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The Detroit times., 1912-06-06

The ballot box 10 TO be found
at The Times office. Each and
every nomination blank voted
for your candidate adds rs more
votes to her credit, 90 save and
vote them as we'll 40 each cou-
pom appearing In each issue OF
The Times.
Each candidate 10 credited
with only Is votes In this issue.
From thls date on votes will be
counted for each district every
alternating day and the count
will appear the following even
lna. Standings Of candidates In
districts 1887 and 8 will ap-
pear tomorrow "Wednesday.
Standings Of candidates In dis
tricts 1850 and 10 will appear
on Thursdsy-Nos. 1887 and 8
again on Thursday and 90 on.
The Detroit times., 1912-06-06

DISTRICT NO. 1 includes all territory
inside Wards 2, 4 and 6, also High
land Park suburb.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13

stead of "a electors, will have 38. New
Jersey gains (from 10 to 14,) and
those three states, New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, will gain
more than any other group OF states
in the country.
In the Middle West" Indiana makes
no gain. Ohio and Michigan get one
additional elector each; Illinois gains
two.
The IA states of the South gain col
lectively seven electors. The booming
and blooming Pacific Coast States gain
seven, of which three are allotted to
California. The great West, once the
prairie land OF adventure and oppor.
tunity, shows little gain. Missouri
shows and is shown" none Nebras.
ka, Kansas and Iowa are stationary,
with no more electoral votes than they
had four years ago. Actually the pop.
ulation of Iowa is less than II was 10
years ago, and Kansas and Nebraska,
notwithstanding its eloquent insur-
gents, Republican and Democratic,
have gained little
Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Colorado and Minnesota each
gain an elector. Wisconsin has the
same electoral vote as 1t had four
years ago--l3. Wyoming has no gain.
The increase of three electors in Okla.
homa. still booming, Is Offset by three
electors in staid New England, two in
Massachusetts, and one in Rhode
Island.
No state loses any representation in
the Electoral College of 1912, but
with 4S additional electors, those
states which have no increase are
relatively going backward. Eastern
influence is decidedly greater In many
states not in the Eastern group of
states than 1t was 10 years ago, nota.
bly, Ohio, which has now so many
bonds of connection with New York
and California. the population OF which
has increased nearly 100000 in 10
years, largely through the inflow OF
newcomers from New York. Masss-
chusetts and other Eastern states.
The states of the East will deter
mine the presidential election Of 1912
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13
WILL DEFINE A PROGRESSIVE

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 12-Secretary
of the Treasury MacVeagh is coming
to Lansing tomorrow to add to the
gayety Of the Republican situation by
making speech to the Republicans of
Michigan with What Is a Progress.
sive" for his topic. The secretary will
be the guest of honor at the annual
banquet of the Zach Chandler Club in
this city tomorrow night The occa-
sion is designed to mark the begin,
ming Of period In the Taft campaign
during which increased effort will be
made to impress upon the country
that President Taft has been prac.
tical progressive and that progress
sivism Is the watchword of his admin
istration as much as It Is OF the In
surgents.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13

been taking treatment, to the S:S5
train on the Pennsylvania Lines Mon.
day morning In Chappelear's ambul-
ance, She was removed on the train
to her home In Mt. Liberty.
Mrs. Charles Berry of Howard spent
Monday with friends in Mt. Vernon.
"'"The Knox County Pomona Grange
will meet next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the Y. NJ. G. A. building,
A great deal of interest is being TAX
en- in these meetings and large at
tendance is desired.
+'"Special meetings will begin at
the NJ. p. church at Bangs on Tuesday
evening, Feb. Is. A full attendance OF
the membership Is desired by the pas
tor, and cordial invitation is extend
ed to the people Of the community.
s"+D. X. Blystone Camp, No. 30,
Sons of Veterans, assisted by the Lad
ies Auxiliary will observe Defenders
day in the town hall at Martinsburg
There will bc addresses and good mus.
ic. An invitation is extended to all to
attend
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13
Mr.. Henry Beam went to Canton,
,hIo Monday morning on business.

