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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-07-15
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q 8 OR IA
The Toad.

The toad lives from ten to forty
years, and it can lay over a thous-
and eggs a year. 1t has lived
two years without food, but can
not live long under water. 1t nev-
er takes dead or motionless food.
It captures and devours wasps,
yellow Jackets, ants, beetles, spi-
ders, worms. snails, bugs, grass
hoppers, crickets, weevils, cat
erpillars, moths, etc. In twen-
tyfour hours the toad consumes
enough food to fill its stomach
four times. A single toad willin
three months devour over 10000
insects. If every ten of these
would have done one cent dam
age the toad has saved ten dol
liars. Evidently the toad is a val
liable friend to the farmer, gar
idener, and frult-grower, and can
be made especially useful in the
! greenhouse, garden, and berry
patch.
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J SFTry the Journal year, or one
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-07-15

A Doctors Prescription for
Cough. An Effective Cough
Treatment.
One-fourth to one teaspoonful
of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken as needed, will soothe and
check Coughs, Colds and the more
dangerous Bronchial and Lung
Ailments. You can't afford to
take the risk of serious illness,
when so cheap and simple a rem
edy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
is obtainable. Go to your drug
gist today, get a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery, start the
treatment at once. You will be
gratified for the relief and cure
Obtained. ADV
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RgTry the Journal a year, or one
four clubbing offers.
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Constipation Cured Over
night.

A small dose of Po-Do-Lax to-
night and you enjoy a full, free,
easy bowel movementin themorn-
ing. No gripping. for Po-Do-Lax
is PodOphyllin MAY Apple) with
out the gTipe. Po.Do- Lax cor
reefs the cause of Constipation
by arousing the Liver, increas-
ing the Aowaof bile. Bile issNa-
ture's antiseptic in the bowels.
With proper amOuntsof bile, di-
gestion in bowels is perfect. No
gas, no fermentation. no Consti-
patton. Don't be sick, nervous,
irritable. Get a bottle of Po-Do-
Lax from your druggist now and
cure your Constipation overnight.
ADV
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-07-15
COnRT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

Order OF public sale of real es-
tate returned, same confirmed
and deed ordered in estate of
RhOda Blotner.
Order of private sale of real
estate returned in estate of B. F..
Disher.
L. L. Lonas was appointed ad-
ministrator of estate of Charles
B. Steigel; bond $500.
Kirk Hoffman was appointed
administrator of estate of Ann
M. Woods; bond $1OO.
Kirk Hoffman was appointed
administrator Of estate of David
Bowen; bond $1O0.
First and final account filed in
estate of John H. Geeting.
First and final account filed in
estate of Russell Trager.
Application filed for appoint
ment of an administrator of es-
tate of Amy j. Roe.
First and final account filed il.
estate of J. S. Mauk.
First and final account filed in
estate of w. B. Hough.
Fannie Maurer was appointed
executrix IF estate If Amos B.
Maurer; bond 5000.
Last will of Margaret Smith
was filed for probate and record.
Order of appraisement of real
estate issued in estate of Karl J
Mueller.
Order Of public sale # real ess
tate returned in estate of Eliza
beth Moreland.
Order of public sale of real es-
tate returned in estate of Mary
]. Holloway.
Order of public sale Of real esN
tate returned in estate of Ellen
S. Sprong.
Application filed FOR appoint
ment of ar administrator Of es-
tate of Katie Hairless.
Sale of real estate confirmed in
estate of E. E. Calderwood.
Second and final account filed
in estate of Cora b. Fry.
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Getty sburg

among relatives. returned home
last week.
Mrs. M. J. Coburn is a visitor
with her daughter at Muncie,
Ind, for this week.
Miss Sadie Pickett of Dayton
was a visitor yesterday at the
home of her parents, R. Al Pick
EFT and wife.
