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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
WEYBRIDoE.

Farmers in this vicinity are utilizing
the present favorably weather getting
their seed in the ground as rapidly as
possible.
Fred HER of the Rutland railroad is
spending a few days here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George HER.
At the local church Saturday evening,
May 80, Rev. Mr.. Leonard of the 7. c. A.
will give an illustrated lecture on his trip
through the Mediterranean Sea. Lecture
at P. m. Supper after the lecture.
Rev. Leonard will preach at the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning May "a. At
the evening service the pastor will give
the second in the series on "Pilgrim's
Progress.
Mr., and Mrs. L. C, Drolette of West
Cornwall were guests of j. W. Doolin
Sunday. They attended services at the
NJ. f. church.
Mrs. A. j. Thompson has gone to the
Mary Fletcher hospital for treatment.
Z. c. Babcock is in very poor health.
Mrs Winona Shaw of Middlebury was
an over Sunday visitor at Ii. A, Boies.
Mayor ], A. Harrington and family
called ON their sister, Miss Lucy Harring-
ton Sunday.
Mrs. c. B. Billiard came home from
the Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
OBITUARY..

Oscar Franklin Hurlburt was born in
the town of Cornwall, Vt, December
%, 1884 and died at the home of his son,
Allison j. Hurburt, May 4, 1914, aged
seventy-nine years. His boyhood was
spent on his fathers farm in his native
town. At the age of nineteen he en-
tered Burr and Burton seminary at
Manchester, VT, with the view of pre-
pairing for entrance to Middlebury COL
lege, he joined the great company of
young men then going West He To-
Gated in Kansas and settled down to the
study of law and later to its practice.
Just before the outbreak of the Civil
war he returned to Vermont because of
the unsettled conditions in his adopted
State, driven to strong agitation, the
village in which he lived being prac-
tcaly destroyed by fire.
Shortly after returning to Vermont
he was married to Miss Maria F. Jones
of Cornwall, the daughter of Zebulon
Jones, a graduate of Middebury college
in the class of 1886. OF this union three
children were born, only one of whom,
Allison T., survives. After his mar
riage he took up farming as business,
first in the town of New Haven, where
he resided eighteen years, and later in
Ripton, until the death of his wife. which
occurred in 1877 Thereafter he made his
home for the most part with his son in
Middlebury, spending period of few
years at intervals with his sister in Cal
ifornia. He is survived by son and
grandson with whom he spent his last
years.
Mr.. Hurl5urt was man of keen and
alert mind to the last of his life. Early
in life he formed the love for reading
and habit of being interested in the
world and times in which he lived. At
the age of seventy he was as much
interested in and as we'll informed upon
the affairs of the day as the younger
men. His funeral service was held at
the home of his son, and was attended
by large number of neighbors and
friends. Interment was in Foote street
cemetery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
WEST BRIDPORT.

Charles Reed of Addison was in town
Sunday and went to Crown Point where
he was guest of his sister, Mrs. d. w.
Philaps.
Fred Lasher has moved to Port Henry.
Cliff Abbey of Crown Point was a
Sunday guest in town.
Charles Huestis was an over lake bust.
ness visitor Thursday.
Edward Laport and wife of Crown
Point were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Wilkinson Sunday.
Farmers are rushing their spring sow
ing of grain.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
CORNWALL.

Mrs. Ed Kinds and Miss Mary Kinds
of Fowler visited at ]. L. Douglas Sat
urday and Sunday,
Miss Katherine Griswold is in Wey-
bridge.
Mrs. Alice Eggleston took ride Sun
day. This was the first ride she has
taken since last August.
MIR. and Mrs. Atlee Douglas and daugh-
ter of Middlebury and Mr.. and Mrs.
Win Turner and family of Middlebury
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Doug
las Sunday,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
RRIDPoRT.

Mrs. Hiram Barton is in poor health.
The Ladies', society of the Congre-
gational church will hold a strawberry
supper at the vestry, Thursday evening,
June 18th.
Franklin Williams spent Sunday with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R H. Holmes have gone
to their home at Shoreham.
Mrs. Amos Delphia has been suffering
with malaria.
Cards have been received for the we'd
ding of Ashley Dukett, and Miss Webster
of Hudson Falls.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
EEE? The KIDNEYS Wei!
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Middlebury People Know How to
Save 1t.


