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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
AN ARTISTIC TREAT

The Woman's Club will bring
to Mount Sterling on the evening
of March the twelfth exquisite
films of contemporary American
paintings-sixty in number.
Through the kindness of Mr..
Wilkerson these films will be put
on at the Tabb Opera House in
connection with the regular pic
ture show without extra charge.
These films are hand-colored by
experienced artists especially for
the National Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, and are the most
beautiful ever sent out.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
SMALL BLAZE AT CAFE

A small fire was discovered
Sunday night about IL o'clock in
the rear of Mirris' Cafe adjoining
the stores of The Walsh Co. and
IS. p. Greenwade. The fire COM
pany was called and soon had
the fire extinguished. The dam
age done to the cafe was slight
and was covered by insurance.
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SPLENDID
MEETING
Revival services at the Christian
Church Being Attended by
Large Crowds.

Much interest is being shown
in the protracted meeting now in
progress at the Christian church,
conducted by Rev. Mark Coils,
of Lexington, assisted by Rev.
E. A. Osborne, of Rome, Ga.
The church has been crowded
every night for the past week
and 100 persons have joined the
church.
This meeting is considered one
of the best ever held in this city
and the gentlemen in charge of
same have won a place in the af-
fections of all who have heard
them.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
NEW FIRM

Messrs. Wesley CHM and l..
C. Howard, of this city, have en-
tered into a partnership and will
do general contracting and re-
pair work. Mr.. CHM is an expert
workman and will have charge
of all work while Mr.. Howard
will take care of the business end
of the firm. Both are excellent
gentlemen and will no doubt be
successful in their new venture.
We wish them success.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
ATTENTION HORSEMEN |

You will soon need horse cards
and folders. Why not come in
and place your orders now? Our
facilities for getting out work of
this character cannot be excelled
and your work will receive Our
careful attention and is guaran-
teed satisfactory.
This year promises to be big
year with the stockbreeders.
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ing illustration of the use of pa
tronage to build up a political
machine to be used by a faction
of the party; nor, in our judg-
ment, a more deplorable illustra-
ton of the President permitting
another to dictate his patronage
so as to punish those who fought
for, and reward those who fought
against the Presidents nomina-
ton.
And now in the face of this
record, the Senator announces
that if the Postmaster General,
and the President dare to exer-
else their discretion in appointing
one who is not agreeable to him
he will fight his confirmation.
For one, we do not believe Sena-
tor James would ever oppose
anything the President wanted ;
there was never chance, in our
judgment, of his opposing any
appointment made by the Presi-
dent but if he can retain the alb
solute control of the Federal pa
tronage, through a combination
of bluff and servility, it will en-
able him to strength the machine
that is being constructed by him
for his own purpose.
1t has been the immemorial
custom for the Democratic party
for the Democratic Representa-
tive to have a pre-potent influ-
ence in the appointment of post
masters in their districts. If re-
cognition by the President is de-
pendent, as is the recognition by
Senator James, upon the approval
of the whiskey interests of the
State, it is we'll that that also
should be known.
Candidates for the Senate are
to be nominated by the Demo
Gratis and Republicans in August
of this year; candidates for state
offices are to be nominated in
August of 1915. Does the Presi-
dent intend, or is he willing, to
have the whole power of the Fed
eral patronage in Kentucky and
the prestige of his great office
and high character thrown into
the scales in favor of those who
have been inimical to him, and
are representatives of the liquor
interests?
President Taft, at the behest
of Senator Bradley, appointed
lonly his opponents to office, and
the Republican party in Ken
lucky was wrecked. President
Wilson, at the behest of Senator
lanes, has so far appointed only
his opponents to Office in Ken
lucky. Will there be a like re-
suit?
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KRYL'S CONCERT

The musicale to be given to-
night at the Tabb Opera House
by Bohumir Kryl and his two
daughters will not begin until
$40 o'clock on account of the
protracted meeting now in pro-
gress at the Christian church.
This hour was decided upon in
order to give all an opportunity
to attend.
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Flour Sale.

