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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

The overshadowing event Of the
week was the fall of Przemysl the
Austrian fortress in Galicia, which
surrendered to the Russians March
% after a siege of six months. The
Austrians lost 10000 men when the
fortress fell. The garrison as we'll as
the populace were In starving con.
dition. The Russians had oyerrun
all Gallcia, with the exception of
Przemysl, for months, and this OBJ
struction removed leaves them many
troops available for renewed opera
lions against Cracow or Hungary.
A terrible battle is now raging in the
Carpathians.
A German report states that up to
the present In Galicia $50 villages
have been destroyed and 500, 600
horses and 100000 cattle and all
grain and other provisions have been
taken by the Russians, while in Po-
land 200 cities and 5000 villages have
been destroyed or damaged.
The battle in Poland and in the
Carpathians continues. The Ger
mans appear to have had little the
better of the weeks fighting on the
western front.
A terrible epidemic of typhus
fever is killing thousands of people In
Servia, and doctors are unalle to
check the ravages of the disease.
German Zeppellns made a night
raid on Paris March 81 and dropped
bombs, causing eight casualties.
The Netherlands on March 20 add.
ed her protest to those already sent
from Denmark, Norway and Sweden
against the British and French
blockade Of Germany. They say the
embargo on commerce of neutrals is
without precedent In history.
The British lost two battlesh IDS,
the Irresistible and Ocean, and the
French lost one, the Bouvet, blown
up by floating mines, March 10, when
the allied fleet attacked the Turkish
forts at the narrows of the Darda.
nelles. The fleet continued the at
tack at long range.
Several more British merchant
ships have been sunk by German sub.
marines off the coast of England
Two were struck off Beachey Head
March 10, one at the same place on
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26

until adjournment. Any member
who has bill to introduce before the
assembly has it drawn up in
typewriter form. Then it Is gwen
to whichever of the house committees
the author designates.
The most important of the
committees is the reference commit
tee. 1t is composed of seven member
whose duty 1t is, after the various
bills have been introduced, to look
them up and see If the bin is
constitutional, and If it is not like an
old bill that was once drawn up. The
bill may be written ali over again or
engrossed.
After the bill is returned to the
House by the committee, it is read
for the first time. Then the
discussion is open. All bills must be
read three times on three successive
days. The last reading is the most
important, and all members who
wish to sopport that particular bill
must be present then. Sometimes a
standing vote is taken, but the most
important bills are voted on by roll
call. The representatives are more
careful of the stand they take in the
latter case as their votes 20 on record.
The fight In the legislature this
year was due to the fact that the
members were not of the same polltl-
ca. party as the governor.
After the bills have passed both
houses and have been enrolled. they
are sent to the governor, and after he
signs them, they become laws within
sixty days after passing II he does
not sign them, they can be passed
over his veto by two-thirds vote.
Frances NJ. Wenz, rs.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
Must Not Exceed Levies.

Made Liable personally on then
official bonds as well, county, town
and district officers In the future will
probably not issue warrants or ap.
prove bills in excess of the levies
made, the governor having signed
house bill No 1856. The new law
provides that cali county, town,
municipal, road and school district
officials who issue orders or warrants
or approve bills or order county war
rants to be drawn in excess OF the
levles made for the different respec-
tive funds, shall be liable both per
sonally and on their official bond for
the payment of any such excess"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books of the Village OF
Rathdrum, Idaho, will be open at
The Tribune office, during Office
hours during Feb and Mar, 1915, and
until thirty days preceding the
biennial election of village trustees
to be held Tuesday, April 81, 1915.
Al qualified electors who did not
vote at the village election of 1913,
must register before voting at the
election to be held April 81, 1915.
Dated, Feb. 5, 1915.
}. r. NJ. CULP,
Village Clerk and Registrar.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
The Operetta is Postponed.

