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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
OF LOCAL MOMENT.

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Helm boost the carnival
Election for oue-mil school levy
G. Il. steele has been namea coach
for Kingfisher college.
4 Tulsa promises a street pageant
every night during its coming Dur
bar
Wonan's Chamber of Commerce is
ahelninc 10 entertain visiting rost.
masters
James Houston addressed the
a. H. r. 4. at Mineral Wells Park
Yesterday
Cour, OF criminal appeals holds thar
haulinr liouor.
An increase of $l00 per year on all
standard rural routes will be accept
able to The rural carriers
Tulsa's bank clearings for August
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
SMOKE Slow Mr. Rush

H1RBTNE is The medicine that
cures biliousness, malaria and con
stipation The FIRST dose makes YOU
feel hotter. 4 few additional doses
cures completely Price soc. Sold
hy Owl Drug Store,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL

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n.ea ho ,,,rno1 fron,
''"A qua ~" '''''
Mr' ana Mrs I. g "uS' nave
turned from Solourn ~ we West
Guthrie suits me best OF all, Said
Mr G1lsS
col w. H. Hornaday and bride have
VIII reside at i03 f. oklahoma Ave.
Mr. and Mrs George l.atta left last
an outing. From there they viii "a
10 the mountains returning in Octo-
ber
Superior Clerk Waller Warren left
organize a "wigwam of Indians.
Walter carried with him The parapher-
MALTA Of The order including toma'
Attorney i. T. Hildreth left for
Anadarko. last night. where he was
called on business before the courts
Jaunita Tarr. OF WinsloW, Arizona,
MRS. i. J. Hildreth.
b
but now connected with the State De
partment OF Agriculture. at Oklahoma
Mrs W. r. b. Sherwood and child
at Wichita. returned home last night
Charles C.. Kneisly left last night
for Indianapolis, whore he will attend
the General Grand Chapter, r. A. NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
]. &. L1EBHART.
G. w. WEBSTER.

r. / parks, Murrayvlle, Ga. Route
i. is in his 73rd year and was recent
ly cured OF bad kidney aud bladder
trouble He says himself = have
suffere with my kidneys. My BACK
ached and was annoyed with blad'
der irregularities. ] can truthtuiy
say. one soc bottle of Foley Kidney
PMS cured me entirely. They con
tain no habit forming drug A. b
Demming, Druggist 204 w Harrison
Avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

(Thc Leader is not responsible for
contributions appearing under this
head. Anonymous communications
viii moi be printed The real name
Of the contributor must be given
not necessarily for publication but
as evidence OF good faith4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
New Missionary Officers

The Womans Missionary society OF
the Christian church met on We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Bender of the West Side About y
members were present and all enjoy
ed an excellent program led by MIS-
W .. Hogan The topic was New
Hcaland Mrs Harry Lowe read an IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
a Danoerous Suggestion

\ local politician came near get
ting the whey kicked out OF him yes
terdav for suggesting a straw ballot
scheme TO test the relative popularity
OF Taft and Roosevelt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
Fairpiay's Card

EdUr Leader. notice one T. IT,
Weothers has card in The Leader
attacking our honorable maYot THIS
man Weahers is not resident o.
Guthrie nor does he belong 10 The
'holicr than thou He has no kic6
coming Neither has Robert Sohl.
berg Gelieve me.-Fairplay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
Wants To Ely

4 certain society young lady. who
6oes not want her name mentioned
or this time. win take ride on the
air ship THAI flies in this city at the
far festival f she can persuade tho
r-~- 30 ccrr.. her as 27rss-n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

If your child is pale and sirklf
picks 1T the nose, starts i1 The sleep
and grinds the teeth while sleenlns.
it is p sure sign Of worms. y remedy
for these parasites viii be found in
WHITES CREAM YER MlFVGE. IT
not only clears out the worms but i
restores health and choerinlness.
Price sc per bottle Sold by Owl
Drug tore,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
Fine Merchandise

