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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
EDUCATIONAL RALLY
At Dry Valley School, Satur.
day, October 18th

There will be an educational
rally at the Dry Valley school
Saturday. Oct. 16. Every pat
ron, teacher and others inter-
ested in education are request
ed to attend. This rally was
put at this place for the espec-
ial. benefit of the upper end Sec
ton of the county, and every
teacher from this section is ex-
pected to attend.
Following is the program.
, p:30-Devotional exercises,
9:45-Welcome Address, Lee
Livesay.
1000 Community Coop
GRAFTON, Chester Patton.
10:30-What theHigh school
Offers to the Country Boy and
Girl, T. X. Sisk.
0-Education in New
England and the South, J. M.
Hatfield. !.
11:30-The Health of School
Children, DR.. ]. T. Moore.
12:O0-Noon.
! 1:00IFarm Demonstration
and the Public School, Prof.
Blair Harrison.
1:30-Aim of the Element
ary School, M. T.. Carlisle.
2:00LConsolida tion OF
Schools, H. D. McCulley.
2:30-How to Beautify the
School Room, papers by Miss
Emily Rockwell and Miss Mary
Chote.
3:00-The Effect of Play
and Games on the Pupil in the
School, ]. N. McCloud and J.
e. Mccormick.
3:30-Address, Prof. A. A.
Taylor, esslE
T. w. Kittrell,
Lee Livesay, Com.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
SHIPLEY

Health is good at this writ
ing. a
Misses Mamie Rhoda and
iAnnieAtkinson we're the guests
of Fora and Lena Bean Sunday
Hello Sallie Farris how are
you? I would like to hear
from you.
This is my first letter to the
Herald and l thought l would
ask for a shower OF cards. My
birthday is Oct. Is. All cards
will be gladly appreciated.
Wonder how Fillmore Mont
gomery liked the street parade.
J Mrs. Maud Thompson has
moved to her new home near
Gentry.
Come on, Wesley Lansford.
with all the news from Texas.
The death angel came into
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
lin Bean and claimed for It's
victim little Mabel. She was
eleven months old. and was a
sweet baby, but she has gone
to dwell in that mansion above.
Grieve not, for God doeth all
things well. She has gone
from our midst; a voice to us
is still; there is a vacant place
which never can be filed.
Minnie Bean, Cookeville,R r. 4
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
COOKEvILLE, ROUTE 2

We are having lots of rain
for the past few days.
N. H. Hitchcock who has
been sick for some time. is no
better.
Miss Stella Howard who has
been very low with typhoid few
er is slowly improving.
Ray Luke and Miss Alice
Carter attended meeting at
Athens last Sunday.
The decoration at the Ray
cemetery went off nicely with
large crowd.
Lille B., Mitchell and Mary
Lollar say they like all colors.
but brown best.
Mr.. and Mrs Early Howard
visited at Jim Slagle's Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Haywood Mitchell and sister
Lille B.. Mr.. Bunker Brown
and Miss Mary Lollar all Wis
tied at G.. w. Lafeyer's Sun
lda yevening.
The school at Eldridge is
progressing nicely.
J. R. Massa purchased a new
buggy the other day.
Cynthia Lafever says that If
there had been a Mitchell wag-
on coming from the show at
COokeville they would NOT
have gotten wet. s
Jess Farley visited Evans
Howard last Sunday. Slim Jim
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
ATTENTION.

am the only grandson OF
a Revolutionary War soldier
living in, this county that I
know of. My grandmother liv-
ed eight years with my moth
er the last years of her life and
was confined to her bed a good
part of the time. / can remem-
Der hearing her tell of the To-
ries that would come around
her cabin and steal all the
things that she had to live on.
She would tell mother and us
children a great many things
about the Revolutionary War
that grandfather had told az
ter the war was won and he
had returned home, how he liv-
ed and suffered with cold and
hunger, how he would hunt
around and find bits Of old cow
hides and broil and eat them.
II anybody reads this in the
Herald who is a grandson Of a
Revolutionary soldier, / want
them to tell who they are and
where they live, and their
grandfather's given name. Ny
grandfather's name was Ad-
miral White. Please answer
this soon through the paper.
w. l.. Ray, Cookevflle, Route2
II anyone found a pair of
saddle pockets last Thursday
on the Sparta pike will receive
a reward by bringing them to
the Herald Office.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
COOKEyILLE, ROUTE 4

