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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22
DR.. j. R.. Jackson, Osteopath.

Ut. y. II. JdChSOu, O~SleOpdIu.
Great 3-for-a-quarter sale now on at
the Variety Store.
A fine son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Olaf Eden Monday morning.
Martin Christopherson is confined
to his home by illness this week.
Prof. j. G. Hutton addressed a farm
ers' meeting at Badger Saturday.
T. C. Akin returned Saturday morn
ing from a business trip to Huron.
Yellow copy paper, Skill, at the
Register Office at $1.O0 per thousand
sheets.
John Swenehart left this morning
with his family by auto for Wisconsin
points.
Misses Jennie and Libbie Kean of
Bruce, spent Sunday at the Thos. Mad
den home.
Miss Mable Sherin of Estherville,
Iowa, has been the guest of Mrs. T. G.
Akin the past week.
Prof. w. H. Powers and son went to
Huron Tuesday to take a canoe trip
down the Jim river with friends.
Dale White, a former college stu
dent, was here this week. He has
been teaching at Florence the past
year.
Mrs. P. Yystrom departed for her
home at Lincoln, Neb,, the last of the
week after a visit at the H. c.. Hanson
home.
Vincent Chappell, who is now an in
structor in the Iowa State College, is
home for a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Chappell.
Mrs. L. ]. Quammen, who resides in
the north part of the city, who has
been quite i'll for several days the past
week, is some better at this time,
Prof. C. Larsen will be one of the
special lecturers on the interstate edu-
cation train which will be run through
the west by the Northern Pacific rail-
road.
Judge Sherwood is holding a short
chambers session at the court house
this week, which will probably be
finished today. The case of greatest
interest is the divorce suit of Rev.
Lewandowski, former minister at
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Miner returned
home the last of the week from their
several months southern and western
trip. Mr.. Miner tells us that business
conditions are not good in either the
south or west and apparently this Is
the most prosperous section of the
country.
The Brookings company of the ma
tional guard and the Fourth Regi-
mental band returned home Saturday
from the state encampment at Red
field. The band boys were acting as
the regimental band for the first time
and they made a decided hit with
everyone. The boys report a very en-
ioyable and successful encampment.
The baseball tournament began yes
terday at the fair grounds and closes
today. The games played yesterday
were good ones and should have at
tracted much better crowds. In the
morning Brookings shut out White in
a fast game, 4 to 0, with Lee Olson in
the box. In the afternoon Elkton de-
feated Aurora, 13 to 2. Brookings and
Elkton. the winners of yesterday, play
this afternoon for the county cham
pionship, while White and Aurora
meet this morning for third and fourth
money.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22
RULING PROTECTS RAILROADS

The new excess valuation baggage
law, which requires all railroad pas
sengers to declare the value of their
baggage before it is checked, will
probably go into effect in the middle
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

Ladies come in and see my line
of switches on sale now for a few
days at a great reduction on
: prices. Martha Lindsay.
Hair Dresser.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-07-22

If you want 1t done RIGHT-bring
your next job of printing to this office.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11

Use The Bees ''swaDper- vOrumn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11

XXI HY shouldn't you take ad-
w vantage of a CLOSING out"
price on, for instance, an Over
coat, a Mans Suit, a Boys Suit,
a Hat, a Pair of Shoes or Fur
nishing Goods, etc.? It's your
only chance to buy high-grade
merchandise at low-grade prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11
Withheld TO ASK BIDS
FOR HOSE AND AUTOS

City Commissioner Withheld announces
that the first Of the new year he will ad-
vertise for bids for 10000 feet OF hose and
a lot Of motor apparatus for the fire de
partment. Some OF the hose will be in
stalled in South side fire houses. MT
withheld intends to motorize the houses
at Fortieth and Hamilton streets. Twenty
second and Ames avenue. Twentieth and
Spring streets and Thirty-seventh and
Jackson streets.
The cost OF this new equipment VIII
approximate $4,000. which will be the
amount OF the special 3-mill levy included
in the 1916 general levy and authorized
by the last legislature. This special lev
will be assessed for five years.
Mr.. Withheld does not propose to urge
the city commission to adopt his scheme
for a new standard fire alarm system,
Instead he will use the $4,000 as outlined.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11
PRICES QUOTED
FOR XMAS DINNER
Ducks, Geese and Turkeys Are to Be
Plentiful and to Cost Some
Less.
OTHER PRICES IUCTUATE

