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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
NEARLY ALL OF THE
VALLEY FRUIT KILLED

Ysleta. Tex. May Specifically all
OF the valley fruit mas been killed. the
small portion saved was by the use
OF smudge pots
Private valid is suffering from a
sprained ankle sustained by a fail from
Mrs. 7. NJ GourIey and daughter.
Frances, Of Ell PasO, are the guests OF
Mrs. W. II Compton
Customs inspector Il l. Merrill has
gone to Fort Hancock where. he is to
be stationed.
Mrs Moritz LOeWensteln is recover
ing from a recent illness
J. J. and Otto Smith mOtOred to the
hot springs near Sierra Blanca re-
Gently in their car. They made the trip
going a route which covered 15l miles
in Is hours. The route covered was eX-
ceedingly rough and three hours or
the Is were taken in making repairs
Mrs. Raymond Bamberser, who has
been i'll at her apartments at Valley
Inn. has been taken 10 an FL Paso nos
pital for a few days
Customs inspector Carnes recently OF
Sierra Blanca has been transferred to
this place and he and Mrs Carnes are
at home at Capt Hughes's ranch
Grassland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
Ouf OF Tova Visitors

Mrs. c. L. Jones, of Kansas City,
No. is visiting her mother. Mrs. n.
k Quinliven. Of 904 East Rio Grande
street
Mrs. Charles Hyman and little
daughter. Alberta. left today for Kali
amazOo, Mich. after a visit Of sew
eraI months in Ell Paso and Arizona
with relatives and friends
Grantland s Long. Of Los Angeles,
formerly a resident of FL Paso. is in
the city, visiting Otis c. Coles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
Dinners and Luncheons

Mrs. D. S. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Frances Henderson, viii enter
tain with a dinner dance at the Hotel
Paso del Norte on May is, in honor
of the senior class Of the High school
Wednesday night Miss Florence Han
son. secretary Of the Y W. c. A, en-
tertained Rev. and Mrs. Perry J. Rice,
Miss Alice Davis, Miss Bertha Miller
and Miss Blanche Gilbert at dinner at
the boarding home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
APPLES THREATENED
Nv d ~ rEC On TTODn

Austin, Tex, Nav S.-The apple crop
of central west Texas and the plains
country is seriously threatened through
the depredatious of apple worms. accorC-
in to J. w. Neill. director of farmers
Institutes, under the department. of agrf-
culture. who has Just returned from that
portion of the state He was accompanied
by Prof. f. A. Miller, assistant state
entomOlogist. and their mission was to
try and save the apple crop from the
ravages of this worm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08

.5efore you are alIed
with AeEcury and
Other Poisonous
Drugs see Dr. Che
.HOk. the botanist
Specialist. who cures
the following dis
eases without the
aid OF minerals OF
.knife: Cancer. Blood
II o ] s on. ktdu ey
Trouble Rheuma-
tism. Heart Disease,
and Liver deranEe-
.menra Consultation
free sos San An
St Phone 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
TREATMENT OF AMERICANS
IN MEXICO CATSEg FIGHT

A discussion OF the manner in which
Americans were treated in Mexico, as
Wednesday afternoon, led up to the ar
rest of John Doe. a Mexican, G. r. Free
man. Scott Stephen and j. r. Chastin,
John Doe il appeared, took exceptions
to the remarks, and the fight ensued.
Freeman drew a 81 fine The other de-
PENDANTS were dismissed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
Weddings

Miss Annie Davis and Burt New
combe were quietly married on We'd
nesday, April 80. They viii be at
home to their friends at 1888 san
Antonio street.
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Morton, OF
Buffalo, n Y, announce the engage
to Harry J. Bryant of FL PasO- The
wedding viii take place the latter part
of June
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
FIRST CITY CONCERT OF THE
SEASON NEXT TUESDAY.

