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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
Marriage by Halter.

Among ignorant people of English
birth it was once the belief that wife
bought with money or goods was legal
ly married if the purchaser led her all
the way home by a halter. v
Barring Gould. the English antigua
rian. told of village poet known to
him who bought a wife for a half
crown and led her twelve miles to his
cottage. The squire and the rector pro-
tested to the village poet that he was
not legally welded.
why. yes. be-" he replied. iii
take my Bible oath ! never once took
the halter off till she'd crossed the
doorsill and the door was shut
The latest instances Of such wife
sales occurred i'm 1873 and 1859. when
women were sold i'm Little Horton and
in Dudley. In these cases blue rib
bon took the place Of the straw halter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09

daughter Eva of Minneapolis spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Es-
sler.
John Steinbauer returned home
from Browerville Friday where he
had been visiting friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schneider and
Miss Kate Schneider who speft few
days here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pheiffer, returned to Button on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gritzmacher and
son Robbie, Tillie and Anna Ripka re-
turned homo from Alexandra Tues
day evening where they attended the
Dvorsak- wedding :ionday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09

shocks have been removed may be
plowed and thus made ready for the
next seasons crop, whereas if the
shocks still occupied the ground, it
could not be SO plowed.
Suppose a farmer has reaped his
crop and yet he is unable to get a
machine to thresh it. What should
prevent him from beginning to stack
it at once? What should hinder him
from continuing to stack until the
whole is completed, if he has still to
wait for the machine to come? Every
stack that he builds means so much
more of his grain rendered safe from
hazard. 1t means so much more of
his ground put in condition for be-
ing plowed.
While it is true that the stacking
does add to the cost of handling the
crop as compared with threshing
from the shock, it does not add so
much to the cost as many suppose.
The grain has to be drawn in any
event from the shock, whether
threshed at once or stacked. 1t does
not involve much more labor to draw
to the stack than to draw to the ma
chine directly. OF course there is
more labor in the extra handling of
the sheaves. The saving of the crop,
however, is the great matter. A lit
tie extra labor is not or should not
be allowed to stand in the way of the
safety of a crop after it has been
grown.
1t is well to consider this matter
in time. The lesson of 1912 should
not be forgotten. The growth of
straw was very heavy that year. The
harvest was showery. The threshing
machines could not nearly handle the
crop in time. Much of the wheat re-
NAMED in the shock all winter and
much of the fax lay in the sheaf
| form under the snow until the spring.
But little fall blowing was done in
many localities, to the great injury
of the crop the following year. This
should not be allowed to occur again.
1t need not be SO allowed. Ordinarily
il farmer loses crop after 1t has
been reaped, it is, at least measure.
| bly,, his own fault.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
. 4 . .
BIRCHDALE


3
Get the new buggy of C. D. Mar
shall & Co. adv48
The Hartung girls attended church
at Grey Eagle Sunday.
Most everybody in this vicinity
spent the Fourth of July in Sank Gen.
ire.
Florence Stegner went to Sank
Centre Sunday where she will be en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bosshart visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Oldham last
Sunday.
Martha Kruger left for Minneap-
oils last Tuesday where she will be
employed.
Mesdames J. Heimer and r. Luhde
visited with Mrs. F. Martin one day
last week.
Mrs. Edd. Oldham visited at Sank
Centre with her mother a few days
last week.
Vernon Cotter from Long Prairie
visited with P. Pierson few days the
past week.
Frank Martin and family and Mrs
A. Kruger and children visited with
Mrs. Stegner last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Beaver left fol
Iowa last Thursday to visit with their
relatives and friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Baurenfeind and J.
Bosshart from Nerstrand were visit
ing the past week with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Sarah Stegner and daughter
Lydia left for Nerstrand last Tuesday
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
/ ROB BRAINERD OFFICIAL
City Clerk ROderick Beaten Into In
sensibility by Thief Who Makes
Getaway with S., 400 in Cash

