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The Republican journal., 1913-11-20

Edward M. H. Partridge died at his home.
34S Crescent street, Waltham, Mass, Sunday
morning, November 9th, at 2.30 o'clock, of or
ganic heart trouble. He had been in ill health
for about three years, failing gradually until
he took to his bed about two weeks before his
death. He was born in Stockton, Maine, Au-
gust q. 1858, the son of the late Joshua E.
and Mary A. Partridge. He lived for a few
years in Belfast, coming to Massachusetts
when young man and has since resided here;
first in Cochituate, where he married Miss
Maria Louise Goodnow. The shoe industry in
and he moved to Waltham about 20 years ago
making that city his home and working in the
watch factory. His wife, one son Ralph Good
now Partridge, two sisters and two brothers
survive, Miss Sue M Partridge, Mrs, Edmund
Wilson, Eustis J. Partridge of Belfast and
thirty years ago MIR. Partridge joined the
Takwambait Lodge, l. O. o. F., of Natick,
Mass. and has since retained his membership,
although in close fellowship with Governor
Gore Lodge of Waltham. He was man Of
good principles, true to himself and others in
and esteem of old and young, his strong love
for children was always reciprocated and the
little ones of the neighborhood were his chums
and friends. His alert mind made him the
life Of any company he CHANGED to be in. The
funeral took place at his late home Tuesday at
o'clock p. M, Rev. Albert Felch of Cochi-
tuate officiating, brother Odd Fellow. and the
bearers were also Of the order. The floral Of
ferings were numerous and beautiful includ-
ing the family's. close friends and neighbors'
gifts, the rose buds Of his little friends, the
beautiful set piece Of the Gliding room at the
Watch Factory and the society pieces. The
large attendance also included many of his
former neighbors. The interment was in
Mount Feake cemetery in Waltham. The
bearers were Alderman F. W. Greed, c. ].
Shepard 1.-The postmaster). Mr.. Brockway, N.
G. Of Gov. Gore Lodge. Mr.. H. T. Butler.-Na-
tick. Mass, Bulletin. November 14th.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16

The hearing on petition for
license to mortgage real prop
erty in the matter of the guar
dianship of Jennie Belle Miller
ct al, which was set for Mon
day, May IL, was continued
over the term.
On Wednesday, May IA, there
was a hearing on final account
in the matter of the guardian
ship of Victor Currie ct al. The
account was allowed.
Yesterday, May Is, there was
a hearing on petition for license
to sell real property in the
estate Of Arne Fl. Gaardsmoen,
late of Willow City and license
was granted.
On the same day there was a
hearing on report of sale of real
estate in the estate of Maud
Alice Pelsey late Of Lansford.
The proceedings were con-
firmed.
Today there was a hearing
on inventory in the estate Ot
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16
H.. B. Quick Of Fargo was in
the CITY Yesterday.

II. B.. Quick of Fargo was in
the city Yesterday.
G. G.. Forst,erg was III the
city on Wednesday.
John Kiebler was over from
Kramer on business yesterday.
K. A. Ostby Of Willow City
was a business visitor here yes
terday.
Mrs. Emma Mcdonald of
Bartop had business in the city
yesterday.
Miss Eliza Vinet returned
Wednesday evening from a visit
at Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Gaub
were business visitors from
Kramer Yesterday.
+. O. Peterson returned last
Friday evening,from a business
visit to Finley, N. u.
V. NJ. Smith left Saturday
morning for a business trip to
Minneapolis and Duluth.
Miss Anna Finlholt left for
Montivideo, Mimi, on Tuesday
to be with her father, who is
i'll there.
Messrs. and Mesdames James
Dunbar and Richard Mari
autoed down from Souris on
Monday.
Mrs. Erick Noun left We'd
nesdav morning for Il few
weeks visit with. relatives at
Grand Forks.
Russell Sclloonover Of Over
~ was an arrival Monday eve
ming aud attended to business
here on Tuesday.
Sheriff l., T.. Sandstrom re-
turned from Bismarck Monday
evening after placing Fred
Williams i'm the penitentiary.
Come and see our Ford five
passenger touring car, fully
equipped $500. 90. Mcintosh &
Gleason. (25tf)
Representative James Hill
returned to his home at New.
burg SATURDAY. morning after
a business visit to the county
seat.
Empire Car 81 h. p. fully
equipped-best bargain for the
money. See John Mckenzie,
agent. (28tf)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16

