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Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
PoMFRET CENTRE

The pupils of Miss Ash will give a piano recital in Pomfret hall on Mon- day evening.
 A party of Kenneth Averills young friends hung beautiful June box last Friday evening.
 Miss Carrie Pratt who has been con- fined to her home with illness is able to be out again.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Immortal Engraving.

If we work upon marble, it will per ish If we work upon brass, time will efface 1t If we rear temples, they will erumble into dust. But if we work upen immortal souls, if We imbue them with principles, with the just fear of God and love of fellow men, we engrave on those tablets some thing which will brighten to all eter- nity.-Daniel Webster.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Really A Good Idea.

'Ts your wife going to wear her dia- monds to the grand opera?' 'Of course" anss cred Mir. Cumrox We can't all appreciate music. and we ought to try to make grand opera in- teresting even for those who go mere ly to look on"
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
10th Anniversary DOUGLAS CAMP Meeting For the Promotion of Scrptural Holiness
 JULY F to 21--19ii
 A Large Number of 10 by 12, Board Floor FREE TENTS SPECIAL WORKERS
SPECIAL WORKERS

Rev. C. NJ. Dunaway of Atiantss Georgia; Rev. C. ]. Fowler, President of the National Holiness Association. Rev. Bessie E. Larkin of PhiladeA- phia, Evangelist and Solo Singer Mrs. Jane F. Read will conduct the Daily GhiIdren's Meeting. Bro John r. Gibson will lead the singing.
 Many other preachers and workers will assist,
 Rooms for two persons for 25c and 5Oe night. Board by the day or week. also on European plan For free tents, rooms, time tables, cir V. H. N. BROWN, Douglas, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Foolish Question.

O1 Party-"Iley. there, boy, who are you throwing stones att" Young Party (to companion in evil-"SaN Jim ny, keep up de good work de old gent don't seem to know when he's
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
FREE TENTS

will be furnished to all those who can come and attend these great meetings. \ small charge is made for bedding etc. if furnished by the camp.
 Write and engage one of these free tents at once and plan on spending your vacation with Gods people al old Douglas Camp. Laying out doors amid the pines in n tent for ten days will do your body great good, ami your soul will be refreshed and built up al the services, where God has met and blessed so many people during the past forty years.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Way of the World.

The girl who declares she wouldn't marry the best man living usually stands pat and hooks ap with dead one.
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Putnam, Mordal, JULY B, 1914

ne oeCOHu NoiiddJ TIT JufJ at l030 a. m, to examine the list of Jurors nominated from each town in said County, and to erase from said list half Of those % nominated. Any person may appear before said commissioners at the time and place named and be heard with reference 10 names upon said list. Each Of the said commissioners has list Of the Jurors nominated, which can be seen by any person interested before said lime.
 Dated at Putnam, this 20th day Of June, 1914.
 CHARLES II. BROWN,
 CHARLES S. HYDE,
 EDGAR NJ. WARNER,
 Jury Commissioners
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03

your arrangements early time aoe e'- cuars other information REV. H. N BROWN peug@ m
Putnam patriot., 1914-07-03
Windham County Jurors

The undersigned, Jury Commis- sioners for Windham County, hereby give notice that they will be in session at the office of Edgar NJ. Warner, Clerk of the Superior Court, at
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
Sn1gE l:nOINYEES May
HAVE TO DECLINE aoH.e.

Temple. Tex, Dee. Governor
elect James +. Ferguson las return
ed from san Antonio, where he speu:
the early portion of the week, and
viii lie ;t home with his family dur
ina The holiday season
Practically all appointments an
der his administration have been
made. with the exception Of those
for regents of The state uniFersity
and managers OF the state agricul-
ural and mechanical college and
members of boards governing other
state institutions.
II is rumored that several sur
nrises are in store, and thai APP
Bointees Of one or more Of import
ant positions already announced VIII
find it impossible to accept tire ten
der made them, owing to business
reasons Developments along tins
line are expected before the advent
OF the new year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
FOG CHECKS BATTLE
ON BELGIAN COAST
TIN OPERATIONS N BElGi'
ON CHRISTMAS hAt Nti
IMPORTANT.
German. are Reported to Have Been
Eeput~eti lietucen the lts ana
Disc Rivers by the
French
Bv the Associated Press

