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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17

MTS. GlednOT welsh returned
Thursday to Howard, after a visit
with Mrs. c. F. Brent of South Yer
non.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Thompson, who
reside southeast Of the city, went to
GAINESVILLE Thursday to attend the o.
G. M. s..
Miss Mary Mochwart left Wednes.
day afternoon for Cleveland, where
she will visit with relatives for sew
eral days.
Miss Jessie Badger of the Ohio
State Sanatorium went to Newark
Thursday to attend the funeral of
friend.
Miss Ila b. Williams went to
GAINESVILLE Thursday, where she will
deliver an address before the C. w.
b. M. of the Church of Christ of Ohio.
Mrs. T.. d. Sturges of East Gambler
street leaves tomorrow for Cleve-
land, where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw of In.
dianapolis, Ind, are here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Shaw's father,
Mr.. Edward Wright.
Mrs. Emma Busenburg, who re-
sides north of the city, and has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Burger. went to Glenmont Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Wolfe of Gam
bier, who have been visiting at Nap
panee, Ind, were through the city
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Swingle
returned to Danville Thursday, after
visit at the homes of F. ]. Durbin
and Edward Swingle.
Mrs. Charles II. Shellenbarger
went to Columbus Thursday to spend
several days with her mother, Mrs
Julia JOrdon.
Mrs. w. p. Pyers returned to Kill
buck Thursday. She has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Com
stock.
Mrs. o. A. White left Thursday for
her home in Clearfeld, Pa. Her
daughter, Miss Ethel, has entered Mt.
Vernon college at Academia.
Mrs. S. A, Comstock, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Com
stock, returned to Killbuck Thurs.
day.
Miss Anna and Master Roger Ayers
returned Thursday to Gambler. They
have been the guests of Mrs. A. f.
Berry Wooster avenue.
The one great county fair in Ohio,
the Licking county fair. Don't miss
this or forget the date, Sept. 2S, 20,
30 and Oct. |. ADV.
Mrs. Clyde Parsons returned Thurs
day TO Brink Haven, after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Gaines, Wal.
nut street.
Glenn Miller went to GAINESVILLE
Thursday to work in the Hoover
Rowlands store there the remainder
of the week.
John Colopy left Thursday for Fos.
toria to attend the opening of new
branch store of the Hoover -Rowlands
company.
Mrs. Samantha Kraft of Frederick,
town, who has been visiting here
with Mr., and Mrs. John Starner, West
Gambler street, returned home Thurs
day.
| ii. B. Underwood departed Thurs
day for his home in Milan, Mo-. after
a visit with Elmer, Clem and Wayne
Blue and other relatives near Bladens
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert IL. Hess OF
West High street and daughter Mrs
Harry Simmons, of Gambler, are
spending the day with friends in Dan
vile.
A Cleveland automobile struck a
small boy riding bicycle near Dew
er's drug store Wednesday afternoon
The boy, though thrown off, was un
injured. The rim of his wheel was
broken The owner of the automo
bile settled with the lad for $50.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17
lnsures Against Zeppellns.

London, Sept. l6. - Ambassador
Page mas taken out policy insuring
his residence against damage by Zep-
pelins. II is understood that the am
tassador has leased the home for a
period OF years,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17
Dads Bank.

II see you keep mite box-all the
pennies and small coins for the help
less and imprOvident, l suppose"
Exactly. My husband must have
some place to which he can turn for
car fares and luncheon money."-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17

q connection between the radiator and
manifold so that the latter, being made
of cast iron, will more readily stand
the strains than the rubber hose. A
piece Of steel is firmly clamped to the
manifold and is in turn connected to
the radiator by another piece Of steel.
Such connection is very flexible and
therefore is capable of withstanding
high strains and vibrations.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17
SHORT LOCALS