Stripping cane and making
molasses is the order of the day
The little infant of Marlin
Beams is very low at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Bean
visited Marlin Bean Sunday.
A meeting of much pleasure
and enjoyment was that of the
Kinnaird relatives Saturday
llSept. 18, at the Kinnaird
graveyard. There were about
IS present. We all took din
ner and spent the day and all
reported a nice time. Cousins
Seeburn and John Kinnaird OF
Missouri and cousins Jonas and
Virginia Krantz of Red Boil
ing Springs, Tenn, and others
too numerous to mention.
They cleaned off the grave
yard in the morning and all
enjoyed a good dinner and in
the afternoon all had our pic
lures taken. Cousin Byrd
Kinnaird of Missouri, wish you
could have been with us.
Cousins Jonas and Virginia
Krantz have returned to their
home near RedBoiling Springs
after a two weeks VISIT with
relatives. AS it has been some
time since cousin John has Wis
tied in Tennessee, he will re-
main with us for a while.
Say cousin Seeb, hope you
reached home all right. We
would like to hear from you.
Have you received your pic
ture yet?
Say cousin Mollie Dahuff, +
am afraid if you put your visit
of much longer the chickens
will be too large to fry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeb Judd and
family visited Pleas Kinnaird
Sunday. 0i
Mr.. Robt. Nash has gone to
Kansas to hunt a gold mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Smith
have been visiting near Gaines
bOro for the past week. y.
Mr.. Fillmore Montgomery
seems to be the most industri-
GUS man around Shipley, as he
was out in his buggy last night
at midnight hunting his COW.
Would like to hear from Lewis
Gentry and Ted Dyer since
they went off with the show.
Mrs. Maggie Rippetoe ana
Miss Nina Garrison spent Sat
urday night with the writer.
Mrs. Maude (Kinnaird)
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
CARD OF THANKS

] desire to express my deep
gratitude to every friend who
supported me in last Satur-
days primary. ! entertain no
unkind feeling toward anyone
who voted against me, and So
licit the vote of every voter In
the county in the regular elec-
tion in August, 1916.
Very sincerely,
ERNEST H. BOYD.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
STATE FARMERS UNION

:, The state meeting of the
Farmers Union will convene
in Cookeville tomorrow (F'ri-
day. and already delegates are
arriving. A very interesting
time is anticipated. Addresses
and reports will be made by
the state officers and others.
We expect to have a report of
the meeting for next issue.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
DAVIDSON

Mr.. Edgar Gossage Of this
place has left for Texas to Wis
it his sister, Mrs. Maggie Cline.
Edgar leaves many friends in
Davidson who hated to see him
leave for he was always lively
and jolly, and always had p
good word for all. His MANY
friends wish him God speed and
and success.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
FUND GROWING
The committee having

Ine cOmmlttee HaVlnS III
charge the Agricultural and
Field Day program desire TO
express appreciation for the
contributions so far pledged
and call the attention of the
public to the people who have
taken this means of showing
their interest in the depelop-
ment of education and agricul-
ture. The fund is not yet COM
clete and we need 500 yet.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
TO HOLD ELECTION

p. Y. Jared, ]. N. King, d. HI.
Morgan, Mike Moore and ]. N.
Cox have been named by the
state committee to hold the
senatorial primary election for
United States senator in Put
nam county.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
A LAYMAN TO SPEAK

Mr.. Rutledge Smith will
speak at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening,
Oct. 10, at 7:30 O'Clock, on "A
Trip to the Panama EXPOSE
and Return through the Cana
dian Rockies"
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07
GARAGE CHANGES HANDS

GAHAGE CHAN6Ec HANDS
While w. w. Brown has
bought out the equipment and
supplies of the City Garage, the
agency for the Ford cars has
been taken over by H. S. Har-
gis & Co., composed of w. M.
Shanks, H. s. Hargis, o. K.
Holiday, and Henry Dies as
sales manager. This firm has
the sales rights in Putnam
county, and the same gentle
men, under the firm name of
w. M. Shanks & Co. have the
rights for White county.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07

