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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09
Plea for Decent Robbery.

Friend-"So you're going to make
It hot for that fellow who held up the
bank, shot the cashier and got away
with zen thousand?" Banker-"Yes,
indeed. He was entirely too fresh.
There's decent way to do that, you
know. II he wanted to get the money,
why didn't he come into the bank and
work his way up the way the rest of
US did?"-Puck.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09
Alpha Theta Society

The Alpha Theta Phi Society for the
young men held its second meeting in
the Congregational vestry last Wednes
day evening. After vigorous and very
interesting initiatory ceremony. during
which three new members were received
nto the mysteries and privileges of the
organization, the members and honor
ary members sat down to well spread
table. Following this were brief adj
dresses by the local pastors, Mr.. Miller
and Mr.. Reynolds. The object Of this or
ganization is to develop the members
along social and literary lines. The win
ter's program will include debates and
papers by the members on subjects
which are before the public at Il i pres
emit time.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09
FUR MUFFS MAKE
SPLENDID PRESENTS

And they are being called for more
this season than ever before. There
is nothing that makes YOU feel as
comfortable as nice muf. We have
prices to please everybody.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF HANDKERCHIEFS

It's always safe to give hand
kerchiefs. We are show wing excellent
values asd all the latest ideas. We
have handkercniefs at all prices up
to- 81 90 each.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Smith, Mrs. T.
Fl. Daniels and Miss Gwendolen Smith
made an automobile trip to St. Adams
Monday, where Mr. Smith transacted
business. The ladies returned on the
train Monday night.
Miss Flossie Jones returned to North
Hyde Park last Saturday, after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Griswold Mr..
Griswold is slowly improving from a
serious operation recently performed at
the Fanny Allen hospital at Burlington.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09

Blair and Berson-in the two depart
ments-will be able to take care of
every Christmas want that any reason
able man may have this year. See ads
on first and last pages.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09
LADIES' SUITS AT
JANUARY PRICES

You can buy suit now for a
Christmas gilt and at the same time
have the beneh: of the very low
prices not usually made till January
or February. This is an opportuni-
ty You cannot afford TO miss.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09

If you're suffering from Xmas Nerves, that is, #
you don't know what to gve"here some hints that
ought to be helpful those doing Holiday shopping for the
men folks.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-12-09

Including Table Damask, Napkins,
Doylies, Sc arts. Individual Towels,
etc.. all marked at popular prices
and sure to please.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02
LESS lI[L BIGE
IND KIDNEYS. !. q d
rA1sE A aLAss OF SALTS TO.
FLUSH KIDNEY IF BlAD n; n
DER BOTHERs Y0U


aating meat regularly eventually
produces kinney BILE in onle form,
or other, says aSwell =know lthorsSs
ity. becailse the uric acid In Ineatt tex *;
cites the lsidneys. they becone S over
vofked; get sluggd clog up and and |
cause aiIS sorts Of dt stress. part cular7
~ baeisaciIe aud misery In the kids = q
ney region: rheumatic twinges, se5
we're lieadaches: acid stonlactl constt7
patton, torpid liver. sleep lessnesss
BLADDER ana urinary irrtta ZION:
The moment gnhr back hurts or
Kidneys arentt acting rtght, Or y y
bladder hotlieFs yn,f. set about four
ounces 81 Ind salts from any g .o =.
pharniacy; take d tablesp onful in e q
siass 81 sater before bseak fast foF g n
few days ana yotir ktdneys will then
aet fine. mis- famous sal ts Us made
from me acid of grapes and i lemon
Juice. eoInbfned with thia;,s and has
been ,ised 1of geneFa Ions TO 5flu lssl a
clogged Kidneys and ~ Emulate hem
ID norniptlEa neutral tsl
tlse acids in The tirine q So u no longer
irritateeF his ahdin adder d is 20 s
ders, ~ =
Jad Salts eannot in3ure nyone !;
makes d delight ul fiery scent 18th
ia water drink Wliic hsnlill lions OF men
and sgonuen IKE now, and then to
keep Tie kidneys ana urinary organs
clean, thus avoiding serious kidney
4 "a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02

rs TKYIISc no SOLVE MERCER
MURDER SYSTERY AT
CLEVELAND.