Harvesting is greatly hindered
on account of the recent heavy
rains, amounting to a flood in the
bottoms and low lands. A con-
siderable part of what was, cut
was floated off by the high wat
er. Corn and other crops have
suffered great loss. Losses from
this source will run into thous-
ands of dollars. No definite es-
innate can be made at this time
of damages resulting from the
rain and wind storms visiting
this locality. and the end does
not appear to be here, from the
lowering and threatening ap-
pearance of the weather.
J. H. Kniesly entertsiped Wis
itors yesterday.
Mrs. Hunt, relict,of Al. j. Hunt,
hotel man here forseveFal years,
who has been spending some
time in Massachusetts since the
death Of her husband returned
herelast week torenew0ld friend
ships and spend a few days with
her former III endI
Clarence J MilIer's improve
ment iE sewering and filling wa
ter course, has not proved en-
tirely successful, and on account
of break7ge of the sewers and
obstruction of the water his lot
was badly inundated, the water
getting into his cellar during the
rain storm of last week. Guess
he will make the improvement
more substantial in his next at
tempt.
S. Finnel, DR.. J. Vanlue, Ward
Stoltz and Ford Clark are off on
a fishing excursion for a few days
this week at a lake in Logan
county. Ofcourse, they will fare
well on fish food and improve
their mental and physical condi-
ton.
Large crowds have attended
a free vaudeville perfor-
nance on our streets for a week
or more. 1t seems interest is in
creasing in the entertainment.
The district board of education
met here today to transact cur
rent business, part of which was
the employment of a superinten-
dent for the district. 1t has not
been disclosed whose pole knock
ed the persimmon.
Upon a canvass Of the senti-
ment of our village council at its
meeting today it was ascertained
that it was favorable to do its
share of C cement sidewalk to
the cemetery nearby. If the
township powers that be, will
perform its duty the needed side
walk will be built so as to make
travel to the cemetery more a
greeable.
July 12. XOB
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-07-15

104 in Versailles, $405.
Ellen S. Sprong, per admins
TRAITOR, to George L. Moore, part
lots SO and SO in Versailles, $3.50.
Mary ). Holloway, per admin
istrator, to Myrtle Barnhart, lot
339 in Versailles, $470.
M. M. Odell to Holly G. Odell,
lot 2 in Gordon, $3.50.
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Bryan Suppo. t Essential
to Wilson's Re-Elec-
tlon.

w LAOLAA VI AAANAAohA AASNs1 1880 49,
Washington of late, and has add
ed no little caloric to the Capitol's
already torrid summer tempera-
ture by some heated observations
regarding the relations between
Wilson and Bryan. The Senator
declares that the President viii!
have Bryan's earnest support for
denomination and for reelection;
and he adds that Bryan's support
is essential to Wilson if the lat
ter is to have a second term.
Essential is right. Bryan
made Wilson as Champ Clark
can testify. Bryan can eliminate
Wilson. Indeed, it is probable
that he has already done so,
During the next sixteen months
there will be a constant endeavor
on the part of Wilson's friends to
show that he and his ex-Secreta-
ry of State are on the most cor
dial of terms-and the Kern in
terview is the forerunner of a
series of such statements which
will appear regularly. AS a nat
ter of fact, Senator Kern's dec
laration is much warmer than the
relations between Wilson and
Bryan. For months it has been
known here that the Nebraska
leader has chafed under the thral-
dom which the new freedom"
has put upon him. He has learn
ed, as strong men at Princeton
learned, that Woodrow Wilson can
not abide to have anyone near
him who can be looked upon as a
possible rival. Though holding
the chief place at the Presidents
council table, Bryan has felt him
self shouldered aside and crowd
ed into corner because of the
President irrepressible gluttony |
for the lime-light.
The climax came when the first
Lusitania note was under consid- |
Grafton. At the White House,
and mother quarters responsive
to the Presidents desires, par
ticular pains were taken to make |
it known that the President was
taking thecounsel ofnobedy, that
he had not.seen nor heard from |
his Secretary of State, who was
the one man in all the world who
should have enjoyed his chiefs
confidence. and that, though Bry- |
an might sign the note, it would
be Wilson's thought and Wilson'S
language and Wilson'S policy
which it contained.
