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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26

The effect of the high cost of living
will be felt by Wellesley college girls
this year. Students occupying cam
pus dormitories must pay $50 year
more for board and lodging.
A shortage in the tobacco crop
without enough surplus on hand to
supply the manufacturers, efforts to
corner the market and a soaring Of
tobacco prices is the prediction made
by e. T. Robards, tobacco expert and
statistician for the Burley district Of
Kentucky. Robards says the drought
has cut the 1913 crop 100000 to
100000 pounds.
Two robbers entered the jewelry
store of J. J. Thompson at Grand
Rapids, Mich, commanded the clerks
to throw up their hands and when
they refused opened fire. John A..
Thompson and Ed Smith fell dead
and Paul Thompson was probably
fatally wounded. The bandits escaped
with cash and jewels valued at $4,000
An outcast from society, evicted
from her apartment and subjected to
all manner of discourtesy because she
had once been an inmate of a convent
connected with leper colony, Miss
Marie Golfers in self-defense called
upon the health department of Chi.
cago to give her officially a clean bill
Of health.
c. r. |. & P. passenger train No.
30, east bound, carrying tourists
bound for their eastern homes, WAS
wrecked at Manhattan, Kan. Fifteen
passengers were injured.
A vigorous campaign against smok-
ing in public places. the slit skirt. dia-
phanous gowns, Openwork waists and
violations Of the dramshop laws was
planned at meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance union at ST..
Louis.
Mack Hurst, demented stone ma
son Of Bloomington, Ind, placed q
stick Of dynamite under each Of the
beds in which his children slept, tied
two charges Of the explosive to him
self and ignited them Only those
tied to his body exploded, and he and
his seventeen-year-old daughter,
Maude, were killed, two other children
were hurt and their home was dam
aged. His wife was unfnjured.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Crushed by Locomotive.

Marinette.-S Stealing a ride on a
Northwestern train which he thought
was going to make through run to
Milwaukee, Louis Kosak, aged IS, was
fatally injured when the locomotive
backed into the round house. He was
crushed between the engine and the
wall. Frank, brother, aged 16, saved
his life by jumping a second before
Louis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
News Notes of Wisconsin.

Acknowledging the motor cycle
races on the Ashland fair GROUNDS a
tire burst on the machine operated
by Erick Seestrom and it ran OH the
track. struck ladder, threw the rlder
and fractured the skull OF the i've
wear old son of Fl. D. Ever. Seestrom
was badly bruised and the child VIII
probably die.
Racine-Fred Worsley, well-known
farmer of Mount Pleasant, and brother
of George Worsley, known throughout
the state during the campaign or the
prohibition party, was killed by train
on the Chicago & Milwaukee electric
line. Worsley was on his wagon, drlv'
ing home, and in crossing the line OF
the Chicago & Milwaukee electric line
near the orphan asylum, failed to OBJ
serve a southbOund train.
Madison-To select health officers
in the five health districts OF the
state. and for the reorganization OF
the general health work, DR.. G. A,
Harper, secretary of the state board
of health, called a meeting Of the
board. The board will also take UP
the task of promulgating rules for
slaughter houses of cities and coun-
try districts.
Madison.-Althoug it is thought
that the skunk which has been dis
turbing the peace of the capitol has
left the building, letters of advice CON
tinue to pour into the Office Of SUI
perintendent Essmann telling him how
to get rid of the animal.
Fond du Lac.-The Standard Lime
and. Stone company has brought two
circuit actions against the 500 rail
road for damages alleged to have
been caused by delaying the ship
ment of the product of the plaintiff
company.
Madison.-Fifteen pea canning com
panies of this state will be sued for
the violation of the child's labor law
when complaints of the Industrial
commission are placed in the hands OF
Attorney General Owen. The suits are
for the recovery of penalties whirh
aggregate many thousand dollars.
Madison.--Attorney General Owen
in supreme court, asked permission tc
file an information in the form of quo
warranto proceeding to determine why
the charter of the Northern Pacific
road should not be forfeited. He says
that the company did not pay the fee
$25O,O00, required by the Wisconsin
laws for increasing it's capital stock.
Marinette.-Alleging that John Nal.
lacker of this city is the owner of the
dog that bit and caused the death OF
Gregory Legault, aged 9, George Lee
gault, the father, has sued for $4,000
Chippewa Falls.-Frank Wade, 30.
Harrisburg, ILL.,, stabbed John Shan.
non, 20, local resident. Wade, a
cowboy rider of the Kennedy Wild
West show here at North Wisconsin
state fair, said that Shannon insulted
his wife who stood near saloon after
the night performance was over.
Shannon is at hospital, not expected
to recover. Wade has fed.
Wausau.-The Northwestern Rail.
road company has been raising large
section of its tra,ks over the slough
and will make large fill at that
place. The change will do away With
one bridge and portion of another
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Two Killed by Gas.

