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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23

week when he caught a trout in Mink
brook which measured Is inches in
length and weighed one and one-quar-
ter pounds.
The Walk-Over Shoe for men and
women sold by Bundy and Amey, st.
Johnsbury, has just been awarded
the Grand Prize at Panama-Pacif1c
Exposition.
Mrs. George A. Balch and daugh-
ter, Christie, returned from Johnson
on Saturday where Miss Christie has
been attending the Normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vachon have moved
from the West Neighborhood to the
tenement in Dan Dodge's house.
The seven-months-o daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hartshorn Of
Fitzdale died on Sunday after a short
illness from pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole, the Misses
Ruth Cole and Maxina Colby went in
their car to attend the graduation ex-
ercises of Montpelier Seminary last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stuart
also went by rail to Montpelier.
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PeaCham
Great Exhibition of School Work On
Graduation Day-PersonaI
Notes.

Notes.
(Mrs. w. S. Sanborn, Correspondent
The graduating exercises of the
district schools were held at the town
hall Friday afternoon June 10. The
schools all exhibited specimens of
their work on long tables in the hall,
some of which was especially fine.
The following program was given:
The picnic song, Corner school; pray
er, Rev. T. A Carlson; remarks by
Supt. Harvey Burbank; Washing
Song" Ewells Hollow School;
whispering Bill" Guy A. Halcrow;
"The Auctioneer," Anna M. Lamb;
''Stick To Your Bush" Dean u.
Rowe; folk dances (a) 81 See You, >"
OBJ How Do You Do, THE Miller
Of the Dee" Gordon G. WEIGH; wei
come, Sweet Spring" South Peach
Little Child Shall Lead Them" Arch
N. Craig; 1.-The Land of Our Birth,
and valedictory, Shirley M. Goss;
song, "The Bee" Corner school; pre-
sentation of diplomas and address,
Rev. Roy E. Green; holiday song,
South Peacham school; benediction,
Rev. T. A Carlson. The pupils grad
uating were Shirley M. Goss, Guy A.
Halcrow, Arch N. Craig. Especial
mention should be made of the sing
ing of the three schools, Corner,
South Peacham and Ewell's Hollow
under the teaching of Miss Grace
Blake. 1t was much enjoyed by all
and showed what an excellent thing
music is in the schools. In the tent
caterpillar contest the South Peach
am school destroyed 1900 egg mas
ses or nests. The Corner school
stood next with 1,431. The others in
order were Ewell's, 1886; East
Peacham, S12; Penny street, 555;
East Part, $50; North Part, 260;
Green Bay, 100; South Part, 20. The
total destroyed in town was 6,464
making the number of individual ca
terpillars destroyed 1929, 800, tigur-
ing 200 eggs in each mass, according
to the estimate of H. L. Bailey of
Bradford, state agent in charge of
insect suppression.
The M. E. social at Frank Chan
dler's Friday evening was attended
by a good crowd and all enjoyed
fine time.
A nine-pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Clark,
June 10.
The operetta "a Trip to Europe"
and box supper to raise money for
singing to be taught in the school
will be given at the Ewell's Hollow
school house Friday evening, June
rs.
James Allen, who has just grad
uated from Johnson Normal School,
is at home.
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Specifications