Bryan felt this very keenly;
and he told a friend that he would
have resigned there and then bat
that he felt a responsibility for
the policy toward Mexico and
that he could not afford to leave
the President in the lurcfi while
Mexican affairs were in such an
unsatisfactory condition.
Just before the framing Of the /
second Lusitania note, the Presi-
dentrepudiated the Mexican pol
icy andthus absolved Bryan from
further responsibility on that
score; andagainit was heralded. !.
from the White House that Bryan
was having noshare in Drafting
the replytoi Germany At this
point the Bryanic patience ceased
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-07-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Elmer E. Fox, %, laborer,
Muncie, Ind, and Mrs. Ethel A.
johnson, %, GreenvilIe R. D. 9,
daughter of Sherman H. Foster.
VIM. W. Alexander, 20, farm
er, York township, son of John
B. Alexander, and Bessie A. Nc
Dowell, 19, York township, dau-
ghter of Samuel ]. Mcdowell,
Roy C. Keiser, 10, farmer, Ad-
ans township. son of VIM. c.
Keiser, and Maude M. Miller, 19,
Adams township, daughter of
Noah D. Miller.
COMMON Pleas UOOKT.
NEW CASES.
20611-John I. Judy versus P,
c., C. & st. L. R'y Co.. for $5085
as damages for injuries sustained.
2O612-Alma L. Wilmington
versus Clyde &. Wilmington; for
divorce, extreme cruelty charged.
2O613-Lydia Judy versus P,
c., C. & st. L. R'y Co.; for $4,000
as damages for injuries sustained.
2O614-R Roscoe Moore versus
Mary ]. Harmon, executrix of es-
tate of VIM. Harmon; to recover
$64O.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
S. D. Reigle, administrator, tc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
Kinder 8Gnreie1
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAS- + Q PA

8ismord. - NaB sic @ieb=
audit i'm @eiten seq Stoates immer
nod bo6 in gbren gebolten miro,
be5e11gt Ser umltan6, 6aB sic &egi=
iter bes gefretdrs fir Mderbal1 un6
Mrbeit ungefdbr $500 8ran65eiden
fir &ieb m1fmetien. @or 3mei Sab=
rem batte sic 9egislotur ale 8ran6=
5eiden, sic bamaIs heitan6er, oufge=
boben un6 an SOS 8ublifum sic 6or=
6eruttg geiteut, sic I'M @ebra11d BE-
fin6lihen 3ei6en amfs nel1e einihrei=
ben 81 laiien. 9ies NOR n0tbtg ge=
mor6en, meil unter Sen $4,000
@ron65eiden iebr biele mare11, melde
beroltet nn6 nidt mebr inn @ebrn1b
maren. GuB ii6 1900 &erionen be-
fleibigten, lire 8ram65eiden mie6er
CUR @eltung 5u bringen, 6orf ols Be-
meis fir 6ie rege Ebdtigfeit 6ienen,
melde sic 9on6tpirtbe Ser @ieb5udt
entgegenbringen. Griiber NOR 6as
8ranbmal notbtpen6ig, INN Diebitdble
81 berbiiten; iett ieoo@ bouptiadlid
MIR, Inn SEN @eiib feit5uitellen.
@ranb Sorts. - Ser bon
@innipeg no@ ct. Saul geben6e
u6Iieger" go. IA lit am Samitag-
1todmittog in Ser Mdbe bon @pnep-
for6, % Meilen bon bier, entgleiit.
81 Tabrgdite un6 8ugbeoienitete en1=
pfingen 6obei 1ei6te @er1ebnnger.
Sn ei1em @tlfs5uge tpl1r6en ungefdbr
$50 Gabrgaite nod bier gebolt.
snb+9afpta.
