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Evening journal., 1915-12-07
Leather Goods and Novelties

This department has become one of the CEN
tral attractions of this ever busy store. All the
latest novelty effects are here. Dainty sugges-
tiOns for gifts
Large assortment of all leather Hand Bags,
SOC up to $1,000.
Women's all leather Pocketbooks, with back
strap p.................... SOC to Sl.5O
15c, 25c, SOC.
Pyralin Ivory Sets at $3.50, $3.9S and $500.
Separate pieces, 25c up to $1.00.
Womens beautiful Pearl Beads with sterling
Silver Clasp ...................50 SOC and Sl.0O
52-inch string of pearl beads ......... .$10O
Beautiful line of La Vaeres, Bracelets and
Rings ................... SOC, Sl.OO and Sl-5O
Evening journal., 1915-12-07

large variety Of SUITS, at the newest Styles
and colors, from 49,. :. . $1,000 up to $4,000
beautiful line of Skirts at
$500, $780, $500 and $1,000
Women's Goats in the popular winter models;
all the wanted colors and fabrics $500 up to $50
Evening journal., 1915-12-07
Our Handkerchief Department

Our Handkerchief Department
is Overdowing with the most beautiful assOrt-
ment of Handkerchiefs that we have ever
shown. All neatly boxed, suitable for the
Christmas giving. No one has been overlooked.
Come in and let us show you what a really
beautiful variety we have
Initial Handkerchiefs for women, to a
box Observation-Disclosures. 39c
Womens Initial Handkerchiefs TO box Toe
Women's fancy edge Handkerchiefs, 2 to a
box Observation-Disclosures. 25c
A special lot Of fancy Handkerchiefs. . 10c
Other Handkerchiefs i'll large variety, from
&c to $1.00.
Evening journal., 1915-12-07

ack SILK and fancy lace.
FURS-A fortunate purchase enables up to
make some very special prices on unusually
high class fur sets and separate pieces. These
will make an exceptionally fine Christmas pres
ent for any woman Come in and let us show
you these attractive furs
Evening journal., 1915-12-07
Women's and ChiIdren's Gloves

i'm all the wanted makes and cOlOrs. An unusual
assortment to select from.
Womens two-clasp Kid Gloves, in black with
Wnltt SltCnlHB -...s.... spA.NJ
Womens two-clasp washable Cape Gloves,
Childrens one-clasp heece-lined Kid
Boys lined Scout Gloves, with gauntlet. soc
Evening journal., 1915-12-07
Ready-to-wear Garments and Furs

Why not put your money into Christmas gift that will be worth while?
kandfa yIac 90
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stock holders, of the Carlisle Rice Mill Co.,, will pc held at the offices of Company, in Carlisle, Ark, be- tween the hours of : D. m. and 4 p. m., on September 18th, 1915, for the purpose of electing seven Directors to serve during the ensuing year, and for the tran saction of any other business that may be properly brought before the meeting.
 M B. MOORE, Pres.
 E. B. Roy, Sec Mgr.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
ARKANSAS PEOPLE BUY AUTOS DESPITE PANIC.

Arkansas farmers may be
 broke" stocks in stores may be dusty. and things generally go- ing to ruin, but just the same, Arkansas farmers have money enough to buy more automobiles than ever before. And this isn't a fair weather story based on optimism.
 Records in the office of the State Highway Commission at Little Rock shows that 6,960 automobile licenses have been issued so far this year. And at that figure It tops last years record by more than 1900. Dur ing the entire year of 1914 there were 5,642 automobile licenses issued. So far this year there have been 6,958 issued and they are still being issued at the rate of 10 to 20 day. By the last of the present year, it is expected the total will reach 5000 and probably more.
 The average price of an auto. mobile is $500, and 1900 times $500 is S1,040,O0O. That is the amount according to rough esti. mate, of the money represented by Arkansas automobiles in eX- cess of the aggregate value of cars owned in Arkansas last year.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
Ads Are Not Read.

we sometimes hear mer. chant say ads are not read. A merchant in a nearby town has been convinced that they are read and by a great many people. Last week this merchant adyer- tised 17 pounds of granulated sugar for s1.00. Through error the printer set the type to read 27 pounds. The printer has since been kept busy explaining. The merchant was over.run by GUS toners to take advantage of this extraordinary bargain.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
PROGRAM FOR
 Mt. ZION SINGING