Saturday, March I4th, Eldean,
the prize taker at Sass per cwt-
w. P. Weckesser,
Phone 552A Ewington, Ky.
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Embroideries

$500 yards of new embroidery
Price reduced to SC per yard tol
this week. THE FAIR
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MR.. DESHA
BRECKENRIDGE
Makes Grave Charges in Regard
to Local Post Office
Contest.

lie Lexington I1cId lu Ids
long been noted for its fairness,
its independence and its conser-
vatism, hence the following ex-
tracts from an editorial in Sat-
urday's issue, is of interest not
only to the people Of Montgom-
gomery county, but of the entire
State:
Presidential Patronage in KY.
The contest for the postoffice
at Mt. Sterling, which is, as far
as we are aware, the first instance
in which there has been an open
disagreement between Senator
James and any Democratic Rep
resentative, has assumed such
aspect that it calls for state wide
attention. We have no more
right to take part in that contest,
and have just as great right as
has Senator James. The Demo
Gratis of Montgomery county
have a representative at Wash
ington-a Democrat of good
standing. 1t would be imperti-
nent in us to inject our desires
or views into such a local con-
test; but it is no more imperti-
nent than it is for the Senator to
project his desires and views and
purposes.
According to newspaper &C
counts Senator James has an
nounced:
81 think Squire Turner will be
selected. If not, in the event
Chilcs in nominated, | will op-
pose his confirmation on the
grounds that he is not a Demo
crat, but an independent voter
that he voted against Bryan
Goebel, and other Democrats
These reasons, I think are
enough"
OF course, these are not the
real reasons that animate the
Senator. 1t does not make the
slightest difference to him wheth,
er a man supported or opposed
Mr.. Bryan eighteen years ago
or supported or opposed Gov
Goebel fifteen years ago. Presi.
dent Wilson did not favor Mr.
Bryan's election there are mem,
bers of his cabinet, for the con,
| irmation of whom Mr.. James
voted, who opposed Mr.. organs
election; Mr.. James has recon-
mended for appointment, and had
appointed to Federal Office in
kentucky, men who opposed
regular Democratic nominees
within a year of their appoint
ment. No one, therefore, can
accept as sincere the statement
that it is because of any past po-
litical independence that he fav-
ors or opposes the appointment
of any particular man to office.
President Wilson has turned
over to Senator James, as com
pletely as did President Taft to
Senator Bradley the Federal pa
tronage in the State; Senator
James has used that patronage,
as did Senator Bradley, to ostra-
else the friends of the President,
and to reward those who fought
the Presidents nomination. He
has further used those appoint
ments to build up machine
moulded to the purposes of the
whiskey interests. Not only has
Senator James dictated the Pres
idential appointments, but &C
cording to the statements made
by men appointed to office by
the President, the Senator has
dictated the minor appointments
going even to the extent OF di-
recting the patronage of the Office
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

For Sale large heating
stove, for gas or coal-also two
small heating stoves at
Spot Cash Grocery.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

This is our first year in selling
garden seeds. You get new
seeds if you buy here papers
for : cents-THE FAIR
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11

4 lib. Head Rice for 25c.; 3 lb.
good Rio Coffee for soc, at Spot
Cash Grocery's Closing Out Sale.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
RENTS WAREHOUSE

Messrs. kirkpatrick & Clay
have rented the large warehouse
of the Burley Tobacco Company,
located on the Levee turnpike,
for next year. The house was
rented at public outcry at the
Court House door.
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Lot For Sale.

On Sycamore street near Clay
Apply to Phone AS,
Miss Sue Evans
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1914-03-11
The Advocate for Printing

Are you a live one? Get next
to the -four sale at Ewington,
Saturday, March ID, 1914.
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0Sieoer einZpielplaAnnfaII
lie 6 Sabre aIte Mamie @nlii iiel
oOu einem Gerhii unS 500 iid
einen bOppelten Inter.
armbru6 5n.

Gie 2aM ser llni1lle, welfe iid
aui oiientlihen SpielpIasen 5lttra.
gen. mebren iih in eridrcfenber
@eiie. sluf Dem oiientIiden SpieI.
plne Der Wobarpf iinb Central Aue.
mlroen Dor einiaer 3eit brei ainoer
Surd bas Neiben elmer Sbaufel per.
Iest, i'm Boibington 1arf SpieIpIas
oerunsi,idten tiir5Iih 5lpei fleinere
ain6er inioIae ,lngcniigenoer slui.
iiht itno iano geitern gormittag iuie.
Ger elm llniall our6 gdn5lihe llnbe.
aiIififtiguns eines oiientlifene
SpieIplaseS itatt.
9ie 6 Sabre alte 9tifte Iamie.
Der Srau ". 9auli, bon go. 532
Gbannine Strnbc. bate iit nad
bem spicIpIae on Der Soiepbine H.
Ringgol6 Sirabe, Dh. slubiirH, bege.
ben iuS ertlctierte cine Geiter, bon
melter iie abitiirjie, unb iih einen
ooppeIten grub De slinfcn llniror.
mes au5og. Tas perleste aino MIR.
De 5u Ir. Charles u. Smitb, Ro.
224 Torheiter sIUeule gebradIt, mel.
der einen 9erbano anIegte.
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3okal.Derid)t
9ooesnnrs
0ertrube JeoSers itiir5t bic 5repp.
in ibrer @obunns binab nnS
blelbt toot liesen.