Ducks, geese and turkeys will be
on the market to tempt the buyers
as Christmas day approaches, and
prospects Of a smoking Christmas
dinner loom bright.
Turkeys will be quoted around
25 cents a pound. Geese will sell at
about 17M cents. Ducks have good
prospects of selling at 20 cents a
pound. Chickens are still Is cents
a pound.
Cranberries are Ia cents q
pound. and oysters, nice for dressing,
are worth 80 cents a quart.
Fancy bacon is hard to get at this
time. as Il Is reported the hogs coming
on the market at this time are the poorer
grade. with little fat on them.
MIncement without Meat.
For those who like their mince pies for
Christmas. fancy mince meat without
real meat in It TO faint Il In short
time, Is on the market at 12ik cents.
More and more the people are demands
ing nince meat without meat at all. and
made from pure fruits. so that IL will
keep better.
Beef and pork have remained practlc.
ally steady with the prices OF last week
Pork chops are 12lk cents. round steak
III. sirloln p. porterhouse 2. and shout
der steaks l2A cents. Pot roasts car
be had at 12h cents also.
Potatoes are up and are selling at .
cents q peck, OF 80 cents a bushel Floui
has taken n Considerable advance in IN,
wholesale market and millers are quot
ing prices only for day or twenty-foui
hours at a time. as they look for fur
Their advances.
Hayden Bros. with a good supply o
flour on hand. are still selling flour a
ti.ss a sack. but there is no telling whel
this will have 10 be changed.
Sugar May 6so Up.
Sugar has made advances also. Thi
may also sim he had seventeen pound
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11

for 81. but may be raised at any time 70
meet the increase In the Wholesale mar
kst
Navel oranges are coming in in large
quantities and excellent quality They
are quoted Mt 10 cents a dozen. Nice
grapefruits are on the market. quoted.
depending upon size, at SlS. 5. 81 and ~
cents
Empress grapes are going at 12sk cents.
They come in especially fine punches and
Of good quality.
Fancy Jonathan apples are selling at
50 cents a peck.
Casawba melons are on the market at
IS cents each.
Nuts Cost More.
Fresh this years nuts for Christmas
are somewhat higher than usual Most
classes Of nuts are quoted at IN cents
a pound, with the exception of hickory
nuts, quoted at cents, and black wall
nuts, at sik cents. Ready mixed nuts,
consisting Of hazelnuts. English walnuts.
hickorynuts. pecans. Brazil nuts and
almonds are selling at l7ih cents pound.
Butter has gone to 80 cents a pound. AS
consequence a demand has been ere
ated for butterine.
On account OF the exceptionally fine
weather running 80 late this fall, hens
have begun TO lay, and fresh eggs are
finding their way 20 market This threat
ems TO cut down the demand for storage
eggs. Storage eggs are selling at %
cents. while fresh eggs are going at &c
cents.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11

MAElN - 06OEs0
Elk Skin Work Shoes, We
lour Calf, Lace or Button
Dress Shoes, worth $500
S Slsstns. Out .SI.S5
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11
Will Try Hauser
After Holidays to
Avoid Xmas Jury

County Attorney Magney will not put
Arthur Hauser, accused Of the murder
OF w. II. Smith. woodmen Of the World
cashier. on trial slntil after Christmas,
he said Friday. because there is too much
OF the spirit Of Peace on earth and good
viii toward men" in the air during the
holiday season.
''Hauser will be tried after the hoii-
days" said the county attorney. "Juries
Just before Christmas are inclined TO be
lenient and inclined toward acts Of sym
patty. Hauser's escape from the punish
ment which Is due him would be very
poor Christmas present. in my opinion. -
Hauser probably will be tried early in
January, Mr.. Magney said
Use The Bees ''swapper-' column.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11
Two Big Elevators
Filled With Wheat
Burned at Erie, Pa