Seen d7d Heard

A. F. Peterson went to Roth
Saturday evening.
Chester Kershaw spent Sun
day at. Westhope.
Andrew Hansen was down
from Souris on Monday.
See Woodward's ad. and save
money on flour. (tf)
Born on Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Darling, a daught-
er.
Leo Kigin returned to Kram-
er yesterday after a short stay
here.
S. X. Warnock of Westhope
was en- route to Alberta on
Monday.
A. J.. Ponto and Fred Peter
son autoed over from Russell
on Sunday.
Peter Sletten and a young
son were visitors from Roth
) on Saturday.
Ford Runabout, iully equip
ped, 1925. See Mcintosh &
Gleason. (29tf)
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16

r.. r. Miller was a visitor
from Souris on Monday.
Jaa. Fl. Bacon visited at
Westhope on Wednesday.
Ed. Boehnke is down from
Antler today on business.
Attorney John u. Scherer is
up from Willow City today.
Attorney H. S. Blood of
Minot is attending district
court.
Attorney J. c. Ada mson is
at Willow City today on bust
ness.
]. H. Weaver returned this
morning from a business visit
to Westhope
John F. Cowan, former Judge
of the second district, arrived
Tue sday evening to attend to
district court business here.
DR.. F. T. O'Brien and his
bride arrived Monday evening.
They are fixing up a suite of
rooms in the Macarthur build
ing.
Mrs. George Miller jr. and
her little son returned totheir
home in Maxbass on Wednes-
day after a visit with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Quick
of Kalispell, Montana, visited
over Sunday with Miss Mildred
Pulver. Mrs. 0. is Miss Pull
ver's sister.
George II. Rowe returned
from Webb, Sask., the latter
part of last week and has &C.
cepted a position in A. G.
E%rickson's tailor shop.
Thirty. five horse five passen-
ger new Maxwell, fully equip
ped including self starter,
$1O85. OO. -McIntosh & Gleason.
(25tf)
]. J. Feckler, secretary of the
| Pioneer Life Insurance Com
pany, was here from Fargo on
Wednesday evening to see A.
Berthiaume. the local repres-
%entative.
G.. B. Catlin returned last
Friday evening from Mime
apolis where he has been for
several weeks taking treatment
for a painful affection which
affected his right ear,
Marion Cars-best medium
priced automobiles on the
market-built to give ~satisfac-
ton. Prices. 48 h.. D.. $3.50;
81 h. D.. $1475.-John McKen-
zie, agent. (28tf)
Mrs. w. ]. Pubic, who has
been visiting with her cousin.
Mrs. John Mckenzie. for sever
al weeks, left Monday morning
for Ardoch, N. d. After a short
visit with relatives there she
will return to her home in
Ontario.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Leonard
left Yesterday for Fargo to at
tend the annual meeting of the
dentists of the state. They
will also visit in Minnesota for
a short time and from there
will go to the old home at
Menominee, Wisconsin.
Miss GLADYS Stewart left on
Tuesday for Haskell, Oklahoma,
where she will visit for several
months at the. home of her
uncle. -. B. Macarthur. Miss
Stewart has been in rather poor
health lately and it is hoped
the change of climate. will do
her much good.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16

State Of North Dakota
County Of Bctunean
In District Court
Ninth Judicial District
Bank Of Bottineau.
corporation. Plaintiff
n cs.:;e. ere 6. g YIN.
{}!c ssa5sh y k sf;bh,s,esSdsSs,(
c Cha 1asn WI i pssc cPlosg.
def..... ...Defendants/
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
a Judgment Of foreclosure and Gale in the
May, 1918, and an execution issued upon
stronn, sheriff Of Bottineau county. state of
al the building Known az the .Planter's
snd state aa so On s sss ST. s. m dsy ct MAY ss'1 ie ssu e Z
o.saesa Z p sns atse1da isecte & Il ssi az Iu sns
ia described a. follows: Eight dresser.
mattresses, pillows and bedding.hve rugs.
velvet: eight. tables, twelve chairs: q
hall rack: eight full wash sets; one steam
Stoxe. al us Situated iss ia o1 the second story q
that frame building. on lots eixteen. ll16l
end seyennteen 10 q hlock eight q Of b
COUNTY end state and on aceount 81 il
bulk said property win be sold where now
situated. or 80 much thereof az may be
co%e' en,on 70 aasaa Il al Ito 70 rR 21ee Tsouss ana
SeS1O Ioliare with interest. thereof
accTning costs 81 eale.
Dated May 18th. ISIS
sheriff d Botsl /; ssn 9osnss,
NX0RkA II Mnf1Hn. &asMtNS&AN&&#
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16