Hierre.- Ser Iebte &dlteriid=
fdIog nebit 6roft bat, iopeit feitge,
felt mer6en fonnte, Sic Saaten in
6ieiem Tbeile bes Miiiomritboles unb
inn ga115e11 tpeitli1en Tbeile 6es
Stootes ni6t gefda6igt.
0eoomoo6.- &116olpb Sre6e<
rids, Elm Mngeltellter Ser @omeitafe
Mining Co., tpl1r6e nnter ser Be-
fduIoigung perboftet, 6em 17idbri-
gen &enrp @larf bon Mla66in, @po.,
pergiftetes @onfeft ourd sic @oit ge-
1un6t al boben, un6 bot aud Elm sc.
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P6s by AmGnP Press ASOaNm
Du nn ameMmMe 3ounr u2ompmpa" 1T DOT tBm BON @pa gMen unb Gh Nnbd
6rmnn INN Oklahoma urHe ala Nmn

nete Dor ibrer Mbreiie ebenfaQs
$4,000 perionli6. IS miro bebo1p=
tet, 6aB 6ieie @anoIungsmeiie Der
Turmer ni@t notbmen6ig iei baB iie
ober 6a6ur6 ibr 8ertrar1en in sic
equity @r6ange 6ofumentieren MOL
len.
Sort gates. - Die Snoiarer
Ger Stan6ing &od-&eierbation bauen
beuer be6euten6 mebr @ei5en an als
porber. gs lit oies sic 6olge ser
8emiibungen 6es S11perinten6enten
S. S. @obep, Ser ieit leiner grnen=
n1tng I'M lebten @erb1te auf 1an6=
pirtbidaftlidem @ebiete %ouffldren6
auf sic &otbbdute e%ingetpirf bat.
0idinion.- Die @erl11ite an
8ieb tparen I'M lebten @inter gerin=
ger als felt bielen Sabren, tpie aus
6en 8eridten Ser @ieb5udter in Der
go115en meltliden SaIfte 6es Stoates
berporgebt. 6olt Sen gan5en 8inter
iiber lag tiefer S9nee, es fam ober
nur Elm itarfer Sturm Dor un6 10
iibertpirterte 6as @ieb ousge5ei9net.
@ron6 Sorts. - Sic 8anf=
einlogen in @ronb 6orfe iino UNI mo-
be5l1 $1,000 0 gr0ber als INN sic
glei@e 3eit i'm lebte1 Sabre un6 be-
loufen ii@ iett m1f $4,0o1,319. Die
@eiammtbeltdn6e iin6 in Ser glei9en
! 3eitipanne Inn 100000 getpa6ien.
|9ie @anfiers erflare1, 6aB Die bieii=
gen 8anfperbaltmiiie ELM Spiegelbil6
Ger Sci ammtloge I'M gan5en @toate
geben. - g.. 81. gbipor6s aus Sames=
tonn ma1r6e a1f Ser Sabresperiamm=
lung Ser Observation-Disclosures,
sic bier o%bgebalten tpltr6e, gum
staats @odidulinipeftor fir 6a5
fomen6en Sabr ernannt. @r lit
Modfolger 6es bonn Mmte 5uriidge=
tretenen 81. s. @eptpar6 aus Grand
Sorts.
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gebroden un6 Seibentpaoren i'm @er-
tie bon $500 geitoblcn. Dte @inbre-
@er batten ii6 gingong. ourd Die
Sintertbir in 6en 2a6en beridafft.
90 bereits in Sen lebten Monaten in
peridie6enen benuhbarten Sta6ten
ginbriide in &auflaoen borgefommen
lin6, gloltbt nla1t allgemein, baB Dies
bon elmer prgmiiierten 8anoe in oen
@robitaoten m1sgebt uno Die Diebe
bermittellt eines Mutomobils 'ibr
5ortfommen be1perfiteligen.
