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Proof,

Tommy went home one day with a
nice new golf ball.
Look at the lost ball found on the
links, father!" he said.
"BuBt you are sure. Tommy" said
Mr.. Traddles. that 1t was lost ball
really?"
"Oh. yes" said the boy. "I saw the
man and his caddy looking for IT,
London Opinion.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-02-14
india Not a Nation.

There is no Indian nation, and the
nations Of India differ, not only in in.
terests, history and tradition, but they
differ In regard to race feeling, and
there is strong hatred and jealousy be-.
tween parts Of India still. There is
nothing that keeps the peace In India
but British rule.
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A Natural Question.

Commuter (starting sprint)-
There goes my train.
His Little Daughter-Mamma II it's
papn's train why doesn't he make IL
wait for him?
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CHAPTER TX.

In the delicate, fresh June dawn.
the Ffrench limousine crept into the
Beach inclosure.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18

Best Baticnburg table cloth. cen
ter piece and piano scari-Mrs, !. /,
Thompson.
Best specimen Battenburg-L Nc
farland first; Mrs Sallic T. Tucker.
second
Best specimen point lacc-Mrs. J.
4, Thompson.
English Eyelit Embroidery.
Best suit Mrs T. v
Swearingcn.
Best lunch cloth-Miss Mary
IIcrbst
Best center piece Miss Ste. Mary
kinkcad, first and second.
Best dresser scarf-Nrs. w t.
Martin.
Best white linen dress and waist
Mrs. J. L. Thompson,
Best corset covcr-Mrs. r. Y.
Swearingcn
Best pair of towels and pillow
slips-Mrs W. ]. Martin
White French Cloth.
Best lunch cioth--Mjss Lucy
Hunt, first; Miss Jennie Shannon,
second.
Best center picuc--Miss Etic Alex
ander, first; Miss Mary Hcrbst. sec
ond.
Best pair pillow slips--MiSs Fife
| Alexander, first and second.
Best pair towels-Mrs. w. J. Mar
tin, first; Miss Efhe Alexander, sec
| cond
Best spcciuien-Mrs. J. Fred
Gould, first; Mrs. W. J. Bruett, sec
und
Wallachian Embroidery.
| Best center piecc-Mrs. l..
Thompson, first and second.
Best waist--Mrs, ]. +. Thompson
Best spccimen--Mrs. ]. T.. Thomp-
son, first and second
Braiding.
Best center piece and specimen
Mrs. ]. l.. Thompson.
Art Section.
Best water color-Mrs. s. !. let
ley, first; Melvicw Kennedy. second.
Best half dozen plates, china paint
ing-Miss Harriet Tetley, first ant
second.
Best half dozen cups aud saucers--
Mrs. w. !. Bruett, first; Miss Har
riet Tetley, second.
Best three specimens OF china paint
ing-Mrs. w. ]. Bruett, first: Mrs
S. J. Tetley, second.
Best display cut lcatier-Mrs. ]. L
Thompson.
Best display burned leather--Mrs
| s. ] Tetley, first; Miss Lena Radle
second.
Misc ellaneous.
Best hand made garmcnt-Matti,
Herbst.
Best display homemade wovcl
rugs-Mrs. VIM. Seller
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
HORSES.