FL Pasoaus viii have their first
band concert given by the city next
Tuesday evening from 1880 to 8
o'clock Alderman w. S. Clayton went
TO Fort Bliss Wednesday and Col
Frank West agreed TO allow the band
TO play for the public in Cleveland
square. The band viii be brought to
town and sent back again in a special
car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08

The width Of this dress gives ample
room for walking, but the fullness IS
so arranged as TO give the desirable
narrow look about the lower part
Two materials, alike in color, are used,
the plain being mauve charmeuse and
the other wolfe with silk checks
The buttons used so plenufully are
made of the charmeuse and are used
with loops to make the closing in the
waist. The brilliant cerise crepe
forms the girdle and tie. the latter fin
ished with ornaments made OF wool IN
dark cerise. These were really effec-
tive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08

Friend. 1t is an eI-
tie IN al application
for til e abdominal
muscles and breasts.
1t has a wonderful in
fuence, allays all
fear, banishes all
pain, is a grateful en-
cOuragement to the
expectant mother, and
narmits her to 20
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
About Ell Pasoans

Mrs Mary ElweH remains quite i'll
at Providence hospital.
Mrs. W s. Valentine is confined to
her home with a badly sprained ankle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
Ell Pasoans Returning

Mise Irene Laughlin. who has been
attending Ramona Convent in Los
Angeles. will return home for The
summer in two weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
FIREMAN Is BURNED
LIGHTI1TG GAS STOVE

While lighting a gas heater at the
Central fire station Thursday morning,
Charles Stewart, one of the firemen,
was burned about the face. lie will
be compelled to remain in bed TO- sew
eral days He was leaning down, light
ing the stove. when the tame burst
out and scOrched him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
Mothers Advice
10 Her Daughter
a Real Live Dollto FOndleis Woman's
Greatest Happiness.

She is wisdom itself who knows Of OF
learns Of that famous remedy, Mothers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-08
FL PASO SHRINERS TO
ENTERTAIN CALIF0RNIANi

Shriners bound for the imperial eoun-
ell at Dallas viii be entertained by the
FL PasO ShrineTs next Saturday morn
inc. There viii be about 125 of them
coming from California in a special train,
and they viii be met at the union station
at 10 o'clock. They viii be taken for an
automobile trip about town and over to
Juarez. and VIII be given a luncheon
while they are here.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY
NOminates Candidates for Sheriff
and Trustee

Yesterday the republican pri.
mary was pulled off in this county
nominees for two offices, sheriff
and trustee being named. We
60 to press too early, however, tc
give results.
There has been a hard fought
race for these two Offices, some
times one would seem to be in the
lead and then another. In the
beginning there were FIVE candi-
dates for sheriff but last week w.
O. Kearney withdrew from the
race and this week Frank Jolly,
leaving only newt Kirk, 9. A.
Leach and Rust who fought to the
finish.
In the race for Trustee the
candidates were Elwood Dilday,
G. w. Cannon and J. 7. Hester
each having made a vigorous
canvass.
The indications were as we
went to press that fairly large
vote would be polled, perhaps
1900.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19
Coup a3d County News


Joe Murphy leaves today to
enter school at Sewanee.
Miss Bessie Williams is visiting
home folks in McLemoresville.
Miss Eula Williams, Of Hollow
Rock spent Tuesday in Hunting
don.
Miss Winnie Davis, of Friend
ship, is visiting her aunt MRS. G..
NJ. Woods.
Miss Mabel Blair, of Leach, is
visiting her uncles, John and
Mart Blair.
7. G. Broughton and wife are
visiting the family of his brother
near Camden.
Miss Florence nellie McGill, of
Clarksburg, came over Monday
and has entered the /. I. S.
Ruth and Tommie Williams, Of
McLemoresville, have been here
with their father this week.
Curtis Enochs and Robert Car
ter have returned from their trip
East and report an enjoyable trip.
Jersey COW for sale-I have q
6 year old Jersey COW fresh the
middle of May. r. E. MAY,
Phone 33w At
Miss Lalla Standod, of Rock
Castle, KY, visited the family Of
Ernest Hawkins a few days before
entering school at the /. 7. S.
Mrs. Sweat, of Jackson, rrrived
in Huntingdon the latter part Of
last week and has taken charge Of
the millinery department for
Dodson- Carter Company.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Bayless of Hollow
Rock were in town Tuesday.
Miss Mary Townes went to
Nashville Tuesday for a months
visit.
Claud Pearson came over from
Irrelevant Saturday and spent the
day here.
Newt Williams will leave Sun
day for Dallas, Texas, to visit his
uncle Joe Hawkins.
Mrs. Eva Snead of Lexington,
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Bette Conklin.
Clark Warren and three friends
motored over from Paris, Satur-
day, returning that night.
Try "Snow Drift" Flour, none
betteE S.. so per barrel, Lewis
F. johnson.
Miss Essie Finley returned
Monday to her work in the mil
linery department at NJ. Lusky's.
Edwin Haley and Henry Cox
will leave in a few days for Knox
vile to enter the University of
Tennessee.
Miss Wyrla Gaskens is spend.
ing the week in Huntingdon the
guest Of Mrs. Vim. johnson and
Mrs. J. w. Murphy.
w, H. Carter and wife left
Monday night for St. Louis where
they are buying their fall stock OF
merchandise.
Miss Mary Simmons after TAX
ing her summer vacation is again
with the millinery department in
the DodSon-C Carter Company store.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19

! Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Hutchin-
son are in jackson visiting bis
sister.
Try "Snow Drift" Flour, none
better, $3.50 per barrel. Lewis
f. johnson.
Mrs. Anna Walters was the
guest of Mrs. Nathan EnOchs from
Saturday until Monday.
Miss Gertie Sedberry will leave
Monday for Memphis to visit her
sister Mrs. Gussie Funk.
Ben Hilliard of Louisville is
here on account Of the sickness of
his sister Miss Corine billiard.
The Dorcas Society of the Bap-
fist church will give sock social
tonight Thursday at the home of
Rev, and Mrs, S. B. Ogle,
]. W. Turton and F. S. Patrick
have built concrete bridge on the
Bristol-to- Memphis highway just
at the Eastern edge of town.
Miss Mary Hawkins returned
last week from Nashville where
she had been whiting her sister,
Mrs. Martin Roberts for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Walden, Of
Cedar Grove, visited the family
of w. T. Thompson the first Of
the week and entered their daugh-
ter, Miss Vennie, in the |. I. 5.
Hives. eczema, itch or saltrheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the
touch of your clothing. D0an's
Ointment is fne for skin itching
| All druggists sell it, 80 cents .
box.
Miss Mildred Hastings of Big
Sandy after spending severa
weeks with her sister Mrs. j. 7.
Peeler returned home Saturday
night.
Mrs. Ernest Norman spent from
Friday until Monday in Trezevan
visiting relatives. She was &C
companied home by Deroda Wing
who will enter school here.
Herschel Hames and wife o
Irrelevant spent from Saturda.
till Monday in Huntingdon tn
guests of w. 0. Kearney. Mrs
Hames is sister of Mr.. Kearney
w. S. Priest and wife anC
Marshal Priest and wife returned
Yesterday from Louisville ant
Cincinnati where they have bee
to market.
Mrs. Jerry Gibson and chsadre
left Monday for their hcme j
Decatur, Ala, after spending
three weeks here with reSstive
, and friends.
Miss Corine Grey went t
Meunphis Sunday where she wa
bridesmaid at the marriage Of be
friend Miss Margaret Forbes VIII
visited in Huntingdon last year.
Can't look we'll, eat well. Q
feel well with with impure BLOOD
. Keep the blood pure with BUrdoc
Blood Bitters. Eat simply tax
exercise, keep clean, and goo
health is pretty sure to fellow
l$I.00 q bottle.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19

