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where he is interested in a large
lumber deal. He carried with
him number of men who he will
leave IN South Port to attend to
the work there. Captain Mar
chant will return in a few days.
Miss Ruth Noyes of Washing
ton. d. c.. who has been engage
ed for some weeks in copying the
record for al appeal in the fam
Gus Heath Rafferty, case. has re-
turned to her home in Washing
TOM The case will be presented
this week 20 the Supreme Court.
On account of the excessive
heat and dust and sickness. the
meeting TO have been held this
week at Holly Grove church has
been postponed until it rains.
Rev. George GOwen will preach
at Holly Grove SUNDAY morning
ami at Oak Grove Sunday night.
A picnic was 81 ZEN at the home
of Mr. George A. TAYLOR near
Hudgins on last Friday night for
the benefit of Cow Neck school
A large crowd were present anC
enjoyed the freedom of Mr.. Tay
lors fine new home. Rev. Geo
Gowen delivered fine address
Quite nice sum of money was
realized.
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Rev. L. ]. Phaup will preach at
Central Sunday morning next.
Subject; "Wehusthan.' Salemat
$3.50 p. m. Subject: The -s,sieST--.
ciiul. 1872
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Kenwood and Paradise crossed bats
here Sunday and the game was high
in favor Of the latter.
Messrs. H. Bramley, M. Mahoney
and F. w. Fienhold motored to Car
roll Monday on business.
Memorial services were held at the
Center school Sunday and a nicely ar
ranged program was enjoyed by those
present.
Mrs. Lille Marks sang beautiful
solo.
Messrs. Oscar Fienhold, Carl Ale
wan and Mr.. Ebsen spent Saturday in
SIOUX City shopping.
Virginia Marks is spending the week
with Mrs. Clarence Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McCord and fam
lily drove to Dow City Sunday in their
auto and attended memorial services
morning and evening. The roads are
in excellent condition for autoing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cook and fam
lily and Miss Ella Housely attended
memorial services in Dow City Sun
day.
Miss Dolly Malone is assisting Mrs.
Carl Laubsauer with her work. We
are glad to report Mrs. Laubsauer as
convalescing.
The Bryan families attended men,
orial services in Dow City Sunday.
Mrs. Mile Malone and daughter
visited at the parental home Friday.
During the storm Sunday night
some buildings on the premises of d.
F. Bryan were badly torn to pieces
whiel others were overturned.
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Miss Nora Finnegan came over iron
;, it with Mrs. John McGinn.. ~
= Louie Heiden visited with his broth
err Alex, and wife Wednesday even
; ing.
Edward Hamann was a visitor a
John Tryon's Wednesday.
Luella Mundt spent Friday evenin!
at Charley Beermann's.
Dave Comstock was Manila Wis
itor Friday
Otto Tryon is the proud possesso
of new top buggy, purchased las
Thursday.
Willie Kuhl is spending the weel
with his brother, Herman, in Eas
Boyer
Mrs. Jacob Rusterholz and children
visited at her parental home las
| Thursday afternoon.
Fritz Block spent several days las
week in Minnesota visiting friends.
Emil Eek returned to his home al
Manning last Saturday after spending
several months with his brother here
A very large crowd enjoyed pleas
ant afternoon and evening and the
VIM. Schnoor home last Thursday.
East Boyer with relatives last Sun
day.
Supt. F. N. Olry was visiting the
schools in this vicinity Friday.
Willie Schneider and family motored
over to Willie Mundt's Thursday even
ing in their new car.
Mrs. Herman Lockmiller, ST. spent
a few days the latter part of the week
with her daughter, Mrs. Willie Mundt.
John Meehan purchased new auto
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Comstock and
daughter, Mabel, went to Manila Fri
day to visit with their son, Frank, and
family.
Miss Alma Steinkeuhler was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Jacob Ruster-
holz, a few days last week.
Frank MARI and family were at
Arion visiting with relatives over Sun
day.
Misses Mae and Dollie Comstock
visited Thursday with Mrs. John Has
set.
Otto Steinkeuhler and brother were
county seat visitors Saturday.
A number of young people from
this vicinity attended the dance Civ
en- at Emil Stegemann's near Buck
Grove last Saturday night. They re-
port very pleasant evening.
Herman Sievers and wife were at
the Adolph Harder home south of
Manila last Sunday to see Mrs. Siev-
ers' father. Mr.. Indy, who has been
very sick. He makes his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Harder. His many
friends here wish him a speedy recov-
cry.