Holz, late of Willow City. Lii
cense was granted.
Petition was filed this morn
ing for letters of administration,
in the matter of the estate of
Fred Leege. late of this city.
The widow is petitioner and
asks for the appointment of
knnrad Wruck.
No marriage licenses were
granted.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16
WEATHER REPORT.

Observations taken at Botttneau, North
Dakota, under the direction Of the weather
bureau Of the u. &. Departmen Mt OF Avrt
culture. for week ending May IS. 1918
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16


table board at Mrs. Bonds.
Telephone 1874. (32tf)
STRAYED-One black horse
weight about 1900 pounds,
wire scar on front foot; also
one black pony mare, weight
about 800 pounds. branded E
on right shoulder: These
animals left my place about
March 10. Address Archie
Cameron, Route 2, B%ottineau,
N. D.. (39tf)
EOST-Roan heifer one-year
old, rope around neck when
last seer about May LIST. AID.
dress George Bell, Bottineau,
N. d. (4O.3tpd)
WANTED-Job as engineer of
gas tractor. Apply P'
Courant. (4O-2)
FOR SALE-One bed, dresser,
commode, kitchen chairs. =
Mrs. J. w. Diver. (4O-D
RAGS-T h Courant
wants clean rags and will
pay six cents per pound for a
reasonable quantity.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16
Patrick Doherty and reappraise
ment was allowed.

There was also a hearing on
petition for letters of admin
istration in the estate of Thur
Svensgaard. late of WillowCity.
Jacob S. Odland vas appointed
AZ administrator.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16

There was also a hearing on
petition to mortgage real prop
erty in the estate of Henry
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-05-16
CLASSIFIED ADS.

Eates five cents per line each insertion.
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Am,rIIaItInhIIat RnIranrr.

4labi Wlerifo. ii. Anll rfi
dmefilanilde Noilildllef 0enr
Vdne Ailien Frhirli riufu duanb.
men afitf III be nrhrohi mirb.
hos Notwithstanding Ia bic puii
8u iprcnhru Der Hoiidldlirr iihfr.
inneie 6us Sdlrribtn oem mcrita'
niid'cn glnsmdrtiatn glmt
1urd Setariilrl IN Den 3cihm,
Gen ouiaercist. rrrlieben 0ic smi
benten ibre NoridIe mo iouen onrd,
bic StrabeiL inocm ie acbdiiidc
3unoaebuuacn aeGrn Die glmerita.
ner beranitaIieien. glui eincm
@nuner, ons iic NIT iib iiibrteu,
iion0 Die Snidriif aWiieren SOS
Danaiiis@ mas lob ben gan.
tees~ be0entet. gluf anoercn StonO.
orten befan0eu lid aIIerbuno. bic
glmerifnner beihimpicn0e sSnihrif.
ten. glIs DIE Gemonitranten Dor
Dem 9iegierluaspatait onIongten,
nur0en lie bon Der Goli5ei 3eritreilt,
Die linen nif bic Banner eutriB.
YrdiiOent .Suerta Iieb ben Shloen.
ten mittbeilen, er lei bereit, cine
TeplItntion 81 empfanaen uno ou3u.
boren, ober 9emonitrotioneu rrerOe
er nidjt ouloeH.
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edhelln faa Ii cmaba.

