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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Mrs. Burnam Will Rebuild

Mrs. E. Tut Burnam is arranging to
erect a handsome home on the site of
the one recently destroyed by fire, on
s. Lancaster Avenue. The building, it
is said, will cost more than $40, 200
Richmond is rapidly meriting the title
of the city of the most beautiful homes
of any town of its size anywhere in the
State,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Chicken Feed.

In connection with everything good to
eat, we carry all kinds of chicken feed,
such as hen feed, chick feed, chicken
chowder, grits. oyster shell. ground
charcoal and chicken millet. Phone le.
4. II. Mckinney, Phone 223. S5-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

Extra special feature in five parts. A
gigantic photo-drama depicting clearly
the life of this famous historical figure.
From the time Joan first sees the vision
of st. Michael, up to the final passage of
the maid through the streets of Rouen,
on her way to the stake. Produced on
an elaborate scale by the Savoia Film Co.
Turin, Italy. Employing 1000 men and
800 horses. Two Shows-7:l5-8:45. 10
cents.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Mr.. N. B. Deathera9e
Appointed.

Mr. y. B. Deatherage was appointed
by Gov. James b. McCreary as one of
the trustees to take charge of the Con-
federate Soldiers home at Pewee Valley.
Mr.. Deatherages loyalty to the cause
will make him one of the useful mem
bers of that board.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
New Theatre Opened.

The Rosebud Theatre, for the colored
population. at the corner of Irvine and
b streets, was formally opened last
Wednesday night with a large attend
ance. There was a five piece orchestra,
vaudeville, etc
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
PROCLAMATION.
To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND:

To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND:
April 21-22 are hereby designated as
cleanup days. All property owners are
requested 10 thoroughly cleanse their
property and place all rubbish on the
streets, in piles, convenient for the city
carts to gather up. hope every person
in the city will respond freely to this
notice. and help make our city clean,
heaIthful place to live in.
35-lt. SAMUEL RICE, Mayor
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Fruit In Danger.

Ii. F. Hillenmeyer, the veteran fruit
grower of Fayette county, said that the
cod snap of the past several days would
be harmful chiefly to peach and early
plum blossoms, but that little injury
would be done to other fruits. , The in
jury to other crops, he said, would be
confined almost entirely TO early vegeta-
bles which had been set out, the plant
ing of cabbage, especially, having been
practically completed. Mr.. Hillenmeyer
said that the extent of the injury would
depend somewhat upon other climatic
conditions, and the damage would be
greatly mitigated if the cold wave was
accomdanied by cloudy weather with
the air stirring. The greatest danger
from frost, he said, was to be feared on
still, clear nights.
On next Monday, April 20, John r.
Gibson & Co., will give SPECIAL cash
n
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

Another reason why you can't afford
TO miss the Oxford Company Saturday
evening at the Normal Chapel is because
you want to hear Mr. Harry Allen Letter,
basso contante, soloist of Pilgrim Con-
gregational church, of Chicago. one of
the best bassos in the West and also a
fine comedian,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
What You Have Been Look
inc For.

Meritol White Liniment is prepare
tion that gives satisfaction where a pain
killer and healer is needed. We do not
believe you could get better liniment
at any price. Prices 25c, SOC and Sl.00.
Wines Drug Store, Exclusive Agency.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
, Richest Man in the World.

build spend his entire fortune trying
hake a better remedy for Fheumatism
Id Meritol Rheumatism Powders. If
only knew their value you would
this wonderful remedy for rheuma-
b.. Recommended by those who have
ed il. Price SOC. Wines Drug Store,
|e Local Agents.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
New Residence.

Judge J. Dykes, police judge of this
city, is having erected a beautiful two
story residence in Burnamwood. Bow
man Brothers are the contractors. and
will make an attractive and beautiful
.home for Judge DYKES and family
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Seriously Iii.