Middlebury People Know How to
Save 1t.
Many Middlebury people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Week kidneys are respon-
sible for vast amount Of suffering and
ill health-the slightest delay is danger
Gus. Use Doan's Kidney Pills-a remedy
that has helped thousands of kidney
sufferers. Here is Middlebury citizens
recommendation.
Julius 7. Williamson, Washington St,
Middlebury, VT, says, GU will always
find me recommending Doan's Kidney
Pills. feel that they prolonged my life.
For forty years l was afflicted with kid
ney and bladder trouble and nothing
ever relieved me until l used Doan's
Kidney Pills Since took them have
been different man. They drove away
the pain in my back and made my kid
neys normal, in fact, they benefited me
in every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
SOUTH WHITING.

Mrs. Leslie of Mount Holly was re-
cent guest of her son, Herbert Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Baldwin and Mrs.
Herbert Aines and daughter were in
Forestdale on the 18th.
Miss Edith Brown, Miss Estella Taylor
and Mrs. Will Keller were recent visitors
in Brandon.
1. w. Hitchcock. who has been ill
several months does not seem to improve.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
COUNTY NEWS
SOUTH STARKSRORO.

Russell d. Young has returned from a
trip to Montreal, St. Adams and Milton.
d. d. Follansbee and wife were in
Monkton Sunday.
D. L. Birdsall and family have come to
reside with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
F. Birdsal.
The little son of Curtis Orvis does not
improve as rapidly as desired by friends.
Eastman Arnold recently sold three
choice cows to David Dixie.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned, son and grandson Of
the late Oscar Franklin Hurlburt, wish
hereby to express their appreciation and
thanks to their neighbors and friends for
their kindness and helpfulness during
the illness and after the death of their
father and grandfather; also to the sing
ers who rendered appropriate music at the
funeral and to the minister for his words
of comfort,
ALLISON j HURLBURT
WALTER G.. HURLBURT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22

New line Rubber Sole Oxfords fo-
Men and Boys acc
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
FARM PROBLEMS
Oranges Want Lectures on the
Subject of Cooperation.

Some Thoughts Of Timely Interest by
Marc w. Cole, Superintendent of the
Bureau Of Cooperation of the De-
partment of Agriculture, New York.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22

At prices ranging from csc to S4.e7
Every one being guaranteed to be the
best and largest size for the money.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-05-22
What He Called Il.

"What is your occupation" asked
the attorney.
81 haven't any," the witness answer
ed. Il work in a boiler factory"
swell. don't you call that an occupa'
Uon?"
mo, sir; | call that job"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-29