Madison.-Two men, Andrew Land.
strom, II, and Andrew Swenson, 66,
were found dead in their bed in a
rooming house at. ia North Fairchild
street. They had been asphyxiated by
gas escaping from range. They
were poor and lived together in the
apartment in which they died Land
strom was a tailor and Swenson a
laborer
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Foreign

Four girls who were to become
brides were killed by lightning near
the village of Nagy-Varad, Hungary.
The girls were picking flowers to deco
rate the church for the wedding when
they were overtaken by storm and
took refuge in grotto, which light
ming struck.
The first tea party ever given aboard
an airship took place when DR.. Feist-
Wollheim of Berlin, Germany, enter
tanned IL women and eight men as his
guests on the Zeppelin passenger ship
Sachsen in flight near that city
Relatives of the queen of Spain have
been shocked by the news that the
second daughter Of the queen, like her
second son, will be both deaf and
dumb, says the Manchester Guardian.
The strike situation in London is
improved. The bus men who had not
gone out agreed to truce pending ar
bitration by the board Of trade.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Lutherans Elect Officers.

Neenah.-The United Societies of
Danish Lutheran churches of Wiscon-
sin elected these officers: President.
the Rev. G. M. Olson, Hartland treas
urer, the Rev. N. J. Bling, Racine, Sec
setary, the Rev. J. P. Nielsen, Racine.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
NEWS NOTES Of
GENERAL INTEREST
KERNELS CULLED FROM THE
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS.
STORIES FROM OVER GLOBE
items From Happenings of World
Arranged in Their Briefest and
Most Succinct Form for the
Busy Reader.
W0sbingfcsg

President Wilson will be given an
opportunity during the first week of
October to review the largest aggre-
cation of mounted troops Of the regu-
lar army that has assembled in Wash
angton since the grand review in the
late Sos of the veterans led by Cen
erals Grant, Sherman and Sheridan.
Chairman William A. Jones of the
house insular affairs committee, took
issue with Auditor w. M. Phipps of
the Philippines, who in report to
Secretary Garrison charged the exist
ence of slavery in the islands. Repre-
sentative Jones declared no slavery
existed in the Philippines except In
the uncivilized portions.
More than ESQ New York f1nanciers
have petitioned the war department
TO increase the number of troops On
Governors Island, in New York har-
Dor. to protect Wall street and the
financial district from mob uprising
or foreign invasion.
Joseph w. Folk, former governor OF
Missouri has been appointed solicitor
for the state department. The presi-
dent nominated Henry Wade Rogers
OF Connecticut for United States cir
cult Judge in the second circuit.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Tree and Bush in Bloom.

Green Bay.-A Siberian crabapple
tree in the orchard of W. D. Rice of
Flintville is loaded with fruit and buds
just ready to blossom out. Mr.. Rice
also has bush of raspberries in
bloom on his farm.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Will Invoke Law.