ERIE, Pa, Dec 1o.-Two Of the three
Anchor line grain elevators owned by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company here
were destroyed by fire early today, with
their contents, about 10000 bushels of
wheat. The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
A third elevator. holding $4,000 bushels OF
wheat, was saved by firemen. The wheat
came from Canada and awaited shipment
TO Great Britain and It's allies.
An investigation of the origin of the
fro win be requested. No other cause
than spontaneous combustion has been
yet assigned.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-12-11

A Cough Medicine that Helps.
DIR. Kings New Discovery will help
your cough or cold; keep a bottle at
home for emergencies. soc at druggists.
advertisement.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
1ie 0leftrisitdtsraten.
Die StaatS.lltilitGten aOmmiiliOn
mil sn elmer Sniis aelauseu.

Die Union Gns g. electric 80.
bat beianntli6 g.sen bic GsitieBuns
Der GIeftrijitGtsrate aui ourf3.
idmittIi6 81 Ggrts per 100 ailc.
.pott bel Der itaatIidJen lltilitGten.
6ehoroe gerIiltnH eingelcgt. Iieie
1at ooraiIi BIN 8erbor anberaumt,
rDeldes geitem bepnnen bat un0
Eeute 5u gnOe eefiibrt perSen miro.
Ore SiBims fanS i'm Staotratbsiaal
itatt umo Die Setbciliguma bcidrdntic
il6 iait MIR nrf Die itdbtiiten Beam.
ten imS Die gertrctcr 6era @oS.@er
iellifait. lie Staot mar &r6 pen
SStnetnmpaIt Sd)oenle uuo oie ers
rerten Sling uno Glrinton pcrtreten
sie @eleudltlmgs. .@sieaidaft ourfj
2aiprencc 1agipeq, Wiiller 0utcnIt
uno ntoere 9ellften aiif nriitiitenl
irns ted,niid,cm Gcbiet, Die Staats.
beboioe ourd) II. Z Gagleion OILS
legoIen Hntb9eber iuib bic brei Mit.
gliceer Der lltiIitdteit aomnuilion,
3. ". 8dItennlire, 8. 81. 9nuaOou
mh Slioer S. Sligbes. SSn Der &c.
itrigen Sibira in peldjer Die 9iir.
1crpcrtreturs poqitdnbig feblte, ruur.
be bic Seite Der Staot reip. DER
4riliunenten reruommcn lmO Ser
gdyoenIe benliibte iid nit hoiientlib
guten erfolae, on Sanb Der bon ocn
grpsrteu gelieierten 8ahleu ben
piafaueis 81 lieferr onb Die pont
Staotratb feitseiebte GleftriBitdts-
rate fir beioe 1beiIc p6Itig eeredt
lei. gr Iief fih ourG feinerIei ipit.
finbiae @emertlineen Der @egner
beirreu ino ieine sIrg,iuie,ite fonn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-07
Horb Cincinnati SarHun.iH
Ssute gbsnb fiHSst bic jabrlidls
geamtennabl itatt.

Seute lit I'M gsorS Gincin'
natl Surrperein Nabl. 0os foI'
genbe Sid.t purbe aufseitent:
griter Sprsfer - Or. DITTO Died
mann uno Grnit Weier.
3fpeitsr Sprsder - 4oam 9eHus
unb 6. SobHftou.
Griter surnpart - Sarrp R.bes
fer imo grtbur Rieters.
3peitsr Iurmpart - Walter Gle
mems unb gsorge 0spalo.
prptctoQ Setr.tir - 6. 9rones
ipea unb gmiI Sdiels.
aorr.ip. SetrstGr - Srant
Jlaia unb U. 9urrelmann.
sdabmsifter - Sames u. Gmm.rt
uno Glmer sSarbah.
9oriiber oes llntsrbaItungs aors
mittees - 6. 6. anauft uub 9arrp
Wsbmdnn.
Sire.torsn - CHARLES Dornette,
gtifarb Sirfelmeier, MifoeI aubn,
2puis apbnls, gbtpdrb 2irbemarn,
:. 6enrn aatamp, anton Siegmann
uns Or. 8. u. 3ster.
5ilgunssionbs sruitsss - Soieph
9hin uno Grnit poN gargsn.
Gm Sdmitaa. 9. Ottuber, fiuoet in
Der Rorb Cincinnati 5urrbale b.r
idbrIide aommsrs itdtt. Die 8prb,s
rsitunosn psrben bon ben Serren 8.
r. @ebmann, 5rant R. SuspeiIer,
Osdr S6rosbsr, Sobn Stristbmanr,
3om gmm.rt, Wolter Clemens,
Charles gramtamp unb Gbparb 8.
garbeg aetroffsn. Or. 2ouis
S6pab, 5rant R. Suspeilsr unS
praTbent grnii q. Wsier limb als
Rsbner porasIcb.n. Sofers Sr5eiter,
Der @mpbion 9Iee alub, fsrnsr bic
0ioliniitin JrI. 9allasfer unb bic
SGussr Ssnrn SOeile unb Carl auhn
tpir.en nit.
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Negiftrirt em6 :!
Gie @idfisfeit Der @ahl mad)t sic
Jiegiitrirnng 3ur scbieteriiden
EflidJt.

