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Bills introd uced in House.

II. B. 1G, Leftwich-To fix ratio o.;
ADportiOnment and revise Te-appOrtiOn.
ment according to ratio.
II. B. IS, Acknowledgements for
insane asylum for 1913 and 1914.
II. B. 10, Wright-Arpropriation to
nay Herbet Cornell for services as sec
Ietary of civil service commission.
II. B. II, Rowan-ln relation to
came and fish.
II. B. 20, Ped Gates-to fix classi-
lication of Montezuma county.
II. B. 81, Tait-To abolish capital
punishment in Colorado.
II. B. %. Ashton-For support Of
Colorado insane asylum and improve
ments.
II. 3. %, Skinner-For cOnstitu-
uonal amendment, making power com
DaniCs common carriers.
II. B. "a, McDonald-Appropriation
10 pay for Pueblo fair exhibits.
II. B. %, Sknner-To provide for
determination of insect pests.
II. B. &c, skinner-To appoint a
state highway commission and to
build highways.
II. p. q, McDonald-ApproprIation
for payment of exhibits by hOrticultur.
"a board at Pueblo fair
u. b. 2S, ss-Classlficatiou of
Boulder county.
II. b. %, Ardourol-RegulatiO OF
public service corporations.
II. B. No. 30, Leftwich-Requiring
all employers of labor to make a re-
mort Of accidents to the bureau of Ia.
Dor statistics and providing penalties.
IT. B. No. 81, LeftwIch-To abolish
the board OF capital managers and to
make the secretary Of state the Gus
.odIan OF the state capitol building ana
grounds.
II. 3. No. 80, Leftwich-To amend
act creating Colorado free employ.
mcnt agency and establish new Den.
YER branch.
II. 3. No. SO, Leftwich-To amend
bureau Of labor statistics act.
II. b. 40. 81, Norvell-To provide
for repairs on the Routt county state
fish hatchery at Steamboat Springs
II. B. No. 30, Gallup-In relation to
registrations and elections and to pro-
bihit the use of conveyanccs or car.
1ares at primaries or elections. or for
registration Of voters and prescribing
penalties.
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Bills Introduced in Senate.

S. B. IA, ". c. Robinson-Anothcr
antipass bill.
S. B. Is, by Providing for
the creation Of a state boa. 4 Of exam
iners for chiropractics and authoriz-
ing the practice Of that profession.
S. B. lG, Cross-"Blue sky" law,
providing for the suppression Of fake
Investment companies and promoters.
S. b. i, Confirming the
right Of irrigators by direct appropria.
tlon through bitches to uninterrupted
flow Of their priOrities during irriga.
tlon season.
S. b. IS, Van Tilborg increasing
the number Of district judges in the
Eleventh district from one to two
s. B. 10. Van Tnborg Detaching
Teller from El Paso county in tho
fourth judicial district and adding It
to the Eleventh judicial dlstlct.
S. b. 20, Robinson Of FL Paso-
Amending the laws relating to divorce
and allmony.
S. b. 81, Robinson OF FL Paso-Con-
cerning tho torn Of certain public Of
fiCers.
S. B. %, CornfOrth-M Making an ap.
proprIation for the State School for
the Deaf and Blind at Colorado
Springs.
S. b. 90, Carvcr-ProvidinR for pay
ment Of part of the expenses and
maintenance Of the State Industrial
School at Golden.
S. B. "a, Van Tllborg Relating TO
banking.
s. B. 20, Burris-PrescrIbing the
number necessary TO a crew on freight
trains
s. b. q. Reynolds Establishing .
state sugar beet chemist and local
chemists at sugar beet factories.
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Mr.. GOSLINGTON GOT EVEN
Collision Of lll-Manrered Man and
Fire hydrant Afforded Him Much
Satisfaction.