Saturday pt.4th is the day set for the Lonoke county sing ing to meet,and from the reports of the different classes a great day is expected. We would be glad to see Carlisle represented with a few songs,a duet, quartett or some class songs.
 The singing will begin at 10 O clock and each class represented will sing three songs by II O clock if possible.
 Senator Joe T. Robinson will speak at II, recess 12 to 1 busi- ness meeting 1 to 1:30 singing by ths different classes 1:3O to 1.
 Luther E. Tedford.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
An Open Letter.

It is better to buy a cheap ,boquet and give to your friend this very day than to buy a bushel of roses white and red. to lay on tn coffin when he is dead.
 Any widow, or man who is af ficted and can't work, who are in need of school books for their children can get them free by sending me list of the books wanted.
 1 will give any child who will attend The Blind or Deaf Mute School, five dollars worth of wearing apparel and railroad fare to Little Rock and return if they will send me their name and add1 ess.
 This offer applies to Lonoke County and will hold good until Nov. 1st. 1915, and I will ask each person reads this to tell the widows, afflicted men, blind and and deaf mutes in in their neighborhood about my proposi. tion and insist that they take ad vantage of it.
 In conclusion will say that the happiest moments of my life are when 1 am helping someone. With best wishes for all, am
 Your friend,
 M. K. Moran,
 Cabot, Ark,
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

ly conducted is second to none when it cost to you is conside d Other enterprises have been launched in your town by help Of farmers and citizens of your local community have you accord eo them the treatment they de- serve.
 The opening of good roads, the use of the automobile can bring patronage to your door from a greater distance than ever before-On the other hand it can take it in the other direct ion equally as well.
 Do the honorable thing! Stop thls sale, collect and apply the pledges. Have receiver appoint ed under bond to manage busi- ness, audit all accounts. Do away with the expense of worthless entertainment, have more meet ings that will educate and ad- vance the people to a point they become prosperous and happy. Old Settlers and Home Comings, County demonstrations, the Memphis H. M. Cotrell move ment.
 And in closing let me urge every Stockholders who can be present, also those who will buy stock to pay obligations to be at the meeting on Thursday night Aug. 26th.
 With best wishes,
 O. T, MUZZY,
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

from other towns and communi- ties to make it a success? Are you proud of the record that will be left if allowed to be sold to pay it's chief officers a debt they have incurred as managers and disregarded all the obligations that are. due to it's stockholders and exhibitors? Is not this more a matter of confication of the property of others than a neces
 sity to meet an honorable obi
 gation-Was not this property valued by the board at $650O at their stockholders meeting after the 3rd. Fair held in 190S-Did they not declare the stock worth 25 cents above par-Has there not been up to year or more ago S6500 of the S10000 of Capital Stock unsold? Did not the farmers and mechanics, the men in business and others show a willingness to:pay the mortga- ge by purchasing the unsold stock? Have the sums collected been applied to the debt? Has there been any effort on the part ofits officers to collect the amt. pledged? Why has the affair been so covered up from stock holders? There was no excuse or good reason for mortgage There is no justice in the Sale.
 Business men of Carlisle can you afford to treat the public and your partons who have contribut- ed from their pockets hard earn edd ollars to advance worthy enterprise as an asset to Carlisle Now and in the futurei if proper
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
Ice Cream Served.

Saturday afternoon and night at the building where c. c, Perkins Grocery store was, Ice Cream will be served for the benefit of Cradle Roll Depart. of the Methodist Church. Mrs. s, c. Cranston, Superintendent of that department. will be glad to see the building crowded with people to be served.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
ITS UP TO YOU
 CARLISLE.

