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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-10

gan L. l.. Potter, K. H. 3. 59tl2'
on -AIE-At tue 2, rto Rics ard ART
sno .. tickets. DIR 'wu work aud nOyetes.
all hand IN &c goods 3l4 Vain 81. 3gff
EoR SALE Horses, carriages, wagons and
second hand .ht dOuht' harness. COu-
sisn mt new buggle4 just iocoiycd Houry
NJ. Tuttlc Co. Depo. stree; itf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-10

80 RESI- IN rec iurniahed rpuus N
several grr.1es 90 fur iturc fee SHE 3
UniOu 81, tif,J house o,,r fU1tn Main =
eit A,int
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
J. n. THURsToN DEAD.
Old Resident Of Marion and LeGrand
IcMnsi1ip DIS Sunday.

Death at 100 Sunday night claimed
Jason II. Thurston. an old resident ard
farmer of Marion and LeGrand town
ships. who passed away a! his horae
eight and one-haif miles east of the
city. Death was due to disease Of the
stomach and liver. and followed an i'll
ness dating from July >. 1872.
Nj Thurston was 6S years old. and
had lived in the neighoorhood where
he died since 1866. Besides his wife he
is survived by nine children. They are
Mrs K. Snyder. of LeGrand; Arthur
Thurston. three miles cast of town:
Mrs. r. r. Rank, four miles east of this
city: Mrs. Bert Winterowd. of Mon
tour: Mrs. Walter Ellis. OF Chicago:
Mrs. Zoe Mobley. Nellie. John and
George who are at home Two broth
ers. Sanford and Grant Thurston. also
live in the same neighborhood
The funeral viii be held WeClnes.la.
morning al II O'Clock from TIE Friends
church at LeGrand. Burial will be in
the Pleasant Hill cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
AMUSEM ENTS.

FTahNiIn STOCK Company Opens En-
sasement-"st. Elmo" Saturday.
The Franklin Stock Company. play-
ing The Town Marshal" with vaude-
Vile between the acts, opened q weeks
engagement at the Odcop Sunday night.
A capacity audience saw the show.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
RUSH TO FILE DOCUMENTS SAT-.
URDAY WAS LARGEST IN
HISTORY OF OFFICE,
RECORDER SWAMFED
WITH DOCUMENTS
Eighty Five Documents Filed for Rec
ord Saturday-Exeeeds All Previous
Records by Twenty - Forty Docu-
nnents Filed Up to Noon Today
Business Larger Than Year Ago.

All records for the number of docu-
ments filed to be recorded in the coun-
" recorders office on any other March
l were broken Saturday. when eighty :
five documents. principally deeds and
mortgages, we're filed. 1t IS said that 10
other one day in the history OF the Of
flee came closer than to within iwenty
of this number.
Up to noon today the indications
We're that today would be another un-
usually large day, as forty deeds,
mortgages and other documents had
been left to be recorded up to that
time.
The previous largest March / rec
ord was several years ago, when sixty
five deeds, mortgages, and other dcci-
ments were fled to be recorded. Sat
urday's business was almost twice as
large in the number of papers filed as
was the same day of last year
The rush will continue for several
days, or until all the real estate trans
actions that have been negotiated dur
ing the year TO be closed March l have
been contaminated and the papers
signed. AS a result OF the unusual bulk
Of the business, Miss Eta Northup,
and her deputy, Miss Nora WilkeV.
have eli and more than they can az
tend to.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
BROUGHT 70 LIGHT.
Marshailtown People Receiving The
Full Benefit.


There have been many cases like the
following in Marshalltown., Every one
relates the experience OF people we
know. These plain, STRAIGHTFORWARD
statements will do much toward re-
iieving the suffering Of thousands.
Such testimony will be read with in
terest by many people.
S. T. Parks, 603 North Fourth street,
Marshalltown, Iowa, says: II can not
give Doan's Kidney Pills too much
praise. About five years ago my back
became so painful that had to quit
work. For some time was unable to
get around and had to be assisted in
and out Of bed. had heard great
deal about Doan's Kidney Pills and
getting a box at the Mcbride & Will
Drug Company, l began using them.
Atho it may seem incredible, was
able to get around after taking the
first few doses and before had fin
ished the contents of one box, I was
completely cured. l have recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills to many people
and shall continue to do So" (State-
ment given Jan. Is, 1907)
RE-ENDORSEMENT
Mr.. Parks was interviewed at a later
date and he said: Il still recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills in the highest
terms to persons suffering from kidney
complaint. My former endorsement still
holds good"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster Milburn Company, Buff
falo. New York. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshal!
town Merchants.