The Kew fall stocks are heiGg eS-
hib,tcd by Gu1hrie merchants. and
The display is tempting. Increased
business is reported from every
store in the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
SMOKE hiteSeal
vlhy?

why!
Editor Leader While the police
are making phony raids OF bootleg
s.ne and gambling Joints, why don
they make real raid. Several bic
dj>es are operating WHY jump on
tac obscure. Justice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Editcr Leader What has become
of ono Chas Martindalc. who was
going 10 revomtionize Guthrie with
steel works? am not impcrtinent ]
merely want TO know STICK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
Wants Action

Editor Leader The card of Judge
Oismlth hits the right spot. Are We
going 10 dry OF dry rot jnst because
the nonprot tessive city adminsuT-
tion refuses TO do anything for
Guthrie Cut loose that park moncy
Boost The capital fight H. q T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Miss Edna Brodie entertained a
few friends at her home in West
Guthrie on Wednesday evening. pane
ing was engaged in until late hour.
Tile eaests were. Misses Wiullred
Straton. Madeline Askew Louise
Stratton: Messrs. Arthur Brodie
Cherries Conners, George Mtzhaupt
willis Askew and Maurice Myers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

a.satS tG.i.7s 4.a a".T|4,AI I.%o..'' .e.a ,.s.. 9.
o' Foicp Gi6tiSiRs lie says
From my own cNperiouee RECON-
mend rolel kidncY Pills as great
remedy f6 tidne tuuhle. lly father
MAS cured Of kldnc disease and q
good many of lm, ne.ghbor wcr'
cured hy Foley Kidney Pills a. 4.
nemnns Druggist 20i " Harrison
Avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Song
Why does azure deck the sky?
1ts to be like thy looks OF blue;
Wiv is red the roses dye?
Because il is thy bushes hue
All that's fair, by Loves decree
Has been made resembling thoe'
Why is falling snow so white,
Bu, 10 he like thy bosom fair?
Why are solar beams so bright?
That 'hev may seem Thy golden
hair,
Al that's bright hy Loves decree
Flas been made resembling thee
Why are natures beauties felt?
Oh ts thine in her we see,
WHY has music power to melt?
Oh! because it speaks like thee.
All that's sweet hv Loves decree
Has been made resembling thee
Moore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
PLAY AND FAIRGROUNDS
CONTINUED From page

CONTINUED From page
equipped with playground apparatus
and be of use in summer AZ well AS
during he rest Of the year? There Is
mo reason why the school plant Of
Guthrie valued at over hundred
.thousa | upon conservative estimate,
should be useless ono-fourth OF the
year9 80 business house would think
.Of hay ne a hundred thousand dol
lars in three months Of every real.
.PHtsbu started her Fairgrounds by
the civic league putting paratuS
upon q few Of the school yards and
putting kindergartcn teacher in
charge in summer It was found that
some o the children from the yard,
less homes did not know how To play
Later old buildings were torn down
in The crowded districts 70 make
room Tor children playground5
The playground movement i'm Amer
lea is past the Fad stage Il meets
a real need. Fairgrounds give opp0r-
tunity or normal development OF the
udiyidlal for society Horace Mann
said: with growing things one farm
er is worth more than one hundred
reformers."
PLENTY of room for dives and dens
tGlittar and glare of sim
Plenty of room for prison mems.
tGather the criminals in)
Plenty Of room for jails and courts,
Willing enough 10 ayl
But never a place for the lads 70 race
No never place TO play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
Advises Against Paying Tax.