Best stallion, ; years and over,
NJ. l.. Clardy, Jr., first; Edwards &
Son, of De Soto, second.
Best mare, ; years and over
Clyde Meyers, Of Sikcston, first; J.
w. Highlcy, second
Best gclding, years and over
NJ. /. Ciardy, Ir, FIRST; Ed Hcraog,
second.
Best sucking colt-Wm. Kiukcad.
first: N. A. Auhuchon, second.
Champion stallion, mare or geld.
jng-M l.. Clardy, IT,, first; Clyde
Meyers, Sikcston, second and third
Best team. mare or gelding-Clyd,
Meyers. Sikcston, first; Dr. !. A
Cline. second
Saddlers.
Best stallion, ; years and over
M. l.. Clardy. Irp hrst; Edwards &
Son, De Soto. second.
Best mare, ) years and ovcr--Clydt
Meyers, Sikeston, first and second
Best gelding. ; years and over
Clyde Meyer, Sikeston, first; Ed.
wards & Son. De Soto, second.
Best stallion mare or gelding, .
years-Hugh Mcdowell, first; E,
Harrington, second
Bes, stallion. mare or gelding,
year--Henry Sutton, first; r. r
Highley, second
Best colt-Wm Kiukead first
Lott x Son, second.
Champion stallion, mare or geld
ing-M. l.. Clardy. lr, first; CLYDE
Meyers, second and third.
Combination.
Best stallion-M. L. Clardy, Jr.
first; Edwards & Son, De Soto, sec
ond.
Best mare or gelding, any age
Clyde Meyers, Sikeston, srst ant
second.
Best model stallion mare or geld
iug-M. L. Clardy, Jr., first; Clyde
Meyers, Sikeston, second.
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There were number of fine horses.
stallion, marcs and geldings, Ed
wards 4 son, DcSoto, Clyde Meyers
Of Sikestpn, ED HerzoE, VIM. Kin
kead, y a. Abduction, Hugh Me
Dowcli, I'd Harrington, Henry SUIT
ton, II. X. Highley aud thr Clardy
Farm being among the exhibitors.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18

Best display Of mille,--C. I.
Simms.
Best display Of sorghum-Ed Her
/ lngton.
/ Best hall bushcI Early Ohio %.
'a;ocs--D. G. Hochu
/ Best hall bushc! Early Rose po-
/ tatpcs-D. {. liochn
I Bcs, half bushcl potatoes, any
variety ID. c. Hochn. first and third
/ ohm Nell. second.
/ Best hall dozen Hubbard squash
e. H. Mcngc first; Z irwin. second.
Best half dozen large pumpkin,--
p. f. Patterson
Best hail dozen large sQua shes
e.. II. Menge, FIRST r. Irwin SEC
pnd
Best display Of vegetable, by one
prpduccr-C. II. Mcngc
Horticulture.
Best peck OF each OF Ben Davis,
Nlncsap, Gcniton. Missouri Pippin.
Northern Spy and Golden Pippin
appIcS--C. H. Mcngc.
Best collection OF pcar,-Mrs. T
y. SwcarirEcn.
Best collection OF pcachcs-T !.
Short, first; c. Il. Mcngc, second
Best peck OF apples, any variety
e.. H. Mcugc.
PRESERVES.
Best jar peach Mrs. r. v
~wcaringen, first; Mrs. e. II. Ncngc,
second and third.
Best jar applc-Mr, T. \. Swear
ngcn, first and second
Best jar plum--Mrs T. Y. Swear
ingcn, first; Mrs. G. II. Mcngc,
second; Mrs, J. T.. Beard, third
Best jar quince--Mrs. r. Y. Swear.
lugcn
Best jar blackbcrry-Mrs W J.I
j'ructt, first: Mrs. T. '. Swcaringcn.
second.
Dcs, jar strawbcrry--Mrs. ". j.
Hrucp, first; Mrs. r y. Swcarinpcu.
second.
Best jar chcrry-Mrs. c. H.|
Mcngc, first; Mrs. !. L. Beard, sec
and; Mrs. T, Y Swcaringcn. third
Best tomato--Mrs T. v Swear
ngcn. first Miss Fife Alexander,
-ccopd Mrs. ". !. Martin, third.
Best jar pcar-Mrs. T. v Swear
l"grn. first; Mrs. !. +. Beard, sec
oud
Best jar watcrmc'on-M Mrs. c. II
Ncugc. FIRST. Mrs. " ]. Bructt, sec
uud: Mrs. r. v Swcaringcn, third
Bcs, collection preserves, jcl'ics
Jams. aud rcIishcs-Mrs. W. il
Eruetf.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
TEXTILE DEPARTMENT.
Home Made Goods.