betannte iib i'm Gountpseriht iGa,s
big, Die Seanette Weper Sur pflihts
pernahlGiisune an9ebalten gu bdben,
uno erbielt $100 uno Soften auferle9t.
Der Sal pon WilIiam Sapd tpegen
behelben 8ersebens puroe niebergss
idlagen.
% pllen bic Wirtbidaften
an Sonntagen Gei d loi.
len bd BEN.
Sin Sommittee Der Wfiniiteriol gtis
Ioeiation. aus Den Heoerenps, @eorae
8. 9unton, R. 3. McSaiiel unb +.
g8. Sarrpp beitebeHo. ipra6 oeitern
Nahmittda in Der Sffice bes Circuit
ritlters frunf M. Sracp DOR uno
io!l unacbli6 bon Inn berldngt bdben,
bab er bic UfitQlieber Der Spe5id!s
@ranbiurn DOR iia rufe uno ibnen bas
bic SonntaasIhlieBuna Der Wirths
'daften betreffenbe 8eieB berleien
ipQe, Die Miniiterial glfpciutiun bat
bic SeouIo pcrlorsn. od bic Staots
&pmmtiIGre dnQebIi6 niht prompt in
Der QlnIeosnbeit banoelten uno pers
lonat nun. oab bic 9roBgeidporenen
bic glnqeleqenheit untcriuden iollen.
Spffentli6 pirb Der gfifter i1nen ben
ecnsen Wprtlaut oes 9eiebes oerlelen
loIien, bemoemGB alle 9eihGitsbran=
den an Sonntaaen geIAloiien bleiben
miiiIen. 10 a. 3. Groceries, 9ddereien,
9rp 8ooos 2dosn, ganpD 2dOen,
Fleiihz 0Gben etc. BUR 2lpOthetsn
tDnnen pffen balten, I'm ReSepts 5u
fiiqen. Gntpeoer giihts ocer &lIes
lit ous 2oIln1sport bss li6eruleH GIes
ncnts. Mud Der RationoIIport, oas
goiebalIpiel. mub oarunter Ieioen.
Die prot. Waiisnbausz z8eiea
Idaft. bic bas Wsber'ite @ioenthum
il siiosGopin;tOu bon Or, R. SirO
t0uflih eriporfrn bat, Qebt nit bem
Gebanten um. basielbs in einsn Soms
neraufentbaIt fir bic Waiientinoer
ein5uri6ten
Sn i6rem 5sitament binterIGbt
Sulia Stepurt ibr idmmtlides Gigera
tbum ibrsm @attsn QRoretp 5. Step=
art uno ernenHt ibn gum SeitamsRtE Z
| pollitreder.
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9afieefrdxSaeH.

- Ter 1yausnbsrein oer 3tpei.sn
pr.sbpteyiit,u 8ird. an Der aibert1
Strabe, usiiIia BON Der 5rseman
4usHus. bait isins moHatli6e W.rs
fammIuug an Donnsriias godmi.s
tag. 80. 2lpriI, ab. Die 5rauen g..
gobIsnber Sopp, S.inbeI, Waus,
Stsgepaus uno Wasner ferDirsn ben
Saffss. bile WitsIieber unb Greunbe
bes gsrsius NIB btrsIid .inseldbsn.
9s fyausnp.r.in Der gb. Rti.
Gemsinbe gu Otlsn periammeli ii9
sur gsislitlitli9,n llntsrbdItung am
0Onnsritaq, 80. @priI, Ra6miitogs
Don 2 bis . llbr, i'm Sduliotai Der
Sird, an Der Iablor 2lDe. 5sbermonH
1T freunblit eins,laben. Die Safts.'
bsrinnsn iinO bic 'folgtnben Damsn:
80. q. 9a,uge, 80. 6. Seiltop. !.
Snpbsr, u. lldtmann, M. llrtt, 8.
gOsdslmanu, =. 8uf4, 3. gurrus.
Der Rdbpsrsin Der protsitantis
idsn pst,rstirde (Sons Saupi, pa
itor) psriammslt iid am SonnsriiHs,
80. gpril. Nd9mittags. Die b.ibsu
Dumsu 5rau Sobn Gang nno Grau
Wurgarstb, Wiiler iperbsu bic Gdii'
bstpirtbeu.
Der iyrauens unb Sunsfrausa'
bsrsin Der Gu. grot. ct. pdulus G.'
meinbe (paitor u. 0smtnS) bdIt NOR
gen Rndmittag feline monatIi9s Der
iammluuq ob. Sm 2lHi6lub folsI
Elm soffestrGn5dsn, bas Don ben fo!i
genOsn 0ameH isrpirt fpirb: y. Rob
bers, u. Rid, M. Rice, W. Ri4tsr
81. Stsintamp, .. Spresn, 81. Gun
osrbuisn, ". Steiner. &. Gismsr 8
S6psinsfub, 81. gdafer, W. Sdau
fsrt. 6. Gtsgnsr. q. Strabsmsp.r uni
W. S6rabsr. Disies aommittss Ia
bet bersli6 siH.
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Bier ainSer berIett.
Sei elmer aanalsas.6rpIOiion in Der
gndet glleg.