4 local attorney advises against the
raying of paving tax until the present
suit is settled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
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COMMUNICATIONS

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Mr.. i. p Lichpeuhereer of Phia-
denhia, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J Obcrholzer on North Broad.
Wr fichneaherger is an Instructor in
Inc University of Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Col w H. Hornaday and bride have
returned from wedding trip. They
vii reside at 40a e. oklahoma Ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06
Mascot Club

Mascot Club
Inc Mascot club meets with Mrs.
Snurlock today at her home on
Cleveland avenue
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

D
Mrs. r A. Peacock entertained in
honor Of her little daughter. Helen.
,on her sixth birthday anniversary
Wednesday afternoon Misses B"ul-
ali Dickev and Ethel Peacock sug-
gested games for the little folks 10
IDay during the afternoon. and later
assisted The hostess in serving re-
freshments TO the following: Ray
mond and Ruth Oyerton, Flora Lee
Cole. Vanta Miles. Dorothy Dibbens.
Helen Iindorman, Thelma Dessa and
Fncel Mcintosh, Vera Keller, Airline
Metz Aloa and Claud Gordon, Geor-
gia Jacobson, Martha and Mary Ew.
ing. Cecil Bennett Esther Nichode-
mus. Hazel Sanderson Roy Ford. and
Harold Block.
Miss June Williams is visiting
friends in Enid
The Phi Delta Gamma girls meet
SATURDAY with Miss Bess Whitcley on
Cleveland avenue.
Bon Ami
Miss Betsy Berne was hostess to
the pom Ami club on Thursday after
noon at her home on DreXel boule-
ward. The prizes We're won by Mrs
Corb Sarchet and Mrs Crowther for
high scores and Miss Katherine Cas-
sidy for low score Special guests
were: Mines Corb Sarchet. George
Bi,lingsley LeBron. Harry Newman
al ID Miss Hess Little Ann LeBron
assisted the hostess in serving an ice
course
Miss Mar Jane Bamford left today
for Tonkawa whore she viii teaeh
this winter
j. f. Rankin of Guthrie is in Flori-
d. ON a business trip.
!. W. Cohagen, representative for
the Ideal Farmers company is spend
ing few weeks in Florida on bust
ness
Mr. parick Weathers returned this
morning from Bartlesyille. Mr'
Weathers was The successful archi-
tect in the competition for the build
ing of the Washington county court
house.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Frank Burford has returned from
Colorado
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Superior Clerk Waller Warren left
last night FOR Lockridge where he will
organize "wigwam of Indians :
Walter carried with him the parapher-
MALTA Of jhe order including a toma
hawk ana scalpins knife
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

Miss June Williams is visiting
friends in Enid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-09-06

The Phi Delta Gamma girls meet
SATURDAY with Miss Bess Whitcley on
Cleveland avenue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

Gebrer auf bem 2dnbe in Der 4uFna5s
me BON 5erteHtinbern. Der Gtaat
tteat ttber ods 9an3e Ganb bin dlIsn
ols1en 5ertentinbern freie 5in. uno
Gutfobrt CUR 9erfiiguuo, unb pripate
Wobltbdti9teit btIft, no bic 4usitot.
tung ettpas 81 tDInI6en itbriq IqIIen
foIte. Die 5erientinber iu6sn ptets
lei6t etpas Bel Der Grnteqrbeit su BEL
fen, unD Der Bauer betrahtet l6heln0
bas pertimmerte StaDtpfldns6en,
iiber beiien a1mdbIi6es 2uf6liihsn er
il6 freut, oas er 3ulebt in iein 6er3
iAliebt, ia. Denn ss etniam unb Ter
paIit i'm Qeben baitebt, pobl ielbft an
Stnoestatt dnnimmt. 8ieIe ;Ferienz
timber bringen gItsrn unb @eihnii!err
tann ni6t nur bic OisIen beitimmtet
0aben in 9eitaIt ldnbIi8er 9rooutte
nit beim, iie laiIen iie aud t5aiLne6z
men an ben geponnenen @inDrudsr
rDn menf6li6er 8iite uno oon Der
S60nbeit Der Ratur, an G;rotiten,
bic in Der Grinnerung Dertldyenoen
Slang uber tbr qun3es 2eben brciten,
ouf tpel6 berfhieoenen NEen iis aud
ipdter in Die Welt 6inausnanbern per-
ben.
llno Die 9auptitubt qepGfrt fir Die
ertpieiene GaItfreunoi6aft Gnt9.lt
burh @inlaoung DON etpu 10000
9prfttnoern, bic BEL ebenFall5 frsier
Reife in 8openbagen freie unt:rtuufi
| finOen, Treien 3utrttt gu ben Yet9niiz
gungsItdtten unO Elm parmes Utttto9s
eiIen erbdlten.
Bie aopsnbogen, 10 iino audi lie
ibriqen grOberen Stdote oe5 Qdno:s
hemiibt, our6 Gutienoun9 ooE Bolts
f6ultinDern uuf ba5 2anD Dtefen Qez
6snstraft uno 2eiItungsfdhigtejt gu er.
balten unb gu erb06en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

