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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-19
Die 0euner.
Ter Sahrestag Der Sf)lad)t bel
Gbifamanga miro am II. Sep
tember gefeiert.

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filni3lg1te 2Sahre5taq oes blutigen Riit-
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ncm bIutae1rdnften 8ooeu spei Gent.
rlalec: ibr etgenes uno oas iener
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81 le'en lit. EoD cS rie TCuner moren.
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rUIeoer nabmen. 8ar U1anher rHn3te
tuS 8ras bergen; gar man6en bat
Der ShnItter Ioh ieitoem geboIt.
Gber iene gfeuHer, pelhen oas Sers
noh idlIdat, lie moIlcn Den Be0enftua
nlbt poriIbergcben Ialleu; lie polIen
Iciner aencnfeu. Gesbalb lit auf ben
2I. September, HahHittaas, cine
6eler IN Ser Wemor;ulbale anbe.
raunt Uoroeu Iie aameraoen slll-
qnit 8uentber, ,Sreo. 5aio uuo Seura
itno 0a3 aonnittee. Rihter
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Bel mar, miro Gle ,SeItre6e boItcn uns
alcier foIat eiu aemiitbIidles geiiam.
menIein unp Elm 3uriitqeben in bic
GrIe6niiTe Dor fiinf3ig Sabrsn.
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fhrilIen Diff bin bic unberen beiosn
mastirten gnnbiten binsu uno fd1oFen
ouf Baihud, ipelder Iterbeuo su 30
ben fant. 6ierauf bielten 3fpei Der
8anbiten Die anberen Wdnner nit por,
gehdltenen RepolDeru in S6a9, nab
renb bic beiben anoersn R6uber biefels
ben an ben Waeen banben. .Dis
fhieben sSebeu nieber, Der eineu 2aut
pOu ii4 gibt ooer iih nibsrfpenitig
Seiat." Giner Der 8an6iten bielt Bel
ben .Gsfansenen" Da9e, tpdbr.no bic
onoeren mittslit zines Bellies bas goms
binationsfhfob bes GeIoi6rantss abz
fhlugen unb fi6 oss Snbaltes 6es
Shrantes in 5Obe BON $1,000 bemd6z
tigten.
Der rabidteits gurIhe Don alien
fbeint Wlordn 81 isin, tpelde Der 90
li5.i Disl gu fhaffsn ma6ts unb duz
bsrit frshs Nntnorten gab. Die Der
bdhtigen iinD gut sstIsioet unb Mcs
Gurthp Iheint Der inte[ligenteite bon
ibnsn 3u ieiu. Die 9ilber unb Refule
tote Der 8ertiaOnsWsFungen Der Der
bafteten tpuroen ssiterH Qbsno Der poz
Ii3si in ghiedeo iiberTanot.
Die Bolisei bon Gbicaao dnttportete
auf bas 5slesramm bes 8etettipdeFs
Grim, oab iih bute 8stettips in GIN
rinnoti sinfinoen tperosn, um Die Der
buftetsn gu iosntifi5irsH. Sollteu bic
feIbeH dls 5bdter in benz Rau6morb
in 8etruhi fommsR. 10 perben Tie mad
6bicugo ausseliefsrt peroen. 8em
8ernebmen nah babsn iia bsreits Qnz
Dalte gsmefDet. fpe.te bic 8ertbeioiz
guna Der Qngsfloetsn ubernebmsn unb
Elm 5abeas Corpus 0erfQbren srpirs
Ten ipo[en. Gstetti06ef Grim pirb
nit allen ibm 5u Gsbot Itsbenben Ueits
tsln Sisfsn S9rttt gu bintsrtrsibeu
periuhen.
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lsinbrHd, BEL beaem 5ase.