Best silk quiit-Sallic f. Tucker.
Drawn Work
Rest napkins or table cloth-Mrs.
!. T.. Thompson, Bowling Green.
Best lunch cloth-MisS {. Hogan.
Best center piccc-Mis, c. Hogan.
first; Mrs. ". J. Martin. second.
Best haudkcrchici-Mrs {. Hogan,
first. Mrs. ". J. Martin second
Best shirtwaist-Mrs T. T.. Thomp-
SON
Best specimen OF drawn work
Mrs. W ! Martin. first. Miss {.
Hogan, second.
Best Mcxican drawn work-Mrs.
!. T.. Thompson.
Knit Goods.
Best shawl. lace and slippers
Mrs. j. f. Thompson.
Best specimen OF knitted goods
Mrs. J. +. Thompson, first: Mrs, X.
I'ugatc, second.
Crocheting.
Best display OF work in silk. also
in wool and best slippcrs-Mrs. J.
f. Thompson.
Best center piccc-Mrs. James
Dobbius. first; Mrs. !. L. Thompson,
second.
Best carriage afghan-Mrs. Henry
Guessing.
Best contemporaries. Robert
Tctlcy. first and second.
Best infants sacquc-Mrs. !. +,
Thompson.
Best specimen irish crochct-Mrs.
Henry Guessing. first; Mrs. J. L,
Thompson, second.
Best specimen crochet-Mrs. James
Dobbins. first; Mrs. y. f. Guessing,
second.
| Tatting.
Best handkcrchicf-Mrs. w. J.
Alexander, first; Mrs. ]. +. Thomp.
son, second.
Best collar-Mrs. w ]. Alexander
first: Mrs. ]. f. Thompson, second
| Best tatting. by the yard-Mrs, W
| !. Alexander.
Fancy Work.
Best specimen bead work, darninp
bag, fancy work bag and silk work
hag-Mrs. j. +. Thompson.
| Embroidery.
Best specimen Mount Melick EN-.
broidery-Mrs. d. +. Guessing, first
Mrs. ]. +. Thompson, second.
| Best specimen Hardanger-Mrs
Henry Guessing, first; Miss {. Ho
gan, second.
Best spcciemn Hcdogo-Mrs. J. +
Thompson.
Best specimen shadow-Mrs. w
| ]. Martin
Best work bag-Mrs. !. L. Thomp
son.
Best center piece on white--Mrs
!, Z. Thompson. first; Miss Jennie
Shannon, second.
Sofa Pillows.
Rest silk embroidery on Bulgarian
lincn--Mrs, ]. L. Thompson, first
Miss Jennie Shannon. second
Best embroidery on colored mater
ial--Miss Jennie Shannon.
Best silk cross stitch-Mrs. ], L
Thompson.
Best ribbon pillow--Mrs. ]. +
| Thompson. This pillow was made
out OF blue ribbons which Mrs
Thompson had won on her exhibits a
the various fairs throughout this ant
several other States. II was yer,
beautiful as well as unique).
| Best sofa pillow--Mfs. j L
| Thompson, first: Mrs. w. ]. Martin
second.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
Mules

Best mule year, and ovcr-N
!. knorpp, De Soto. FIRST and second
Best mule under ycar--Charir,
Lamb I.rrdcricktpwn. FIRST {. G.
Ncimcr & Son. second.
Best pair OF mules w. T.
knorpp De Soto
Best mule, any agc-E II Best
first, &. g. Nrimcr & Son. second
Best four mule team, owned by
one mani. T.. Swnk.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18

first. &. &. Wrimcr & Son. second
Best four mule team, owned hy
one mani. T.. Swink.
CATTLE
Shor,horne
Res, L,LI 49, and ,,cr-N =
,yL,,I,, 49, T. Nf.Cnr,n;cL ....
,rd
H., LII ,r,r aud under X
Abingdon frs, II yyh;,hy .,r.
onJ and third
Ec.t brll ,.'i under vrar-N
\rErrb,n GiI and .rrnnJ. 4 +
Mimi, ,brI
ri, ,.,,. .,c,r- aud ,,rr y 4
,pr,rh,u rr., and .rrnnd. f.
M. ,r,,,,.r n,rl
r.., ..,, ,,.r- .,rJ rnI,r
g. r. Nrr,rni,E Gr.r ,rrop6 and
third
u.., l..i.r ,,..r aud rrd,r
4 r. Me-, .,rr;rl rr.,. N-,.
h.. loud and ,h;-J ' 80
best heller cali under vcar-v.
4 tuhu,hau. first and second. /. &.
Ne, rrmirk. third.
HD,, herd. consisting ui scryl..
nmI. aged COWS and 3 uthrr- u.
either .cN-N. s. \ulurhnu. tr,.
J. T.. Mccormick. SECOND
Champion bull-E. s. Aumu,. .1
Champion cow s. =. \ulu.na
Angus.
Best .oa. 3 year, and e.r g..
H. Best first aud second.
Best h,.irr + wear and under ESQ
IT, II. Best.
Best heller cali. under yv,r-i.
h. Best
Champion-r. II. Best
Hcrefords.
Best bull years ana uycr-lohn
- RirY. FIRST !. \. Wcimcr 4 son.
second. ". y. Ashburn, third.
Best bull. years and under g.
g. T.. Swink, FIRST: { {. Wcimcr *
Son, second.
Best bull. year and under e.
T.. Dcnmar, first. C. i Wc,tmcycr.
second
Best bull cali under year,. a.
Wcimer & Son. irst and second; {.
d. Dcnman, third.
Rest cow. ; years old and over
T. l. o"'l,N. n'S' '''" '''"''"' - d.
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,h - T. OWN" ''N ''''"' . - MUM
''', III. h,n n pior
Ch hp;on ,nn,E y Sw;nE
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
THB PENNINGTON FAIR
lC0ntinaed from LIST page,
Horses.

