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Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
LAkEvILLE CHURCH BURNED.
Spark Causes Destruction of St. Pat
 ricks Edifice-Loss of S8ooo.

St Patrick's church, a mission from St Mary's church in Lakeville, of which Rev. John Donohue, formerly of South Coventry is pastor, and the c1d- est Catholic church between Pittsfield, Mass, and Bridgeport, was destroyed by fire Wednesday morning, togeth- CT with most of the contents, causing a loss estimated at s8000. The prper- ty was insured. A grass fire is be- lieVed to have communicated to the church, igniting the south corner of the wooden building, and before vil- hgerS discovered the fire it had gained great headway; in fact the church was doomed before bucket brigade at tackled the flames.
 A strong wind prevailed and the build ing fast reduced to ashes in less than one hour Villagers succeeded in sav- ing the memorial windows. including a beautiful costly Tiffany window rep resenting St. Patrick, a gift Of Mrs Goss of California. A few of the con- tents were also saved. Then church will be rebuilt Rev. Father Dohohue says.
 St. Patriek's cI urch had a resident parish priest as early as 1852 in the person of Father Peter Kelly, the sec ond Catholic pastor at Norwich. The parish at that time included north western Connecticut The church stood about quarter of a mile Qorth of the tracks of the Berkshire railroad. 4 spark from the locomotive drawing tho orth-bound train due in Falls Will lage at 9.30 a. m. is supposed to have ignited the dry grass in front of tho church and high wind carried the fire tn the church building which was blazing fiercely before the volunteer fire fighters reached the scene. The interior of the church was redecorate(
 l. F. Bannon, now of Willimantic, wa! pastor of St Mary's church.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
ASSUMING SHAPE AT ARMORY
Decorations for Industrial and Good Home Exposition Mer- chants Week Fast Going Up-Exhibits to be Placed at Once-Tcket Plan for Free Shows at Theaters Am nounced. -

Results of several days of prepar- atory work by the workmen of the Industrial Publicity company of Mall den, Mass, began to show at the state arnory on Thursday, where the booths were largely set up. giving a foretaste, partial but altogether promising and inviting. of what the completed In- dustrial and Good Home Exposition there during Merchants Week will be. By evening the framework for the booths, all freshly painted in white and surmounted by a grill, was very largely placed and by the time the evening hours arrive today, the arnory will be still further transfeFfned, when the flowers and green foliage to be twined through the grill work has been placed in position.
 It requires the services of six men at the armory. There are four posts and sides to each booth and one man is required to each post and standing on ladders are two men to insert the grill work in openings made to receive it. Nails or screws are not use. The grill work is all glued in place in or der to present as dainty and effective an appearance as possible.
 The grill work on the booths will have southern sfnilax vines running through it, roses being the predomi- hating floral feature.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
AWAITING ARRIVAL OF
 HER HUSBANDS BODY.
Mrs. John w. Barlow Reaches Nev
 York From European Trip.

Mrs. John W. Barlow of New Lon don whose husband, General Barlow died in Jerusalem, some time ago dur ing European trip, arrived in New York Tuesday morning on the Rotter- dam of the Holland-American line Mrs. Barlow went immediately to Washington to await the arrival of the body of her husband which was sent from Jerusalem by express and which is due to arrive in this country in a lew days. General Barlow'S body wLn be given interment in Arlington.
 Mrs. Barlow returned with party f of about 300 Clark tourists who spent Il days cruising in the Mediterra- mean and touring in Spain, Palestine and Egypt. The party originally con- sisted of $40.
 With General and Mrs. Barlow or the trip from New London were: Miss Ruth Newcombe, daughter of MT. and Mrs Frederic S. Newconfbe and Miss Helen Whiton, daughter of MT. and | Mrs. Lucius E. Whiton and Mrs James Newcomb of New York. The party had reached Jerusalem when General Barlow was seized by an at tack of pneumonia to which he suc- cumbed. They remained in Jerusalem until the body had been expressed to this country when Mrs Barlow started on her return. The remainder of the New London party continued on tou1 across Europe which will take two months longer, leaving the other side June 13.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
FURS STORED
 by M. BRUCKNER S1 Franklin Street