Green Bay.-On account of the prac-
tice of automobilists in driving on
county roads in the course of construc-
ton, Highway Commissioner ID. III.
Conway announces that further viola
tors of the law will be prosecuted. It
is claimed by the state officials that
several roads in this county have been
damaged to a large extent.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Gets Year in Reformatorv.

Eau Claire.-Clarence Downs, aged
16, who stole and cashed 5000 worth
of International Harvester company
pay checks, was sentenced to one year
at the Green Bay reformatoryl
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
The Tomahawk Is Sold.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that the city
cannot support two papers, w. S. Lam.
bert has sold his weekly newspaper,
The Tomahawk, founded twenty-five
years ago, to Robert J. Lee, publisher
of the Tomahawk Leader.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Four Years for Gun Men,

Kenosha.-John Tonnto was SEN
fenced to four years in prison after
pleading guilty to assault with intent
to murder. Tonnto attempted to fire
ON Deputy Sheriff M. F. Barrier.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Depere Man Made Victim,

: Green Bay.-Word received in De.
pere is to the effect that C. w. Law
ton, head of the Lawton Foundry
works in that city, was the victim OF
Dickpockets in Minneapolis.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26

Ripon.-Dr. William G.. Krathwohl,
a graduate of Harvard university. has
been elected professor Of mathematics
at Ripon college. He succeeds Prof.
Sherwood, who goes to Princeton uni
versity.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Veteran Emplcye Retires.

Fond du Lac.-George l.. Walker,
for the last twenty-five years train
dispatcher for the 500 line in this
city, has retired. He is IS years old.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Waukesha Woman Ends Life.

Waukesha.-Mrs. Fred Salvidge took
her life by placing her mouth over a
burner on a stove and allowing the gas
to escape. A husband and one son
survive her.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Chicago, Sept. %, 1913.

Cattle-Beeves, 66O@9.30; stockers
and feeders, 55O@S.O0; cows and heif-
ers, 3.65@S.6O; calves, 8.75@11.50.
Hogs-Light, 8.25@S.95; heavy, 100
@S.55; rough, 7.50@7.55; pigs, 4.50@
$50.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
To Dedicate Church.

Glenwood City.-The new German
Lutheran church in the town of Forest
will be dedicated with Appropriate cere.
monies the first week in October.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Minneapolis, Sept. %, 1913.

MI0HEdUUIIS, OCPI' @@s 1V19'
Wheat-No. / hard, 877c; NO.
northern, S73sc; No. northern, 86c.
Corn-No. 8 yellow, 73@74c.
Oats-No. 8 white, 421ac.
Rye-No. 2, csc.
Flax-1.45@1. >.,
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Murder Charge Against Levite

WUTutF VTIaFye against EeVItc.
West Bend.-Herman Levite, Mil
waukee, has been charged with MUIR
Ger following the death of Miss AL
vina Portz, teacher, whom he shot at
Cedar Lake
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
Personal

Samuel E. Marts of Limon, Colo, 6
Rock Island freight conductor. was
shot and killed at Limon by tramp
who previously had held up and robbed
Brakeman Reed and who is fugitive
pursued by depty sheriffs.
Friends of Mrs. Lizzie Medford
known as the tallest woman in Kan
sas City, enlisted the aid of the police
in a search for her She is seven feet
tall and weighs 800 pounds. She is
sixty-four years old.
James II. Belt of Bunker Hill, Ill.,
owner of private bank, was adjudged
a bankrupt in the United States dis
trict court at Springfield.
William Acker, a chauffeur. and
George Kovack, Waterman In San
Francisco garage, were shot and
killed and Mrs. Kate Gallagher was
dangerously wounded as the sequel tt
an automobile ride to a beach resort
A. r.. Coulson, proprietor Of one oi
the largest poultry houses, was arrest
ed, charged with the shooting Jeal
| ousy caused the shooting
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26

The effect of the high cost of living
will be felt by Wellesley college girls
this year. Students occupying cam
pus dormitories must pay $50 year
more for board and lodging.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Ses Sases sobte.