lN'l'NtNt'FN itblll Isl Ia[N'
Horses.
There were a number of fine horses
stallion, marcs and geldings, Ed
wards 4 son, DcSoto, Clyde Meyers
OF Sikestpn, ED Herzog, VIM. Kin
kead, y a. Abduction, Hugh Me
Dowcn, I'd. Harrington, Henry SUIT
ton, II. X. Highley aud thr Clardy
Farm being among the exhibitors.
Poultry.
The poultry exhibits were extra
good. Among the exhibitor. were
Henry Guessing, Rhode Island Reds
win Trauernicht Rhode Island Reds,
Plymouth Rocks and White Leg.
horns; Barney Petty, White Leg
horns; Mrs james Low, White
Wyandottcs and White Holland
turkeys; Mrs. Dock Macklcy, Buh
Leghorns aud Indian Runner ducks;
Il. Irwin, Bun Leghorus; II. h..
Ledhetter Barred Plymouth Rocks;
James Beard, Barred Plymouth
Rock; John zimmerman, Barred
Plymouth Rocks and Partridge
Plymouth Rocks; Max Mcclure,
DARK Cornish aud Indian Runner
ducks: Ed Harrington, Black Mi
u0rras, White Wyaudottrs and In
dain Runner ducks; viii Seller,
Black Orpingtous and White Wyan-
dottcs: Chas. Gicrsc, White Orpiug-
tons; Mrs. VIM. Schafer, White
Langshan, T. ] Short, White Pckin
ducks; W. }. Bructt, Columbian
Wysndpttcs; Childress Tct!ey, ;. c.
Rhode Island Reds.
Farm Products
The exhibits of farm products,
vegetables and fruits were unusually
good Notwithstanding the drouth
with which they had 80 contend,
showing that whatever the haadi-
caps the intelligent husbaudry and
~ may always be depended upon TO
civ" good account or themselves
An exhibit made by c. H. Mengc
deserves special mention. It was
the most varied of any individual
exhibitor, aud mod stlr ,pok" urI
an industry, kuowlrdpc al soil and
conditions and armnu. under mu.i
trgiug circumstance ina, is worthy
nf commentator II included corn
in the ear and stalk. Irish and
sweet potatoes, -uuuelo-, alfalfa,
COW peas, q plates oi appIes, 81
plates 0f peaches and two ul pears.
The state Hospital had as usual
a largo display Of ull kind of vegn-
tables, which will be- ;akcu to the
State Fair.
Among the exhibitors Of corn were
I'd. Harrington, G. II. Mengr, Glad
den Kinkead, John Burlbaw, H. G. !
Best and State Hospital.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
Virtue,