week. The days on which these en- tertainments will take place are: Monday at the Colonial, "Wednesday at the Auditorium, and Friday at the Davis, and the opening hour will be the same in all three theatre, namely, 10.30 a. m.
 All the playhouses have arranged very special programme for these en- tertainments and 1t is expected that IL will be a very pleasing attraction. The method of obtaining admission IS as follows: Admission tickets have been distributed among the 95 stores that have subscribed to the Merchants week plan, and all that it will be necessary to do is to visit any Of the stores that are listed in the movement and the admission tickets will be free ly given upon request.
 While these entertainments have been arranged primarily for visitors to the city, local people will be equally welcome to attend, and all that apply for tickets will be accorded the same consideration that is given to the vls- itors.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
HOLMES WILL ADMITTED.
Offered Before Judge Hinckiey at Pro.
 bate Court at Stofneton.

There was a hearing Thursday be- fore Judge Elias Hinck1ey at his office in Stonington on the probate of the will of Mary F. Holmes. late of the town of Stonington. who lived about a mile east of the village of Old Mystic. She left s100 for the care of her cem- etery lot. and the balance of her prop erty. which consisted -of. about s2500, to Horace F.. Main of Scotland. He is the son of E. Frank Main, who - lived and worked for the deceased for the past thirty years. She had two grandchildren, but had some trouble with one of them. it is understood, and gave them nothing.
 A conservator was appointed over her, February, 1912, on the application of her sons widow. She made the will in controversy March 4th. 1e12. The conservator was removed after the evidence offered by the proponents of the will admitted it to probate. James E. Lord was named in the will as executer. Judge Lueius Brown of Brown & Perkins appeared for the will and Judge Herbert Rathbun for the contestants, An appeal was taken to the superior court and bond of $166,06 ordered.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
TRY THIS IF YOU
 HAVE DANDRUFF
Or Are Bothered With Falling
 Hair or Itching Scalp.

There is one sure way that never fails to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. This de- stroy 1t entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain erdin- ary liquid arvon apply 1t at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.
 By morning most, if not all, of your dandruff will be gone and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have.
 You will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop in- stantly and your hair will be f1uffy, 1ustrous, glossy, silky and soft and look and feel hundred times better.
 If you want to keep your hair look ing rich, do by all means get rid of 1andruff for nothing destroys the hair so quickly. It not only starves the hair and makes it fall out, but it makes 1t stringy, straggly, dull, dry, brittle and lifeless, and everybody notices it. You can get liquid arvon at any drug store. It is inexpensive, and four ounces is all you will need This simple remedy has never been known to fail
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS

A New Home Cure Tint Anyone Can
 Use without Discomfort or Loss, of
 Time.
 We have a New Method that cures Asthma, and we want you to try 1t at our expense. No matter whether your case Is of long standing or recent de- ve1opment, whether it is present as occasional or chronic Asthma, you should send for a free trial of our method. No matter in what climate you live, no matter what your age or occupation, if you. are troubled with asthma, our method should relieve you promptly. .
 We especially want to send 1t to those apparently hopeless cases, where all forms of inhalers. touches, opium preparations, fumes, patent smokes, etc, have failed. We want to shSw eyeryofle at our own expense that thts new method Is designed to end all dif1 ficult breathing. all wheezihg anu all those terrible paroxysms at once and for all time. .
 This free offer Is too important to neglect a single day. Write now anc then begin the method at once. Send no money. Simply mall coupon peioW Do It Today.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
APPROVES SENDING FLEET
Senator BfaHdesee Thinks 1t Is Right
 Move.
aSilfn gt en.

Washington, April 16- Com- gnehtfng upon the dispatch of the fleet to Mexico, Senator Brandegee of Con necticut saidi Certainly the president is right. Blow their ships out of the water, if they have any but I do not really think it will come to that. l think it will be jut a question of our fleet calling down there, and MT. Hu- erta saying, s0h, all right, if you are going to make all that fuss about it I'll apeligize,' and that will be all there will be to 1t. I thought, how ever, that the department had enough ships down there Hew te blew the whole country out of the water. don't see. why ws need any Hars ships to dc It.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17
ADMISSION TICKETS FOR
 MERCHANTS WEEK SHOWS
Will Be Distributed at 95 Stores in the
 Plan

One of the chief attractions of Mer- chants week will be the free shows to be given in the several local play houses on three different days. These entertainments will be free to the pub
 lie, this being the contribution ot the management of the theatres to the promtion Of & successful Merchants
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
aies HnS aas.