Isr 6elltiae Gag bietet mie6cr
@elcgeltbeit 5ur yiegiItrirlme uno
mir moften oarauf auinterfiam ma.
den Dab ieoer 8Gblcr iiG altf5
.teue IN Die @abIerIiIten eintragen
laiien ntiiB, iueiul er an 2. Hopem.
Der iein Stiunnrcdt aitsiibcn nil.
Die @abl lit ober BON fold srober
gBid)tigfeit, oab cine Gbeilnabnte an
ocriel6en 5itr sebieleriiden Rotbwen.
bigfeit miro. Segen oas Prohibitions.
nnenoemett 3inn geiipiel mub jeOe
rStintine aiifgeboten iperOen oenn
oieiem ameit6eftent ioa nidt bios
cine gtieoerloge bereitet rperoerl, Die
gieb,rlaae muB bislmebr 70 3ermals
men6 iein, oab ben ,5aiIntifern idlieb.
lid, Die 2uit an @ie0erbolungen Der.
geten nirB. Die @ablbuben iinS init
5iueiltiinoiger llrtcrbreduing BON 2
bic 4 ben gan5en ing bis 9 llbr
9l5enbs geoffnet.
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Neme Rriegsbilber.
Gurreiponoentsn Der nGBieasu Sri.
bune" fiibren iie nGdite @Ode in
Der WauiifbaQe mieber Dor.

Dan pirb iib nod nit 8ergniisen
Ger beiltiden Ariegsbilber erimIern,
bic Der ariessforreipoubent Der
nebiiago tribune, Wlcshitfleon,
Dor einigcn Munatcn in scr Wuiif.
bale 5eiste iulo bur9 gei6reibimsen
BON bem erlGiterte, mas .er NIT ei.
seren slugen seieben batte. Seit6enl
baben Die 9entifen imb bic Sciter.
reifer 5nbIreife Sflotteu geihla.
gen. Sablrcif,e Sdlaf)tell seipouneu
luto 5ablreife 5eihrngen eingenom.
men. @leidBeitig baben bic oerbiin.
beter 5iirten an Den DaroaHeaen
isiotte uro Seer Der ScinSe uernid-
tet. Gte 9aritelims bes ariepes OH
nisr eSronten eeid,iett orr6 Die neiie
HiIoererie Der Chicago SriblEie"
Die peil, nGffter Sonntau an in Der
Waiiifballe ee5eiet perSen asie6erunl
iperoen foulpeteute Nsdniier in iei.
ielnher 8ortraasform Die uotbiacn
gri1iiterungen eeben. 9ieic 9ilber
peroen ben oeitiden $er3en wobI.
tbiui.
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Gbes9rlaubnibiheine.