Widi aIein bie 100 wtdb I'M
daiieu brnn bie eibr alIein tout
tclannlllh nidl nod uelr ble ~
froRnl 0lallgrachalt Ser Aimoa.
pbafc wddlieu BEN cmabdcru ben
Sonnla1 nid'is neniaer OILS acmii1.
lidi Cos aiiiiicuf 1btfmomtifr
in lHitiaer ooae oui 0cm Roiiac.
binoc ieiaic 100 tArnn all, aher
aui 0cu Sirnhenniurau NOR "a
rcd um einigc tSrooe heiber. @un.
ocrbar III. 0as bel oielcr Nitc oct
sloIbri MIR Elm 1ol pon Sbamddli
aenleloct nnr0c. gs mar eiuc be.
iahrtr 6rdu, Hlbrna Sones bon
Ies Wlomcs, ga. Sic hattie BET
Ser gIntunit nuf Dem gabnhoie 1T
Cmaba ibre gaaridoit nerloren,
un0 oieier 8erIuit tn @crbinouma
NIT Der Site mar 80 pieI fiir bic
ate Game
@as Die icaenannte glltoiugge.
iiiou gu tbuu bermag, 5eigte Der
San oes goliBiiten Gam 9leigIenlon.
penn bel Dem geridt nift etiDas
lllf nit unterlouien lit. Ger cute
Wlonn beobadtete, iDie oas 0uef.
fiber in Der Soune INNER b0ber
itieg, bis auf t20 @rao - uno ols
es Damn uiht peiter fonnte umo Die
aobre platte, pitroe 9ieigIemon
gan3 idtpinoIih uno er fiel in Ohm.
maHt, Ser itroame gImrod.
Die gorte iuaren natiirIi6 nit
Meni6en iiberfiiIlt, 0enn iie iin6
Die 2ungen einer groBen Sta0t.
Gag 5eigt iih BEL ioI6er Site am
bciten. llebrigens fam Der Bet.
termanu oorIGufig feline 2inoertug
in 9lusIiht itelIen. gluf Die SoIl.
putb Der Su1be inddt iidl beinerf-
bar.
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0hrhtn auC
Dem lDorpqrfhl
9lsnn Ben pulaafsn lttsii,u uns
Nhranspsl plftsr ahaihmta.
etia haatti ipn

Nonten it 1all Ntf4fHanb
mNh B8hlfn haaH Hh aml8ffi.
nil Qulaafign f.nn NdiiWIUaianb
ataalalllfbfn Bic tifflhg afmn
hai ihfe ttifHltit lfilimt btI
tld'ooalm un6 glHIalr bfFlallgh m1
tealbl Nh ln WepIimatltm Hla.
1buliife h ST. atilfi bIfle pdnb.
tFtfe AfH Nuia1fen mieatf nd fut0
ffibfu auem HHihaH nddi hii
Die iilfliIte Htaiffina mii hrnIt.
uiaen pon tttlrn unb esretrnlnHo
eln llfhfreintmmnen afiIollfu. imi
g'uIuorira poaiiauail idladlmati ~
Isten.
nie 9tfmdngu hnbrH rin mcii
aroherre @ebiet gmaariens bciegi.
iBie ne onidnalih plnnien. Die
esriehra iino iiber bic bon ben
@nla0rfH on 8ricden beriibien
Sdeublidlgciien cmp0rt uno limo be.
1ierig. bic bon @uIaareu auacridlic.
tfn Blinbnner 30 radleu Atll3iels
len gerihten suiolae nur0en III Den
91ihen geionaener 9uIgaren abar.
itnittene Ebren un0 Singer bon
@riehen geiunoen.
Die erDartete SuterDettion giiib.
lambs bat bisbcr nod nidt itatt'
eeflsnben; oie grobmdtte DerhaIten
fh ben @irren ouf Der gaIfan.
haIbinieI eegeniiber paiiip.
4.ilabIid Der 2lbidlodtung bon
200 Qrieiiern un6 onOeren berbor.
r1senoen Decentralization ourb Bull.
enren 81 Gemir.Siiior bat aonig
aoniiontiH ben griehiiden gliniiter
bes glusir1rtigen ongeipieien, bel al.
len cipiIiiirten 9ldtten gegen iolde
Greueltbaten 81 proteitireH.
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geriona[nptisen.