Ray Cody visited with his parents
at Manila Sunday.
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c. F. Vogt left Saturday by way of
Charter Oak for South Dakota to look
after his land interests there.
Claus Paula, wife and daughter,
Lille, drove to DenisOn last Saturday
to do shopping and visit friends.
Mrs. Julius Wulf left alst Satur-
day for weeks stay with her brother,
Fred, who is farming near Hornick.
Miss Jessie Hayes, teacher in No.
9, and Miss Talcott, teacher in No. 4,
will bring their schools together on
Wednesday and have picnic, this be.
ing the last day of their schools. Then
the teachers will return to their
homes for their summer vacation. 1t
is hoped by many that these young
ladies will return next year to teach,
as they have given the best of salts.
faction,
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ADDITIONAL NISHNABOrNY.

Broman & company, of Walkertown
have the contract to build the new
school house in district 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Heiden, Misses
Emma and Clara Schnoor, Pauline
Thiede and Alma Steinkeuhler, Frank
and Henry Steckelberg, Willie Boy
ems and Henry Steckelberg were Sun
day afternoon visitors at the Fritz
Mundt home.
Willie Mundt and sisters, Misses FL
ma and Martha, visited Sunday at the
Charley Schutt nome.
Albert and Clara Gessmann spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Fritz
Mundt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinkeuhler and fam
lily visited Sunday in East Boyer with
their daughter, Mrs. Rusterholz.
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Tony Anton and Charley Schoen-
john took bunch of steers to South
Omaha last Tuesday.
Herman Buck got $S.25 for the
week ago and s7.77 for hogs.
steers he shipped to Chicago
Mrs. Downey, mother of John and
Edward Downey, became very sick on
Monday, May Goth and the children
and relatives were called to her bed
side, but she is slowly improving,
which is glad news to mention
Mrs. Fra DOzark was a DenisOn
passenger Thursday.
Mrs. Charles O'Donnell went to
Omaha last Wednesday to- see her hus-
band.
Mr. and Mrs. eco Foley called at
the G.. O'Donnell home last Tuesday,
Mrs. Foley and daughter Mary, Wis
tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
ODonneIl the past week.
George Foley was an Omaha pas
senger Thursday to spend few hours
with his brother-in-law, Chas:. O'Don-
NELL ,.
James and John O'Donnell were
looking for cattle near Early last
week
Dr.. Berne made business call in
Jackson township Friday.
John Kock sold AZ head of fat hogs
to G. S. Johnson, of Boyer, last Satur- /
day.
John and James O'Donnell brought
another bunch of cattle from north of
Herring Saturday.
The young folks from Jackson at
tended the pentecost dance in Arcad-
ia Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schluter re-
joice over the arrival of another DEM
Ocrat at their home last week.
James Kerrigan is building cistern
for Hannes Bahr this week.
Frank Dozark made business trip
to Vail Saturday.
The following persons were chosen
as delegates from Jackson to repre-
sent the German Farmers Mutual
Fire e Tornado Insurance company of
Carroll and Crawford and adjoining
counties at the annual meeting at
Peters, VIM. Dettbarn and Fred Rick
ers. Julius Dresser was reelected
agent for the coming year.
James O'Donnell bought II head of
two-year-old steers from Fred Rickers
Monday.
A 2-year-old steer strayed or disap-
peared from John Rocks place cou-
pie of weeks ago and no trace can be-
found of his whereabouts. About one
year ago Mr.. Kock lost a two-year-oId
heifer in the same manner and never
got it back. This is bad way to
lose cattle.
Supt. F. N. Olry visited our schools
the past week.
Willie Theis visite dat the Hans
Theis home near Denison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welp, of Lake View,
visited at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. John NJ. Peters, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, of Herring,
motored to West Side Sunday to see
the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kock, VIM. Dose
and Fred Rickers called at the Hannes
Theis home Sunday.
Mr..and Mrs. Henry Hansman spent
a few pleasant hours with Mr.. and
Mrs. David Calderwood Sunday.
Miss Bertha Johannsen returned on
l ucSOdy lIONl d Ncch > NlSII Will IlcI
6 ~'or, Mrs. Fred Weise, south of West
Side.
.4r. and Mrs. George Witt and fami-
ly and Mrs. Geo. Witt, ST., of Ar
cadia, visited at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs. John Dose, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Jams and Miss
Lena Lamp attended the dance at the
five mile house Sunday evening.
Miss Lulu Smith called on her
friend, Miss Lena Boldt, Sunday.