SGlier - Sn Ibrem 6eim, 14l4
8ine Sirn6e. itarb am Montaa Nah.
mlttog i'm aItsr Don 90 Sa6ren 6rau
2beo. 6auier, friiber 5rou Sal. Cehler.
Sic ltammte aus Der S6meis uno bins
terIGBt ben @atten uno cine SabIrei6e
5amtIie, 3as Se9rdbnls mar am Con.
nerltag Gahmittas ? llbr. uuo Gaitur
Nnoreas nmtirte.
Sn 8Iud &iuer Sails itarb Sacob
6trlhfelo, iriber bier in 516 Mlu
Stra6e mobnbaft. ST betrieb irubet
an Ser Ntiq StrnBe cine 8Gderei ulo
tplro bier besraben msroen.
Sn Minneapolis cben iiarb, 16
Sabre alt. 5rau Annu Samuels,
Wutter uOn 3. O.. WcMiGan uno
6rau @. q. Montaaue pon bier. Die
9elde muroe mad bier gebraht unb
Nttttpo6 Ratmtttdg 3 llbr BON Der
9dpeae I'M DAFT @rUpe MauinIeum aus
beitattet.
gum Npplnlon, 81 Sdqre dlt, opn
9tsm NIhln. unten, itorb III eiusm bies
lt9en 9OlpItaI an einem arebsletosn.
Sn @aibjneton, .. 6. TtHrb sans
pIpsIid int @iter 0 A Subren j. us
bert 3. Tage. pon bier eebiirtis
uno elm Sphn hes perltorbsnen Gum,
termannes 5. 6. Hase.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Eerionalia.

Or uro 5rau tc. Sus unh Somi.
lie pom Der Nproieite siehen leioer rpeo BON
uns nafl Mon:ona, mo lie in Der gidhe BON
MILES etip cine Selmitdtte besieben perben.
Sr, 0ub miro lem nanowert ais MaifiniIt
nldlf aut9ebcn. aber nebrnbei Ssarmerei Be.
@irethen. mos NINE ieine 9iebbaberei mar.
9S.r rpllniten ben brapen Seuten i'm 8eIten
beiiRlosliden griole.
ar. uno ,Jrau 8. 6. gpImar. bic
Siuei YfOnnte in europa metlten, tehrten
pfr 2ampfer gSmperator~ Der Sam.
rEr9'Amerltnniifen 9inie, Dem arDsten Der
sSelt, nah Nnterita suriid. 7ie 9ieiIenoen
lutflfn bon lhrer &eiie p'el ,u ersGhien
Noh elnem hieii9cn ~3eituugsbcr.d dit iou 6r.
eolman u. u. gtin9t bahen in ga grrIie
lperoe IN einem 9a9 rtebr Bier cpniumirt
dis IN 9nn5 2eutiblano. 7anah mare alIp
Or. eolman sard iider nidt in 10 Ii IL.
d e n 9%fpeien. mas?
Slce @ouperneur 3bcm. morris
ipuroe opu Wtnb ion na6 Sauie aerufcn.
neil etnes lelner 8inoer al Der 9iobteritls
franz lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
I'm Somntain Sit, oben itarb

eth Gtonlertur9sr Der C.ugllsnitaot,
utrlb 6rteo. s. Sabre alt, uno oas
ltIbit III Mtnitintn9eitoit uno nts
Brunnsnbohrer tbdtil. : r
5puntAiu Gttp yNepubltansr" i4rs.bt
Don lbm:
oEas idone 5hueiserlano bat man.
hen N%nIieoIer nit trditigem slrm uno
ridden arbtitsirenai8sn Mutb in unier
gano 9eionot; bslpnoera &uiilio Gouns
IN uero0nlt Elm gut 5bsti ieiues 2(uis
lhlUnnss uuo ielner @ntmjdsluna ieinen
ltlroelie titen Nniieo!ern. Auf Der
6ot9ebtr9stanton 0routuuoea hat
pteIe ltlusr SUhne uuo IoAter III uns
selanot. Nber jmmer neniger peroen
oerer 10 Die Sd0nbeit Der Ilpenmelt
uph NIT eigeneu Nuseu oe'hant; ihrs
NahtommeH Isbsn uno mirfen untsr
une, aber bic 8elbsn Der Nlien lih,en
lih pom 2dhr su Sahr. Sn lllrif
Jtieo 1T mjeoer etn blouer Sohn @rou.
buneenS onblnSeitlsosn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27
Chas. ~BeyschIag
Hecept. Stpptbcfc,
SOB Main. Strase.