n I"' r~A--L o..
Eggs 26c, butter 26c.
Have you read the classified ads.
Today? It'd
Athos Brigode went to Utica Thurs
day on business.
Mrs. Allen of Gambler has entered
the M. & s. hospital for treatment.
w. J. Doty is spending the day
with relatives in Bangs.
Miss Sarah Sapp of Gambler spent
Thursday with friends in the city.
1872 Max Meyers 1915
Mammoth stove store. w. Gambler St.
William u. Grant was a business
visitor in Columbus on Thursday.
George p. Morgan & Co., Monu-
ments, Mt Vernon, Ohio. tt
Mrs. ]. NJ. Doty is spending the
day with relatives in Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mccormick
are spending the day in Columbus.
Russell j. Ash Of Clinton township
was business visitor in Newark on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Spencer Of Mans
field, Pa, have joined the nursing
star of the NJ & S. hospital.
Charles w. Dorsey has returned
from Cleveland, where he spent sew
eral days on business.
Ernest Ross will sell at Danville,
Sept. % at ! p. m, 400 sheep and 10
cattle.
Miss Gladys Gray of GAINESVILLE is
tho guest of DR.. and Mrs, Charles M.
Gray, East Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles ]. Fish have
gone to West Manchester for visit
Of ten days with relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Splitter returned Thurs.
day to her home In Westerville, after
visit with relatives in the city.
Mrs. Ralph Blair of West Sugar
street went to Piqua Thursday to
visit with relatives for a week.
Hon. William G. Rooms transacted
legal business in GAINESVILLE on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Charles Simpkins has return
ed to her home on the Mansfield road
after n visit i'm Akron
Carl Taugher returned Wednesday
evening from a several days visit In
Cleveland.
]. J. Henry Of Akron, formerly OF
Mt. Vernon, was in the city Wednes
day and Thursday on business.
Joseph Delgofire has returned from
visit with relatives in Eaton and
Hartford City, Ind
Miss Delpha Smith returned Thurs
day to Brink Haven, after visit with
Mr., and Mrs. G. G. Dowdell.
Mrs o. i. Cooper went to Cleve
land this morning to attend the style
show in the interest Of the j, S. Ring
walt Co.
Miss Gertrude Bennett, who resides
north OF the city, left Thursday foi
Cleveland, where she viii visit with
relatives for three weeks.
Mrs. Ben Ames and daughter, Betty
Of Roswell, New Mexico. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. C. Devln, Nortl
Main street.
Mrs. Mary l.. Dowdell returned t.
Brink Haven Thursday after visi
with her son, Clinton Dowdell, O
West Gambler street.
While In Yellowstone Park, Mr.. an,
Mrs. ID. X. Bird OF this city, who ar
now on o trip through the west, me
MIR. and Mrs. John Mccoy, Of Cleve
hand. former residents here. A mic
little reunion was held.
Charles ID. Williams and son an,
daughters, Charles, Olivia and Dol
-othy, OF Detroit, Mich, were regis
tered Wednesday at Hotel Curtis
The son and daughters will ente
Kenyon college and Harcourt Plac
Seminary. respectively.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17
Ihrss oreatest Lawyers.

It would be rather difficult to pick
out the "three greatest criminal law.
yers" In the history Of our country.
Pinckney. O'ConOr, Ingersoll. Prem
tiss. Choate and many others were
very great criminal lawyers. Probably
the three greatest criminal lawyers in
our country's history were Burr. Prem
tiss and Brady.-New York American.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17
FOOD SITUATION IMPROVED
Red Cross Report Challenged by Mex.
lean Officials.

Mexico City, Sept. l6.-Information,
faid to have been given out by the
American Red Cross, that 80 per cent
of the deaths In this city in August
resulted from starvation. is denied by
the health officials here, who say that
of 1000 deaths only slightly more than
10 per cent were from starvation.
They assert that the situation is now
greatly improved. Three hundred
thousand kilograms of corn was re-
ceived here. which will be distributed
free or sold cheaply. This is the first
receipt of grain for several weeks and
II will relieve the situation greatly.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17
WHEN THE EXPENSES BEGIN
Detroit Free Press)

DO you find it expensive to run an
auto?"
NO It's when the car doesn't run
that it's costly"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17
+ X !. !. i + i. ]. !. i. !. !. i
+ FAMILY REUNIONS j.