Virtue is a device for making death
less horrible. Virtue is the will with
out the deed. Virtue Is its own pun,
lshment.-Smart Set
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18

btNl DUCK ldlllb, NI4il tthl-=
Maurice ilighlcy.
Best doe lamb. rndcr year
Maurice Highlcy. hrs, and second.
Best pcu-MaurIcc Iighlcy, fir,
and .ccond.
| COUNTY COURT PREMIUMS
awarded only ~ ST Francois
County cxhibrorsD
Best mare. any aqc-L. T.. Horton
Best driving tcam-T. T. Brown
Best draft tcam-A. G. Knauss.
Best colt. under ycar-Wm. Kin
Ecad
Best pair of nude. T.. Swink
Best mule colt. under year {
{. Wcimcr & Son
Bcs, Jack. +. Swink.
Grand champion bull. any age, any
hrcrd-N. \. Aubuchon
Grand champion beef cow. T.
Swink.
Grand champion heller. I year and
under. any brccd-N. 4. Auhuchon
Grand champion hctcr. I year and
under =. any breed \. Wcimer.
Grand champion boar. any age or
breed. u. Riun.
Grand champion sow, any age or
breed. d. Rion
Best pen OF sheep. any age or
breed. consisting OF I ram and ,
cwc,-W. u. Nshburn.
Best pen OF goats. consisting OF 1
buck and Maurice Highlcy
Best display oi car, oi corn
+. II. Best
Best peck Of Maurice High
ley.
Best bundle ~ aiMia-W. y. Ash
burn.
Best display Of potatoes. any var.
i,tv-D. {. ilochn.
Best peck Of sweet porarncs-G
II Mcngc.
Best DISPLAY of vcgr,ab',,-C. n
Mrnpc.
Best display IT aupir.. any varict,
It. Il. Mgngc
Best dispiay oi prc,cryrs--Mrg, T.
Y. Swcqrirecn.
Best collection pi fowls. cock and
net les. than hru,--U. q. Lcdbc,
ter.
Best DISPLAY hv any merchant iu
tine rouny-NrU. & plNlir,.
Best lisp'm Of cn,hr,iierv,-Ffl.
NrNmd.r
o. a. ,I.. l......, -
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
HOME ECONOMICS.

Best display at Duitcr-Mr>.
rNrarWGyn
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
Draft

Best stallion. ; years and OVER
T. {. knauss, first; {. T.. Snyder
second.
Best mare ur gclding-N {. Xmas,
first and second.
Best , year Old. f. Hartshnru
first: John Burlbaw second
Best year uld-A. {. Knau,s
first: f. IL Best second.
Best colt. + Brent, first; !. IT,
Mo nrnLirk- .r.nnL
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18
How to- Get to and from
Pennington.
From the North via st. Louis.

From the North via st. Louis.
To reach Pennington you can use either
ono OF the following routes:
NJ. Il. n u. I. Ky leave st. Louis at 1850
q. m, ana AgS p. m., arriving at Farm
ington over electric railway from Flat River
AT ii IS a. M, and 7:y y. m.
Frisco and Illinois southern-Loave st.
Louis at s;0B q. m, arriving ut Pennington
over elective railway from Esther at All p.
m
Iron Mountain--Leave st. Louis at 1850 or
DOS n. m. arriving at Pennington over
electric railway from DeIassus at 1885
From the South.
Iron Mountain via bismarck and UeIas.
sus-Arrtve az Pennington over electric
railway at l2:a1.
Iron Mountain and Illinois Southern via
Bismarek-Arrive at Pennington over cleo
trio railway from Esther at t;oi .. m.
belmont Branch OF Iron Mountaln-Arrive
at Pennington over electric railway from
Delassus at ~ y. m.
Frisco and Illinois southern via ste. Gen.
evieve- Arrive at Pennington over electric
railway from Esther at ALL y. m.
To Reach st. Louis.
You can go over either OF the roads at the
! following hours:
| NJ. u. Il u. T.-Ieavc Pennington over
| electric railway to Flat River at 6:9l
q, m. and 2:ftp. m arriving In ~. Louis at
iO;S a, m. and 6:27 p. m.
| Iron Mountain--Leave Pennington over
electric railway TO DeInssus at "a y. m.
arriving In st. Louis at 6:27 y. m.
! Illinois southern and Frisco-Ieave Farm
ington ever electric railway 10 Esther al
sla D. M arriving In 81. Louis at s:25 o. m
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1913-09-18

]. Whitby, first: Frank Robinson
second
Best pen, any brccu--W. d. Ash
burn. first. \. !. Whltby second.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-13
Der Jreibrief.
Sentc Mbenb finSet bic erife Sffent'
Iidle geriammlnHs itatt.

