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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-16

Mrs. Melissa Srofe and son, Edgar,
with G. W. Morrow and family motor.
ed to New Hope, Brown county,
Thursday and spent the day at the
formers birthplace.
DR.. Frank Terrell has purchased a
new six cylinder Franklin touring
Car.
James Wolf and wife, Will Wolf and
family, Frank Wolf and family and
Mrs. Martha Wolf of New Peters
burg, were guests of Mrs. Mary Nolder
Sunday.
Sunday. July IL, was Go to Church
Day for Lynchburg and vicinity, al
though the day was unpleasantly
warm the different churches were
we'll attended.
W. A. Saylor and wife spent Monday
in Cincinnati.
L. Q. Peale spent Sunday with his
wife and son at New Vienna.
Warren Morrow and wife were
guests of Mrs. Hadley and daughter,
Ruthanna, at Wilmington. recently.
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BARRETT
July 13, 1914.

July 10, l51f'
Hamer Lyle and wife and son,
Charles, were guests Sunday of Burch
Parshall and family.
The all Day Meeting will be held
next Saturday, July IS, at the Friends
church. Mrs. Carrie L. Flatter, a
State worker Of the w. G. 7. U., will
be present and make a short address
Come and bring your basket filled and
spend the day.
Mrs. Fred Ulen, of Wampum, Pa,
is visiting her parents, g. M. Stevens
and wife.
Miss Roma King, Of Greenfield, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM. Rowe.
J. L. Montgomery and family and
Charley Post and wife, spent Sunday
with Jake Smith and wife, of Fruit
dale.
Frank Shoemaker and family, Mrs.
Martha Wolfe, W. W. Wolfe and
family and James Wolfe and wife
spent Sunday with relatives In Lynch
burg.
Mrs. Pennel Tompkins and daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. l. Brackenstoe, OF East
Monroe, were guests of Mrs. VIM.
Rowe one day last week.
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LYNCHBURG.
July 13, 1914.

July Id, 1914.
Mrs. Wilmer Scott, of Ft. Flagler,
Washington, arrived Monday for an
extended visit with her mother. Mrs.
Isma Troth and other relatives.
John Williams and family left
Thursday morning to visit relatives
at Washington, G. 81.
| Clarence Dean and wife entertained
their uncle, Geo. McCool and daugh.
ter, Ella, of Lawrenceburg, Ind, the
past week.
Mrs. Ed. Basenbsrg and daughter,
Marcia, were guests of Mrs. G. W.
Morrow, Tuesday.
Miss Silvia Pierce, of Cleveland. Is
visiting Miss Hazel McCann and sis
ter.
The Lynchburg Home Coming is an
nounced for August 13 and IA.
Supt. G. A. Puckett and wife, OF
cambridge, were guests of Albert
Feike and wife Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mrs. d. e. Pence and children, OF
Columbus, are visiting her parents,
Warren Morrow and wife, and other
relatives, since Saturday.
Mrs. ]. E. Stabler and son, of Hills
boro, were guests of Isma Troth and
family, Wednesday,
Mrs. Sydney Pearce entertained a
number OF her friends Saturday even
Ing, at her home on Northern Ave,
In honor OF her birthday anniversary
Delicious refreshments were served.
Clark Ogden and wife, of Hillsboro,
were guests Of the latter's uncle, Chas
Dumenil, Sunday.
A. d. Wise and ]. d. Bobbitt were
In Cincinnati, Friday.
Mrs. Ohas. Reeder and daughter, OF
Columbus, are spending few days with
her uncle, Warren Morrow and wife.
Misses Dorothy, Margaret and
Frances Fitzpatrick, Of Chicago, came
Saturday evening to spend their vaca.
tion with their grandmother, Mrs.
Triplett and aunt, Mrs. Louise Myers.
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FAIRVIEW
July 13, 1914.