The first annual reunion of the
Spearman family will be held at Riv-
erside park Saturday Sept 1s. Come
with well-tilled baskets.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-09-17

He shall win the upward race who
makes the top his breathing place.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09

tenpels fan0 AM 81. Sanuar inter
~itarfer 8etbeiligting in Bloomfield
itott. ettpo 225 2~ogenleute nahmen
an Dem Geiteiien tbeil. Gin Guar.
tett linO 5Dei Solos bon Or. Golur
trugen our llnterbnltung Der Set
aoite bel. Ter IempeI lit zines Der
idoniten 2ogengebdlloe i'm Staate
uno bat iiber $4,000 gefoitet.
0nfel Sim 9afer lit in ieiner 81
eenidaft al8 9oliee S5l0ge in letter
Belt iabr beihaftigt getpeien.
SER Otto grubmorm fam am
%. Sanunr aus Omaha in 8eglei-
tung ieines Sobnes 5uriid. 2etterer
bate it'd nit elmer 6Iinte 0ufdaiger.
peiie einen Sub 8eridoiien uno muB.
te iiber 5rpei Wonnte in einem SO.
ipltol in Smabo 3ubringen.
Infer berebrter 6reunO, Ser Rl-
oolf gnfran8 feierte ON 20. Sanltar
i'm areiie pieler 5reunoe ieinen @e.
burtstog. llnIeren beiten @liid.
ipunldl
5rau Charles gafer bon BENDER
iDeiit BEL ibren Sdipieeerelterii,
Scrrn uno 5rou Sim gafer.
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aleine ~stabtneniafeiteH.

Sonntng Dor 81. SoGren fpur.
De Die erite 9oge Der CTS in Gina.
ba gegriinoet. &elite bot 0ieier Or.
ben bier 1899 N}itglieoer.
am %. 6ebruar meroen Die
Douglas Gountn Bioniere i6r SAB.
resbanfett int 8reimaiirertempeI, IL.
Str. un0 Capitol gpe., abbaIten.
Die goli5ei forift eifrig nod,
ob Die Angnben zines nngeblid fri
beren bieiigen garbiers SorrB 6.
aeaog8, oaB or bier megen gbef.
fdlihuug berfolgt miro, auf Gbat.
lode berubt. aellogg lit IN Detroit,
Mih.. III sat.
9eute @lorgen piinftlid nm
10 nbr nuroe i'm bieiigen 9oitge
b1uoe 0os 8un0es @rbeitsnofmeis
Bureau eroffnet. @roBe 8latate int
BoItgeb1ltoe meiien ouf Den 8rued
einridtnne bin.
8oli3eifoumiIidr angeI DoIcn
bette geitern fem AS. Qcbensiabr url0
ipuroe er ourd cine lteberraidunas
geieaidloft Oieler ieiner 5reutlOe &c.
ebrt.
Sir Ben Giebit19l bon slnei
SonotaiHen III Den @ronoeisl10erl
muBten 60. @lurpbp uilo 5reo. glarf
artf ie % Eage ms @efdnoniB man.
bern.
9oli5eifommiIidr augaL er
itnnnte Den bisberigen Gpe8ioIbeanl.
ten Granf BiIli1ms gum reguIdren
Eoliseibenmten.
Die S~toOtfommiiiion Bat Die
alsgabe bon je 100000 SdulO
Derimreibnneen fir Rflnitrrurgs
5iuede luio fir QmnIifieruugs5uede
genebmiet.
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anfrnf
fur sic ariessnOt6leiben6en in Dit
prenheu.