9lui nod uuaufs.tlart, Wsiie fano
gsfisrn Ra9miitas in Der Yadst ale9
bintsr bem GIiI. Gamble 9iatOniifens
btim, 1929 W.sI.p ap.nus, Elm. Goss
erploFon itaii. bel ipsl9sr pier ainbsr
9ranbpuuben bnponirugsn. eoHa
Monaitp, a6t Sabre alt. bon Ro. 425
8. 9lpenus, 0nptoH, ap., pel6e bsn
grpIoIionsort am nd4itsH itanb. irus
granbpunben am aorpsr nno ben
geinsn bapon. MiIbreo Cane, ntun
Sabr. alt, gbparo GriB brei uuo
5onp Qansritisr fiinf Sabre alt. bon
Tc. 1926 Gutter StraBe, trlitien lsid.
ter. granbpunbsn. 9i. ainbtr pur'
ben ndb BEN DintsaiHenbsim sss
bra6t, nOislbit 0r. fG. De Gourc.p
ben ,lsin.n pati,ntsn GrStlidsu gtis
Itanb leiIt.ts. 9i, erlitt,nsn 9.ripuns
bunssu iinb sliidIitupsiis ni4t srn'
fer Ratur.
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sslbitmorOuerindl.

Re9t Oorii6tis mar Diuiom Ben.
27 Sa6r. alt, iusl6sr gsitern Rd&mii'
tag .insn SelbitmorbDeriu4 bur4 si'
nsn Spruns in bic reiB,nben Jluibsn
nift stipa o.s Sbio fonbsrn bss
aanals ristirt,. Bel i6isn fid Sroit
bel Der Slafhs s.iu9t 81 bdben uno
in bieiem 3uitdno oss srausn elsnbs
fam er auf ben Gsbantsn, ots Dds
i.ins giirb. ab5ui9iittelH. Doriih'
tiger Wsiis bait. sr ii9 cine bsIsb.s
Gessnb ausssfudi. bsnn sr iprang an
Der Walnut Gtrdbe bon Der HSi4uns
inc WuiI.r. glmnortb price BON Ro.
2401 gOl,rain Mp,nus, fubis ben
WanH btim 2rassn uHb sos i'm auis
1rpdsne. Or tpurbe nd4 BEN itabti'
fteu 5OipitaI sstradt.
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mes Scbnes, Sato6in. aramsr unS
Sobn Wiitelinb. je Elm Jiinftsl oss
Reitss ,rbaItsn.
Gb. 8. Snterrieben n Dermatt
Isin @srmDssn iein.m Sobns SsrmaH
Suterrisben.
Radlab ga den.
Srbinanb 9rarba6 if 5sftum.nts.
splliirsder BON Sobdnna 3rar6at;
perionalisn $400, Grunbsisentbur,
$4,000.
Wlaiilbe 80. RopaI III Radlabpsrs
fpditsrin BON Stdnlep 8. Ropal;
@runbeis.Htbum $4,000.
Gpan 9. DilIiams III RahIabDsrs
pdltr bon Supip D. Wtuioms;
Grunb.igsntbum $3.50.
Mdrsareibe 3immer III RdhlaBpers
ipaIierin BON 9eorss Rabner; psrioi
nalien $500.
Der peri0nlifs Ha6lob Der Wine
ME S6rotb bstrGs, $12,607.03; bsrs
jenis. Der Mnrp 6. Wcaen5ie 500;
bsrisnigs o.s Bernard arummtH 800.
9tridiebtnes.
Watilbs 2orb srIanste Elm llrihsii
iiber $50; Sobn Stalp Elm iol6es iibe-
$201; WarD $. Sarbt Elm foI4es iibsr
$129 sssen bic Stabt Cincinnati.
qluf @runb ans.hli6sr giger,
thumsi6doisuns bat Rois SsaIp sin,
alaa. iiber $544 sesen bic Stabt
Cincinnati anseitrsHst.
5rsb. 6. S6mibt purbs pseeH
1rassns psrbora.nsr Waff.n 5u $50
unb 8oitsu perurtb.iIi; 5rant Do
