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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-08-29
Price For the Juice
Higher In St. Peter
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily. aiss
The Free Press has started an in
vestigation of municipal light plant
for the purpose of obtaining infor-
nation at first hand and accurate fig
ures representing actual cost of or
iginal plants, additional cost, cost of
operation, rates, and any other data
obtainable which might be of inter-
est to its readers and valuable for
reference.
representative of this paper Wis
tied st. Peter yesterday and spent
the day in obtaining such informa-
ton from the records of the city
clerk, light and water works COM
mittee and superintendent of plant.
The fact that the light plant at st.
Peter was built and has always been
operated in conjunction with the
water works plant makes it impos-
sible to secure any correct state
ment as to the original cost and
additions. The plant was built in
1892 and the contract price for ma
chinery and distribution system was
$13,667 but the building had been
erected and boilers installed four
years before that date for the wa
ter works plant. The two plants
have been run jointly since that
time, but in recent years such items
of cost of additions and operations
as could be have been kept separ-
ate and other joint costs prorated.
The Financial Statement.
The financial statement of the de-
paTtment of light and water in 1911
gives the value of the plant as $43,-
52344, but owing to the fact that
the distribution system had never
been kept up, 25 per cent was charg.
ed off for depreciation, leaving the
valuation, as fixed by the committee
on April l, 1912, at $33,184.84. Five
per cent was charged off for depre
citation during the year 1912. A fl
nancial statement for the year ending
April l, 1913, follows:
Valuation of plant Apr. l,
1910 poiJoAo. VI
Additions for year
Transformers .... $3.50 90
Thirteen Tungsten fixtures 35 10
Line extension ....... 200. 90
Payment on new boiler. S25. 90
$1,410. 10
Valuation of plant April l,
1913, including additions $32,935. II
Total cash receipts for
year 1883. II
Bills outstanding ........ 6S2 Sc
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-08-29
viii Entertain This Evening.

VIII sEntertdIn MS Evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Palmer
will entertain party of twelve
guests at dinner at Point Pleasant
this evening for Mrs. Anna Goltner
Mead, who is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. F. Jewson.
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Valuation of plant April 1,
1913, including additions
Total cash receipts for
year .............
Bills outstanding ........
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Will Entertain Clerks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spicer, who
were recently married, will entertain
the clerks Of Brett's store at the
home OF Mrs. Spicer's mother on
North Fourth street this evening.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-14
Protracted Meeting at Black
School House Continues.

The meeting at Black school house
on the Butler M. E. Circuit continues
with increasing interest and good at
tendance. It is our purpose to hold
until the County Fair begins at least
and if conditions seem to warrant it
to 60 on through the Fair and indef-
initely. Rev. j. E. Bengston has
been assisting us in the meeting, also
the Rev. Suffer who was visiting in
the community helped us some. There
seems to be better religious feeling
among the people than heretofore.
However, there is still much indiffer-
ence and impenitence, which win
take much effort together with spirit
ual pressure to relieve. We sincere
ly wish that some Of the good people
of Butler would get this meeting at
heart enough to come out and help %.
Albert F. Haynes,
Pastor IN Charge.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-14

Miss Goldie Newsome is the guest
of relatives in St. Louis.
Black & Arnold Clothing Co.
John E. Shut made a business trip
to Nevada Tuesday.
j. w. Hall of Adrian was county
seat visitor Monday.
Keep coming in, Black-Arnold.
- Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Norman are
guests at the home of j. w. Norman.
Hon. Peyton A. Parks of Clinton
spent Friday in Butler on legal bust
ness.
Oxfords cut, Black-Arnold.
Miss Matte Boulware attended the
Chautauqua at Nevada the last of the
week.
The Ohio Street NJ. E. Chuch par
sonage was re-roofed the last of the
week.
Keep paying up, Black-Arnold.
C. H. Letton and F. H. Crowell
were called to Joplin on business
Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Vaughn is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. A. H. Wilson in Kan
sas City.
Clean up prices, Black-Arnold.
W. w. Ferguson and Dennis Mill.
er, both of Rich Hill, spent Friday in
this city.
Mrs. Dennis Thrall left Saturday
for visit with relatives at Indepen-
dence, Mo.
Suits cut at Black-Arnold.
L. P. Simpson left Tuesday on a
business trip through Southern Mis-
souri,.
Miss Ella Timmons of CRANKY, Mo-,
is the guest of the family of C. B.
Mcfarland.
If its only a small purchase get it
Of Black-Arnold.
Hobert Willis of Chicago is spend
ing his vacation here with relatives
and friends.
DR.. J. M. Christy left the last of
the week for a ten days trip through
the southwest.
Why not trade where you save
money, Black-Arnold.
Rev. w. G. Snow, pastor of the
M. E. Church South has returned
home from a two weeks outing
spent in southern Missouri.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-14
TRY OUR CELEBRATED
C-B CORSET