9ns ihone SItpreuBen -2ano lit
ihon felt geginn oes arieses ourdi
Den Ginfoa Der Glilen groBen Ser.
miiItunaen un0 bic 8eb0lferlmg
ihredlihcn gIet0 preisgegeben.
g0rfer, 5t10te, ia gnrl8e @egenOen
lin0 ourh Die Ritiien 5~erItort nn0
nie0erqebrannt tDproen. Gin gro-
Der Iheil Ser genolferung tplroe
pbboAlos. gan5e 8amilieu nur0en
ms llngliid gcltilr8t. iel6it @reiie,
5rouen un0 Sinner nuroen ni6t ge.
Ihonfl
Sdnefe SiIfe 1T oringeno bon.
n0fbenl
81 oieiem 3ruete ba6cn iidb cine
2Ln5abI 9itpreubeu 5uiatnmengefun.
ben, bic later Dem 0amen Git
preiBen. NareitL Rerp gorf~ einen
9erein gegriinoet boben. 9ie
8Dede uno 3iele oteies gercins fino,
Bic GIfprenben unD beren 5reunoe
31tl0nlInfH5ufIlbrell, ltft0 0te IN 9l0tb
aerntbenen 2anosIeute All unter.
itilken.
Observation-Disclosures ItH0 an ci.
rpft bet Serren rom @orjtan0 ait
fenoen. Der Geitrng lit jdbrIid
$500.
So0nnn mer0en ltebertpeiiungen
pom gourrnittcIn 5ur uuterifitBung
fir bic ing GIetio geitiir5ten DIT.
preuBen 1ringeno erbeten 2ilten
Der @elopenoen merDen tn oen bic.
ligen 9eitnngen per6ffentIiht ner-
ben.
Ger gerein bat beIhlofieL ben
9afreier 6itpreubens 9e. greeaen5
General eIDntnrlhan BaiiL Don&in-
banbnrg, sttin GbrennitgIieo Bit CT
iienneft.
Mir bitten oringenb nm rege un0
6nrlle BetbefIiglfna. 8laveifnng
bon @eIhbetrdgen lueroeu bonn Dor
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idcben un0 NIT ocrielbgn edneIia.
felt aebts wie0er bimmeliudrts Set.
ner lit iidjer. oenn Die 9umben fallen
aiii @eredtc uub linaerrhie mit lri.
|ner Varteilidlfett. Mie mir erinb.
rem purorn on elmer Strae G Mien
|i6en gcto0tct. aaes oieies ailaen.
|blide 0es SdrrtcnS iut6 bes Or.
|itarrens. bos eridetpen ocs 8eppeIin
|un0 Der Gdnbr un0 bcrn gerl6luin.
ben bnuerie mh eiaentlid MIR 10
Wlinuten. 90 mnren fe icet fciner
|tOnntr Fe mebr eripaben. Selbit
bon Der 9eobnhtmasitotion oits
|fonnte mon nidts mcbr acpobren.
leo Iaitertc Onmnls Die GeIabr be-.
|it1n0ie IN Den giiiten. Die cinen
inben iie, Ole anoeru miiIeu uidts
bon ibr.
21glih unteruohmen einige 3ep.
|peliue fleinere auftldrlmas ililae felt
&ntperpenB gepolfcrung Den lcbten
cridredenoen @ombeugrub crbaItrn.
.aber Zeppelin lit nidt miblos, mcnn
mir ntd menig bon ibm boron.
.Idalid liegt CT bercit, liegt ouf Der
.Soier lpte Gin Tiger. ShueQt auf
.cinmol berbor 0as unglild lit
.gei6ebeu. 4ubia febrt er wicOer
.5uriid. aui Dem aegcnlpdrtigcn
9nmpigcbietC nrbeitet CT icbr ncnig
.oam sic aiiite muB crit in iidcren
.Sdn0pn iein 0om miro Zeppelin
ietne @robtbnten boafiibren. Cine
.gnn5e Shpn6ron 8cppeline lieaen
fampfbereit, beittc bifr, moraen oa,
Dem feiu0Iideu 5liceer Den 9e.
iud umionit 81 geitaltgt. am
a6eno mod iiu6 iie in Bremen. an
nGditen @ioraen IN aiel. Seine
3eitllug eridbrt ettuos nabon. Qber
.oas Oelltide Golf meib. Dab es olf
Zeppelin bnuen fam. tpelin Is i'm
benotbigt.
Die Euippen bic fir Die Nero.
plane neu a~ltsqebilOet merOeu, iiu0
81 iiinf Sehitel @bitlrienteL Die
cine beioroere gtote in Mtatbemotif
batten. iomie geIhulte syieenicure,
meiitcns GipIomingrieure. Turum
Die gortrefiIidfeit In Der Sanb6a.
.bung, oes 9ombarOirens oes Som.
mems. oes 8eridninocns. @ie ei.
mem Seloenmutb pogen iid oa9er
frnH5oitidc 5lieger on Die 9uitihiff
boaen, Inn 0ieielbe nit Dem oorin
befinoliden 2uftihiif ST bombaroi.
rem. aber es lit bis ieBt nod niht
.gelungen. Gas argusnuge opS
Smomebrmonnes ipGbt 81 idarf.
Dag 2on0on aid bepodt iciu bon
iolden a~rgusaugem 3eppeltn miro
aud bort ieue 9uuif bereitaL mie
ole oben beihricbene. Qui meiner
&ildiabrt Dnrcn olih 5 engIiide.
Gameu ous 2ouoon oo6ct. aetn
Tag, feline Stlnoe lit man mebr
iider in 2onoon. Sort man sc.
rduih 70 iagten iie, fliegt aaes auf
Die StraBe un0 ihmtt aus nod Dem
Zeppelin. Seine 9ili5e BET 1ag uu0
bel giodt. 8er mill 90 nod in
2onbon bIeiben. Der iiAerite 4laB
lit Der, no fem Zeppelin unS errei.
den fam.
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itan0 entgegengenonlnler.
Der 8oritan0.
3immer 402 @itbebna Building,
IL gGtterD 4lnee, Stem gort.
9refflidle Nnerfennnnn.