We regret to announce the serious i'll
ness of Mrs Mollie Stockton, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Joe Embry, at Waco. The
hope that she will soon and entirely re-
cover her health is the wish of her ma
ny friends.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

"a healthy man is king in his own
ght: an unhealthy man an unhappy
Rve. For impure blood and sluggish
yer. use Burdock Blood Bitters. On
Ie market 30 years. 81 GOA bottle.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Granted Confederate Pen
SJODS

The following veterans Of Madison
county have been placed upon the pen
sion rolls of Kentucky Confederate sol
diers: w. ]. Brock, Harry Dickerson
and James Cosby.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

dch. Itchi Ilch,-Scratch Scratch!
Itch. The more you scratch, the
Sc the itch. Try Doan's Ointment.
eczema. any skin itching. soc box.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
s. C W. Orpin9tOnS

hers wherever shown. Eggs SOC
3. Write for prices on quantities.
GEO. w. PARK, JR.,
Il. ID. No. 3, Box Ill,
Richmond, KY.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Killed BY Blasting Powder.

Mr. Sam Smith. formerly of Madison
county, was killed near Winchester, by
blasting powder on the L. & n. r. r.
last Friday. His wife died about a year
ago. He leaves three children who
have the deepest sympathy of everyone.
Don't miss the special cash sale of
John r. Gibson & Company, Monday,
Anril ID
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
RaincOat Lost.

etween Covington Co.'S store and
les Mil Return TO Mrs. Lucretia
,on or to Climax office and get re-
h 81 2t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
K. T.ConcIave at Fulton.

The meeting of the Grand Command
cry of Knights Templar will be held at
Fulton, beginning the Sd Monday in May
and continuing three days. A large del
egation will probably attend from Rich
mond Commandery.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Rooms For Rent.

Two unfurnished rooms, or one fur
|ished room, with light and bath. Mrs.
litter Stewart, 326 \. Second street.
>hone 622. 33-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Attention, Ladies.

air Dressing. Shampooing and Mani
b.. Best Richmond references Civ
Elizabeth Tobannah. phone 33l.
2Itf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Curtains Washed.

Nd your curtains to Callie Boyd to
y and stretch, al reasonable prices.
First street: Phone l35. Blot
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

kcidents will happen, but the best
hated families keep DIR. Thomas
tric Oil for such emergencies. Two
DC and soc at all stores.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Killing at Berea.

The facts as to the killing at Berea
are very meagre. The reports that we
have been able TO gather are about as
follows: On the night of the llth inst.
Jesse Hunter, about 20 years of age. and
young Kirby, about II, went to the house
of Mr.. CoYle and called him to the
door. They asked for Blevins, who liv-
ed there and had been working about
two years for Coyle. Blevins was about
l6 years of age. When the later arriv-
ed, Hunter and Kirby began shooting at
him. He was shot twice and died from
the effects of the wounds Monday night.
As soon as the shooting ceased the boys
made good their escape and up to this
lime have evaded arrest.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

ed the "Schumann Heink" of Lyceum;
a deep full contralto voics, good read
er and actress and wonderfully clever
crayon artist. Formerly of the Schubert
Concert Company. Miss Coburn is with.
the Oxford Company, at Norm al Chapel,
Saturday night, April Is, and you can't
afford TO miss it,
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
ame InSuranceC Company.

b Fire, lightning and Wind 1nsur-
. call on 7. IA. Parke, of White
agent for the Hurst Home Insur-
|Co. Phone 305-6 rings. 3L5t.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Rural Route.

The poStoflice at Amster, Madison
county, has been discontinued and will
be superseded by rural delivery April
Both.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
For Rent.

Warehouse near L. & n depot and
10 elegant office rooms over Geager'S
ewelry store. Colby Taylor, Phone
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
Just to Remind You

That r L Arnold is selling the best
grade of Boone County No. ] White Seed :
Corn of the 1912 crop raised by Thos. P. ]
Mink, on Nelson p. Gays farm, in Mad
ison county. This corn has been graded
and tested and guaranteed to be A No. :
seed corn. For prices and particulars /
write r. l.. Arnold, Richmond. Ky.
Phone l42. 3i-6t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
LoSt---Black Hand Grip.

Between Richmond and my LONE on
lckS Creek pike, Reward for return
this office Irvine Hume. 30 2t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

Piano tuning and repairing by COM
petent man. Leave orders at the Rich !
mond Piano Co., al Yeager's Jewelry|
Shore ,S3-.3t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

Best in Ky. s.. s.. SIC, per setting.
From premium stock. Mrs. Geo w.
Deatherage, Phone 269-2. 4-3J
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

Try Lackey & Todd's teas and coffees
They are good. Pheone 81. 32-tf
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

Come 10 Owen Mckee, Richmond
i. for dry goods and notions. Others
and why not you. IT
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15
White Rock Eggs For Sale.