nolbion, Der Elm farbisss Wlaoden in
bruialer Wsiie mibbanbeli bat. erbislt
6 Wlonat. @sfGnsnib unb Sas. Sisbs,
fOtpi, Sobn gpt., pelt, ii9 bss 0iebs
itabls Idulbig bstanntsn. tamsn mis
sinem iuip,nbirisn llrtb.il Don j. $50
unb Soften oapon.
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cinnati, .. - 9. g. Rungan, 29, ppn
Hspport unO Mars. 3. gedrb, 80,
BON geaepue, ap. Sobn 5bOmas
Gunminas. %, Don st. s9omas,
an. unb glnna G.SebIer, %, BON
Cincinnati. 3. = s. Wl. Ststle, So,
rnb Sbereie Nlud, "a, beibe pm REM
port. Sp. - Gbn. ). guengsr. p,
BON Cincinnati, g., uno goanne
Qouiie streips, %, BON st, Sbo'
mas. ap. - 8. :. stueIIs, 22, uno
MDrtle 2openitein, l9. bsIoe oon
Repport, ap.
- grunoeigentbums T ueber:rd'
ounoen: Murta Supran an Deter
arpmlinu. Got an Der DaDton pits,
81. - 9iolet Gnqe. an ben 9ome
Qeib. uno gaus@erein, 2 Cots in
glelpport. 81. - Wlarp =. gamma an
Ho6n Sammeron, Got 30 SUB 5ront
an Der 8alnut Str, 9apton, 81. -
| 6. 8. 6elm an +. u. 0oos, Got IN
UtIl JllgVINlSPE PI'
- Die 9luqe BON 5ames aIsrdH'
Der Rai6e, Gntel Der peritorbsnsn ee'
pilia Glaptpn, aegen 6ruu Wtdrp u
Stinner oas Seitdmsnt Der gerltors
benen fiir ni6tiQ 81 ertIGren, lpuroe
i'm GircuitQeri6t uufgsru'en. Us ban
reIt lid um $4,000 nertb 9run0tt'
oeutbum. pas bic 9erbIitsne tbrer
cpoptirten Sotter Stinaer, Elm Slno
hires peritorbenen 9ruoers 3interlteB'
RaThe perlanot nun bic 6dIfte oer
fIinterlaIIenihaft uno per'uht oas
3eitam,nt umauitoBen, od nur 3T.
Senour unb bic GIbin Stinner oas
3eItament ais 3eugeu unteTidlTfoeh'
9aIte Tellte in ieiner SIage Die Ss'
bauptuna auf, ouB bic Srbtn TEN
Rett bate, Dos 5eitdment a!s 3eH'
ain 3u unterSel6nen.
- 6eutt Jlatmittua lpiTo Der
Frauen 9erein osr Go. ptot. 81
Sobornss Sirte Elm aaFiestrdnSttn
i'm SpnntdlsihuI3lmmer appa.'eN,
Iuno rirp Der ueue Qditot, Reo. paul
gietop, Der BON gittstuysb, pd.,
eintruf, an Oemielbeu t5eiine3men.
- 6euts q(beno fjHoet bic Ger
fammluns oes 9lrjoR Wdnnerdors
itott in Der bie lpsit.rsn Arrangt'
ments fiir bic 3beiInabme am Sons
oerfeit in QouispiIIe. sp, getrotleH
tueroeu.
- Quf Gruub einss 2lfiioaoits oss
Qripat GebeimpoIi3iiten gna. be'
ano,blib i'm Gienits Der 9apmen's
Qeaoue iteben iolI, Duroe Der Wltit
1ohn 3bomer ppr ben Sugenbrifts'
gols eerufsn, I'M Grlinoe an5usetsn
ndrum er niht rpeosn 9erleitnng SUI
gfli6tuernatlGfiigung pon Wsinotr.
idbrtasu beitroit nerosu ioIl. en1
bebauptet, baB 1homer Wlinosridbrl.
cen erlaubt hu6en ioII, ein 8Iutsrai
an iDislsn.
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= a N Ito n.