WHEELING. W. VIZ Oct
cordtng 10 u report in circulation
about the ely. i womanS detectiy out
ri e,Ieyeland Is mere working on the
Robert Mercer murder case lin which
Norman Stanley ~ tllts city was IN
VOWED.
,file Mercer case IL viii besT cca11ed|
was rather sensattonal and was play
ed up in aIl9ol the Ohio valley news
papers Mercer worked as time
keeper on the new ~ hall building
being erected III c1eYe Gland He dis
appared ii January and the search,
which resnltsd; revealed his nut that
ed body, buried I'll tile liar ofE tie
new building Murder was suspected
ana NoFInan Stanley was tsuspe 4
having known Mercer. Stanley was
arrested mere an a was Il KEN back to
Cleveland where he was able to prove
That lie kneB not hing Sot the murder
aIthnngh safd I'd haze been. In Mer5
GERS compan on the II ght OF theia1s
lsged crimes
STANLEY after establisl ifng g HIS limo:
cence: returned to Vince cling and has
been worlsi hard ever since:
The alleged det tive whose name,
il IS said, 81 Cora Kelly Marble. is
said To be here work king on the case
The report III cireulati ton has e that
site has been here for over month
and has been seen I'm SANKEY'S com
pany d number % times, even going
ID de tllsat tiers ana dances with him,
GEe
That the AIaTBl 8 women is a ss'fc-
male fly=eop, seems conclusive as
members 81 Tile local dot cttyet force
ain aware 81 fiber presence In the city,
although she mas been working in
tiependently ofs the feeling police
DEPARTMENT. sl
story isfc current that the woman
detective conf dels to one of the off.
cets Is 10 the splrposeso her visit to
Nheeiin and sshe is alleged to have,
stated that she has all that she
wants However such q statement
ean be construed I'M many ways and
as vet IL IS only to- be con ecturea
whef ser any act ion will result.
!, Pie woman ~ IS said, Is now liv+S
inR At one % the city's best hotels,
although fsr time she resided with
u private taniily
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02
GLADE FORK / I.
NM jesse robson has bought

MN. jesse Robson has bought a
M ehafle HIS Fins and family
and Mg Charles Hawkins and fam
bic show in Man,
ntngton Saturday 4:
Tie Bnttermills baseball team Of
Glade crossed bats with the Respect
Ne. and Mrs: ]. E. Price ana
daughter, MISS lena PRICE, are visit
fng IN Ohio. II; MI
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Ice and fam
III Who were visiting on. Glade, have
returned 10 their home In Ohio.
Mr. Isaac Ashcraft las large oil
ven:
Mn. and Mrs James Price were
visiting their brother, MIR. Tom
Toofhman; % Folsom last week.
atrs Richard Moore was Man
afngton visitor Friday last.
Mn and AIis.s r y. Youst and son,
Roy Soust, We're Saturday and Sun
day visitors BIT AIr. and Mrs. J. !.
THE RfPsAW.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02
u ~ 3 .stlG
HIITON CAIIiSi1

AA4NNbtN.4Ao4AA+1ANSNAN : SAS
WfIEszllIS, Oct Walter y.
IIfitoIl active in state labor union
CIRCLES, was called over the long dis
Vance telephone from Washington.
n. O.. by Moth Jones, and left
iurriedty fpr that city at midnight.
II is bsitaSed that tile cause. for
the sudden TRIP 1ies5 in some Of the
coal miners cases now pending be-
Fore tite federal government in varl-
GUS departments: II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02

such makes as Kuppenhemer" "Soey Brand he Frat Perc
Union Made Clothes and others Of
honest materials possible prices for good
disc They cost no more than kind You will notice the d
caatap 1ln
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02
$40, $3.50, SIS,
SIS, $40, $3.50,
S25 and $50.

represent at each price the best
from the worlds greatest clothing
centers. Mr.. Man if you are ready
for your Fall suit you should see
what this mans store offers. It will
pay you!
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
MOVE TO LIMIT
ANTITRUST BILL