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Our veterans of the G.. A. r., N. P
Underhill and M. A. Parmentier, occu
pied the places of honor at the church
Sunday evening. Patriotic hymns
sung by the choir and draped flags re
minded the congregation of the day
Rev. E. D. Calkins preached and
patriotism will never die as long as
our ministers preacher such sermons
Once more We listen to the address OF
Gettysburg, that little speech that said
cluded by the congregation singing
<'America' and shaking hands with the
veterans.
Karl Motter, who has been clerking
for A. A. Conrad for some time, has
decided to take up journalism as a
profession He and Eugene Baber will
publish a paper called "The Arion
Times" This town needs paper and
the boys are we'll adapted for the
work. We expect the cartoons to be
quite a feature as Karl is gifted in
that line and wish the boys the best
of success.
L. G. Butler went to Woodbine on
Tuesday to be present at the funeral
of Alva Torrey
Mrs. O. w. Nelson and children and
Miss Alta Mackey were Denison shop
pers Saturday.
The storm Sunday night did con-
siderable damage here. The grand
stand at the fair ground and corn
crib were blown down, telephone wires
broken and large limbs of trees twist
ed Oft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard and children
motored down from Ute Sunday and
spent the day at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Fox, Jr.
Charlie Green came to see his par
ents here last week and then went
to Alberta to look after land owned
by him and his unce, Chas. Sexey.
Our baseball team went to Dunlap
Friday afternoon. The game was a
tie at the ninth inning, and was not
played off on account of insufficient
time before train time.
Rev. z. D. Calkins returned Satur-
day from the Congregational confer
ence at Charles City and reports a
good attendance and a profitable
meeting
Mr. N. p Tnderhi1l came from Den
yer last week to look after property,
visit friends and especially to be with
his comrades at Dunlap on Decora-
stion day. Mr. Underhill has not miss
led the exercises for over twenty
years.
The new horse barn at the fair
sground is finished and is occupied by
a number of good looking trotters,
which are exercised daily on the
track
Byron Glow came from Omaha Sat
urday to spend Sunday here with his
family. Mrs. Glow and children re-
turned with him after pleasant visit
here and at Denison with friends and
relatives.
Delbert Lee, who is working at
Churdan for the telephone company,
spent Sunday at AriOn with his fam
lily, returning to work Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Butler were en-
tertained at dinner Sunday at the
Milo Kelly home.
There was quite crowd at the
fair ground Sunday to witness ball
game between Dunlap and Dow City.
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her school Tuesday evening for Wis J
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HON. N. S. KETCHUM
of MarShallt0Wn
Candidate for Railroad Commissioner at the Repu
Monday, June 3

Candidate Commissioner the Republican Primary
Monday, June
SECURING
totsla perce
lowest O state In
educedl live
81 IOwafr
brick anAt tile reas per
THIRTY
naess and = Ct
RsAese furniture Il carlo 90
TWENTY
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db. 8Du mebreren StGbt6en Lungs Der
Bdbnltnte aus tit Die 8erfolqung bes
reitS aufgenommen norben. Wuu oera
mutbet, oaB Tid bic ganoiten in bic
gerge fublid BON 9artletspiQe, Stla.,
geflii6tet baben:
pfero BON etner g 4Iange
Gnge8riffsn.
ReDton, q. s., 10. 5u[i. 5arm.
drbeietr nuf benz Gdnbgut Der Srau
6. u. 0emareit fdrDen eine bret SUP
grnBe S4Iange, peIte Ii9 feit um ben
9als 6es Reitpferbes Der Srau De-
mareit geIdIungen bate. 0as Reptll,
nelaes feline Gift5dbne in ben 5QIs
bes pferbes Dergraben bate, tonnts
nur nit Wtiibe entfernt perbeu. Das
gfsro befinoet Ii4 in trttti6er Gage.
ais 2et4e uufgefunben.
GleDelunb, g., 10. syult. 2lln
Seeufer Bel Weit 0poer tpuroe Witts
nr9 Die 2ei4e zines WanneS nit elmer
augeIpunoe i'm &opf bon 8eerenz
IuAertnnen aufgsfunben. Reben Der
Geihe lag Elm Reooloer. 0as @usie.
ben bes W}annes entiprttt Der Be=
Idretbung bes unbstunnten, tpsther
3rIeBt in 9eieIlfdaft Der Soa NuoeIa
man. beren 2elhe am Wtontug aufges
fEnben tpuroe, geIeben tporOen iit.
8Om 8Iib get0btet.