Gin freher GiHbruh ipurbe asIfern
0ormiitas I'm 6aus BON frau Ular
Guedenfteb. 30. 2O4 MnIbsrrn Ctr,
ptrii6t. WdhreHb Der WOraenRunbsn
latsn Vafbdra einsn psrodhtia aus
lefen0.n, linaefdbr 40 Sabre alien
WaHn. Der iih am 6ouie su fhaffen
npddte. frau Qusdenlsto mar BON
6aufe abueienn unb entotfie BEL ibrer
Riidiehr. eaB 6as Oberliht Der 6auss
tbars einatbriidt iporhen mar. Die
NTdu enibedi.. oab aus elmer gnnbz
!aoe Tires aaileibetii6es 81 in 9aa.
uHb S6mudfa6en Inn Wsrtb non $50
aGiiohlsn tporptn spartn.
Scbn MotberS melhsts Der poli3si.
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lInfdue.
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Sn aller gils lief aeftsrn Der AZ
Sabre dIte Sobn Carroll, Don Rp.2323
Wtnn Strabe, an Der Sprins 9ropt
4penue Observation-Disclosures nab.
uberidb Gber oabei pds 6eranndhen
zines 4utcmohiIs unb puroe Dor
oemfeIbeH nieoerseitoBeu. Der Der
uugladte trus eineu 5ubtn0hslbrnt
odppn unb puroe Ha6 ieiner Wob@
nung gebroht.
Durd oas @Isiteu feiues Waos
torraos ipuroe Der Wotorrab poIi5iit
sam. Robbins on Der 0apton nno
gDeitern apeuue bon isiHsm Rabe aes
ihlsubert. CT trug 9srIeBungen am
anDnel uao anis paDOn. Rad glns
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nogen an ihre Rinbsr Marp, Sliper,
Joiep9, Soiepbine, 0iuiam, sgrant
uno 9epr9e Wleber, 8eronica 9rees,
Su'au Uti6ael uHo 3iuie Qano. Qus
getptiien 9riiuoeu snterbt Iie ibren in
Tetu YOrt fpobnsnoen Sobn oaeob
gteper, ebenIo bat iie ibre ID6ter Qns
ME Brl9bt unb Gertrude Soffmener
niht bsoa6t, neil bisislbsn Iia peigers
ten, ME Die iibrigen atnbsr ibren 4ns
tbeII aus oem Berionalperm0geu oes
goters auf Die GrbIaferin gu Ibers
tragen.
ellie gob perma6t ibre 8erm0oen
an tbren 8atteu Dm 8oB, bsitimmt
jeooh, oaB ibr Sobn Dm. 8oB il. ibrs
9cloens ubr uno anDsre Gtmudia6en
aIs anoeHten ert1l!cr Icu.
0onIaB Gaaen.
Margaret Susn tit IeitumentspoLls
ftr:derin BON 5oiepb +. Suen; 9erTos
naLten $4,000, 8runoeigentbum $2O,s
600.
SuI. 8rintmau lit RahIabpsrpulter
BON Wtargaret godIage; 9ruubetgen>
tbum $500.
Wm. BOP lit Observation-Disclosures
DO" ellie BOG; gerionaIien 800,
0runoeigeut6um $4,000.
Warp Sturlu tit 5eitamentspoQs
itrederIn Don 9omiuit SturlQ; Ser
ionalieu $4,000, 9ruu0eieentbum
100000.
). &. Sacobion lit RatIabpsrpdl=
ter OoH ROrris SacObiOn; qsriunuz
lien $40O.
4uguit 5nosrtamp lift Raalabperz
paIter bon Sobn Seurn 5apsrtump;
PerIoHaIisn $1,000, 8runoeigentbum
$1,000; ebsnio bon Glisabetb 6apers
lamp; perioralisn $500, 8runoeigens
tbum $500; ebenIo Don 5enrn 5apers
lamp; 9srfonaIisn $500, 9runosi=
gsntbum S45OO.
Dan. 80. Murp61 1T RahaBperz
DaIter bon Grunces +. u. Wiusr;
9runosigenthum $1,000.
glolle WsHeImaHn iii 9eitamsntsz
Ooaitrederiu Don Gbriitian 5beobalo;
periondIien $4,000. 9ruubeigentbum
$4,000.
RinHa aoui6ueBtp 1T Qanlabpsrs
bon German aouidusbtp;
9ruuoeigentbum $125O.
Der perionlichs RadIaB Der Warp
Sheio stiitnsr betrdgt $2282. .46; osrs
isniae oes 5rsoertt pOtt $5290.95.
6eurp ). Webtins 1T Qa9iabpsrs
Ipalter bon DtlbeImine .. Debting;
gerionoIien $4,000.
Wargaret 9rpsools 1T Ra6IaBpers
BON 5enrp 9rpsoale; geripz
ualieu $3.50, Grunosigsntbum $4,000.
8eri 9ieoeues.
Die WilForo 9. &c g. 60. erldnots
in llrtbsiI iiber $569.25 geoen Battle
2. unp SEQ. 8. Drpuillaro; Qmelia
D. 0unbam uno Smith 5idenIooper,
Ssitamentspoaftreter Der Sardb
oitenlooper, Elm iolbes iiber
;2971.17 ssgen Dm. cunningham |
mo Die milforh 9. &c 6. So. Elm fol- |
hes iiber S435.16 esg.n Wm. qeIIsr. |
0as @efuh oes GottfrieD Starts
I'm 5era5fssung Der aIimentsnbsipitIiz |
Jung sl 8uniten Ieiner Satin Nuu'e
5tarte bon 81 auf s. pro Wohs
ouros BON Ridter 9eogbegun ubIhld=
Jig beidieben.
aIice 90. Shea, bic am %. Quguit |
-913 in oem 9auis 1907 S1rriion
lpenlte. no iie pobnt, BON Warn
5dmiot in oem Sausflur urJ'grifIeu
Ino in briltaler Weiie ntB5onnelt
ouros, bat aus oiei.m SruEas eine
eIugs iibsr $4,000 g.aer ole 2c5rers
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Der 80 Sabre alte polisiIt Carte,
6. g,ratter tpuros ourh ben Siher.
hs:tg. .Girstior Gdih aus Gem gcliseit
oleuii snilafsn, oa ieiH gstraasn nitt
Der Wiiroe zines qcttsiftsa entIpraf
Der Gniluiene ioG in nift einpanbs
freism 8srtetr NIT eineul l5 Sobre al
ten MGothen eeitdnhen fdben. Tdz
M1hhsn ipirn fih DOT bem Jussaos
ri6tsr su nerantpprten taben.
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6enrp WQrh, SO, 2436 gEeom
Strabe; Ser3Isiesn.
frant Dusit, Al, Staot; RisrsnIei-
ben.
Ddpio 8rumlen, "a. Gtant; Rtss
rem uHo 6er3letoeu.
Geprgs s. e. Snmiot, 62, POS gB.
Is. StrdBe; 6er3lstoeu.
Rubin Snpars, 90, Staot;
5hDinofud,t.
u. sfIaac Gtraub. As, Staot; Jns
neres Qeioen.
Rettte WeDouuIo. 81. 55l7 Tsenta
somerp pite; SsrSfebler.
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q n q BEN.