Paris. pee %. The official state
mont today says that fog yesterday
interfered with the lighting on the
roast of belgium On Christmas
owe and Christmas day the Germans
made many strong attacks in North
France but were repulsed In upper
Alsaee the French reported marked
pogrcss
Between the Lys river and the
DISC river the German attacks
against several points were repulsea
af,er the most desperate hshtiils'
A. lihons the French troops cap
tnraa a German trench, were driven
o,t hv the Germans and then retooN
the position, rnn
Another official statement dealing
NTH fine situation in the east aecla'
al thar the Russians had thrown
hact The Germans who forced u
croseing of the Bzura river. Az
tacns of the Germans We're at7o
checked at Bolimow Fightihs :
declared to be favorable to the Nus,
clans along the Mida and south o.
the Vistula
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
;,I ,NING SANTA CLAUS
IHGD BURNED TO DEATH.

Chicago, Dec. 2s.--Nerne Willard
Olson. II years old, died yesterday
OF burns received Christmas eve
while playing Santa Claus for the
amusement of his younger brothers
and sisters The boy found a roll OF
cotton in a closet and used the ma
rerial for wig and whiskers III
making up for Santa Claus, lie then
lighted a candle and rushed into the
room where the family guests mad
assembled. In running about the
room the lighted candle ignited the
COTTON and he was fatally burned
before the flames could pc eN'ih-
guished.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
The RUSSIANS REPULS[D
BY AUSTRIAN TROOPS
BY the United Press.

Vienna, Dec, 26-The Russians
made heavy attacks throughout
Christmas eve and yesterday, ac-
cording to the official bulletin to-
day However, the attacks were re-
pulsed and the Austrian front in
Galicia is declared to be unchanged.
The enemy was driven back toward
Iisko,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
Naval. Eng .GlNENT
Or CHILEAN COAST

Valparaiso. pee % A wireless
mass as- from the Chilean sunboaG
Tome reports the British cruiser
Newcastle caHnonading fifteen miles
from Valparaiso, 1t is supposed
she has engaged The German cruiser
Dresden aud converted cruiser Prinz
r3tel Frederick,
A British squadron and Jauanese
Warshjps are known 70 b. cruising
NOV far from this port
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
British Are CAPTURED
BY THE GERMAN TROOPS
BY the Associated Press.

Berlin, pee. 20 The official an
nouucement says the Germans cap
tured nineteen British officers ana
SIS men including Indian troops.
near st. Hubert The British lost
5000 killed and requested an an
mistice to bury heir dead The Ger
man losses We're small. The report
says
"On the evening Of December 20
a French airman dropped nine bombs
on certain small village. There
we're no troops there. There was only
a hospital which was plainly mark
cd No damage was done. In re
pIy to the throwing of bombs on the
open town of Freiburg which vas
not defended and was outside the
war zone German airmen threw mo
dium sized bombs in the outskirts OF
Nancy
'.The Russian attacks in the pi"in-
ity of Lotzen have been repulsed we
took 100 prisoners. In North 20
land to the east of the Fistula the
situation remains unchanged We
have ceased our attacks on the
Bzura river. On the right bank o.
the pilica southeast of Tomas IoN
our offensive was successful. Fur
tber south the situation is unchang.
ed :"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
Cl|O H|NDERS f|REM[N
IN FIGHT ON BIG FIRE
BY the United Presa.

Boston. Mass, Dec, 26.-The fire
department OF Boston and several
surrounding cities We're called 70
Fight a great fire in the lumber Safe
If Chelsea today. Firemen were
honpmbed by the cold. Water from
the many lines OF hose froze almost
as soon as they hit the ground, form
inc huge cakes OF ice and making
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
MANY ARRESTS ARE NlDE
IN ELECTION FRAUDS
BY the Associated Press.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dee. 26.--Pos-
sibly one hundred arrests will be
made at Terre Haute for alleged
frauds in the November election,
Forty arrests We're made last night
apd more today The frauds are re-
ported to involve many officers from
United States senator and congress-
man down
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
hii,sAL0Ns i.Ele.IE
CALLS \ CON- Eni.>EE
By the Associated Press.

aashlaGon, Dee. % I-ne Anti
'a-ooh league Of America TO-DAY call
= lof five day conference al At
Aa'o City beginning on July G 70
Nas'aer tie Sheppard Hobson rcao-
43eA IN congress. Arrangements
~ 0e made to take care OF several
Roasaad delegates.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
llA00N PREPARES To
PREVENT aEROPlANE RAIDS
BY the United Press.