Mr.. Henry Beam went to Canton,
Ohio, Monday morning on business.
Deep cuts are healed by Hanford's
Balsam
Mr.. !. T. Turbln made business
trip to MassIllon Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent B. Welker Of
Gambler visited at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. n. C. Mitchell over Sunday.
The ideal valentine you will find at
Sharps Flower store-a beautiful box
of cut flowers or a nice potted plant.
Mr.. Leonard Rawlinson OF this city
was guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Burris In Danville over
Sunday.
Miss Annie Buckingham returned
to o, 8. u. Monday morning after hav-
ing spent Sunday at her home on West
Vine street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Collin C.. Welshymer
left Monday morning for their home
In Detroit, Michigan, after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Welshymer OF East
Burgess street.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Winters OF Mt. Yer
non returned to their home In Mt.
Vernon Monday morning after two
days visit with Mrs. Winters mother.
Mrs. Nancy Conrad. of North Liberty.
We will make our deliveries in the
future through the Central Delivery
at the following hours; 1880. 900
and II IN, and 1880. 3;is and Sis
p. M. j. w. Paige,
On the occasion of her birthday an.
nlversary, last Friday, numerous
friends OF Mira. Bert Warman reInem-
bered her with flowers and souvenir
cards. which were all the moro appre.
ciated by the recipient on account of
her Illness.
FOR SALE--Two draft colts coming
yrs. old, weigh 1900 lbs, farm
horse IL yrs, old, light using mare
8 yrs. old due to foal May 1st, and
2 road colts coming yrs, old. j. r.,
Harris, Frederlcktown. Ohio. Bell
phone SAL.
Mrs. Bricker was taken from the
Mt. Vernon hospital. where sho has
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13

wherein the latter's horse ran away,
smashed his wagon and broke Dum's
leg In seven places. Since that time
Dunn has had one leg permanently
shorter than the other. was confined to
his house for months and Is still un.
able to pursue his daily labors.
When Dunn filed suit against Snyder
for $4,000 damages 1t was impossible
to serve him at his home in Pickaway
county, which was outside the juris-
diction OF the Fairfield county courts.
Thus the case dragged for two years,
until Snyder came into Fairfield coun-
,ty to try a divorce case before the
courts of that Jurisdiction. Hearing
of this, attorneys for Dunn had him
summoned to appear before the
courts and defend the damage suit. He
did 80, after resorting to every sort of
legal delay. and jury returned judg-
ment against him for $1,000 damages.
There was no dispute as to the facts in
the case. But Attorney Snyder, as diff
ferentiated from Citizen Snyder, had
sought In the common pleas court to
have the petition OF Dunn dismissed on
the ground that service could not lie
against him when he was in the coun-
ty to try q case at bar.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13
INDIANA BUSINESS MEN
IN SESSION.

indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 12--An army
of retail merchants invaded this city
today for a weeks convention and OK
hibiion under the auspices Of the In,
diana Business Mems Association.
The president of the organization Ia
Fred Frohmuth. who Is here to pre-.
side over the sessions of the conyen~
ton. Prominent speakers to be heard
include Governor Marshall. who will
welcome the visitors; John A. Green
of Cleveland, secretary of the National
Retail Grocers' Association, M. ].
Maloney of Detroit, president of the
National Retail Merchants Associa-
ton, and e. w. Moon of Chicago, sec
retary of the American League of AS
sociations.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13
THE EAST WILL DECIDE
West viii Not Have Final Say In
Z coa,lns Presidential Campaign
lNew York Press)

The course OF political empire has
been taking its right of way westward
in the United States for many years,
but 1t is not doing 30 now. Incident to
the large growth Of population in the
great cities Of the East, this years
important and exciting Presidential
campaign will be decided in the East.
In the last Presidential election,
1908, the total number of electors was
4S3. This year 1t will be 5S1--an in-
crease of AS, What state gets most Of
this increase? New York, which. In
stead of SO electors. will have IS.
What state stands next In the increase
OF electors2 Pennsylvania, which. In
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13
LAWYERS
Are Immuned From Law
Suits Says The Court