Or. 3ranf q. Stansburg bat
onrG Die @ermittIlng bon 9beooor
0taper 6. Gro. BON iyrau 2oiiiie Wi.
Woore oae Saus go. 1858 Dit. Der.
non sInenie iiir $4,000 gefauit.
- Siabtanpalt SGoenie bat ss.
tern Elm Rsdtssutdhten abgssebsH,
bem3ufolss bic Stobi oas Rs6t bot.
bic 9oipn Sulls in ben einssmsinbs.
ten Srti6aften au Deriaufen, falls
bsrartiae 9sriGufe bonn Stablrdtb
autsebeiBen iperoen unb auf BEN aut.
tipnsipege Pathfinder.
- Die glraumsni. in Der gtrufuna
ess prdiibsuten sSobn 8. patisripn
ilnb bon 26 anbsren Beamten Der Ra.
floral Gafb R.oiiter 60. aessn ibre
ieinerssit ipessH anaeblideu Wsrsebsns
qeaen bas ssherman Geieb srfolsisn
Berlrt5tilunaen ipuroen geitern Dor
BEN Bunbes abpsIlaiionsaeridt bes
enbst uub ons RifttrioIlsgium biirfte
in stipd bier Bis flint Wlonnten isine
gntideibuna nbaebsn. Das Hitier.
iOIlsgium ipurbs BON Ridter MilIiam
R. Dan BON Ebsrbunossgeri6t unb
rem 1unbss !. Tifirittrihtsrn Gofran
ron aeHtudb uHb Sanforb pon Zen.
nsiise asbilbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09

uno tulroe ibr Sobn gllpin als Dor.
mnnb iiber iic crnantt.
Der beutI9e pionier 9erein
bon gopinston bisIt aeftsrn Mbeno un-
ter bem @priib beg prdIibenten Serrn
Mm. RiebIin feline monatlihe Uers
fammlunq in 9ubbe's SalIe ab, pobei
GetretGr Sermdnn Samelina protptol.
lirte. = Ra6bem Das prototoll BON
Der porberssbenben @erfammlune per'
lsien unb angenommen mar, puroe
elm aommittee fir bic 2ebensbeIdrei.
buna pom grnit Sdmibt ernannt, unb
muR buHslbe bis aur nGtiteu Der.
iammluna beri6ten. - Sir bic Witt.
men unb @aiien Der i'm arieee oefal'
lenen beutIden unb DiterrsidiI4en
SoIbaten purbe unter ben 2lntueien-
ben cine Splette porseuommen, beren
ReIultat ipdter betannt aema6t miro.
fsiir ben peritorbenen Grnit S6miot
purbe bas Sterbeselb aur 3abIuns
dnaeipieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
9. u. s. u.

Gle 9louna @pmens Gbriitiau sliio.
cialion miro in ibrem Scim on Ger
OF gldteu StroBe am Sountae ipie.
Der nit ocn gesperaotte soieniten iiir
oen yeinter beailncn. Scr @csper.
aottesOienit an Sonntag 9todymittng
nm pier llhr miro pom Srl. 2anrn
Baud Scr Seiterin oc5 rcIigioicR
gacrfs, 1eicitet lperben. SrI. Sbislbs,
cine SefretGrin Ser y. %. 6. ". ans
2Snoien, lpiro iiber Die oortige 5bdtia,
felt Ger 8ereiniplne iprcben
sln Montao gIbenb finoet eire
3uianmlcnfunit ees Grteriion Gepar-
tetnents itatt, Die iun a,iertri Dor adt
llbr beainnt. gep. @eorge guntnu
miro cine aniprad)e balten, sSrl. Se.
ler Gortiine miro Gin @eiJeniolo su
tSebGr bringen; SRI. glmauoa Sail
niro mebrere 2ieber iiiilen nno ais
1ianiitin fuirft Sri. Gcrottp acaog
nit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
sIns eiHem sIntO se,uorfen.