Washington. jun- s-fh. move
ni.n' u iimi, the administration an
n-trus' program al this session 4"
passag. Of IA" in'-Is,a,. 'fad" com
mission hill iGoL form in III. s-na,.
'Siat sh.n Senator rom-f.ns ia,ro-
iur"d a resolution in the in,-rs'a'.
commerce" committee to approve on
- tksN> portion at the omnlbus hill
r-hdiHs, I, all b" y",sd ur.an to-
noFr"s r. 'in-E-a~ conferred With
rF'-sii.n, " ilsan on IN. prosrsm ,so
days asS and his introduction Of
such r--solution -as interpreted a.
significant
The railroad securities bill So
fS'arir'.i TODAY by the iiuass \
sgLsiitui- for The aFisisat HaF''ar'.
bill, EisiHz il- ini-ssta,- ss,ass4-f,-
r"tr 'nI'siau power as prior approval
over all railroad s-saFi,y .s.u.s.
~as adopted A!ik"I; arraas.-A,
Tais ola 81 'l- i,aus. ia = position
to vn,V ;Iaaiiv 80 tie ihg--- measures
mshins In tie ainihis,FsIial anti
trust pgaEFaHs
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

ing foress The new things in tbs
world are the things thet are di'
'orred from force. The things that
shox the moral eompuls.ons of the
human conscience. Those are the
things by which We have been build
ing up civilization. not by force. and
the lasting impress ion that those
boys are To leave. WAS that they eN-
sreised ssif-eontroi.
You mus, bear in mind that you
arr the champions OF Nhat is right
and fair all around for the public
welfare no matter ~h.r. you are and
rha, you are f.ady To tishI. not mere
~ on th. drop of = hs, or upon som.
slight punsiiiio. bu, that you ar.
champions Of your f-iioNmsn,"
The President praised Admiral
Fletcher. saSinE b. had b@-n on duty
longer a, Vera Cruz than the other
COMMANDERS and that b. had quail
ties of a statesman
A'.e- IN. ceremony. the President
watched ~. graduate 90 10 their
snh the former 'Pis'..-s" run
,o tax" I-ass.-ssioh or ''i.Ig.fs' Lane
lie ate luncheon with Captain FtiI-
lain. ami planned ,o isas. for Wash
layton ., ! o'clock
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

u FsHg'' lA-5 ta9id zf rittalI q
rt''zs- rL1fziian. ganssI avntiI ;L-Tr
81 q sFrst HiHbrf sho hss- .if-ais
.iEfif-a fl-iF iHtraiiaE af sttauls
Ia sam- other aIstrE iastigaSt.a -
iszFaiEs S'snisy Gree .siii ru %
rsFaa- taftrrsiIy ioF faaF year
saafss Ia TieF'Tifzi sHEirs~f IHs 3
t,pFis MDa-F talfefs''s az 'ai g4fa.
hatssf cz'isu riii si.a so fn a.,
tnlEsssity - Ca.aFatH aEs t-EF
IeaF Fsags ruarr in ri-vgFjrai shr
siEssfias Eayaaad isfirgss s"es TO
'ss Colorado srsoaI aG Nisrs Ter
:.IF Yssfs - tliHisE {sla AteF.
.fnfsbi- uiii ..tsT ,ss Ca.i-s- ai Pr,
Einsssihs e, 81. th.y-fsitf ss col
ra4os MafssF.i i.nsaH also .sP-rt- %
sst.aa the stat. tnitsEsi'y. a. slit
nsssl. East ,.isir JamissaA sa=s -
the stats Agricultural Ci'f' sr v.rnr
saahsr {. tho Nashville s-miaaFf
Usoss. Mar. to iaaians Tbissrsi'y
sof four rsars AZ loafnaiism. s,sa.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
ULSTER Volunteers
READY FOR War

Belfast, June The army O! the
Ulster "yolun'eers' Was strength
snsi today by the addition OF 5000
Maussr rifles as the result of a dAr-
ing gun-runnins feat OF an Irish
yaehrsman. a portion of the con-
sisnmenr Was landed 10 the south OF
DonOghadss. sixteen miles from Hell
fast, bl, most Of tn. rifles Mere de-
'iy.r.d straight ON tn. quay at Bel
fast and they ~er. received under
III. eyes Of police BY selected yoiun-
t..rs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
WILSON TALKS TO
NAVAL GRADUATES