- glm Sonn.ag Rahntittag I'M
orei llbr miro Der 8rl,noitein 3u Der
neuen CT. GdciIia S6uIe in SafIen
burfJ Aeo. Gontpup, BON Der Gburh
Of 4iiimption gelegt Deroeu. Ter
8rinbiteinIegung miro Elm lln3ug
nornnfgehen, al, ipelt)em iih 5ablrei.
die fntholiife 9ereinlgungen betbeili.
gen fperber.
- Die Snn6elsfammer mir6 iif)
m ibrer belItisen Sisung NIT elmer
9etition befaiien, in pelher eegen bic
am Woutag bon Woibington aus oer-
fiigte abiolute ShlieBimg oes hieiigen
4oitnntS proeitirt fpirb. Die 9etition
mirbe bon Charles .. Hturrop, benz
ebeniaIigen Superintenoenten Der
Sanoelsfammer, ilnterbreitet.
Ger itellpertretenoe Dtapor
Sobnion unter3eid,nete geitern Stro.
Benuerbeiierrngsbonos i'm mertb con
100000; gIbmgsfanalbonos i'm
8erth Don $38, 600 uno @aiier,pert5.
bombs I'm 8ertb BON $96, 900.
- Bernard gremering, ir.. tpuroe
geitern pom Observation-Disclosures Goib
3cittpeilig 3lut Sefretdr 6es Geparte.
mentg ernannt, oa Sefretar sSoln
OrHiiei geaenrpartig sSerien bot, Die
er IN Srent Gid, Sn6., oerlebt.
- Inter ben Rebnern gelesentlid,
Der Remorialieier fir ben neritorbe.
men @riinber un6 Setter Der Sei!s.
arnlee. General @iaiam Booth, bic
am Sonntaa in Der Yhiiitbale itatt.
finoet, befirbet iid audi Der greiie Bi-
Idol @oloen bon Der biidoflihen Re.
tbo0iiten Stride.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

@nrSen Imelia Wnsfa nnb ibr brei
1abre altes griiberdeu Vieplas.

lie 10 Sabre aItc glmeIia Rusfa,
ipeIde, ipic bcrihtet, am Wontag un.
ter Uaitnabme ibre5 fleinen 3 Sabre
alten yriioerhens 9ticolos aus DER
Wobnung ibrcs 8aters ueridppano,
nadyoem oieier iid am Worgen our
arbeit bsgeben bate, tpuroe geitern
bon Der BoIi3ei oes fiinften TiitriftS
in benz Wittterbaus Der Siiters Of
Rercp, OIL 4rmorD uuo iJrcemnn
4penue, aeiunoen. Gie Sfipeitern
butten oen anaben in Der Tan Rnr.
lerp iintergebrdf)t.
Ius irgeno einem 8ru1be, tpeiger.
ten Die SbUeitern iid, bem gater
3u geitatten, ieine GofHer su ieban.
aud ainelia idien lid, 5u fiirdten,
nit ibrem Batter 3uiammen5utreffen
2esterer lit @ittiper uno Die Iohter
fiibrte felt Dem Iobe Der Weutter 6en
Sausbalt. SuutanidtspoIi3iit gBlin.
ger lit nit elmer llnteriu6ltng 6es
,Salle5 beih0ftiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28
9ruti6. aas. prot. Waii,nsgtrein.