Btuiam uro QuIa 2taiIou, 2l7
Straper Qpenue.
'5raHt uno gurrie Saeger, 311
aiotter Qpsnus.
Sobn uno SEtIabsth 0utenoprfer.
1438 Clan Strobe.
Sobn uno Mirnis Msb, 1909 gair.
mount Qpsnue.
Utitdel unh Mtdthilbe alderman.
3073 WaTaduietts Noenue.
Wdbheu.
Deter uno eliiabetb @csner, 1915
Bremen StraBs.
sSacob unb 2puiie guB, 1886 @ar.
fam Qpenue.
SSobn uuo Reqie ScanIon, 1904
geIeftiaI Strabs.
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bob aus einem 3immer bes temple
BAR gsbdube5 Elm Bud eeitobIen
iDoroen lei, pelfes bic Ramen IGnlm.-
liher UlitgIieoer Der Sron WfoIbsrs
Union go. A entb6lt.
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Mms ben Oerid,tsb6fea

Stabt berldnet S6aOenerTab. - gbe.
ihsioungsz unb 4limentensalagen.
- Dia feline Gattin fpisber buben.
- RahLaB-Sn4en. - 9eri6ieoes
neg,
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legen zines 8srbanbes i'm itdbttfhen
5pfpitaI nurbe Der 8erlebte mad feis
ner Dpbnung, So. 722 Beit 8. Ctr.
iiberfubrt.
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0aie'Sam.
Sieg Der gReos" iber grOotlpn
seiterH.