Mrs. Frank House and children
have returned home from visit with
relatives in Illinois.
DR.. H. M. Cannon and family are
enjoying two weeks outing in
south Missouri.
R. E. Mooney, accompanied by his
little son left Tuesday for an outing
in Central Kansas.
C. N. Mcfarland and P. C. Carpen-
transacted business in Kansas City
the first of the week.
j. E. Dowell of Adrian was in the
city Friday attending meeting of
the good roads committee.
Mayor C.. N. Mcfarland returned
home Tuesday from a several days
business visit in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Brewsters are
enjoying a two weeks visit with
their son George at Springfield.
Victor Wolfe arrived home Friday
from Warrensburg where he has
been attending the State Normal.
John T. Baker of Rich Hill is sport
ing new Ford touring car purchased
through w. w. Henry Of this city. Il
Beasleys' Clothiers of Rich Hill Dr.
feated the Nevada ball team at Rich
Hill Wednesday by a score of 2 to /.
j. B. Walton, vice-president of the
Walton Trust Co., transacted bust
ness in Kansas City the first of the
week.
Mrs. o. E. Griffin, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Beatrice, is
visiting relatives and friends in Pres
ton, Iowa.
Jas. Orr of jefferson, Pennsylvan-
ia, left Tuesday noon for Lockwood,
NO., after several days visit here
with relatives.
Lee Stith came down from Adrian
Tuesday in w. A. Bakers touring
car which had been laid up for re-
pairs in that city.
lack Patterson, private secretary
to Governor Major, has been appoint
ed Judge advocate with the rank of
major in the National Guard.
A detail of ten from the Butler Band
left Tuesday for Austin, NO., to take
part in the four days. celebration
which is being held in that city.
Miss Eula Weeks who has been at
tending the State University is spend
ing her vacation here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Weeks.
Prof. A. C. Moreland returned to
this city Monday after taking sever
al weeks course at the Summer
School of the Warrensburg Normal.
T. j. Day, j. A. Trimble and c. N.
Mcfarland attended the Carthage
fair last Wednesday. They report
fine exhibits, good races and good at
tendance.
Will Hardinger of Charlotte town.
ship, purchased a fine new Model SO
Overland touring car through the
Norfleet-Ream &: Radford Garage,
Thursday.
Geo. D. Warnsing, who has been
here several days looking after his
real estate interests in the county,
left Thursday for his home in Peters
burg, Illinois.
The Executive Committee of the
Adrian Street Fair met last week and
decided not to hold the Street Fair
this year on account of a lack of rain
IN that vicinity.
Paul Levy Of the Sam Levy Mer.
camille Co. left Wednesday for four
weeks trip through the east Mr..
Lazy expects to visit the principal
eastsrn markets.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-08-14


streets, woen a street car struck the
automobile he was driving, Squire G..
Bevington, 2917 Forest Avenue, filed
suit in the circuit court Thursday
against the Metropolitan. He asks a
judgment for $4,000. Mr.. Beving-
ton is a retired capitalist, formerly in
the live stock business.-K. C. Jour-
nal.
Ike Smith raises ducklings and is a
unitarian of note also. GRAY hairs
have come with advancing age and a
ball spot has appeared on his poll
where the festive fly is wont to feed
when Ike takes his Sunday after-din-
ner sleep. But he has made fly traps
out of his fluffy young ducklings.
They gather in squadrons round his
head when he lies down to snooze
and the patter Of the little red bills as
they pick the flies off his bald plate
soothes him into pleasant dreams and
makes q better show for the family
audience than can be found in any
moving picture. -Belton Herald.
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OefumObe ebbrbe
Nimmf eine Mei6e iebr idDarier
Negnlatipnen an.