To stop the sale of the Fair Grounds-Yes, you Mir. Mer- chant, Mr. Banker, Mr. Editor, Mir. whatever your business in Carlisle is.
 l22 stockholders placed in your hands $2Co0 in the year 1906 to purchase a site and launch an enterprise whose pur- rose was of a pubic nature and to promote the public good. The encouragement of the cultivation of the soil, the development of the agricultural and horticultural resources of the state, the en- couragemnt of breeding of all the pest grades of Cattle, horses, sheep, hogs, etc., and to foster all branches of Mechanical and household arts.
 In the roster of it's officers who have managed It's affairs, l ind persons who have been ldent. lied with the business interest of your town as follows: Bank President, 3 Postmasters, Phy- slclans, 5 Bank Cashiers, z Mer- chants, , Realestate dealers, 2 Railroad Agents. l Editor, 1 Bar Der, 1 Creamery Mgr, Stock breeders. Many of you have served as Bank Directors, and in the municipal offices of your town. It's largely by your own votes you have been elected to the position you have filled as officers of the Fair Association Have you used your best effort to fulfill the purpose of the As sociations Have yod appreciated the helpfullness extended to you
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

T. J. Lisenby of Panhandle City Texas. lett Wednesday for his home after an extended visit with relatives North of town. This is the first time Mir. Lisenby has been in this country for 20 years. He says there is a marked change in that time.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

We are glad to see pr. c. V. Tapscott out again after deing confined to his room for several weeks on account of illness.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

J. D. Robertson of Chicago is visiting relatives and friends here now. MT. Robertson is a brother of L, c. Robertson of the Robertson Myers, Hdw. Go. of this paper.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Guy Cameron and Miss Moore of Little Rock visited relatives and friends in Carlisle Sunday afternoon.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

E. NJ. Proctor has been in Hazen this week with his brother c. s. Proctor. who had stroke of paralysis recently. MT. Proct- or is reported to be improving.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Rev L. Tomme of Little Rock delivered an address on Prison reform, at the Baptist church Tuesday evening before a large and enthusiastic audi .ence.
 A few shirts left of the close out lot at Buechley's.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

G. c. Fitch, Walter ana Dew ey motored to Little Rock Mon. day afternoon on business.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
FOR SALE.

A nice little 4 room dwelling has two lots and barn, is beautifully located one block from high school. Will trade for Automobile. For par. ticulars apply at this of flee.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Moten Young left Tuesday to attend the retail Merchants asso- citation at Hot Springs this week
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
w anted.

One half dozen first class Boarders. Students preferred.
 Lock Box 163.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Miss Nell Morrison who is holding a position with the Lonoke telephone exchange spent Sunday afternoon in Carlisle.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

W. L. Heffner of Coy was in town the first of the week visit ing relatives and friends
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Chenots, Percales and Cling hams suitable for school dresses and waists at Buechleys.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Have you tried Pat-A- Cake something new for cakes, Buechley sells it.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

MT. Walter Fitch and Miss Florence Buechley spent Sunday visiting in the country.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Thomp son spent several days recently in Fordyce visiting Mrs. Thonp- sons relatives.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Mir. and Mrs, A. H. Stauber and master Arthur left Sunday for Hot Springs where they will spend several days,
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Miss Gladys Gray of conway is spending the week with her cousin Miss Loyse Burnett.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Mrs. N. w. Young is in Miss. on an extended visit with rel atiyes and friends.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26

Arthur Matthews VI friends here this week.
The Carlisle independent., 1915-08-26
Old papers for sale at this office.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Little Rock spent Sunday with L. A. Shanafelt and family.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-03

Qahmiitaa na9 Der Mobnung bon
9elIas Digsins an Der on apenus
nabs Grnnb gpulepdrb eerufen. Dos
DAD mar In 8ranb ger1iben unb bas
Saus fpurbs nm $1,000 bei4dbist.
9as 6ous ssb0rt BEN Mirtbe Wil.
liam Goettfsr.
- Der G&nbmo6er Qcuis Stmis
obsn. ipslHer porlsbis Mp6e aus bsm
SrrendfpI in Gaptou, o.. bur1s
branuis unb bier ipisber nuftau@.s,
ipurbt gsftern ua4 Der auftaIt 3urad.
asbruft.
= s5rdu QrabeIIa gginterbed itdrb
ssItsrn IN Der WobnuHg bon Charles
Ranmerer, 30. 921 Jrdnflin Gtrabe,
i'm Utter Don 81 Sabrsn.
- Gs ftarben IN SamiIton i'm
Iysbruar SO psrfrrsn, IN Ct. Clair
Sissni5ip 2, UaiIfssis 2, slSt 3.
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3 a Milton.