Columbus, o., Feb. 12--Lawyers,
above all other. citizens, are immune
from legal proceedings, and may so
where they choose, secure from sum.
mons to appear before any Court, 80
long as they adhere strictly to the
practice of their profession. They are
SO held by the Supreme Court in de-
cision which has escaped notice until
today. because It was not formally re-
ported.
Farther than this, II any attorney
has been wanted In any county for a
long time, In order that summons in a
civil suit might be served upon him,
and II he comes within that county to
try u lawsuit in which he is attorney
III he 10 served with summons, the
case tried and verdict returned
against him, the Supreme Court will
set aside the verdict on the ground
that the summons was not legal
A physician or a surgeon who has
gone into another county Tor the pur'
pose OF saving human life, may. be
served, according TO previous Court de.
cisions. A minister of the gospel, ad'
ministering the last sacraments, may
also be served. So may plain citi'
zens who are forced to go the relief
OF friends or relatives, or any other
except an attorney who is "a servant
OF the Court, and as such may not be
served with summons to appear when
he is before that Court as its servant,
This opinion is rendered in the case
of Harley DUN, poor farmer OF Fair
field County, against Irwin Snyder, a
wealthy attorney OF Circleville.
Five years ago Snyder was driving
his motor car In FAIRFIELD County and
caused an accident TO Harley Dunn
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13
UNCLAIMED Mail

To avoid delay In delivery have
-FOUR mail addressed to street and
anmher, p. O. box or general delivery,
The following letters remain up.
claimed in the Mt. Vernon postnsics:
Advertised Feb. 10. 1912.
Comatock, VIII
Grant, Master Walter
Hadley. Mrs. G. II.
Hubbard, Laura Mary
Mainburg, Luke
Melton, Mrs. John
Justice, Miss Edna
Mageo, Miss Naomi
Robertson, Mrs. Ella
Rowley, Leonard
Sapp, Mrs. Mary A.
Sparkman, Annie q.
Thomas. Miss Mable
Walker, ID, r
Wright. d. C.
sHRRIDAN, g. DoWDs. e. NJ.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13

Mr.. w. Lloyd McIntire has gone,
to Columbus where he will take
special course at the o. s. U. on
creamery subjects.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-13

under the new distribution Of cleo
tors, based upon the population as
shown by the census returns of 1919.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06
Eabiid,r lIuteritaHnnss 8erein.