Sh babe ser 3ubereituna oon Ne.
ceeten tees meme bauptiahIidlite 2uf,
mertldmteit %;uaeiulnot. St babe lest
telunbe Observation-Disclosures Recepte
nu'bepnbr;, wsite i'd iur meiue Suns
Den iubereiiete. bier. @enn ih elm re.
tept erbaite. Miro es ;usrit senau itu.
eirt, Damn ueroen Die u~irtlomitsn
YFlIlel 9ebrauht in oer ,3ubsreituna
eeSleIbsn. 10 oaG Shr 0srr Toct.r ia
ntht IN lttuer Grmartuua entt1uiht
iplro. Sh ituOire ndmIIh iormlit ibn
uno Ste auis Selts iufrtsosnsuiteasu.
Gem ltreibs ih ;u. oab i'd Is bis lest
10 pleIe &stspte srhtelt. Earl ih MD,
audi Sbr ndtltes J{stept suberetten ?
Nod Gtmas ! Sd teioyge S6rs
leIapbcu' posr Tpit.Seitsluns auf's
%unttl,tlte. uuo pilroe mid ireueu
III srbdlten FIR irseno gtucs
mas Sic aus ser apoihsts baben ppQsn.
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Ter in Waibington rerftprbeue

3%n9enleur perbert :. Yage. ein
ga @rpIier atno, uar ss. Der ieiner;eit
ben 8rsnsiteiu S,uiIhen lltab. Colo.
rdop, Nem Werieo uno 2lrisona isbte,
10 Die elnji9e Steae in osn geiammisn
Ser. Stdaien mnrttrt. mo it'd uier
Staaten bertbren. Sage bate lid
letnerjelt ipeiieu i'm G~iisnbabas uno
Strnbenban unter ieinen 9sruis0enol.
ZEN eIncn %ndttonoIen Hui eriporben uuo
opr Nlem mar Ell in cen Staaten meits
It'd pom M'iiiiii1pi bsflnnt. ger 8ers
'torhene itarb in Ger B,ut9s ietuer
Sabre.
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Mntterpennpu in Minueiota,

Gte erlte Wuttetpenion mad Dem nsuef
Mtnnelotd'er @eies lit 5rau Stpjnsfl
ron 8tnona Gountp bepiQigt morbsn.
Die 5rdu ptro monatIth *20 aus benz
Gountps 6cno erbaIten, bis Die Sinoer
Il Sabre uIt limb. Ter @atte Der
6raI 1T arbeitsunidbs uno muB 6aus
erno Don letner 5rau ueriorst merben.
N'e oerldutet, Iiesen meitere Npplitas
ttonen oor, uno man rehnet oamit. oaB
hta September @inona,G puntp $500
al WiiitterpsnIitnen jnblsn miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-06-27