NORMAL CHAPEL. APRIL Is, 8 P. NJ
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Richardson died at their home on
Friday, 10th, and was buried Saturday
near CaleaSt
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-15

Milton Crews. eight years old, son OF
John Crews, living on the Irvine pike,
died Saturday of tuberculosis and was
buried i'll Richmond Cemetery on Sun
day
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31

Sir WlarDlono uno Den 0iltrift
Columbia 6eute flor uno mariner
ln1bioc pcr1nocrliAe g8in0c.
@citcrn berrihte ongenebmeSgSct-
ter, an @ormittog mar cs beipolft,
0onn Der5oecn iid ober oie &olfen
ltno nm ginHmittng por flares &et=
ter 81 pcr5cibncn. Die boditc Gem
perotur bctrua 50 @roo I'M 5 llbr
9lbcnoS uno Die nieorigite 60 @roo
Inn 6 llbr NlorgcnS.
0ie groBte Shneaigfeit oes g9iu-
0es mar If N2cilen bonn 9iorowclten.
Der 6cu6tafeitsgebolt 0cr 2uft
mar 65 Sgro5ent Inn s llbr W8orgens
lino 63 &ro5cnt nm s llbr 9lbcnos.
Su ocu iibrigen gSetter 9eoboh-
tinos. Stotioneu oes 2onocs mar Die
h6dite Eemperotir mic foI9t 9ltIon-
TIC GitD rs. 9ismord SS, Bolton "a,
8uiiolo 20. G6orleiton 90. Chicago
S4. Glcbclono 76, 0enpcr rs, De-
troit 76, Duluth rs, @oItport GO,
@oIpcIton SS. 05reeu 9oD so, Sottc.
ros 81, SSnbre 76. SeIcno 50, sSad-
ion0iae 80. aoniaS GitD S4, Guor-
bile rs. 2ouisniQe so, O1orQiiette
"a, Mcnp6iS 80, D1ontgomero SS,
Wqontreol 40, 9lontudet 20, gaclp.
Srlcons 80, Seem gort rs, Oflabo.
ma ss, @ittSbura6 rs, philadelphia
so. @ortlono, N1c, &c, @ortlono,
Ore. IA, Guebec 60, GoIeigb 80,
Salt Safe Gin SO, San 8roncisco
5S, ct. 2oins Sc, Scranton 76,
Sbrepeport %, Spofone S4 SDra-
ciiic "a, Sonipa 90, gSaibington so,
&innnipeq 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Maes bereit.


Cur 6eutigeu @r0ifntna Oes eal%
Itottcr golfsieiies. Scrrll~'
slttroftioucn fiir Suua mo sll''
8ouu-0lcitcn fir Die ainO''.
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linen muroen geItern nod nit y.
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@uirlano ooer cine Groperie 3lireu..
ge5ogen imO Damn fielen Saulll'',
unO g(rt, Die 9lrne, Die ieit gSoo'r
unermiioli1 fir Die glusi1nllltIll',g,
Oes @orfes gear6eitet battcn, alllV"
berab mo berrIib lag Ser Gannll~
ter&arf on I'M goloeneu 9lben0lpD,
nenglan5e, in ieinem prodtl9l1'r,
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ser idpG6ii6en 0orimitiif inter ~
2eitling bon Serrn @illiam ytol0lu,
Qcs g9eiteren ge0ren i6r Die Serl'"
9lrtbur SonOcr< CHARLES SolloVN
6rib 9rcitenotber im0 @eorge HeV'
mann an. 9eion0ere 9liinerila"v
felt miro m16renO Der bier 6eliiass
audi Der llnterboltung Der allloVr'
gepionct lperocn. Sin &arolIlr"
5o6lreide Sdoufcln Elm @liniail'.
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flotteii 8onies, Spiel6uoeu mn lpe'p
@ott mas allies iperoen oafilr Ot
gen, Dab Die @eiihter Der aleIl'Vr
nno &lciuiien por %ergniigcn ll''g
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in oen fleinen unidlIoigen &cr5ue'r
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lnoerc gimillcmcnis.
9oi@efer Bead 9aaII@ eriurHOuen per
&nnipicr sHoulie"
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4ercln uun WiarnlaHo" QionlnQ 81. AnAni,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
geirO 6catc bccrOiot,