The last number Of the Lyceum
course, which will be the operetta,
sylvia, given by the students of
the High School, has been postponed
from March 26 to April 2. A much
better production will be given as the
result OF an extra week OF practice
Sylvia will be given at Fraternal hall
on Friday evening, April 2. We hope
that all the patrons and friends Of
the school will be present to help us
make 1t success.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
Z EVIDENTLY the United

States cannot maintain a neu-
trality that will please all the
belligerent nations of Europe,
by selling them war materials
and foodstuffs. Some of them
cannot help feeling that par
ciality is being shown to
others. By supplying one
nation and not others this
country is helping to give
that one an unfair advantage
over its adversaries, and the
latter are thus given good
grounds for protest. The
obvious thing for this nation
to do, in order to be fair and
impartial, is to place an en-
barge on all direct exports to
the nations at war. The
United States can better build
up trade with South America
and keep out of Europe until
the war is over.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
ITEMS OF COUNTY TOWNS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
The report of Spokane negro that
Occur d'Alene is distributing point
for opium and other prohibited drugs,
is being investigated.
John Johnson ranch laborer,
afflicted with melancholia because of
inability to earn enough money to
oring his family from Norway, was
committed to the asylum last Mon
day.
The appeal of DR.. Max Dorland
from an order of the county com
missioners rejecting his bill for 5000
for care of an INDECENT, was denied
in the district court Wednesday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
Mr.. Edelblute Speaks to the
Assembly.

Mr. Edelblute, one of Idaho's repre-
sentatives to the State legislature at
Boise, has just returned home, and he
addressed the students of the high
school last Monday morning on the
Instructive topic, 1.-THE History of a
BILL"
Mr.. Edelblute began his address by
telling US that the state government
is patterned after the national gov
eminent, the county government after
the state government, and so on
Idaho has two representatives In the
lower house OF congress, the number
of representatives elected depending
upon the population of the state. In
the House, New York has the largest
representation; thirty six men are
from that state. In the senate, tie
smaller states are given as much
consideration as the larger states,
each having two senators. The
president of the U. S. can veto bills
after they have passed both houses.
Our state government is the same.
The governor can veto measures that
do not agree with his platform, for
the governor, as it is expressed,
'quotes the platform of his party"
All the members of the legislature
are elected on some particular plat
form. IL may be republican, demo-
cratic. progressive, or socialistic. The
different industries send their own
representatives, for instance lumber
men will send man who is
interested in timber.
Temporary officials are elected for
the session OF the legislature. The
lieutenant governor is the president
of the Senate. The speaker of the
house Is also elected. A party whip
is chosen. His duty Is to have the
name and address of every man, and,
II he leaves the room to go down
town, he must leave his name so the
whip will know where everyone is.
The legislature Is opened each
morning with roll cali and PRAYER:
then the different motions are made
and bills presented for discussion
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
the 2lst, and another was torpedoed
10 the English channel the 22nd and
abandoned by It's crew.
ATHOL
ESPECIAL CoHREsPoNDENcE)

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
II. II. Rawlings was Spokane
business caller several days the past
week.
j. B. Peterson transacted business
at the county seat on Thursday Of
last week, from there going to Spo-
kane on business Friday returning
home Saturday.
Over S. 90 was realized at the
pantry sale Of the Ladies' Aid, last
Saturday.
The little yellow faced huttetcup
has appeared in the meadows and on
the hill side, to the d light of the
children who are already going hunt
Ing for flowers"
Mr.. and Mr3. w. r Oldham and
son, Denzil, returned Saturday morn
ing from Spokane shopping ex-
petition.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Mason left
Tuesday evening for the southern
part OF the state where Mr. Mason
goes on business connected with the
Lelegraphers Of the N. P. division.
An operator from Spokane will re-
lieve him from duty during his alb
sence.
Harry Stayton had 3 sacks of feed
>tolen from his barn, two miles west
IF Athul, last Saturday night This
was no fooling, nor child's play, it
was some one who wanted horse feed
and got IT, That same night, three
men were prowling around the barn
on the j. P. Justice place on the
bench. Mr.. Justice fired several
shots at the marauders, who took to
their heels and fed. The sheriff was
notified and was soon at the scene
investigating the matter.
An election has been called for
Tuesday, March 80, at the |. o. O.
f. hall of Athol for the purpose of
electing a road overseer for this dis
trict. There are two applicants for
this position. We understand the
chico district, and also the Curbin
district, will also vote on road
overseer for their respective districts
on that date. There are two appli.
cants for each, and as the people Of
all three districts Seem to be quite
divided, the county commissioners
have called an election as the best
solution of the problem.
Another team of horses was taken
from their owners barn, last Thurs
day night; this time, 1t was the team
belonging to H. Fl. Rawlings, also
the hack and harness. The loss was
discovered early Friday morning
The sheriff was notified, who soon
arrived in an auto with some deputies
They, with several from here, started
on the trail The horses were found
wandering around, about five miles
this side of Standpoint. The hack
and harness were discovered among
some trees. This makes four teams
taken IN this manner. They don't
seem to steal them. Just "borrow. .
1t is puzzling the people of this
vicinity, who are getting rather tired
Of such work; it is thought to be the
work of people who perhaps are dis
tributing stolen goods. ANYWAY
everyone hop S they will soon be
appreheuded.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
For the stomach and Liver.