s. ]. johnson quotes the following
prices in trIde for country butter and
eggs:
Butter-2S.
EgeS--16.
The following prices are quoted ny
MarshaIltown dealers for the difte-en,
varieties OF farmers provisions, grain.
produce. and hides. TALON. WOOL pelts
and skins.
GRAINS
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at the:,
place OF business in this city. subject.
however. TO market changes.
torn-3S.
OatS-2S
HIDES, FUR AND WOOL.
II. Willard. Son & Co., Guote the
following prices:
Green hides-10 cents.
Horse hides. iarge-s3.o0.
No. tallow-5 cents
Medium wool-20M2e
Coarse wcol--1e to II cents.
Fine woods to 16 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
YOUR HAIR is FLUFFY, BEAUTIFUL
AND LUSTR0IS IN A FEW MOMENTS
GIRLS! GET rs CENT BOTTLE "DAN0ERiME"
FALLING HAIR; DESTROYS DANoRuFF.

Danderne dissolves every particle Of
dandruff cleanses, purifies and invig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping itch
ing and falling hair. :. q
But what will please you most will
be after few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair--fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair growing ali over the scalp. II
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
Of it surely get a 25 cent bottle Of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter. and just try 1t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03

l.. Fl. Briggs. High street, left
Saturday evening fer Belaire, o., sum
moncd hv telegram announcing tie
death Of his mother, Mrs. ". P. Briggs,
which occurred Saturday. The funeral
wa. held TODAY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03

fluffy, abundant and appears as soft,
lustrous and beautiful as q young girls
after "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
Danderine and carefully draw it thru
your hair. taking one small strand at
time. This will cleanse the hair of
dust dirt and excessive oil and in just
q few moments you have doubled the
beauty of Your hair.
Besides identifying the hair at once,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
Women That Men Admire.

1t is true men admire a pretty face
and good figure but sooner or later
they learn that it is the healthy, hap
Ply woman that is most of all to be
admired. Women who are troubled
with nervousness, backache, the blues
or other symptoms incident to female
ills that drag a woman down to de-
spair should not forget that Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vegetables. Compound
has brought health and happiness to
more women in America than any
other remedy and should at least give
it a trial.-Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03

Secret" Z pretty western drama in
three acts with thrilling situations. .
strong vein Of comedy running thru
the entire play. Polite vaudeville
specialties will be rendered between the
acts, making the entertainment con-
tinuous without waits. No advance in
cents to any one at any time,
Odeon. 1900
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
TWO WASTE BASKETS.

To start with, let us say frankly that
this is humble theme. It concerns an
incident in which purchase was made
and the sum of the amount expended
was only about five dollars. If in your
hasty race for wealth you gave 20 time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03

The biggest and best 10 cent show
ever seen in Observation-Disclosures Frank
lin Stock Company now playing at the
Odeon theater. Tonight, The Indians
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
MARRIED..
Westbera. Marks

AT the c. II. Hess home, ITO West
Main street. at o'clock Saturday af-
ternoon, Rev. r. F. Hurlburt united in
marriage L. J. Westberg and Mrs.
Sophia Marks, both of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
School Election. Today.

School elections are being held today
in all of the rural districts of the
county. Because of the election. the SUI
pervisors adjourned their March meet
ing over today, and will meet Tuesday
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03

to read anything so trivial, you need
not tarry heSa!ae You are forewarned;
SO pass on. ~
certain institution. concerning the
affairs of which tweyare well informed,
had occasion to- purchase couple of
baskets in which to deposit certain
matter accumulated in the course OF Its
daily grind-Such waste matter. be it
interpolated. including the daily prod
uct of certain so-called publicity bur
eaus and press agents upon whose lists
we remain despite strenuous efforts to
be removed tho refrom.
A visit to the local emporums of
trade where such baskets are kept in
stock revealed nothing exactly films
the need which had been exp rienced-
nothing big enough. in fact. Then,
strange to say. we. who consider our
selves fairly we'll informed concerning
the industry of the city of Muscatine,
discovered new industry. Now we
are the proud possessor of two big
waste baskets. made IL, Muscntine. by
Mi'catine mar, to our order. from
willow which grew within the born-
daries Of Muscatine COUNTY. and the
cost was LEES than that asked for
smaller. less satisfactory. factory made
basket is offered for sale in the stores.
Did you csk what's the moral?
Wen, Of COURSE, the story might be
turned into 'patrCn iza home indus
tries ending. but we have cached
that doctrine so long and SO often our
readers may be weary Of il.
Again, one might bring out thu sug-
ses;iCa that it would paw any enter
prise. no matter how humble. to adveT-
tise hit, but in that case we would be
accused Of cnlv seeking to advance our
own selfish interests.
And so it IS simply this: Come on,
you press agC nts.''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03

s. ]. Johnson quotes the following
orices in trIde for country butter and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
Ellison IN Alb;o,,
Before He Met Death