Ter 8oritano 6es 2eutiflen Qage.
mein Yroteitantiideu Baiienpereins
belt geitern gbeno i'm @aiienbauie
ori Ust. 9luburu ieine regeludBige
8erianunlllng. inter Dem 8oriiR oes
Er1iioeuten gIuguit Steiufnmp mo
Der RrotofoIIfiibriing oes Sefretdrs
5eroinono Steinbad) ab. glls neue
WGtglleoer lpuroen in oen g9alien.
peretn Die 5erren e. u. ,Slad,, Io.
1928 Gilbert apenue. ilno & .!9oehnle.
Ro. $50 syinolnp StraBe, alffseflom.
men. Gin 8eilid) nm guInabme Des
auaben hilbert ai,amdnn ms @ai.
ienbaiis, rpuroe oen llnteriud,ungs-
fommIttee iiber1pieien. Is lpurbe be.
fnnnt gege6en, oaB Die Griasipnbl Der
genmten am fontmeuoen gtoutog DOT,
bier llbr Rad)mittags bis ad,t llbr
4ben6s I'M @aiIenbauie itattfinoet.
luabreno Die SobresoeriamnuIiina am
Sorrttag. benz s. Septentber, 9ad,.
ntittass INN halb 6rei llbr. ebeniaas
i'm @oiienhalie abaeboIten miro.
slIs geiuhsfcnrnrittee iungiren bonn
27. 4ugl,It bis gum B. September bic
9erren ssohn u. Weper uno Vaitor
Gilbert Sd1utiot uno pom 3. bis si,Tn
10. September Die 5erren $. q.
Deeper unb 6. Striefer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

Rem gort, 27. 2tu8. 2tnget.:
~4ciier gDil6elm Der 8rpBe" uuo
Bremen" bon Bremen, .Rroonldnb~
Don 4ntperpen.
2lbgeg.: nRieup 2tmIteroam" nua
Totteroom, n&otIer BiIbelm H."
nah Bremen.
Il ottero m. 2lnget.: sGampa4
nelIp" BON 9iep 9ort.
2onO BON. Qlnget.: .ulinnetonta"
boa glep Yort.
0oDer. 2lHget.: n5inIanO" Don
Rclp gort.
q6tros. Q6sss.: r9arOnia-
na9 Retp gort.
gproeuur, 2lngst.:: nQouiitaua-
bon Hep gort.
Gberbourg. 2tnget.: rarcu.
prin5 BilbeIm" BON Hep gort.
8eapeL 2lbse8.; nSant' 2nua-
nuab Isp gort,
2tperpOol. 2lnget.: nMauretas
mia" OOn 9}ep gort.
2tbgeg.: rGarmania" nab Rsp
gori.
2rtmerpen. 2tnget.: n5inlano"
Dor Qep gort.
Baltimore. angst.: rRetar"
Opn Bremen.
Guesn5topn. anget.: ~Qaco-
niQ BON Bottom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28
germtift.

Die Is Sabre alte Rarie geiTeb bon
Ro. 1139 5optins Strabs piro ieii
Wontas 4beno Dermibt. Die Ansebo=
risen iuhteu bic sanse Rodt binourh
nah Der 8erihpunosnen uno lpanoten
iih seitern ihlieblih an bic polisei
nit Der Bite. Rahforfdunsen naf
benz Wdoden sH5uitsllen.
Die 16 Sabre alte Wtarn 4nnsrion
bon 90. 729 Weit 8. slpenue purps
ssitern BON ibrer Wuttsr Der poli3ei
Gls psrmibt eemeloet. 9as iungs
WGbden bate am Montae Worgen bic
6timreii. BON 5cpt!nspiQe. Rp., no
iie gerpanbte beiuht bate. nneetretsn,
1T isboh bisber nod ni6t bel ibrsr
Wutter einaetroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