laopeu 9. gagIa, q, S14 Dalnut
I Strabe.
lGbitb 81. StiBel, 20, 128 Oit 9. Ctr.
tGbarIss 6. 9alpin, 81, Columbus, 8.
tSsrtruoe $. 5arris, q, Rorporb.
yGreb. ). SdmuObs, %, 553 8OaI
I Strabs.
(aIma $. grsmsr, "a, $50 SraneiscO
Strabs.
)2lopb s.. qOpntsr, %, MapspilIe, aH.
lRanHis $. Gins, 20. qulace SOteI.
JSobn 9. Bauer, 81, 3o19 RabifOn
: Roab.
(gftbsr M. 9stmann, 20, I'll 8arnsr
Strabe.
)gIiffprb @aifon, 20. 1909 Wprtle
! apenue.
(Sufis 9bompiOn, 20, 9leaIautRiSse.
ySofepb 5arpi., 81, 123 sbiGitp Ctr.
lSlorsnce Douopan, II, 123 S9ilIito
Strabe.
i9eprse -. Stitfel, 26, Oefianc., ..
l5rances @aGenftein, q. 2S00 gart
Goenus.
lStto graunipart, 21, 138 Gage Ctr.
(9srtrube Snpber, IS, 122 Sit Dtcs
UtilIan Ctr.
(8iGiam q. Rpan, q, 4O86 2iiton
apsnus.
lRadel 9. Gpnlsp, 1S, 1896 2elanD
Npenue.
JWiqiam grppn, "a, 0ebrpn, 8.
l@ioIet M. SAILS. 25, 3210 Golerain
Npenue.
I {Gbarlss u. Sutdinion, As, 212 Wsbs
tier Str.
(gbitb 4sOitin. 80, 229 OsssI,
yGIiiab smitb, 4S, 536 peripn Str.
iRoiie 9rapea, AZ.
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,Mr0ennen. 3eitung."
MenidenirennblidJes lInternebmen
im beiekteu Sranfreid.

Cine aiife Der Ramen bon 268,O0o
JranSoien. bic ii6 in beutItsr
arisessefangeui6aft befinben, tpirb
isrientpeiie in Der bon ben 9euts
ifen fir bas Don i9Hen beisBte frans
s0Ii'+s 9ebist spsimal pO9eutIi4
in fran50iifdsr Spra4s berausseses
bsnsn .arbennsn 3situna~ perOfs
fentIi9t. Gin grsmpIar Der am 8.
September In GhorleOiIle sri4ienensn
Summer bieier 3eituns, bas gsitern
in Der Rebattipn tintrui, eutbGlt oi.
giomen pOn 200O @efansenen.
I'm berfslhn Qussa6e bss glattes
fpiro berihtst. baB bsrsits 200, 800
Ramsn bon fran30iiiaen 9sfansenen
per0ifentli6t iuurben. Die Ramen
iperbeH in dlpbubetiifsr Rst6eufol9.,
mad ben Diitrittsn sruppirt, in bsnsn
Tie unteraebra6t iinO, Dsr0ffeutIidt.
Oas glatt .ribGlt griefs uHo ars
iitel bon syruyOin. aud .inice eng
liifen unb itaIieuiihsn lriprunss,
iotpie eine OariislIuna Der uridfeR
nes arieaes ponI bsutiten Stanos
punt aus. BON Or.aarl !6eIfigi4. 3us
oleidb ipiro .rtIiri, bic 0srofientIi4'
una aei6ebe aus bamanitGren Riids
fihteu. I'm auseb0risen Der 8efans
Gensn gsrubiaunq iikr bds Shitial
bsrielb.n su p.ribaffsn. mas au6 bon
benGeisrn i'm beisBteHGebist ansrtannt
tpsrbe. I'M G.asuiab su pariisr 3sis
tungM, bic alerbanb falide 4biittsN
fu3en Glsifssitia appeGirt bic 3sis
tuna an bic fran30iii6en GItsrn. be-
rem aummer .rIsi9iert puros. oafiir
einsutrstsn. baB auh bic oeutf6sn
gefanaenen in 4frita unb Jrantreih
cine slsi6e gebanbluna srfabr.n,
ME iis frana0iii3en GsfaHgsusn in
9euti9lanb autbeiI piro
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Strcid)bOlSer fcin Spielscna.