WOW w ~ Soo ph"V +" AoAl ~ l0A . y 1
vote would be polled, perhaps
1900.
Mrs. Kelly Wright, Of Jack
son, is visiting relatives in the
Zion community.
L. A. Hurt was called to Erin
the latter part of last week by the
sudden death of his brother, j. !
d. Hurt.
Mr.. w. F. Williams and daugh- |
ter Miss Ava of Gleason returned
home Sunday after a visit with
relatives in>She city.
Mrs. Rebecca McAdoo, of Nc
Kenzie, spent Sunday in Hunting
don, the guests of Mrs. Lizzie
| Cole and the Misses billiard.
Miss Ola Jordan after spending
a few weeks visiting friends in
Huntingdon returned to her home
at Marion, Ark, Friday of hast
week.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken and
daughter, Miss Beulah of Hunt
ingdon, have been visiting Mrs.
Bell Thompson, who continues on
/ the sick list. Mckenzie Banner.
Albert Bennett who lives south
of town had on exhibition here
Wednesday a limb from a peach
tree twentySix years old, the
limb being full of second crop
peaches, Most of the peaches
were small, but one was good
sized and ripe.
Miss Leland Warren came over
from Paris the htter part of last
week and was the guest of her
sister Miss Willie Warren. She
returned to Paris Sunday, and
Monday left for University, Miss.
where she has had a position as
nurse for several years.
The w. G. C. u. met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. J. R. Carter
at the johnson House and observ-
led the Harvest Home L. I. L.
: day. Owing to the rains, the
place of meetiag was changed
from Mrs. j. w. Ownby's and the
fnext regular meeting will be held
with Mrs. Ownbg.
H. 7. Merrett, of Merkel, Texas
is visiting the family of F. G..
Sanders and other relatives and
friends in Huntington. Mr..
4 Merritt was born and reared in
Huntington but left here for
Texas about zine years ago where
he has been successfalin the news
paper business. For about Is
years he was an employee of this
Office and made good 10 every de-
partment of the work. He will
be here mixing with friends for
ten days or two weeks.
Prof. D. T. Barnhill and family
of Huntingdon, spent Sunday
with ]. S. Carter and family on
the Morgan Green farm north of
town. Prof. Barnhill, who is
County Superintendent Of Educa-
ton, visited our school Monday,
and was well pleased with the
work being done, in fact it is
considered one of the best graded
free schools in the entire state.
They returned home Monday &C
companied by Mrs. Carter, whoN
will visit in Huntingdon for several
days, Mckenzie Banner.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19
TENTH TRANs-coNTINENTAL TOUR.
Menagerie of Trained Wild A

Daring and death deyng acts almost
beyond the realms Of lucid imagination
COLLECTION COWBOYS GIRLS vANouERcs
sENoRTAs, RuRALEs, LARAT,
ROUGH RIDERS DARING
ATHLETES. CLOWNS THRILLING
and
PRINCE BOTTOTNE'S TROUPE OF RUSSIAN COSSACkS,
moS1d a.hg Horsemen the World.
BANDS Of SIOUX, CHEYENNE and COMANCHE INDIANS.
Campfire making their FIRST
pale ace civilization
The Grand chronological Performance concludes with the Supeh
Spectacular Dramatic, Historical Fantasy,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19

L. A. Hurt was called to Erin
the latter part of last week by the
sudden death Of his brother, j.
ID. Hurt.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19

Mrs. Kelly Wright, Of jack
son, is visiting relatives in the
Zion community.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-09-19

Mr.. W. F. Williams and daugh-
ter Miss Ava of Gleason returned
home Sunday after a visit with
relatives in>the city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-26
Die Nulsarsn unternobmen einen oa'
semeinsn Gnsrtff ouf gortaHOpa,
ES ssIons ibnsn aber nur, cine Dora
gei1obsue StelIune Der Sirten aut
Der Sftfstts Der JeItuns
Su nebmen.
Etlbmarf9dn 2Drb WoIieIsp seitorben
Nds 80 mbaroement bpl