"Nou know the crowding. pushing,
ton, that elbow their way through
and crowd you off into the gutter like
as not, and pass right on with never a
thought? l encountered one of them
This morning in Sixth avenue
He overlook me, coming up from
the rear, walking faster than and
when he had come to me he didn't
sheer out, bnt kept right along, shuu-
dering me so that | almost fell into
the street But in one brief moment
was more than fully avenged
Just as this ill-manncrcd chan
shouldercd me | had arrived at a fire
hydrant, for which | was about to
sheer out You know the fire hydrant
Built OF cast iron, very hard. and
standing up rigidly. very rigdly. You
can't just shoulder fire hydrant out
of the way, and just as this man shOul.
dered me out of his course he came
upon the fire hydraut. which with me
covering it from view he had not
seen. His next rude, reckless step
forward carried him up against this
fire hydrant fair and sQuarely per
bunk,
And It didn't break his leg, but
1t did make him limp: he limpod quite
perccptibly, I was pleased to see, as
he walked away"
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He's Not here

Jimmy was sure he had something
the matter with him so he went to
see the doctor. His pulse was felt
his tongue was examined, his heart
was listened to, and his lungs were
thumped. lie seemed to be sound
'DO you sleep nights" asked the
physician.
"Yes-but I don't enjoy my sleep"
"Ah-what disturbs YOU"
Nothing. except | don't get any
good out of sleeping. go to sleep
the minute | hit the bed and the min.
ute I'm awake | have to get up. How
can fellow enjoy his sleep when he
doesn't know it,"
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COLLECTING Antiuuities.

Slopay received card on which
was engraved: Professor Brace.
Antiquarian"
He knew no such person. so his curl
osity led him to receive him.
What is your business, professor"
he asked, politely.
81 am a collector of antiquities" an
swered the old man.
"So | imagined. And how can /
serve yOu?"
''By paying a deposit on this little
hill you have owed ior more than
three years"
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Pratt Elected Temporary Speaker.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-M. l.. Pratt, Re
publican, who refused 10 enter thn r.
publican caucus, was elected tcmpD-
Iary speaker Of the House, receiving
the solid support Of the Democratic
members. W. j. Woods wag chosrl
temporary secrctarg. The Democratic
declare that they will vote to make a."
temporary organization permanent Ju /
will cndoayor to prevent the rr-rIur
uon OF Unitcd S.a,.a Senate" +. +
Warren.
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HOW TO CURE RHEUMATISM
Prominent Coctor's Best Prescrip-
tion Easily Mixed at Home.


This simple and harmless formula
has worked wonders for all who huNN
tried II quickly curing chronic and
acute rheumatism and buCkaChc, From
your druggist get one ounce or TOris
compound dn original sealed packaCcl
and one ounce OF syrup ot SarsHpurila
compound. Take these two ingredients
home and put them in a halt pint OF
good whiskry. Shake the bottle and
take tablespoonful before each meal
and at bedtime" Good results come
after the first few doses. II yuUr drug
gist does not have TurIs compound In
stock he viii get II for you in a few
hours from his Wholesale house. Don't
be Influenced to take u patent mcdi-
cine instead OF this. Insist ON having
the genuine Toris compound I'm tho
original, unc-ounCc. sCulrd, yellow
package This was published here last
winter and hundreds Of the worst cases
We're cured by II in n short time Pub
lished Wy the Globe Pharmaceutical lab
oratUries Of Chicago.
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Appointments Confirmed.

The following vacation appointments
have been confirmed by the Senate.
State board of health, Dr.. James
Rae Arneil of Denver; DR.. W. c. K.
Berlin of Denver and DR.. Charles Nor
rison of Colorado City.
Board Of control of the workshop
for the blind, Thomas Drake of Den
yer.
Trustee OF the State School Of
Mines, Edmond C. Van Diest of Den
YER
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Personal Privilege.

You sometimes contradict yourself
in your speeches"
"I know it." replied the positive can
ddatc. And l want you to under
stand that ! am the only man in our
party who darcs attempt such a
thing
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Wilson Sends Final Message.