liuier Ascut in SumiltOn 1T
Serr GOnarb Srnd, 449 Sh6 5iulite
Shafe. @ra Sci. 476 g., SOm.
E6une 1851 u.
Die Woslsr Safe So. bat bsy
Geperbstommsr mitsstbeilt, bub Oa5
@erii6t in gs3ua duf bic bsabii5iigts
gerlsgung Der GeIbidraHifabrit naG
elmer anoersu Staot uuf unfpabrbcii
bsrubt.
Die 8.rthilung oes bstonnten
Spmmes Winiitsrial 5Ouos, pslhs
jdbrli6 i'm 2tpril itattiinoet, Tisl bic
les Sabr tpis folgt aug: 3ions Stride,
80 WitgIiebsr, $29.70; W. Is. Stride,
qiubennalO, 10 Witslisbsr, $51; ).
g. Is. air6s, Snmilton, 16 WtitsIie.
Der, $4.80; Ct. W1arps STRIDE, Sam.
ilton, Ga WitgIieosr, 1920; Bethel
airde. Samilton, 81 WitgIisosr,
$26.10 ; 81. 6. airhs, princston,
MitgIieoer, 80 Gents; Beit Minier
&irhe, Sdmilton, al Wlitelisbsr,
$13.20; Gbur6 Of gbriit, 2inbenpdlb
l52 W}itglieber, $45.60; Ct. Gabrisl
&ir6e, 9lenbal,, 90 U1itsIiebsr, $1S;
8ongregationul &ir6., 5amilton, ID
Mlitglisoer, 1920; presbpteriansr
Stride, pleafont Run, 25 MitglieOsr
$50; Emanuel Sir9e, Samilton, 80
MitislisOsr, $500; CT. SDbann.s
air6e, Samilton, 142 Wlitalisber
$42; Ct. @sronica air6e, S{t Sam.
iltOn. 253 Iitslisber, 1880;
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Sabtpm Ano Seuenne.