SH NbrpeIenbeit ots Serrn Joeob
SLIDER fr. fubrie Der gi;e prdfibeHt
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Iammlung bss obieeu 9ereins ben
9orfs, ndbrsnS 5trr SObn DieboIb.
ipie INNER. bcs 4mt bes Setretdrs
periab. On fiinf .rtran,ie Wiiiglitosr
fpurbt bi. iiblihe llnterftiisuns nm
GeTammtbeirage BON $46 ausbeaablt.
5err aueuit Gimon purbe ols xues
Usitglieb aufgsnommn. IN bem pic
mic bes eliab aoibrinesr llnierftiis.
D,r.ins, in 5oberftumpfs p1ri. prics
5in, une oemjenisen bes Mafbinston
aibsrtp Club, In 2obmonn's parf, In
Gatlen, bic am n1hften Genntng iia.ts
fiHpen. pirb iih Der Derein In Gorpore
befkiligen unb tpurbe gu bisiem 3tpsd
Elm gttrag aus Der 9ertinsiaHe BE-
nilligt. Gbsnfo purb< Der A. Sulis
sytier oes 81. 6. z. o. inn gof,halls
part getheiligung in Gorpors 3uss.
fasi unb befdloisu, oaB Der wsrein
elm 6ouptauoriier belsge. 2ln bem
picnic Der ShDeissr Wannerhors,
Sonntds. 16. Juni. in Regsnthals
pari. gopingion. pem pienir besDsuts
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Gonnins. 81. Juli. in Reihraibs
parf, unb bemlenisen bes aiberoI
Bdperifhen lint. Der. om 20. Suni in
6prft's Onrten on Gpring Gropsgips.,
fDsrben Fif, bic MitsIiebsr bes Dereins
nod beften ardften betbeiIigsn.
Die sgrase. oh aelegeHilih bes Dsrs
ems picnifs, bas am 25. 4uauit b.
:. In Reihratbs pnrf iinttfinbtt. sine
RuiIhtn porobs orrnngirt ipsrben
folI. ipurbe angsrest. isboh bebufs
GniifxiDuna Bis 5u elmer fpdteren
Gisuns 5uriidselegt.
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strabe; 81. gppineton Sapin9s
Bant e 1ruft 60. an 3. W, Spints
Co.. Got an Der 8. nno WaIbington
Qpenue; $500. - Marsaretbe Wils
Ienbrint an Sen. Sobn Soltsrmdnn,
Got go. 5 an Der Is. Strabe, tpeitIih
bon Der Matn Gtrabe; 81. - Gm |
S6miot an Qnorens 3imHermunn,
aots 90. 27 uno % an Der Crescent
Npenue uno GOts Ho. 8 unb s an Der
Worton Npenue, in Ger 4rnoIb 9omse
iteab Ibbitipn; 81.
- Die Gotal.Summe, bic fir Den
Ieubau bes ct. GIiiabetb Soipitais
ge3eihnet fpurbe, betrdgt Sill, ,012.44.
Der SdIieber BEG Gpuntp5es
fdngniiIss Ben. Ris, Der isit Der llns
pdBlihteit oes Deputp 5rsp. Waurer
oeFen StelIe einnabm. purbe geitsrn
rIDblih entldfIen. Geo Sen9ehoio
uurbe on geie's SteGs ernannt.
- Die 6omer 2oee unb bic 5reuno.
itafts 2oge De- a. Of 9. oereinigten
Iich geitern Ahsno unb srpdbItcn aie
nsuen gsamten Der 5rsunoifafts Qo5e
Ro. 20, pie iplet: 6. g., D. g. Bel;
3. g., s. 3. SeiieI; prdlat. 6. 70.
9ammaro; R, Of 49,, Gbdrles 9drr;
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gD. 6. BETH; Gubsre Wate, 5. 5ogsI;
&. of g, Carl Ruon; M. Of g., 81.
mon GOot; M. Of g., Soc y. 8untis;
sruItess, Dan. Baltsr. Sobn atniep
uno g. Goot.
- I'm ben 100000 @arantiss
Gonbs auf3ubringeu, peranitdIteten gee
fern Der Gobington Snouitrtal Club
unb bic goung Wen's Commercial
Qsaque eine Qutosqurdos ourh hieiiae
Stabt, Cincinnati uno Ietppprt. Der
,3ped 1T, nsus Snbuitrtsn ndh guO.
inston gu bringen. Ssrr Jrping, Der
eneasirt 1puroe, Die Sampagne gu Is:.
ten, belt i'm gibIiptRtssQuoitoriu
cine QnIprats.
Sn telb1tmoroerIlher Abllht
trant eeitsrn Rddmittag 6ermann
Mspsr, Elm GassI0brsr, 30. 575 NE
fern aOenus pobnbaft, J llnSs aars
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ibm bds 5IdId6en gu entreiben.
Wsper lief bann nuh oem Diuop
RuH, mo sr bsrpubtIos Suiammsn'.iir.
ts. CT tpurbs rab benz Ct. GIiIabetb
Soipitul asbrutt uno 1T iein Suitano
Elm tritifher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-06