Gie 5pei fIeinen &inber oes 9yll.
lius 9ennefer, an Strofer gIpenne,
'mrocn qeitern Worgen pcn ocr 0htt-
fer aui flrr5c 3eit lmbealtfitd)tigt ge.
lalien. Sic c1It5iinoeteu StreidyholSer,
peIdc lie fa,toen unb iesten banlIt
Sas @ett in Srono. Die ainber lie.
fen idreienS aus hem 0auie. Die
berbei1critiene 6eucrrpe6r I0idfe Den
@ronb uno Der ungeridtetc Sd,aocn
lit gerire Iie ainoer tparen lirper.
Ieet oebltcben.
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Srau uus NiD9.n ibtrialtu.
giireerauissbot indts persebsns mad
ben geriibern Der Sdanotbat.

I'm ser 9eripberie Der Stnot
pliroen geitern cine 5ral mto Elm
Wfdo6en angpialen iuio i'm eriteren
Sale gelans Dem glttentGter Der &C.
plante Raiib. glueenideinlid ipltroen
beioe Sdanbtbaten BON einem mIo
OenreIben 9eeer periibt. Obgleid'
giirgeraufaebote Die llmgeqeiib ab-
itreiiien, gelong es uift. oes Sir.
id)en babhnft 5ii tper6en.
iSrail glla Mlott, 33 Sabre alt
lnto OH Der Spcanlore Siodo uno
@betieI slpeinic in WiaoiionpiIlc
lpobnbaft, ging ecitern Moruen IN
Der @omeiii slue. an sSiiB 6es ,Slt.
oian Sill fpaSiercn, aIs pI0bIif EN-
geegcr aus Dem @coiiib trdt inb lie
burf cinen Saidtidlae ins @eiiebt
81 9ooen itredte. CT rib ibr Sano.
ididdea, 6us $t2.05 cnthielt ot lid,
imo entiIob. Tie fyrau iAIeppte iidD
bis gum nddften @obubdiis umo pom
bier ana tpurbe Die poIisei alarInirt.
@leidSeitig rottetcn iit] Die in Der,
@escno pobnenoen @dmer siliam.
men iutb olirdiudjten 6ie Rad,bar.
idnit, bod, obne Grfolg. Srai Mott
fonrite faim cine geidDreibung BON
ibrem glugreifer geben.
Ger ghiridc mnb iif iucbI III Ole
@egGtb Der gt. irno W. geIeiie iino
ber @pOitcr yite gefIiiGtct babeit
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Seutider geionieroerein.

Der Seutfae pionierpersin tomr1t
6eute g(beuo in Der Central 5urnbale
CUR mpnatlifen 9eriammIung suiams
men. Der SiBung idliebt ii9 Der
iiblide @ortrug an, ben 5err Carl
9lsB ii6ernommen bat. @r tpiro iiber
bic qiuniere bes oeutideu Shuluns
terridts in Cincinnati reben unb
ouran 8strahtuugen tniipfen iiber bic
jebigen SGulpsrhGltniiie unb bic
Rotbperbisteit pOn beutid9eiiunten
Sfulrdtben.
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beun bort ipirbc cine Sfl,noe nnf
Dem criten lleberfaG bic 15idbrige
gaa Glier, 1898 Dlmtont slpeitue
ipobnbdit, BON einenI bauntitarfen
Dager aneefallen. Ger gurfde paftc
bas W1abhen beirn &rm in1b periiidte
es ins @ebiiiH sii 5erren. eGa mebrte
ii9 aber unb f4rie aus 2sibestrGften,
iuos ben Jnrbigen, Der eS aiigen.
iGeinlid auf 9ialb abeeieben batte.
beluog, iid) aus bem Staiibe su ma'
den Gas Wdod)en bat Der goli5ci
eine cute MISUNDERSTANDING oes
idpuar5en llibOlos 9eIiefert. Gic 10.
sleid mneeiteatcn gtatbforiduu9cn
5liebsn aud in oieiem Sale obne
Neililtlt.
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itreder bon SOiepbins Sammsr; perio.