Trenton, y. D. A rc,tcraiiOn Of
PresileutclCcl W.Mon'a progressive
political principles WAS contained in
his second aud lac. annual message az
governor Of New J.H"y, which was
read in both house. Of tho New Jor.oy
Legislature.
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LOR aC Q
LEGISLATIVE
DO NC s
D o | N G s
Western Newspaper Union News Service,
Would Tax Incomes Of $4,000 and Over

Would Tax Incomes Of $4,000 and over
The individual with an income,
whether by salary or investment,
above $1,000 must pay an income tax,
if Senator Carver succeeds in having
duced 1t fixes the tax as follows: On
from $1,000 TO $4,000, a tax OF one
half of | per cent. on from $4,000
10 $4,000, 4 tax of per cent; on from
$4,000 to $4,000, a tax Of ~ per
cent, and on 100000 and over per
cent The only exemption is govern
ment bonds, which, under the national
law, cannot be taxed as income.
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Weeks Nominated to Succeed Crane.

Boston. - Congressman John W
Weeks WAS nominated to succeed W.
Murray Crane as United States Hcua.
tor on the thirty,r1 baIlp. jon jnc Re-
publican Legislative caucua The vote
WAS Weeks, o.; MCCALL 81. Gould, o.,
Lawrs nee, ]; Luce, J.
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ELECT THOMAS
AND SHAFR0TR
LEGISLATURE IN SEPARATE BAL.
LOTS, NAMES THEM TO BE
U. S. SENATORS.
AMMONS INACCURATE
SIMPLICITY MARKED lNSTALLA-
TON OF CoLoRADO's NEW
STATE OFFICIALS.
Me,lern N.w.parcr rnL.n Nov. scr,L.c

Western Newspaper Onion News Service.
Dcuver.-John f. Shalroth and
Charles S. Thomas, both of Denver,
from Colorado by the two branches
of the Legislature, ballotiuE separately
! Tuesday. With one exception both re-
ceivod the solid Democratic vote in the
Legislature. several Republicans who
had pledged themselves to vote for the
popular choice also voting for Shat
roth and Thomas.
Senator John Heckcr was the only
Democrat who failed to vote for the
two party candidates. He voted for
Thomas, but nominated and cast vote
for John b. Hunter of Denver Tor sen
ator for the long term.
In the House OF Representatives.
Sha.rOth and Thomas each received 60
votes. In the Senate Thomas received
27 votes and ShaTOth %.
Charles W. Waterman received 6
votes for senator for the short term
and Isaac Stevens l vote. For the long
term Clyde G. Dawson received votes
and John b. Hunter one.
The total vote of the two houses,
which was canvassed at Il joint ses-
sion Wednesday when the election
was officially ratified, was as follows:
For Long Term Shafroth, Sc; Daw-
son, Il; Catlin, /; Hunter, /; lot yot-
ing. /.
For Short Term-Thomas, 81; Wa
terman, 10; Stevens, !; Vincent J.
not voting, /.
Governor Ammons lnaugurated.
Simplicity marked the in
auguration OF Governor Elias NJ. Am
mons and other state officers-clect in
the House chamber Of the State Capt.
tol Tuesday in the presence Of mem
bers of the jOint assembly and hun
dreds of guests who packed every foot
of space in the galleries and On the
floor of the House.
1t was real inauguration day; the
most remarkable in the last thir-
ty years Of the states history. in
that an entire state administration
changed within a few minutes and two
| United States senators were elected
but brief two hours before.
Other state officers mauguratod
We're:
NJ. \. Leddy, who changes from
state auditor to state treasurer; Roady
Kenehan, who changes from state
treasurer TO state auditor; James b.
PearCe, who succeeds himself as sec
retary of state; Fred Farrar, who sue
Ceeds Benjamin Griffith as attorney
general; Mrs. Mary G. G. bradford,
who succeeds Mrs. Helen NJ. Wilson
as state superintendent of public in
struction; Judge Tully Scott, who
leaves the Appeals Court bench to sue
ceed -'hicf Justice John Campbell Of
the Supreme Court bench, and two re
gents of the State University.
Owing to the death of Lieutenant
governorelect b. f. Montgomery in
December last, no lieutenant governor
will be inaugurated, Lieutuaut-gUy-
ernOr Stephen II. Fit2garrald holding
over until the Supreme Court has do
tcrminCd his status and until the Log
islature has determined the contest for
the office filed by John G. Nixon, Pro-
gresGiyc candidate at the recent cleo
ton
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Idaho Legislature Re.eIec,a Borsh.