Five suspects have been arrested
in Minneapolis and the police of the
entire state are on the lookout for the
robber who entered the office of City
Clerk v. N. Roderick at Brainerd last
week, pounded Roderick into uncon-
seriousness with blackjack, and loot
ed the safe of $1,4O0. The safe stood
open.
AS soon as Roderick regained con-
seriousness he telephoned for aid and
a sheriff's posse secured the city for
the robber, but failed to find him.
Roderick said he was at work in
his office when some time after 1880
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
An inventors Hard Luck.

iii luck was the persistent partner
of Samuel CromptOn. the inventor Ut
the spinning mule. While CrOmptOn
was an infant his father died. leaving
the lad to the care of his mother. who
insisted upon daily task Of well spun
wool. He detested it and invented the
spinning mule to relieve himself Of the
work. Having invented it he was not
lucky enough to find capitalist to
finance him. When he gave model
of his invention to a company OF
manufacturers a subscription list was
opened to recoup him for his losses
and several Of the subscribers repudi-
ated their signatures.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09

p. M, the lights in the hall were turn
ed off. The police had done this, but
the City Clerk paid no attention to
it as he thought the catch was on.
A minute later the lights in his
room were turned off. Roderick got
up from his chair, but instantly was
struck down, he says. Half conscious,
he struggled, was struck again, chok-
ed and then hit in the face. When
consciousness returned he telephoned
for help.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
GETTYs GROVE


Miss Lena Weinar was a city caller
Friday.
Eugene Taylor was city caller on
Monday.
Hugo Klar spent Saturday with
John Ripka,.
Geo. Egan spent Wednesday even
ing with Eddie Flahaven.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Krebs-
bach, a baby girl, June II.
Mrs. Nick and Josie Jung were in
Sank Centre calling on Iion~ay.
Rev. FIR. Fuss of Padua spent Sun
day afternoon with Henry Deters.
Miss Marjorie Molitor spent Sat
urday and Sunday with Fern Molitor
in Sank Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jung and daugh-
ter from Minneapolis are visiting rel
atives and friends here.
Miss Marie Kenny who spent the
past two weeks in Green Bay, Wis.
returned home Saturday.
A large number of people in this
vicinity attended the Fourth of July
celebration in Sank Centre.
Eddie Flahaven and Anna Ripka,
and Teddy Kre5sbach spent Wednes-
day evening ut Chas. Spaeth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jung and their
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Correspondence
SOUTH SAUK CENTRE

- .
Get the new buggy of C. D. Mar
shall & Co. adv48
Math jaeger and son Jack spent the
Fourth of July at Fairy Lake.
Johnnie Butler spent Sunday after
noon at the home of Albert Kind.
Fred Butler and son Emil spent
Sunday afternoon with Math lager.
Miss Nettie jaeger is spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Tony Mil
Ter.
C. D. Marshall & Co. sell Freepoiu
and Henney buggies. You will like
them. adv48
Mrs. Emma Butler is spending a
few days with her sister. Mrs. Albert
Kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred cutler spent the
Fourth of July with their daughter,
Mrs. Albert Kind.
Joe Tillman and Miss Mary visited
Saturday and Sunday with friends
and relatives in Meirs Grove.
Mesdames Math and John lager
and son Mathie visited Saturday with
her daughter, Mrs. Tony Miller.
Quite number of the young people
were in attendance at the Fourth Of
July celebration at Sank Centre.
Mrs. Fred Fisher from Browerville
visited with her daughter, Mrs. Alex
Botz for a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Dickhouse spent
a few days with their daughter, Mrs.
Fred Lamphrey at Sank Centre; last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Miller and daugh-
ter Helen visited Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. ano Mrs. Herman Nier-
man and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John jaeger and son
Mathie from Melrose spent a few
days with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Math lager last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gray and Mr..
and Mrs. H. n. Carpenter from Sank
Centre visited Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09

where she will visit a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Grundlnan visited with her
sister Mrs. Ceynar a few days last
week. Fred GIundman is working for
w. Ceynar during the summer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
pipIonatic Letter.

The wayward young man. broken In
health. was sent to the southwest to
recuperate He was in Jail for stealing
a hind quarter of beef. He wrote
home: Dear Father-I've picked up
some flesh since I came here. but am
still confined to my room. Please send
me $1OO."-Exchauge
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
Scientific Problems.