- qrof. 80. g. Sing, Supt. bty
offsntIiten S6ulen Don gslspus, rein
beute mad 4ouispjQs db, I'm Der aon'
pentiUn Der Stats EDUCATION Ann.
bei8upobnen.
Die 9amsu Silfsssi.aiadit
Der GD. ct. Sokdnnsstirds in g,Ilt'
pus perunitaltst an Douneritag Rad
mittuq i'm S6ul5immsr ein Sdffses
ttGn3ten. Die 9aitssberiHnsn iino
bic Gamen: 6. 5uusmonn, e. Sdus'
mann, Otto SoffmaH ). Soffman uuo
6rso. !Ssbner.
- qlm 5rsitog. /. Mai. OsraHiiaItst
bic 6ilfs Gsislituit bes Spesrs
6oipitals Elm 2IIttag Rdbsn i'm
6oipitaI. 5iir grfriitungen uiD. if
gsiorgt.
I'm elmer 9srTammIung Der
0omans Gipic 2.ague pon 0apton
purbe beidloiien. bi. aIaTs i'm 9pms
nahum fir grfpo6ieu. pGbrsHo Oes
Sommsrs auf3uasbsn, bic iibrigsn
&laTen bIeiben beitsaer. Sm princsb
9bsatsr Iou cine Ssneii5DoritsIluHg
oeraRitdItst rperoeu.
2(nIGBli6 bes %. 2lnniusrIas
RUINS Der s. 8. 8. ,. Organization
in geueoue, bas beuts 4beno in Bal
te'8 Opernbdus 9sieisrt tpirb, 1T Elm
geOissenes prOgramm aufgsitsat NOR
ben.
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slieber. 1920; ". 6. stird,, Glsn.
bale, IA WitsIiepsr, $4.20; presbpte.
riuner stir6e, Sprinsoale, 35 Mits
sIieber, 5000, ct. Sobannes Stride,
Oit Samiltpn, 155Mitsliebsr, $46.50;
/. prssbDterianer Stride, Somilton. 13
Wfitsliebsr, $3.50; ct. 4nn airhe,
ainbsnpulO. 4o2 Mitsliebsr, $12o.6O.
Ri6ter Sarlan psrpsissrte ae.
tern Der syrau 9lDa 2odarb in ibrsr
SheiOunssfloss gssen Robert 2odarb
bic perlanstsn gtlimente, neil iie in
Der 9erbanbIuns i'm Geribt seftano,
OaB lie dbiittlih 3psi 9lnSiise hires
Ranues in 5sBen 3sri6nitteu bate.
sic beiudte ben S6neioer no ibr
Munn feline aIeiOsr MAIDEN lieb, nnb
psriibte bort bic 1bat. sic ipObnt in
Wltooletoipn. aIdgsrin srbdlt auh
teine abpotatengebibren.
- Die giirger bon 0snice, Oarrs
totpn unb Miabiae bdbsn Der geb1rbe
bic Darnuns sutommen laiien, bdb in
3utunft ale gIusiIiigler, ipelde nit
5abbier ben Sonntag in Der llmget
aeuo Der erpGbnten Dorfer 3ubringsn
poaen, in Gsiobr iteben, perbaftet 81
ueroen.
- 5rau q. Dsit srbislt bic aunbe
pon SnOianapplis, baB bortielbit ibt
gruOer Gonrab 6luisr DsrI9ieben III.
Gr Dar felt 16 Jabrsn poli5iii uno
rerlieb SamiItOn, t1mn 9eburtsort.
Dor % cSabren. Cs- b:rterldbt bi.
Satin unb bier Sinber.
Der StuIrdt) BAT bi. S1IGre
Der aebrer 5ur 3abIuns unsefpieisn.
Der 2. Rntiono.bant tpurbsn bic De-
poiiten Der S6ulgeIOsr gu benz 4nst,
bot pOn 2 pro3. jugtiproten. Di.
Rsiignotion Der qebrerin Sulid u.
Weib purbe anssnommsn. Sie Gin
laoun1 sur GrdNrfhmiidunssfsier
oes Wsbel COMPTON poitsns purbs
anesnpmmen.
- 3eirntbsidens: glap Gerssr1or,
81, uno Rannie l0arriet Wiaidms. 81,
bsios Don Wibb!stopu; gbarlss 81
petsrs. "a, ppr bier, unb Cora Wl,
Sropts, 25, Don WiboIstoDn.
- Der S6u9peH binttr Der mob.
nung BON GmiI 5dcob Sermonu, Sen,
traI 2lUsnue uno Charles Ctr, ipurot
aeitern Worgsn ouyd 5euer sirae'
didsrt.
6rso. 9obmlnn, tpsIder Unite.
ser 9tHtIdge bes 0i,bftabIs itanb uni
| i'd in Die gunbesarmee aniperben Iai
len poqte, ipurD, duf Qnlab isin,s
gurgsn 9r, Oh. Goot in 9elpnbriau
g.nommsn.
- Sine nsu. 5ahnenitanse aus 81
itnrobr fpuroe geitsrn neben benz Wo'
Inument srridtsi. Die 5obnenitans,
sri.Bt bic, IpeIdc Dor einsm Sabre Dor
Der SpdiIutb abgsbrpden fpurbe.
- Stabtanpalt 3. s. primm,,
r,itis gsitsrn I'M Common pleas 9s,
ri6t siu Nldnoamus 9srfabren g,.
gen ben Gountp @ubitOr Grapfor:
tjn, lin oenitIbeu gu Spineen, ben
&ldlsr $50 oen Mpuat aIs Siaats.
unnaIt in standardization i'm Wluni'
3ipai9sridt usSu5ablen. Gr bean,
ipru1t 6as Gs9alt felt Ginfiibrunt
oes MuHi5iplIseri6is i'm Sauuur.
6amilion bat bem Gsniusbsrid
aus WaibiH9iOn sufolss cine Ginpob
nerJabI Don 38,814 unb UlibblsiOnr
1892.
5rau Gliberins plapp unp 1rai
pets 0en3d Don bier rsiisn am IA
Utai auf BEN .Jmperoior" gu brsi,
mOnatigsm gsiud 81 @srpanDisn mad
8eutidIano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-29