Bel sinsm 3uIammeniiob, psld.r
ii6 ssitern 8Ormiitas 3pifdsn einsm
BON Martin syiib.r, bon so. 1882
9eslmanSirabs. unb eintr GrobtpiDn
Gar an Der Siaie 2lpsnue uno 2ebs
man ROab er,isn.ie, ipurbe GrduIsin
Ulamis Ssbaitian, BON 90. 80 Msit
McWideu Qpsnue, aus bsm Muto &c.
idlsubert. Si. trus perfdiebsntlids
9srlsbunssn baoon unb ipuroe IN
Dem auto bss Ssrrn lifbsr. bas nur
l.idt befdibist puros, mad ibrer
Wobnuns sebra4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
RIeiae psIi3eima hriAten.

-.0i. Dsiettipa gDssene uns
Spesntb iebrtsn s.ftsrn i'm qutomos
bill aus Waiion. ab.. nit 6. Gnnia,
26 SABRE off. bon glo. 568 garrG.r.,
bitrbet Suriid. ennis mar unssilag!.
pferb unb Wastn bss 5r6bIsrs 81.
Wntelstp. on Der 2. unb Wlain Ctr.
ipobnbaft. ssiiOblsn su baben. Der
Wsrbaftsts fol- mad 4usfaesn ber
poIi5ei ben DisbtobI singsiidnben
taben. Jn feiHer gssl,ituns befanbsn
ii4 cine Jrnn uRb 3ipsi aiRber. Dir
Jruu. nit ipsIber er In pilbsr Ghe
lebsn fOl. psissrts ii6, iih bon BEN
Dn5dfieien gu trtnnsr. unb ipur6e
baber ebenfaIIs nab Cincinnati &c.
bradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
t gafor Saeo6 9ifer i
Der prdies ber Gbangeihen gbxube BON Saprb'
Qtnierifa geftern aus benz 2eben sefd3ieoen.

mmenbrufs en - Der .s unb b, ensiiden 5tBusen tn
er an fir bic Grtranuns bstannten @etsn pantport
lid - 6err pafO g. pier anb i6 beim aubrud bss arss
in Der alien 6imath Die bdlunse Ridrei este ibm srobs
Srapaaeu au - St Samtas erirani D0nia pubtlOs
Der aebeuauf bes Dubings Rebtnen Gr felt bm Sabre
1881 in Cincinnati anidfa = Die ARRANGEMENTS fir Die 2eisn
fsier fnb nod nia setrOffen NOR ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
ab,uSidnl,n fanseu @sontas an.

gm Moniaa benz Golumbustoss,
perben allsrbinss, ba Der 9aa Elm Of.
fi3ieIIsr sSsi.rtaa lit, bic 5ffsntliden
Sdulen asihlOiIeH isin, aber auf bic
abenoi6uIen finbst bieie anorbnuns
ieine 4ntpsnbuns. Der gssinn Der
4benbIhuleu mar bereits ror einiger
3eit auf Montaa glbeno anssisbt
iporben unb Der llnierriht ipirb aud.
ME urIpriinalid anberaumt, an
Montaa Qbenb in allen 4benbtlai.
fen. sini6Iieblih Der 6anefsrtisieits-
furie ieinsn anfana nebmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09

Serr Gbarles @eidel, BON Der
RopIar StraBe in @eIlepue, tpurbe
anlaBIid ieines 40. @eburtstages nit
elmer Itasfcn Surpriie Yartp beebrt.
Serr &eidcl erbielt anl1Blid bes gr.
rcifers oes SffpabenaIters ber5lid,e
0ratulationen rno biibide 8ei9enfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09

TringenS perbinbert. in
Der -gaaIiGeH Runbf9au" ersdbIt Elm
Gerninar Gbsrlsbrsr foIasnbss gss
ihidtten: M,ine Si,bstbnidbriasn
iollten gum 26. Qfuguft etnen anfiab
abaeben. ginsn 9us porbsr mrtauid.
ten einige - sIiitlifsrireife - bic
Gsber nit bsm Gsfpebr. ginsr Don
oieien bat aber bed bos 5eft abaeaes
ben. Inter bem shema itsbi: .Msa,n
1hsiInabme an DsItfrisee nibt ans
aefsriist.' limb bann folssnbs gsri.:
DsiI mad Gponbau Id pesonasn
llnb 5u lernen angsfdngsn,
Wis man Ruifen gritsn, eerbsn
IN bem ariegs bnut su S6erbm.
Wie nransoIen man perfpblt
llno- Iit ibrs Jdhnsn 5cit,
Ram i'd mid IN bieIem Ssftdsn
wsit bsm slafias ni&t btI3dfl'ssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09