Nohdon, Dec. 26-Every possible
s,s'dutlon was beinng taken to pre-
~ a successful aeroplane attack
Roh London. The raids over Dover
south End during which Ger
ah aviators circled about these
'Nes aud escaped has convinced the
y office that hostile aviaitors aid
= " fog can easily reach London
~ afop bombs upon the city.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
hhahEk DRIVEN ASHORE
THE CREW Is RESCUED.
By the United Press

1ohdon. Dec. 2G.--Disabled by
Ls'f'ae gales sweeping the North
''es steamer was driven ashore on
ae coast of Scotland today Only
yer fessuers repeatedly risked their
"" llyes We're the members Of the
wy taken off and brought safely
shore.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26
Ei!iN~iive neiow.
BY The Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Dec e. The entire
east is in the grip Of cold wave
today At Barrie. Vt. the tempera-
ture was So degrees below zero.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

There are times. when one is dis
posed TO get too gay, that going
broke will help his health by caus-
ing him to go to work.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

rhe train, how ever. probably isn't
}a,e as often Is you are
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-12-26

When You really have Il cineh, il Is
pretty hard to place a bet on It,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13

In the nandS OF a receiver. LOr1mer
recently made rip to London to in
terest British capital in the project.
The crashing of the banks is traced
by some to the sensational story told
by Mrs. Mary Kuhns Brady, who
charged that State Auditor Jim Brady
married her in Detroit within year
after her divorce from her first hus-
band, and then refused to remary
her.
She made many charges, including
one that Brady was political pal of
Lorimer. 1t is Brady's Office that
closed Lorimer up.
Harkin says he found the La Sale
st. Bank in bad shape last January,
and turned in a report to Brady. The
latter says he didn't think the bank
was in failing condition.
An investigation will be made to
see if the bank took deposits after it's
insolvency became known. If so,
criminal action could be started.
Lorimer's friends are of the opin-
ion he will make good dollar for dol
lar" all deposits.
Many politicians and hackers of pol
iticians are among the stockholders.
Among them are John F. Jelke, but
terine man, recently convicted in the
federal court; w. ]. Moxley, former
Senator Hopkins, Dave Shanahan,
Elbridge Hanecy, Rep. Curran, Tony
Cermak, Judge Jesse A. Baldwin,
Judge Uhlir, Judge Newcomer, Sen.
John F. Denvir and Paul Hazard of
the sanitary district, who is president
of the Broadway State Bank.
Crowds of fearful depositors
stormed the four banks this morning
and cried out for their money.
The State Bank of Calumet, which
is also Lorimer subsidiary, will be
examined.
SOCIALIST PRESS PICNIC
Charles H. Meyer, president of the
Western Federation of Miners, will
speak at the Socialist press picnic to-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-13
DEPosIToRs PANlcKY AS FOUR
BANKS ARE CLOSED

Billy Lorimer was finally gotten"
Four of the banks operated by the
former Senator and dictator of the
Republican party in Illinois were
closed up by Bank Examiner Daniel
V. Harkin yesterday.
The banks involved were the La
Sale st. Trust & Savings Bank, the
Illinois State Bank, the Broadway
State Bank and the Ashland-Twelfth
State Bank
1t is said that approximately $4,-
100000 of depositors' money is tied
up by the closing of the banks.
The crash came yesterday morn
ing, following the demand made by
City Treasurer M. j. Flynn for $780,
600 of the city's money on deposit in
the four banks. 1t was not forth
coming.
Before the closing of the banks
was announced yesterday, Lorimer,
Harkin and C. B: Munday, vice presi-
dent of the bank, held long confer
ence. 1t is said that Harkin only
found $500 cash on hand in the
L41 Oc1AC 41ohh ~ SOfO1 OCpOOlIS VI
100000. He demanded 100000
more security. Lorimer and Munday
could only raise $850,00O. And then
whatever chance they had to open
their doors was swept away when
Flynn knocked on the door and de-
manded the city's cash. Lorimer
threw up his hands. Harkn took
charge, and the La Sale Bank was
closed. o..
Most people seem to blame c. B.
Munday. He has involved himself
and Lorimer in several business ven
lures, and these are said to have been
a heavy drain on the bank.
Munday is interested in the Rose
hill Cemetery, Truax, Greene & Co.,
Litchfield (Hl) Mill & Elevator Co.,
Grace Hospital Co., Sidney Long &
Co., SchiIlo Motor Sales Co., Com
mercial Bond & Investment Co. and
many others.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-21