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8aImdge gebr., 80. San. 1916.
9tibiine 9ubl. Co.
Ginaba Neb.,
2ie6er (9ribiine) 5nfel:
9oB id Die mir nidt unbefonnte
tpirfli6 CUTE mo eutpie6lensuertbe
Gribiine nidt iAon bier ODER fiini
gionate friiber beiteIlt babe bat
ieiuen @runo in Der 36atiade, oaB
ihon 10 Diele, aiiA cute urlO ge6ie.
gene 3eitlntgen uro S9riften tag.
lid luto podentlih regelmdBig Gin.
tebr BEL mir baIten. @ollen Sic oil.
10 meineu 9a1men alf Die 2eierliitr
ieBen; betlieaeno finoen Sic Sized
aitf $500 lauteiio. a0mtten Die
Omaha 8nilp Gelps un0 See nidt
audi beDegt ulo a1igeregt peroen,
iuldIeH 5dlreiben nn6 Aufiaken Elat
~ g6nnea pic iie in Den lebten
9lmmern in DER Tri6iine III engli-
der Sprahe 5u finoen mnren2
@errlide, mabrbeitntbH1enoe 8orta
basil Dit freun0i. grnB SIR
6 afler
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
Sin Invertebrates Gunssrt.

GaS an 6rcitaa gbeno Int gobo.
Ibcatcr hattfiuoenbe 0on5ert weiIi
cine @erbinouna b0hit fiinitleriiher
Writ uut ulmlih SRI droHces glaIb
ais Qioniitin uno 0as W"linneapolis
Symptom Grheitra. beteben0 aus
.s5 @liiglie6ern iinter Der %bepahrterl
oes &errH emil G%brrbofiCr.
.einen gepeis, mie arob oas Snte'
.reiie an 0ieier 8crnnifnltuna 1T. aibi
Der llmitaHb. bah cine gon5e aeibe
Der beiten 4ldte idlon berfauit mar,
ebe nod Der reaelmobiae 8ertaui
elngeicbt uno ieit Der erotiuung oes.
ielben aud nidlt nodDlirb. @as Oas
ann5ert aud nod popular mndlt, III
Die G9ntiahe. ooB SRI. Goib niht
onron ber0ienen min. ionoernk leoig.
lid niinitlt Dab ale mnhreif Wlil.
iifliebbaber onBu erideinen. ueber
Dos MinnapoIis SpmpbonpC rdeitrn
un0 ieinen tilhtiaen Setter Germ
emil Cberbofier. nod @orte 0es
qobes al %bcrliercn biebe eilleu nod
atben traQen uno molten mir mir
nod oui noditebeuOes groaramHl
nerueiicn:
1. Symphonic go. T. n major. OBJ.
~ .....s..... geetboOen
8oeo ieitenlco: @ibnee.
Alcgretto.
4relto.
anearo crtl brio.
3. aon5ert fitr &ionoforte. go. I.
Y minor .......... Chopin
QQegro mneitoio.
8omau8n - Sargbetto.
Gon0o - @tuacc.
3. &r6Iu0ium 5u sSobengrin"
Observation-Disclosures. @ugnpr
a. llueorifde 5ontoiie iiir 4iano.
forte rno Grdeitm 2is5t
5on0ittuHg-gDo Snan4, on.
20 ..............R StrauB
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-09
3epbelin iiber Srdhel nit nod
elmer anOerCn Salbe


linab6nocrIih iab man bic emf.
.ietIihe 5lttb oeS MtillioneHbeeres
.burd 9eIsien flo mal3eH. 9rihel
ieooh ,aeoodte ber Sihlntion 0err
.Su meroen. @ob( lag cine nnbe.