unb s,tbanit dles Sbrtn peilHiiitIH. 0s
matt mir Bsrgnfeen, mfinen Hdfbnrn
uHo ijrrunben BON ibnsn 81 ersdhlsn.@ =
Srau MATTE Satep, 50i 9olqnbens
Ctr, Danptle, Ba.
afine sirau, iptldt OH irasHbeinsr fern
pcn ,Erauenibel lsibet, lolIfe bic 6pnnung
auiasbsn. bic iit anbia q. yiHfbamb B,ss.
iabi, COMPOUND cine rittiss probs ".
ipdtrt.
gisles bsriitm,. SsilmitssI, etiien mfbi'
siniife Bttenbtbsilt BON fiutsimiipsg
@urasln unb Arduisrn btrasiftut iinb, bot
lid, isit nlttr als pitfiie Jabrsn sls stH
boc,i ipsrtbpolss Ionit unb Sidrfer bes
ipsibIiden Crsanismns srpislsn. ilfbrai
lfasn drausn ssrns Stugnib ab Iar oIe
iuunbnpollsn Gistnihnittn bon Hpbia V.
g,intbam's gssttabIs Gomssunb.
@enn sic ben serinsiten 3,usii.l
snriibs. ..abeH, oh spoia y. yinf'
bam's g,eaetahle GompDHno 9bH.n
heIien fam, idlreiben Sic an enoia
g. ginfbam gRcSieins So. (rcSfioen.
tiell), spnn, Iaii., nm Natb. Chr
Brief ipirb ppn siner 6rau ge6ifnst
geleien nnb bsGutiportet nuh I'M
itrenaiten gsrtrausn sehalteH iueroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
Pamiltsm.

NHtth <fBt" w Rumtllpu W
Serr Gonaro Grnd, 449 Sib syinitt
Strafe. gca seI. 476 g., Game
Rhonr t63tM.
= Ri9ter Sarlan bat an StelIs
oes Ri6ters gonnnusbtpn bonn Sus
genbseri9t, pel1er ertrantt 1T, bic
anaben Sbpmas &errb, IA, unb
WilIie Soaanb, II, nelte einem
Wiebser Ramsns Seffries $5 aus lei.
mem qblieferunssipagen ausfiibrten,
auF unbeitimmte 3eit mad Der 9na.
ben geferuussanftalt in 2aneaiter
geitidt. 5om 9lrmitrong, ipelfer
ont8ebn Sabre alt lit. purbc Ooni
Hif,ter ouf lnbeitimmte 3eit mad Der
SefierunesanItolt in Mansfie:b gez
ifidt, neil er aus einsm Gjiiterpagen
bef s. 8. unb >. gabn nit nn6erer
SeIfersbeIfern 1000 pfrnb glei itabI
unb einen Sbeil an einen 5roblcr per
taufte.
5nIsp6 @iIeman. Sr., 9dter
Don CHARLES gDiieman bon Der Bud
epe Strabe, itarb seItsrn MOreen i'm
Gincinratier S5pipital i'm 9tl;rr oon
70 Sobren an einem Nierenlsiocn. Gy
binterlGBt 5ipei SObne uuo cine 9od,
ter. Die &eihe puroe CUR geerbis
suna mad Samiltun gebrutt.
- Gboie, Der ie6s Sabre alte Sobn
Der 5amilie Gb. Mode BON yto. SIC
Walnut Strabs, purbs geitern Nahs
mittaa Der ppIi3ei ais permibt ses
melbet.
Soc Webiter bat als MaidiniIt
Der SSeueriprise oReptuns" ieine Re
ii9naticn eingereitt, loeiI er aufges
forbert lpurte, untsr ben Gipilbienit
regslu giirgiddft i'm 8eiraee BON
$1,000 gu itelIen. gr crhieIt fiji ieins
80 Oclars.
- TiTt," g.,
Der Carrie gungblut RE SGs!Nun9
bon Sr1n gunsblut huf gruHo BON
9erldfens.
- $ceirattsifeins: 8rant y. Snp.
Der. 9S, unb Reaie Ginu, q belize
pon Gyforb; gli6del g1ioIins.p, 26,
luh !Selena Mano, 81, beibs prn So
milton; Ssear Mills. go, unb W1s
tietta aeIio. as, beibe pom MibbIes
ION.
- Z. u. SIobe pur6e trobbem er
1itt pieoer als Sanbioat auftrat,
pieber als elmer Der 9irsttoren Der
Butler Gpuntp QsricuItur 9sisus
daft gspdbIt.
Die gpuntn 6air erfreute fia
leftern zines erpben 9eTudes. 9'i.
luhe oreitigtauienb periOneR tpd.
en- uuf Der 5air unb mon sripartet
inc sIeide 3abl gefuhsr heute. Die
fair gtusitsQunasu unb pfsrberens
lsn lpuren gesen Griparten gut.
- Ri6ter g. ). Spins bon gins |
innati ipurbe gsitern. als er Der |
Butler GouHtp 5air etnsu g.Iud abs |
tattsts bon einsm safhenbieb um
Elm portemonnnis erlei6tert. Die gos |
isei mahte iih fOfOrt ouf bic Su1e |
adj bsm soiheuoisb unb es oetana
es Burden babbuft Su perben. Der
}erbaftete gab Isineu Ramen dls
ooio Senfins an unb bebaupist aug
su itammsu. Hihtsr Slpiug
rpirtts fpdter ben 5aftbsfsbl fir ben
= Der Stabtratb bat asitern nit
ner MaiorItdt bon flint Stimmeu
is opn giireermeiitsr 6intel geoen bic
RitaIiebsr oes 6eiunbbsitsrutbs Dr..
I. M. Gldrt, Or. Charles arone,
.onrao Gi4born unb 2ouis Semm.
7 erhobsnsu 4ntlogsn ipesen oneebs
der pfli6tpernahldIiiaung fir /
idt ertpteien eradtet. Die io3idIis
iihen Witaiisbsr bcs Stubtrathes
iHmtsn arsnahmslos fir alfredts
& I4,,,, Aar 0I,, H,oa,-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
GaBtOa nab SelIebme. .

