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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
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airtsn sinsetrofftn 1T, auBern fi4 bic
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pitdnfeutndnt b. Miide 1T tpobl cine Der
gldnsenb'tm ieemdnnifden 2eiimnefu.
neldhe bic @eThidte fennt."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
arieaeraraber III gerIIn.

Sn BEN beIonberen Mbtbeilunsen, bic an
ben @arniIonfrieo90fen Der 9dienbsioe
unb Der MiiaertraBs ftr bic IN ben aasas
retten an i6ren Wanbtn geitorbenen beats
.T6en uub 1lierrridii6sunsariiam afiegtr
anoeleqt porben Iinb. babeu au9 loon
spbte bonn Sabre 1915 ibre lsbte Rnbes
tatte eefunben. Sn Der 6dfenbeioe gifbt
es iebt Iieben Aeiben NIT l. Dier5ig @rats
hii0eIn unb aud Bic u9te Geihe lit brreits
a~ngefunoen, III her ii9 gan8 friide, nod
hit uRDeripeItea ardn5en bebedts Brdber
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item Reibe babeR BE 8giiattuHgfE begoas
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2ppenif qitbs a. nua ihoR duf pen bprs
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
NIIh nnh MfLIlnn ilr Ntmnnbflt.

On ani6Iuk an bic QafinrbuaHs bul
PsoFbmlsn bgs algfmsiusu 9taiidn
Jaaeitub @trtinB, esrjoaS Nalitor.
Wilo unb grfdiad iHr B%ernpnbttt SDl'
buten BEN eauptporfanb oes @attridn'
tiifen Branen QertiHs 90 iterieHbeH,
iEiIt tisilr init, bab baa Gintotm unb
SteriliFrtn in Der @trliHsr Ritbulaat
Der Girma Sumter 1t. 8absRarIsrubs. bic
ibrs Rdume btreitpiliglt fitr3u sur @srs
Iiigung otlieat bat itattftnbet. Der
6aupiuprfa1b bittd dut Stnbunasn an
mil6, @tiaieel. ObF unb osrgl. an bic
Rorebsutfhen Gisntris, geididt, 100 bic
@orratbe Bis 81 ihrtr 9trarteituna auf
acboben norben. 9isbsr iiHo bsrtits melt
iber 5000 qortionen in WedgIaisr gss
flint.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
gramieu fir gresIamer.

2fus Der eiiftuna bss a0HigIimeH
aommerjienrutbs Or. q. 6eimanu babeN
als ,trlte 9rsslausr4 fit bic Grpertnng
bes giisrnen areu3es Spsiter alaiIe prds
mien erbalten: /. 4rbeittr Mnr aiunEs,
@efrsitsr i'm 80. RelsrpeinFdnteriesR egis
ment, 6. a~ompagnie. 1000 Wart; 2. Msi
Ien6sr Sdrrp Mliaer, lntsrpffi3ier IN Dsr
2. aompaenie sss 2anopfbriufnntfrits
Reaiments &c. II, 500 Marl; 8. qoHs
6pte @obert aaabt. 6sIbpebeI n btr 1.
aompaqnie beg Observation-Disclosures
aiments go. 81, 500 Mart; 4. Stub.
msb. eSrbert aubinstp, Giniihriss Jreir
niaioer in Der 3. 8ompagnie pes 5Hfans
teries aeaiments so. 81, 500 Mari.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15

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ifn mtlafn Eani unh Hslnt HH%tgstaruEg
auiWlpfthtH. gtA. WilbfIm r.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
9larOSe sransDieit.

i'm Barrier ,Sournal4 leitdrtitelt 9us
eien 9escaDss iber bic mdtpber. eein
artttel, Der tbeilpeiis Dpn Der Geniur ges
ifriden 1T, beItdtigt, bnb 5uufeuDe Don
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ro6en pieber tampffdbig 81 ma6eu ahsr
bic Depots fit ie Seien ungena9enD ouss
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fsblen; lie T6lafen quf sttDds Gtrobi bas
auf ben 8oben geitreut 1T. 9escaDes fprs
bert I6lieBli9 bas gubIitum aut geIO
fir bic ausFattuns Der 9ePOts 81 tpsis
hen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
@erliner aremAenperfelr.