That Joseph Ellison, the Fredericks-
burg member of the soldiers home who
was found frozen to death one mile
south Of Albion Thursday. was in AL
bion, alive and well. during the eve
ming of the night he met death, was
learned from residents of Albion who
were in the city Saturday.
( Attic not apparently mentally de-
ranged On Wednesday afternoon, when
he attended funeral at the assembly
hall and talked with other members
Of the home. Ellison must have wan
dered away late in the afternoon, for
he was in Albion by supper time. and
ate supper at the Einsey boarding
house.
Ellison had Informed Mrs. kinsey
that he intended to remain over night,
but after supper travelling man came
in for the night, and Ellison informed
Mrs. kinsey that he supposed there
would not be room for him. and that
he would go down to where he had left
his horses, a block away.
Mrs. Kinsey then noticed for the first
time that the old man was apparently
net right mentally. She asked Ellison
il he had driven to Albion. and he re-
Piled no; that he had walked. He also
said that he intended riding one of his
horses home and leading the other
Other Albion people who knew Eli
son cav him on the street as late as
O'Clock. Fe hardly got more than
mile from town, in his evident desire
to get back to the home, when he sue
cumbcd to the cold and exposure of
spending the night out of doors.
Ellison's body was taken to Fred
ericksburg by relatives Saturday night.
The biggest and best 10 cent show
ever seen in Marshalltown-the Frank
lin Stock Company now playing at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-03
"St. Elmo" Saturday Bill.

st: Elmo" one Of the pieces, was
presented a matinee and evening
performance Saturday. Neither audi
ence was large.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04
Geutider DtilitGr lInteritiIsnnsss
0erein.

Ter Ieutihc 2RiIitdr llnterItiiB-
una5.8eretn miro 3meiiel5ohne III Der
n1d,Iten MISUNDERSTANDING, oIe
ouf Den Rahntttog oc3 Is 92dr5 I'M
8erein5lotuI. SaCfner'5 $ Snlle. an Der
Gin ln6 @ibertD StraBe, anberaltnlt
noroen lit, einen 1tattliheu 3luDads
an D1itglieoeru erbaIten. TiefeS ere
heIte Gus Den 8emertungen, 0tl BON
ocridneoener Seite Inn &aufe Der &C.
itriacn 8ereinspCriunnnIuna gcrnadr
muroeu, Die inter Dem 9oritg 6cs
4rGiioenten Scnrp 6aefner lrH0 Der
8rotofolfuhrung oes Setretars 9.
2ueb6ert i'm 8ereinSlotnl abqebdLtct
IDurbe. 8rQii0ent SaeTner iorpte per-
idreoene anoere Dtttglieber oes Ger.
ems haben aauotoateu IN petto uno
6err Saefner nabm nod 8eIegenhen.
Die WtgIieoer gan5 be'onoers 81 lab-
barter aaitdtion 3u ernurrtern.
9ln elm franfe5 Dttglieo lprroe oas
iibIihe SeraHfengeI0 I'm 9ctrage ben
$40 angerpieien. Tos nit Den ar-
rangemer1tS mir oa5 8eretnspicnic be.
traute aomnlittee berthtete, oaB Die
8orarbeiteu fiIr oIeles Eicnic, oas
am Sonntou. bem 90. Sltnt, II
Heihraths Barf Itattfinoet, i'm beiieu
Bauqe iino uno Gle aH5eiten oui
etnen qIdn5cHoen @riolg oeltten
g2ad grIeoiglug Der DorIIegenoeu
8eihaftc ruuroe Serru 9. @nter'
fanrp, Der in Der Gitrtet iopie in Ga.
LATINA journaIIItiifI thdtlg aelpeIeH,
8elegeubeit geboten nit Den Dittglle.
bern hefunnt 5u Deroen uno III ieIneu
,5ntereIie mur6e Damn eIHe aolctte
lanfaenunlmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04