County Farmer, Union. :. $3.50
Citizens Bank $500
Jenkins & Darwin Bros. $1,000
First National Bank. 80. $1,000
Williams, ,Elrod & Maddux. $1,000
Cookevilie Mercantile Co. $1,000
Jere whitson Hardware Co.s1oO0
0. X. Holiday ------.,,- $1,000
R. L. Farley - -, SIS. 90
Thos Finley ~ --- SIS 90
Gainesboro Telephone Co. $500,
R. H. Harding ---- $3.50
Jas. Anderson ----- ---- $3.50
DR.. L. B. Brown 49, 100
Dir. G. N. Guthrie .-. $500
A Friend --$l.0 90
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-10-07

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Mhtung 3prb Cincinnati
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Serr Senrp SoefIe, Der aberuaIs
oIs Wtarihna fir Ole 8. 0ipiiIon
Ser .Yrobi6itions.9araoe om 20.
Sftobcr ouserieben iporoen it, bot
cinen glllfrui an oQe liberal geiinn'
TEN 9iirger 9tcro.gincinuati's iorpie
ron Glnupooo Nace, Carthage, Sod.
Iono, 9ieaoing, gtcnpooo, eoaintcn
II. I. 10. crIaiieu lid mnSonntaa, Dem
II. Sftcber, gtahnittags 2 llbr 10
Dein. sll elmer @erinmnIlrng III Der
Sforo Cincinnati Surnbaqe ein6i.
finoen.
9Sn oicier 8eriununlung iollen Die
8orbcreitungeu fir eine rieiige De.
tbeilialln1 Der aenanntcn GiItrlfte
an Der @arabe beiprod)en, Siilis-
mnrit,dae iuo glIititenten ernonnt
uno ou0 arrangements mir Igita.
tions Beriaurnrlungen getroffen mer'
ben.
Gle brittle Dipiiion ioa ipieoer
eine Der grobten lno inrpoionteiteit
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der, icIIten ole libernlen 8iirger
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Strabe.
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J9otparb Doth. q, 372o gss6mOnt
! Strabe.
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Strabe.
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uno narbanfe glles Sbren Seilmitteln. Gs
madt mir Bersniigeu, meinen Nahbars
uno 6reunoen bon ibnen 5u erbablen." -
Tran MATTE 9aIeg, sol Golqu9ons
Cir, 3anuiae, ga.
asiue 5rau, peld)e an irgenoeintr Jorm
bon ,5rnueniibel l,iDet, ioQte bic Soifnung
aufsebcn, bis tie Gpoia Is. gintbam's Bsge.
tab. COMPOUND cine rt6tise prube &C..
udbrt.
3isies beriibnte SeiImitt,I, Oeiieu mebi'
iHiide Betanotbeile pOr einbeimiipeu
Murssln uuo ardutern berptiteilt iino, bat
iid felt mthr ais Uiersig 9ubren aIs elm
bDdft p.rib0paes ionic unb Starter Oes
psbli1en Graanismus erwi.ien. lIeberal
fegen 5reu.n g.rne 8sugniB ab fur bic
munb.ruOler GisenId)aittn pou Gpoia q.
9intbam'S SegetabLe COMPOUND.
@enn si. ben gcrinsiteu 3,ueifel
barber habcr, ob GDoia Is. Binf.
bam's @esstahle COMPOUND SbueH
bclfen fam, idlreiben Sic an Saloia
g. ginfbam 9Reoicine So. (epnfioen.
tiel), Gpnn, Diaii,, nm 8atb. 3br
sricf uirS uun elmer srau geDifuet
seleien unO b.rntiportet uuh in.
trengiten Gertranen gebalteu iperoen.
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Oeburten.

Stauleb unb gtb.l gioettins.r,
1458 Sprinsfielb 4pe., anabs.
4brabom unb 9lnna giIsnmann
1910 gurnet qlbe., Mdbdsn.
soIeph unb Sophia arans. 141C
Wansfisfb Str. Wdbden.
William unb 2ucp aeninser, S31
2ibinsiton Str. Wsdb6en.
@alsniin unb qlnna. -pfiitsr. 1219
gant Str, Sndbe. a
sSofeph unb :Sofspbine gteiiins.r
1888 Sncomore Ctr. &uabe.
Gbriit unb Warp Wisar. 17le Gin
Str.. anabs.
@uitaD urb SOfepbius Gluibe. s1s
Oort Str. anabe,
Sacob unb Mlorie WiQer, SIC
Gbarlotts Ctr, andbe.
Bernbarb unb 9lnna Mente, 277
alptter glpsnits, Wdb4en.
ssrant unb Marsarst Ogben. 1911
Glbsr 2lpe.. Wdbden.
alnbrsip unb aatberins Rot6. 1881
Sprina @rope 2lpe., anabe.
Srant uHb Rufe Raber. 334 on
qearl Str.. anabe.
Sobn unb glifdbetb geripanssr
1922 Bremen Ctr. aHdbe.
9sorae unb. Rsn graemer, lie
Wafhineion elps.. ReppOrt. anabe.
syofeph unb @ertrub Obermeper,
OIL GsR Str., Wsdbfen.
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@emte ,tnb ntprgen
SIT bic lette Gelesenbeit annt
3iegiitrireH.