Attendance in Sunday School July
IL, Ill. The Offering 81 Is. Rev. Ben
nett delivered the sermons both morn
ing and evening. Next Sunday will be
Rally Day.
Charley Roush and family spent
Sunday at the home CT D. Noble.
Mrs. Rosannah Orange returned
Tuesday from weeks visit with rel.
atives in Alexandriaville and was &C.
companied home by Hershsll Grabill,
who will visit here for while.
Mrs. Sally Shaffer entertained Tues
day Miss Virginia Gibler and Mrs.
Pearl Overman.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morgan enter
tanned over Sunday Miss Vivian Le-
ber, of Hillsboro.
Miss Goldie Burton is visiting rela-
tives in Blanchester.
Lewis Shaffer and wife entertained
Sunday Rev. Bennett and wife.
Mrs. Ellen link and daughters,
Mabel and Marie, of Newtown, are
visiting Mrs. Winkle and family.
Miss Isma Faris returned home
Tuesday, after visit with relatives
In Springfield.
A. @. Shaffer accompanied his son
Harley, on a trip to Denver, Colorado,
Tuesday. They 60 for che benefit OF
the latter's health.
Miss Virginia Gibler returned to
Springfield Monday, after a weeks
visit here.
r. C. Daisley and wife entertained
John What and family, of farmers
Station.
Mrs. Earl Stroup and children, OF
Dodson, visited her father, Sunday,
who is slightly improved.
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humphreys Remedies Everywhere

When you go on your vacation, it is
not necessary to take Humphreys
Remedies with you as they are on sale
at every store where medicines are
sold. 1t would be we'll however to
take along copy of DR.. Humphreys
Manual Gts pocket size.)
Tells all about the treatment and
care OF the sick, just plain medical
talk. Mailed free on application.
Humphreys Momeo. Medicine Co.,,
l56 William Street, New York. adv.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-16

The National Brotherhood of Opera
tive Potters is to establish a tubercu-
losis sanitarium for Its members near
Trenton. N. J.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-16

When baby suffers with Group, apply
and give DR.. Thomas Electric Oil at
once. Safe for children. A little goes
long way. 25c and SOC. At all drug
stores. adv
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Headache and Nervousness Cured.

"Chamberlain's Tablets are entitled
to all the praise l can give them" !"
writes Mrs. Richard dip, Spencerport,
N. Y. They have cured nee of head
ache and nervousness and restored me
to my normal health" For Sale by
All Dealers. adv
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-16

A Virginia inventors respirator for
persons entering smoke or gas filed
rooms is in the shape OF a vest, the
pockets containing oxygen tanks that
are connected with nose and mouth
piece by tubing.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-16

Impure blood runs you down--makes
you an easy victim for disease. For
pure blood and sound digestion Bur.
dock Blood Bitters. At all drug stores.
Price, S1.00. adv
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Minutes Mean Dollars
IN TREATING ANIMALS

Doubtless you know the danger of delayed treatment
of collie and other diseases You also realize that
wrongly applied remedies are often worse than
treatment at all In other words, not to diagnose
a disease accurately may prove fatal. Every owner
should be able to recognize an allment and give
correct treatment at the first symptoms. Prompt
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Elect New Executives.

eff am elected pledge you will be merely an executive
law-makng oceng which should be
left entirely to the people,
This from speech of Hon. Frank Willis
candidate for the Republican nomination for In
opinion is simply buncombe but if that is the Mr. Willis
honestly feels should not be nominated for
Every real executive officer be he the president of the United
States the of state the of city always
cused of usupng the powers and duty of other branch of
the and be that theoretically he is 1t be
that the duty officer that the
carried out that the president should not his influence and
have certain laws that should
not his influence the members of the legislature
the with the members of council Theoretically the
basis being conducted the principle that
have three distinct coordinate branches executive legislative
judicial say this may be true.
Honestly though how do you think it would work
tce If this followed out the least important places in public
e the time of great crisis would the executive
Offices The president the and the would be usually
figure heads and strong orceu able could notbe found
fill them
Whatever may the theory people expect the president
the governor legislative
the made by his party And the people expect
him to do this but the things done while he office with
their approval he the credit and they with their
dsappova he receives the blame And think this and
The party stands falls the record of it's
president governor who when he took office
the legislature in which he recommended that
certain legislation be and then sad Il performed
duty The responsibility rests with the legislature 1t would
not be right for exert influence to have these things done
insist that they be done certain way would be
value the office The salary he would be drawing would be
thrown away.
to be president or governor is going to use all of his
influence with the members of the legislative branches does
not do this he not executive he simply holding
tive office.
No should be elected executive office who does
have decided and convictions who has not the
all of his influence have the legislative branch
out his views and convictions. At least let have real
for president governor who from
the legislative branch and willing stand responsible what
is DONE not who will make the that he asked
the legislature to do something and that they would do
and that he has done all that could be expected of him.
And above all do not let candidate for office favor
by appeal that he will leave everything the people, The
chances that he simply playing the gallery the hopes
securing votes
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Our back to the me the Ohio State Journal
paragrapher would when certain social not
anything about financial prestige automobile
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-16