Die Nsmnort Office iir oas Gin.
einnatier 8oIfsblatt" beiinna iih in
2o. 339 gOrt Sirake, seseniibsr bem
GOurtbauie, poielbif Reuigfeiten, an.
seigen II. !. IN. bis 10 Ibr 45 Wiuu.
ten abeubs eutgegengenommeu iuer.
ben. Selepbon Sonih 2401.
- Die Gampbeu Gpuntp fommifs
fare bisIten gsitern eine 8sriammIuns
ab. !. 8. Sbop puroe beaufiragt.
ausiinpis su MAIDEN, tpis piele Wsilsn
Gelsii. bic 6. unb 8. 9abn aubsrbaIb
Repport, Dupton uno Bellevue benugt
Di.iss seitab. um ben Sdulfonb rihs
tia su pertbeiIen. Ille Reuanlagsn Der
8abn in Melbourns nurbtn pro Wei!e
5efteuert. - Der gountp' Sbasmsiitsr
tpurbs dngspis1sn, oem Gountn ShuIs
roth $234.60 3uriid5ueritatien. 3ieie
Summe puroe ppn oem GrsSheriff
Raeel als aommifion suriidgebolten.
-- Das SaniidtssRommitiss purDe
beauftrasi. bic Goitsn Der 4nlegung
einss Iuffansebafiins i'm Gouutp.Irs
menbouie ous5ufinosn. Tieislben biirs
fen nidt msbr aIs Sl100 bstrdeen. -
Gampbea Gountn Iull au6 cine Gonos
'traBe erbalten. Die 1ieranbria unh
perfimmOn 9rope 5urnpite ipl ansss
tauft unb bic 3olIitdtionsn ioasn snts
fernt perbsn. $1,000 purbsn BON ben
Jarmsrn an Der pite ssseidnst. nm
ben 4ntauf su MAIDEN. - Gbertff
Sobn Diss erbisIt isinen rquietus" fir
1911. Die aolIettion bstrue $751, :
900. - Gin neuer Stimmplagpurbs
in Mentor, an., etablirt. Die Gtxioes
fnie ift stDif6sn California unp Cub
fer's Win.
- DDS GeIes, bas bic offentlibsn
Srintbeher in S6ulsn, DffeHtlihen
@ebduben, etc. perbietet, tritt am Witte
mod. ben IL. Juui, in ardfi. Die Sc
funbbeitsbeborbe purbe benahrihtigt,
bas GefeB itritt nurhsufiibren. Jn
0ffsntliden gebduben ioIIen papiers
gefxr fir einmalisen Gebrauh Be-
nust perben. User alfo GefhGiie In
offentliasH Oebduben etc. bat ober duf
saabnen fdbri, mub fsinen sissnen
9rinfbehsr BADEN.
- Rofe Gabiu reihie i'm Campbell
Gountp girruitseriht cine Gbeihei.
bungstlass segsn Games Gdbin Elm.
Dus paar Derbeiratbste fin i'm Sep@
tember 1905 unb iie sefhulbist ibn Der
Derna6liiisang Gie piinfht ouber
Dsr G6eibung bic Dbbut iiber ibr
Hinh.
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sd,,ueiSer RannerdJor.

Sn Der ssItrisen Sisuns bsS ob;'
gen geuins ipurben bic 6srrtn
Charles Ritter unb Charles 1roeblsr
nls ditipe uHb 6err Qeuis Defining
aIs paHipts WsitglisD anFssnommen.
Tas ARRANGEMENTS aommitiee fir
oos am Sonnt1g, ben 16. b. Wis., in
Rsasntbals Bart in GoOiugton ltatts
finoenbt Yitnic pes 8sreins berihtete
burt 6errn 6. 6. GroHs. bdb ale
Nnssidpen auf sinsn prcbsn Grfois
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benz Vienit hes Gliae 2otbriussr
llntsrjt. 8sreins, bas am nidiisH
5onntdg i'm Granb Bisp (nabtra
iiumpfs) yart duf yrice 5ill iini.s
firbet, fpipie on Der Dierten SuItsJeiey
oes Roro Cincinnati 1urnpereins in
rRsbIano Jislb" (gaisboa parD in
Gcrporc betbeiIigen. Bei Der lesteren
Jeisr ioII oos 6auptauartier Der Der.
Saneer benubi iperben. Nn BEN Dlcs
mic unb 40ItenStifiunssfsit bss Union
8ddsr 0treins. oas am Samitns, ben
15. Suni b. s., In Rsihratb's gort
Ftnttfinbet, ioipis an bem auf ben %.
Suni b. ]. In 2obmnnn's pari, DAT
l.p. anseiebtsn pienic bes Clifton
6eigbis 0eiaHspsrsins piro Der 0err
Elm na1 beiten arGftsn ibsiInsbmen
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uno aentudp Sdnger 9esiri tpurbe
sur 3ahIuns ansepieisn unb gum
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CD. Rithnro ouf aoiien bss gereins
aIs 3slsaat gu bem Wolbfeit bes 6sIs
Detia Mdnnerdors bon Columbus. g.,
bos am ndhfen Sonntna ftdttfinoti.
su sHtIenben. Die Ginndbmen bstru.
gen S4 uno bic 4ussaben S24.50.
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QofaI 8eri6t.
A. Jmlifcier bes N.G.4.V.
Sin Mnnoidreiben an bic wcreine
nebit Anfforbernng sur
lGeilnabme.