Rad bsr ieBt per6ffsntIidten Staiifit
fpobnten i'm Monat Sdnuar in @atb1fen
58,113 (geeen 80,756 IN bemislben Mlonat
bes 8nriahres), in 9otsIs gurlis unb
g6ambres sarnis 10,104 (7986) uHb in
IouItigen 4nftaiten CUR 9s9erbergung
dremoer 6126 as, 545l SuIammen alp
74,343 (gegsn 104,280 perlOnen. Das
bon Itaninten aus &uBlanO 103, Deters
reid 1853, Srantrsi9 England 4,
Stalen 60, aus Der 9irtei As. aug Gpaz
MEN 20, portugal l. S4nsben 494, Rors
tpegeu to7, 9dnemart 480. 8eIgien %,
6paanb 429, aug ben 8altanitadten 1875,
aug Der g6ipei3 165, aus qiien 2, 4fritd
3, 4meritd 157 unb aus 4uItralien 2
perIcnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
Seine qeibGinbcn tftehrl

9erliner 9ldtter Idreiben: 3uberldITs
gen 0ddriAten 8ufoIge Ie9eH bic Inter
offi3iere unb Mannf9dften an ber 8ront
uuf bic lleberpeifpng BON 2eibbinbM feis
men groBen @ertb. Dagegen iperoen &ntes
ipdrmer, tparme Bingsrbanbfhubs, Sdals
utb 9opff9fber GsGturmbaubsn4) nit
GROCER 5reibe beeriibt un0 tDnner our
3eit ni6t sa1lrti9 eenus geIdnbt Dtrben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
guhe mrs glOt6e arens.

Cine ulerquidlide Q~ngele9enbeit be-
T6dftigte bic Gtabtberorbneten bon aos
nib. Qm 8. Nobember borigen Sdbers
bate Der bortige 8iirgsrmeiIter 3etttius
Bel elmer @runbbadduflaHung i'm Sins
mer beg Qmtsridters geduBert, er t0une
bod nift fiir bas oernntnortli6 gemadt
iperben, tpas feline eutsn Gtabtberorbntten
6inter ieinem Miiden pdbrsnb fsfner Obs
ipelenheit t1Gten. Gs leisn INNER bieielben
OdIen. DieIe beIeioigenbe asuberung fam
al Dbren Der Gtabtperoroneten unb rief
cine lebbafte Debate berbor. Die Gtabts
~berorbneten eriIGrten fd iolibariId uno
belaloFtn, bon elmer StrafDerFplglng
absuiebtn, tpsnn Der girsermeiter cine
einiuanbfreie GrtlGrung bes 8ebauerns
ausIprehe unb cine guBs bon 500 Mari
an bns Rofbe Greu3 gable. Der 8iirgsrs
meiIer eHtlprah biefem 8ei6luB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
.Ins ~us6erEaI4ana IN Der aaI4e 9abgn1.

cine lteberraidung in Der Sadie baben91
rSeIbltrebeub! SelbltpsrIfdubli9l4 ents
gegnete SofFre la9eub. llnb ais bate En-
einer iptitsren, aL3l inbistreten 6ragt
duspei9en Dber suportrmmen ipolen,
fiirett er na4btntti6 BEL: ,Man50erirsn3
SIN Grunoe %gsnomnen tbun mir nidts
nnberts. MdpoIeon bebauptete, baB er
feline SHlnhtsn nit 9ilFs Der geing itis
ner Solbdten getpdnne. 6eute gstpiprt
man Ie NIT 6ilfe Der 2otomotiDea, Gas
III bsr game untsri9lsb."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15

Die Mannfhaiten nnb CfFisisrs htr
fulminietu gtutrpthr IN Glfdbturs lEas
aa sur Set @arniInna itufrlufhrs llnifova
men unb grabdh3eihfn nah bfaiIatu1
militdril6M Maitgr uno 3ulhniiE. Die
iribtr a~tlraatHm Ndppis fnb felt bean
eriitn WobilmohnAggtaae 0bgefhaIft.
ebenIo duf sintn @buprrHmentsbtfthl
Der Gebrduh Der gIoirons (5nnFartns
irompsttH mad frun85Fldem Wuisr).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15

sDsiteu flpb bic @plOquene nod rst9Iis
der, eg tonnten fat 1000 Mort in Cob
Der @smeiubetoiTe sur usbermittlung an
bic Reidsbant iibsrIanbt tptrbsn. gis iskt
Tinb duf bieie 2ritass grcts Metbobs rupb
1000 Mart Sob 5alammsngetummsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
arieas.@ rpt fiir eiplbhRde.