Annapolis, Nd. June 5-Pr.sidsn,
Wilson 'oiay told l5i graduates OF
the naval aeadeny. many OF Ahon,
will leave shortly for Mexican Wat
srs, that the mission OF III. United
/ State. is one OF service To humanity.
not Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT or conquest
He spoke at the annual academy
graduation sn.re,ses ami later dsliy-
cred IN. diplomas To III. youns mid
shipmen- VI. declared the du,y of
the ini,sd States is To s-ry. tho
y nFid
SPEAKING of III. Vera Cruz si,us-
zion the president ,.yeT-n,iy i-eiar-
81. u Pray God tb" boss thsr. viii
10, have 10 fight any mor.' lie
added ihs, the real good they viii io
s-iii h. their impression on the Mex
leans
'-rh. ave NO, s'ru',ins aud bius-
,TFinE. hr wen, Oh -fhs psoIi. of
Vera Cruz, Aho hsspisei and hated
Americans. will ,hink differently of
them sh"a our boYs leave"
IN. pr.~id.n, spo.. il a hus, ar
maFy packed ~i,h u"r- than .,oooI
1iiir-Ts. mi'ishipm.n and relatives
snd iri-nds If the graduates, n.- sss
enthusiastically sh..rv.i DARING his
tadiss.
rg'sidsht Wilson said IN art
IA oazh, Ia b. anr 1f your
'hsIsE, ali the time tia, yuH ~.
sample Nts-FitsHs. not msS-ir sgmpi.
hssE men not nrr-if .zmp!s s0ii
irrs. bat sample NmeEiFsH AMI ilb,
yuI aasr th- fs-1iat Of tiFa a. Amer |
ia -iIh g-sa'a 10 t-r ns,I arf her
aFmy that shr IL usinf gH-as as 'Es
insiTam-as af rlsiiiaa,iHh. a1' -s an
Jas,tuta-si ~ aggression. g-r i'-s
~ Nn.siTa y - s9Fs- hnslaHitv. ant /
-t-Fy nHss s"u ir' 's- s'srs sHi
stripes tf-- is a.. sind sos asiEht to
F-slis- ttaG ;asi is in i;s-li m-s-
zas-, ihst FsH az an an rFFant
rhirt s,arr aasi-s have saHrf iim-a
s"f s"atrna Hni a. Tfsan@ 60. h"NA AHFs' .
Ia, az sFFasd ns s-rNirs
'wssi - Esg ,siEs is iar lsssinz
! iarrrssios ;EAg iaus- boys dssa ai
NfFs CE.z Ers zaias &" Irayss TsrY I,
ass hst g. asr faEr iarers Prey /
Co; i, naF 70, BE- Ne ssssgy 'sF iass.i
Ia us- sas mere. bHi d. yaa ,llhE
,as -ag iheF s"ast' is spiaz gs b.
the aass ias'iaE iap--ssian' Have
sn-a 30, ..uxh, .se. since "a. pagia
i-ean I. there anything n-- in us-'
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
8, 600 Westisshouse
EMPLOYEES Strike

ri,iaburs. Jun. b-oisIias that
,h-S souia hot return to their place.
ia the tastosi-. at th. N-stin shols.
tir'ifir and Manufacturing sam-
pahy. aud IN. w--,insh1us. Mashin-
e"tHpsnY uH'ii working conditions
~"g- ir1i'F"s-a. apEraAima,.ig N.o"1
n4~n and po,a-,. ni-aib-rs oi the Al
I~sh.Hy soHs-niai i.ius'Fiai union.
struck hrE- ,1s,aS
Thrr- thousand -i.ssgiFa .o's-rs
Esfus-ti tn eater tho .hots this n.gn-
las sua after snass 'a-r'ins =, al"
Turtle rgs-A tlay ysrauna lhrlr nsIr.-
hHF sas inrTras--i BY EsrH aha later
ist' the giaag- i'isssis ssn, to ihr
g,srhiE- saFts sFsas sI gHt aitn..s,
$50" Nora-Fs. ard Leaders II ,h.
strikers claimed ,hsr- uaaii h. to-
900 iii- tsF'"FF HANDS in shv Turtle
sr-et ysiieE ts nishuaii
Several huaar... sisls. -ash @i,a q
'iH he'H. i'ss,i.i ,hfsuFh ':is' Pitts
hr'E. rAs-r-si by sr-Aas o, strikers
on th- siirpaiss
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