Tds 30 mbaroement bon
Gtutari eiusefeIt.
8eIsrab, Is. MGra. 9as Bonn.
barbemsnt Don Stutart 1T, benz Wsrs
nebnen nod, auf 9efebl Der ierbifaen
Rseierung einssitelt Dcrbeu. Serbien
bat auf ben Ra.b Der ruiTiihen unb
fran50iifhsn Geiono.sn sebonoelt. bic
ben premer paititia obermals be-
Hahrihtigt batteu, bab eine ipeiters
Dslaseruns Der Jeitung atpedIos lei,
Da bic WGhse ben unabdnoerlitsnps<
fdIub sefob. bdtten. oub Ssntari 5u
bem nersn S.aa. @Ibanin sstSren
uaFe.
Gin Sturm auf Gorianps
pei.
Gofia, guIgarien, 25.Wdrs. 0a9
sinsm aub.rproentli6 beftigeu 8om=
borbeInsut nit allen ibrengelaserungss
gsfhIseu unternabmsn an Denifas
be HuIearen einsn Sturm auf oie
f6mmtliden Gubenforts Don 4brianos
pel. Die Sorts an Der DftIihen Jron.
,purben i'm Sturm ssnomm.u, biei.nie
gen i'm Rorben unb Siixn Ietftetsn
absr erfoIgreiben DiberftuHb. SH ben
bftlihen Sorts purben cine grobe IHz
satI 9isrtsu sefansen senommen.
Rouftantiuppel, 25- MGrs.
Ter WiIttGrgouperneur Don Ronftantis
nopeI bat am Dienftos eins Bstanuis
nchung erIafIer, bab ale tiiriiihen
Dffisiere, bic fih ouf urlaub befinosr,
poer aus ouhersn grlnosn bon ibren
Rommoubos entfernt iiub. iofor. ems
Slden mIFen.
Gs puren bic befAtie1n Stellung.n
Der IGrtsn auf ben. ben Sorts auf Der
Stfeite bon Iorirnppsl seeeniiberz
Iitssuoen S6hen, bic bon ben BulgareH
nah eitfer Reih DON 9aionsttaneriffen
esnpmmsn tpurnen. Sic bsfinb.n fif
iest m ben odnben Der 8uleoren, Die
IL ghussrunssssf9iss unb bier
ShneQfeusrssfduss erbeutet unb III.
sefdbr 300 aHr.sn sefans.nen ssuoms
men baben.
Die bulgoriI6en gorpciten '.eAtn
jest in Scrpanbere. unss'abr 1000
Uarbs BON Der 2ini. Der bic Stabi
DeTtheioieenoen Sorts .ntfernt. Sis
baben fia auf ben erub:rteu 31bsu
nsrft1nst.
WonteHegrps In mort.
Die Resierung Wpntenegrps bat an
DtsHftas. inBeaHtnortung ber peremp
4ornden Note Oeiterrei4 unsarnl
eineeDiuigt, bab Der Gipilbeb0lierun.
pou Stutori seitatnt sDeroe, bic Ge
ttsng 5u oerIaHeu. gs mar bies hi
.ubiaalft. Der oon Seitsrrsi1 seitel!el
HOrberuneen-
Wtontenegro bot slsR1aei.is bic Diter
rrtHf9 uneori{he Regierung bendn
SiGtigt. bab bic Inontenegrinif1e Re
0istang eine Npte On bic MGHte gert1
TT babe, IN rpelher Il. gegen bic banb
Iungsneife Defterretds, bic fie ols Elm
Oerlebuns Der ghusrulit6. bejsi1ns'
protektrs.
Wontenegro txiIt ferner NIT, bal
ssne unterfudnng bes ,GfobrdA
3nii9enfanes, bel Der es fi1 I'm bi
Mnbultung unb nn9sblihe DergenuI
tieung bisfes 0iberrei1ifhen Dam
piers. bnnbslt. onseorbnss unb I'll
fernsren unseR5rten OtTtets b<s 1ifer
Yst&H9ea oAtHs Wetsss sst1shs
: 91slbinol At1A 4nt11l
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1aDto,t mnb 0euebue.