Much energy is not utilized. There
ought to be some way Of conserving
the rays of the sun"
Yes. and look at all the energy that
goes to waste in chewing gum 1t we
could only harness the gum chewers.
eh?"-Pittsburgh Post.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09
Natural Error.

Natural Error.
''She is rather thin"
"WhO:'
THAT girl in the purple gown over
yonder."
Gosh. ] thought that was design
in the wall paper. "-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-07-09

C.. D. Marshall & Co. sell Freeport
and Henney buggies. You will like
them. adv48
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-03

3ercmoi,ieil cingefiibrt: sSacob
ShmoIl, gebpren in aoliL ipobnbaft
hi College &ill, in Cincinnati lett
benz 16. ssili 1881; @ermann aihter,
gebcren in Srounidapeia, wobnbdit
1929 Bremen Strdbe, III Cincinnati
felt oeih 10. 5ebriiar 1882; sSobn u.
sDcagcrs, geb. in gorfum, Beltpba-
len, iuobnbait 526 9an0rioge Ctr,
In Cincinnati felt Dem %. Mldri
1882; sluauit ginoloii, geboren III
Sonnu, gn0cn. ipobnbaft III SafleD,
in Cincinnati ieit bem 3. Suli 1878;
SSobn u. sl6t, geboren in Seilenberg,
gtuiian, ipobnbait 29t2 2iiber slne..
III Cincinnati icit ocin 2l. giopenlber
1881; siarl greitcnbilcder, geboren
in Mallrteint gaoeiL ipobnbnit 24S
Tieonlcnt Strabe, in Cincinnati lett
t3. Suli Isl; iSranf Sinnt. geboren
III aobIcnb, a. a., pobnbdt 1913
9ormm Strnbe, in Cincinnati icit
30. Wiai 1888. Die orei @brenniit.
gliecer oes Gereins iino Die Serren
s.. u. Rattermann, 9ouis Gieiner uuo
Or s. s. Sid.
Iie nod lebenben gr.graiibenten
iino: aarl 9iitor, 1901; 2ouis
3iemer, 1S97-1902 uno t903--7; (;
Carl gtidels, 1902 3; g6iIip 5.
Rittcr, 1900; @m. aof, 1909
1910; 5eroinanS Wesser, 1908.
9ie Jrage Der gfnidafiung iterer
&onitihttionsbiiber iln6 Der allenfaI.
iigen glmenbiring perifiebener Sara.
grapben ipurOe Dem @oritanoe iiber.
laiien.
gta6 Der gertogtng Der Ser.
iammlung iano nod elm genriitblihes
geiiammeniein itatt. pdbreHo oeiien
Ger 9ionier >Sdnaerdor Die glnpeien.
Den ourh Den gortrag einiger 2ieber
auis angenebmlte unterbielt.
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ssrieben in giht.
lInionmuiifer uuS TarffOmmiiiare
oiiriteu beute SrieSsn idlIiefen.

Die aontrousrfe atpii6en ben
parttommiHGren unb Der Ruiitsrs
S9usssisllf6aft be3iigli9 Der parte
ton5erte biirfte beute befinitio erleoigt
'tperben uno ale 4nssi6en oeuten bd=
raufbin, baB BON ndditer Do6e an in
BEN pdrts ausiaIiebli9 llnioHmuiiter
ipielen iperbsn.
Die gitp 9anb unb Die Bart 9anb,
bic betanntIih in's 2ebsn aerufen
ipurbsN, als Der Streit 5rpii6en Der
gart6eh6rbe unb DER Union ausz
brad, iinb, ME ss bsiBt, pillsns, Don
Der giloflGte ab5utrtten, unb bas
biirfte ben llnionmuiitern ben Sieg
fidern. Sm Qaufe bss beutisen Sas
sss iperoen bic pdrttomriiIdre nit
ben 6errsn 5rant 2obmann, @eorse
S6dtb. Sermam gellfebt, Gopin
Shatb, WiIlidm Gdattamp, 2puis
isoier unb Gbparb Ban 9euipe, oen
9ertreterH Der Wtuiiter S9uB 9es
feIlitaft cine aonferen3 abbalten uno
gsleaentlib biefer 9eipre9ung biirfts
Der 5riebe befinitio gei4lpfen iDers
Zen.
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0eriHlagen
!Saben iid bic lintsrbanOlunsen 5nr
geenbiguus oes 3i,nmermaHns.
StreifS.