6ano. NIT 5rn. aI6ert 6. Bias
Dem lln9lten So6ns pOn Jrau u
YIas Sr, itatt. Tas wunberihonG
0stm lab in ieinem 8lumens uni
InImsnidmud ipie Gin 5ssni6lO6 aug
uno taum le 1T in Ga 9roiis cine sIdn'
senosre 9o65eit eeieIert morben. 8ep
9. Sobnion BON Ser 9brilt. episcopal
alrhe amtirie.
Inter ben al1ngsn pon 0nbre'a
Crdeiier mahte bas Brautpnar fem
Grldeinen. NIs Gbrsnmaib fun9irte
be Sbpelter Der 8rdut, Sri. 9ouile
Hutb 6uno. seioIgt ron ;wei Slumen'
Teen, Der tIsinsn Alice 9las uno Mnr.
anretb 6unfsl. uno sulest fam biz
Brnnt AM Urine ibres 0atsrs, mdbrsnt
Der Srdntlsam lie am altar erpnrtste
bssIeitet pom GrspIs Scott uOn St!.
Iin9s. Montana.
Ter 2rannng io!gte Elm opuIentes
So6Seitsmabt i'm areiie Der Janilit
uno Sertuanoten, uno oann ein olIee.
meiner Gmpinns. an benz lid biz
Bllibe Der b;eiisen 8eielihaft betbei'
Il9te. Gs NOR EN- alanSenbe8 @euoas
burd Die prndtooaen RGume Der Reiir
benz bic fir ieide 6%slssenheiten mi,
ssidofen ihisn. llsber 200 @dite ma,
rem anmeisnb unb ohne ooB tr1enomt
%be'onoeres @eordnge berrihte. Tit
ierpirten Gririlhungsn maren auser,
Ieisniter Sorte.
las lnn9e Gaar. ods balo barau
cine 6o6Seltstour nab gbicnso antra,
uno uon bort mad tbrem neuen 6ein
IN Billings, Moniana. reiisn miro. err
belt piele rno toitbare 3raiente. Gor
nuslpartigen @Giien noreu anuelent
or. uno 5rau 6eo. Z. 8uno por
@IeueIonb. o. nebit 3ohter 9enes
pr. uno Jrcu Sobn 6unb uon 9erlng.
ton, ap.. 6r. Sol q no uno Sri
Wor9aret @uno pon 6retport, 81.
drl. @ona @Oreu p0n Gbicagp u. u. nj
Fem lunsen @bfpaor, onS untsr il
8ilnlttsen Au pijlfn oen 9enieiniamer
Gebensme9 betritt. niiniht audi oel
rAbenoltern" unsemeienss &Iit uni
8eIlnsen.
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s@ Seftes Nbfihrmittel fir bic
Nllfcn.

Nsltere Mdnner poer 5rauen bebur.
len zines NbiubrmItteIs msbr ME Die
lltgsren 9eute, aber basIeIbe mus
b%nrn'Ios uno liher iein. 10 oab rs tsine
Shmerien ueruriaht. Or. aina's Nem
9tfe Nius ilno ~ipsiiel gut fur Die d.ts.
ren Ssute. NEIL oisietben prompt unb
Ieidt tpltteu. Greis uur 25t. Gms
plobIen pon Npotbe.er :. Z. Grs
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SodieitsglOfrn.

Nui ser MiooIe &ioge wuroen aes
traut Geo, @ettitein uno SRI.
oelene Bubet.
6rl. 0elma GoPnion uno s.
j. Z boron BON ga Groiie, murben
seitern our6 &itter 8ance ron @i.
mona aetrdut.
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0runOeigentbums= Marft.

Sn BEN Ieeten 2assn tpnrbsn 6ie foIs
senoen @runoei9entbumsub
porgenommen:
6. Y. &aIbmin an 2tu9uit Miler ieine 9leii.
oenS i'm Nerthe pun....... ...... s. 90
Gomaro Stprunot an Die heutife grange
ltldl Iutb. aIrdle IN Burr Cat, Gi9entbam
in 6armington ........ ........ 81
0ugb s. 3arofr an Geo. Sarper, 50 @der
IN 6drrIlngton $500
Z. Y. Gear an Gas. 6. @anoaa, 3r.. Elm
&der 9ano I'M Conn Campbell. 1850
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itnier @rpe.te int "Sliesens
fltihen". Der notwithstanding
iolte jest md Der Bunoes6nuptitnot
0aibinston b~erufen psrosn. osnn bort
bat man zine 6liessnplase. las lit
aud fem 0unoer. $50 10 plsI BON
3uder sereost tuir6. on muiisu ihlieBs
lid aud bic 5lieeen Die 1s:sn
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Sdper pcrlcst inn ct. Tsrancis