Boise, Idaho On the first ballot
Senator W. z Borah was reelected
United state senator by the LcgIala
ture.
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I alse Alarm.

They say that Wombat is "A gen.
ms."
Nothing to that story It's a
canard. loaned him n dollar once
and he paid me back all right
enough"
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improved Some.

The Wife Don't you think mar
rlagc has improved you, dear
The Husbands thing. was
an idiot when ! married YOU
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teethinP, soft"ns 'he gums, rrduceH nnammR.
ton allays pain cures Wind collie .25c "A bottle ltg
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Wizard Of Finance,

would you stick to your husband
IL he stole a million dollars"
"lf he succeeded In keeping It,"
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Firemen Rescue Children and Parents

Chicago Fircmcu rescued half
dozen children aud their parents from
suffocation iu fire which caused
damage of $7o,U0U.
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Turn on the back.biter and say it
to his face.
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ZterbliAfeiteberi4t.

2ouis 8illiams, 81 Sabre, 4243
SomiIton aoe.. 8lutarml,th.
gieo. Stto 3iegler. 8. =. R., Al
Sabre, ct. gonnpentura. gIinboartn.
eiltjiinoung.
Games Safion, t02 esabre, 252G
Gcioto Ctr, gltersihtpdtle
gllioufo Seer, 81 Sabre, 3434 gi'
ihop Ctr. 9unaenent3inloung.
Ghriit. griufmann. rs Sabre, 52l
Iunnrige Ctr. Observation-Disclosures
Selene ahreus, 62 Sabre, 524
Ghannina Ctr, Serjiehler.
8ict. Sd,aeier, 8 Sabre, 1145
Shernan, 7iphtberitis.
Qcrn. sSleo0ermdun, - Sabre, 82a
0doe Ctr. Rierenleioen.
Scrm. Weeier. AZ Sabre, 552 81
t3. Strabe, Ser3iebler.
Su. @erbarot, 80 Sabre, 1907
Dtain Gtrube. s5nqlieit in ShDebe.
Grreitine G1frBer, IS Sabre, f5Ot
gIoirfStr.. SG.agfIuf.
Bertruo glhr. IS Sabre, 1861
Grnit Ctr, BebirnermeifuHg.
Coma gurfbarot. AZ Sabre, 90s
ganrniller Ctr. cSrauelt.
Charlotte IeitihIer. 7 Weonate
Sao g9ebeI glue, Sirnbautent3iln
onng.
Sol. g. Seuoerion, SO Sabre, G1e
uiot. @, 9ahmllug.
0tdrp Sranf. AZ Sabre, 205 q
Clifton gIpe., gtierenIeioen.
g1arp Sfeiiel, 65 Sabre, Gmeri
Sotel. gtierenleIocn.
glli. SdIiellein, a Sabre, 164+
2inu Str.. aItersif1tpdtle.
esranf @oooioro, 81 Sabre, Ills
2ineoln ape.. glutihirJ.
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3mgnnfaa.
2ofpmotipe eines einlanfenben Scr
ionensnges entsleiIt.