Gie griuartiing, bab Ser Streif ser
3immerleute, Der nun ihon 5Dei DO.
nate i'm @nnge lit, geltern iein @n0e
errsiden ipiirbs, lit nitt in GrfiiQung
segangen, inoem Die 8ertreter Der
Streiter iih bel Der geItrigen aonie.
renS nit benjenigen Ser gaumeiiter
aiiociation abiolut gcIpeiaert baben,
SeiL Don Der lesteren unterbreiteten
iSrie0eusporiblag 5u acceptiren. 8ie
idon 9eitern beridtet, batter Die
Streiter in ibrer porgeitrigen Spe.
jialreriammli,ng auf Sepiaignng ei.
nes breijG5risen aontratts unb auf
ge5ablung pon SO Gents per Stlrnoe
iiir 0as n1tJite, iotuie 60 Gents per
StllSe fir Die iolgenoen ppei Sabre
6eitanben. Gie arbeitgeber ie6o9
pollen nur so Gents fir oie natdtcn
5ipei unb 60 Gents fir SaS brittle
rSabr beipilligen 1ino 5ruar 6esbalh,
rpei. Die llnion.s5immerIeute in Gop.
inatou rn0 gtGuport iif nit einem
2obn BON 50 9ents per Stuaoe iiir
bic ndhiten Spei Sabre einpsritanben
crfldrt baben, pesbalb Die bieiigen
Nontraftoren ridt i'm Stanoe rpdren,
einen boberen 2obn al be3ablen.
WGbrenb her eeitrigeu Sonfersns
io!len Die Gontrdttoren ten Streis
fern go Gents per Stunbe fir bus
5lpeite Jdbr pfferirt babsn, falls bic.
ielbsn einsepilligt bdtten, bic ii6rigen
adt parasrapbsn oes unterbrtiteten
neuen aonirafts 5u dcceptiren, bod
mar ibre WSibe perge6ens. Des Weis
teren berlangtsn bic Strsiier, bag
Der paragrapb, tpel6sr es ben aon.
irattorsn erlauben folIte, Sdumdte.
rial, has ni6t in Union Gtdblifs,
ments anssfertist lit, gu bsnuBen, ses
itrihen perbe, ipas absr bon ben &ons
trattoren psripeieert purbe. neil lie
bann Gsfabr laufeu piirbsn, ieoen
9luaenbIid einsn Strsit i4rer 9lnses
itellten sripdrien 3u miiilen.
Die meiiten Der &ontrdttoren err
fldrten. saB iie senuJ 2eute ba5en,
Inn Die aontrdtte, nsIte iie iibers
nommen baben, aus5ufiibren, unb oab
lie ii9 niht Inn neue Scntratte be.
perben iperbsu, Bis bic 9ifferen5eH
beiselest norosn iino.
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5psites; 9lnnis Seaers 1O3 (GarroD,
orittes. 3eit: LAT '4s5.
Die 81 Wutuels be5nblt BARNARD
Straight 500, Ylace $3.50, Sbpp
$3.50; e. $. 2tbcir. place $3.50,
Sbon $3.50; @nnis Sellers, Sbolp
$6.10.
Se9fes aennen - g0rle
$500; brsijdbrige uno dltere; cine
Weile 70 garOs: 2abp Grant, 100
(geplon), getponnen; Sabolara, 104
(Sbert), 5ipeites; Ga Wsobs, 107 (3apz
lor), brittes. .3sit: LAB 4s5.
Die So MutuelsJ be5aolt: 2abp
Grant, Straisbt $3.50, placs $3.50,
SboD $3.50; 5apolara, place $3.50,
Sbop $3.50; ga MoOs, Sbop $3.70.
sSiir bic beutigeu Rennen puroen
folgenbe Gintragungen oemaht:
grites 8ennsn = ceiling; alpei.
idbrige Colts uno Ceilings; 81 Sur
longs: ct. Charlotte 100, Bamboo
102. 9uHbreurp 105, gletbsrbop 105,
WartinOs 107. 8ufineB 9lsent LOT,
9ano ITO.
3peites Rennen Qlllopances;
Oreiidbrige unb Glters; ! Wletle, gu>
fbp 6enb 81, 5apolara 81, UliB Barn
6drbor 81, 9ridlep 81, O'HeiGD SO,
Gldrt 107. CHARLES .. 107, Gortpz
iner 100. grpatriate 112.
Srittes Rennen - 9lllopances;
3treijdbrige sSiqies; 81 furlongs
Selen Rapboulo 100, gan Wluib 100,
Grecian 100, Retecca Wpfes 104,
Outloot 104, 2enore 104, &dtberine
q. 104, Speetbeart Sue 100, Dart
isloiper 100. 2inba 9apne 100, plar>
garst .. 115.
8iertss Rennsn - 6anoicap; Drei.
jdbrise unb alter; 6 furlungs: gac
50. 6untreb 104, grince 5ermis 1O4,
Rpdbmaitsr Ill, Subae Wriqbt 119.
ssiinftes Hennen - Ceiling; Srei.
idbrigs; l Weile unb 70 garbs: Glaz
ribsl 1O2, Beaumont Belle 1O2, srans
1T 102, 8r. aenbaa 104. 8ilb SOrfs
104. 5be 9anber 107. Surpaiiing
107, pebsiD 107, gant Bill 112,
Raoul 112.
Se4ites Rennen - Selling; giers
ia6riQe unb dlter; l unb l. /16 Weile:
5roian Belle 102, 6. 8. 4bair 104,
Gamsaia 104, grofpest 104. Modier
-106. Som &inq LOG, SenIp 106, Gar
pnt6ia 107. George Stou 100, Gabrio
III, WorIb's Donber 112. fsqopman
112.
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periOaaIsN Otisex.