Ter Coroner, tpelfer geitern bon
Dem gbleben Der n Sabre alter
@ittipe ssrail Gertrude 5cooers bon
Ro. 2t43 Satmafer Strabe benad-
rid,tist ipur6a, itellte felt, oaB bic
@reiiin 6urh @enidbrud) peritnrben
III. ssrau Seooers bate geitern
Woraen gorbereituneen 81 einem
airbaang getroifen lno mar i'm Be
griff, cine Sreppe in ibrer @obnung
binab5ugeber. als lie aniheinenb
oiirh einen SebItritt Die iieiIe Sreppe
binabitiir3te. Cine W'itbepobnerin
oes Saliies, Srnii SSciepb sorrca,
bortc ben StirS uno bas guiiflage1
oes aorpers Der sSrau iin6 elite CUR
Silie ga Srmi SeoSers anf sln-
riifen feline alntport gab, purbe Or.
@illiam gairid)ter berbeiaeriiien,
lpelfer MIR nod Den ourh 8enid.
brld) eineetreienen 5ob fonItatiren
fonnte. glitberoem bat Die geritor.
bene cinen giaienbrud unS auiflei.
nenb irnere 8erIesunsen oappnae.
traaen.
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Iaidjenbiebi

Wiele gafdenbiebftdbl. ipurber
aeitern b.r poIiaei aemslosi. Gn bel
Gonep Sslano Werft. am sSube oci
groaopap, bati.n f6 5aihsnbisb,
bag 9.brdHse au Rube ocmaht uni
glb.rt 6. gaiter Don Ro. 1432 Jrsc'
man 4penue. bi. Gelbb0ri. nit $2f
SnhdIt atitobl.n.
aui elmer Gait Gnb Gar pur,
ts GeOroe aipp bon Ro. 1649 Den
cam Strabe an Der p.arl unb 9rpao'
non I'M feline Gtlbb0rie nit $61
ipslflt er in Der 5iifi.ntaihe fiber
aufbepabrt alaubi.. b.mauii. aipp
tonnte Der pOfissi cine porsiisli6,
gettreibuna bes pcrmeintIihen 3as
itenbisbs abgsbsn.
Wtitsre permsintlidt 9aitenbiebz
fable tpurben Der poIi3.i gsii.rn
Gbsnb semelost. Cine G.lbbSris nit
$12 Snbalt purbe Gilbert Ropetamp
DOn Ro. 1912 Sprins Strabe auf .is
ner lagoon Gar on Der a. ino 8ins
Strabe BON sinem unssfdbr 40 S.b,,
alien Wann seitoblen.
Sn elmer Warian ap.. Gar be-
merit. 1rau katherine 9bompiOn btn
Wliboletofpn. g., Den 0erIuit ikrer
G.lobSris nit $1.25 Snbalt unb 1Hs
beren ileiHsn ipertbDollen GsssniiaHs
ben.
anIt.insnb bon sinem 9aihsnoieb.
Der William WeWlilIan aus 2uoloip.
aD.. lGnesrs 3sit I'm urt.r.n Warts.
raum bes 0rano Central Yabn1afs
teobn6tst bate, ipurDe bsmisIbsn cine
9slobSrf. nit $52 SnbaIi seftobIeE.
gbsnfans auf elmer Sittno Gar
purbe an Der 8. unb 9apmiller CTR.
aouis Selb. ip,lhsr an Der 2. Strabs
uno Central glpenut ipobnt. BON hrei
Tai6enbisben um ben gstras bon So
beitoblsn. Der Beibreibuns nad, ois
Der geitobIen. Der polissi aab, Dlrsr
bic Burden slsit s.tleio,i uub trls
gen Sanbtalten init iih.
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@un einem auto geitiirSt.