Qtron, g., 10. SuIi. Robert WtDz
ers, WotDrmunn zines 9onitrutttonsz
8uges Der Nfron &c gunton Glettri-
fchen GtTenbabn, in Canton anidFig,
trat am Ulittpo6 Ra6mittug pdbz
reno zines 9epitters in einen 5eIes
pbonDerI6ldg, nm Ororss entgegens
3unebmen. Der 0rabt puroe irgenbpo
bonn gliB getroffen unb Utpers puroe
Guf Der tStelIe getODtet.
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Der 2primer= Sail nod
nt6t erie b fet

BaT6iugton, II, ,. g., 10. SuIi.
Die 2orimer ReioIuttDn fam am
Wtittfpph tmmer nod ntht our 4bz
ittmmung, uno eS neroeu tpubrIdetHz
lid nod 48 Stunben pergeben, ebe
Der Syuu befinitip srlebigt pirb. Die
Senatpren Sobnitou, NIa., uno Sones.
Da16., fiillten nd6reno oes Su8es fiez
BEN Stunoen nit Reben gu 9unlten
2oriner's aus.
SmReprdientantenbaus rei6te pGb@
reno bes 5ages Der ReprdIentant 4tiu
Don Rsp Yorf eine ReipIution elm, in
ipelher Der 4terbau Setretdr Wtlz
| ion aufgeforoert niro, GrtIdrungeR
iiber feline 8e3iebungen 81 gepifen
Qanoprojetten in Colorado gu geben.
Sn Der ReioIutipn beiBt es, oaB Suiper
gBilipn, Der Sobn oes Setretdrs, unb
/ Iein ebemaltger pripatIetrstdr, jeBt
9eamter elmer Srrigationstompogrie,
nit einem SaIdr pon 800 I'M Sabr
| lei. IS pirD audi ange0eutet, DAP 4na
| iieoIer in Colorado BON bieIer &ome
pugnIe betrogen Dorben ieieH, uno es
tpirD elm geridt iiber bas 9enper Rez
ierpoir uHb bas StanbIep 0dmmzgros
jeff psrldrgt.
| Repr. Berger bon Di5coniin, Sos
3ialtit, rei6te tpdtrenb oes 3aqes cine
8orlage ein, oer5ufolge Die Hegierung
outpriiirt iperoer ioQ, Gelo an Goun=
ties, Stdbte unb Srtihuften gegeu
Bombs aus3uIeiben, bamit oieie in ben
Stano gsieBt peran, 4rbeitsIoIen an
Der GonitruttiDn offentliher 8etriebe
uno pffentIi4er 9ebGuoe Sei6dftisung
81 geben.
Seine 4rbettslu Il in SoIse
Der SHE.
| Die fiirhterIihe 6iBe uno bic Sebr.
iudt nad ben 5Serien tbaten pdbreno
res Sdges oas .Sbrige, nm bic iSibrer
i'm RsprdI Ientantenhaus ihier sur 8err
| 5Tpeiflung 81 bringen, beun Tie pareH
nibt i'm Stanoe, tpeoer i'm 5aus nod
| in ben 8ommitteen Guorums su
Stanoe gu bringeu. Der Dom Senat
amenotrte Wurineetut ioIte pdbreHD
bes Cages BON einem Subtommittae
bes Sommittees fir WartneangeIsgen-
beiten in GrDQguug ge3ogen perber,
es tameu aber ntd3t genug UtitgIteoer,
um Die Geihdfte aufnebmen Al tDn-
neu. gbenio 9iug es anoeren aOmmtts
| teen.
Der g 6orer n5Otai Raru~
fretgegebeR.
grdiioent Saft CAB an Ueittpo6
cen japdniIdsn Shoner -5ofai
mdru" frei, Der por stpei Sa1reu beinr
eeiebptbrtgen Rpbbenfang in aIastu.
| lden @etpdiIern befhIugnabmt parbe.
Die 38 Nfann itarte 8eidsung, unfGs
big, bic ibr auFerlegtsr 8eIb'trufen su
be3ahIeu, brahte $50 Sage i'm ges
| fdnqnib 3u, unD Der Sdoner rurpe
sur Detuns Der Celebrate befaIass
nahn1t.
9epe5reunbm m uuitioH lr
Die Nmeritdner tn
9ermoiiIIo.