lie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat in ib.
rer geitrigen Sisiing eine Neibe ron
Borihriifen unb Reanlatioueu. Die
bonn Gnnitatsiilipefter aiisgearbeitet
umo pom @eiunobeitsbeaHten 3r. ).
$. Sanois empfobleu pnret, ange-
noinnleH.
Tieic Borihriiten nerbieten inter
anoerem oas ausflopfen uno Nus
ifiltteln BON Jeppid]en aus ben gen.
tern oner aui oen Sofen. ,Serner
oiirien feline Gbitabi1ac ODER ionitige
abialle 3n DEN Senitern beraussepor.
fen lperoen.
Gimer nit spiilipaiisr ODER ioniti-
gen unreinen sSIiiiiiafeiten oilrien
nidt einioh in Die 9oiie entleert
iperoen, iouocrn miiiien bireft in Fl.
Hen abnugsfanal segoiien perOen.
Gigentbiimer pom Sabrifsebauoen
ooer 3erfitatten iino eebalten. bar.
aitf 5u ieben, SoB seniigeno 8entila
tion ioipie 3rinfpoiier uorbanoen iii
nno oas ausipeien oii ben sSnBbooer
iii itrengitens uuteriagt.
Ges tpeiferen enthalteii oieie Regu.
lafionen sablreife 9eitimmungen
iiber fanfare anlageu in Ssn 8obn.
banferu.
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{ 1eianbt.)
Gle $45OS9O0 uniperii.
tGts- 9 onps.

2lm 7Sreitaa Nahmittdg um 4 uhr
piro in Der Stabtbaae cine 9erIamm.
luHl Itdttfinben, um bic Qn'ihten Der
giirqerihaft in 8e3uQ uuf o:efe Sraac
au oernehmen, Ipo3u beionoers Die
Steueraahler lpelhe Die G3ehe au be-
aablcn babcn. erftsiuen iOlIteu. I'm
ipeniqitens in Elm paar Worten ooer
ourG anoere Anaeiheu ibre Uteinung
abauaeben. cSn Der Sirettorene Der
iammlunq ipdrsu Elm pdar Utttqlteper
All Guniten Der Pm 7cpe. rDdhreno an
oere Der Quiiht paren, oaB in 4nbe-
traht Der qeQsnpdrttQeu finamlaae
Der Stabt Die eptQe Bomb -Qus1teIluna
Elm penig aufb0ren Ipllte. 4uh bed
ten 0iele. eiufhlieBlit oes unteraeih'
netsn, bic @niiht. odb pieie anoere
8erbsHerunaen pon melt qrDBersr
g1othpenoioteit ieien als Die 8erarD-
beruna Der 9dmen>QbtbcilunQ, 9ftr.
ls.icSebduoe u. T. 10. in Der llnioeriiz
rat. 0drlm iollte man auerit oas
Aothpenoias unp bann oas ptelleitt
Rublihe beIoraen. g0ir perlonqteu
frtber eine 8oltsabitimun9 lber biefe
4usqabe, rpelhe uber nidht aenebmiot
tpurbe. g}un fpiro bies tpoal bic leBte
9eleoeu6sit isin fir bic giirger, uni
tire 4niihten tuno3uqeben. Ddrum
icllte cseber. Dem es ebcn moqlih ut,
am HreitaQ um 4 llhr in Der Staoiz
baQe eriGeinen. QIeihoiel Oh er fir
cher aeaen bieTe Iih auf S450, 900 be-
loufenbc Bomb Qusaabe lit. Nenn Die
EteueraahIer 6ereit limb. oafiir su be.
sablsn, ioqte sSeoer aufrieben iein.
Wer niht erI6eint, bat nuthsr teine
alaasn au fiibren.
QhtunasppQ
Treb. 9ufS.
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@eitere 0eiad)e
lin 9isemstraMsferirnns BEL Der
2iseuseommiiiioH eiuselauieH.