4rtbur unc eDa Rspsrs, 772 Delhi
2lps., aRabe.
sSfaac uno Ularp aaufmaH, 410
CLINTON Strabe. Mdoten.
Sobn unh asRes Sorubergsr. 1914
Race Strabs, ana6s.
Guniel uno Gliiabeth garespiIt,
3377 Yriuceton Qpe., WGo6eH.
DiQiam uno Warp aosbsI, 1920
GolsraiH Ane., andbe.
Ridaro uRb Quna 8uih, 100 gu
obes Strabs, Uldoden.
5rdHt uno emma Differ. 2252
girs Strabs, aHabs.
9aptb uuo pdulina Retns. 2271
9ins Strabe, auabe
5snrp une Ularie Wlo6meper, 55a
godl Strabt, Waohen.
JoIepb uno bermtne Ulartinet, u.
berth uno plsaiaHt StraBs. anabe
Siioor uno Jsauette 9ooeih, 22e
2uolorp CTR, anabs.
Tapio uno anna aeblsr, 1897
6assl 4Os.. anabe.
Carl uRb Qlpino 9empsrIe 2117
Dine Sirabe, Snabs.
DiQiam unb 2nuiis 8Irger, 151e
CHM Strahe, Wdohsn.
Slrrp unb angela SEEMING, 357e
aiIac Strabs, anabs.
Ular unn Barbara Shnurr, 1926
Ruce StrIbe, Wldo6en.
Wlits uno anaa Shulot, 1877 Gin
Strabs, Gnahe.
5arrp une Gltfa aaaue, 1905 Did
ion 4ps., Wanhen.
Biqiam unO Uteta grduh. 1910
GubIen Strube, aEdhe.
SobH uno pdultrs Shosmater, 1871
2inH Sirdbe, Guabe.
6arrp uno fatberine 9oers, 1895
Sresman Npe., Gnabe.
Wtlinm aHo Qnna Wtent, 302s
Chen 4ps., an1be.
Sobn uno Vlargarstbs gfeinbart
1921 6isb!auh aps.. WGohsn.
Gdspar uno 4nna MlusIIst, 1914
gleliaHt Sirabe, Gnabs.
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&odlenberid,t oes 8eianobcitsa mts

Saut Dem 8odenberidlt oes itabtI.
id1eu 8eiunobeitSanlts puroen IN Der
perfloiicnen 8oGe insgeiaHlmt 209
Sale BON onitedeHben aranfbeiter
uno so IooeSf1Ile infolge ioIder
aranfleiten aemeloet, gegen 10s Gr.
tranfunacn ulho % Seoesfalle in Der
8araaelipote Ses ooriqen asabres.
su ibie ein5eineH aranfhetten Der
tbeilen iid Die gentloeten Sale pig
ioIgt: Ntniern. iii ertrarfungcr
uno s 3ooesfalle. Sdlpinoiuht. "a
9rfranfungen uno Is 5Ooesfdile
@inopodeH, 81 erfraufungeu Sd}ar
lahiieber, IL Grfranfungen; Giph
theritis, 8 GrtrantlHqeu uuo / 70.
besfaa, Sirrthalttentjlnoaulg, ! Gr
traRtimgen nno 2 Gooes idlle; 9fole
5 GrfranflIngen; aeudblIteu, 4 Gr
franfungen nHo SooesiaQ; gIat
tern, 2 grfranfungen, IbtHps, ;
grfranfltngen; 1ppbuslieber, eIn
GrtrGHtug5.
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0eFdnoig.
Hsgsr Mill ieinen RaiieaeuOiisn 5u'
faais eridOiieu bubsu.

Ter Reger Seize 9lrmItrong, pon
Sodlono, peIfer befanntlid IN Der
Sonlltag Rad)t ben 16 Sabre aIte.l
iSarbigen Stanlep Clarion nabe oell
6. $. un6 Z. giienbabngeleiien III
@pouling erihoiien baben ioa, lDur.
be geItern BON Dem Diapor Rromn
einem 8ornerbor untenporien, III mel.
dem er etngeitnnoen habeu ioll, ben
Clarion n5uiaaia" erifoiieu 81 Ia.
ben. Gie Eoli5er nia ieooh ermittelt
baben, bab eS iit nm einen faItbliI'
tiaen uno brutalen Mor0 banOeIte
clarion iou iainem ipdteren R0roer
ais bieier i'm 5u erihieBen orobte
ieine 9un3e gaarid}alt, 20 Gents, an
geboten bdben, menn er ibn leben lai
fen mplle. Gr ioa ie6oh bon benz 8e'
iangenen nteoergeitla9en uno, an
gooen Iiegeno. IN BEN aopi geitoi
len iUoroen ietu. 9tah Der ShuBpun
be ,u urtbeileH, nluB Der Woroer iibet
ieincm Gpier geitanoen baben ais eI
| Dem Sdrub abaab.
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Scr5ipidte syrage.