Ser beidyuIoigt miro, ibre 16 Sabre
olte 1od,ter nah Soutbgate, ap., &C.
lodt 3u boben. Tos Nsdohen rpiroe
in Golitbgate perbaftet.
- D1ihocl 5teben, Der bes Ste.
heus nit Der 2lbiidt CLAUDE Cos
fins su toeten, onaeflaat lit, tpnroe
'unter $1,000 giir9id)aft ben @roBgc'
ihppreren iiberlpieien. Gr Duroe ee'
GEN @iiraihaft entlaIIet.
- 8eorge Sobniton uno 8. "
Sbaioler tpuroen I'M Gircultseridlts
tpegen 0iebitabIs auf je orei glonata
nad Dem Gountpgefdnsnib eefanot
- esm Girenitgerif)te wuroe Saul
Wansiielb pon oen @eidJrperenen oeS
TiebltobIs bon Sol5 lbulois be'ln
oen. Die 8eidsporenen criuhten Der
Rihter, 0sansiieIo Die leifteite Stra
fc auisuleaen. @iaoro Repnolf
,ino Charles RoB, Die aoblen BON oei
6. uno 8. 9abn seltoblen boben lol'
len. puroen tpegen s5rebpaiilng" I'M
ie S25 ilno Soften beiroit. - j. s
Chancellor lrno George Ssobniort, Or
cbenfalls BON Ger &. uuo 3. gohr
aobIen entipenoeten betannten id
IhuIbig uno miiiien orei 0fonate IN
Gountngeidn8nib 5ubrin8en.
- Scbn Breife perflagte 2erpi:
Sosco ouf 3ablung BON $7s6.S1
i6aig auf elmer gtptc unb perIang
ben 9erfouf eines 8rlinoitiides az
Der ioote ape.
- Rindrb Subtamp, II Sabru
alt, an Der gIart ctr. in 9eIlsou
ippbnbaft, fubr nit isinsm ShIitisr
segeu sinen 5slssrupbsnpfoitsn uni
Ordngsn ibm bic 3dbns in bic Inter
lippe. Or. anru Wolfram Ieiitete ibu
bic n0tbige SiIF.
- Wiuidm Gtspsns, Der i'm Cir
cuitssridts fir irriinnia srtlGrt tpur
be, bate ssItsrn Ratmittas in isiHe1
Dohnuns an Der 3. Strobs, nab
Central ape., eiHen WuthaninlI uni
ipurbs er BON ben 9eputp Sbsriffi
Smfelot unb 9rebmsr mad Sem Se
fdngnij sebraht. Ct tpiro hsuts mad
9atelanb, ap., iibsrfiibrt psrbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-21
1euti@es 1beater.
grtobtes Snter.d.. fir nnisr aInlts
Snjtitut. - Gin pollss Saus 5m ers
iDarten. - 5san giIbsrfs ~autos
liebhsn".