Quf Gin autes Mittsl lit bic lebrers
fdaft Der GibiduIe IN 8ebIeHoprf
(WauHissbahnl uerialsn, nm bic S4ls
Ier 3um GiuntdieIn bon GolbFiderb biz
i'm Glterubduit untbdtig fhlummeru, g.s
gen popiersslb 5u beraploHeR. Die atbs
rer bsripradeu ben ainbern filr jebes
3tpm5igmnriitild, bds ie In Der Gduls
gum umtaufd geesB papiergelo abIiefern
tpiirbeu, Elm arisgss 8rOt au so pfs,
Die Qoffen fir biefeR baterldnbtfden
Dient ~ibrnnbmeH Tdmmtli9e 2tbrer 81
aIsi@sn 1beiIen. am eriten Sag tamsl
800 Mart in Sob gum @orIdein. an
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-15
Qrinarnpnnr bri germnnheten.

ptin8 unb prin3eiItn AuguF WilbeIn
i~toiteten ben geripunbeten i'm ct. Sos
Iephss Qd3aretb III 9otsbam am d. 5e'
bruar einm 8tIuh ob. Der 9rtn3 madte
nit feiner Gemahlin feline erfe Qusfa9rt
mad GonsIputi. Die 9rin5dIin bra4te
bic 6srrIiditm arIi6tingsblumen, Sdnees
ql6dden, Wai6lumen nnb Gtieoer in
ihrem Mafemcbtl nit unb bsrfDeiltt iiber
cine Gtunbe Bel ben gerpunOsten, nab
renb bie 2dpene rts srftsn gdrbse Regis
.msnts al GuB Elm 8onsert in ben aruus
ttnIGlen qdb. grin5 ausuit NiIbelm
fubr iusnilden i'm 9drt Sdusiouti Ipas
5ieren, ba Ct infolse isinsr 9srlsburs nod
Ieinen ghritt gebsn fam.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

! W. h hATFt heftts csrur that II. alnui.t guat
da}, Wednesday Thursday and nilaY ni pAst Nc,i
tbs same heinE The lai. sid afd an 5tH dsys OF
rehrnarS, 1918 emroSpi b. thr CALLER i'rniaRtt.
iN9 COMPANY ~ solicitor nNfns fhsi llne secured
subscriptions tc the coitrNN ctiISfl tNfIlt tupn4
~ that time Wednesday. Thufsasy ANA rfl
hAt. isiV written rereft ~ visited ihis
port showing ths name ~ tho rsdenl tho tner NJ
sIvon and the papers ~high saaaeril-
whats such Information BE- from said rcssnt
This canvass covered house the district which
a@sianrd ane comnlste with the exception III
~hsf~ 80 reniarat home of tefat
eiye the informant dealrcd reports witch have
eafcfub auai1,a compiled sheN the Territory
witch ceneaaEct There - Subscribers th cORrts
ciRisri CALLER ANA - gn,serhefs iecsl evening
papef
tAEneh w 4 nATrS
awern AZ end ssDs,rb,a h,loge ne ,h,a eth i,y ~
February, 1873
o O wmoiir' Notary Public Nu,eos County rcxss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

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AZ he TAI ywp wi & record nv
nsr@ represent 70 som
scan The tm mwmb 5m
Nc
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
ETHICS OF sPooNiNo.

generation ago standard books on
social etiquette were advertised in all
OF the papers and magazines, offered
for sale in all OF the book stores, and
eagerly sought and read by all
thoughtful young people. The safe
and sane teachings OF these books
have been replaced. by magic. by the
suggestive and socially dangerous
teaching of sentimental and semtim-
moral picture post cards. moving pic
lures and sensational novels. That
young people have received much of
their social training from these
sources is most unfortunate. This 10
the only book of its kind But recent
ly from the press. It is having a phe-
nomenal sale. II should be read by
every young man and woman. and by
parents as well. Paper. prepaid. Ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
SINGLE STANDARD EueENIcs