|. n. Stuart, West Webster, N. Y,
writes: II have used Chamberain's
Tablets for disorders of the stomach
and liver off and on for the past five
years, and it affords me pleasure to
state that l have found them to be
just as represented. They are mild
IN their action and the results have
been satisfactory. l value them
highly" For sale by all dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26

WHAT many people will
probably denominate as fool
ish legislation is a bill passed
at Boise to provide that a
criminal may have his freedom
on probation Immediately
after the state has gone to
the expense of convicting him
of a crime. 1t does not seem
exactly clear why a convicted
criminal should be turned
loose to commit another
crime before being given the
punishment he has earned by
the previous offense.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
Famous Doors.

One of the most beautiful doorways
in the world is that of Magdalen col
lege chapel In Oxford university. 1t
is the west door leading into the chapel
and is of Tudor architecture, with the
statues of five saints placed in inches
over the top expense. Visitors must
remember that Magdalen is pronounced
Maudlin college by the English.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
or smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
tne mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to the good Won
can possibly derive from them. Hairs
Cheney q Co.. Toledo. O.. contains no NJ,
mercury. and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous snrs
faces faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Inc. 1t Is taken Internally and maSe N
T.o,edo: Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
Soid cy Druggists. Price 75c per bottle
1@xs haiFs Family Pills for CONSTIPATION
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
Do You Like Strawberries?

Send for my free booklets on straw.
berry culture and offer of free plants.
Best plants in the Inland Empire. =
j. w. Holmes, Sagle, Idaho. 4tMl2A2
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
True to Traditions.

They reached their seats just as the
fourth and last part of the movie play
was thrown upon the screen. "Oh.
goody!' exclaimed the girl delightedIy.
ITS just like turning to the last chap
ter of a story first to spe how it comes
out = Boston Transcript
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1915-03-26
THE SCHOOL COLUMN.
BY STUDENTS.

Articles OF news value are given prefer
ence. Essays will be published as space per-
inits, In the order in which they are received
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-29

STONE HOUSE NEAR troll
yenlenees lot ooxifO: for quick sale price
will be lowered.
LOWER MERIoN REALTY co.
LAND TITLE BUILDING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-29

OfhNAO - N<s WhA1lNER. .IR
II COMMERCIAL TRUST RT,no
18TH MARKET ST., PINK
NaFbsrth
bkAND.NEw HOUSES. 2 rooms. All 49,
eonNemences. electric lights, etc aio 10
month"; otheIa at 42l.bO' s2o "a a0ato pef
ward HARRIS real estate. oeeosi,sse 80. ~ ,e ee-
kArherth. Pa, S'p'a'e stAtion.
7-hooM HOUSE, ali modern i,,,.,.-.,-.--.-.-
WITH lot 200 feet deep. for S25 Dr. Femsshhts'
:" -sse. oessett smith. Wynnewood, Pa
FOR THE MAN WHO HAS AN AUroMosu..
HOUSE NO. 20 MANOR ROAD.
wrNNEwooD. PA.
saess. @Ses5lE ses.sln. yith an Necessary eon,sn,.
st,ers,SoHsi s,en i has liberal lot Of Sraund uIte
thAn 4 lV-fcom city house. - 80
Nu'''heohs slorase' ~ per month
wAEFFs W7ssEsMAsgsoSBg sAssSg ssTrH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-29