8ei Der 2iSensfommiiiIon iino &C..
iiern uieoer perihieoene @eiud,e nm
Jransieririna Don SpirItnoieIl.sI.
senIen eingelnufen. 8eorae 1sabroi,s
BON SO. 1901 Nifulono StraBe
suiinid,t feline Qiseits an Charles But.
der, No. 1886 Gilbert apenme, 81,
iibertroaen: ssreo Wobr, go. 2f74
gseit McRiden aueniie. All J. 5aha.
rnp, No. 528 glm Strabe: GoDoro
s,riscoip, go. 661 g9eit 5. Strobe.
an Sermnnn 5. Sanien, Ro. 44O ".
8. Strane.
ambcroem iufte Charles Slime bon
go. 1000 Race StraBe Tim Die Or.
lnmbnib nod), iein 2otal rah 17OS
sginc Strabe perlesen Su oiirien.
Gbe Die Qonlniiiion cine lransIe'
riruma her gisens aeiudbrt, miiiie'l
crit bic etspoisen 0ldiibiger Ses
yHirtbs, Der bic Sisens iIbertragesl
iuia. iih NIT hieier llebcrtraguna
ciHpcritannen erffarcn.
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i6ln iGnuntIife Singer oerart ser
nalmt muroel1 0aB iie amputlrt Der-
Cen muBten. "a CT oaonrd} 5citlebcns
perfrilppelt unb erlperbsunfabig &C.
maht ipnroen lit, oerlangt er IeBt
$40, 700 ais Sdooeneriat.
Hah!ab g a aen.
Catherine W. 8oIoi6mibt 1T Rd6s
LabDerlpolterin ron Srant Wt. Sob
itmiot; qer1onalien $500, 8runo=
elqenthum $500.
5reb. GbrnTtrpenber lit 1eItaz
msntsoolIitreter BON Carrie U2uQer; !;
YerIonalien $10S, 9runoeigentbum
$500.
Senrp 9roBmann iit Nadlaboer@
poiter Don 6enrp %. +. aattau; Der
ionalien 500; @runoeigsntbum
$4,000.
Sora6 6. Campbell iIt l1niperIals
srbin unb 5eItamentgpoQilrederin Don
Spfu 3. Campbell; 9runbeigent6um
$4,000.
qlerQnbsr S6eper lit 1sitamsntss
politreter Don Qooie Sdeper; BerIos
Ealien $50; 9,unbsigentbum $2500.
Charlotte aenneop iii NahlaBpera
lralterin BON Utttael aearns; perIo.
nalienS14OO, Grunosigeutbum $500
Grnit u. Wnpsr 1T Ra6Iabpernul.
ter pon DiQiam Waper; gerionalier
$500.
! Sopbie 9rpbne 1T 5titamsntsocQs
i!rcdsrin Don Mm. arohne; 9ruHoet'
asnt9um $4,000.
8eri6ieoenes.
Grnit gaas erlangte stn Bsroif1
uber $135 ososn gbas. y. Wturrapi
eenepiepe Woore Elm Iolfes iiber S35t
eeoen Cora 80. 9rah; uno Wofss
| 9ieraustp elm ioltss iiber $135 geser
osssfIe q. !0offman.
Sn Snhen Gliie W1ente, Rdnlob'
ceruaLterin, gsgen bisSaoiese Sertrar
so. tpurbe elm &erbitt su 9uniten Del
0srtlaaten abgefeben.
So6n 0. SeQs tlagte zine 5oroe'
runa ibsr $3.50 gegea Jrunt gB
Munen; 5rant gotpIs5 cine ioIh'
iiber $500 gsqen 8. =. 6athdpap
Gmern lnttaner cine icIae ubsl
S1722.0 gesen Ddpib q. Wolter ein
| Die Steibungstlage Der Wbamit
Roth qeaen 5reo Rotb puros seiterr
| suriidaespoen, tpeil bas puur anidel'
nenb feline 0ifferensen beiseiegt bat.
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am Eonrrtns Rad,mittna belt Der
Mieiapidlser llnteritiieungs Verein
feine 0crfammIline IN 8ob's 2alle
ob. Vrdiibcnt ssaeo6 0rnmlid, fiihrtc
Den goriis nno Sefrctdr Eeter gaui.
;nntcurt protofollirte. Ias aranfen.
fcnlmittee meIoete 3 franfe Nitalie.
Der. lpsId,cn bic llnteritiisung sur
s3nblina dngeipieien puroe. Inniel
luoeslbiebl. Tcleent gum Etnotper.
tnn0. bcrihtefe iiber Die Yerhanolun.
Gen Der Eisung. Als Ritalieo ipuroe
Ueoro 1olter. geboren in Gppau.
Hbeiupfals, bon 2errn ssarob Gram.
lid enlpfoblen. Ter Yroiioent er.
iu6te bie Wlitalieber. in Der Ii1d;Iten
Derianmlnna 10 5abIreih ols H6s-
lid 5il erfheincH. bd bic erite 9omi.
nation her weamten fir nds n1fite
Sobr itottiinocf. Cine ginlnonng
pom abeinpfdlser Onmen-seEein sii
ieinen srflri, Gtiitpngsfeit ON Eonn-
tag Na&mittag, ben 7. Ee3ember in
Der Central 1nrHbafIs nlsToe anoe.
ne1swetL
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0etnrtem.