1iuier gssnt in SamiIfou Il
Serr Gonarb Brad, 449 Glib fanft,
SHahs. Sell Ssl. 476 o., Ssm,
s,bOns 1881 v.
- Die poIisei Derbdfiste sefierr
sumes S5rasee ipesen 9srna4ldfiigunc
ieiner &iHber. Gr mub pOr Riatei
Gounaugbton pom Susenbserift fein
9erb0r beftsben.
= Sas 1eftament bon Spbn Sci.
linger, Sr., pon GairfisIb Iopnfbip
sibt Der Satin, Roiina, ben gansen
Rahlab pGbreHb ibrsr a.bsnsbauer Il.
bann benz SobH SobH Seilinser Sr.,
mad tbrem Sobs. 4nbreip SeiIiraer,
Elm 5tpeitsr Sobn, srbdIt S15O, bi.
Sohter Gfisa6etb S400 unb bic brsi
Stieftinbsr erbolien jsbes S..
- Diaiam u. Gbifle, DON 30.
19 Rorb g. Gtrabs, itarb porgeitern
i'm 9tlter Don 72 Sabrsn an G4Ddhe.
CT biuterldbt bic Wittps unb flint
Sobne.
- pbiIlip gbarles gouns iiarb
Dorgeftern in fsiusr @obnung 80. 225
Woob StraBe on G9nG4e I'm Mlter
DON 43 Sabren. Or bintsrldBt bic
Wutter unb neun GeihpiFter.
- Gam Smitb, Der 8 Sabre alte
gntel Don Ssrasl .Spffs BON Der
gpurt StraBe, fDelfer Don Cincinnati
bier BEL ieinen @robeIfern auf 9efu9
1T. fpurbs DOrssitsrn 4bsnb Don Der
poli3si in Der 9ish Strabs, no sr ii4
berlaufsn bate, gsfunben. Der 8ds
Ter bes 2naben III in elmer Grpc.rp on
ssrseman ape. unb 6. Gtrabe in Gins
einnati beihdftigt. Der Grobpatsr
bclie ben gnisI ab.
= Die itdbiif9en 4nlagsu perbien.
ten i'm Tlonat sysbruar bib auf bic
nur sinsn slsinsn getrua
iibsr bic gstrisbsauslagen. Die @ags
iperte Derbiente S1839. .33; tleifrifhe
9inlage, $2605.58. Die Maifertrsrit
Dsrlor $1575.43.
= Gin6re9er bronsen in Der DOR,
lsbten 0adt bur1 cine 5intertbiire
in ben s5lsiiflnbsn 1on Ge6riber eli.
fsr, Rp. Ill Wain Gtrdbs, mu6ten
1btr cbnt Htate abaittsa. tt syasts
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1ette pOften abseiAaift.
Das DberFaatsseri9t tr.
tldrtba Gsfssfiir Deb
iuipettion als Der.
iaffungsnibrig.

gDaumbus, O.. 2. 2RdrS. =
9us Supremsesridt bat bas 9efsb
fir Oelinipsftion. tpsI4es BEN Gtani
iGbrIid Ginfiinite Don co. $780, 600
sinbrd9tt unb fir ben jsip.iIiesn Sn.
bdber Elm ftttsr po1isn mar, fir p.rs
faiiungspibrig srtldrt. Durd bic
Gntfhsibung, be srft fpdi b.iits Rad,
mittrg betdnHi gemaGt ipurbs, pirD
bas llribsil ber beibsn uuterinitan5sn
pon Jranilin Gnuntb unetitcBsn. Die
Gnti1sibuug fd,ufft bos ednas
Stantsbspdrtsmsnt fir OeIinipsiticH
tfatiiddid, db ilnb init bieTem ben
Ghfinipsstpr nnb bis Al ilnisrinipsis
loren. eritsrsr srbislt Elm 5dbrssfa.
ldr DON $500 unD lebtsrs ftdnbni duf
GtbHbrsn. 5n a1irtlintsit IoII nbsr
sas alult bes GbsfInfptstOrs SIC, 900
ssussst' sstudsa isln "a bss enss
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f@tibuns pirb b.rbors.bobsn, bas
Ospdrtsm.ni babe lGngjt aufgsb5rt.
elm Jnfpettions Itpartemsnt su
fem unS es iperbs Isbisli4 ala Gins
ndbmequtlIs aufrs9t erbalten. Das
Gef.b III ungsIsslitb, neil bic Gsbiibs
rem ertsfiD ieisn unb In tsinsm wers
bdItHib gu ben gsbotsnsn QsiFunsen
itsbe. DuS DsritObs gssen artistt /.
Settion 10 Der gunbespsrfaFuns.
Die gnti9eibune erfoIgte IN Der Rlcgs
ebdrl.s 3. Gditls. prdFibsnt Der
GleDelonb Oil gcmpdnp. Der aias
gsf9rift sufcIse hnits bas Txpnriel
nient I'm Solrs 1913 ben OsiasIslTs
ffdftsn ,heB Ginatts on Gsbiihrsn
$3.50, ,6N nbsnommsn. mas 80 Gents
ouf bns Barrel ergsbs. bitirsil 5iir
Qlnfrs4tsrbaIiung 6ss Depnri.msnis
MIR S42.55s srforbsriia ipdrsn.
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Msilis unb Nudefeller, IL.
3 n 9erbiHbuHg mitbenun,
rubeHin GOIorab pers
oeHfieuufsS 9Grfite
etubeIf y

