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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
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Sn eiuer 2aaGe pom 9dren per(n&t ua6oem a1es AT
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Re'ieruug cin Sd beunste es meter. bis s@
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mir borum crfucen. Gle eeinngen 5h nns
blrd nriere reauldrc SEorrcipDnoena uno re'
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Iihe Wte6t3iH Sin &criad1 gcniigt, am 1e'
rama i6erag 81 etuem Qausmttie! 5H madeeH.
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| 7pise erfd5etut bat ebeuIaGs init beitem grfpia
| Ferlrna acbrauabt CT idIreibt: oSeitSeu iOtS
| perbeiratbet fiu0 babeH mir IN uHerIH pahfs
| ME cine aroere U}eoI4jH ais GeruRa seeabl.
| .SA bate ltereHs uuo 8IofeuIcioen. abel
! cine sneimouatIidc 8cruua SebaHohHg pa
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| .meire Srau war i.bnd6Iit, ermiioete BAR
uro ltit aaerlei shmer5eH. &eruHa bg quo
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

Ti. Teut.ergsmsinSs Der bcutfhs
amsri.aniifxn Eurnsrsi. un'ers clie
gurnasm.inSs, erir.ut uns hisieg Jabr
nisoer nit einsm ibrer prdcatis.n,
pnblpor6srsitetsn Shoaiurnen. Die
DcritelIuna finnet tsutt 4bsno in Der
WuIitholIt Fatt unb mon oarf i'm Wors
aus psriifsrt iein. bcb man ndislbit
ipieberum .tfpag G,oi,senss une 5ua
sleid St0u,s auf apmnaitiidem OF
bieie All ieben bttommen uiro. Ssit
pielen Wot,n ihon iinb bic psrI6isoe
nsn GlaIisn Der 5urnfhuie unier 2sis
tuns hires bspGbrten Iurnkhsrs
Gafap Gdftsin bon giitr an Der Irs
Belt. bic eiRsslnen Rummsrn oes relt'
5oltissn prosramms grunoIiH ,in3u'
iixn. llno oa Gsrr editein cine lang
idbrig. uno ansrtannts grfahrung I'm
9orbertiten unn Tur4fiibreH iol6t'
gorfsluns,n bat. 10 rriro iit aud bic
Iss Stauiurnen rpitosr su etnemSdlai
taa hr alien 9urnssutinoe stfalt.n
gs iii nur con $oerssri 81 tuunlheH
bob bic 9u'fiitruns ourh .inen lfart
Ten gsfuh ei, 4nsr.ennung fiHoet uni
ben finonsitlIsH erfc!s srsieli. ben Fl
rDllauF neroient.
| Jolseno<s grogramr sslrnst 5u
Durhfubruns:
glufmcrId uno Gruppirungsn mi
acknowledgement asuisnitninsen.
| 2ll.srsrkee unb Grauenslaft.
Jabnsniibansen.
/. Waodsns uHo /. anabsnslaHt.
gfuf bobsr Gee.
2. uno 3. anabsntlafs.
Der1iheturnsn am Barren uno pfrs
Giiherreissn.
Jungfrausn unb as.ips.
| Gtcbubungsn.
2. Riodsn. unb 2. anabsntloiT..
lSpiex.
| /. unb 2. anahsniIaFe.
lsasisen.
i l., 2. uns 8. MaDntntIafs.
Qpraminen am 1rtifub-
6anteliibunssn fur oas gunbessSurr
fen In 0encer.
Aiiips.
Isyreis uno Crhnunssiibuneen. ahmed
Il isgnb NIT Ganerrttn.
Sunsfrouen-
Du luFtissn atroboten.
Mitipe.
Shiubbilo.
AIle 9kilnebmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
Zterblidf beribt.