TRANSMISSION-Slidingg gear, selective type, three
speeds forward and reverse Heat-treated nick
ell steel transmission gears. Clutch gear and
sliding gear shaft running double annuar
ball bearings; counter gears running on bronze
bearings.
DRIVE-Direct to spiral bevel gears in real axle;
nickel steel, heat-treated propeller shaft fully
enclosed, running on annular and double row
ball bearings. Diferential gears, double heat
treated nickel steel. Universal joint relieves all
driving and torsional strain by universal bearing
OF BUICK design on 'front.' end or third MEMBER
BRAKES Emergency, internal expanding; service,
external contracting Very effective and posi-
tive, but entirely eliminating dragging and grab
bling; anti-rattling; easy adjustable for wear.
STEERING GEAR-Left-hand drive improved type
with one-piece housing; semi-irreversible; split
nut and worm type; fully adjustable; ball thrust
bearing; eighteen-inch corrugated steering
wheel with inserted spider; special design horn
button located in center of steering wheel.
CONTROL-Friction-re retained spark and throttle
levers top of steering wheel Independent
foot accelerator and muller cut-out Pedals for
starter service brake and clutch; levers for gear
changes and emergency brake conveniently To-
Gated in center of body. Center control
FINISH-Handsomely painted. Model D-44-
Body and Hood, delft blue; Chassis, Tenders and
Skirts, black Wheels Vermillion with black
stripe. Model D-45-Body and Hood, blue black;
Tenders, Skirts and Chassis, black; Wheels, dark
green with black stripe. Deep cushions, luxuri-
ously upholstered in genuine black leather over
curled hair and deep coil springs. Running
boards and floor boards oil treated, lineoleum
covered aluminium bound.
STARTER-The Delco sin gle-unit system Of cleo
trical cranking, lighting and ignition as an inte-
grail part of the motor, complete with combina-
ment board
STANDARD EQUIPMENT--New-s tyle, double-bulb
electric headlights, controlled by switch on in
strument board. Current supplied by Delco SELF
generating system in connection with large stor-
age battery. Electric tail lamp. Combination
electric instrument board and trouble lamp with
extension. All lamps black, nickel trimmed
motor-driven electric horn; high grade speed
ometer; robe rail and foot rest touring car;
one extra demountable rim; front and rear IL
cense plate hangers; style adjustable tire
carrier in rear on Model DAB space provided
for extra tire and rim in baggage compartment
in rear of body on D-44; complete set OF tools,
including jack, pump and tire repair Kit; high
grade mohair one-1nan top with style inside
operating side curtains folding under top; dust
hood; style rain-vision yentilating wind
shield mo allowance will be made for any part
of standard equipment omitted by customers
order.)
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Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove

Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them With The Othine Prescription
This prescription for the removal
of freckles was written by a promi-
nent physician and is usually so sue
cessful in removing freckles and Civ
ing a clear, beautiful complexion that
it is sold by w. B. Eastman or any
druggist under guarantee to refund
the money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of othine and re-
move them. Even the first few ap-
plications should show wonderful
improvement, some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for
the double strength othine; it Is this
that is sold on the money-back guar
antee.
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graduating exercises of the Agricul-
tural School
Several from here attended the box
supper at South Cabot Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Barr were over
Sunday visitors at S. c. Harding's at
East Fairfield.
Dan Newton has finished work for
G. A. Drew and is moving his family
into Herbert Houghton's house.
Arthur Reade was a recent visitor
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Reade.
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BoDY-D-44 Roadster type; stream line body and
hood, with deep cowl and instrument board.
BODY D-45-Five- passenger Touring type;
stream line body and hood, with deep cowl and
instrument board; extra seats and doors.
with 8 7a Inch drop with exceptionally deep side
members.
SPRINGS Alloy Steel double heat-treated front,
semielliptic; rear, Buick Special floating cantil-
ever, " inches wide and Al inches long.
FRONT AXLE-Drop forged I-beam section with
integral yokes, drop forged tie rod ends and
steering spindles all double heat-treated. Front
wheels fitted with extra large cup and ball
REAR AXLE Full-foating type with double row
ball bearings throughout. In the full-foating
type of axle the weight of the is carried
the housing, the live axle shaft simply trans
hitting rotation to the rear wheels The driv-
ing pinion and ring gear with which it engages
the spiral type, specially cut, insuring unus-
ually smooth action and reducing friction.
rims. Extra large hub fanges and twelve heavy
TIRES-32"x4~ Non-skid on rear wheels; plain
front.
WHEBLBAsE-115 inches
TREAD-56 inches GO inches if desired).
MOTOR-Three-poin suspension unit power plant;
six-cylinder, four cycle, Valve-in- Head type.
Cylinders, semi-steel; four bearing crank shaft
with bronze backed bushings and die cast babbit
Innings. Exceptionally large bearing surfaces.
Valves, tungsten steel; valve mechanism excep-
tionally quiet. Noiseless ball end adjustable
push rods working in ball socketed rocker arms
with felt oil retainer Develops 40 horse power.
COOLING Water, circulated by gear-driven cen
trifugal pump bolted to crank case. Nickel
plated inlet and outlet water manifolds Radi-
ator style cellular type with large water
capacity Pressed steel fan running noise
less bearings, fiat belt driven from cam shaft
pulley center distances of fan pulleys easily ad-
justed to take up stretch in belt
IGNITION-Jump spark; current supplied by i'm
proved Delco system, which also furnishes cur
rent for electric lights and for the electric crank
ing device; combination hand and automatic
spark advance.
CARBURETOR-Aut float feed with concen-
trio float, supplied by auxiliary gravity feed
system from 16gallon gasoline tank
suspended from end of frame.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES contained, constant level cir
culating splash system, with distributing pipe
cast integral with crank case; oil circulated by
gear pump; special flush sight feed on instru
ment board
CLUTCH-Extra large leather-faced aluminium ad-
Unstable cone of special design Expanders I'M
der leather to prevent harsh action. Controlled
by brake insuring quiet and easy gear shifting.
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Mrs. Douglas B'ackador and son
and Mrs. Jane Weeks Of Danville
spent Friday at Mrs. Eta Daven-
ports.
Harry Young and G. d. Morse
each have lost a valuable cow recent
ly and Walter Abbott laid away his
old horse, Dick
Mrs. Eta Davenport spent Thurs
day at Peacham.
Mrs. Flora Abbott went to Hard
wick Friday to attend the gradual
ing exercises. Her daughter In ~
accompanied her ho:.4L
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Mission Notes.