.ifreibIihc anfregina niii oncn &c.
miitbcrm Genn idon mol bate
Zeppelin eineu nGdtliden 9eiudl ge.
mddt un0 nerindt oie guIberIaaer
auiBublaien. @utte aber feblaeidloi
len nno nur eini0e garndeH ser.
tort Go mar Elm leuhtenoer fln.
rer Serbittoa. Die glenae itniite
iidl IN Den Strobcn griiiiels. Gin
ieoer itieB beih1ftigt nit Den Gin.
aeu. Die oa fomnlcn ioItcn. Mau
lab BON Der etappcnitaiion arpBe
Wenaeu iih nod Den ~ein8elnen
glaben binm1l5en mo aniheineno
8iige 5rr Abfabrt bereit itan0en. Inn
Qaiiogieren p0er pielnebr 5lieben.
ben 5ur 5Ilid]t sii berbelien. 8iele
mililcn nod martcn. Sie thun cs
MIR NIT 3ittern uno %nerboicr or.
reeiina, oa oie ~abfnbrenoen 3iige
iiberiiiat iiuo. @egen 5 llbr ylndl.
mittags fommt plotIid cine milOe
erreaung In Den 9irncuihmnrm.
Die 2eute Dedication bic glieeu NIT
ben @dnoen unb guden IN Den ion.
nigen SimmeI. glrd mir ON &c.
obuhhrnespuiten tbun basieIbe. Gin
Sdrei Der 6reu0e, itol3 un0 maje,
mic Der gtib Yhiebt elm
3eppelin. 2uftihiff borndrts iibcr Die
5tabt. Sinter ibm her cine oertihe
Saube. Die mie Elm aoIer ii6 ipret5t.
8eioe b~riiiten iid i'm SonnengolD.
4}it entietliher S~dneqigteit fdbrt
er iiber Die Stoot. einige auaenbIide
5udt Elm 8lib aus rnudjigem
deuer uno EN- BUMPER Gufihlug
erfolgt. Glide ben 11hern file.
gen nod alien &immelsrihhngen.
Die gombe ihien aui cinem groben
9eihditsbalie ooer Gaie erplooirt
81 iein uno bate Sen 9lnB Der
@leih bubinter an einem
dnAeren Ibeil ihieBt Der 8ogel pfcil.
.geirnStno uno mott 0asielbe &c.
@adoem bic gombcn abge
luorfen, idieBen bic 6abr5eige pfeiI
aeidpino in Den 9tmmeI un6 Der.
ihwin0en. Bon Sdreden gebunnt
italtnt Die Menge In Dlmpicr Or.
luortung. aber che iie iif erholt
bate, erideint Zeppelin mieoer
bliBesi6nea ME Elm Sabiflt uno no
bert iid NIT ntbembernubenoer
Sdneaigteit. Bon neltem cine go.
nit. Elm g~itgenblid oes boditens
5dredens, ia Dem ieoern Oos 5cr3
81 iteben ificn. Giuem an.
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4aes fIiidtet. SeIbit bic
itiir8en fort, I'M irgeuo ei.
nen eingebilbeten GdyubDtitfel sa
Die StrdbenbdbnDagen tie.
ben mic ber%iteinert Dor Grnuen it'll,
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ter, Die autidar ipringen bon ibren
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I'M ndf)iten aueenblif in
5tiide 8eridmettcrt 5n tuer6en. %
nud mieoer Ste 3a1be; ionic
lie iidtbnr 1T, lit oas unoIiid &c.
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Qns penr etaat.