Das fiir 9eiiern auf benz Droordmm
Itebenoe erite sines Ooppe!ipiels, oas
I'M / ubr beainuen ioute, puroe ourh
Rtaen Derbinosrt uuo gum Qustraa
ouF beute 2a6mtttal oeri4o6en, no.
NIT bic Serie su GHoe tommen piro.
Sur3 nah 2 llbr trat Sonnenidsin
Elm uuo oas sipeite Spiel .ounte 5e.
aonnen Dsroen. Jn oieIem Spiele
fnnairtsu Sdleuo.r:r Dimes uno Sdns
asr aIiHq Gig unisre Battsrie, aeasn
Rater reip. Slider fir bic Geqncr.
RAIDER ip.!toe nah bem Z. 9ange our6
aoeor atasl0ii, pdbrsno Qmes Bis
ium Gnne oes SpisIes dui Teiuem
gciten 0tr6lieb. Btios RIubs mad
ten is S 5rsfser uno batteu unisre
Sungens 8 Jehlsr ssgsn / auf benz
aerb6cls. 5tnfer, Der iih pieoer am
SpieIe betbeiliaeu ourfts, mar unIsr
tsitsr SfIdgsr NIT 3 5reffern, ourunz
ter eth sTpeibGfiger. grob un0 Bates
itah!eu ie cine 8dfs. Die .Reos" 1e.
lpaunen oas Spisl I'm 6. Ganes our6
fore 4 5reffer uno 2 iFreipdfie sur l.
gaie, mas ihneu 3 2dufs uno ben
Siea eiHbrahts 4res 'anote 5 Cuff.
fdtIsr aur Bar. aesen 6 uno Der.
iheutte 8 Sreipaife CUR l. gdie aegen
2. eaion urb 9rennun rparen Ole
S6ieosrftter.
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pittsburs } Oer9irberts DOppelipisl.
5euts RatrHittas 3oppeIipieI spi.
ihen .Rsos" uHo .Suptrbos~ i'm Rsos
lamb ifieIo. Utorgen iommsu Die
Champion .Riefsu".
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Aas BENIN yanmi3ip aigerid,t !.

gsrurtHiItt Mntoift.n. - 80 Soa,
arbtiisbaus frtssn Ribbanoiung
feiner Frau. - Den GrobaeI6pp.
vHsn iibtriDiefsn. Tlit IuIptn.
Dirisr Gtrcf. tamsn rGrapegpiss
Ter" bacon. - gu fdnersr GtraFs
osrurtbeiIi. - Gss getruqss fir
iauloia befuHoen. Grpirtts
6afikfebIs.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
Rock Island Tracks Under Water.

The Rock Island passenger train due
here at 7:30 reached Extra this morning
on time. When the train reached a
point two miles out of Hamlin, the
track was under water to such depth
that the trainmen were afraid to cross.
The train was backed into Extra where
orders from headquarters are hourly ex-
pected The heavy rains of the past
few days have filled all the creeks bank
full and the heavy rain last night COM
pletely submerged everything in the low
lands. AT ten O'Clock this morning the
water was still raising and until the
track has been cleared no trains will
reach Audubon. If the track has not
be undermined and washed away trains
may enter town before night.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
BRAYTON AND OAKFIELD