Selte umb ntorgen iit Die leste
Selegnbeit fiir iolhe 8GbIer, oic
iid nod nidt baben rcgiitriren Iaiien,
Dies nafblloleL IA lie iunit aH
9Sablta9c ibrer SiirgerpflidH nl6t
@elli,0e letiten fonnen.
Gieic Grnuhnlmg ergeht gang &c.
Ionoer5 an ole oeuti4en Stimmgeber,
osnen ea oorlnn 5u tbun iit OaB oas
4ro1ibitiorlss samenocment qei6lagen
irb audi oaB 9err otgo U. Glen.
.obr in Den Sf)ulratb 9elpdblt
miro
Ga 5rmpn bereftigt iin6, fiir ben
2etteran 5u Itirnlen, pGre es ange.
tradt, 0aB ou9 oieie iid reGiitrireil
Ialleu.
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SaiezSal.
Radflanse Der Yieiiterid)afts.Seric.

Iie 8cltneiIterichaits. .Seric bon
1915 mar ole elite 5pii9en ben
Champions Der beioen groBen Sigas,
leit Die % al tlonal & III mil
Iftor, 0as SbergcrIdjt oes gaie6oil.
Sporta, oleie iabriden @ettmciitrv-
ltafts' Sample in Seituna Genon.
men. Ser OiesIdbrige Sieg Der So.
itoEer yfeo Gods" brIllgt Die 9lujahl
Der Sie9e Der 9lnerican &igtAtf ben
ii aantpfen alli iehs.
95bre Siege puroen geponnen: IN
1900 i'll Gbicago, (g8Dite SofSl;. IN
1910 um0 1911 in EbildDelttia
(9ItGIetics); IN 1912 III Bolton ()ieb
Sofs); in 1918 IN Ybila0eIp.Ha
(9Itblctics); unO in 1915 in 9ojton
(yieb Snd5).
Die 9tutiouaI.2iga gerponn lire
fiinf Siege in 1905 in gaerp s)orf
(8tants), in 1907 uno 1908 III
@bicago Cubs; in 1909 in &itts-
burg (Birats); uno in 1914 in 30
ton (5rapes).
Die biesJabriee Serie 8eidupte
iid burd Dem 5ablreidften 9eiud)g in
Den 2ltm 2Iustrag gebradten Tiinf
GpieIen 144, 1902 perionen) mo Die
por5igliden Setintngen beioer q seu-
ner aus, mas bur9 Die Sbatlada
beipieIen ipiro, Dab Oie Sieaer IN
jebem SpieIe mir einen Sauf mebr
liferten, ais Die 9crIierenOer.
Oea Syielen lpobuteu laut Oft.
sielIe:n 9eridJte 144,302 5ablenbe
9ciuher bel, nto rUiiroe hieie 8abl
iIber 100000 erreid)t baben, lpeml
Der EbilabeIptiaer gallpurf pon alei,
der @r6Be init Dem 9oitoner gene
fen lrdre.
9Ge @eiantnlteinllabnen Der oiesa
idbrigen Serie belieien iid) aft
S293, ,286, tpoDon ben Spielern bel
Der Stubs $145,353 5ltiieler &;u
bieicr Sltmme erbielteu Die Siegcr
(NReO SofS) $S7 1913, 3. b. fiir ieNrn
Der 30 Spieler oc5 Stubs 3,79l
Die perlierenoen Gnltcr erbieIten
SOS, ,iG0, 3. i, fiir jcbcu Der %
Spieler Oe5 alubS $2,530-lDobrlidJ
cine idj6nc SAnlmc fir fiintdgige
Slrbeit. Bon Der C1eimunltilmnc ocr
Sitnahmen erhiCIt bic 9tational.
&onlniiiinn 10 Gro5etit iulb Der heIt
fiel ben @igeutbiimern Der beioeiI
Stubs su.
Iie Nationol &ommiiiion troi ON
Iiittipoh in gteu Yort aQe nCtliaen
&orbereit!mgcn filr ole DeItlid]e
Jour Der bei6cn Champion &lubs,
Die nit elmer Serie pom Spielen ulf
Der Ganama.@rpoiitior IN Scu
5roncisco, seal, enoen uno oen Bro.
ben SaingenS uu5luciieIboft eiren
lpetteren Sultfen Gclo einbriHgru
nirS. Gie Sour miro an SonutaJ,
Dem "a. Sttobcr, burtb Dos eritc
Spiel IN Gbicaeo eroffnet perben
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Rettc Sarrafc.