9lnIdBIlf ieines @eturtstages
rDurbe grtbur Shtpoeoer, Don 9su.
623 Ghte 9Ineme in Canton. BON lei.
nen 5obIreiten 5reltnoen nit elmer
Surpriie gartp beebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
GiHbriidbe xuS 1iebHdble,

Dr. M. 9eaip, ipelfsr lsins Cf.
flee i'm 3immsr no. 80. Obj Dsaolp
9empsl, BAT. Dsrlisb bns 3immsr AZ.
fern uormittas auf sinigs Mlinutsn,
pslGe Gslsgsnbsit siH Disb bsnusis,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09

nm aus benz Rod bss 0oitors bic
@slbbDris nit $48 Snbalt IN 9aar.
font. s37 in pofi4eds gu ftebIsn.
--Diebe .nitpsnbtieH aus ben Rdus
men bss Sbio Dental College. an Der
Z. unb Wounb Strabs, 5dbndr5iliHs
Snjtrumsnie i'm Wsrik BON $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-09
2ofal 8eridt.
stnrS DOm einem @criiit.

Qus elmer 6Gbe DON 10 SUB ftiirSte
seitern g. Morgan. Al Sabre aft, SO.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-10
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special to TlmeS- Repu oltcan.
Grinnell, Sept. 10.-The gloomy low
ering skies and the chilling wind of
yesterday We're poor encouragement
for the crowd to come to the Grinnell
fair and the attendance was very dis
appointing. A number OF The conces-
sions were not in evidence at all and
those that were had but little patron
age. The races were not of highly
exciting nature and the acrobatc feats
of the Japs. while good, were few in
number The vegetable display was
quite complete and the best developed
all round Of any for years. The art
display was incomplete but promises
something better for he remaining
days of the fair. The genral stock dis
play was a credit to the county and the
fair. The Shetland bred ponies were,
in both number and quality, hard to
beat in a county fair. There was a
large and excellent display of hogs. In
the green horse trot, best three in five,
first money went to Major Ramsey
owned by Grant Ramsey. OF Grinnel.
winning three straight heats. Second
money went to Woods. of Malcolm.
owner of Frank Foss. Third money was
won by Saucy Russell owned by \.
Legg. of Grinnell. And fourth was
earned by Nellie Russell owned by F..