Arrangements for the open-air
services on Sunday evening through
July and August are about COM
pleted. The music for these SER
vices will be under the direction of
F. H. Brooks and S. d. Atwood;
and the fact that Mr.. Moody is COM
mittee on speakers is guarantee
that we will have the best. Watch
these notes for time and place of
meeting and also for list of speakers.
I. G. MARSHALL, Supt.
Tel. 317-R.
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EAST CABOT

(Mrs. VIM d. Barr, Correspondent
For the term of school just closed
those having no marks were: Harry
Houghton, Cleora Kelley, Ruth Aus
tin, Hazel Abbott, Isabelle Daven-
port, Marion and Maude Morse
Those having no marks for the year
were Harry Houghton and Isabelle
Davenport
S. A. Chandler and his friend, War
rem Walker of Cabot, drove to Lyn-
don Friday morning to attend the
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8Ieiae VoIi3einadp pridbten.

Gin ginbre9er ftattets in Der
9a4t bonn Woniag gum Disniiag ben
Rdumli4teiisn Der art Drp CLEANING
Co., go. 8 @eit Wii9en apenu., einen
unssbttsnen geiuh ab unb lisb $50 IN
4aar, S1mudia9en I'm Wsrib bon
$155 unb Dsridiebens al.iber, baruns
ter ein selbieibenes, mitseben.
Srau Marp Tiabtrtb, g1o. 1S
@eit GO. Sirabe, Carthage, ipphnbaft.
melbe!e seitern Der poIia.i. hab ibr
aus ibrer Wobnung cine 5aIhenubr
I'm Wertb bon $25 geiioblen purbe unb
CAB 5u sleider 3eit ben Ramen sines
Dtannes an. ben iis i'm 0erba9t bat,
ben DiebitdbI Deriibt 3u baben.
Senrp 8. Samilton, Der pon auss
pdrts bier ausereift unb i'm gappp Sos
tel abseftieesn III. iparbe seit.rn Nats
mittag DOT benz Sauis Ho. Abs gars
Iisis 4pe. bon Sipsi farbisen S5rauen.
simmsrn unb siHem farbissn Strol4
angefalen unb I'm feline In $50 beiies
benbe Baaridaft ipie I'm ieins Sas
idenubr i'm Wertb Don $25 beraubt.
5dmilton melbete fsin 4benisusr Der
poli5si unb CAB cine Siernli9 CUTE Be
f4reibans ieiner 4ngreifsr.
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Sebenssefdbrli@
gsnrSe seitsrn Der Gleftrifer Gowaro
8iIser bel einem SturS perIett.