Serr Sermann Geinbolot bat iif
6elte gum 8eiu9e ieiner 6onilie
na6 eos s(ngeles begebeu unO miro
Iih bort ettpa 5 8o1en nufbalten.
Serr 8m. S6moIler ipiro am
9onnerItag ieine idon Dor elmer
8o6e geplante 9elitidIauoreiie an.
treten.
Bert 9oas uno 8antilie bon Dlid-
misburg, Ohio, befinoet ii6 BEL
Conrad S6neioer BON SnDOer,
92eb., ouf geIrd. Sie meroen bort
einen 0tonot peripeilen.
6rnu Sos. 9legner, 220t iii6l.
20. StroBe, ipeilt bel ibrem Sobnp
IN 8enper auf 8eiuf. Sic geOenft
ii1 bort bier @o6en auf5ubalten,
Inn oann na9 Crete, 9te6., gu reiien,
no iie einige 3eit 5lt oertpeiIeu ge.
oenft.
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ana6e i'm Sln6 crtrnnfen.

Ger gtiiiouri bat lDieoer eir
Spfer geioroert. Der S.i1briae
gIaen 5orenion ains Der 8drnlng
ieiner Dilitter entgeaen nit Dem #
Sabre alten 8ilbhr Gbriiteuion
Sonntog gtodnlittog nod Dem
5Iuiie, Inn 81 booet glm 9urling.
fen 8omm nobe @ibion pl1tiderten
Die Singeu i'm Mdiier. ais Soren.
fen auf Den Damn flettern tpollte.
Sein aamera6 iDnrnte ibn, oa oas
8oiier tief mar uno feiner Der
Sungen ibnimmen fonnte. Ger
ssringe lpntete binaIfs itu0 nerihnnnb
inter Der @oiIerfla6e. stnoenIn.
ges glbiu9en beg sSIuIies nn6 Der
aeiGe mar bisIang erfolglos.
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sdlInh btr Qrrn.Rtirr.

Grie. gd., IA. SnIi Die bun.
0crtiahriac @e0cnfieicr 0rs 5irars
bon Glibcr BERN nui benz erieiee
iiter bic eusidnoer idllob NIT elmer
aroBarti9en SuouitrieDaraoc, meIdr
pigIeitl oen Sduptglan3puntt Der
5eitIidlfeitrn bilOete. bic cine @o,hc
binourh geoauert botteu. geabeIu
ti0 ShouDaaen paren in Der Qa.
ra0e. uno uinn6e oerielben iDoren
noLItommene 9feubeiten. sic 3eigten
bdiiptiGhIid Den 5ortihritt. tpelhen
Die Sta0t grie in buIloert sSobren
gemadt bat. 9eioer CAB es noh
Der Bornoe nod einep unangeneb.
men 9luftritt 3miihen siDei g1egern
lm0 5ipei g9eiBen; bolo mar cine
Gauferei inn @onge, in Die ii6 nod
oitoere BON bei0en Seiten einnliih.
ten. y uno nur Oas rett5eitige
gintreffen bon Boli5eireierbeu Der.
biitete einen olIaemeinen RoIlerfro.
ipaa. Die betreffenoen gleger iDur.
ben berboitet, ober uad mebreren
Stunoen utter Dem geripreHen, oos
su berloiien, in 6reibeit
geiest; tie botten beioe aon5eiiipnen
tpdbreuo Der 5eitlihteiten.
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s,uulsa m esa@
Nnu 3miittalaH 81 Atf kfullA
faHiAtH lssfhif Ntalfff In
finu Aatlelafaahali elbaliu
tn llttaeasu ttiiAaise