FOR RENT-Brick and frame dwelling house
IN perfect order, with all convenienees. I1
rooms and pantry; bath and linen eiosat,
WIN WIN hall acre OF ground; old shade; Proyi,
oenee road, near Ashland ave-; mtnutes'
waika from seeane Station, Central Division
e. S: ana W. r. R.; 0 miles from Broad
building. Philadelphia V'- Nie~e'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-29
Sharon HIII. Pa

FoR RENT. 3s =. WOODLAND AVE, sharon
Hill; rooms and bath; large lot: old shsr1.
convenient TO station and trolley e'
JAMES A. BUNTING, b62 Drexel ria
MAIN LINE, PA. n, N.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
3niaais seidoTeu.

yrau Wlnrp gl6ttts, 230 Speds
more Strabe tpurbe eeitern qbenb
fur; nod 8 llbr, aIs lie Dor ibrsm
5aufe iab. BON stpsi auesIn aus sis
mem % aalibsr RsbOlper. Der, ME ii9
fp6tsy ,bernisitellte. Don oem Ia iibs
rioen German RoI.n6ergsr. 311Spcas
NOR. Sirabs dbgeiboifsu iporoen
mar. in ben rethtsn glrm unb bus
red,te gein, oberbtl6 beg anies gstrofs
fen. sic begab ii6 gu Or. R. 8.
Depiit. Der bic tuseIn entfernt.. ober
als bic milnben ud6 ibrer Riidtebr
In Der Wpbrung ncd ipeitsr bluteter.
ipurbe bic poIi3ei bendfri6tigt, tuels
DE fie na6 BEN Stabtboipital brins
a,n lief. roo ibr 3uitanS iebo9 als
ung.fibrlih eraftet ipurbe. Cine
Oora.nommsne llnterlu4uns sradb.
tak Der ,Sunes nit benz RepoIber
ipielte nnS bic Waffs iih anfdaig
,ntlub. tpesbolb aud tsine Wsrbais
tuna porgenommen ipuros. .
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zeinem !6slbennntb
Yluhte Der jnuse 8alter Gnbefe i'm
GgioiIuk nit benz geben
bejablen.

8eim 9erIn6, ben 6enrp gisbens
tenber. Sobn Des GOuncilmdnnss
6enrp giepenbenber bon Der 2. 4De.,
Ddpton, ap., Dor bem Grtrinten su
beipdbren, fano Der iunge Wdltsr
Gubete DON 317 Utulberrp StrdBe,
tieiiaer Staot, gsftern absnb in ben
6lutben Des Obio ielbit Elm por8eitiges
Gnoe. g1ie Robert 9uDets. ein 8ruoer
tes @rtruntenen angab. iparen CT unD
iein 9ruoer fpipie brsi griibs, ma
mems Suntsl uno pier WlGodfn. oeren
gidmen er ni6t fennt, mad BEN S6io
itranb 9epilgert, po iie 5uerit 8lll
ipisIten uno 6dnn ben Gnti4Iub fab'
ten. i'm SFluB Al bdbsn. Gle begdbtu
ii6 am hube Der Boone Strdbe ms
Waher uno batten iid erit turBe 3sit
bdrin bsfllnbsn, als lie pIoBli4 sinen
6ilieifret h6rten. gr Iei iofort nab
ber Rtftung. aus tpslder Der Rotbs
i6rei fam, geihpommen. uno ats er
Il6 lnIiab. bate er aud ieinen gruosr
bemertt. Der ibm. .nadssfhpommen uHo
tardn mar. zines Der WGenen, bas iiA
sbenidlls bem Rettungsperilb ongss
iflOlien bate. Sur llm.ebr gu 6epes
GER, I'm islben 4ugenblif lei aud cir
Boot. in psIfem iia Gb. 6altmln,
9. Strdbe. 8aptOn, uno ein Gnberer
Wlunn befanben, berdnaetommen uno
nd6 aetpdItissu 2lnitrensungsu lei es
ibnsn asllmesn, ben Grtrinteuben, Der
ibm umbetdunt mar. su srreiden uno
in ods Boot 3u aishsn. Damn crit isi
ss itm einaeiduen. iit na3 Sem 8rus
Der um5uisben. bod alss, mas sr 3u
isinem Shreden FAB, pdren aipsi
SGuoe. bic gen 6immsl ausgeftredt
nnren uub in ben DsIlen Derianter.
sGe ss tbm sslungeH isi. i'm AT erreis
ten.
Die 2sihe iii tros dller gsrfuhe BIZ
ipGt 2tbsnOs nod ni6t ssbOrsen NOR
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-21
Yrnfeiipr 9rams
Giebt eine einsebenbe
9 9ilberuRg iber bic
&rautbeit oes &6s
niss BON 9ries
6eHldnb.