&ipe1t tone. - Mebr als 5pan-
gig @lods &reoiotpflaiterung meroen
bier IN 6ieier Cation gelegt meroen.
Sizes mur6e ourb 8lane bes Sta6t=
ratbs beltimmt uno our6 cine Mai-
UNDERSTANDING bon @iirgern 9utge>
beiben. 3ie nelte Bflaiterung miro
pom @eidaftstbeile 5u alen bier
8abnbofet fiibren, un6 es 1onen ond
orei @obnungsitraben gepflaitert
tper6en.
SaribauIt.-0 as nele Staot=
un6 Country 6reBbu6 gibt 8aribapt
cine 8emobner5ab1 bon 1900 cine
8unabme bon 1000 felt Ser @egie=
r11ngs=@olfs5Gblnng. StmrerbaB Ser
.letten flint Sabre pprben onrbi@nit<
1i6 100 @obnbduier idbrli@ erri@<
tet, rn6 gegentpdrttg lift fein SouS
5u baben, nnb nlt9 aqs @ei9aftSlo<
fale iin6 benubt.
Me1aba. = Die IS Sabre a1te
Grau Otto @piionen rn6 ibr 12iab=
riger @obn CISCO famen in 6em brent
nen6en 6amilienbei1ne ums 2eben.
5eds @erionen, borunter 5tpei &inz
ser Ser berungliidten 6rm1, tpur6en
6ur9 Madborn iiber 2eitern gerettet.
Sobm 8enion, Der int nnteren Stod=
tperfe mobnte, fonnte gera6e noh iei=
ne Srar1 rno fem fleines &in6den
retten. Sos Sener fbetnt 6a1r6 SUM-
fen aus 6em @ii4enber6e %ent1ta116en
GIT fem. Grm1 Npiicnet1, bic bereiB
ins 6reie gebradt tpor6en tpar, itiir5=
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beenoet batten. @ertpnn6te Der gr
mor6erten boben cine @elobnllng bot
$1,000 auf 0ie @rgreifung oes ooe1
Ser M0r6er a1sgeiebt.
SrtonpiIIe. - Ser County:
0ption-MnsiduB bon Big @tont
County bat 8etitionen NIT genue
llnteridriften eingereidt, 10 6ab einf
gmtntp=O ption -%Nbitimnu1ng itattfin:
Sen m1b. Sic ma,r6e auf Sen IA
SSA1ni anberm1mt. ga in bieiem
County muir sic 00rfer 0oeiia unf
Gorren bisber utrofen" itn6, 6iirfte
ein beiber &f ltattfinben.
@arren. = Nad)oem cine Ye=
tition NIT 1870 Inter idriften beim
Ml1oitor BON Mariban County einge=
reid)t mprben lit, tp11rbe eine slbitiml=
n1ltt1g iiber Go11ntp=Sption ul1f Sen Z.
Sunni angelett. @arren un6 Oslo
iinb sic gr0bten in Mtitleioeni6aft &C.
3ogenen Srte I'M Gou11tD.
Gait @ran6 Sorts. = Ser
6ornrersiungenflub bon Gait @rano
SORTS bot SO Mitglie0er un6 lit Der
gr0bte berartige Gerban6 in Minne'
iota un6 pieQeidt a11d III Sen gan5e1
Ser. @tooten. Ser Stub beftn6et ii@
iebt int 5meiten Sabre ieines Bette
bens. Sic &naben betperben lih I'm
Staotspreiie i'm Mnba1 bon Mais,
@%artoffeln uno in ser sdmeine8udt.
Gem &l11b boben ii@ audi odt Ma6-
@en ongeidloiien, Sic ii6 an Dem
@ettbetperbe in Ser Shtpeine5udt
uno im &artoffelba11 betbeiltgen
fonne11. @bgeieben bon Ben StoatS-
preiien iin6 Sonberpreiie I'M &C.
iammt1pertbe bon iiber $500 6a,r@ Sic
5mei bieiigen 8onfen a11sgeiebt m'r-
Sen.