Die 9erren 4uguit 8. 3 9ter,
Jreo. U. Geter, Senrp Ore
les unb 6. 80. 6 baee, bic ii9 6e.
tanntli9 jenleits beg O5eans beiinben,
baben ibren bieiissn syreunbsn biibi6e
Qlnii6tspoittartsn bonn OampIer
.aronprinasiiin Geeilie" seianbt unb
bic Serrsn iinb iotpobl iibsr oas
S9iff iotpie iiber bic Witterunssper'
bdltniile tpdbrsuo Der usberfabrt boll
bes 2obes.
SRI. glla g aGffsr pirb AMI
Gamitds BON Rem gort aus nit bem
9ampfsr Bremen" bes Rorbbeuti4ea
2lOpo cine guropareiie antrsten.
Wit aufri6tiser 9rauu piro in
ireiten &reiisn bic aunoe bon bem ses
tern srfolsisn albleben bon Jrdu
Grieberite g. 9remfosrs
Der, aeb. Gietm.isr, pernommen ipers
ben, bic i'm bitter BON IA SabreR bi.
gugsn gum eipisen S9lummsr i9loB.
Die 9abingsYdiebsne, beren Wiese in
Osnabriid seitanbsn. fam bereits in
junsen Sabren mad Cincinnati unb
psrmGblte ii9 bier nit Dem betanntsn
Yionier bss bieiigeu Oeutifibums.
GapitGn Senrp 8remfoerber, Der ibr
Dor nunmebr II Subren in ben Soo
poraussins. Dur9 ibre 9erasnssiite
unb ibre perf0nIide 2iebenspiirbiss
tsit BAT bi. gnti6laisne es psrftanben.
ii3 bic adiuNg unb 5reunoidaft aIs
Ter gu iidern, oenen ss pers0nnt ses
ipeien, nGber nit ibr betannt 5u iper.
ben unb bic sramsebeustsn !ointers
bliebensn biirfen Bel Der ftperen
Ssimiu6uns, bic iie bstroffsn. Der in'
nisiten 5beilnabme psriid.rt isin. 4n
nGberen anseborisen bintsrIGbt Grau
gr.mfoerber cine 5odter, Syrau O.
9aFett, iotpie brei Gni.l. Die Beer
Disuns finb.t am Samiias WorseH
nm 3ebn llbr BON 5rau.rbauie go.
1015 9aDion Strabe aus itatt unb
Die geiIebuns erfplst auf bem Grbs
besrdbnib uuf bsm Sprins GrpDe
GrieObof.
Gin beianntsr unb allsemein bod
anseisbsner giirser 1T seiiern in
Serrn 6 gbriitian Webruns in
isiner Reiibsn3. SO. 207 Sit Clifton
9lpe.. in bic Giuisteit biniibsrseIhlums
inert, innis betrauert nift MIR bon
isinen 9lnsebOrieen. ionbern aud bon
ben uiel.n 5reunoen, bic er iih i'm
aaufe Der Sabre bur6 fsin iernbeuts
ides DeIen un6 feline trefflifen GEas
ratt,reisenI5aftsn 5u sripsrben ses
puBt bate. Die 9sifsbung Der
iterbliten Siile BEG Gntiblafsnen
finbet am Samiiag Rahmittas I'm 2
llbr Don Der Ssutfden gp. prot. st.
peters airhe an Der WcWliden glpe..
unb Wain Strabe fat, no Serr pas
flor 8. 5aupt bic 5rauerisisr Isiien
tptrb.
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steate iidj ieIbii.