aus itGbtiide gauantt lpiro o5He
isrn1e ant beittigen Gage cine Inter.
ltdping oes Soai,ies geo. 403 George
Strabe pornebnen mb Die 9arrode
fonbenutiren, benn geitern brah cine
Der 9etpobnerinneu oes Sauies, Die
fSorb;ge 9oaliie Garr, Die I'M oritten
Stodtperf ruobrte, oltrb Den tSltbbo'
ben iuo iieI oen Serpobreru Ses
stpciten StofperfeS beinabe allf ben
;SriibItii6stiib 2olriie ipiegt Die alei.
iiiefeit Don 260 Yfiulo uuo i1rem
9orpcrimlfana bot tie es 5lt oeroan.
fen, bab iie nid,t gdu5Iih bis in oos
untere Stodtperf onrdiaiilte, ionoern
ypiidsn ,.Simmel ino @roe idrpeben
blieb, bis Die anncrcn 9epobner oes
Salics iuio nicbrere EoIi5ilten lie
m,s ibrer nit,t seraoe angenebmen
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guspeiler's itiSirte unb berDorbob,
bah 6err Gusipsilsr ii6 aug sisensn
ardften enporgearbeitet babe. gr 6e'
fiirnortetc unter itiirmiidem 8eifall
bic gripdblund 6ertn GustDeilers aaf
bas Raabriidlidfte. Die iibriasn Reb.
ner bes Abenbs. bic bonn prGiibenten
bes 4lnbs 6errn 6arrp 5uBler pors
seiteat fpilrben, tparen bic Serren:
Dublsn 9. Sutpbin. Barfe g. Sobne
fpn, affbert gobe, Ridtsr sSof. g.
aellen, 9tidier Wabe gui6ing, Ri9s
ter Sdmuef 90. gsG, ai9ter 80. ales
ranber, Grtbur so. Spiegsl, Walter
5ubl.r. Wiqidm Wil6elmb, gli4ter
ssobn u. galbtpea unb Ri4ter u. W.
Marner.
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sars MOtbe Sirens.

Srai Sotparo gl, @iirIiser. melht
on Der Spise Der 0amen geitauoen
Die cine iolh iegensreide Etdtiefeii
fiir bas Geiitide &otbe 9reu5 enhri'
deIten, wiiniht befmirt Az mad,en
oaB gerbano5elig nab tpie DOT min.
fonlnlen III. g9er iold)es angefertigi
bat ooer ltiften nil, mose es an
s5rai @urliber, Sri. Sieiig sSrail
Gr. wlor Boil, ooer nod ben oeilt'
ifcn 8eitimgen ididen uno IS mirS
bdun ireiter beicrgt.
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THEODORE H0RSTMAN,
Rs4tS paft.
0f2 w'ereantiie eibrara @stdnss.
IfI galnHf etrnhs.
8egpnnen
pat am Sounerstas in SprinsficlS,
Waii, Der 50. sSabresfoupent
ots Der. Staaten graner.
buHoes.