qmitsroam, %. Slni, pid 2ons
bon, 81. Suni. - profeHOr Irisbri4
&raus. Der 8erlinsr SpSialiit. Der
ON Samsiaa aus 2ltben auriidtehrit,
no er ain arantsubett oes aGniss DON
Grisdenlnub peiIte, bat bas foIgenoe
sSntsrDhip in Der .0oiiii9eH 3situnS"
rsrOffeutIi4t:
,&0nig &onitantin mar fpeber pers
siftet nod psrtpuN0st poIben. Die ers
fen apdnibeitsipmptOms lisbsu auT
ssnfiusnaa ihIisbsH. dbsr bic sris9is
f6sn aeraie biagnoitiiirteH bic Grs
trdntunQ iehr bGlo ais RippenieIIents
siiHouua. Der eiisrsrauB aus Der
pleura mar elm isbr itarier.
4ueeiitts Der grObeH Sttpd6e bes
patienten tparsn bic bebanbelnoen
2lerate auber StanOs cine Rtppen'
rtiettion poraunsbmsn unb besniigteH
iib NIT einem Gtni4nitt In bic 9ruit
RAD bieier Operation bate Der a6niJ
sinen ernitsu Sdrpd6eaHfua.
Or. araus unO Or. Giielbereer Don
Wien bIiehen II 5dae am ardntenbett
bss a0nigs. Seiu 3uitanb bate lid
pobl aeteHert. uber bic Seffnung fir
ben ausfIuB oss Gitsrs mar su Helm
uno nahoem iib Der 3ultano bes pa
tisuteu sebefert bate. ipurbe auf ben
Roth ber AerSts cine RippenreIettiun
porgenomnien unb elm Stiit elmer
Rippe entfernt unb cine arObere Sefis
nuna fir ben ausiIub oes Gitrrs gee
ItaffeH.
Der aonia iibsriiano bic Speratirn
isbr aut unb raudts turse 3eit fpGter
einige @isaretten. 0d tplgten iebr boz
bes isiebsr imo StorungeH In ben
islifs..sonsn Der yiiersn unb bes
1arms. bag gefinbsu oes patieHten,
ictpeit 6era unb 2unge in 8etrd4t tas
men. beierte ii6 aber.
Die Hiebereriheinunlen bislten strei
Tage on unb bdnn iplsbe Der 3uitdno
ees &6nigs nabeau normal unb Irlr
bic Ddrmbeidpsrbsu iHa9teu ben
asrsten nod su ituffen. Der a6niJ
mar. als profsHOr 9raus obreiite.
np6 niht adnsIi6 auber G'efabr. bd
Oas 6sr5 ni6t pori6riftsmdBis funt-
dber qrOfsHor &raus inipn
Or. giieIbera paren Der anii6t, baB
bel porii1iiaer @ebanbIuna bic n0Iliee
ysieiuna beg patientsu nur cine
iSsose Der 8sit fst.
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Jeuer.