This is the authors latest. greatest
and best book-his MASTERPIECE
Il occupies an unoecupjed place in the
book world. having neither predeees-
sor nor competitor. II deals With tho
age-long Inconsistent system OF so.
esal ethics-the double standard OF
morals-as n potent factor in modern
race degeneracy and with a consist
ent single standard OF morals. as n
means OF race betterment. II Is de-
stined TO be a great value in the train
INK OF children in the home. school
and Sunday School. TO revolutionize
many OF our ethical and social codes.
and to be a potent factor in the read
tustment OF social. moral and political
justice between the sexes. II Is of In
estimable value to all aspiring young
people in the building OF character. to
parents and teachers in the training
OF children and To all who are active
ly engaged in social. reform and re-
ligiOus work. II is charming. instruc-
tive and inspiring. Cloth. prepaid.
15c; paper. soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
AGED TOLLKEEPER ROBBED
BY DARING HIGHWAYMEN

they had HANDKERCHIEF over their
faces. Due 10 the fact shat this very
busy bridge these nights. the oOidness
Of the arair has almost startled the
police.
Police Become Active.
All Of the plain clothes men In the
city were working on the case until
this morning. A police dragnet was
also thrown out. but had not caught
anyone a. a late hour this morning.
The fact that Trishler could give no
description OF the men. makes IL
doubiy hard for the police 10 work to
great advantage.
This Is the first hold-up that the city
has experienced for some time. A We'll
known official said last night that ths
presence Of saloons over the river had
made the Island and Ohio river froat
veritable mecca for bad characters.
Il was further said that a number OF
suspicious characters had been seen
loafing about the Island last night.
Trlshler Is about sixty years OF age
and resides with his family out Cald.
wells run Aside from a sewers
bruise on his head. and a general
shai,ins ~ he Is none the worse OF
for his experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
BAR TO. MEET
Ohio County Lawyers Meet This A..
ternoon to Take Action Upon
Death Of Captain Morris.

Ex-Judge Frank W. Nesbltt. presi-
dent Of the Ohio County Bar Associ-
ation. has issued a call for a meeting
OF the bar TO be held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the room Of Part One
OF the Circuit Court This meeting
has been called TO take action relative
to the death of Captain Clifton r.
Morris. prominent attorney. yesterday
afternoon.
Committees on arrangements and
resolutions will probably be appointed
Palibearers. both honorary and active.
Will be named. Captain Morris death
cast a gloom about the court house
yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-12
DEATH OF PROMINENT ATroR.
NEr HAD BEEN EXPECTED
FOR SEVERAL DAYS.
Funeral Services VIII Be Held This
ENenine-Remains Will BE Sent
&c HarrisVille, o.

Captain Clifton r. Morris, one OF the
leading chancery attorneys practicing
az the Ohio county bar. died yesterday
afternoon at 3:25 o'clock at the Ohio
Valley General hospital. where he had
been confined since april y. Captain
Morris death was due TO diabeuc
sores. an ailmCnt similar TO that which
cut short the life OF Judge Charles &.
Newman. II was on the day OF Judge
Newman's funeral that Captain Morris
was removed TO the hospital.
While IL was feared from the first
that Ore captain could not recover. his
friends hoped for his restorement to
health.
Among the professional men OF this
city Captain Morris ranked as one OF
the able and conscientious opponents
of legal knowledge. Captain Morris
death Is the second blow that the Ohio
County Bar association has received
within a month, the first being the
death Of Judge Newman The late
Judge Newman and Captain Morris
were great friends.
The subject of this sketch was born
in the hills of Belmont county. near
Harrisville. February s. 1863. on the
farm owned by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan Morris Many OF his
younger years were spent on this farm
'Religiously the Morris family were
Quakers. Following fast upon this ru-
raj education young Morris came to
West Virginia in 1887 to attend Linsly
institute. From this school he was
graduated in 1883.
His marked ability. his readiness TO
assimilate his studies created favor
able impression both upon his fellow
students and professors. Through
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Born, Monday night. TO Mr. and Mrs
George PetticOrd. OF High street. a
pretty baby daughter. The younf
lady has been named MarJory Eliza
beth.
Mrs. Goldie Carlton. OF Mt Gnead
o.. Is here for visit with her uncle
Eli Mcknight. and aunt. Mrs. Jennie
Stephens. OF this place
4 number Of GAINESVILLE people arc
Witnesses before the special session
OF the Belmont county Grand jury. AT
81 Clairsville. today.
Mrs VIII sheppard. Of Bethesda
was visitor here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Emmor r. Morris. Of
South Broadway. are home from few
days stay ~ Columbus.
Willard. the little son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Morris. OF Hunts avenue,
IS recovering from a recent illness.
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CLIFTON E. MORRIS
DIES In LOCAL HOSPITAL