Bon einen 2aitalitomobiI, pelfes
aIs geiiftigungsmagen benust wiro,
itiirjte geiiern her 33 Sabre olte
5reo. @ilrSemdnn, BON go. 3461
@oooburn apenue, ourb pIosIides
Stleiibern bes itpueren @agens oil
Der @bcron un6 State slpenue ab uno
bIieb temlbtlos ali ben 5abroamm
licgen. 9iiroemann ipuroe nnh benl
iiaotiifen arantenbnus gebradIt, no
er idlncll bas geipubtiein ,pieberer.
langtc. Gie ger3te foniiatirten. Sub
Der gerinsliidte burd, ben StiirJ
einen Sdiilterblatibruf) bauongetra'
aen bate.
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cine beIiimmie p.rion i'm 9erbddt,
ben 9i.bitabI bssanssn 5u babeH.
- WitielIt Stemm.ii.n srbrad.n
Die6e bas aii6enfsniitr Der @o6uung
Don Gb. Sobn. 30. 1903 SefferioH
9lpe. uno enttpenbsten na6 Ginbrinsen
in bic Rdume aus ein.m 3immer 2
llbrsn i'm Dertbs BON S97.
- 6iiie, W.iisr unb anbere Gss
senitGnbe ipurben aus Dem GsIddit
Don 6arrb stab, go. 423 Weit 8.
Strabs. pdbrenb Der Somitas Ra@t
s.itoblsn.
- Ginbrsher iiaiietsu in Der HdM
gum Sonntas Der Wpbnung Don
6oiparb Wurlibsr, Ro. 421 Gtrdigbt
Strabs, sinen un.ripiinftten 9eiu6
ab, inbem fie mad seipaItiamsm Seffs
n.n Der Gsniier 3utritt 5u ben RGus
men qefunbsu baiisn. Die Burden
miiiien i.b.nialls in ibrtr arbeit ses
Hort norben iein, osnu fe eu!ipenbes
ten nur sinen Repolper unb lisbsu
psribooae Saden uuberiibrt auriid.
- gb.nfdIs tinen ReDolDsr ents
ipenb.te elm Dieb, ipsldsr s.iieruVads
mittds mad Qufbre6en zines &sllers
f.niters in bic Wobnuns DON Or. :.
q. sSobniOn. Ro. 66 Solliiter Ctr,
brang.
- 9r,i gsnssl I'm aIier bon 10
Sabren purben ssitetn Radmittag
BON einem Wdbter bsoba6tet, aIs fis
Die gube bss 3immermanns Gbiparb
MeGartbp, go. 210 St 8. Strabe,
perlieben. Die 8snssI !roden bnr6
elm Jenfisr auf cine SeiieugaFe. gs
.onnte nod ni6t feitseiteIt perben,
OBJ uno mas bic gurfb:n ssitoblsn
hdbeu.
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Gixbride unb 9iebhdbIe.

- llsber Geu,rlsitern bee Rsbsns
bauiss itisssn ssftsrn gu fri;bsr Wors
ssnitunbe Ginbreher in bic Rdums
Der Wsitern Sursieal Supplp 60,
80. 40 W.Ii 6. Strabs Elm unb snts
ta.nbsttn peridisosns Sadsn, bersa
Bertb nod ni6t fsitseftslIt ipsrbsn
tonnt.. 2tus BEN pult purbsn $5 ss.
itpblsn. Die Disbs bsgabn ii9 duf
ben JsusrIsitern Bis aur brittsn Giast
bss DON Der bsitoblsn.n airma sssisnes
ten 5aufss unb itiessn burds 8enitsr.
Damn ipanbtrttu iis bur9 bic Rdums
mad bem erhsn Siodpert. no Fl, ibrs
guspubl an Geseniidnbsn trafsn.
albert Gtsisleber, lpeIher in BEN
Sauls ,Ro. 554 Meit aibsrtp Girabe
elm Rsitnurant bstrsibt, tbeilts Der DO
liaei NIT. Sob ibm aus sinsm aommo.
ttniuitsn feiner Mobnuns Der 9siras
bon SIT gsftoblsH wurbs. waan bat
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@in franf .iein.

SIN iidbtiIden 6ofpiaI fanb iid at.
tern glbenb Der A Sabre alte grant
8olanb aus aapreneeburs, Snb.. EN-,
tpelder lin aufndbme i'm 5olpiiaI
radfuhte. ba er anse6li4 irant lei.
Die 4erste fonnten abfolut ieine Gr-
traniuna tcnitatieren duber altobols
aenub. gpIanb bate eiHs, anseblid)
BON benz poli5sibsi SaHes Ddlter in
Gapreneebure, Sno, untsrseidnsts
aarts bel Ii6 peldt beiast, bah Der
Mann frant iein ion. 9olanb nil
bon Dem poIiaeidef nah Cincinnati
aipsds 6ofpitalbehabInns ssianst
iporben ieiH. unb fam mad ieinsn
glngaben bireit bonn gabnbof mad bem
6oipitdl.
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Cod i'm aopf.