Treibts GragsSorgerTen Gesrehre
uno 10000 Botr0nen peroeu iofort
on ben dmeritauiiaen 8onful In 5ers
noIiIIo, Sonord, Wterito, eeT1idt
fperben. Die Gjetpehre limb fir bic
2lmeritdner in Sermofiflo beftimnt,
bomtt bieIe iih seasH etrpuise Nngriffs
iei.ens Der merttauii4sn Rsbeuena aa<sr
thsisjssn tinnsn.
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0gelegrap6
Gnnatitsr on Der 4rbeit.

Gnndtiter an Der 4rbeit.
Atlania. Ga. 10. SuIi. Tos
unt.rbaus Ger 9ssislatur Eat elm.
8orlase ansenommen. tpelGe ben gers
tauf BON Oetr1nten, tpelte msbr als
1 g)roseni 4ltobOl entholisn, Derbieiet.
Die giu III stsen bic fog. .9Oder
G.ubs1 unb ben Wsrsnuf bon Rear
Beer seri6ttt uno mub NOD BON %.
nat pagttt utrSsn
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Der Ropalifen auf ftan b
in YortuoaI.

II !.
2iffabon, portugal, 10. Suli.
Die Ropaliiien I'M norbli4sn pprtugul
iinb am Wiittpoh obermaIs ben RE
sieriingsiruppen eniganssn. Rad benz
blutigen Gefshi. bds ON DienItag BET
Der Stant Gabecieras De 8dito jtoitz
gefunbsn bat, pelhs npn elmer itarten
Ronaliitens abtteilung .rfolgreid se.
gen bos FINITE SnfanteriezResiment
pertbeioigt ipurbe. Durben iDeiters RE
sitrungstruppen nnh benz SfdupldB
bes 9eitrigen aampfes gei4itt unb am
Wlittpoh Worgen riidte eine itarte
Snfanteriss Golonne langiom gessn bic
Jniureentenitabt Dor, pdbrenb bes
Worriidsns ein beftiges Jeuer unterhals
teHb. aber nur einige iuenige oereins
5elte S6iiiIe .purben pon Der Staot
aus ubssgeben. qls bunu bic 3ruppen
gum Sturm iiberginsen, ItslIte es itd
bernus. nab bie Gtobt perlniIen mar
unb aGe Sdufer lesr Darsn. Sdmmts
Iihe GiHipobner tparen NIT ben ropali.
ftiihen 9ruppen absssogen uno iie
tampiren jebt ohne 3peifeI in ben fell
iigsn Gebirgspdifen.
Wenn bic Hegisruug ii4 niht ents
fteibet. bic Oarniionsn BON 2iHabon
unb OpOrto gu I9tpdden, tpas in gn>
bttra6t Der M0sIihteit rspolutiondrer
Gusbriihe bnrtielbIt gefGhrli6 iein
fuiirbs, lit es .pdbrifeinlih. bob bic
ropnliitii6e aampasne in ben norblis
den proDinseH niht 70 i6nen Elm
Gnbe erreifen pirb. penn penn bic
Tobaliitsn BON ben Resierunestruppen
bart btbrdngt iperoen, siehen Tie ii6
tpisber iiber bic 0rsn3e ndh Gpdnien
Susiid. Dd bic Grense fehr sebirgig
III, bali es ben 9ruppsn ihtpsr, lie su
perfolgen. unb bic bspeslihen aoIons
nen Der Ronoliiten iinb boher i'm
Sionoe. cine piel srObere 9rnppsns
maht i'm Shdn su haIten.
DEN lettsn Herihten 5ufolge bat iifl
Der Jiibrer Der Ropnliiten, 6auptmann
Gouteiro niht ouf ipaniffes G,ebist
auriidgesreen. Die Ronaliiten tparen
In bier psriehisbenen aolcnnen BON une
eefahr ie 200 Monn In portugal elm.
eebrungen unb stpei Der syiihrsr, gnus
etiro unb gnmdho, mar ss NIT sinisen
Werluften gelungen. iih su pereiniaen
unb lie ipuren i'm Gtanb.. ss In Gbaz
pea auf einen Hnnpf ontommen 5u
ldFsn, nurben aber gefhlagen.
Die pniriOisnsGsfelIfhaft prgdnis
firts am Tienjtag 4benb cine aroBe
patyiDiifhe parnbe in ben Gtroben
pom QiHnbon. Die Wlarfhirenben
iuurben ubernI bon Der gclssmenae
cppluubirt. Der 3ug bielt Dor Der
beleifdxn Gefnnhtihait an nnb tratte
6ohruFe nuB, ais 3sihen Der Nefriebis
guna barber. bab bic beIgiThe Reoies
rune am Ii. Juni ben 0ampfer Dos
n 3tebrusge bti6lasnnhmt bate. Der
Odmpfer nnbm CUR 3sii maffsn unb
WuHitinn an Dorn unb bic beIaiffe
Negierung mar Der Mniifs, bnB ne fiir
BIC porfugitiii6sn Monar6iitsn bes
itimmt fsisn.