Seem .nIm. = @inbriide nn6
0ieb1tGble baben in Ser lebten 3eit
mebrfo6 in bteiigen @uufla6en itatt=
gehtnben. SSn ser Mabt m1f BEN is.
Mai tp11r6e in Sen &let6er- nn6 81
Ienmooren1a6en bon S. 8. DTS etn=
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|itan6niB obgelegt. St begging sic
5bm 6%espegen, neil er Dem jungen
Manne sic gbul6 beimaB, 6aB 6elien
s6meiter fem 2iebesmerben obgetpie-
fen batte. - Mngelangt m @an6e
aiiuberiter Motb, iiebt iid Sba &o-
Nero, Na6fommin elmer alten cal It'll
liuniihen 6amilie Merifos, geno=
tbigt, Die @obltbat Ser 8ittpen= un6
@aiienpeniion bes Staats orr5uneb=
men. Cine maize Berman6te 6es 6a=
maligen 8raii6enten Dia5, lebte lie
NIT ibrem @atten SS11an Norfirio &o=
Nero, Ser ein Setter ser @attin 6es
@rdii6enten tpar, in &eidtbum un6
Gurus. 9mn berfein6ete iid 6as
Soar NIT 6em Nrdiioenten, un6 So
Nero un6 feline Srau m1Bten flieben
INN ibr 2eben 81 retten. SIN Ser
1aufe Ser Sabre fam sic Smilie, ite=
tig GROCER meroenb, nod 9eabmoo6.
Nierre. - Ser Stoatsau6itor
&unlin bradte iid iungit in Sen @or-
%6ergrun6 aMgemeinen Sntereiies, in
oem er ii9 1peigerte, sic bisber Sen
Sberridtern %getpdbrten monatliden
grtraipeien im 8etroge bon je $50
fir Ben @onm gu be5ablen. gdon
felt Sabren erboIten sic Sberridter
a1s @eraiitung fir lire Meiie= un6
on6ere 3pede gemohten Muslogen
$50 pro Monat. Mu6itor @onlin
ftebt o1f Dem Stanopunft, 6oB 6iele
8ablungen gdn3li@ 6em @eiete mi
6eripreden, 11n6 er miro cine Mnflage
Dor SEN @eridten 51 belteben baben.
soeben bat er m16 erfldrt, bob er
niht mebr 6es @%oupernerrs @orrant
fir cine gleide @umme be5ablen
miro, 6enn al16 Ser @ortbernel1r bot
bisber $50 pro Monot fir grtroipe=
len be5ogen. @err @anlin entihieo
ii6 5u 6tefer Stenungsnabme, nad-
oem er ii@ iorgfdltige iuriitiide
gusfunf # 6oriiber eingebolt batte.
Danfton.-Mm 9ieni flag muir
Sc unter feierli6en 3eremonien SOS
bon 6en Observation-Disclosures errid=
tete @er5 Seiu @oipital, beiien 8o11-
foiten ii6 auf $25O,00O be1iefen,
6urb Ben bodap'ften @ifhof Ebomas
0'@orman aus Stour Sails ieiner
@eitimmung iibergeben. Mad Ser
firdliden 6eier om @ormittoge foIg=
ten gmpfange un6 Elm gatfett.
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Illus dem nordWtl fen.
Minneipta.

st. 9auI.-1 Ser @taats- 5hab-
meiiter Sn1itb bat einen nel1en Nlar1
m1sgearbeitet> bltr6 sen er bofft, o1e
M1tsgoben fir 9etrieb Ser ein5elnen
Mbtbeill1ngen ser &egierl1ng erbebli6
herabn1inoern 511 fGnnen. Serr Smitb
bofft bies baourh SIT erreld)er, oaB
er aQen Sen sbtheilrngen, meld)e
@elb einnebmen, basielbe sur Siib=
RING ibrer Mngelegenbeitcn iiberlabt.
