $25
uno aoitsH psrurtteilt.
9rei iuRas ganoItreiter, Rdmens
Jobn Rom,, Wm. aslIsp uno Sobn
Jliter. batten iih in Der Gonneritag
Ro5t in einsm 19orpes, nohe Der
plum uno aaudI5trabs. bGusliA niss
otrgeIaiien uHo !abteH iin esraoe an
elmer srpbm 5laits garrsIbduss
gphistep. ais Die pcli3iiteH 9srnbarot
uno @enter srihitnen unb iie tpegcn
Serumlungsrns psrbafteisn. Die an
qsilagten fpuroen seitern 5u is SO
Geloitrafe uno ben Soften perbpnnert.
Gin iunesr 4rbsiitr, Romens gasz
loln Jarlep. neIhsr in Der Mittpot,
Waht in 6esshtsm 3uftanbs unb aus
retnem lebermuth bas SodnaeihloR
Dor Der Gittsrttiirs Der 1aftfhen Res
lioen5. gsp. 3l6 pite Strabe, nbseriIz
len bate. srichisn unter Der 4ntloae
Der 9runisnheit Dor benz poli3eiri6ter.
Dd fsin 4rbeitsetsr ibm Elm burbous
sutes3eusniB ausitellie. .nurbe Der jun
yt Wann nit elmer Warnuns sntlais
len.
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Secainrauid).

Der Reger Gilbert eomonbs perurs
idhte ositern Rahmitiag in Der Ndb:
cer Court uuo 9ine Strabe getpaltic.
aufregung, als er i'm Gocdinrauih
einen niloen Apahentans auf BEN
SeiteHpeae auffiihrts. Gr fuht,lte nit
einem groBsn 8rotmefer in Der 2uft
htrum unb uerfeste bic Quiiantsn in
Gugft uno S4redtn. bis fdIieblih elm
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poli3iit auf Der 8iIoFld6e erfdien uno
oem unfug Elm Gnoe mahte. Der Hez
ger tpuroe tpegen unorOtntli6en Be-
tragens eingeTperrt.