George l.. s!lluF. '-n-y.sr-sid ssn af
=. " settler. late yesterday. the rsr
lice today have asked III. authorities
a, Needles. Calf. TO ssptsh.Ha MEss
NJ J. MsGE.'h. divorced ~i'- s.
settler AHa ia. hoy. mother ahsn
she ls,s.s srras- of abaar,inz ,h-
boz
thi."ii'vs h.F- .aS thu, Mfss Ito,
Palmer. aged se. confessed to ,h-.a
saaa, 'ha, she ha: a shar- in the
kida ppins saa that IL ws: she y ha
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

igE.'! the Seller taF a~sy issss bis
snnpaniSas ta lh- aaisnosii. in
~airh his taethsr -,s waiting. Airs.
fsif'.r Is '"parisd 10 have said tina.
Mr.s hrGssih rame to her several
Gays ago assias h-s aid In recover.
ias her ssas The Palmer WOMAN
said she acted -i,hosg any in,-asiaa
of iaias uscns b, felt impeii.s TO
h-li' ;hr mother ~h.s- heart ss.
br.ahiaS bSssusr ot the separation
from her child
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

i.Y iiaFimsh. Mar Olive Sherman.
H-Fnlre NsS.G. Helen i,1s-. Robert
uausEsFiY. iiHruia GIaHs1a ahd s-.-
s'ai n1E3 have zishifisi ihsir ia,"u- u-
Ii0a ~ suiHE asaYs bat a. 50, ur-
undecided .s io stst insti'utiuE ,Esy
all attend This .s large repre-
srpiali1H aHi 0hs UAirh uiii ne
daal' b- heard fTom ia y-zEs To
rosl.-
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
TWO WOMEN IN
AUTO kIDnAP CHILD
FROM SCHOOL YARD

i'd.bio. Cole. Jan- falIosins
the sensational a-ss.a, aa a psb.ir
school by ". women in an as,osso.
bile and the alleged kiaAappins os
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
NATION TO RECOGNIZE
SERVICES OF FRANCE

wssAlHs, irH- Oa T-sosEs.
'.la II a.. s-ysl.-s u 'h- Fr-ara
lfuHi. BE- ths FpA 1riiln af tbs
rssssss fsAst. aad So siv- 10 ,h- liz
'i- sair s-ssiEE she FE.ash tiss ,br
place at haagf a' sar formal ul-H'
iuE
FassiaF H"as today satraai. ~! 2.
FssalHtisa authorization ;hs sg-a-a-
iH'iuH- The Louise sas buiit IN
i'rauH 10 iNNs aai used firs' hy the
rFsHEs rsHaHssa saiaa SUmgshy anu
later hY ,h- tai,-d states
sata.,hlns 10 s~ii. wan, 10 boy >
''hrauisi--S Ness sea, aas reach the
husins pit.lIs of the dissri., better
than aaY other sxsas,s II
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05

wah, = high grade stnptoye: On
the bs,,ss grade OF s9rtaa,ss Make
ass of the saas columns Of Tn.
chsoaisi~. Ss~s. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-05
Flf1Y-TWO GRADUATE
TONIGHT

"'--.--.s tree r=.- 4,
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0rnnseis.nttnmsabertr

qlnna s5osbid grnit an Jrart ).
Stones, 55 Bel 116 syub on Der Siibs
fpeitede Der WhcWhlan Strdbe unb
SnslsfiOe pluB. 81.
Yaul 9. RoDer ON Spmon aoben,
19 Iub an Der MeiHeits Der Sobn
Strabe, 80 SUB n6rbIi4 Der Bauer
4penue. 81.
William Ul. porter on Sennie ..
porter, % BEL 1O6 JuB an Der Siibe
feits Der Ridmonb Ctr. 81.
Serielbe an biefelbe. 20 BEL 100
SUB an Der Norbfeite Der Court Str,
15O peitli9 Der Jpbn Ctr. 81.
Derielbe on biefelbe, 50 BEL 180
syub in Settion 16 in Columbia
sopnfbip. 81.
9erielbe on oieieIbs, 43 BEL 100
ssub an Der Norbfeite Der Court Ctr,
ITO sJub tpeItli9 Der Soba Cir. 81.
Derfelbe an biefelbe, 80 Bel 100
syub an Der Rorbieite Der 9. Strabs,
Jas SUB DftIi6 Der Srsmun 4De. 81.
Wlar aronopib an 2outs Soff.
nann, Sbeil Der Got 43 in yloripopb
parf eriter llnterabtbeiIumg. 81.
2ouis Soffnann an Wlur Mronp>
pib, TbeiI Der Got 43 In glortrpob
glast -srftssa salntepatt5 eiInne. g..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-15
Seiseuthnms sSppOtbefen
Reue SppOt9eten.