- Gin Shlei6bisb enttpenbete ON
belsH 2ase aus Der Wobnung bes Ulis
6del Fapp, Ro. 920 2erinatpn Qpe.,
Shmudid6en i'm Mertbe Don $50.
- Die 5irma Berger &c Son, go.
315 Wuin Strabs, tuurbe eeitsrn Don
einsm S6lsihoisb um S18 bsitoblen.
IS. 8. Smitb BON $40. 1118 CHM
StraBe tuuroe gsiteru auf einem Str1-
bsnbabufpdgsn Der Rorpoopz9inie urr
fsinen 5anotoffsr nebit 5nbaIt bsitob
len.
- Ginbrster itatttten benz ganbDs
laoen bes 5enrp Stepbens, Ro. 2142
Central qpenue, sinen geiuh ub unh
srbsuteten eiuen poiten gisarrsu, Gi,
guretten, 5abat. See Cream, ganor
II. n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-28

Sn SIT. Clemens, >lpobin er Iih
5ur Sur begeben hattie, lit geitern
Serr Z. 6. SaoIer. Der graiioent
Ger StodparbS Bant i,no ebentnlieer
Vraiioent Der SanbelsfaInner, ae-
itorben. Der gerItorbene ipuroe i'm
Sabre 1s43 in Srioro. g., geboren
iiHo tpor BIZ 3ii ieinen II. 2ebens-
inbre aui Der 6arm ieines 8aters
fb1tie. poraiif er ShuImeilter wlir.
be. gei 4usbriif bes 8itrgerfrieges
trat er in ons 93. Gbioer ssreiIpiIli.
aen.Reginent ein, in oeiien 9ieiben er
ben gansen 4rieg mitrrlod)fe. Inr
bieiisen politiiGen Seben nabm er
iteis eii.en reseu 4n.beil, eeborfe Dem
Stnotratb, bem SfuIrntb unb oeH
9ibliothetsrdtb an uno mar in Sabre
1883 Der repiibIitaniife Maporsfan.
Sibnt, lprrh icooh init elmer san,
f.einen Stimmensabl BON Jbolnas
Stepeis geidalaaen. an naberen an-
geborigen blHterIaBt Serr Saoler Ell.
nen Sobn unb 5ipe. 3o6ter. Die 2ei.
die ipirb bebufs ge.ieeilng bIerber
iiberfiibrt peroen.
0err Sobn 0obertp, bon go.
519 hannibal StraBe, Der friiher
bic IL. @arb I'M Stuotratb pertrat,
beruabIte iid, seitern nit SRI. eatbe.
rine Herning. BON 30. 1850 Serbert
apenue, Gpaiiiton. lie 9rauilng iplr.
be I'M Der ct. Menrais Stride geitern
Rorsen pollSosen, Doraif baS iiinee
Gbepoor iofort feline Sodl5eitsreiie
nod benz Sitm antrnt.
Etabtihosmeiiter @ilIiam G..
0eHnp feierte am Wontng iein so.
@iegenfeit isnb bic Angeiteilten eines
Bureaus Iieben es iih nift nebnei,,
ibn am Rontng abeno in ieiner Nob.
nung nuf1uiuden imo ibm cine prdh-
1igr Meiietaid,e Su fd)enfen oie benz
@eburtstngffnbe NIT einer biibihen
Mniprofe bonn Gilfsihntmeiitpr
Unnnf gscrris iiberreid,t tpuroe. ga.
iirIid1 tuirben bic bodsuin infomanenen
GrotiIanten auf o0S ondentejte Be.
lpiribsk
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6ambelsfammer
Srifft @orbereitnngen besielid) elmer
Geridmelsnns nit Der Gom'
mcreiaI 4noeiation.

Gie Girettoren Der Sanbelsfamnrer
unterHahmen geitern Den erlten5dritt
bchnfs gerihnlel5ung Der aorper.
idaft nit Der Commercial 4iioeintion,
inSen elm aus ben Serren 0. U. 0ra.
per, Senrn &. 2afrtan, 6. s. Siege.
ralo. 6. 6. Rippert lulo SEQ Blum
beItehenser SpeSinl. .ausid,uB er.
iiannt iuuroe, Inn Die nothigen 8crbe.
reitungen Ill treiien. auberoem pitr.
be Der Ausif)uB ernidhtigt, in oieier
3inliflt aud, NIT anberen SanoeIs.
forperidlaften 3u fouferiren.
gm IS. Septemher b. s. ioa Die
8ahl Ser orei neuen @rimoeigen.
tbum5.gertpolter itattiinoen.
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lluangeuebme Gntoeduns.