itreder BON Soiepbine Sammer; perIos
nalien $500.
Jrma 8ruessemann 1T Rahlabpsrs
ipolterin bon Wilbelm 9ruessemann;
Grunbeigentbum $4,000.
DITTO Webtr 1T Na6labDerfpalter
bon 5ilba Weber; psrionalien $3.50.
gbas. 20. @linbmsier III Raalabs
perfpaltsr pon Wm. @linbmeier;
0runbsisentbum $4,000.
Rena Sdrsnt TT Rodlaboeripdltss tss
rim bon Sacob S4rent it,; psrlouaIisn
$1,000.
auf getreibsn Der Grbsn bes Wis
dael 2eininser, gu oefem Rd6IaiIe ses
iuifes 0runbsiseutbum in pittsburg,
pa.. sebDrt, bas fir @rtbIdaftss
sipede bsnubt ipirb, ipurbe seitern Serr
Sarrp R. Weber als gos5ruites srs
nannt. Gs ipurbe bebduptet, bob Der
in bem Seitament senannte 5ruffee M.
s. Glutes probibitioniItif6en qlniihs
ten bulbise unb besbal6 midi bic ges
sisnete perion fsi, allein ben RahlaB
gu pertualten.
8erf dtebenes.
Gbnarb 3. Quinn srIangte elm rlrs
tbeil iibsr $247.SS sesen Carrie SObHs
ION.
4uf Grunb srlittener 8srlekurssn
bat Reuben 5ragsr cine atage iiber
$1,000 segen Dm. 9eimann eineereiht.
Usoper ssleiider .Iagte cine Jorbes
rung iibsr $4,000 sesen bic Cincinnati,
Oabton & 1olebo Sraetion So. Elm.
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glter Sluoer.

Gcr 80 Sabre alte RcGleaan
stitt, ser i'm Bethel rpobnen nil,
,nadue lid, ant 7ienitag 9lbenb Elm
gergniigen bnraits, in Der ofient'
lidjcn %bliotbef jilnge WtdodlGl IN
Dem slrm imo ionitrpo Su fneiien llno
iie anocrreitia 3u belditigen. Gic
@oIiSci tmlrbe ailf 6as Sreiben oeS
gllriden al,fnterfiam oernoft unO
nahn i'm beim Sdylaiiitten Siu
Dhmi5ipnIseridt ipqrroe er geitern
pon Nifter yor 3u Der pobIperoien'
ten Straie BON $50 uno 30 Sa9etl
glrbeitsba,is periirtbeilt.
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ten oabairdj abioIut nidt abseifpuddt
iperben. Ger srobe llnteridieb ut IN
DER stbiddsung oes iidtbaren @igen.
ttams. Gie Staot bat babel Ole
RenIpertbe All 8ri,noe eelegt uno
Die unicn @as 60. Die oerlpdiiertcu
9ftienpertbe. gs bleibt lest ab5u.
morten, alrf melfc Seite lid 0iegSage
her lltilitGten. .aonurliiiion biuneigt.
Gie llnteri,,6ung miro bcute furtge'
ipt,t
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GieS unb 9as.

- Die tp09entli9e 9erTamnIuus
Ger partbehDroe. bic an Spnnerftas
DIR itatt5ufinben pflegt, mub in bies
ier Wode ausfansn, oa bi. WfttgIies
Der arobn unb Bruce nibt IN Der
Stabt fpeilen unb bic 9cborbe oaber
nift bei6lubfGbis lit.
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Der 80 Sabre alte S4nsibsr
Wiliom s. 9lad, rpelher feline Srdu
nit einem neIln Wonate alien &trbe
in Safe 8eneod, Wis., bate iiben
laiien, purbe ssitern uuf 9srunlais
iung berieIben Oerbaftst. Sa mar oem
pfIidtpsrgeHenen, benz Elm Gbcrmdbs
den ben 9opf perbrebt 6aben iolI, Don
ibrer Seimatb iiber Gbicago nah Gin.
ciunati sefoIst unO bter bdtte Re iRn
ertpii9t.
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Seute finben bic lsBten SpisIe Der
beioeu erpbsn 2igas itatt, pomit bic
Saifon BON 1918 gu Gnoe tommt.
Wiorgen beginnt in &ilubeIp1ia
Der aampf UNI bic WeltmetiterItoft
sfpiiden ben .Audters", Champions
Der NatipnaI aisa, urb ben Bpitoner
n9Reb Sods", Champions Der Mmeris
can 2tsa.