Sacob 10. apppenbofer an Weit
Gnb 9. unb 2. 60. $500.
qtlice 2l6rabam an SObn s. @rnte.
$105o.
Spman &o6sn on Clinton 8. unb
9. So. $1200.
sylprence U. aie9lsr an Sout6ern
O6io Sapings gdut So. $500.
Suiie g. MeGaa or Wl1ers q.
Cooper. $7S5.
2ouis Soffmann an 9risbton Ger'
man Bant 50. $500.
Wi6oel Sotopp al Deittpoob
Someiteab So. $1,000.
aiLIie R. Rnbbs an Carthage @.
unb 6. q. $25o0.
Gbporb Rettis an bieieIbe aOrP.r'
ibaft. $1700.
pbiIpmena Deb.r on Soutberu
Obio Gapinas 9ant 60. $500.
William $. @odea on OafIsp
g}art go. S2100.
g. R. Sorne an SisIelbe a6rp.rs
f9aft. $2100.
aatberine @ornbers on R. R. Mo.
Herman. $3.50.
SeIma @or9srr an Sdiis.n 3. unb
9. 60. $500.
Weor palm on DsiIforb Come
guiIbing Sc. $500.
2lnna 9. 9erfus on DilIiom &.
Rienaber. $125.
Rofe Mann on Watier so. glippin.
ger. $3.50.
@iuirfeO Serf4eb. on Senrp 9sb,
$1,000.
SOi. g. RcSbilips on S,outbsrn
Sbio 9. unb Z. 60. $500.
Magba!ena Muraud on Sslen
Morqua. $1,000.
9fobtri 3. Stebsnfon an GLENDALE
3. unb 8. u. $500.
gfobert UsdrfleD on German .. 6.
unb g. u. 60. 5000.
2ina JdsSiO an @iaiam g. putett.
$1,000.
9iefslbe on Delta g. U. 20. $500.
9etilgte 9ppo.beten.
9luguit Gdutte an GIenbuIe .. unb
g. u. 60. $1100.
Sba 8rob an prODibent Sabinss
8. unb 2. 60. $1400.
Glemens Sadmann on prite 9in
eagle 6. unb D. 60. $1,000.
Ufi6asI 6otopp on Gibertp .. unb
g. 90. $500.
gDm. 3. gittmepsr an pbiaip q.
@laser. $4,000.
Dm. Deuiemeier an glprta gin'
einnati 8. unb y. 60. $1,000.
(. Ratberine |orntsrs an q. Dr. Iia.
,itegipu. S4o0.
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ssIabeIla s. @pipen an 9bsobore
M. penfer, Cots 13. Ia imp Is in
Gbas. @nberipns llnterabtbeilung an
Tacoma Qlpe. 81.
@nna Sddmann an Clemens Sods
mann, 6.43 bel 1901 SUP an Der
NorbIeite Der Draiatp pite, 1031.51
Sub oitli6 pon Me&epn glpe. 81.
Clemens 6admann an Wlarie 8.
S6mibt, 37.43 BEL 150.91 SUB on
Der glorbieite Der Bariam pite
1062.51 fsub peitlia Der Mcaeon
2lpenlle. 81.
Geo. .. @pr iinb anoere. Grefutoz
rem. on Sonarb Douglas Brptuu, brei
Sabre po9tre6t ouf 2aben go. 3239
eyefferIon 2be. WaonatIide Wtietbe
$25.
CHARLES &. Reib an Goiporb Ret
tig, Got 819 in gofinser uns Sop.
fins pierter llnterabtbeiIuns in Gins
lppob. 81.
gBiniam +. Dittmeper on SuIius
gartbau, ALI 9lder 2ano in slough
Greet in 2lnberion Sotpnibip. 81.
SotIsp part So. on Willidm 8.
8odeu, Set SO in llnterabt6eiluns
81" in SotIep part. 81.
Sames Watipn an Nalter We.
8oobpin. Got so in DoobIapn linz
tsrabtbsiluue. 81.
glmanba 9eioerman an Selmu
@prberr, 1896 bei ia Sub an Der
Rpsbieite Der Boomers Strube, 66.35
ssub Dftlih ner GAP Qlpe. $1700.
GliTd6etb ROeers all G6parb "
!6artmon, Set glo. 1851 unb 12a SUP
Der Got Rp. 1850 in 2poin u. Orate's
llntsrabtbeiluns in HOrpoub. 81.
qlu9uiio qbam on Dauib Summel
guiloine 60, 22.37 Bel ABS SUB an
ner AeitIeite Der Spriug Grope aUe.,
267 iii Jub Tiieli9 bon Der Straight
Strabe. $3250.
8illiam 9. gBketer an WleIiTa
Gpinner, 80 bel 140 SUP an Der
0eitieite Der Dat Str. 81.
1erieIbe an bieielbe, so BEL 140
Sub an Der Oat Cir, ansren5.nb an
bas obise, 81.
@biib $. Smitb on Senristta ..
S6iirmann, % bei 1S5 SUB an Der
Deitieite Der Miain Sirabe, 76 Sup
n0rbIi6 Der 3peiten Str. $4,000.
3. $. Susle an Bridget g. Auinte,
Got SO. S99 in gofinaer unb Soptins
Diertsr llntsrabtbeiIuns in elms
fpoob. 81.
@aIter 20. Glippinssr an Rois
gtann, 29.70 bel lat aub on Der Sit.
Ieiie Der Nebel 2ibe.. 1880 SUP
n5rbli6 Der Gin Str. 81.
Senrietta .. S6uermann an Die
Sdmiit Sbptp goie gp., flint SABRE
ga6tredt auf % Bel 1S5 Jub an Der
@eItieite Der Wlain Strabe, 76 SUB
n6rbIit Der 3neitsn Strabe. SG1rlis
de Wietbe $2S7.50 fir bos eriis
csa6r unb Grbobuns Der Wlietbe in
ben barauffolseuoen Sahren NIT Ins
tdufspripileaium pon $3.50.
8iaiam g. g}udett an 2iao 6a55io,
Got Rp. IA in llnternbtbeiIuns VI"
bss SSobn spitsns Gisentbums in CAT
gnb. 81.
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(Sortiebuna folgt.)