The night has thousand eyes but the only that bother
overs are those behind the lights of an automobile
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The melancholy days here the saddest the year, of
blazing and parched and meadows brown The
foregoing given with apologies whomever they are DUE
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brains energy and nerve he is certain to succeed
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-07-16

Humphreys Veterinary Remedies. Remember, 1T ia
absolutely free. You do not have to order any
remedies to secure the book. Address, Humphreys,
Homeopathic Medicine Company 1856 William Street.
New York City. This is splendid opportunity 20
obtain veterinary treatise that you should have
in your library. As reference work you will find
itinvaluabe. To have 1t in the time fneed will be
worth many dollars. whereas it twtll cost You but q
post card by writing for 1t row.
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action is the great secret
Of treating horses.
Minutes mean dollars.
OF course proper treat
ment is always necessary.
That is just how Humph.
reys' 500 page Veterinary
Manual will prove SO val.
liable to you. It IS by
+. Humphreys, NJ. D., VS..
and teaches how to dag.
nose rrd give proper
treatment.
This hook viii save you
hundreds of dollars and
costsy on nothing. It Will
be sent absolutely free
on request to any farmer
a. nrdar fnft N en- n "A ~ M
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hamm ock is a coeducational institution.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11

1tiligenfren3 NIT Der gsbinguna aus.
sttDIgt, 0oB iein Garg In bns f.ifer.
lthe Jagbihlob sebraft fperbe, tein
lsihennagen bort erfheine nnb bab
PIC Werienbung BON Ironeran5eisen
pom Mnslonbe aus (genebig) all erfol.
gen babe. obne bab Mopsrlins ob.r
0tiligenfreu5 gendnnt ipiiroe. Nm
Abtnb oes 81. Snnuur traFen 0rai
0torg Stodau, Der 5hlpaser Der Dets
itra, unb ihr Better 9lleranber Bal
tnssi NIT einem Dasen Dor bem gang
lib perDoeten ShIofIe Wanerling Elm.
no lie BON einsm 8eamien bes Sbers
Observation-Disclosures unh benz taiierlid,en
leiborst Or. Muhsntbdltr etfportei
fDiirben, Der bic 1opfenihau pornahnl
uno Los prototon bittirte. Sn 9es
gentpnrt siner aommi1Iion, beitehenb
aus WitsIieoern Der Bs3irtshalipts
mannfhaft unb Der poli3ei, fano in
Der 2eihentammer su Seiiigentren3
Johann bic einiarsuns itatt.
Wit bem aronprinsen Rubolf Tans
fen reids 6offnuneen bes Oitsrreidis
fden adiIerbauIes ins Grab i,nD nod
beute, naG einem 8iertsli1brbunbert,
If Der Sdmer3 iiber biefen 9erluit
aiht pertpunbsn. Nn bic StelIs bes
Scbnes bes areii.n berrffers III iein
Neffe, Der Gr5krsos Jrans 5erbts
nanb. ols Ibronfolger eetretsn. aber
auh CT pirb bermaleinft bic arone Der
hobsbursiihen Wonarfie MD. ieinsn
ainosrn pererben, ba oieie, aus isiner
mofgonatiitaen ghs nit Der 9rdfin
Cbote. ftammeno, niht thronfoIgsbss
rehtiai fnb. 4n ihre Stene tpiro Der
dltefte Sphn isines iiinsern 9rucers
irsten. Gs liest felt bem Drama bon
WaperIing sin Shotten bts llnheils
iber Der babshiroifheu Wonarhie
ltnb bitntel unp r1ttielbaft fteiHi audi
bic 3rsunit bisfsr beutItsn 9ormatlt
i'm Often. in Der Die ilaniiten uno
bic sentrifusaIen 9siiunotbeiIe INNER
mddtiasr uno troBiasr tperosu in ihs
rem Gtrsben, ben beu'ifeu 8rnnopfsis
Lex bes aoiierrsihes gu eritittsrn une
3ir un.eripiihIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-11
psribnli@
,groteitirt g,iirsermeiiter Spiegel se'
gen ben Spielplat i'm Maibing'
ton Earf.