lie Goiiagierc bes 9eitern y}ors
gen IN Cincinnati einlauienoen Ser
ionen3nges Der Benniplpania Gtlcns
babu Ipuroen in nidt geringe aulre.
qunq DerleBt, ais Die 2ofo1notiDe an
Bearl 1lno Wartin Strube pl0Blih
entgleiTte. Gum Slid gelang es oent
26fontotipiiibrer ben 3ug gum Sttll.
ltanD 5u bringen bepor Oie Iieben Ser.
ionentpaaen Die 8eleile perlalien fonita
ten. Ter 3ug bate 5ltr 3eit nur zine
Sabrgeidnpinoigfeit pon etlDa adt
M3eiien oie Stunoe. Die 8aIingiere
puroen gebGrig urfgeriittelt, ieOodl
Dur0e nientanb perlebt. Ger Qnfall
IoQ ourf oas Sprei5en Der Shienen
peruriaht iporoen iein, 6a oas 8ohn.
6ett OIL Ger llnfallitelle Ourd} 6a5
Sofmaiier ultternliuirt uno ihmer
beifGoigt moroen mar. Der 8erfcbr
aui Der 2inie erIitt iniol9e 0es lln'
iaQs cine furse llnterbrehung. 0ic
Eaiiaqiere 0e5 perungliiften 3nBe=
Itiegen aus uno erreihten 3u SUB oer
8ran0 Central gabnbof.
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gep 0prt, S. 2lprtt. - 2tngst.:
.aroonIanD" BON 4ntperpen; .Wina
nebatd" BON Qpnoon; ,GIpmpic" BON
SoutbamptoH; .1Qormina" bon Gjes
uua; ,Gpuoam" BON Rotteroam.
Ibqegangeu: ,RporoanU" nod Rota
teroun; yYrin5 Grieorih WtIbeIm"
mad Bremen; san 9iorgto" nd4
NedpeI; .ganGba E" uab Neupel
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niB" ppn gremen.
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ylep Oort.
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nio~ bon Rem gOrt- 4beeg.: .Gpma
rio" na6 8ortlanb.
6,a m burg. anget.: .wiaebao"
BON Bprtlano.
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fin g.ecitie" ppn Rerp Wort.
Dpner. lnoet.: .ssinnlann" BON
Rem. Dor., naa 9Iutu<rpsn beitimmt.
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llniihtr semOroenc 0ebduoe
Gieielben niiiien aui Vefebl bes 1e'
bauoeinipeffors abgetragen
iuerDeH.

8ebdit0einipettor Rapp m6 ieine
2ellte hoben piel Arbeit Dor 'idl. Tie
ieIbe beitebt In elmer ,Snipettion Der
i1mrtlihen Sanier, lpeld)e ourh Die
lle6eridapemmuag unter 2o'ler &c.
ieBt moroen iinS lno Die 5iim 11el.
beinahe pier5ehn 5a9e lang untet
1aIier aeitonoen haben. Die s,Snipet.
ton lit iehr uctbpenoig, oenn ]dbl'
reid,e Sdiiier, Die 10 ruie 10 nif)t s,l
ben ici.eiten serehnet iperoen foniten,
iinb orrd, bic Gintpirtl,ng Der 6lui9
berinaBen i'm ibren 8rlmofeitelt ge.
ithp1httporben, bnb ibr einitur5 81
beiiirffen iieht. 7ieie 8ebdlios mill
fen obnc Weiteres Ger1umt lpsrnen
pereits deitcrn ,piroe Der ge'ehi 5ur
iciortigcn RGun:n.g oes groBen Ie.
nementbous 1916 Welt Court
StraBe erIaiien. ipeld,es ourh oas
Etn,ipoiier Ses Iiaereef oerartil
unternlinirt morben lit. onB es abge'
trasen sperben nriB. Gbenio fultrot
Gle Rdimung Der Sdiiicr 3iS, 32C
uno 322 CIT 5ront StroBe, 5rm 500
eleanor A!er IN RaerioHpille nls
einer sSrau aoebler gehdrig, ongeoro'
net, bn Beiabr eineS elnIturses Der
hanSen iit. 1as 8ebdiioc geo. i
9taia CTR, y. s. strogs- gebOrIl
uno on Die Groiun gretuing go. per
pahtet, mluB ousgebehnter Repara
t,,ren untersoaa iperoen, ehe es irIe
Der benuet tperoen bari. las BON ocl
8rceerfirmn @ebriioer 2cluis benllstt
@ebauoe 81 uno 81 8ine Strabc, bal
iir binten 5nrh Die @egif,mennnlnf
ser Brunomaus.r bermnBen aelentt
bal, oic ent'ernung Der @aarea imi
entipredenoe Rcporatnreri angeorone
fpuroea. Gle gct1toe 116 uuo is
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aeboriJ. miiiier hintcr atgetrG1cI
neroen, ieriier Die iteher aebliebtne'
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menthaus 1913 uno 10l5 GiiitcI
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ria, mlb obgetraaen meroen. II
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iciort asrauntt ,pcroen. sSeruer tunre
nas gum 2rhaporth Rodlai, ae5oti
ne Snus 95G sSei eonrt StraB. Ton
bcnnirt IN perid,ieSenc tenement
s,misbriiber iopeit ben an Tie erlaile
nen aufioraernngen nif,t nud|aefct
men Hnb, ioa geaen oieielben aerltt
Iif pcrgcgangen iueroen. @ie es belBi
Eoucn spoii Snftbeieble erluirft lper
nen
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Weburten.