menn nit,t ale quseihtn t-iissn,
odnn tpiro Der Beiuh bee ~1uiolieb'
den" morsen absno nod beher ols bel
Der ,ritsn BorfslIuns isin. nebrisens
ieiu Wunoer. Sn btr Iesten 3sii III
70 piel bonn oeutiHen 1beaier bic Rsos
ssine5en. bob AUDI Jene. o!. sisitm
ssniiitui bisber sleidsiIiis gsseniiber'
iianben, aus ibrer 0lsihsiltigseit ouf'
aeriiitsit porben iino. llnb es in gut
10. sic iOllen MIR NAL am SonntnS
ins Ihsoter iommen uno iiG burh
ben Ausenihsin oapou iiber;sussn.
lpar mir su lsiiien permoaeu. 0erooe
bas .auioliebhen" iann linen als
priifiisin oiensn. Dn tonnfn lie iih
iiberseugen, bdb ous oeittide lhelier
bon Cincinnati, mas Ballet. ausitats
iuns, aoitiime uno bersIsiden anbts
lanet, aud biutsr o:r teiien .EsIifhsn
0eieaidaft nitt Suriiditebt. uno oab
es in DiIla 1ibritl sinen aomi.sr
beiisi, Der bon isinsm sinsiseH i'm sins
gen Qanos, oeutif oo,r ensIiih, ib.rs
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Elm Snititut 1T, pObl Dertb. Dsm eiH'
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iperoen, i!Ro futun es audi itsptre
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sipeiie gOriteIuns Der flOiisn Gilbert.
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fen 5aufe iiaiifinoeu. S.iii. Iino nod
gut. Sise in allen 9heilen oss 6anies
3u hobfn unb tper ben WunTn BAT.
fi4 NIT bsm rei;enoen 8erIiner Tlaosl
bstannt su MAIDEN. Der beiorse iih i,in
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-21
urteM.

i5rsb. unb Carrie aisrmnnn, Mar,
inb Noore Strnbs, Mdbden.
W. uno CLARA Kramer, 1867 Ban,
miller Strabe. Wdbnen.
Nntbonn unb Warsoret 0e6mon
400 Dif psorl Sirabe, ancbe.
Dapib unb Cecilia umboG, 1926
Bomb Gtrabe, Rnabe.
Jp9a unb Role aobl, 1746 6an,
fieib Gtrabe. W6bnen.
Deter unb Worp Winees, 1854 Wr.
9snrp Gtrube, Wdbhen.
Qeonnrb unb Cora Gonbman. 1910
idirmount Mpe., 0nobs.
German unb WprtIe peters, 1877
YuIte Gtrobe, W1bhen.
DttD unh gmmn Nobenisein, 8
Mberfelbp YIars, WdoHsn.
Dreberi6 unb ellie Wrinsnidnn,
1161 Wonl Girobe, anabe.
Wubolpb unb QiS5ie Oobed, 250 90.
hU1iden Mpe., T16bden.
So5epb unb Gpo 6ouie. 1718 Gin
Gtrnte, Rnabe.
GtarfeS unb gmilie Hiblingmeper,
2677 Gage GtE0be, 0nabe.
6reb. unb 6dssI WalIer. 2251 6Ios
Stnre Mpe., Quobe.
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llnicr gacut in SamiIton III
6err Gonaro grnd, 449 Sao 5iinite
Strahc. 8ra Sci. 476 g., Spme
EbDne 1851 u.
- Die pfabI6riite Der SisbsWuir
StraBe idnn dug.nihsinIih esreti.t
tperoeH. Cine srobe Qrsabl arbeit,r
tparsn eeitern ben sanS.n 2as bamit
bsi9dftigt, 0as anseitaute Gis nit
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Wdi'er gubn 3u bre6en. Die gang.
Oitfeite oes UliamiiIuIIes fir cine
9rsits BON istsia Gub III bon psm
3reibei3 befreit uuo bic Sprensuna
piro fortgefiihri biz bic Bride BON
benz Druid oss aufgsbduiten 9rsibeiIss
beiersit lit.
- Sames uuo Gsoras Gprine.r
unp Jerrp WeIib, tpeIfe oes Ginbruts
in bic 8arbierItubs BON erneii 2e1o
ansstIost iino, purosn e.itsrn i'm aris
minalssridt BON Rihtsr Wurpbp fir
fhuloig befunosn. gle petoen tpabrs
iheinlid fir cine ssraume 3eit mad
Der geHerunesanitaIt In WansfieIo
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bat iit sipsi Doesn fir ben Sirabens
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8dnton, g., tommsn laHen. Der Ders
,sbr tpurbs burt bic gefdhouna Der
Bride BON Der Siiisiie aus sinses
felt.
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rem on Sdpdhe.
= Ssiratbsiteins: Q3m. gaetk,
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20, beibe BON 1arrtopn. - Wm. 2eps
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beioe bon Wiobletotpn. Wm. Ysps
ton ains. p, unb Wartbo s5ans
Siodes, %, beibe bon 6omilton. -
Jrsb. Douglas Sbrout, "a, unb frou
ysinnie Rice, 80, beibs BON Miobles
tonn.
- Jrau emilb s5ib bon pittsburs
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ibr. Shneiter, JrI. anna pFaff, Elm.
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Der Stabi bic GrIaubnib s.seben, cine
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bride au buusn unb eine aeitunass
robre fiir gasbeIeudtung iiber bic
Bride 80 lseen.
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Wdd5ite,s 1rettas
Wiro fid) bas NeIendtmnssfommitt
oeS Etabtratbs absr bic Glettrisi.
tdtsratea ibInifis ,uersen.