Der Rprn Cincinnati Surnpsrein
plant betdnntlih cine srobar.ise, ben
gan3en 9ag pGbrenbs Jeier bes 4.
gull I'm gaf. Ban pnri. Sn 9erbins
bung namit III bas fcIg.nbe, iid3 isIbT
srtIdrenbe Runbidreib,n on bic 0ers
eiue erlafen tporoen:
Cincinnati, 5. Jnni 1912.
an Die oeutihen 9srsine bon gincins
natl!
Gut 5eil uno osuilher Grub.
Der rRore Cincinnati 1urn 9srs
Elm" plant fir bieies Sahr bic gerdns
itoltuns elmer errbartisen 9isrten
Sulis5eier, tpelhe Deutiden aniihten
iiber fclhe 5eieru entfpritt unb oabsi
allen geiunoen ameritaniihen Anfor.
oerungen Hehnung trdst.
Glr oisfs fSsisr psrpeH bic umfdis
ienoiten Arrangements gemaG,i uuo
iou oieieIbe einsn sanssn 1ds, BON s
lbr Worgens big 8 ubr Nbenns,
oouern. als iseitpIas lit ~Reblano
Jislo", Der prohtpollite Bale Ban
Part amsri'a's, ben iid unisre .Rotbs
itriimpfs" fir 100000 tiirslih srs
baut babsn. d1serishn. Der gIab bat
$4,000 eeihiisie SiBpI1bs, uno in
osm fhonsn. tiib!en Ratbsisller ions
nen iib bequsm 10000 tpsiiere qerios
nen nisberIaHsn. an plns unb Wets
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badt, BEL bsm sutstfiilIte 9untt0rbs
tine Role fpi.len. 5iir fliiFiss Stciie
ipiro umfaFsno gsforst. uno alI.s in
BETTER QuaIitdt, gu aIIsrnisorigiten
Yreiien psrabfoIst.
Dos proeramm ipirb bas sonss DE-
bist oIsr amsritdniihen unb beutih.n
Gelb Sports umfahen; .s pirb lei.
Hen ein3ieeH luusH augenbIid fpdhrsno
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,1tutitt 2iso" nihi febIsn.
Der erfols elmer icl&eu ieier,
tpelte fir uniere Stobt cine bebsuten.
be Rsu.runs III. b1nsi natiirlih BON
elmer WoHenbe.beiilsung ab. Wir ers
Iaubsn uns baher, Shrsn fptrthen Der
Elm rstt hersIi6 3ur sbsilnabme an
bisier 0isrten 5uIi 5eA einsuIas
ben.
mir boffsn, sic oIs aorp.riboft
fopobl ipie als Gin5slns. nit Sbrsn
5nmiIisn BEL uns 3u fsben. Gs liegt
bic Ibfiht Dor, alien 8sreintn, bic es
fpuHiGen mDgsn. .is.ns 5auptquars
there sinsurdumsu, unb bitten gle,
un' aud bisitrbalb Sbrt Wiinids
mi!tbeilen 81 pclIen.
sShrsr freunolitsn 3uidse ertessers
ftknb, oerfprefNn mir Jbnen cine 10
herrIihe gierte Suli Jsier, ipie iie
in Cincinnati nod nihi .rlebt ipurb.
&c III errpiinihi, sinlieotnoe Rarte
aussufiilIen unh tin3ufsnben.
Utit bsutibem Grube. i'm Iuftrase
bes %. 6. z. g.,
Das ginlabunessGommitiee,
emit u. W.itr. 3. Guspsilsr.
Mm. Grombats, Sohn Shpaab,
Jobn Strietman, George S6oii.
4ue. 5errmann.
8oritssr BEG 4. gull aommlttess.
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anslsoiams beim 1enfid. Vrut.
MoiIenfeite.