gsiiraermeiiter Gpiegel bat gelterH
IN eiaener Verion bel Der VnrttcrH.
million qcaen oaS groieft proteftiri,
bent suioiae Die aonrnIIiiiou cinef,
lbeiI bes Earfs in einen Spielpins
niillpnroeln mill.
gsefanntIid, iino Die 8rlnioei1en.
thinner uno Die gruobner Der Aad,-
barif,ait iebr geaen ben Vlan iinn
iino i'm oicier SiuiidH neridlieoentlid,
beim giiraermciiter poritelltg gefpor.
Den. Ter giirgermeilter madDie bic
Rnrffommijiion aeitern oarnui nis'.
merriam, oob Der ssnrf Hidlt groB o.
mug iii, nm einen 3heil fiir etnen
Spielplab megnehmen su fonnen uiio
nlBerocm Diiroe aud, ourh orc
SdIafning oes SpieIpIaees Die
Sd,orbcif oes Eorfs beoeiteno becin.
tr1dltigt iperoen. Ter Niirgermeiiter
gab ,u, bab elm 1pieIplay in Der
Radbnrid,oft cine nblolufc Woft,per.
oigteit II! nno cnpfnhl nen garf.
fomuiii1ren fir Spiclplasjipcde eiH
8runoitiid in Der 8egeno nn5mtan.
fen.
Cb oieier Vroteit oes Siaoiober.
iaupis 9rfolg bnbcu miro, bIeiht ab.
Sltuarten.
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Sas Grams psn WaperIiag.

5iinfunb3pon5ig Sabre iinb ieit
benz Gage Derflofen, on tpsl6em bi.
gBelt burh Die &unbe srfhIttert nurs
be, baB aronprin5 Ruboif bon DETER.
reih Elm seipaltfamss gnbs gefunoen
hqtte. Sn Seiterreid ipirtte bic glahe
ri6t tpie bic aunne elmer perlorenen
Sdladt. benn eine Jiile reidter 3u=
tunftsboffnunsen mubts nit bem eins
5igen Sobne auiier 5rans SoIsfs su
9rabe gstragen tperben. Gin 0ieriels
jabrbunDert 1T nun felt Dem Drama
oon WaperliHg psrsanseH unb nod
INNER lit Der Shleier pes @ebeimz
miles bieier unieligeH Naht niht aes
liiftet noroen. Gin fpabrer 2essnbens
tran3 bat fih Inn bic 1Obssftunbe bes
8rpnprinaen Rubolf seflobten. aber
ipsr tam bel ben 5ablIofen in umIaui
9ebrahten unb iih meift brett segens
iiberitebenben 2esorten, bic oft pbau.
taiiifh aufgepubt fino llnb iih bielfa&
fGlihlih dls .gntbiinunsen" einses
Dsibter artiIe stbsn, bic HOrnden Ser
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Sie Yrdiio.utihaits Yrimar.
mableu.

@uf 8etrsiben bes qrGiibenien rpirb
in ben ndoiten 5ugsn cine 8tQ eingss
braht perben, ipelhs Die Nationals
&onDentionen, Iorpeit .s bic Qominae
tion bes YrGiioenten unb 8i3eprdIi>
benten bstrifft, abibafft unb bisfe
4ufgabe brett benz 8plfe iibertrGgt,
inoem es in ben prindripnDlen Die
Rominationeu poa3is6t. Die Notbnens
oigtett bieIer Reform L-tpeiIt bic Ges
ihi6te unferes 2anoeg. gBir boben
nod ME einen 3ufrisoeniteaenben Ros
rinationsapparat beisHen. 3usrIt
inuroen Die Rominotionen BON einem
aongreBs aoutus beiorgt, Der iblisbs
lid gu elmer 8eriammluns DON politiz
fhen Sntriganten ausartete. Satfpn
Deranlabte Die Domination bur6 Dele
gdten auf Der Rationale e&onpention.
Wie ale neuen @inrihtunqen mar Tie
an Qnfdnq einigermaBen befriebigenb.
3uleBt aber tpurDe Dte Domination
pon elmer tleinen &n3ahl goile beiorgt.
Die politif6en 5iibrer Don Hep gort,
pennfDlpauieu uno fpdter aud BON
Sbio beitimmten ipem bic Rpmination
5ufalleH ions unb oas Bolt bate obios
lut teine Stimme. Sbpp6l Die 9obs
herrI4aft bebeutsno reou3irt lit, bat
iid an ben 8erbdlfniiien bod 1i6ts
perbefert ,eber perf6le1tsrt. Die gla.
tionalsaonDention 1T gu einem grpbsn
S6a6ermarft sefporben. Die fleine=
ren politil6fn Jubrer. bic isst bsrrs
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eokal.Derid)t
WirS Der grofe .Sdlub" i'm Ietrf.
tipoepartemeHt psrsenpmmea.