9am. unb emma Uieper, Sal 2iD'
illalton gtue., anabe.
,sreo. uuo 4me!ia Vailler, 1852
Sigblano 9lpe., Md0fen.
Su. lno Bertha Smitb, p 8eIi
Is. CTR, Wdofen.
Mm. mo Boa 6Iorenee, S56 Git
;. CIR, gPd0d,en.
q. uno Gpa 1ron 1925 eilclte
9lue., Anabe rmo Mdofen.
Go. uuo Roie Beet, 1925 8tne
ctr, aPd6fen.
Charles uno Ncllie Solle, 2l7
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tern 2Ioe., ana6e.
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g2eit Z. Ctr. WiGohen.
Sp. uno Mauie @rane, 1909 Selt
StraBe. Widod)en.
glnor. uno iSlora 3eiier, Gil
Ghird, CTR. R1ohen.
Jreb. uno slnna Senger, 1851 W
State glpe.. stnabe.
syohn lmo gnna arapp, Saflor
Genter, anabe.
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Sfattou,nier int glue 6raF Suu

Sn benz bon Der Wutter Ratur 10
berrIib auseeitattsten 8lue Grab Snn
IpsrIammeIn iid am nd4itsn Sonntug
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acmmittee, ipel6es bic arrangements
in SGnosn bat, pirb 4Qes t6un, mas
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ebrern bss sblen Statipieles Den Iufz
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aebm ais nur mDsli6 3u MAIDEN.
Gun3 beionbers iiuo Die UtitgIRber
tes Cincinnati Stattlubs einssIdbeu,
iicl nit Der Rittern Der bier Wensel
i'm glau gros Staute 5u rneiien. Ruf
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Slteno itatt. Bel peIhem Der in aenz
tadp 70 beriibmte S6misrtds NIT
Shnittlauh isrpirt perben tuiro.
Qtua piro Is an 0elitatefen dnoerel
Qfrt ni6t iebien. Shre Rittsr Der pier
0en3el, ieit 2tue bsrslia tpiatommsn
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Ter Uorfianb hts TeuiIt.n 4llsss
m.m protsi.ansiffen WaiIsns Der. ns
belt atiisrn ab,no isins le:t.mdbi &
Wsriammluns unisr ttnl Uoriib oes
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fiibyse eas proioton.
Der Usrpalter 6err Role un.trbrsis
is.s isin.n 9erichs. luonah i'm 6 ufe
bss isslsn Monats ersi 9tneer in rie
anjsali aufsmpmmen iDurcen uno iih
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Qnnbep, gbirlfs g. Rublsr purte an
Gin pcM bsm prdiiosnien trn n,nntss
Rommiiiee perlpieisn.
NIs Reut Miielisoer puroen tf:
ferren u. Eder. pln glo. 2s29 0ltns
bora Apenns unb soermann u. Gang
BON 80. 2625 1sllspue apenus aufz
Gtnommtn.
Jrnu Qermann Gttifens. prdiibsn'
I'm bes 1rontnsYsreins sRommitlsss
ipobHte Den Dtrfonbluneen BEL uni
lub ben Doritanb gu bsm am Cams
tag Mbtnb in Der Vorb gineinnot
9urnbale ftdttfinbenbsn grobsr
Qu6re. Domino Rnb 1anj oei
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0citalten iidJ ailmaflid, lpieber bic
0erbalfniiie nnd Der 5lntb.