Ruth Smitb. is. Carthage, 1ubers
tdloie.
gDiaiam miltss. 49, Ala Soan
StrcBs WaTsriuat.
Mcriin 9ronbsd. SO. 1925 9rano
2spenue. Grebs.
RoIa Wlereurio, l. 1645 Utoors
Strube, Gunssnsntsanouns.
Ularn 8oltsrbine 58, I'LL gBe'
tern alpenue, 2unsenentsiinouns.
aribur Ghurelopsti, %, 218 Of
13. Strabs. GrIhppfuns.
2kppora 5erting, "A, 256S eaItsrT
slpenue, Iubertulefs.
Better 2ln,beraer. 80, 2125 Sotl
Strabs, GehItopfleioen.
emanuel Graut. 3s. 1910 Waortor
SrraBe. Snaueit in S6usbe.
Wlcrp Rsinbarot. 2. 2621 Gd'tsrI
9lpenue, 2unssnent3iinoung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
Ztellte iicb Der Voli5ei.
Sarrp I. WDrgan unter Der AHfinge
Ses Nuroaueriiis eiugeiperrt.

Gin gutsstIsibetsr, iunger IldnH
Iisuic iit geIteru Uittug in Der Gens
trolpoli3eiItation elm uno tbeilte oem
2eGtrunt glimmo nit, oaB sr pegsn
DlcrtangriFfs pou Der bie'igen yollz
sel ueIuht perbe lno iia frstpslts
Der gsb0roe ousIiefere. gr betbe
5arrp J. Morgan uno babe am ..
Dlai ocrigsn 5abrss in Der gDohnung
Ro. 334 UiIton Strabe tpdhreno sls
mes Streites feline 6r1u nieoergsi dbl
fen uuo IebeEsgeIGbrlih perIeBt.
2eutnant Rimmo erinnerte ith nef
TcIles uuo fperrts ben Wauu Elm. Ct:
8ottin oss 9efangeuen ihrpebts lnnss
3eit mad benz Rorban9riff 5Ipti ten
3eb.u uno goo, senas lsooh ihItsB.
lid, uno ibr Rann puroe gesen $1,000
gurcitaft auf freien 5uB seisgt. Y,
rurbe ftiittig uno Die gurgihd1i
ruroc fir perfallen ertlGrt. Morgan
pelher Ieitoem Ieiner eigenen 4ngab'
mad i'm gan5sn 2anoe bsrumreI'te
purce Res Romuosnlebens muoe ani
entIhloB ii6 ,nah Cincinnati Surat
sutebren uno Tita Der Poli5ei 81 itel
| len. Seine 5rau srrpirtte nab TIRE
9eneIunq cine Shetouns uno III les
nit etuem anperen Munn rerEirdtbtt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
aen tsailid,cn angriffs su 80 Gage
afrheifshnuA nerhnnnert.

aen tbatlid)cn angrifis 5a 30 Iagen
srbeltshous perbonnert.
Grei ssniaiien nes 3speigboipltals
fir Sdupinoiiiftiae, ssobn DhilroD,
Su. stlep uno slnoretp Sornidnetoer,
Satfen am Ionneritas ihreH ausgebe.
ina nao paren ale orei nit beoeuteu.
Der 9eripdinng uno Itarf befnetpi 5ns
riidaetonnnen. gle geriethen fpdter
in Der anitnlt aus iraeno eineHl
@runoc oneinonoer un0 broid)en alif'
einanber los. bis Der Briputpoli3.ii
Sdnefer oem lining elm Gnoe ntnfie.
siid,ter Stride belt ben Dlannern ge.
tern cine gehoriae Stanoreoe une
peruriheilta iie su oreiBig Iogers ar-
belfsbalis.
AnSren ssaflon. tpelf)er I'M Rail'
| idpc cine Rafbarin bate unlbrlnaer
mollen, fpuroe nit einer Strnie por
30 lagen ar6eitsbaus, $50 uno Der
stoiien belegt.
Sohn Rines un0 Sdnlor guib
Apei Gcnerbnrifen nnroen Deger
AIeinoieblirhIs auf flint Iage In'i
slrbeIishaus geitlidt.
| Ter 2e Sabre aIte Stuoent ee
| 9abnbeiIfunoe Grnit 8. Ysartin, ooI
gro. 5t1 8eit 8. StraBe, bate I'D
Iunter Der anflase 6es aleinoiebita9I
sn perantmorten. gr gnb su. Der Ger
tia 8iaiams, pon 9,o. 42I 8eorg
| Gtrnbe, cine Snl5fette entrpenoet D
boben. bebniiptete ieood,, oieles III
Eclts Sd)erS getlan Si bdber
| III Die aette mittler,pelle Der red1tnlc
lfigen Gigenthilnerin rpteoer sugeltel
; lporoeu lit. iab RIdNer Stride BON G
ncr geitraiung ab ulo ieste ben ia
: nui oas offene Iodet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
Msamlfprbstuans
@iro bis anf meiteres fiir bic Sunoe
bier eingefiibrt ueroeu.