of which Major Jack Glass was cap
tain. After Captain Glass was named
Major. Lieutenant Morris was made
Captain Morris. hence the title.
An Able Lawyer.
Politically Captain Morris was a
Republican, being strong advocate
of high protective tariff. When the
campaign for high tariff was so strong
some years ago. Captain Morris
stumped the county in its behalf IN
his legal career. Captain Morris was
quite successful. He might be termed
a silent attorney, his work being more
In. deciding legal questions arising
from difficult suits. His name Is
known on the law rosters OF the Unit
ed States Supreme court, one suit in
which he obtained a fee OF $4,000.
He possessed high judicial tempera
ment, and had reasoning powers OF
marked degree. Captain Morris had
an enviable disposition. At one time
Captain Morris was member of the
Pythian order but he allowed his mem.
bership to lag. He was not a prepos.
sessing man, and for an attorney his
presence was not seen about the court
house a great deal
Captain Morris was married two
years ago to Elizabeth c. Morris. a
widow. Since that time they have
been residing at No. 1871 Lind
street. The widow survives Mr.. Nor
ris. He is also survived by his par
ents and one brother. Ohio, OF Mt.
Pleasant. o.
Funeral services over the remains
OF Captain Morris will be held this
evening at 1880 O'Clock at the Bert.
schey Undertaking parlors, No. 1O4
sixteenth street, near the corner oil
Jacob and Sixteenth streetH Rev. r.
Z. Brininstool and Rev. II. b. Bowden
viii have charge. Thursday morning
the remains will be taken TO the old
home at Harrisville. o.. where they
will be Inferred in the family burying
grounds. Representative of the Ohio
County Bar Association will attend
the services tonight. which will be
public.
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Probate Court.

Estate of Addison NJ. Todd. de-
ceased. letters testamentary granted.
Guardianship OF Samuel Harris ct
al. minors. Guardian appointed.
Estate OF Rudolph L. Hopkins. de-
ceased. Account filed and notice or
dered.
Estate OF Amelia Hudson. deceased.
Account filed and notice ordered.
Estate OF BENJAMIN Phillips, de.
ceased. Inventory lied and approved.
Estate OF Laura A. McDonough. de-
ceased. Proof of publication Of notice
OF appraisement filed.
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE


Transfers.
ST GAINESVILLE. o. May IL
The following realty deeds we're trans
ferrod In the recorders office yester
day.
y ". Watt % al to II. NJ. Woodland
land situated tn GAINESVILLE.
Katie Rochus and husband 90 Alfred
W Hell. land On Martins Ferry. $500
Alfred Hell ot ux. 20 George W. Hell
land in Martins Ferry. $500.
Calvin Pollock 90 Antono Stranges
land iu Union township. $3.50.
Vcrna Jenkins and Pearl jenkins q
Lawrence Clary. land On the village OF
Uamcsvillc. $500.
Carl g Randall and Susan r. Ran
dali 60 Joseph Teunyson. land 90
bridgeport
John s Cochran and wife 10 Pred A
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RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS AT MS
POST LAST NIGHT
BY BLOW.
Police Work All Night But Fail 70
Discover Any Tangible Clue ssto
Identity Of Robbers.

A. George Trishler. aged toll keeper
on the West Virginia Side OF the Act
nayllle bridge over the back river was
standing IN his box last night at the
bridge. two men rushed upon him.
knocking him down and rendering him
unconscious. They then proceeded 70
take all the money about the place.
amounting 10 about 81
Some time afterwards. persons
crossing the bridge vert 10 the toll
window to pay their bridge tolls. and
found the keeper lying on the floor.
With the aid OF a little water he was
revived. and as soon as he was re-
heved from duty. Trishler went TO
police headquarters. reporting the rob
berry.
He could give no description OF the
men who worked the hold-up game.
He was not sure whether they were
masked or not. although he believed
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Donaldson Funeral.

Quiet and impressive funeral serv-
ices viii be held this afternoon at 2
o'clock over the remains of the late
w. II. Donaldson. who died early Mon
day morning. The services will be
held at the family home. No. los
South Huron street, in charge of Rev.
w. c. Hartinger. pastor OF the Thorn
son NJ. T. church. The pallbearers
will be relatives of the deceased. as
follows: W. II. Pfarr. Roman Dobler.
Harry Hunter. F. w. Donaldson. G.
f. Donaldson and W. c. Donaldson.
Interment will be made In Greenwood
cemetery.