Sn nabe5u boffrumg5loiem 3u.
itnno liegt gegerrp1rtig Der 23 Sabre
aIte @leftrifer goparb @ilger, Don
9to. 257 g9eitner Strabe, i'm Itabii.
iden SoipitaI on 9erIeslingen bar.
uieoer. Die er seitern Rafpnittaa bel
einem Stitr, ais Der Sobe oes
fiiniten Stodiperfes oes @ebdubes
Der Sunfe,ibeimer 60, al Der Beef.
iilan Sirabe, oapongetragen bate.
NiIger, ein gngeitellter Der Gebe.
ral glettric Sign Co., mar NIT bem
Srneilern cines elettriiden Reflaine.
idaIScs oil oem @eb1ube Der 2iinten.
Jeinier 50. beihdftiet, oils er aii9eil'
iheinli1 einen gelahenen 2rabt De.
rilbrte unh bierbiird, in bic 3iefe se.
idIeubert tpur6e. Gr iblug porerii
auf ole Selepbonoribte nui uno onnl
auf Sas Strabeirpilaiter Dor Dem
@ebuuoe.
Ger 9erlugIiidte tpairbe natiirlif
nnb Dem itaotiid,eu SoipitaI ee'
braft, no bic Merote eineu Sfnbel.
brud iospie idipere irrere @erleeinl.
gen uno cine Brdnblpuiibe iiber BEN
Iinfen sluae fonitatirten. gtn6 ibrer
9Inii6t oiirfte @ilger faiun nit BEN
Seben baponfoTInen.
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Die aiinfte gtrake.
Die unauiebnIihen UeiddftsidilSe,
iollen bon berielbeu beridiuiubeu.

Die Siinfte Strnbe iou 5u einel
aniehnIid,en @eifGftsitrabe ge,nati
iperbeu, ipenn bic @eidaftsIeiite mii
Die Ssoeen Der g9eit Stiff Street 9u.
iineb Ren's Srrrprooement gIiioeio.
ion eingeben. 9ie @eieQidnft nil
bem Im,gen gaamen bat in ibrer sc.
itern Godprittag i'm @rano Sotel
itattgebabten @eriarnn1luns ben ura!.
ten ScIj. no 9ledidgIbern 6er
4rieg erfIGrt, Die IN Der Strnbe OH
Der Strede apiiden Der 9ine uilb Ser
ssobn Strabe Die 2dben iuib &c.
if,dfte nerimjieren. gs spurben De'
ihliilie aneenonrrlen, iporin Die Se.
id1ftsIeute erflsdt iperben, bic Sdt.
IidfeitsfIedeu su entfernen. Die 0eit.
slieber Der @eiclnf,nft sperben bcn
an6ern NIT gitcu geifpicl poran'
geben.
Serner rmtrben 9eidIiiiIe ange'
nonulen fir bciierc Gtraben. lms
2aberrbeleuftiing Mnb bic 9raetior
so. fol- erfudt iperoeu, bic Sebans.
bile Gars auf Der SIN. iriib Riid'
iabrt iiber Die Siinfte Strabe It-.ier
si Iniien. gs ipiirbe bei6loiIen aud
@riulbbefiser bon Der Siinfteu Str
in ben 8erbdlb nirf5unebmer. mas
bic MitsIieoer5aH iebr baIb ali 15C
bringcn Iuiiroe.
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Gtsentbiimlid,e 0eiHiHte.
@iaiam 9otiun iueiil ausebIid nid)t
'parnm er in suseoIa, Sa., iue.
gen WDrbes Derlanst pirS.
stanS i'm gesriff Sortbin su reiieu,
ais ieine gerbaftnns erfuIgte.