WHfn 10 HN MRaf flH.
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ict Nfoifii BEL Bee uIildm alralg.
fnna tfbolen moFaa
DtF Bleanulfft Nrat. meldlsr In
Der Wffnliiabt 0nollHfnfn lprfnh.
Bcaitrma sbe,lrf wuubinnf1 OTIS
fuiiilder Spiou tfillc3alin uurAe
iii nah llfherm0liiarnl Der A'adt
6iisarbrod'en mo bot mahrldtinIih
ifin fnhaiiliilca 0uttommcn benegt
liraiat.
Inter oen 96aliusm Der iiif.
icraednitoIt 3u Nnrioiu BET Stettin
hradl ciuc nadtlidle Wlriuerei oiis,
lpeldle crnie Euueniiouen aminbm.
gic iiaenSlihen glniriibrer ser.
trilmmcricn idumilihe 6cniierihei.
5eu 0cs Sdllaiianles, 8erriiien Die
9etien im0 mibbau0elten 0ie Aui.
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rem. Sieb5i1 Der Meuierer emilio.
ben, un6 bis iett fcuitten MIR me-
niae 0erieIben einaeiauaen Deroen-
Gin ihperer lluiaa ereignete lid
bei elmer 5elOoienltiibnug in Der
glabe bon GaarIouis, 9ibeiupreliBett.
qus 0os 80. acknowledgement Die
Saor 5u iiberquereu iudtc. fippten
spei, 3u einem 5loB 8uiamntenge.
bunoene SABINE lnM un0 % Soloa.
ten itiir5ten ms 9aiier. 3pei oer.
Ielben ertranfen, im0 Die iibrigenI
fcnnten MIR nit Dliibe gerettet iuer.
ben. glu1 miro aus g9ien gemel.
oct, oob bier oiterreidiihe Golooten
al gettau in Der Gran artranfeH
Gas 1eid)ob pdbrenO elmer Btoniers.
iibrna, ebeniaIls iuioIge aenterns
zines gootes.
5ronfreid uno GeutidlanO iino
iett gerneininm an Der glrbeit, um
oos @ebeimnis Der GrlhieBiing oes
mebrerr1bnten 9eltiden a1ns
RnlLer, WaitglieO Ser frait56iiiden
GremoenIegioh tn Dram, glIgerien.
o1f5ufl1rcn 8ie es iheifit, lit Die
@eidJihte in nionhen oeutihen
gldttern Itarf iibertrieben iporoen.
gs 1T nod ni6t einniaL b0Ilig ees
tpiB, Oh iiberb1upt cine iolhe or.
i6ieBluig ItatteefunOen bot, trosoem
EN- stnnteroo oes Sbigen oem oeut,
lden airstp6ttigen gtnit Meloimg
bariiber eritnttet bnben iou.
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glns Nrm Gtnntr

Gincoln. llilter Den goric6lngcn
oes sSitIler @eiebes loI cine Bctis
tion 3irfnIiren ra6 ipelder Oas
Gountp iciu ci0cneS TelepboniDitcnl
Ieiiben iol. Die an II. Sui in
Gnlobo itattfiuoeuoe 9erianlrnllm9
bon 8onfiers Der geititaatpn, nm
Die 5inan5reform 81 beipreden, or.
rcgt BEL ben gaufiers BON gincolu
groBcs sSuterciie. Gic Clearing
Souie g]pridJte bonn 10. Suli 5eigen
Elm bcoeutenOeS glbfIaren ocs De.
id1ftes i'm ganjcu 2onoe, luio oic
oepIante cSinau5rcioun ioII iAulo
onrun iein.
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AdjigIaulrnb
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barbfnHa Def Afle tn8faaH
it ufrlanafn hebqt Nabuf nab
firWff Mfbeitslfil Die Neldmefhf
famiife her bfiben afAlicfafaani.
loiloufu hdtrn bic aIale rod
alert aeiitn hiu frroafn unh bru
NcirM pm Sircii rribili lans bic
e'nhuafleuldlaiien mat nod im leo.
zen aiaenblif bic 6oroermaen ee.
mnhtaH.
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shtrman sannS,rs a,itsrbtn.