Wit elmer aopfipunbe. purbs ac'
tern qbeno Der q Sabre olte 6dtris
2)elton, BON SO. 1853 .Sobn StrdB..
benz fidoiif4sn Qranisnbaus einselies
f,rt. ipeIde er iid bei sinsm Siurs
an Der 7. unb stobn Strube ausssosen
bat. gelton slitt ub.r zine Obfs
fhale aug unb fiiirst. 70 unsIiidli9
duf bag pflaiter. Sab cr iih bic an.
g.se6tne 8erI.buna susoa. ipsIde i'm
6oipital pernGbi ,perbsn mubts.
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Die .Sanotaidle entriiien.

Gin Strab.nrdub.r entrib seit.rn
qbsnb SRI. Rorp Waffe Dor ibrer
Mobnilns an &anal unb Wlain Ctr.
ole SanbtdTfs nit 81 uno dnber.n
8esenitdnben an Snbalt. auf bic
Silf.rufe Der 9sitoblenen eilten pdfs
ianten berbei, psl1e bic 9erfoIsuns
oes Observation-Disclosures aufnabnen.
obns beHfelben isood gu erreid.n.
Die 8sraubts ionnte Der poiiJei cine
quite Notwithstanding bss 9iebss
aeben.
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SabtDm nmo Seuebae.

Srau 9duic Sobnion bon bsr
3. glpeniie, SdDton, ipuroe tpeaen ge.
brauds semeiusr Rsbsnsarten aeasn
5rauSoiepb poe BON berieIb,n SiraBe
nm $40 unb bic Soften beitraft. slrau
aelib bon Cincinnati erbielt ipeaen
llnfuss 10 Sage 4rbeiisbdus. G6efs
probationsbeamter Mepers, Der Der
Ytrbanblung beitpobnte, erbob iofort
einc anflaas Der 8srIeitana aur
pfliatNrnatIdfisuns sesen ole drau
unb tommt ibr Gaa am Uaontaa
Radmittaa i'm Gountpssri6t in Heips
port sur g.rbnnbluns. Cine aHSabl
aHabsH iiHb aIs 3euaen porselsbsn.
poli3si6sf Srtlisb BON SaDton
bat peri6ibsns plumbers porgelaben,
neil lie ieine ,Ssipsr Taper" 3i5sns
erldngt baben. GbenIo purben aud
Verionen porgeldben, bic bersits
6eusrpertstDrper perfauft baben.
Rad Der bsirsifenoen Srbinans biir.
fen Dor benz 4. SuIt feline 5euerfpsriss
torper Dertauii ober abgebrdnut pers
ben. Die 5dle tommen beute Rd6s
mittas Dor poIi3siri9ier 2sRpp sur
9srbanbIune.
- platats, tusIhs 9orf9riften fir
autompbilbsiiBsr obsr bsrsn Gbaufs
feure, Wotor3 3peiraofabrsr etc. enibaI.
ten, limb in 7apton an pisIen pIdb.n
nnasftlaeen. gsrsebsn otatn bic gors
i6riftsn tDsrrtn unnadIi4tIi9 seabn'
bet.
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gon ,inem wsotorraO nieS.rneranm.

geim ll.beri8rsitsn beg Gabrbum.
mes an Der 8. unb Wounb Strabt,
ipurbe oeitern 2lbsnb Der 80 Sabrr
aIie Ghn.iber, Ben 3eiblsr Don RC.
643 Weit Court Strabe. BON einem in
boiler GeIdpinbiatsit fdbrenoen Wlo.
torrab nieDerseitoBsn. unb trua @er'
kbunqsn an Der Iinien Gsite. rthten
GlIbostn unb lintsn S&snisl boDon.
Der gerlsbte purbe burd Grsuno.
nan feintr WohHuns aebra6t, ipr
|ibm drstIi&s 6iIfs authsil purse.
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oerfe. Sic purbe na4 bem Spesr's
9olpital se6radf, ipo es iih beraus.
iiellte, bab iie unter Der Sibe lit.
Rihael WicSusb BON gineins
natl, Der gIaubte, bab er tbun Tonne
mas ibm belisbt, purbe bonn poIi.
5liten pil9rim ipegen 1runten6sit
uno 5erumlunserns perbaftet. gbds.
Worton unb hilbert MeTer ipurben
pesen 3srnmlunssrns einsebratt.
Reb. Gbparb Depenbrod. gru.
Der bss 5errn DITTO Otpsnbrod, Der
lett Wlonatsn in europa mar, pirb
beute 5uriiderpdrtet.
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geihrdltet Selbitmoro.