8emt elm Eelegramm, bas Die BE
borben BON Sl,scola, SG., on biz
bieiige Roli5ei sefanot batte, geiterr
et,pa cine balbe Stiiiloe ipater einae.
troften mare, 10 lpiirbeii Die @eboroer
ben SuscoIa oas @eio fiir ber
transport eine5 arreitnnten BON bier
oort1iu, iotuie Die Geiiefoiten mir Der
begleitenoen gcanlteu fir Die SIN.
uno gfiifreiie geipart baben.
Sn Dem GeIegranim tpuroe bic bic
| itge Poli3ei eriit6t, Den as Sabre
alien grieftrGger @iIliam Toticr
bon SuseoIa 81 perbaften, Der lid
bier i'm College Sill Sanitarii,m be.
fanoe, 90 Die @robgeidnporenen i'm
Der erulor6ung ieines Sdrpiegerpa.
ters angefIaet 9dttcn.
0ie Oetefiipes geI uno greiton
iulrroen iofort nad Gingarg Der Se.
pei6e mad, Dem Saititnriiun geianot,
fanSen ieoot bort Ootion nidSt mebr
Dor, oa er et1pa cine @ierteIitunoa
borber Die anitnIt nit Dem genlerfen
perlaiien bate, er moIle itnper3iigIit
nab EuscoIa 5lrritdreiietl. Die Getef.
tires eiIten na3 Dem g. s. unb ..
9alnbof in 9ortTibe iinb fmnbal
bort ai9 tbatid6lhh Dotion Dor, Der
iib bereits cine 6abrfarte nad 5us.
cola seIoit bate uiio boiler llnae.
bulb arf bas @intreffen oes Sugcs
luartete, nit ipeIdeiu er bic Sabrt
alBitreten geSatte.
ytatiirIif ipurbe rr,ter ben ofnpaI.
terlocn llIIftdnoen aus Der Meiie
nidts iuib COTTON iplrbe rlo5 ben,
9etettipburenl gebraht, ipo er in
Safi gebalterl ,uirb, bis elm geonter
BON Suseola ibn abboIt. @ie Cotton
ser EoIi3ei berfiferte, fam er iid)
nidt erfl1rer, tparlnn er Der grmor.
burg ieines 5dppiegeroaters be5ih.
tist pirb. er be1rerfte, bnb am Mon.
taa @berb elm 9eriponoter i'm bon
GilscoIa aus teIepboniit aiifrief uno
i'm Don Der ourH bic @robgeidgporc.
lien erbobenen slnfIage benahrif,
tigte. Sarmifbin bobe er beihIoiien,
,Irper5iiaIi6 mad, Sd,de su reiieH,
Tim in grfabriing gu bringen, mas
eieentIit los iei. Sein Stpieserpa-
ter, oeriiferte COTTON idliebIih, bnbe
iid Dor ciniser 8eit bel eirtein llnfan
DerIeet unb fei bieien @erIesunsen
erIegen.
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Neippprt.

Die 0tiuport Office fir bas Gin.
einnater golfsblatt1 bef;Hbet iid in
9p. 339 yorf Sirahe, seseniiber oem
Gourtbonie, poielbit Ne.iafeiten, Nn'
seigen II. I. iu. bis neun 1lbr abenbs
entsegenssnommeH perben. Sci.
Soutb 2401.
- SeiratbsI8eins Sobn g. Menes
fee BON Cincinnati uno gllma Wt.
Sausr DON 9enepue, &p. - Sobu
Meper BON @Ieranbria, Sp., unb War.
saret Rsinert bon Camp Springs, ap,
- paul gb. isrante iibertrua ee,
tern an 9bereie Srante cine Got BON
45 SUB GrOnt an Der 4}art gDenue in
Cote 8riuiante gu 81.
- Srau gGa $. S9rsps6urp, biz
nabe @lerdnbria pobnt, III geitern i'm
Utter bon 40 Sabren plobli6 asitprs
ben. sSbr @dtte mar Dor einem Sabre
Don einem faIenben Baum getootst
iporben.
- Sdrrp Drate, tpel6er tpeesn
9robbiebitabls gu einem bis orei Sab
rem 3u9tbaus Derurtbeilt pur3e UNI
Z. Wepers, tpessn 9isamis au 3 fuh.
rem 3u9tbaus Derurtbeilt, purben aea
tern nad benz 8uatbaus gu gbbepias
sebradt.
- Yer plumber @sD sgtfher BON
Der @ierten unb Sfabslla Strube, ipeIs
der felt sebn saeen in Der Sail I'M
boftirt tporbeu mar, ipurbe geIiern
entloHen. Sr bate Dor einem
Sabre ben Jarbissn 5arrp Spencsr
setObtet. Sm @crberbOr mar er BON
ber 2tntlase freioeTpro6en lporben.
Die @robsei6aporenen ipel6e fpdter
ben Saa unteriu9ten, ipiefen bic ans
flase ab. Die Dittpe Spsneers rei4s
te segen Slider Johann cine Chill
ildse Elm, in ipel9er iie irfofern err
folereih mar, als ibr bon ben @es
fdporensn cine GntI9dbigung 5um
8etrage BON $25o0 ausdpro4en fpurs
be. Sa giider bic 3ablung unterlisb,
ipurbe er auf 5ebn Sage Der Sail iibers
tpisfeu. @eiiern leiftete er i'm gounibs
serift ben SHiolpeH5eib, tporauf er
bon bem Ridter in Srsibeit gefebt
tpurbe.
- Sm gircuitgeri6t fpurbe eeitern
9lba gfeib bon gilbert 9Rsis seI9ieben.
Sic erhielt sugIei4 bas Re4t. ihren
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Z abtoa amb Selebae.