Ier 9Slui, fahrt fort, NIT eincr
ourdif,nittlid)en 8cidnpinoigfeit pon
4 bis 5 3ebntel SUB per Stun0e 3ii
faaen. Ter @aiieritano gina aelterli
Hadnittag onf unter 40 Sub berltIl-
ter. M1breno Der lebten 36 Stitnoe.i
lit in gen5en 5luB8ebiet oes Gblos
fein Gegen nie0ergc9angen, nn0 oic
0erbaltriiie i'm lleberldlmemnlmJs
gebiet lpcroen balo nieoer normal
iperoen.
Gie Geinininqsarbeiten III oen
ii6etilntbct oeiueienen Iiltriften iuer.
ocn 5ng uno Jtaft nit ilnpernlnoer'
TEN eifer iortgciett. ieood) lit Sas
Ncrf Gin 10 muiaugreihes ilno 'd)ipte'
RIGGS. boB cs nod geraune 3eit odu'
ern miro, bis Die BON Der lleber.
ihnemmina bctroiienen Straben
Hlatc ino 0duier lid, lpieoer iir lhrer
normnlen geriaiiirng befinoen lper'
beu.
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IN her sp. Qrps. ct. Sohanne

Sn Der gp. prot. ct. Sobannss
@emeinbe auf Mt. 4uburn paitor
GrnIt 8oB) iinbet heute gtadgitittas
bas monatlite aafieetrdn5Acn oeS
fsrauenpereins itatt. sSelaenoe Gnnen
neroen Die 8aitseberiunen iein: Car.
rie ,Sinf. llriula 5ud,s, anna 8aro.
ner. Gable 8lnab, galerin 8relllh,
aathcrina Sooper uno Dtaril Erin
aenburg.
- Sn Der prot. p.ttrs rsssmeinos
(5ans 5aupi. paitor) finb.t am
Tittpct, ben 8. April, bic monatlihe
8eriammluna bes Srauenpereins
isott. on bic iih oas Eaffee.rdnshen
an't!isBt. Die folgenoen Domen bil.
rem oGs aommittee uno laben ihrs
Ss.annisn bsrSiih sur 3beiIndhme
elm. syrau qnna Sis. 'Srau Wars.
0oupt, Jrou Glifabet1 5obi. 5rau
guguiie 6ol;peiB. Grau 2ouiIe 9auc
uno ,sran glniIie gberle.
- Sn Der gpans. prot. Watib
gemsinb., CLINTON qloes. CO. 9.n.hin.
Eaitpr) geben am 2onneritag oie IA
men: Warie 8rebenfemper. GIiiabett
@oes. 1a,e!ine Sndemeper. Souiit
Sdnbmad,er unb lQinnis Settler il
Den monaiIihen aaiise iiir zen Srun
en.9erein.
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Dirb DpII5dblie 5OIee gelsiitst ipsrbsn.
Die Vorbersitunqen 3u eem am ers
fien Sonntag i'm Suni iiuttfinbsnbsn
5riilingsfeit oes M1ifens0ereins ma,
den riiltise Jortlhritte.
gu geIufSs aontm.tteen nurb n
ernnnnt: Dom 8. bis 15. 2tpril be
6srren Sobn 8. Wlsper unb CD.
Shrisfer nno bonn 15. Els 20. Mpril
bic berren Rsp. GiIbsrt Shmibt unp
sSobn Ghnor3.