slm fommeroen ssreitae mir0 fiM
pabrideinIih 6os Staotrotbsfontnits
tee iiir 9eIeudtung ooriiber fdIiiiiig
peroen, welhe 0prih!age uto Cav.
pieblunaen es oem Stpotratb nit He.
aug anf ben i,euen Gleftri5itdtsrctei-
aoniraft nit Der Union 8ns & Glec.
tric 60. uaterbreiten tpirb uno Dem
Gtaotratb siirife Die Gnselesenbeif
Damn in ieirler eisuue am Dienitng
iiber oflt Jagen porliegen.
EIdne in bieier Siniidt ipiirocti
penisitens In Der geitern HahmittoH
Itattsebabten Sisuns bes aomsnit.
tees aeidunie6et no oas aoHlIniffcc
piro ipdbrenb Der @od,e jeoen 0or.
mittag 5uiammenfommen, Inn DC
ibm 3ugeianbten GofumeHte unD Gm-
piebIunaen Su 'tubiren unb lrirt
Damn. bepor Definitipe Beihliiiie &C.
TaBt peroen, nit StaofonsuoIi
ShoenIe fonierirGu. Serr Sfoenle,
Der IN Der aeitrigen Sisiing 3iieegen
mar, miro iih in Der 3iuiihen6eit mil
Dem gi;epr1iioerteu Jreentnit bon
Der Union Sos & electric 60. in
gerbInoitng ieser. INN BON bieient 81
criabren, OBJ Die GSeielfd,off gelpili
| lit, oiii iinbeitimurte 3eit bic aegen.
p0rtiaen 9eoinaurgen seIten 3n lai.
len, bamit epentllell nbsemortef fper,
Sen fam, tpas Sic Bubble lfiIifies
Gomriiiion 6 besiisIth oes @ertbs oes
eigcnthums Der Union 8os & Glec.
tric SO. 81 berihten bot. Serr
Sdoenle befiirftct naTIih, 6ok. .jalIs
ole Union Gas & electric 60. etner,
aoniraft aui fur5e 3eit niht annel,-
men, ionbern geruiitng bel Der Hub.
lie Utilities Gommiiion einlegerl
ioQta, Die Gitliation iih iiberons
foutpIiiirt eeitoIten uno bic gtohi
oaourh obiolut teiHen 9ortbeil boben
Diiroe.
Inter Sen Stlriftitiiden ipeId)e
Dem aommittee 3llaegangen iino, be.
iinoet lid, audi oas SEretben eines
gipiIinaenielr ltamens Grtpin Vie.
per BON Buffalo Serr Bieper Innd)tc
Der Stabt Gincinnoii ben Worfhlog,
iie iolle ihm bos notbiae 6riinoeieen.
ibum uno bic rotbiaen 0ebGuoe 10.
itenirei lieiern, lpogesen er onnn Die
notbiaen Maif,inen anifoifen uno
Iiir Die Iauer ben 5ebn Sabren Glet-
irisitGt su tE Sent bns aiIofpatt.
itunoe Iiefern ni,roe, fans ihnt Elm
j1brIiter aonium bon elmer WiIior
ailopnttitunoen garantirt tpiiroea.
Rad abIouf Der 3ebn Sabre poiIe CT
Die eeiammte auiase foiieufrei an Die
StaSt iiberQeben.