Die @attin bes 55 ssdbr. alter
Samusl Smitb aus GImipoob erfu6t.
seiisrn bic poIi5si. auf ibrsn Wanu sl
fdbnbtn, peld,er felt Samitas aus
ieinsr WObnuns Oeritapunben 1T,
Da 5rau Smi!h mitibeilie, befiird'
tsi lie, bab iid ibr Wann Elm aeit
anseiban bat, ba sr oas Saus nit bem
8em.rtsn perIieB, bab iie ibn ni4i
fpisb.r ieben iperbe. gbs bic 5ra,l
Elm. Grildruna iiber ben qusiprut
bon ibrsm Wlann erlanssn tonnie.
bate bsrislbs bas Saus perIaHsn.
Smitb TT felt flint Wonat.n leibtnD
unb iol bieisr 3uitanb fart oeprimis
renb auf ibn gsipirtt baben.
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unb psrbanie auss 3brsn btilmitislH. %
rad,t mir gsrsnlsen, mtineu Iadbarm
unb f}reunbtn bon ibHen Su er3dbItn.1 =
sSran Wattie Saiep, sol Golqubone
Ctr, TaHpiae, ga.
Refine Srau, mslfe OH irgtnbeinsr Jorm
BON ,Fraueniibtl Icba, lolte bic poifnuus
aufaebtu, bis he 2bbia q. pinfrdniS Bsgs.
tabi. COMPOUND cine rittiss grobe &C..
fpdtrt.
Sieies beriibmie 5eilmiiisl, bsffn msoi'
,iniite BeIianoibeie bon sinbeimiipsn
gaursslu uno arduieru bsrasiitlit iino. bat
iid isii mtbr ais risr,ig 9ahrsn als rim
b1c,h wsrthpouss Tonic unb Gidrfer bes
psibIic1en Grsanismus srwisitn. lltberdll
l.aen sSrausn gsrnt 3tusHib ab fir bic
punosrpoa,n eigenfdlaitn BON Spbia Y.
4inibam's SeseiabIe gompsunb.
@emm sie ben sfrinsiteH 3,neiiel
Sariiber babrH, Oh fgoia e. Einf.
6am's @cgctahlc COMPOUND Sbnen
bcliem fam, idlreiben Sic an pnbia
6. Einfbam sisbieine 50. teoHiiotn.
tielI), apnh, Raii., nm Ratb. Sbr
grief luiro ppn einer Sran se5ifnet,
seleien umb bsantiuortet nnh I'M
itrensiten gsrtrausu sebaIten lueroeu.
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aas @.Is i'm strHmpi.

Ridarb Rod, 45 Sabre alt. oui
lrbdna, 81, srihisn seiiern i'm De
tetiip Sdupiquariisr uno tbsilte Der
geamien nit, Sab ibm bon sineu
MdbdeH i'm Reb aisbt 9iitritt aus
ieinsm Strumpf Der gstrag BON SAC
seitobIeu fporb.u i,i. Rod polli. iid
In Cincinnati amiiiirsn uno iisl babe
Der 23idbrisen Mobel Bropn, BON bei
George Strab., in bic Sdnbe. DIX
gropn rpurbe auf 6i.is antIase bin
fefissnomm.n. ipdbrsnb Rod in .3.u.
senbaft per6Iieb.
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sdlluer urrlest.

Wessn elmer ssrinsfiisisen llriade
serietb ssitern 8Drmiitas Der %
Sabre nlts Sames SbOmpiOn bon Ho.
S34 9ant Strabe nit tinem Manu
an Der Gol.rain unb Central aDenue
in Str.it, in b.Hen 0srIuuf 1bomps
ion oura Weferihnitte i6per Ders
lsbt fpurbs. Gin S6nitt bate ben
r,ften ssinnbaden bes Monnts bloss
sslsat unb bins bas Jleii& an Der
Iinten &innfeite in Sgtben kruntsr,
nsdb,m itm elm speitsr S6nitt
teigebrdht iporben mar. 3bompion
ipurbe i'm itGbtif6.n aranienbaus Sus
rs4taeflidt unb be5eihHet einen geipiis
fen George Wtruer als ben SbGier.