Sm bieiigrn NaetbobiIienhoIpItd[
III Sherman SdnnoerS om Sonntaa
Wloraen nadl monateldnaer Qrnitf.
beit i'm aIter BON 40 Snbren nr.
itorben. er mar IN Der Csnoha
@eifaitsipelt eine bctannte perfon-
Iidfeit.
Serr Saim0ers mar In Often.
Geoar GolintD. glebr., gebcren un6
bot iein gauges 2eben I'M State
ber6radt. SIN Sabre 1890 ariin6ete
er in Bloomfield Die 6orn1ers ann
Wlerdauts State gonf ln0 tuurbe
oeren 8rdiiOent. gr tbot audi gro.
BE @rlmoitiidsgeihdite In Bloom.
field. SIN Sabre 1907 entIeoiqte
er iif ieiner 8anfintereIIen nn6
griinoete Die Sounoers @eItrono
Company. melhe cine gln8obl Ge..
treiOeipeider ertlang Der gurIings
ton gabn betrieb.
Der gerItorbene geborte nebreren
prominerten 2ogen uno 0ereinen
an. ct tpirO iiberIcbt BON srpei
griioern uo 5tpei Shpeitern. 0ns
@egrdbniB erfolgt in ateii out l2itt.
nod 91nd)nlittag.
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puIiliu Ns,salsa
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Ataffsi hlaaaaH in
Vftuiaflsbf

MtNit 0ilr IA Nall Sir
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ffsmlaafie NeildnlIAiellN rlin an
tfm Namplpii btieIllat earflan
lau 'fflhighfHe lltrhnliinam
lnh t0fHfHoHH5h mafhfH unh filis
ae hft Hsflnltrim baben Gin umi.
iaIlmoea eflldnhnib dtafleat
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OlepnbIiian,r Idmvicn ara,n 1arii

@aibiu1ton, n. Nnli. ernator
1icSumber bon glorh colota bot
bentr bent glr0clnnpi BET 9lcpubliia.
TIER aegen 0ie oenlotratiite 9arii.
norl1ae er0ifnct. er iaaie, Dab Der
3armer ourh 0ie gorIaae anl
idllDeritrH geiddoiat iDcroeu piiroe
Senator Smoot bot Ciu amenoe.
meut sur NonporIa1e eingerciht,
mouadl nie0rigere Eariiidbe onge.
iett neroeu. ols fie Gepu6Iifaner
jemals bciiirporteten. s. lit abcr
feline glusiitt aui glmnnbne uorban.
0en.
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WieSer onf Sem qoiteu

8ie mir nus Der SyIIinois Stantg.
seitung erleben, lit Serr @abrie[
@aseitberger als Wluiif- unO aiftit.
tritifer iuieoer ouf ieinem goiten,
mas Die 2eier NIT 6reuoe erfiiIIen
miro. 9lIs Sd0ngciit unO 8iers
ihreiber lit 6reufO aabeil6erger
idmer 81 iibertreffen. @ir grotii.
Iiren Der Gtaotstunte oa5u, li9 bic
8ienite Serrn 9asenberger's mis-
Der gefi9ert 8u bdbeu.
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Sinh Onrdl 8HnS6Slser beraiftet.

Gie 6reiidbrige Godter, 5iabede,
bon 0ai6ael Gliues, 26t0 iiiOl. 10.
6traBe, lit an ben 6olgen elmer
gergiftimg ourh @iien bon 3iino.
b6l5ern am 4. sui eeitorben. geiun
gtb6rennen bon 5euerpert Iagen
3iinobol5er adtlos uutber. g}a9
@abport itcdte bic aleine cine &ano.
boQ in oen Mluno lrno berihIudte
iie. ssS6r 3uitnno oeri6liinmerte
fi6 10 iebr, Dab Die glcr5te nidt
1elfen fonnten.
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laasntm ffahl ID MenlalI

MahfsHa hf Ia 1aHlia tss
GmaHa wlalFh aa6i & pMner 0a,
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uub enmlHa1 laff eIagm Bsfnin
n1aialna mmbg f uan lahf erelll,
ef halanh lib hul tlnen Nqall
nio frpaflfie nlfhfeff Tmhie. nie
tt lstlea hbtr aie Ttahls lanl.
eelns iinfa Nnnh mar mii elnfnf
$500 Nalien iHbffHhm rtnhi ii
Nffliburs acitmman. nnh BET eleE.
tlilae Sifam par lflnfm flarber
ilhcrluhrt morhfn NllGlufes lob
trat 0uaenblidid ein. gtw NIT
gllihe nrlana re. ibn ouf ben 0rh.
bo0en lli beiorocfn Gin Waiiarhei.
icr Naneua Aiamas haiic erbebIids
9erletmacH erIitieu.