Die Eeiuport Gtftcc rnr ods vStn'
einnaticr @plfsblutt" beiiuSct i'd IN
Nu. 339 gurf straRc, geseniibcr ecm
GunrtGunic, iuOiclbit gicui9feitcn, Vim
scigen II. /. IN. biz 10 llbr 40 NIinn'
ten SibenSs cntgcgengenOmmcn lper'
BEN. sclcpbOn SOuth 2401.
- Seute finoet oie SabresOcr.
iamnlllmg ser Gp. |rot. 1Seoerateo
Gables 9li0 Societies III Der Gu &rot.
St. Guulus Stride, an Der s. StraBc,
itott. Tie @eriammIlmg miro Don
Reu. 4. i. Sausmann eroiinet mcr'
0eu lno beginut Oieiel6e nm 10 llbr
Gormittng3. Siir Die ouamdrtigea
@ditc lit fiir grfriidung aui oaS
Bette gciorat
- Scute uno Norgen iin6 Die
Reinialngstaae gteuports. 9lllc
Sauabepobner Iino erilld)t, ibre 9tb.
iaQe etc. 10 lmter5ubriugen OaB ''c
ron Den itdotiiden @ngeu obgcbolt
mer6en formen. Die @leoemann
9reluina So. lno Ole @t. 0t Aucn
Supplp 50. habeu cine 2InjabI Alto-
mobile Ser Staot CUR &erfilgung &C.
itcQt. nm Die N6idue 10 raid ais
moglib peg3ltitafien.
- 2ott einem pom Ser Stuuten
Genius egureau'in 8ai5ingtou, G.G,
ousgcGebcneu 9erit,t hat Nclpport
cine Gunpolner5abl BON 3t,517.
SRI Bertha S6aeiigr oerihie0
aeitcrn in ibrer @obnung, glo. 1913
g9eit 6iinite Strabe i'm 9IIter uo;
% S5abren. Go5 2eiteubeganguiB
iin0et am Gonneritog Namittag um
1.30 llbr itatt.
- 0as 4iero Dor Dem 9uQgn Ot5
aontraftor5 Eercp Sie6enberg iteil'
te al Ser 4 mo Soratogo StraBe
cor elmer 9ofomotipe mo mann
&eiBaus. Sieoenberq mlr0e ans Dem
BugQp geihleltoert uno eutfam nit
lciften @erlebunqeu Gas Yiero fol
lioirte nit einem Baum. morauI es
3lu 6oIteu FAM Gas 9uggD lpur6e
6enolirt.
@orri5 Gobeu Elm IIidi6uiter
an Der Dort StraBe. lUllroe Inn $S5
beroubt. 3pei MGnuer famen in Den
2aocu, Inn Oenielbcu onQebIidl fd!ri.
lid 5l ilbernebmen. 9lls Cohen einem
ser Didnuer Den @ooeu }eigte. Icer1a
ser gtnoere Die @eI0foiie nit Dem ans
Qe9cbenen ,WbaIt Go5en berherfte
ieinen &erluit erit, als Die @nuucr
euttommen maren.
- 0orGer, Gomeritag, Ia6uts.
tn1 lit Die Groiinlng Der Saiion Ser
Cbio gaieboQ Seague IN bieiiacr
Stnot uno lit om beiuateu Gage elm
hal6er 6eiertag. Cine StraBenparoOa
iinoct Inn I llbr 9ia6mittagS iiatt,
an Der iidJ Oie Gllib9 pon Cincinnati,
9lcuport, Gooinaton, 3apton mn
gellrDuc bctbeiiigen perocn. GiHC
Gn3aDl G5irmen ln0 Trioatperioncr
Ga6en ibre slutonIobile sur 8araO,
3ur gerfiigunq qeiteIlt lnO miro oie.
| elbe iiber Die &auptitroen Der Staot
maridierer 0ns Spiel 3piidcr
| Gbillicotbe lmo gtepport biloet Den
S6IrB Der 6sitlihfcit
- SbeI6eine: petsr &nor, 90, lint
| Inna Waroico, 81, beiOe Don Gincin
natl, 8. - Gbus. J. glirens, SO
pom 9rootDille, Sno., umo Clara va
der. "a, pon Oaptou, &b. Grdni
y. Suttmillsr. %, BON gatespille
sSno. uno 2eond Stau6u6, q, Dor
bier. - gO. s. Moliqus, %, BON 60.
lpinatOn, uno glIa SaDeI, q, bon Gin.