Ter Sreibrief-aommiiiion ipiirbc
befauntIifl in ibrcr Wontoesiibung
Ger erite ssreibriei Gnt,purf inter.
breiief, Der iih fir ben iogennnntei
,s5eSeraI Tlon" Der Sfabiuertuolfrng
ousipridlt, iuie mir ihn I'M Gruno-
prin5ip icst baben. lie 6reibriei.
aommiiiion mod]te jeoodl Die aniih-
ten nnb 0iinitc oes gublifiiins Der.
nehmen ino bat bcshalb auf beiite
slbenb s llhr cine ofientIifc Situug
anberaumt, Ole i'm SiaofratbsiooI CD
aebaItcn tpirs. Gie giiraer iito 81 Der
geriamnlInng einaeIaoeH. Tic acm.
miiiion hofit, baB gieie Der Child
huna entiprefen uno nit ibren sIn.
iitten nid,t siiriifbalten tuerbcn. slm
Dscnioq abeue iinoet onnn cine
Sipcite 6iientIide> Sisins itott.
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+ QNni. 9Natts 1abIor. !
2nngjGbriser lsraiibeut Der 9oofuoos
Gotterb Co., einem Sersleiben
erfegtn.

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9oofmooo Gotterp 60. uno elmer Der
IberporragenbIien giirger Der Staot,
liit geiiern Rahmittag in ieiner Mob.
lniitg go. 1888 llpIanb glnee, @al.
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benz 9eben geid)ieoen.
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rem mar, fam fhon in iriibeIter ssu.
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nior-Ibeilbnber Der befonnien gaiint.
iuolle.5irma 5aplor & Bro. nno ipnr
in ben 60er Sahren perihieocntlih
Vr1iioent Der 6anbelsfammer. Ter
iiinae SapIpr beiiifte nebrere Sod.
| ihulen iinh ipdter aud, Die Sarporo
llniueriif1t, Die er jeoofj. neil ieiu
@eiunbbeits5ultnno es geboi. Dor Der
8rnoliirnne oeriaiien inibte. Rad
Cincinnati snriidaefebrt, nabm er Den
Qlob ieines peritorbcnen gnters in
her uorgenoniiicn Sirna eiu, biz er
BON 6rou geIlalnp Storer, ipcIde Die
9iocIpoob Ecttern geeriinoet botte,
iiberrebet fuirbe, beren 2eitiing 3ll
liiberuehmer.
3u jener 3eit mar Ole Sopierei. Die
inter Der tiid1tiapu 2eitiing oes Der.
liorbenen eifcn @eIfriii erlnngt bat,
nod elm beifeioenes GiabIiiiemeut on
Der Roofipoob areii3ung i'm Sitcnoe
Der Staot, bod nnbm bos 8eidld't i'll
folder @eiie 5u. bnb bas jesige 8e'
b1uSe oui aRt. sloalns erridtet nuc
icitSem idlon offers Surh anbauteil
nersroBert tueroen muBte. Ssrn Sabre
1889 frat ,Srnu Storer aus Dem Be.
ihG1te aus unb Serr 2aslor griinSete
leine aftienoeiellidloft, oeren Brnii.
bent uno Sd,atmeiiter er big 3u iei.
mem Sooe seiueien lit.
Ter 0erItorbene genoB aIs aunit'
fenner i'm gansen 2onoe einen her.
Inorraaenben Hui unb ieine ssungge.
iellen.@ .@obnung, er mar ttic per.
heirathet - birgf niele a,uiitlfdbe.
Die einen hohen @ertb beiisen. CIR
mar WlitaIieo bes Gueen gitu Club.
Der Wunicipdl art Soeietp. Dlitalieh
unS mebrmaIs graiibei,t bes Com.
nercioI Club. Sd,asmeiiter oes Gin.
eirnati aimitmuieutns, Wiitelieb Der
Sanbelsfaminer uno oieIer anberer
Srsaniiationen i,no iein iineripurtc-
tes S5inideioen miro aaaemein be.
trduert. Die arrangements fir bic
geeroiaiing iinb nod, nift setroiien.
bod, ourite oieieibe febr fpabrid,einlid,
moreen 8ormittaa bon Der aouent
Stride aus itnttiinben.
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(eineeianSt.)
Ebio's Sdlnlreform.