Prof Caldwell gave lecture on
stereopitican views Of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley, presented by ID. j.
Vance of Des Moines at the moving
picture show, Tuesday night.
Mrs. H, M. Bartlett and two
youngest children left Monday for their
new home at Ventura, Cal. The older
children will remain here for while.
r. P. Clark went to Kansas City last
week to attend HEREFORD stock sale
and purchased thirteen head of those
white faced cattle.
Mitt Horton came from his Guthrie
county farm Saturday to visit few
days with his sister. Mrs. Marinus Jen-
sen.
The ball game played Sunday be-
tween Anita and Brayton, resulted in a
victory for the visiting team, score 2 to
8.
Misses Curtis and Johnson came
down from Extra Saturday and visited
until Monday at the |. F Ide home.
Mrs. Marry Cotton returned Satur-
day from pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. Kinney in Des Moines.
Andrew Andersen of Lorah and, Ed
ward Hansen of Michigan we're calling
on friends in Brayton Thursday.
Mrs. w. r. Koob and Mrs. Luther
Hensley attended the Becker Wagner
wedding at Anita Tuesday.
James Sitter and John Feldman OF At.
lantic were transacting business In
Brayton Tuesday.
Thomas Saunders and VIM. Bear Of
Anita were in Brayton on business one
day last week.
Mrs. ]. G. Hartman of Valley, Neb.,
was calling on friends in Brayton one
day last week.
M. j. Fabricius of Audubon is work
in the j. f. Jensen store during Mr..
Jensens absence.
Kathleen Dimick has new buggy
for her Shetland ponies and she now
has fine rig.
J. f. Bergh of Atlantic was out TO
his farm east of town the latter part of
last week.
J.F. Jensen was called to Seattle.
Wash, Saturday by the death of his
father
Frances Voss of Extra was visiting
Madeline Essington the last of the
week.
DIR. and Mrs. Koob went to Anita
Saturday night, returned Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Ref of Carroll was the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Feter Theilen over Sun
day.
Mrs. Ben Gross spent Thursday in
Extra with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Gross.
Nels Munsgard and Martin Kjer Of
Audubon were in Brayton Saturday.
VIM. Hoegh of Atlantic was trans
acting business in Brayton Tuesday.
George Kellogg of Audubon was a
business caller in Brayton Tuesday. "
Mrs. A. f. Andersen returned Satur-
day from short visit in Atlantic.
Kathleen and Mildred Dimick visited
several days last week in Atlantic. :
Mrs. Ebbe Hansen of Harlan was q
visitor in Brayton last Thursday.
Anna Andersen will go to Kellogg.
Ia, Wednesday to visit friends.
]. F. Jensen made business trip TO
Anita last Thursday.
Gladys Chamhsrlin was an Atlantic
shopper Saturday. ltrr
DIR. Koob and Will Koob made q trip
to Anita Friday. rr- ~
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
Machinery For The Light Plant.

r. G. Wieland. the new proprietor Of
the light plant told q representative Of
the Republican that he had just pur.
chased large Coriiss engine for his
light plant, and that the piece Of ma
chinery was considered by those fami-
liar with that class of machinery, as
being one of the very highest type. and
capable of producing the very best Of
service 1t will require foundation
16x22 and the pit will have to be very
deep. The cost of the foundation alone
will be several hundred dollars. He
also informed us that a new boiler
would be installed before long. This
means that much work win be done at
the light plant. For the present, the
old building will be used, but as soon
as practicable a magnificent new build
ing will replace the one at the foot of
Lower Broadway. The Republican Is
pleased to learn of these new improve
ments.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
Splendid Pictures at the Gem.

Last Saturday was an exceptionally
busy day at the Gem Theatre where
the proprietor, Carl Hoover, was show
ing pictures of the recent floods in Ohio
and Indiana. In order to accommodate
the public, Mr.. Hoover exhibited the
pictures both afternoon and evening.
Audubon can boast of having one of
the most enterprising moving picture
theatres in the state and the proprietor
is always and forever on the alert for
the things that please and satisfy. The
pictures last Saturday were shown in
three reels and the admission was only
1oc. The patrons of this popular
theatre are highly pleased with this un-
excelled service, and show their appre-
citation in substantial way that of
patronage.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
P. Z. 0's at Burlington.