Gos 0eteftipoepartemeni .itebt on,
@ornbeno grober greianiiie", benn
beiite tpiro es bort einid,lagen uno
eine Reibe Der ~0ebeimen" Ueroen
ipie0er bic Uniform an5ieben uno Den
ariippel tragen miiiien.
Die asamen Der nelien Geteffius
icllten eigentIih ihon geitern befnnnt
gegeben irer0en aber bic syertip.
itellnne Der 2iiie per5ogerte iih ct.
mos, oa iih nidt Dei,iaer aIs so 90.
lisiitciL onrunter natiirIid, cine an.
snbI Der iriiheren Geteftrps, bic iei.
ner5eit pom Der benlofrniiiden aDmi-
niltrdtion IN bic Uniform geitedt
fporoen ipnren, nm oic Tetettippoitr,
baperben. Snfolge Der groBeii 3ahl
Der appIifnnteH bat iih bic ausrpdEl
natiirlih etipns per50gert nlb cb-
id,ou 5id)erbeifs oireftor 0olmes ge-
tern nrcbrere Ehi,fDen lang In bic.
ier Angelegenbeit init Dem Niirger.
nleiiter Spies4 unO oem Yoli5eid;ef
Gopclnn f0nffrirfe. 70 fonnte Die rous
ft1n0iae Hiite bod nod nid6 fertig-
geiteat iperben un0 be gsumen 6er
lleiien 1eeftipS tperben infoIge0efIus
erit am bestieeu 1ooe betanntoeoe
ben suerben, |,
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1aS erfte Webalt
GrbieIten geiiern bic angeiteQteH oes
Sfaotratbs.

osn iiberaus ireiioiger Siinnning
tuoren aeiieru Die angetellteH bes
StaStratbs. 9ieie dIlgemeine Jretioe
bate allf einen gau3 beitin,mten
8runS. benn geiiern erhielten Die
Stootraths. .anaeiteIlten ibr critics
8ehoit leit ihrer aniteamng.
gefanutIldl hatteH bic angeitelIteH
oes periloiienen Stabfroibs Die Suifc
bes @erid)is angeruieH, nm ibre
SteIien behalten su tDrnen, nter
Ridter gugb entihieo nor einigen
@oden aegen bic stlaser uno geitern
ipies er aud einen antrag nuf eln
Ulanoomusueriohren in Dem Sale
ab. Garauibin erfIdrte StabtnnpdIt
Sdoerle, oob ben Anseifellten oc5
Staotrntbs, bic iotpeit bic 5reuoen
eines Salairtages nod nidJt nusae.
foitet hatten, oas riiditanoige Beic
nnsaesahlt peroen fonute uno III.
foIaeoeiicn berritte nntiirlih srobr
ssreuoe i'm 9ureau 6es Staotrutbs.
Glerfs,
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Mllmdbli6 ndbern mir uns