Cine AuuntitGt 6oIjabFdGe, bic
ii4 in einsm aIten aaitsu an Der 6.
unb Bridge Strabe bsidnbcn, geristbsa
gelisrn abeHb tur3 nab 8 llbr in
grduo uub bic 5eusrluebr, Ipelds burG
Wseloer 742 dIdrmirt iporbsn mar,
tonRte bic JIdmmen rt4t3.itig I5f6en.
2lIs Der aldrm i'm Spribenbauie SO.
8 dnl4lug uno Der i}euerrebrmann
Jofepb GlOnus iiA beeilte. berIelb.n su
bsfolgen, ipuros er Don eiHsm Der
pferbe geseR bic Ddub beg StalIes
gsoriidt unb sTIitt gerIebuHg.n an Der
gruit, fuesen bsren er nd5 bemStabts
bofpitdi esbrd6t iUerbsn mubte.
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bic linfe ShuIier, ben linfen 4rm uno
bic lints aOpffeite eeftoden unb mubte
na9 benz Stabtbofpitdl aefdaFft iper'
ben. Ssine Derlebungen iinb jeboH
nur Iei4ter Qatur nnb er ipirb Il }
beuts ipssen llnfuss Su Uerantlporten
baben, tpdbrenb isin Ingreifer ebens
falls unb 5tpar unter Der glntldgs ber
a0rpsrbsrlebung perbafiet fDorben 1T.
6drrp Grimm, eir bieberer
2aubontel aus Deit 9ireinisn. Der ses
itern bier antdm, I'M iid ben Glepban=
ten su bsiebsn. nudte bic Betannts
i6aft sipeisr farbigen 8irnen. fis Jpn
in ibrs Dobnung an Der 8sorge uno
Smitb Sirdbe sinliiben, no lie Grimm
nm feline gdarIdafi I'm 8etrage BON
$40 erlei6tsrten uno iid bdnn oiinne
md6isn. Der Gsrupfte faHb ieineu
Mkg nd6 Der GENERALIZATION, no er
ben bisnIitbuenben 9edmten iein QeiS
tlaste, ieboh Dsnis 3roit fdnb.
Gko. 9. Craig, 926 Clinton
Strdbe. ipurbe i'm 9sordngs an Der 5.
uno gine Strabe pon iinseriertigsa
3aIGcnbieten UNI feline 8Srle nit So
in gddr einem GiIen6dbniidet. ioipie
sinsm paB fir eOuep 5sIanO bsitOG
len.
8. 8. Cutler, $3.50 Tontiet9
Qperue. melOste Der gOli5ei, bdb ibm
eeftsrn Qbsno 3pifden 7 uub 8 llbr
f.in Stubebassr 9tutO, aisensnummer
71750, bds er an Der eris uno S6dD
QlOenue bate its9sn Idhsn. ssitobIsn
rorbsn Isi.
Quf Der Riidfabrt pon aentIdr,
no er ben Sonntag berbrd9t bate,
nurbe ssreb. Sienart. pon ills Rate
Strnbe, duf Der Gar I'm feline g6ris
nit $31 SnbdIt erIei6isrt unb meloets
Iofort Ieinen 0erluIt Der poIi3si.
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mad, Rep Uurs.
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Wor. Reiis. Al Sabre aft unb
obne bsiiimmie abrsiis. purbs a.itsrn
2lbeno an Der MaribdlI glpe. spifdea
nsm aanal unb Der RcUddsH aOe.
ron Spsi Mdnneru dHasbnlten unb nit
siBem 8aisbaqs EShldser berart b.ars
beiiet. b1b sr einsn gru6 bss Raiens
,beines, Ioipie anbere 9srl.bunesn %.
5onirua. Gr ipurbe burd pctrolipas
gen nod BEN SinbtboIpital sebra4t,
ipdbreHn feline glnareifsr snttamen.
2luf ftinem Radbauiepe1 tDurbs
grtb groipnins, 637 Welt Sshjts
Strabs stftern frilb an Der sde Der
Ssdften unb Gutter Sirabe oon brei
Jarbisen iibsrfaIIsn unb um isiR.
Yaarfhaft TN getrase bon $500 be'
raubt.
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Ga. Der i'm MstropOls Sotel lOsiri.
mslbeis Der peIi5si. bab ibm auf Der
Gabrt Don qouispiIIs, ap., ao9 bier
duf bem DampIsr .Giip Of Cincinnati
feline g6rfe NIT $40, bic sr untsr bas
siieH fsinss 8sitss selsst butte &c.
ftobisn iporben fsieu.
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25sidbrige Dare asllep, 316 Of Front
Gtrabs In Der Miribidaft 30. 300
Of GrOnt Sirabs Don Geo. HtOlpn In