ssobn RpIing. SO Sabre ali, bon
;Sort ahthcll. ap., uelder bon 9. 90
ienberg. gto. 422 Mabilcn albenue.
Gopinston. sp., in Gincinncti Der
goripieselrng falidcr Ebatiadeu be.
ifnIbist ipirb. iteIlte ii6 aeitern iclbit
I'M Gcteftip.S Saiiptquartier ilnS ipur.
Sc nod Seiiiteaung ieiner Yerioualien
gegen giirgihait entlniien. Npling
ica iif) als ssoBn Rpline, einem Sa.
Icitiincn.6abrifanten BON Cincinnati
anssege6en babcn uno mietbete Gin
glutomobil fir 9innSinbrten olirh bic
@tabt BON Gilbert 2eiuis, oergob ie-
6od ongeblid) bas Snbrgelb in $obe
BON $66.S0 Su be3oblen. Ter gtidlul.
bigte erfldrte. elm Neife oes Sabrifnn.
ten gleiten NnnienS ju iein.
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nno iteGte burd) llinfragen left, bal,
orci illnge Seute, bon luelfen elmer
nit einem @eiuebr uilo ein anoerer
nit einem giepolper beruailnet mar, in
cinern sluto eine 9fultoreiic unternonl.
men baben iinS tierbei Die 9ampen.
filseln 5eridoiien. es gelaHg Dem
geaniien, MIR einen Ganen Der an.
gcblidlen 5bater 5u erinitteIn uno Be.
ifulbigte Der Boli5iit eeiiern in Ell.
nem Saftbefebl giobert Saas, Don
0o. 1906 Sbaip abenue, bes uncr.
1eutlid,eu getraqeils.
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Die Nenmen tn SatpHia.