sohn unb 4nna Webmann. 1910
ViHs Str. Wdbheu.
Siepe uno 9aHiba Danfbu. 1868
propibenee Str, Wdbheu.
albert unb Clara Dinasr. 81 Wt.
DOPE Roab. WdDheH.
Qouis uno sntoinette WeiSr. 1016
Roiemont ape.. Rnabe.
Gouis upo Ulpra Mihhols. 3062
Turreq Mpe.. Mdnhsn.
albert nHp gona Htntt. 3944 Go'
tparbs Rodo. anabe.
gondrb uno aeiiie pdps. 2437
Stettinius ape.. Mdbuen.
0eorae unb Rois 0roih, 1862
Wontana Qpe.. anabe.
sssobn nno katherine Bitter, 1916
Dtnham Npe.. Gnabe.
Gbernooo uno Warie i5oiion. 1900
ssefferfon ape., Rnabe.
0eorae unb S5IoreHtine aifel. $3.50
grlenbreder 4pe.. Qno6e.
Soieoh uno Warp Ghud. 512 Sdus
rel Ctr, Gnabe.
greberid unb Mathiloe hartmnnn,
737 Sebom Str, Rnobe.
miliam unb gbriftine Woob. 1886
;Sreeman Up<., Gndbe.
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Ssuei Herionen ron Strabenbnbn-
Hasen nieSerserannt nab
iAmer perfett.

3iuei gerIonen Durbeu gciiern bel
SfraBenbabnuuidnen er,,itIih Der.
lest.
2arrp 3. sbafer pom aeoaftions.
itnb oes .Gnanirer" ipurbe geitern
Wsprgcu su friiher Stinbe on Der
Sale arenue unb AeabiEg Noao, oi.
reft pof ieinem Saiiie, als er bic
Sfrabe freuyn moute, bon einen
Sfrdbenbnhnlpaaen Der @inton
gIaee ginie nieoergerannt uno, OBJ.
id,on Der Wotoriiibrer iofort bic
sdr,enorrihtung fallen IieB. siemlih
beoenflid) nerieBt. Serr Sbaier be.
iane lid, oni ocm Seinlpee itno Itnl.
perte. ais er iinniifteIbor Dor bem
Strabenbabnpasen Die StraBe fren-
gen poite. Gr iiel 10 unsliidlif. oab
CT geraoe Dor oen Nagen 5n lieaen
tam. Ter Berunaliidte puroe nadl
oem Betbesoa Soipital sebraft. no
Die aerste einen mebriat,eu Nipper.
brl,d, uno gcrlesilnsen i'm 0eiiht
feniiatirten.
Tns smeite Spfer Der StraBai.
balm mar oie 56 Sabre alte Dtamie
@roaan BON go. 2l7 groaowau. einc
angeiteilte Der Sia 3op Saunorp an
Der ,slorenee nno Gilbert aneuue.
Sic mnroe an Moaers Elaee nno Oil.
bert glpenue, nad,oem lie bon eIletp
aus Ser Staot fommenoen SfraBen.
babnipoaen abseitieaen mar uno oia
Strabe frei3en iuollte. BON einen'
iiiDlid, iobrenoen StraBenba5niuasen
Ger Wacilon Roob 9inie nieoergc'
ronnt uilp einc Strede melt geihieiit,
che cs oem Dlotorfiibrer George
s5a,,d geIons, Den Wagen gum Saltei
ALI bringcn. Tie 9ernugliifte idno
aufnabule i'm itaotiI6en SoipitaI. iuo
Die aerste cine tieie aopiipunne nno
innere gerlesunsen fonltatirten.
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Sing Sohn Shiaiug, meil oas
Siseusseiee i'm arbeitslos
gemad)t bate.