Nim Deuiifen prot<ftuntlfhen
Maiitnfsft rsrgonsensn Eonntog ipur.
ben cine 4nsdhl Gtgenfidnbe nusss.
lroft. bic fobnfD mis m6glih I'm Mois
fenb1ns abgtbolt perben folIten. Die
gliidlifen Deninner iinb: Grou 2ouiIs
GtOibfdng, Sonss GtrabE liIbsrHt
Meifer unb GnbtlH; 3. Aab. 233
9eorne 4psnu., tltine guppe; 10. y.
N0ftl. 3012 Nins eirdbe. rOtttr DDS
mensRtgtnfdirm; 6. Gtufdlt. 142l
Wain SiraBs. 1u6; s5rau GhDisr.
$40 Wolnnt 6trnBt. photographic.
Grbrs; 5lora Dublmeier, 1416 Car.
~ Girabe. cine pfI0n5t; Gonoro
ROie. Dopiit; f5rau Wacsatslp. 2243
aOtb Gtrdbe. grcbe puppe; s5reD.
Gndfer, 1910 Central MDenue, Gh1us
fefHuhI; gran q. 3. a6IbIin. 3O12
EanDsrS Gtrabe. Meaenfdirm; a5rau
=. GomsmsnH, 102o tiaeIap etEabs,
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Ter Girsitor Der 6fftntlidxn q.
herbeit price unD Der ftdbtii6e Gle.s
tritsr QsIiOn. bic isoen Mbsnb Snipts-
iionen Der tiir5iib initonirten neuen
lihttr pornebmsn, ipurbtn am Tienss
tag aberso in sintr 4llfn. ala He ems
oer aidier unterIuhisR, pon Sipei 90.
Iisifien anseholten. bic lie fir Ginbn.
der bielisn. berr prite iibsfssusie
dber bic bsioen Htomttn non itinee
perionlihteit unb ionni< bnnn ieins
Jnfpetticn unbeheilist fortitben. Nie
Der Tirttior srtl6ri. iDsroen cine Mns
5nhi Der GoslnierHen aus ben 4neps
In ben unteren Diitriiten sHtferni iper.
bfh, ba Iis ourh bic AresQamptn nub.
Los geUorben iinh.
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3abtsn une 8eIIebme.

SSn Der Sisiina bes ShuIrdtbs
III canton fiihrfe ssohn u. 3immerer
an StelIe oes erfraHtten BraiIoenien
Regormid ben Boriis. Cine ansnbl
Sdyiiler Der SofifatIe murben benz
s. Grab nui Wunih bes Supt Ian.
Tor iiberipieien. Trof. 4. W. Mrgnp
purbe 5imt Erin3ipol Der Sofihuie
nit einem Sal1r BON $1,000 ernannt.
Gin Beiud). pon 81 2ebrerinnen IN.
ter3eifnet. in fpeIdem eriiiht ipirt.
Die Sehriteaen fir Seihnen fiidt nb.
3nfhaffen, tplIroe an ons betreffenoe
aumnlitiee pertpiefen.
lie Speers 6oipitnI Silfs.
geiellihoit DON Dapton b1lt am Jrei.
tag i'm ooipitnI elm autogEnben.
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CIoenburaer Wtrein.

Inter goriis bss 6errn Soiepb
9rindmann une Der Shriftfiibrung
bes 6trrn 6einrit Guten fano ssiisrn
abeno bic monatIi1e 0erfommluns
bes pbigsn gersins in Sannina's
6a[e. 13. uno Wain Strahe, ftdtt.
Cine Ginlabune bes Rorb Cine.
9urnpsreins 81 Der a. gull Geier I'm
Boiebnll port purot entgeesHges
nommsn unb ben WitsIisberH empfohs
len. iit boran nuh ardftsn su be-
tbeiliaen. Der prdfibent btrthtets,
oab bns 9srsiHsberm6ssn auf msbr
aIs 1890 angepnhien lei uHb bab
bic 5ruiises srit iiirSli6 $3.50 ola
9ioieenbe stsoesn bdiien. 5m llsbris
gen tamsn nur Rcutinsgeihdfis sur
Grlepiquna.