W fbinston 2. MGrs. = N.
UfiIia DON Colorado unb sSobn 9,
Rockefeller Sr. tommen in bem geri9t
| ihle9t meg, ben Das Inter Sons
mittee fir 8ereiperte unb 8eraipertss
/ aHgsIesenbeiten, pel6es bic unruben
! in ben goIOraboeraobl oblsnielosrn unters
fu1t bat. beuts I'M Sauie einrei6te.
Die Wili5 Dirb ipsssn Der S9anbtba.
ten setobelt, bic iie an ben ausftGnbi,
gen 9ersleuten unb bsren sSamilien
begdnssu baben. Die 9erspertsbes
tiger hGtten iia adbuoisr geiebess
iibsrtretunsen gu GduIben fpulmen
lafen, es tOnnte ieboh tsiH gefDeiss
material bafiir sefunben perben. bab
Die Sperateiire ii4 aud gegsn bic
SruitsefsBs Dersansen bGiten. Weaen
isiner Sidt0pfistsit unb Wsissrung
bic unruben fhiebsseri9tli6 bei3ules
gen, aebt Der 4usi6ub nit benz iunz
gen Rodefsqsr i6arf ins 9eriat. Der
isIbe babe iih als idle1ter 8eurtbeis
ler ber Gage in Colorado unb als
hDdit fpiberfpenitigsr 3euee BEL ben
@erb0ren bes aommittees ertDieien.
llsber RodefeIIer Idbt ii9 Der Guss
fdub ME foIst dus:
,SbeIeih 5err RodefelIer, Der elm
GROCER 4ftiondr in elmer Der mG@tigr
fen Rorpprationen bes Staates in,
fir bic BsFeruns Der Gage Der 2eate
dHbetstDo urto iOgur i'm @uslanb
muH6es setban, bat sr fir feline 5000
glngeitslIte IN Colorado teinen sstns
ger geriibrt unb ben Stnot felt sebn
ssatrsn iibsrbaupt ni9t befuft. Serr
RDdefsllsr TT eiu Dirsttor auf lange
Siitan5. Sn WafbinstOn faste er
DOR BEN aommittes aus, er lebns lee
Des S6iebsseriGt db, neil CT fir
Elm grobes prtn5ip tGmpf.. Serr
mar tsin gutter geurtkiler
Der Gage in Colorado, neil er DON ben
tpirtli6eu 3uitdnbsn iibsrbaupt ni6ts
gepabt Bat. gr mar nitt aeneiat.
bic unru1en einem seredten g9iebss
gri6t sur Sdliftung su unter6rei>
Ten. CT mar pibsrfpenftia unb feline
Sshauptuns, er fdmpfe fir bic 75reis
belt Der 4rbsitsr, ipurbe bur9 oi. lns
tsriufuug in fsiHsr Wsiie eripi.ien. 1
Der Streif hattie obns 4nertennung
Der Union beigelsat tperben f5nnen,
penn 6err RodsfelIer es muir eeiDollf
sdife, unb bic 2eute hdtten fir ihn
lrbeitsn i1Hnen, einerlei, ob Mitslies
,er ober Ri9tmituIteber fsiner Union.
Wir aIouben, sr tpollte ben Gtreit
riiht idtsbsssri6tli6 beiger |
est feben uHb mir geIungen gu bem
SdluB, baB er es Dorsos, bas gelb
JET RrrSrrnfipn fit pulbtr unb pl.i,
Gs Gsstulbstdi!rs anS WtntnmS4. |
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ter aus5ussben unb bic alrbtiter burG
9unser unterwiirfis su ma9en."
aud fiji. bds perbafttn bon So6n
M. Gbdie. BEN Generuldbjlfnnien Der
Staatsmilis, bat bos abmnitttee nur
i9drfiten Sabel. gs irirben iebo4
feline geipeife bofiir erbrdnt, bob bic
gsraleute in einem Observation-Disclosures
tdltnib aebdltsn fpurben. Der Ttleu-
niae grIob BON 8unbes G4iebsge.
ridtssefeben tptrt stforbert.
Der Demclrat Dprnes BON Giib
Carolina unb per gepublisnner Muftin
BON Tenneffet iinterbrsitettn Minori=
tGtsberidte. ben Sfdnbpuhit einnsbs
menb, Der llnterausidub babe feline
5unttionsn iiberfdritten. aIs es feline
llnierIuhilnaen iiber bic gs5iehungen
sipifhen anpitdI unb 4rbeit aus
pe1nte.
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CASINO-Glarf nnb Chm
gaaOsbilIs uab gilSsr.
gpeSiaI.grosramm bente gbenb.