0as ai3snsgeieg bat eiu Mfenftsrs
lsben setoitst. Der 90 Sabre a.ts
csobu 5dilins, Elm armer Jeufel. Der
'ih i6leht unp reht als Saustnett IN
elmer WirtbIhaft burdseitlagen, bat
isinem 0aiein elm Gnoe gsutaht, neil
pas ueus Gissnsgeisg Jpn drbeitsIo5
esmaht.
Shilllns tpar in Der 2Sirtblaoft
BON George 5obar an Der Gte Der
Sim uno Gtber Strabs als Saus.
tnsht tbGttg sspslsn, nerlOr isooh
feline Stsle, neil Sobar 3u Den Wir=
tben sebort, benen bic 2i5ens Som
milton bas Redt nahm, isin BroD
aIs Wirth nod LANCER psroienen au
ourfsn.
Gin bejabrter Monn finoet beut5us
tase iebr lcbrpsr 9eidGFtiguns. Dele
3b0tiahe mar Sdiaiug p0blbetannt,
oenn er bate IslbIt pisle btttsre Or
fa6runasn in ben ltBten Sdbren ges
maht, unb in ieinsr Ysr3peifllag
mahte er benz gleno Elm GnDs, inDen
er iih in Ieinem armislisen Giebsl=
itiibhen i'm islben 6uuie, in pelb,m
| iid, be 5obar'ite 8irthlbaft bsfanb,
auftniipfte. Gieies mub DOR etpa
Dier5ebn 5asen ssideben istn, oenn
ieitosm III bas 0aus unbsnohnt, od
5obar, ndhbem bic 2i5ens= =9omniI-
| iion segen ibn sntlhieoen bate, iofori
ausee5oeen mar.
Die 2etdae bes SelbitmDrpers ipurs
be eeitern Morsen bon Saubanotpsrs
tern gefunceu. bic eetommeu iporen
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I'm Deri6ieOsne 8eparaturen an Dem
5au1e por5unehmen uno Die fif ourh
Ginbreden Der 5biir 3utrttt gu S6tla
lings 3immerdsn perihaffen mubtsn.
Sie Fanoen bic bereits in BertpeIuHq
iibergegangene 2etae an Der Wdno
bGngenD.
GOroner 5oertmeper uno Ietn &onz
Ita6lsr Stagnaro entoedten Dor Der
3immert6iir auf bem 5ubbooen Die
nit Sreioe geIhriebenen 8orte IS am
bers, Qppt out" Die Qetde tpuroe
mad Der Worgue ii6erfiibrt unb Die
8e60roen perben perIuaen. angeboz
rige ShiQing's, Die angeblld an Der
Goiteru 4oenue pp6nen, ausfinoig gu
MAIDEN.
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GtertlidD DfeitSberiAbt.