gls Die griiber Bbilip uno 2etpis
Burt, gfo. 6GS 8eit 5. glpenite. pou
Der arbeit beimfamen, mahten lie Die
gntbedimg, oaB ibr sofIer oufgebro.
f,en tporben mar. Ger Iieb bate
$50 BON g5iIip uno S14 ionic eiue
golbene 1aihenubr BON 2erpis er.
bentet. Gte Heitobleueu baben einen
3imnRrsenoiien. ipelber ebeniaas bel
Der glnrcrican Saf & 2eatber Com.
ponp arbeitete, iid1 ieboh ,geltern nidi
sur glrbeit eirgeItellt bate, i'm Ser,
oaf)t. ben TIebitabl begangen 3u ba'
ben. Ter Rann iii ieit eeitern Wor'
gen perihmlIuoen.
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Der betannte portraitz nno 2anbr
isbaftsmdler 6err 4 nton gieter,
Der Reitor Der bieiigen RiinitlerfoloHis.
erretdte geitern ben rs. WeilenTtelh
out feinem 2ebenspfdDe unb feierts lein
Biegenfeit burd etnen iSpusier9dng
bon nift tpeniger dls flint Meilen
ndh aentudp in gsgleitung isiner
5reunoe, Der 5erren 6. iyrisbmelt unb
adpitdn u. Qrnbt.
SSm engiten ,Samilienfreiie feierter
geitern Serr imo sSrou Seorae
Strif er in ibrem foiigen Seim al
Der glnsfa glpenlte ibr goloenes Che.
inbiIaum. Tns alluerebrte Sithelpn1t
ipuroe bnrd) finniac 8eihenfe itnf
8liidipiinif1e ieitens ieiner 3ablreiher
,Sreunoe erfrelit.
SSn Tetroit, Wfid,., no er in beu
lebten ,Sahren anidiiig gerpeien, I'll
Or. 2iiomig bon ToIfe ans
Dem 2eben geitieoen. Ter 8eritorbe.
ne, Der Innge Sabre bier als ar5i
prnftisirt Bate, mar Elm geborencr
Sssldnocr rno bate feline meoi3ini'
id)cn Stuoicn alif Der llnipcr'tfdt in
Repfpnpif abiolpirt. Jrob ieines no,
ben glters, er ipar. aIs er nddl Te'
troit iiberiieoelte melt iiber 10 Sabre
alt, erfreiite iid Gr. Don IoIde elmer
gang auBeroroentIihen torperIiher
giiiitigteit uno piIeste i'm iSreunoeg
freis Surd alferbaub aroftproben Gr.
itaunen into getpunoerung beroor3u'
ruien.
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Sdniihe sserienfinoer.
&opeubagen, inn glusuIt.

Sn oisIsn 5agen trafsn bic lsBten
5erisntolonien in aopenbagen pieoer
elm. Sonnsnge6rdunt. bic 4usen biz
benS BON Der aetDonnenen nsueu Sc.
bsnsfruft uno Jreubisieit, ihiitteIt,n
bic 80 bis 40 9oltsihultinbsr oanteno
ibrsn beiosn 2e1rern bic 5anb, Inn
ihlieBlih auf oiefe sin neunfahes,
bonnernbss 5urrab aussubringen.
Gin bsr5bepesenoer 4nblid, Der pers
b;eate 2obn oss gum Gmpfons Der ao,
Ionic auf osm Dahnbof erfdisnsnen
2sitsrs Der 5srientolonisn. bss 9eh.
rers 6. ClIen, benz felt Monaien cine
trloTole grbeit aus ieinem Gbpenamt
erfpahisn iii, po er fur NIes Gorge
tragen mubte. Giir bic Snitanbi.br
uns Ssr purhanoeneu sisentn aoIOnies