gluf anreauna oes Boiiperneurs
Cor pirS am Sreitna abeno, ben ii.
gtocember. in allen ofientiihen Sdu.
len oes Gtoates Ohio cine geipred).
INA Der Sdi,lperbdltniiic. rrie lie sur
3eit aiii Dem 2an6e lid, 0eitaitcn.
iiottiinoen. gu oieier gefpreduna iiuo
Die giiracr oes Stoates s,i ibren
rcip. Tiitriftsidailen einaelooen, I'M,
Wait.el uno @ege norSuihlagen, Die
Gfaiie su beben. Gs iolien aber MIR
oaien in oieien 9erinmniIunaen 3.
Worte fommen unb ans ibrer Wiftc
iollen Telesoien 81 elmer am 5. uno
IS. Tesember in Columbus ltaftiinoesl-
ben Sonpention errpdhIt iperoen. I'm
oieicm 9eriommIui,aen ioa fein Wsit
aIieb bes 2ehrerperionals 5u Wcrte
fonmen, and, ioa fein 2ebrer Ina
feline 2ebrerin ais Geleent ertpdbit
peroen.
@elfes gerpmlbtniB bat es NIT
bieier Ohio educational Surpcp2
lie game 8eid,id,te iheint einca
rein poIiiiifen gnifridb su haben, ans
Der ober ben SdluIeu Sbios fein,E
Ieut gortbeil ertpohien suirb.
es id)eint, Dab bic sanss geips.
aiina por bern Graiioenteu Der ChiO
State uniperiitp ansgebf, benn fem
ssnititut iteint nid)t bas greitiae CT.
rinaen ala fonnen. bos er ihM gernc
perid,niien mofte. lin bieies benz
Serrn Su erm6aIiden. ioa oas Shil.
ip'iem berbaIten. Die ean5e ausbil.
oung Der 2ebrer Ses Staates ioa Dem
aenannicn ssniiitut iiberfrnaen iper.
BEN, oafiir iollen Die Readers COLLEGE
in ben anoeren llniperiitnten bes
Stoates. nnmen:lid, in inierer hicli.
Gen llniperiitaf. aeihloifen peroei;.
9IIfo miiiien alle aipirnnten fir oas
9ebriah ailf 5tpei ooer brei Sabre ih.
rem @obnlis in Columbus aufnes.
men. unS ,uoem iollen MIR In SO,
Illmbns oniseeiertiate 2ehrer5ertiFilntc
i'm Stante 8iiIiiafeit hnben. Collie
nieies 0orgeben Der Volititer BON ben
giirsern gitgebeiBen iperben. 10 lpire
es nit Der SeIbiiperpdItilna Der
Shulen Der grofen Stdbte su Gnoe
|unb iomit ip1re aud, Der beiiti&e I'm
ierridt aei1broet. oenn es ioIien OIL.
bere Meiorn,en eindcfiihrt iperben.
(gin abonnent.)
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6aStDM mnS BeuetMe .

Di. Witsli.bsr beg So. 5ooter
5rauen RelieF Corps, O. u. g., per-
ben iih am 5reitag CUR Sisuns mad
Ter Wpbnuns Der 5rau W. 8reitens
fiein in 1T. Sbomas begeben. Di,
Nbfabrt finoet nm / uhr Rahmittass
bon Der 3. unb Saratosa Sfrab.,
Nepport, aus itatt.
= Jruu Cora Rae.l bon Canton.
Sbio, befinbet fib auf gsiuh bel ibs
rsr Wutter, Srau 6. Secriit, an Der
8. Qpenue, DuDton.
Sn elmer Sibung beg Dapion
Sdulrutbs Derlunst. Sup.rintenbeni
6. 81. 9apIor Elm Qaboratorium fir bic
5onihule. Wuroe p.rlpieien. Der
Wonatsberiht bes Superintenbenten
fir Sttober murbe tpie perleien suts.s
beiBen. - Der 0eneralanfpaIt bes
5tanies ianbte Elm Shreiben, in Dem
er anfibrte, bab Is niht geiebnibris
fei ipenn in ben Offsntlihen Ghulen
8ibels0 s0orleiungen sebalten piirben.
- Jm aenersNnum b.s 5aufes ber
Grnn aanbuu. SO. 123 Ban Boat
Mpeuis. mar Elm Gsusr uusssbro4en,