Die 9ecri8un9 bon 9bomos s.
@iooiion ser Elm befonnter Demo
frot in Baltimore. GolintD mar, miro
hcute glodlniiitag bon ieincr @o9
nin9 in @oroeuDiGe aus itottfihoen.
Gcr %eritorbcnc, oet am leBten 6rei.
tao nad picrmondtlidcr arauf9cit
cns ocm 2cben idieo, crreidbte Gin
2llicr BON 73 Sobrcn. Gr mar Der
&atcr ocs friibcren StaotsienntorS
sSobu 2. @iooiion. 0ic Sintcrblic
beucn iino icine Srau, SuIid 9iooi.
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eiorirlmL 5rnl Suiie 0ietrid, Srolt
So6n @bans, SRI Stella 3. 9iooi.
ion E6omaS 9iooiion iiin. uno
eSobn Q. @io0iion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
seelenuerfamfer.

Crei ocutihc Seclente olif cnoliidcm
Gonpfcru u2oncoitrion. ~-@uroct
Somitog ouf Oos 6o6r5eug &C..
bro9t, Oos fur5 Oarouf in See
itod. - 0eutider Sdiffsagent
ioa ieine Sono i'm Spiele ge6a6t
6a6eu.
Srob ser mc6rfot9eu bonn oGeut-
iden Gorreiponoenten~ erloiienen
@ormlngcu al ocuti6c @lotroicu,
sic iuioIge Oes aricgcS bier feitiibeu,
iidJ nidt ouf engliiGeu S6iifen
on6cucrn 5i loiien, baben Orei
Ocuti1e Seeleutc, nod oo3u 9leier-
bitten Der oeutiden 6lotte, onge6licb
ouf Dem engIiidcn Gampfer n2on-
coitrian~ Gienite eenommen. g9ie
bon Derl1BliGcr Seite gemeloet
miro, bat Elm oeutider Seuerogent
6ei 0ieicm perfi0en StreiH 0ie SonO
I'M Spiel gebnbt uno ieine 2onOs-
leute alli einem 0lotor6oot nad oem
cngliiden Gompfer ge6rabt. Same
raOen oieier W}otroien oeriuhten
berge6lib, oieie nor Dem OerbGng
niBDolen Shritt ST. 6ebiiten;; and
OoS Oeutide Gonillot mar ibon &c.
ihloiien ino 10 fonnte ou6 oieies
iic6 riGt ms @littel legeu. gSie Dem
gGorreiponOenten" mitget6eilt miro,
lpurOen Die 2eiitc gegen A ll5r ouf
Ocn v9oncoItrion" 0ebrodt, bon ei-
mem eugliideu Seiier6oB fir oie
6o6rt pcrpflibtet, woranf Ser Gam-
pier gegen 5 llbr bbn bier o6fu6r,
Dernlut6lid 3uerIt nod glorfolf, INN
ao6Ieu 0u faiien. Gr lit nit @etreiOe
bcloOeu umO florirte nod 2onoon,
bio SABRE.
g9os Oen 9euten bei i6rer glnfuilft
poiiiren miro, lit inidmer 81 erro-
t6en. sic perOen notiirli6 ais
Geuti6e ST. ariegsgefangenen ge.
madt ilno in Die bon oen @ngldns
oern crri6tcten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bel idnaler &oit unO nauter" Be
6on0lung geitedt merOeu. Dies mare
ihlieBlid5 nod ertrdglib. 9(ber beim
Monoel on 9(rbeiterlt, Der iebt in
GnglonO 6errid]t, lit es ouG nidt
ansgeidIoiien, Dab iie 81 3mangs-
orbeiten in oen Goblengru6en beriir.
t6eilt meroen mogen gSos i6ncn
i6on oiif ser 5obrt no6 Orii6en be-
OorIte6t, fam aus Dem llmiionOc
gei6loiien ruerOeli, OoB lie in ibrent
aoIt6ouie i'm 800 9lod am SiiO.
8roo0maD Sdl1gcreien nit engli-
iden N}otroien 6atten, Die iidb onf
Dem n2oncoitrion~ Der6elierten. Die
Grei famen ouf Dem Sum6urger
0ompfer .Si6crio@ uad Baltimore
unO murOen bier obgelobnt
lin einen fiir5lihen GrloB oes
engliideu GouiuIs, feline Ieutiben
ais Motroien fir engliide Gompfer
81 6euern 81 nmge6en, ioll 0ie
S9lpei5 ais @e6irtslanO Ser nod
Dem n2oncotrian "Oeri6leppten oelt-
iden Wlotroien atgege6eu ioorOen
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Ssiir Elm SeimoetrSnf.