@rnno SsIano. Sn Der gtoft
BON Sonntng duf Montag brannte
Der McaQiIter @cneral Store IN
Cairo o6aig aus un0 UirO Der 6a.
raIs ~entiteben6e Shaoen ouf $40.
900 geih1st. $4,000 fnb burd,
8erfiderung geoeft.
Beatrice. So Monu iinO oitoen.
blidlid in @oge uno Den angren.
8etToen Counties an Der arbeit, Inn
Die Stirmiddoen ant Den 1elepbon.
Ieitungen rpie0er aiis5ubeiiern
dairburD. SIM alter Don taft 90
Sabren itnrb bier Gran 4Bis &in0.
man 8itipe Des Yaitors gleiden
RarHens.
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ieres 5tnates, Ser 8. g. Gain, be.
gdrn am /. S1nlior b. g. ietn 30.
Dienitiabr Del Der bieiigeu Sta1ts
bonf. bel Der er SuerIt aaIiier un0
pGter Damn 9raii0ent tunrDe.
~lbonitirt ouf Bic 81aIihg 9ribiinc
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@ieber lam.

SER Qbolpb 8oofmom aus
emiilg, Der am 5reitns ieiue 5rau
5Defs operation in 0ds Nifolms
Sern Soipital brineen muBte, miro
morgen III Die @eimatb 5uriidfe5rerI,
oa oles gut berlaufeu lift. Soiient
Iid tault ietne Satin bal6 naGfol.
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Rndrihten nns gIuumfielh.