Splt0I IT Or. 8. Y8. g btte, mobns
BAN l402 9In9 StraBe, Der mobilize
fannie Burger uno 8eiiBer uon 9ruben
TlebSiihterelen uno 6armen i'm @elteu.
Or. Wbtte wuroe aui ieiner 8lub in
Series, 9tOro'1ntot'. pom 8ierce 9es
morien. uuo uoQ!ommen 0etdbrlt nab
ga Grolie tr%ansportirt; man slaubt
oaB Iein 8it8rat uerIegt lei.
@eItem isiSte iih sius tleine 8sIies
run9. tnbem Der GatIent isiue 5tnaer
b'mesen tcnnte, uno sr lit bel poller
Ssiinnuns.
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2tutompbil 'Sicerien i'm ztaate.

Jn benz 5tstaIjabr. melfes nit benz
90. Sum enoet. muroen in Mab,iou
runo 100000 fir NutomobiI. 2~icsnifn
eln9enommen. Eieie Summen weroen
nab GbSus Der YerwaItuusstpiten
tplsoer an bic Counties 5urudgeiabIt,
lnusrba!b welhsr ie sinqsnommsn
woroen, uno Ioaen bann gum 8au
gutter ganoitraBen psrpenbet uerosn.
Mdn retnst. oaB seaen $4,000 iur
oleien 3fpef ur @~srfisuug iteben fuers
ben, alio etu ibonss Stid @elo uno
cine ben autoiitsn serett ouiarleate
Steusr.
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in lSinona ertranf Gin iuuoes

Waohen, gtnmens Clara 3iihomstp,
~ Sabre nlt, inoem lie am Sonntno
Nbeno uon ben @s1en oes Eampiers
sSionep". nui benz Ga 5rpIier Auss
Higher uaren, uon osm offentlihen
Babe in ben 5luB binnus seihwemmt
puroe uno in ben pirbsInben NOaen
unterianf.
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ALDERMAN Sobu 1omus Der

lsste Wo6e pon einem Ieihten SdIns'
anfnlle befauen nuroe, erlitt lelosr an
NittfpU6 Hnbmittn9 i'm itaoiIihsn
8atbbauie, mo er auf ieinam eritsn
ausgdnge erihieneu mar, sinen stueiten.
unb maBte mad 6auie safabren ruer.
ben, no er jest in beoeHtlihem 9us
itanoe onrnieoerlieet.
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u User @eloer gu mdst9en 8inien lei.
ben mrtte, t'nen perldBlihen Rathssber fir
Techs aro M~prteases brauht. poer @elb
nuf CUTE Siherheit nusleiner min. fpenne
lih on V. 3. Sidiih, ilber Dem 9souiien
ShubtGeihGit on 4earl Str.
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tE Ter teite autItrn= uno Gepdt.
iu~ogenoienit in Der Stnbt ptrn ,3hnen ucn
Der @atemap Gitp 3ransfer 6 {.
9eIiciert. &hones 179.
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Yersnisunss=@ esweiier.

Sijou. Seoeu gadmitta9 uno 2tbeno
Grandchildren.
@aiino. 9eben gfatmitta9 uHo a5eno
AaHoelbiloer.
spric. 9eoen Nadmlttas uno abeno
geanoelbiloer.
ga GroHe 1bcafer. Nanoelbiloer. Cine
8oriieluRs 0atmittnes hGIb 3 llhr. uHo
stbenos 3pei Soritelungen, beslnHeno
balls s lhr.
Maieffie. 5eoen yiadmittas uno abeuo
GRANDCHILDREN.
Star. 9eoeu glndmittas uno AbeHo
Nanoelbiloer.