0os bon @co. @iintber gcbral'i.
Bier 1T oos bette. @iele 8curtDel'VSs
BON @ier erfldrcn, Dab es irgeuS,
enem critflaiiigen ouslanOIlns""
@icrc eleidtonmt. @crooe oos Gll's
fir 0en 6oulilienoebroi6. 5einllvs
glromo, better @eiduod uno leV'
nGbrfrdftig. Qireft bon Der Tral'ss
rel ourd 0ie neuciten W3aidinef az, ~.
ccfiiGt wo0urH obioluie &eiuDp~
eeiihert miro, aiite $t.00 %po"'
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GaHc sur 6riic in'e glueInnb belpr9'
6. Jlaine, glr Alb, Sn.Saltimore' s''
nube Gultom Spuie gIue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-31
Mef16rIidle fEenrre6rnnit.

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mont Mount glirp @uono 60" 81
Socult @oint muroc geitcrn Wtorecn
gceen llbr bon 8eucr 5eritort. Dic
glpporote Scr Baltimore 5euerpebr,
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mo u0chioc,~ ionic cine mddtiee
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len iicb ali Ocn 20idorbciten. 9c.
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tim 9iid cntoedte Den Brand fur8 Dor
/ llbr mo ionotc Ocn crltcn 9llorn
cin lDelhcn bolo 5uei meitcrc folg
tcrL ga oie 6lomnel orobtcn iicb IN
Qei1brIidcr gSciie nis6nbrcitcn.
Ger treifliAen 2lrbcit Der 2oldnonn.
idoiten lift cs 5u 0eroollfen, Dob bic
rmlieacnoen 6o6ritcn ru0 ioniii9en
@ebduoc BON ctncm lIcbergreifen
oes 6euers perlhont blieben Ger
Sbaoen jon ungefdbr $500 bctro.
sen,
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WuOdcn DDN 2llttu DcricBI.
Gic oc6t Sabre oltc aot6crinc 9Drne
nit ihIimmcn @erleblnocn nob
Ocn ~@1ercD.Soipitol~ gcbrodt.
@urOe bon oem 9(utonobil
ocs &rn. SenrD q. aries iiber-
fobrcn. $. 10. @1nteIing bel
Ginitlr8 elmer ebrcnpforte ocr-
unghidt
Gincn 9einbut1 imo lc6cns9e.
qcfd6rIiAc @crlcbungcn bat geitcrn
gl6cno qceen 7.3O @br an ser ode
bon Goecr.StroBe uno 9rcntmooo-
9lbenue oie odt Sabre alte &otberiue
gDrnc bon Ger. 51S, Oit-@ooeritroBe,
erIitten oIs iic bci'm lle6cribreiten
ocS 5obrmeges bon Dem 9liitomobil
ocs Srn. SenrD ". 9ries bon glr.
2O33, @eit.g}ortb .9(Denue, ii6erfob-
rcn muroe. 0os Nl1odcn ipur0e rn-
ter Dem aroftipogen bcrbor ee8ogen
unO bon Dem @igcnt9iimer 0eiiel6cit
idnea nod oenl oMercp.SoipitaI"
ge6rodt. Spdter wuroc Sr. aries,
ser Die @1oidine ieIbit eeIenft botte,
nerboftet uno in Die nittlere @oIi5ci-
itation einqeIiefcrt. Sier muroe er
Damn fir Elm ipdtercs @erb6r entlai-
fen. Cur 3eit oes llnfoas befanoen
iid in ocm glutomobil oltBer Srn.
arics oeiien SoMter glnnie sc. &ries
uuO 6rou @iIiom z. Eoit iomie
icin Sdpicgcriobn @iaiom Q. Goit.
&r. aries iit elm N1itglico ser 6irna
Groof, aries & Co., Ger. %, 2igbt-
StroBe.
9ei itur5 BON @bren.
pforte Derlebt.
Ger critic llnfoll in @er6inoung
nit oen Gcforotionsor6eiten fir oie
Stcrnen6onncr.@ode lit in ser
9lo1t bonn Somitog ouf Sonntog
al ser Gde bon Baltimore imO
Commerce StraBe poiiirt. ais Glef-
trifer Die eleftriiden 2eitungsord6te
on elmer @6renpiorte befcitigtcn, fiel
Ser o6ere E6eil Ser G6renpforte 5ur
Groe. Ger in 91r. 1888, 8eIt.9alti-
more StroBe, po6n6ofte GO Sabre
olte &err s. Nl. Dloteling uuroe BON
Dem bero6follen0en I6eil getroffen
nn0 crlitt einen 9rud oeS 9laien-
beines mo onOere Verletungen am
&opfe in0 an Sen Sdultern, Serr
G6orles glemamn bon 9tr.330, @eit-
4Srott StroBe pcIher in ieinem
gIutonobil an Der lhnfolliteIle Dor-
ii6erfonL 6ro1te ocn @crungliidten
in Ocu Graitmagen idneIl nah Dem
Nlcrcp.SoipitoI
2 traBcnbo6n dbrt aufS
Erottotr.
Sin nit 5ipolf @erioncn beiebter
StroBenbabn g9aggon Der Erelton-
StraBeu Sinie iprnng geitern 9l6eno
frr5 Dor 6 ll6r an Der @ioOleltraBc,
nabe %euniDloonia glDenue ans
Den SHienen fu6r auf oos Srottoir
uno broH einen Ooiel6it ite6enoen
Baum a6. N2it gllsna6me BON 6ralI
N}arianne Sinfer uobnbait in gtr.
707, glorO GolDertou 9ioao, melde
oeri6ieoene @erlebungen am gan5en
aorper erlitt, fomcn Die @aiiagiere
init Dem Shrefen unO einigen uner-
bebli6cn glbihiirfungen oauon 6rau
Einfcr pnroe in Die &o6nung bon
Srn. %n CberOobl6oif 9tr S29,
Ecininlponia 9luenuc, ge6rodt, fuo-
iclbit i6r BON Or. 8. &. Slopo Die er-
itc 1r3tlidc Siilfe 5i Sbeil murOe.
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Eaun1faffers slSorf