- WiIliam Nepel, tpel6er anseb'
lid feline Satin mibbanbeIt hateu
foll, tpurbe oeitern i'm Sapton poIi'
s,iasribt su $15 Celebrate psrurtkili
unb auolsi6 untsr 500 Grisbensburg'
i6aft asitsut.
- 9tm nG6iten Sonntaa 9ormittaa
kginnt in Der STRIDE aum 81. Ser5eu
in Bellevue sine Wiiiion Der 5pan'
sisianer. pfarrtr 9incent tpirb bi.
srite prebiat balten. Die erite Wo4t
1T fir bic ffrauen unb bic sipeits
fir bic Wdnner Der Gemsiub. BE-
iiimmt.
Die Dsmotraten Don geneoue
pel6e Sanbtbnten fir ben Shulratf
nominiren pollsn, tommen ni9t ins
riftiae Subrtruiier. Ulebrere auns
bibaien blben bereits erildrt. bdB II,
nidt .mittbun" ipollen.
- Der ssralen @erein Der Gp.
ct. pauls &irhe BON Danton Derali'
italtet einen fog. rRummags Sale,
iuel6er moraen Radmittaa 3 llbr be-
ainnt uno bis gum nd4iien Sdmitda
9lbenb pdbrsn foll. Der 8eriaui
finbet in bem leersn &roger'i9en
Gabsn, 6. unb BERN 4pe. ftati. nc
aud 9aben morasn Rahmittag ent'
segengenomHsl iDerben.
- Der 9abton Stabtrntb bat ben
Stabt anpalt beauftragt, gegsu
bic s. 8. Giienbabn Co., peaen ans
seblider 9eripsrruna Der 8. 2lpenue,
3fpiihen Der DaInut uub 9bornton
Gtrabe, cine &lase einourei9en,
Cine Drbindna purbe ferner anses
nommen. tpelHs bas 5nlten bon
Shpeinen innerbalb Der StdDtgrenasn
rsr6istet. - Rad benz @orani9Iaa
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80 @eitere NDrb eit,tnsea
@erben beute fir Die Wsaiien.9 Demon.
itratiOn nm 20. Cftubrr setroifeu.