Bon betlte or miro mie6er bis auf
neitereS bic itdotiihe Grotnan5 sur
Turdyiiihrung gelangeu, DeIt]e be-
itiuurt, odB fein Sunb obne Dtaltl.
forb alti bic StroBe geIaiieu rperoeu
bari.
Iieie gutideioltng traf geitern
8urgermeiiter Sunt nah elner Soas
ieren3 nit Dem 8eiunobeitsbedmten
Or. !. 2anoi5 in Anbetraft Der rlbat.
iade, ouB in ben lesten lagen 3rpei tn
piide tSdae BON Ioumutb bel Sunocn
tonitotirt Doroen itnb uno oieie BET
ben -Slmoe augeniheinIid oiele on.
oere 5unoe gebtiien uno tnit5lrt ha'
| BEN.
Ter erite 5aa BON IourDutb mar
ooriae 8od)e beridJtet poroen, ais in
GmlminspitIe elm fleiues Yidohen
IRON einem touen Sd)d ierbun6e gebtl'
/ len tpuroe uno Der 3peite SOL fan
aeitern CUR aenntniB Der itaotlid)el
gehorben. Gs houoelt iiA nm erner
Suno, Gigentbum oes biellaer
/ 3oaeinuehmers Serrn y. Sincoll
aRithea. Der geiterr uor einem lbter
ar3t getootet meroen nulBte, neil e
toll aeruoroeu mar. Serr Ytttd)el
Iiegte iih perionlidJ nit Den Itaotiide;
geaor0en i'm 8erbinoung uno eriut)t
um id)aric 8Oritriften gegen 0ieSnn
De in Aponoole. mo- er Sonti5llirt III
0a iein SitnS iih in ben Ieeten lager
uieliah nit anoereH aotern berumge
, biiien bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
Seeres Gran" eeiunoeu.

Die Gebsimpoli3iiteu Sbearpnos
unn Siftlein fanosn seiterH J1aTs
mittaa in Den So0fen Der 3. &c 3. g
so. gifenbabu nabe Drill StraBe oas
.grap", neltes. pie beridtet, ON
IrnnerTtag Rahnitiag bon 8ipei tnns
aen, qutaetleiheten Wdnnsru aus oem
GfarfenIter oes Supelt,rIabsng Don
albert Spner, go. 4l0 Central 4n.
oeitoblen tpproen mar. Selbftoeritdno'
lih paren bic Ainge uno dnoersr
Stmutionen i'm Dertbe oon $500
psIhe eas .1rap" .nshaltsn hatts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

m6tHiif peroen erlI anbere @leoi3tusr periuft
foba!S aet8te btn5nae3oscn perocu. gaaro ater
ate arantasit droniib rHo III bic GeHefuna
tpet aerue borgeifri!ter, oaB Der 8dticnt fib
ionpalesceHt fitbii rno henuo6 gauB berunter
.uuo mibaeiitmmt 1T, Ieitbt erHnhel urto ietner
gppetit bat. Denu otefes StHoiuuI crreiDt if.
eretfen de in mlaiieu mad 8eruna uno perocr
ME eHttdnidt. ReruRa brtHat lte nieher In osrs
bdItnibmdhia tIiraer 3eit auf bic Seine.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

lie siabt iuia Der Strnheubabn.0e
iellidaft nexe gorihlase MAIDEN.