Sic lette aeietgebenoe @eriammlnng
1ette sur Tiibruna Ser 6ffentliden
MnoeIeaenheiten cine Sl1mme BON
$1O,OOO,OOO aus lno bieie Sl1mme,
TO fiibrt er ol1s, fnnne erbeblih Der
minoert meroen. @errn Smitbs Mb=
theiIltno butte inn letten Sabre M11s~
aoben in Ser @0be BON 11ngefabr $685.
900, %benIelben ltono cine ginnabme
bon ettpos iiber $4,000 %gegeniiber.
Gas 8iiro oes General taatsan~
,noltes erbielt fir Mltsgaben $780,
900, nobm ober in berieIben 3eit
mebr ols $4,000 Elm. Das @toats-
eef1ngnib miro obne iebe @eibilfe
bl,rf, Sic Mrbcit Ser @efangenen er-
Folten un1o oasi elbe f6innte audi INIT
Sen perihieoenen @toats6eparte-
ments un6 @eborben geideben.
MinneapoIis. - Sin Semer,
hos Iienitagmorgen Inn 4 l1br aus
nnbefonnter l1riofe in Sem Maidt=
ne1rhouie 6es Sdeffiel6 @lepator
So" 8eiiter: Sdeffielb glebotor
Co." oltsbrod, ner1,ri adte einen Sfa-
Sen bon ettpa $$34, 600. Der @etrei-
beipeider liegt an Ser @arfielo Mpe.
inns Ser 80. Strabe. Stint Mrbeiter,
sic iid) bcim Musbrud 6es 6eners i'm
@eba11be befanoen, fonnten lth nod
retten. SIM 2%agerraume BEG Gleba-
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tors mqroem 100000 @ui@el Safer.
$4,000 @1tidel Mats un6 $4,000
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men lit iett heorobt un6 Sic Muf-
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Sic Shliebung Ser Sdanftpirtbidof=
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@Ienmpoo. - Ser Mrbeiter
q. &1ih, ol1f Sen Sic 8eidreibung
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ter bem &erbadte itebt, sic BRET @rii<
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arbeitete i'm lebten Sabre fir Sic
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6riibiabre nieoer in bie @egenb 5u-
rid, tpo er sen 8rii6ern feline 9tenite
sic aber abgelebnt mer6en
m1bten meil iie bereits ibre Mrbeiten
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Madrnf.

Strait Moria Molitor mar 10 sSaf=
re lang ein Mitglie6 Ser ct. Glpu6
Sibliotbefbeb0r6e u116 felt 1903 Set
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Spradfemntnib un6 literariideS
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tur, ltetige 8ereitlhaft un6 f%rei1pil=
li9e spmpatbie, menn irgeno etpas
Neltes ar5l1itreben tpar, perbunoen
nit ibrer generoien u11b l~iebepollelt
3e1rfort, u1begren5tem Snterelie fir
menidlides @efiibl, undergraduate
dem @obltbatigfeitslinn ltets bereit,
belferoe !@an0 in alien 6dllen SIR
Motb,m11oiafeit un6 oes glenos SIT
bieten, 5eieten iid in ibrer geurtbei=
ll1l1g Ser ge0iirfniiie, 6enen 6urd Sic
piele11 &anale ser 8ibliotbef Mbbiilie
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tbef iotpobl mie Sic pielen onoeren
&ermittlungen Bel 8eoiirfnilierL
81tltur un6 &%ufflarung in unierer
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500 einen rniten 11n6 unberedJen5a,
rem Gerllit erlittert. @ir sic Mit=
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Diet uni ere ttefempfunoene Sp1npa-
tie aus Oh uni eres groben @erluites,
SEN mir in ibrem @ingang entpfir~
oen.
g. sc. Magnuion, 6rolt 6. s.
Moore, 6rau gperetb G1arf
@omttee.
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$50 &leioer in bieier 2pt; Sic mei1ten
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@ai1t, bas SIR ie gefauft babt.