3n Dem aonpent baben fif, iiber 600
GeIesaten aus allen 1beiIen oes
Sanocs eingefimben @,as Bra.
iibent gbtparo 9l. SdutiSt IN ie;.
ner Sabresbotid,aft 81 iagau bot.
- Ter 8erraItunssratb proteitirt
gcsen Ole gytre.aris1siteler. -
Eie 5oIgen Der prubibition in
oen pcridleoenen Staaten.
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Satin au Derbinoern, lire genleins
f4dftliden grfparniife in SDbe BON
mebreren SauIenb Dollars. bic dui
ben Ramen Der Grau bei Der 7. BarO
8au uno GeibsefeGf4aft beponirt iinD,
au siebsn. 8eIftebt fiibrt an, baB ii4
BEL Der Jrau, Die jeBt in SO. 3139
9ine Strabe po9nt, ieit tur3er 3eit
eine srobe abneisung sesen i6H ents
pidelt babe 1inb 5ipar, neil iie oer
fali6en Qnii6t fsi, bab er ieine qflidt
als treuer Gbegatte berlest bate. @r
lei ii9 teiner S6ulb betpuBt, aber es
lei ibm nidt gelungsn, feline Satin
bobon 81 ii6er3eugen unb lie babe ibn
idlhbli9 osrlafen. Od iie boae Rons
troae iiber bic DspOiiten in bem 8aus
bsrein babe uno bas bort oeponirte
Gelb gum sr6bten Sbeil bur4 ieine
arbeit erlanst porben lei, nil er es
iebt Oer9inoern, oab iie basielbs 5iebe
unb er leer ausgebe.
@ingerei6te Se ia mente
Wargarst g 9mib b Oerma9t
i6ren griibern 5reoerit unb 9enrp
Bauer is 5000, i6rem @ntsl Srant
Wenbelitein $500, lpenn beriel6e srob>
jdbrig pirb. Der Reit oes Ra8lafes
ioll gleidbeitlid unter bic 304ter
gitber Wenbelitein unb Roia Sin5el
Oertbsilt tperben.
George gernutb feBt feline
@attin gOa 9ernat9 aIs unioerialers
bin unb ssitumsntsOoQitre Elm.
Senrp 2utmer nerma6t Iein
8ermDgsrt an feline 9attin &egina
lutmer.
20 m. Dinter perma6t Iein Der
m0gsn an feline Satin Wurie Winter
auf 2ebens3eit. Rad Dem sobe Der
2sbtsrsn ioll Der aeit bas Ra8luFes
nit 4usnabme Der fpIsenben 2egute
an grnsitine S8meiIsr fallen; Die
ainoer isinsr S6psftsr Caroline
Grisbrids $3.50; bic ainber ieines
grubers Grant geber $3.50; Die Sim
Der ieiner S6peiter sSuliana 5uers
ring $3.50; bic Sinber feines grub.rs
Qusuft Winter $3.50; Warp Gang,
Sobanna 0rdfpaeng, Gi33ie S6roes
Der, aarl Oblpsin, SEQ. SbIpein,
5enrp Obfpsin, 2puiIe S6lpeiH. js
500; Sobann Sbltpein 5000; 0euts
i3es 4ltsnbsim, Cincinnati, 500.
Rareifie g. Clifton oers
maht i6r @runosigentbum an i6rsn
Rsffsn 9i6aro GQiIpn unb ben Reit
ibrss 9srm0gens an ibre iie6en anoers
Reffsn uHb gti4ten.
george Sagen bermudt isinen
$4,000 Ra6lab an ietne Satin Wars
sarstbe Sassn. OR au6 aIs SeItas
msutsDolIftrsderir fungiren TolI.
Grant Nuell berma6t iein
9erm6s.n an feline Satin aat6erins
2int RosG.
Ha9lab e. den.
Cub 20. Waaon 1T Na9labOeripals
ter bon Behie 6. Gilmore; periondlts
en- $500, 9runb.igent6um $1,000.
Der psrfDnlide Hudldb Der Wars
6. S,anos betrGst $3992; bsrieuigs
bss 9eHrp 9srtpis $2428.87.
Der 6tebsnes.
:. 3. Sunioan erlangte elm llr'
tb.il iibsr $2o5 sssen 6. gresie Stes
benz; Warp 6. ailsour Elm iol4es
iiber S3O,553.33 ssgsn s. q. gbrs
bart II. a.; oi.ielbs Elm ipl6ss iiber
S1O9,4s6.37 gessn bic Southsrn Sra'
mite Co.; bieisl6e elm iol6es iiber
$2824.67 segsn Carrie 9ibler u. u.
SIN ariminaIseri6t puros ssit.rn
bic neus 9ranb Surb fir ben SttObers
5ermin 3ufdmmsnseiteut, pirb aber
erft an Wuutaa ibre Sisuusen besins
rleU.