Tie Etoot nil bon ben 6egennor.
idd1gen Der Observation-Disclosures.
iiber bic in bieien SpaIteu ausiii1r.
lid; berid)tet iporoen. abiolut nid,.s
ipifieu. neil iie einfot, unnnnebrnoar
iino mno Wlapor Sunt beabiitiIgt
nun i'm RomeH Der Staot Der Stra-
Benbabneeiellidnit Dieoerumi uene
goriGIaae sI lnterbreiten.
Tim fir oieie neuen Borihloge
cine Bats sn jt)offen, iano bereiis
am ssiirigen Rodtniitag I'M Bureau
oes RaporB btnter peri6loNenen
Jt,iircu cine aonferen3 itott. bic bon
sipei llhr Rnd,rnittags bis iieben llbr
abenos pdhrie, ieood abiniut reinl'
tatios periiei. auf heirte iii iuteoer CT.
ire iclde GonfereH3 einberufeu tporoe'l
!uto e bleibt nbsii,porten. cb Die yer'
trster Der Sirobenbabnaeieuif)uft iih
heute su irgenolueIden 3ngeitanoHil'
Isn bereit erfIdren peroen. oenn &C.
itern mcllten iie nbiOlui nid)ts Don
iracnSweifen aontproulibporihi1se
ps,Ien. icnoern beitonoen altf ben 9e'
ninaungcn ihrer @egenuorlhloge.
lie IbeiInehmer on Der geltriaer
aonferen; moren Wsnpor STUNT, NJ
bsiisoiresfor griee, Siderbeitsoiref
tor gnfb. StaotauipoIt gettulnH, on
Observation-Disclosures Sobn 0elo sed
inn Robcrt Seglcuo, Serr W. 600
per bon Der 8apio Traniit Som
miiiliou nnh als Bertreter Der Strd
f,cnbohnaeiellidnft beren Setrefa'
saaIter u. Traper.
Rod gcenoiguug Der aon'eren,
aab garaermeiiter Sunt 5u. Dab 10
lpelt obioliif nid1iS erreIdlt iporoei
lei, oenu Die StrobenbahngeieuidaF
seiate auh nidt Die geringIie Sui
siin Rotacben. ~stber", fu9r Dc
giiraernieliter tort. mir haben oil
,,iorpen tpieoer eiHe aonieren5 I'M
mogIiherrpeiie baben mir oonn rflev
UIiif.
S;,e Serr Snui periiferts. mir
oie StaSt oui oen folgenoen gesl1
aunsen unipeiserlih belteben: lesb
,Sabrfnrten miiiien iiir 25 Gems Del
.nuit meroen; bic 5abrpreiie tniine
ole ii,li i,sabre bon einer su ernenner
Sen ilaotiiten StraBeubahutcmmi
lion reguIirf lperoen nno ge1en ol
Gntideiounaeu oieier AontmIiiio
iann OIL Die StaotIite aouImiliio
iiir oifeatIite utilltaten appeli'
iperoen. .
IN Der beutigen sfonferens mtr
Die Staot periuf,en, iih nnlere Iui
funit iiber Die Wdlerecf BalIep Ctr,
observation-disclosures gu nerihaf'ea, !
1ie ncrIauiigen MitbeiluIgen M
Der aniift bes 8iirgerueiiters b
aiialih Der ,Sreibrieie in ben be
it,ieoenea Ertid,diten nur iehr una
ui.aeno uao unbeirie5ist iino. "
Der giireermeiiier ueriiherte. mtro
Dorauf hinarbeiten. oob Die Grfidln
Ten I'M RiuereefthaI III oen Naon
fonn,en, in peIdem EN- Jobrpre
pou u,ir fiini Gents bere6nef miro.
An iebr Iangipieriget 0ebor'
iiihrtc aeIegentlit Der seltrigen $40
ierena aud Die ,Srnge. rpie Der Ser
scr straberibcbngeieuihoft 1ba
,tnst peroen ioa uno aud bier ~
bic Strabenbahnseielidsoit nod D
yemerfunaen, bic girserneiitersu
iaaen lieb. ouberoroenilih DO
beinie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