Ser Sobn Reins, MeOaftgur 0es
j8loomfieIoer Soitrnal. erbielt BON
ieinem Better in Geutihlono einen
I@riei. Der einen trefflidcn 9emeis
fir engIiihe 5fehbeit im6 anmn.
IBung liefert. 8ur0en %, in 9rafe
an Der 8eier pobreno DER ariegs.
lerfIdrung einige engtiide Rotroien
I~feitgebalten, oie iih ober gemitBigt
Iiaben, oen 9eutihcn ben &otb 81
ertbeilen, ia reft fleiBig engIiih 81
Ilerner, oenn in 3pci Mohen iuilroe
Ioie gnn5e @egeno angliid iein. 6s
braudt nobl ni6t biu5ugefigt 81
ner0en 0nB bieie frehcn @atrone
Iburh idlagenbe argumente, ooer
uenu iie lieber no1en. ourh beutihe
aeile BON ibrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lei elm fir olemal turirt mur0en.
Gin i~trnffes Gingreifen Der
Staatsregierumg Der 8ereinigten
Stnaten nHroe sur aI0rung Der
GeutralitGtsirage beitrogen. Die
.nelltrale 5dnet5 bot 0n gon5 an,
Ioers gebnn0cIt. Sober gertauF bon
ariegsartifeln nuroe uno miro
ihorf geabn0et. Gin ebenio ener.
.giihes, Heipeft berihnffen0es uno
'mabre QeutraIitdt beforoernoes auf.
.treten ieitens unierer Reqierung
iheint aber in 9ollarifu, Dem 2an.
be Der mbegren5ten Moglihfeiten,
allsgeidloHeu 81 iein. 0l6ge Die
.Sithcod Bill sic llnterItiibung a1er
.6reunoe Der ~gteutralit1t iin0en nn0
.unierer Gegierung Die 4ugen offnen.
SEER @ilbelm Sunni elm ongeie.
.bener 0eutider in BLOOMFIELD, feierte
am %. Sanuar ieinen 81 @e6urts.
tag. 4uBer einem iiingit nerbelrntbe.
ten Sobne 6es @e6urtstagsfinoes
.naren Die foIgen0en noblbefannten
.oeutihen &erren nit i9ren 6omilicn
8ngegen: 8ottlteb Gggr. s. aetteG.
len, 6ars 9eterierJ Geroinano 8ie.
lie, Sobn 3orn, Sobn @robmam uno
10. Scope.
SER 5rtb giienbm1er, Sobn I'M
ieres geiddbten 5relmbes @uItnb
.eiienbniter, lit bon 8enniion Soma,
5uriif9efommfr, Inn 5 Mleilen iii6-
.uetIih bon BLOOMFIELD cine 5arm
gu benrbeiten.
3uei i6one 8od5eiten fan6en am
~. Souuar in Der CO. Iutb. Erei.
faItigfeitsfirde 81 BLOOMFIELD Itatt.
'ltm 2 ltbr g~ofmittogs reidten SER
.6ran5 Snmmer itno 6rdulein Gbe.
.reie Brllbn etnarDer Die Sauo gum
2ebeRsbmoe uno Inn 3 llbr gead.
mittogs i6loiieu SER @uitap arobn
uno 5r1ulein alma Mieie ben glnS
.filrs 2cben. Die erfu1bnten 9aare
iino ain0er bon a%ngeiebenen Aeut.
ifleu eltern unD boben cine Sd)aar
bon 5regn0en, pom 0enen iid biele
ffoB pes e%lltgtdlten Betters eltltaf'
Den, nm nit ibnen 5u feiern. Gle
grautmgen muroen BON &errn go.
ltor Spiefcruann ~boa8ogeu. Mud
.ottrd bic Gmab1 Sribiine entbietcn
Den 4aaren einen id6neu Sod
.5ettsgruB.
Sarr s. qeBler, @eIddftsfibrer
Der gloomfieIoer Gelepbou Gompa.
M. reiite an 27. nod 2incoln, nm
Der itoatliden MISUNDERSTANDING
bei5ulpo6nen.
Serr Senrp Sotes, Elm beliebter
Geutider In Bloomfield, miro BON
erften 0idr8 an ouf ieiner neuen
Gnrm neitn 9leilen nor0metlib bon
Der Staot mobnen.
alr5lid idiften SER GarIten
Sanlen uno 6err So6n areier je
2 Baggons fette Niuoer mad emo.
ga.
SEER un0 drou &enrD 2dutnnnn
fnmen @eiddfte hoIber bon 9orfof
nod BLOOMFIELD nn0 beiuften BEL
@cleaenbeit nIte Jrcunbe.
Die eiulueibung oes 5reima4rer.
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gerIansi- Cine tiidtiae 3nisbdIie.
rim I'm mittleran utter. Otto
@lmbeL 2a2s. ihbl. II. Ctr. Mnn
lprr6c sDiiden ~ mlO 3 ubr Iod.
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