Das elm &SGi6er SUNG
bertragen tann. Gr tpor nod
Ginidbrigsr, aIs Der Srisg aus5ra6,
mar i6on beim eriten Sturm auf bic
Giitti6er Sorts am WtittipD9, 6.
4uguit, nit babel unb betam i'm bi6z
tiften Ruselresen eine auseI nab Der
anoeren. Gemertt bat er oaDon nihts,
Bis er aufammenfiel. 9sfunb: l. Der
Saulteri6ub. Der i6n tdmpfunfGbig
qema9t bat, 2. Sdub bur9 ben
S6erarm, 3. Biz 5. 5tpei &useln bur9
ben Sberf9eltel, BON benen cine ipgar
bur6 beibe Oberi9entel segangen lit,
6. prelluns am unterarm, bic alael
1T an einsm &nopf abeeprdllt. Gr galt
febr begrsifli4er @eife 5unaait als
Sdtperoeripunbeter uno purbe ans
fapgs in einsm 6elgii6en pribat9au.
ie itntergebra6t, mo er BEL Der beIs
eii9en Camille - Elm ehrenOoler 9ez
eenIas 3u belgif9eu Sanatitern =
freunolihe 4ufnabme fano; als iit
beruusitellte, baB feline ein5ise Der
lebune gsfdbrli9 tpar, ipurbe sr mad
@n9en transportirt uno liest jeBt i'm
Sofpitol Der llriulinsniduls bei gutter
pflese unb in better Stimmuns, tpos
gu er allsrbings rei4li4 @runb bat.
- ySunSe, bait bu aber einen DuIel
geba6t", mtinte ie9r ri4tig elmer Der
2ler5te.
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gersis Mot boB gorbeuseu fliieer
1T als S6Iimmes fuieber gut MAIDEN. Gas gill
Defenders bon setanibeiten, geim erften Spmp.
bdinit nidf bic iteileHbeH @eipdiier bns 2dnb
ocripiiiier.' Cetjne fie nit BEN beiudbrten 9lut
reilieungsmiitel. ct. 9ernaro ardntsrpiltu.
Dlit QrnnfbeiteH iit's iuie nit granoen: i'm
Gntftebep fol- man Tie beidmpfen slbrefiire
%, Helitncbter & Co., Dor 1915, Weip Dor!
Gin, Inn nnentsslhid eine @robe dn bffomnien
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