seuis finbst auf bem Spi.Iplase
In Mohils, 4la., nns erite reguldrs
Griel aipiIten unfsreH .Rsbs" uno
Detroit .1igers+ Gam. 2iea) itat..
bsm Elm srptitss Gpiel suiTbeu oea
bsieen alu6g morgsn folgeu piro. I'm
ieine rsauldrsn .Rsunsr" su Itonen
unS neil Der aussans oieisr Splsls
ron leiner beiouosren 8eosutung IT.
nire Sduptlina 9in.er nur Re,rusen
IN nen aampf ienben. ipas ihm ne
ospinItts GsIsgenbeit -aibt. ii6 iibe-
Seren asiitunssfalistsit unisr Jsusr
All ur.srrihteH.
Die erei aubdnsr (Marians. al-
meioc unc Romanat) hatien iih bis
assern absnr nod niht gum 9ienii
0smelbet, mas ben SduptIing iipe,
fiefs pflihtpernahldFisung sismiit
reritRupfi bat.
Tie fsmiprofeHionelle grsnbamour
M. Ti. 2isa. aus ben 6poe 9ar.5
o. %. 2umber Co.. 1eriiless. Ramba
| las, u. 8. Wsafins Co. unb ph
m. Eian 60. Riubs beftebeno. 9isIt
oeitern Nbsnn in bem grenbomonl
aluhhaus untsr ntm 0orIise BON So'
Smiih (S6amrod) cine 9eriammluni
Iat. rcrin bic HSibigen 9prbereitnn
gen sur gr0ffnuns Der oiesidhrissI
Hcnfoiion tam 3. NoD sssrofIsl
lmureen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

93iele 9ente In
oiefem 2anoe bas
ben Rerltnd geaeH
Grippe eenoiumen.
Gle nGbmen es
eieicb TIM eriien Sia
bum, fooaIo Nb
bic eriteu SDnIpios
ME 8eiaten. Sic
lpif'en ans @rfabs
rung, oas Reruitn
ore &nlleT ceI
araHfbeit nertur6t.
Geute, tpel6e Be
runn nebmeH, fpers
ben bieI fdoneuer
mieber qeiuuo.
gerbdltHiBmd6ia
| }3entgP Oagegen
4 Hebmfn Geruna
4 mdbreno 6es niu.
ten Stuoiums. Se.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

Der Spring 8rops Mpenue Derlobt, iez
bod1 nurbe bic 8erlobung fpdter auf
gruno Der 4ufertIGmteiteu, Epel1e
0eoger Der 9raut ertpies, aufgeboben.
8errr IeBte ben Mann 3ur Rsbe uno
min Rei bisier 9elegenbeit Don fetnem
RipuIen ungegriffsn ur0 mtBhaaoelt
nn-rer fetn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08
Hiualen.

ScSeph gerrp, bon g1o. 1927 gans
niller Strabe, ertDirtte geitern sinen
Scftbefsbl aegen 3enrn geaser, BON
Go. 2403 5prins Grope 9tpenue, uns
ter Der 4ntlnse bes tbatliten Ins
stiffs. perrp mar ieiner 4nsa5e
nch nit sinsm iunsen WlaSden Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

rerThnunoen. Son ben perfpegenen
Rdubern, nel6e fih uber RE 6. &c 3.
grite geFlahtet BADEN Iollen, tpnnts
6ig6er nod feline Spur gefunoen fpers
on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

I'm Dem Saltie 800 George SfraBe
rpl1rbe qeitern Die 2eihe eIneS urbe-
funnten 4eQers porgeflmoen uno 1atF
aluor6nuua 0eS Goroner5 nah ncr
aRoraue aebrotlt. Gr. ,Soertrteper Iit
Der 9luiiht. DAB Der W}ann etnes mo-
tiirlid,eu Sooes aeItorben til.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

Gin SuIten entiteht ourh iebr
piele perihieoene llrIadeu; Die bette
Reael lit, Tr. auguit &onig's Sant'
harqcr gruitthec 5u eebraud)en. er
erleittert Die @nt5iinSung uno furtrt
Sen Suiten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-08

glu5 Dem 2aoeu Der 5trna ).
Is Serr & 60. go. 26 8eit 2, Ctr,
muree BON ginbredern eIn groBer
goiten aauguulmt I'M &Sertbe pon
$50 eeitoblen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19
The Local Field.