europGiihen 8erDaltln9ss Brln5tpien.
DDS lit an Der 6aussgia eritrlth.
lpelhe 25 Milipnen Dollars fur Die
SerIte[lunq unb 8erbeherung noTi
2anoitraBen ausptrft, uber unter Der
8ebinau1, bob isbsr Staat gu oleiem
3tpede genau 10 piel bet iteuern muB,
aIs Der 8unb. Welh GROCER 5orts
5hritt in oiefem 8pr16lage entbaitsn
lit, lebrt oas SluB> unD Safen@Gtdt,
fpelnes iGbrli6 an Die 80 Ufiutonsn
Dollars perihlingt. Oa in oIe1em
ssale bic Staaten niht bet5uiteuern
haben, 10 erfolst Die 8erpiltgang niht
nao 9riinben Der 3pedmdbigtett, 'onz
bern ftellt nihts anoeres dls einsn
8eute3ua bar. 9u tein &ongreb~He@
prdTentdnt fir cine 8ertpiuigung IN
einem onberen Stdate 3u hoben 1T,
fpenn elm Sbeil bes 9eloes nlht 1et7
mem Stote sufGat, 10 pirb bas 0elo
pergeubet, fir Die aorrettur BON 5llIs
fen betpilligt, Die i'm CONNER teinsn
GGrDpfen @ufier entbalten. Iltt neHl
8au Der 2anoItraBeu piro es il1 drz
oers ber6alten. 0a bic Stouten cine
Der 8ertpiqigung Seitens oes 8unoes
eutipre6enoe Summe beiiteuern muBs
ten. 70 neroen nur iolhe StruBen IN
@ngriff genonlmsn tperoen, fir oeren
6erfteuung cine oringeroe RptAnens
blateit beiteht.
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ssoiepb urb anua 3infer. 1851
Cite ape., Hsdode1I
Senrp uro Warp SulisfeIot, GeIbi
Totpnibip, Winoden.
GoDaro unb 9auIine Serbitrsit,
Delbi 1osunibip, Stnabe.
SSsobn uno Grace Ban Camp.
2ofrer Rfper 9ioa6, 4nobe.
snInes lno ssreHe goIger. 73o
Carlisle ape., ar,abe.
Senru uno gHlula Porfulr,L 8rap
Roao, Y,dohen.
2illiam ,no 2olriie Teffenbod,
TAB WcRiden ane, Wsaoden.
Rifnro iuio CLARA &offmniI.
Sprins 9rope unS sllu,ono apenue,
Wiaod,en.
9utner imS Gpelpn Sirps. 1895
Snrriion aoe., Yiaotell
Bernard unb Gertrude gspelags.
t7l7 wtontroie GtrnBe, ssTiabe.
8eorge uno aod Merfbofer, 17i7
Mintcn Roao. anabe.
ssoIepb imo Moia Dentro. 1853
Gmeen GitD ape, R1ohen.
augiiIt nto Wtarp sSeaidt, 2151
Satnafer Strdbe, arlabe.
Eilliam uno Wsnrgaret 3tmmer,
1916 Siiton gpe., anabe.
Clarence iin6 Saffie seerrr, Jrun.
eis mnb Saroing StraBe, Rdodeai.
sinton mnb Senriette Yatttmon,
4f15 @ebber Cane, alnbe.
gSiaiam imo Wtirnie 0riene, 2204
8eit SfraBe, Raod,en
Charles nno syiiitiue G,rober, 4215
Rdo 9infbonp Ctr. Wdoden.
g9alter ilno 2aurd Aeefs, 4237
9irginid Apeuiie, anabe.
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Sn 8e3ug auf Die WRtQs Bill,
tpelche ben Muni3ipalitGten bas Re6t
rerlei6t, Bombs CUR grper6ung bon
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ben muni3tpalsn 8etris6 bon utilitdten
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Dabin, ooB Der Preis fir bic 9snusz
nng Der lltilitdt bod genug fein muB.
nm Die 3tnien unb bic Silgung Der
Bombs au ostn. Wenn a. g. Elm
Scbrpreis bon orsi Gents duf sine-
muni5ipalen Strubenbabn nidt ee.
niiyt, Inn bic ertpdbnte Setung aufsuz
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fDeroen. Das lit Elm 8orihlo9, Der
niht bios gegen lleberfduIpung, ions
bern au6 gegen Die nifd minber gez
fdbrlihe Oemagogis iihert, Die BEL ale
len ftdotif6en unternebnmngen All be-
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bfne aobne ober gu biaige syabrpreife
betttHoeH piirp. QBeln 3. g. bic Nnz
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ben tDnnten, TO miibteH Die Be6orben
ben giirgern ,oie Jrase CUR abftims
mung Dorlegen, ob iie einsn bobereu
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9irie Hanoen

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