Marn u. Slifi. 75. 903 %. 8. Ctr,
Nierenleiben.
Wiaicm soriter. 40, 1862 Barton
Ctr. Hierenleibsn.
gmmn Collins. O. 1909 I'd. 6. Ctr.
6irnhnutenisiinouna.
;slora 2uaonndnni. II. 306 Dur.
eea Npe.. 3uderruhr.
4uauita 9uDltn. 81. itantifhes ar.
menhous. 6trsleib<n.
ifrant Qaue. %. AZ latepooo Mps..
1uberfulois.
sfreberid Warid,. "a, 1916 Wair
Ctr. Snaueit in Sftpebe.
aoftph Blair. 81. 764 Rioasipat
4pe.. Qierenleio<n.
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Sbeif,eiblingen nls Gnnfiagungs-
9eihenfe. Cine llnn1enge nere-
Sheioungsflogen eingereiht.
Ghaoenerias 5dlle. antuaH
gsuncp, bes Roroes angeflagt,
auaiifisirt ais 1eitaments- 3euge.
9sahlaB. Snder. 8erIhie.
benes.
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rantt tpuroe. nobel er elnen ooppela
ten geinbruh erlitt. bat ole 5irnd
seirern auf 3abllms Don $4,000 per-
tlagt.
IcrieItene esaQ, oaB ein arbclter
in oemielben gtabIlilement innerbaib
Ineuu Nonaten spei erbe6lihe uniaIie
erle6t llno babel lebe5uial itfper per-
Iest puroe. erheilte aus 5ruei alageu,
Ireld]e 6 lemens Setter &C.
Iileru aeaen Die Queen Gitp Soraln1
| 60 einreid9te. Ssn Der erIten oerlangi
er $4,000. peil er am 27. 6ebrllar
10. g, Ddbrenb er in Dem etabli'le'
ment arbeitete, eeIegentlih eines lin.
iaaS einen ooppelfen Nlppenbrnh En-
lit. 9eah leiner 8eneillng it)ien ar
feline friihere Stelle paeber angetretell
su baben uno am 90. Sftober B. ).
erlitt er einen 3rpeiten llnrall, mobcl
er einen fompli3irten gelnbruh oa'
pontrus. @csen oes lesteren llnTals
Iperlaugt er $4,000.
3. &. geriram bat So
lieph s.. Heis, Der ibn bel lelnen Sie'
lferanten aneeihlpor8t uno perIaum'
bet baben ion, auf 3ablnng Don
$4,000 oerflagt.
~ q bmeb 6ie5i. Der in oei
Wasenb1ferei Des gebr Wnnieihe
lpis beihaitiet mar, gerietb am Is
Rouenber 1918 nit beioen Sanoel
lin cine Observation-Disclosures, pobe
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(GirgeIan0t.)
Ser5!if)e sScibnadtsbitte aus Der
Setmath.

9lui Den Hbeinbergcn iiber Gaub
licat oas G0rfden 11rid)cto. baS
aud, BEL &liihers llebergang Dor TOO
,Sahren cine Aollc aeipielt bat.
Q}ei Dem Itdnoigen Aiidgaug Der
g3eiuerntcn uno Dem Wangcl all Ior-
itiqem &eroieuIt, 0u feline >Snouitrle
in Der 9ldhc lit. lit Der iriiber mobf.
babcnoe Srt belitc gdu3lid oerarnIt
mo frob itaotlider Geibllfen nldr
lne1r in Der Sage, ieiuen Serial auf.
Subaiten.
Ter Crt bat fein 8aiier. feline
IahritroBe nod Dem Mbcin. bie biitn-
ride Stride beonri eincr nothgeorun.
Qcucn 9tenouirung, oas iebr attc
Efurrhaus lit uur nod gum lbeil BE-
Uobnbar
aPotte eiuc ber5Iid)e 8itte lin
Silic bo$ Chr bod)ber3iger SaloS.
lelue uuo cpangeliider Sldnbens-
aenoIIeu Tinocn. Die bier ibrer 0eis
.mnthsIicbe llno ibrer reIigioieu (Se.
iinnang Elm oauernoes Gentmal ie'
ben tonrten.
Spenocn, iiber Die aulttirt iperoen
lnirb, iino an oen llnter8eihneteA 5u
| lbIdcil.
1oridcio, i'm Gopenlber 1913.
Riarrer Oscar M iiIIer.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1913-05-09
May 9, 1913

municipal court, Englewood Christian church, Matthew
Mills, Buena Memorial Presbyterian church; Ninan H.
WEIGH First United Presbyterian church, J. Esdon Cove
Baptist church, Carlton Pendeon Current Topics class
First Congregational church, Evanston Frank McCuloch
First Congregational church, Evanston C. NJ Moderwe
Edgewater Presbyterian church, Edward T. Lee University
Congregational church, and David Matchett Woodawn Uni
ted Presbyterian
Chicago asking downstate legislators to help it get
better conditions and improvements, said Former
Judge Sadler 1T than right that our represen-
tatives should help them get the bill through"