gen bdnn in bi. 4teibtn5 Druderei
bon 5arrp gIumentbal In Der Main
Strabe. fdnosn ober bier au4 ieins
WertbfadsH. psIde ibneH pab!en.
- Sobn 5tIm, friiber in Ribbles
tOtpn pObHbaft, ipurbe in Dapton tDes
gen @ernadIdfisuns fsinsr aiubsr
in 5aft senommen unb mub Dor Ri4s
TEL gonnausbtOu pom Jugsnbseri5t
eiu Berbor bsiisben.
= Grau Rancp Glen 6olmes ifGrb
rorgeitsrH @benb in Der Mohnung ibs
rer ao@tet In Goteptto I'M Mltsr Don
rs Sabren an SdrdHe. Sic bintsr,
Idbt stpei ainoer unS 9 Gutsl.
= Der S6uIratb belt pprssifern
Gbenb cine @sriammlune. In ipel9tr
bic SsbaI!.r Der asbrsr 5ur 3abluns
sugetuisisu ipurbs.
- Cambridge 5ilss, 80, Elm ange,
fttIIttr Der Some Telephone Co.. unb
4efie M. Glart. 20, beibs Don bier,
srIaHgten siH.n 5sirutbsf4eiu.
5ofspb 9aDis. %, Elm qfsrb..
bdnbler, unb Gull BaiIuep, bsibs bon
lexington, aD., ipurben Der 5eiratbss
ihein oertpeis.rt. neil bic Graut bier
niat unfdHia iit.
- Ri6isr Dlurpbp tsipiIIists gs,
fern Der Murearst sSurep bic Sheis
bung npn Bernard i5urep duf gruno
bon Mibbannluns. 6nrriet gIort
fpurbe Don Or. ]. Martin glart ehsn,
falls sefdieben.
= Der 3uitanb Don gbdrlss g.
Bold. tpelGer in fsinsn WpbHune I'm
ct. Gbarles 5otsl srnifIid triraltt
burnieberlisst. Bat ii9 gebtiftrt.
- Wdrt Brilliant pom bier Dat erji
asiiern be Ra4ridt srbaIisn, bab isin
grubtr Wdr Brilliant am 25. Gitober
IN eiHer Sdla4. eesm be RuHsn fem
esbeH einbibi.. Wlay Brilliant mar
2eutnnnt unb' RetfsuntrdIt IN Ear.
nom. Guli5i.ns, no Ct cine Wittre
aHS tir Rine binitrISbi.
- Eis GtaRptSs mafct rurpsttsH |