8em Qchoren oie aeQerrdmlEh.
feiten, Die iih unter ben guraeritei.
gen beiinoen2 llebcr 0ieie 5rage bat
Iid1 aeiteru WaDor 8unt pom 5ta0t-
anIpalt @ettnon Elm 8ed)tsglttad)ten
erbeten uno oon oieiem Hefltsgutad.
TEN miro es abhdnaen, mas oie Staot
in oieicr 9lugeieqeubeit tbun miro.
Der 9iraermciiter ueigt noutIth 3lt
Der 9uiid)t bin oaB 6as Gigenthum
untcr Dem Grutroir Der Sta0t aehort
uno &ellte, pic Is benutten, tuiolge-
oeiicu Der Sta0t cine nngelHeilene
gntitaoiqunG be5nblen i0uten. ,Silr
Die @eit)Qftalcute lit olgie ,Srage NO.
tiir.iA pun Der aIleraroBten &ld,tig-
felt. oenu falt le0es 8eid)aftslofal
Rat aeuerrdumIidteIteu, Die iiA bis
untcr oas Irottoir eritredeH
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Binbbunb", geb0rt gu ben GrioIgrei6.
ten auf Dem TeIos Der tomiihen Bib
nentperte, aQsin in ieiuer neueitsn
566pfunq iibertriFft er itd, 8as
Stid tIt bod intereHGnt, bd ss gum
She'll bas ameritaniIhe 6ditsn uno
syagen gar8 Defenders pGbrsno elmer
Wq6ltampaqne ouf Deuti6en 8oben
pcrpfIanst, no e 3u ben urtonllIhiteH
S3enen un0 8ernidelunqen 8erunlaia
funq qibt. Wlor tomutt stnfah ous
Dem Qahen niht 6erdus. 8ds game
Stit 1T sum 8dIasn, man tann Fh
babel 70 tD'tlth amiiiireu, rpie btes fels
ten cine dnpere oramatiihe Stopfun9
bistet. 3tebt man bies in 8etroat uno
bic ShutIa6e, oaF elmer Der beIiebtee
ften Riinitler TsiH geHefi3 unb Silbers
iubilGum fstsrt, oann iolIts man bod
olauben, baB ihm biesmaI Elm gut be-
Tebtes 5uus 8utbeil ptro.
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0DaKermangel
1arfte iidD i'm fummenoen Sommer
bemerfbar MAIDEN.

Die Dor einigen Iagen qelegentlidy
elmer SiBung oes Staotratbsfonurit,
tees iiir Uaittel uno Wege pom ar.
beitsoireftor Rrice gentadte genter.
funa, oab Cincinnati I'M 2mlie oes
fornenoen Sommers iebr entpfinO.
lid, unter einem 8aiiernangel gu lci.
cen boben miro, iDur6e geitern in 0ent
,sabresberif)t BON s. 8. 4noerion,
Sem Silperintenoenteu bes Hnupen.
Iepartements Der itdbttiten 8niier.
merfe poIlauf beitdttgt.
anberIon, Deiien Beriht geiterrt
bern giiraermeiIter Sunt 3ugeIteat
puroe, periifert, oab in oen 8titrif'
ten, ipeIf,e i'm iogenanrten 6odoruf-
Territorium, nanltd ouf oen neridie.
benen Siiaeln liesen, iid) pdbrerb bes
fonrnenoen 5onmler5 Der 8uiier.
nanael iehr eulpiinblif bernertbdr
MAIDEN tpiro, bn Die gagenipdrtig sur
geriiigung iiebenben Eitntpen faum
oas ben0tbigte G1,antum 81 Iiefern I'M
Stanoe iino unb bos geringite Ital'
ijel,r an elmer Der Btrrpen iebr ernIte
5soIaen nof) iif 3ieben oiirfte. lie.
fem brobenoen Waiiermangel tpiro
crit seaen Gnoe bes S5abres abgeaol'
fen iperben fonneu, lpanu Die neiS
Rieienplnrlpe, oie cine Aapa5itdt bon
| II 900, 900 8nlloneu pro Gag bat
in getrieb gegest iporoen lit. Gicie
Bulpe nuroe bor eiuigen Wonatel1
6efteat tpiro iebodl crit gnoe oes Sab'
res gelieiert ner6en tonnen.
ssn bem gerift Diro beInerft, oaf
Der pormalige Superintendent oel
9unipItotion e. q. goaaro, geuar
nit ben gerbdltniiien pertrout gene
| len mar uno ooiiir bate Gorge trn
aen niliien, baB Die nelIe 8ulnpmo
ittne bereits i'm Sabre 1911 beltea
lmoroeu Dqre.
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Sarmer get0btet nno Yeeleiter idwer
berleBt.