-Correll & Martin for clothing
Smoke Red Trunk cigars.
%-IDLE MONEY>IS NOT SAFE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wallace have
returned from week visit in Chicago.
Miss Marie Thorn went to Monroe
Monday for an indefinite visit at her
home.
Miss Dora Mitchell Of Platteville
spent Sunday at her home in Mineral
Point.
Miss Lillian Wallace is home from
Appleton, where she has been teaching
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spang autoed
to Cobb, Livingston and Edmund last
Thursday.
Dave Davis and mother of Dodge
vile visited friends in this city last
Thursday.
Miss Lillian Hosken, who has been
teaching in the west, is home for the
summer.
John Krier returned to his home at
Jonesdale Friday, after visiting Miner
al Point relatives.
Mrs Catherine Ellingen of Chicago
is visiting at the home Of her daughter,
S Mrs Frank Alblinger
Mrs. Everett Davis Of Dodgeville
visited her grandmother, Mrs. Amelia
Spratler, last Thursday
Miss Helia Jacka was an over
Sunday visitor at the home Of hel
grandmother at Darlington.
Miss May Fecht of Highland visited
with Misses Ruth and Agnes Weiden
Teller several days last week.
Frederick Ehrlinger of Janewill,
enjoyed a few days visit at the HON,
Of Mrs. Amelia Spratler last week.
Mrs. W. G. Holmes is home from
Hendersonville, n. c., where she ha
been spending the winter.
You can't expect a good job whar
you get zinc instead Of pure white lead
absolutely refuse to use anything bu
pure material -. c. Stendsbach. pot
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19
BAD STORM SATURDAY EVENING
Stock Killed, Barns Struck by Lightning,
Haysheds Blown Away,

Beyond question the most severe
electric, wind and rain storm expert.
enced in this section thus far this year
was that of Saturday evening Rain
fell in torrents and was whirled about
in a binding manner by a strong wind,
The storm ragged for about an hour and
through it all the lightning was fierce
and the thunder loud
The damage to life and property was
not as serious as was anticipated.
George Clayton, five miles to the
southwest, lost six good steers; Thos.
GRADER hay shed, and a barn of Thos.
league, in the town of Waldwick, was
struck and burned. While on his way
to lend Mr. league a helping hand
Howard Nichols, a neighbor, was
stunned by lightning but no permanent
injury Tree were shattered here and
there, streets badly guttered and
streams overlooked their banks.
Other sections not strckly of this
community suffered fully as much and
possibly more.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19

Born deaf, bind and dumb, with
the additional handicap of having but
one leg, Miss Anna johnson, Wiscon-
sins Helen Keller, graduated from the
Wisconsin school for deaf at Delavan
Tuesday. Crippled from babyhood and
with only one sense, that of touch Miss
johnson entered the school nine years
ago, at the age of 10. Up to that time
she had received practically no educa-
ton. During her stay at Delavan she
has been treated until she can hear,
won high honors in history and litera-
ture, became an accomplished seam
tress and wicker basket maker and has
written several papers of merit on his
torical subjects. Her triumph, how
ever, came Tuesday when she delivered
her convocation essay by word of
mouth. She has been taught to speak.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19