TrcOcrif-9lDc. nno 1ongiuoDo-Str.
6reOerid.glbenne mO gSilfeus-glbe.
GarS Nireft 5nm Gineaua. Wegeu.
iibcr Wionnt Cliuct Srico6Oi.
(}lng2S 5ept3)
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5ali, 6. @. 9urIiou, q. 6. @agner,
". 81. 2apton, &. Q. Bentley, $. 8.
0nnes, G0muro Burns, Con. 9ien-
merit W1oieS Stten6eimer, n9lbe"
Wlen0els. .s;oe" @ieienielo, GomarO
@oloimit6. @iliam S. S'9rien, it,,
,,Srco" Shomberger mo u. s. 81
Iiott. N1aDor 9liOOlc bon gltlontic-
Gitv erIn6te Scrrn See, oeu Sefre-
tar oes N1oDors 4relton 6ei ieiuer
9lnfunft in Baltimore 3immcr refer
piren 81 lallen.
gSi6tig fHr 3 56nlftn0er.
g8ie on onoerer Stcae 0icler 3ei.
htng befonnt gemobt miro, miiiicn
ii1 oie Sdulfinocr, mclhe ole
olc6cnoc SIoooc" on 70. September
I'M biitoriidcn Sort @1cScnrD oor-
iteacn bcIfen lmo 6en Stcrncnbon'
ncrbor mitiingen in ibrcn reipcfti-
Dcn Sdulcn am 6reitog, 0en a.
Scptembcr, 5miihen 8 uno 10 llbr
|ornittoqs 5ir lebten Suitruftion
mclocn. @lc6r ais fiinftouicno Sim
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WrOfc glttrnftion, 5rndtiduAc,
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sOnmenani. mnS llmteraana.

Sonncnolfgang 10 Il. 33 W1.
eouucuuntcrgang 6 II. 40 30.
0lonountcrgang 12 Il. SO sc. Morg.
6lutb. 3 Il. % 80. Morgens.
6lutb g II. 16 90. gSodm.