Dem Wtrnetmen nah IN es bunbsrt
Ul0nn BON Der portngisiifhsn Beiab.
una biefts Ddmpfsrs asIunaen, 6eimz
LID noh pprtuadI sn selnncxn. no he
tofort tn ben Bergen Dertnmunben.
Gi< foIIsH iett inter BEN Rtttutnfiib.
sssH &eeSeDs nne oshe eeIs4.
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Wetterberi@t.

Sir Ohio: aagencin idones
gsetter I'M norolid)en Ibeil; Strid)-
regen i'm iiiolihen 9beil am Ion-
llerstag Norgen, gefolgt BON ihonent
gsetier. am 3reitng id,ones @etter.
ggeitIide bis norotpcItIid)e 8inoe, Die
am Jreitog per1itoerlih weroeu.
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Die NaliOna(kOnOellliOa Der
prO6i6itiOaiaea
Sat am WiittwDd tit Altlantie
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nlotratii9e partet an.
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platform.
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bon Soma
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boftrsn
llnb eiue grtldrun9 in Der ReIolutiou
gu itreidsn.
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Jn ipelher bic Qomiration gaft's als
bstriigerifh be3ei6nst tpirb.
8erIdiebenes aus ber 8unbes6auptz
ftant.
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Die aud bic repubIitaHiIae uHb De-
motratiicbe gortet an.
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Muslan0-Selegrapb
Dn ROga(illenaufIlano In
pOrtuga(
JIt ttebr fDrinibabel ais
Der bDm letten Jabr
1las ieine 1lnteroriifuns oiirfte
lanse 3eit in anipru6
nebmen.
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Stodbolm.
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INNER nod peit Doraus,
3aben aber sesen sdbe Gsgner an5us
tdmpfen.
gusii4tsn auf Jrieben sipii4en Stas
lien unb Der 1iirtei.
mahmoub Sdetptet Pai6u Iegt iein
amt als tiirtifder ariegs=
miniiier nieber.
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Die Rspolution in Rsrito.

Resierunsstruppen riiden BON Obi
buabua aus uah Qornen Dor.
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8erIdiebenes aus Der 8unbesbaupt.
itabt.
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lno siue grtldruns in Der Refplution
gu itreiten.

Su tDel6er bic domination gaft's als
betriigerifh be3ei6nst tpirb.
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Grsift in elmer geoe in beftiger Weiie
Mm. 8. 9aft uno Sol. RooIenelt,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-19
DOWN THE ALLEYS.

INGRAM BOWLING LEAGUE.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-19
SHERIFF SEXES JEWELRY
OF WOMAN OF IMPULSE"
TO SATISFY CREDITORS

New York, Dec. 1S-Mrs. Marion H. Gil
hOOly Lawrie White, the original ''wom-
an Of impulse" had an unexpected call
to-day from Deputy Sheriff Brier When
he departed from her apartment at the
Hotel Plaza he carried with him most
OF her jewelry, the keys to her trunk and
wardrobe, and also the key to her Plaza
rooms. She was locked outside the apart
ment.
Mrs. White is the wife Of Walter c.
White noted automobile racer and head
Of the White Sewing Machine Company.
A few years ago. when Mrs. White was
Miss Marion GilhoOly. daughter Of Judge
Gilhooly. of Elizabeth. N j., she married
Frederick II. X. Lawrie, private secretary
to John W. Gates She married, she ex-
planned afterward. ION impulse"
She went to Europe ION impulse some
time afterward and when she came back
she divorced Lawre ION impulse" Back
she went to Europe, TO return only when
she had the impulse to marry Mr.. White.
His home Is in Cleveland. Ohio.
The deputy sheriff's call to-day was
caused by reason Of Justice MCAvOy in
the city court granting Judgment to NJ.
TOole & Co, Fifth Avenue jewellers.
They produced evidence in court to show
that the firm had sent to Mrs. Whites
Cleveland residence on her order Jewels
valued at S4.93S. but had not received pay
m6n Mt for them. Execution was issued at
once on the judgment. and the deputy
sheriff was requested 10 attach Mrs.
Whites property.