9i. ssitris,n RsnnsH battsn fOIs.n'
bss Rsiultat:
gritesRennen-gD gDrIe $500
2iGbrige syillies; 5 Surlonss: 8ub'
cap 0udsb, 1O2 (RepIun), eeponneni
SneS, 102 (Saplor), 5psitss; qes Sn'
Dalibss. lot (aeosb), orittes. 3eit;
1.01 2s5.
Die So WsutusIs beSablt: Mubcdp
9udeb, straight $500, place $3.50
Sbop$2.60; Snea. place$3.50, SbOiu
$3.50; ass Snpalibes, SbOp $3.50.
3neites RenreH = SDric
5000, 4iGbriss unb aItsr.; l 1s16
Msils: gbarlsp Wc5srran, 101 (R.p.
lon), sslponnen; gleuron H.. 101
(ObsrD, atpsitss; 81. gpano, SO
WooD. brittss. 3eit: LAT.
Die So Wuiuels be3abIt: GbarIe9
Mc5erran, Straisbt $12, plaes $50,
Sbop $3.50; Gl.urou q, pIac.
$5.40, Gbop $4.70; ct. auanO,
p0ib p4AsOOs
Orittes Rennsn g0rie
5000; GoIbs unb 9slbinss, 2 iibrise;
6 5urionss:Delanp. 100 (Martin).
sefponnsn; MdIabdr, 100 (EaplOr),
5ipeitss; s. u. MsisIe, 104 (Replon),
'orittes. 3eit: liz 1s5.
Die So Mutuels be3ahlt: 9elano,
eStraisbt $3.50. ploce $3.50, Sbop
$3.50; MaIabor, place $3.50, S6op
$3.50; 3. u. Wsisls, Sbop $2,4O.
0tertes Rennen 9Grie
5000; 3reiidbrise unb dItsrs; 6 Gurs
longs: GurlOns 40 (asOsb). selpon.
men; llnele Cart 106 (Oiibmon),
5lpeiies; Slpins yantss 107 (Seaban).
brittes. 33sit: liz 3s5.
Die 50 Wutuels be5obIt: Gurlons
Straight $24.20. pIate $3.50, Gbotp
$4.10; llncle S,art, pluts $3.50, ,Sbotp
$3.50; Slbins Dantes, Sbop $3.50.
Jinftes Rennen- g5rie
5000; 4idbrige uHb. dltere; / 1s16
Meile: Barnard 104 (Saplor), sss
.vornsa; 8. o. Gbair 1o1 QasplpnL.
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@emilliste Nsatter.YeniiOnen.

SIN Susenbseri9t purbeu seitsrn
lrieSer Die foIeenben gpplitationsn fur
Miitterpeniionen i'm @eiammtbetruss
BON 1862 pro Monat betpilIist;
9ate S6Duuna, los peste Gtrabs,
$36; @pa Grdltsr, 141S Central 2lpe.,
$36; SOiepbins Settler, 2211 Ries
Strabs, $36; Catherine gtotterman.
2342 6igblanb glpenue, gtornooS,
S36; glnna Sonsp, 35- Oregon Str,
S25; gpa SoIt, 1121 gubo Strabs,
S25; wtarp DalImau, 2344. GIorenss
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GhiHsnatbrihten.

Rep gOrt, 2. Suli. = glnset.:
nMauretania" Don aiperpool.
lbsesanssn: nRs b'StdIiu" nab
Neapel; ngarbarofa" nah Bremen;
,preiibent 2incoIn~ nu6 Samburg;
Baltic" mad aiosrpDoI; .uruntum"
nad Rotteroam; rGOrcopabo" nuh
TsapeI; npatria" nah NturieilIe.
Intperpen. 9tneet.: rWenos
minee" BON philadelphia
2tberpool. 4bees.: .Gebric4
rah glep gort.
30 ontreaI. gtuget.: .Gorin.
tbidn" bon Gpnoon.
auebec. Ingei.: .0ictorian'
BON QiberpooI.
stopn. - Mbgegnnaen:
Olympic" (pon Sputbamptpn uuo
gbcrbpurs) nud gietp Ypri.
pbilaosIpbia. &nsst.: .Rnns
,spIiaR" Don Glasgow.
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9loenue, $22; 2ucD 9aDibiou, 2022
@laoitone 2lpenue, $22; Della Wtul=
len, 345 Baum Strasc, $22; ylettie
Sannab, gosart gpaO, Wtt. Dai9z
ington. 500; Gli3u6etb Waile. 158
81. WlcMiden 2lpenue, $15; &a1e
8arren, 1887 Columbia 9lDenue, $15;
Marp 2eepols, 312 8eit 2ibertp Ctr.
SIS; aatberine paff, 433 @beitnnt
Gtrabe, $15; 2tnna Spens, 514 Sit
-13. Strabe, SIS, unb aenu &eiDn,
127 2ongportb Strabe. aodlanb, g.,
S15