gtirf belite gsad,ntittas atpei llbi
bat Serr Chris. Shctt, @robntar'
ihal Der am Jreitag, oern 80. .. Wt..
itattfinoenben Observation-Disclosures
oes lIberalen Clements, cine Der.
famndung alIer Tipilions-ylariddas
uno oereii aiiiitentes naf berl
Saliptaunrtier in Der Central Siiril.
bale eiuberiifch in ipeI1er ipeitere
@orbcreitimgcn fir Die alnlbeebinia
aetroffen iueroen ioIIen. Inter anoe.
rem miro bic 3lriommerieeune bes
Observation-Disclosures, iotpie oieiepise
Der ein5clnen Gipiiionen porgeriont.
men iinb nah ben bereits eiuselapfe-
nen slnmeIOungen 81, idIieben oiiri.
te Die Sorinirung ipeiterer OiSnionen
Siir gfotbpenoigfeit peroeii.
Sn Der gtorb Cincinnati
SurnbaIIe finoet beitte slbenb s
llbr inter 8oriie ocs Oioiiions.Mar.
idaas, Serrn Senrp Soefle cine Der.
iammllulg itatt, in rpelber Die Inter.
abtDeilimgen bieier Sipiiion, ipeIde
rieiige Dinteniionen aiBinlebmen Der.
iprid,t, ieiteeiegt iulb aud Die gIiii.
iteiB. .@ariddie Der eiu5elnen 9iitrif.
te, mic Gorrppille, slponoalc, Clifton,
Ct. 8errarb, Carthage, elnupooo
4Iace, gtoripoob. Ieabing, 2odlano
II. I. 10, iotpie beren 9lbilltanten CT.
nannt Derben ioIlen.
Ger Central 9abor g OH n.
Gil, Der idon IN ieiner porieen 8er.
iannnlitna bci6Ioiien bat, iih nidt
nilr pcIIsdblig 5u betbeiIigen, ionoern
mid ollie inter ieiner seontrolle itc'
benoen Irbeiter. Srsaniiationeu aiif.
5uioroeru, elm @leides 5l tbiuL oro.
ncte in ieiner geitrigcn Sisung an,
Dab bic 2esteren iib ianunt inb ioil.
oers Der 5. Oipiiion iinter 5iibrung
bes Serrn Gbas. StaIf anid)lieben
foIler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-20
Widtise 0ntib beibmng beS
DbergertHts.
5reibriefe fiir 0ffentIide 1strisbs, bi
fiji nnbeitimmts 3eit seipabri
ipurben,
ROnnen su isber 3sit bon beiben Ssiter
getiinbigt iperben.

Columbus. SbiO, 19. SH. =,
Oas issSbersssiibt BAT aul
Osnftag IN einsr Gntfdsibuns anae.
tiinbigt. bob bic Rortb.rn Ohio 1roes
tion G aight gOmpanp ben gstrisb in
Start Gountp einiteIIen miifs.
Der prpseb. Der in folder Wsiie sns
bette mar bon bem GountpanipaIt pors
thus bon @tart Gountp anbdnpia s.s
ma1t tuorben.
Die aompasnie erbislt ibren Grsis
brief i'm Sabre 1892 bon ben GOuiltps
&ommiiiaren unb sipar fiIr isinsn be-
itimmten 3eitraum. Die aompagnis
bsbauptete, bab Der Grsibrief in syolse
befen Elm immsrnabrenber fei. portius
Osrlanste aan5elIiruns Ses iyrsibrisfss
unb er geiuann in allen Snitan5.n.
Durd bife gntideibung pirb Elm
fir ale NAL bas prin3ip sniIdi:bsn,
baB Der Grsibrief fir einen 0ffenili.
den Yetrieb, Der urfpriinslid) fir un.
beitimmte 3sit betpilIist pnrbs. nad
gslieben Don Der aOmpasnis obsr ben
9ebDrben, bic ibn bsiuiIIst babsn, ses
iiinbist perb.n fam. Gs iit biss bon
srObem Snisreiie fir man4e Semeins
ben i'm Siaai, no dbnIi4e Streitfras
gen eriiiiren.
Der Streit stpif9en ben 9sb5rben
Don Stari gountp unb Der FRACTION
COMPANY ipurbe babur9 perurfadt,
bab bic griieren perIansten. bab Der
Jabrpreis BON Is auf 10 Gents berabs
sefebt perotn iOlIte. 2lu9 foIItsn nit
bieiem prsis 1ransierirunssfdsine
auf ale Strabsnbabnlinien in beiben
Stdbien psrabreidi iptrbeu. Sis aoms
pasnis ipeiserte iih, bies 5u berpilIisen
unb Der prOseb mar bic GOlse. DIE
9eamten bss Counties iinb jsst I'M
Stanbe, auf Der GrfiilIuns Der rben
srtpdbuten gebinsuussn gu beiieh.n, Sa
iis Die Grnsusruns bes Jreibrisfs Der
aompagnie psrtp.isHn tOnnsn.
WsbrberiiHe GrplDfpn.