- ssnfoIse bes idpperen @esea.
fuas iuurbe OIL Der 6. apenue, Die &c.
gerrtpGrtis eeoilnitert piro, bebeuter.
Der Sfsaoen oneerihtei.
- Der Werfehr auf Der Siib.geI!e.
pue Gar.2inie unb Der Canton uno
9eIIepne 2inie iuuroe infolae ocs
itarten Reeenialls aeiiern aui lansere
3eit sebemnrt. ha bic Geleiie oil her
sydiriieIb uno 2nplcr anenue nit 9
bis : 3ol Sfmus beoedt poreu.
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@efttpDDo.

ssn Der id,on seIegerien gorItooi
Weinpooo siebt Der GrauenpereiH Der
Wei1pooo 9eutif)en Vresbnieriani'
Ihen 9euleinoe am Dtitruoh, %
M1rs, elm Supper IN Der yreimau'
rer.SalIe. TnsieIbe piro nod ef'
beutiher art ierptrt unb bietet alien
Die elm paar angenebnIe Stunoen |.
beutiher @erniitbIihteit uno Gait
ireunolihfeit oerbringen ipoIen. elni
ihonc @elegenheit bo3u. Ia Der 3iDed
nes gnppers Elm ipcbitbafiger lit. Il
lit Elm aabIreid)er weiud iebr er'
lpiiniGt. Il
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u { ~ port.

Die Nelupsrt Office fur SaS ,,Giss
eisnatier NolfsbIatt" befinbet I'D IN
Np. 339 yorf Srafe, seseniiber bem
gsurtbanie, iuoielbit Wrnisfeittn, Aa.
,eieen II. (. N. BIS 10 l1br 45 NiRn.
ten Mbenbs entgeeensencmuiem iuess
ben. SsIepton Sonth 24O1.
Sp{pitals ansenellfsr bs.I
gebt SeIb itmoro.
Usit einem Glaie in Der 6anb.
in bem iih mod einise Eropfen
Garbolidure befdnben, ipuroe geitern
su frubr Stunbe Der 40 Sobre nlte
CHARLES 2asemann, porter oes
Speer's Soipitol In Canton. bonn 4i@
fiftent porter 9bomas 2anb, toot
in ieinsm Bette gefunben. 2asenonn
ftanb felt feds sSabrsn in Dieniten bes
Speer's 5oIpitnIs in 9apion uno mar
Der gusIase Der Naircne. SRI. Sos
pbio S.einbausr nab, ein ireuer
gebieniteisr. - 9assmann. Der am
Ulontaa einen freisn Tag bate. be-
tbeiIigte Iif on BEN 2eihenbssdns.
nib zines s5r.unbes uub iam i.br nies
bsreefchlaetn mad bsm 5auie isinsr
Mutter. SpGt No6ts beeab tr jih
na6 iein.m SdIoIsimmer I'm 6oipitd!
unb benahrihtigte 2onb. bob er 81
6ouI. iei. glls 2ogemann aeiteru
Mprsen niht sur r.dten 3sit iein ers
Iteinen mahte, ipuroe iein 3imrer
a.offnet unb fanb man ben lebIofen
aorper auf benz Bette Ii.ssn.
5oIgsn hes lnDetters.
Der ftdrie Ree.nfou bat in Mr StoDt
cine 4nsabl Sang gaFins perftopft
unb purben Strabsn in psrihRosnsn
Ikil.n Der Stabt infoIssbeHen iibers
| fdipemmt. On Der Obersn Wonmoutb
! Strabe, stpiih.n 10. unb 16. S.robe,
ipurben bie9eleiie Der Monmoutb Ctr.
nit Sonb unb tIeinsn Steinen in ber
soobe bon 3 big A SUB b.bedt. pcols
Greet, on Der Gliding pite, fiioiih bon
| Repport, iiberIhnemmts bic pite bers
art. bab Der Iuto Omnibus BON
Grants Gid unp Glarppius niht po's
iiren tonnse, uno mubie bi. Gobrt
iiber qleranbria oemdh. rperosn.
- Gin gIisifrobI traf seitern
abenb um Z llbr bag 5aus Der anu
W. Spbnion, an Der BcooburH aps..
| in ben Sigblonbs uEo psruriahte sis
n<n granbfdaosn bon $500.
- Die Steinmousr. bic bas Sros
oupis Geb1uos, on Der Jront uno Gos
Iumbia Strabe umeiebi, fpuroe ssitern
9crmi.tao infoloe o.s itarfen Rseens
berurt unterminirt oab RI. suiammn.
itiirsts. Die Grent Sirabe III ouf
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