The twenty second annual convention
of the p. E. o. society of Iowa con-
vened in three day session at Burling-
ton Tuesday evening with over 300
delegates present. An address of wei
come was delivered by Mrs. Mary A.
Frantz, president of the Burlington
chapter, Mrs. Walter McHenry of Des
Moines, state vice president, responded.
A musical and open meeting followed.
Mrs. Wynona Reeves, past president Of
the state organization, gave an address
on the purposes of the society. Mrs.
Elizabeth P. Milbank, past president
of the Missouri state organization.
spoke on women.
The work of the convention began in
earnest yesterday. Mrs. N. w. Cowles
and Miss Susie Musson of this city are
in attendance.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
An Old Residenter Here

Il. A. Armstrong, of Bear Grove, is
in the city today on little business
Mr.. Armstrong is well known all over
Audubon county, and if fellow isn't
careful he is quite liable to sell you a
farm. He is doing quite an extensive
real estate business, and on the side
does great deal of writing for the
newspapers in Guthrie County. He is
the author of Southwest" and each
and every week contributes spicy artl-
cles to the papers that are of much
interest to those who live in the territory
in which these newspapers circulate.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
Sister Died at Manchester

Mrs. Eunice Rulison died at the home
of her sister at Manchester, Iowa, last
Saturday and word was Immediately
sent to her sister here, Mrs. A. Settle
mire. The deceased was here last
spring visiting her sister and remained
about eleven weeks. The immediate
cause of her death was cancer. Funeral
services were held Tuesday, but Mrs.
settlemire was ppable to attend.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
Severe Wind Storm Reported

It was reported on the street this
morning that severe wind storm
passed over the same section of the
county last night that was visited by
the cyclone Easter sunday. Barns and
houses were unroofed and moved from
their foundation, so the report goes.
Many of the barn roofs had just been
replaced. A renter on one of the John
Weighton farms telephoned in this
morning that large double corn crib
had been badly damaged by the wind.
The storm was greater near the vicinity
of Gray than in any other section of
Audubon county.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
Road Boss Wanted.

A road boss is wanted for the north
west quarter of Greeley township to do
such work as required by law in such
cases make application to s. d. God
win. trustee or Walter Hensley, clerk,
on rural route No. 1, Extra, Iowa. 199
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
Notice To The Public,

It has been voted to sell the old lum-
Der of the destroyed school house of
District No. 8, in Cameron township on
the ground, to the highest bidder on
Saturday May II at 200 o'clock p. m.
l. r. Miller Pres. 100
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-15
TORNADO INSURANCE


You can not be without It. We
represent Reliable Companies. Do
not put II off or it may be too late.
Call now, or Phone us.
MASH & PHELPS.
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j. NJ. FULTON. M. d

Physician and Surgeon. Office in the
Overholtzer block, upstairs. Residence
north and opposite Mrs. Stuart's. All
calls attended to day or night.
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The evening world., 1913-08-16
POLICEMAN GETS TUMBLE
IN CHASING RUNAWAY

Mounted Policeman George J. IAchner
OF the Parkvdie station. Brooklyn. gave
rare exhibition Of pluck At O'Clock
this morning In . two-snils chase after
Q runaway horse.
The animal. with traces dangling.
came along Ocean Parkway at Eigh-
tsenth avenue going full tit towAr5
Prospect Park. IAchner started his
mount. WILDER. In pursuit and at Avenue
C overlook the runaway. But before
ne could seize the relns the drAsging
traces tripped WILDER and he fell heavily
with his rider.
Neither was seriously hurt, and. get
ting back into the saddle. Lachnsr r..
sunisd tho race For more than two
miles the horses he'd Il nip and tuck.
but at MalbOne street and Warrington
avenue <hs runaway was caught.
Lachner had q few bruises. but vas
able to return to his post. His horse
has an Injured foreleg. but viii soon
DO In service again. The owner Of the
runaway has not been found. II evil
IDENTIFY had been hitched to . carriage.