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leiber Elm Wenfhenleben Derlorer
ging, sreignsts ii6 geitern Morgen in
glepes, g., inbem ein bon benz 45
Sabre altsn, in Der Rdbe poAnenoer
5armer Ben. gorg gelenttsr Wdger
bon bem gi8 Sour perIonen5use gto
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Dorg purbe untsr bic RdDer Der 60
tomotips geihlsubsrt unb auf ber
Stsle getDbtet. Die 2eite purot
mad benz gtabliFemsnt oss 2eiden6e.
ftattsrs Gb. argo gsbratt. Der Ser.
ungliidts hiutertdBt feline Wittps uni
bret ainber. Coroner Or. 5oertmep.
sr puroe bena6rihtigt unb orbnett
sinsn Sfqusft an.
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Bennett, bon gleDes, pelher 10 Ihpe,
psrlsst puros. bab an Isinem Quftum.
men gesipeifelt pirb. Dsm BIZ
S6ulb an Dem unfaa bei3umsfsu 1T
lisb iih nod ni6t fsititsQsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-04
Der Eentralb babnbcf.
Wapor Suut beabiid,tist NIT gertre.
tern DIR bieiisen 8abnsa in Der
Sadle ,u fonierireu.

7as Gentralba6nbof.Vroieft ut IN
cine neue gbaie setreien un0 nun wiLl
lid, giirgermeiiter Sunt eIngebeno
nit 6ieiem Broieft beid,dftIgert, M
wenn irgeuomoglit. cine 8er1plrtlld'
uua Sieies gIanes in nbiebbarer 3stt
berbei5ufiibren.
3u 6ieiem 3lped ge6enft Der Bur.
aernleiiter in ullernadlter 3eit eIiIs
stonierens pon 8ertreterr Der bier
einnuinoenoen 9abneu ein5llberlfen,
Inn nit ibnen Die sSrnge oes galls e.
mes Gentralbahnhoies Su erortern.
3u oieiem gniitAuB fam Der Slir.
germeiiter geitern nah Gntpfana e.
mes grieies ooni Brd'iOefIiert aillton
8. 5mitb Der louisville uno dalh'
Iuiae gabn. Iieiem griei mar Die ab'
itutit eiaes Sdlreibens beIgefti9t
oas Serr Smitb i'm Suli porlgensSab'
res an bic Union Depot & 1ernlina!
60. in ietner Glgenit)ait ais Boriiser
cines aouurrittees Der iutereiiirten CT
Observation-Disclosures geianot bate
Ias aonunltiee erfl1rte IN oIeieu1
Shrei6en. Sab es nit Dem Rroleti
Der Union Tepot & Terminal 60. ab'
io!ut nifyts 5u tbun baben lpc[Ie. je'
bod miIlcns iei. mil Der Beieiiihnl'
6eBiiaIih oeS anfaufs oes itaotiiaell
,sreibrieis iiir BEN GentralbahHhof ~
lln.erhanolnug su ireten.
Raboem manor Snut Don oieien1
Shreibeu aeantnlB aenonrmen, DolI'
te er Die gan5e 4ngeIegenheti ar Den
| Sta0trath perpeiieu uno bate aud
bereits einen Brief III oielem Sirn;
an oen Stnotratb ubgeidBi, als er 81
Der aniida fam. baB es am enoe oal'
| fer iein tpiiroe. tpeun er per'onlIh os'
code in bic Snn6 nabne nHo er be
IhIob Damn. cine aonleren3 nit Der
s,ertretern Der bier einHIltnoeaoef
| gulneu absuha!ten.