Miss Genevieve Meuer is visiting
at Avoca and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Simon Of High
land are visiting in this city.
Miss Catherine Cassidy is visiting
her parents at Blanchardville.
Miss Winnifred Lewis of Fennimore
visited friends here Saturday.
Walter Kirkpatrick is visiting at
the Reynolds home in Chicago
Miss Margaret Stude attended the
picnic at Seymour Wednesday,
The 800" club enjoyed an outing
at Jonesdale one day last week.
Anthony Wilkinson of Shullsburg
was in our city on business Friday.
Mrs. Hannah Adams Of Benton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John GRADER.
John Mccormick, Jr., Of Madison
was a welcome visitor here last week
Miss Grace Korf Of Freeport, H.,
was a guest the past week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. S. c. Nauman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Springer left
Saturday for a several days visit with
relatives in Chicago and Dubuque.
H. G. jackson is representing
Raven lodge at the grand lodge session
of Pythian Knights held this week.
Mrs. VIM. Bachelor Of Platteville
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Bachelor from Friday until Tuesday.
! These hot days call for a cool com.
forting gTalcum. Try Violet Dulce
Talcum. Price 25c Ivey's Pharmacy
Misses Irene Midlen and Bernadett,
| Mccormack returned to Highland Mon
day. after a few days visit in our city
Mrs. Rubado and son were High
land visitors at the home Mr.. and Mrs
| John Aide in this city part Of last week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19
knights of Pythias Resolutions,

An honored member of Raven Lodge,
No. 5S. X. of F., Carl Healy, Jr., has
passed to the better life, We recogn-
lied in him a true, enthusiastic brother.
one who always felt an interest in us
and in the order He was full of.spirit,
yet gentle, and gave in his generous
way for our pleasure and benefit We
would pay tribute to his memory by
adopting the following Resolutions
Whereas, wise and oyerruling pow
err has removed from our midst to the
Supreme Lodge above our valued and
honored member, Carl Healy, Jr., be
it therefore
Resolved, that we as members of
Raven lodge, No. So, X. of r., extend
to the bereaved relatives our heartfelt
sympathy: be it further
Resolved, that q copy hereof be sent
to the wife, be spread upon the records
Of our lodge and published in the local
papers. w. j. JEuCK,
John RALPH,
H. G.. JACKSON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19

On Monday James Brewer received
word that his brother, Nicholas, for
merly Of this city, had met with very
serious accident, while on his way from
Evanston, H., his present home, to the
home Of his son, Tom, at Rogers Park.
1t happened on Saturday afternoon; as
Mr.. Brewer stepped from the street
car an automobile knocked him down
and passed over his chest, breaking five
or more ribs and dislocating his shout
der. The unfortunate man was taken
to a hospital and an x-ray examination
made to determine the further extent
of his injuries, the result Of which has
not been learned at this writing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19
NUMBER 25

One day recently a lady Of this
city and her son of about twenty bliss
ful summers We're driving in the coun-
try when an auto bore down upon them.
The horse began to prance Just a little
whereupon the lady jumped out of the
buggy, The chauffeur stopped and of
fered TO help. That's all right, said
the boy, composedly, ~ can manage
the horse; you just lead mother past.
If this isn't a fact the husband and
father put one over on the Tribune
news gatherer that's all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tucci mourn
the loss of their only son Francis, who
died Sunday. June 18th, after a short
illness, aged two years and six months.
Funeral services took place from st.
Mary's church Monday morning with
mterment in st. Mary's cemetery, Rev.
N. Weyer officiating. Much sympathy
is extended to the grief stricken par
ents, who are comparative strangers in
this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19
BIDS WANTED
For Painting and Material

Bids will be received by the Secretary
of the Southwestern Wisconsin Fair for
the labor Of putting on two coats Of
paint on the race horse barn. si2e 22lx
"a feet with IT. posts.
Separate bids viii also be received
by said secretary for all material to be
used in painting said race horse barn.
Painting to be red with white trim
mings.
an of said bids will close June 25th
at p. m d. Il. JACOBS, Sec.
Mineral Point, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1913-06-19

At a meeting of men at the M b.
church Monday evening, the organlza-
ton Of the Methodist Brotherhood was
perfected, the same to be a branch Of
the national organization. The follow
ing officers were elected
President S. G. Nauman
Vice Presidents--Dr J. Davies, J. +.
Hendra. W. c. Campton. A. V. Jacobs.
Secretary Henry Zweifel.
Treasurer Alonzo Jacka.
Chaplain-J b. Reynolds.
J. K. Jackson Of Frseport, H., was
present and delivered an interesting and
instructive address on brotherhood work.