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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-07
BEETOWN.

,p-cial Correspondence to the Herald
Mrs. VIM. Noble was taken to a
sanitarium at Milwaukee, Saturday.
Abe Patch and Dave Balentine, of
Bloomington, were in town, Wednes-
day.
Joe Behlmer and Grace Gates were
married at the home of James
Gates the latter's father on We'd
nesday of last week. After the
wedding they went to Cassville and
took the train for Stockton, III. They
returned home Friday evening. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
Miss May Pascoe and Miss Maude
Franklin have taken possession of the
Farmers central Office, of this place.
Holl Stephens and wife were Lam
caster callers, Tuesday.
Adam Dargis has a new farmers
telephone in his office; if Mr.. Dargis
is not at his office call at the hotel
Auel for information.
The town board met Tuesday to
audit their books for the past year.
Preston Hayden has bought the
building now occupied by Tim Taylor.
Ray Throne, of Duran, Wis,
is the new butter maker, is now in
his position.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy HorsefalI, of
Lancaster, were callers Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Metcalf and Mr.. Geo.
Metcalf have bought the John Smith
farm.
Lonis Kraut and wife called at the
home of their son Elgie and wife
Friday.
Master Burdette Rogers AMI Mr.
Archie Beers were on the sick list
last week.
There was large crowd attended
the basket sociable Saturday evening.
The base ball club extend their many
thanks to the ladies for their
pdbLOloSCs
DR.. Kraut reports new boy at the
Floyd Slaght home.
Cord wood and set posts for sale.
Call at Beetown hotel for informa-
ton.
Philo Taylor and wife of Bloom
ington spent Sunday at the John
Taylor, Sr. home.
VIM. Biggin and Archie Chapman
and families were Sunday visitors
with Mrs. Lizzie Chapman.
Jos. KIien and family of Blooming
ton, spent Sunday at the Dave Robin
son home
Miss AIefa Ousdale and Mr.. George
Houston, of Mt. Hope were Sunday
callers here.
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word of welcome. For although
always busy at his trade, when able,
he enjoyed a chat with many of his
many friends. He had been confined
to the house since January, and every
thing that skilled physicians and kind
and loving relatives and friends could
do to alleviate his sufferings was
gladly done. But in purer, better
world than this he will see the
friends he ever held dear.
Mrs. Ida Connell entertained the
Girls Campfire, Friday evening.
Guess it was an enjoyable event,
judging from the laughter. Next
"goo1 time" at the home of Ardyse
Morse, sometime in April.
Mrs. Little entertained the F. M.
S., last Friday aftern on. Quite a
number were in attendance and a
very interesting meeting was held.
Charlie Church passed away last
Wednesday at the home of his brother,
Frank. The funeral was Saturday
from the M. E. church. A very large
crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Koschkee re-
turned Monday from Dubuque, where
they have been visiting for week
or so.
Miss Lulu Adams, teacher in the
County Training school at ManItowoc,
came home last Friday, called here by
the sickness of her Uncle George.
Work on the new bank IS pro-
crossing finely. Most of the material
is on the ground now ready for the
workmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ellis are ex-
pecting to be at home about April 1
from California, where they have
been spending the winter.
Tuesday night is the last number
of the lecture course. Robert O.
Bowman is expected to give one of
his delightful entertainments to be
enjoyed by old and young. This, our
first course in Mt. Hope, has been
very successful and we can hope for
better one next year, with more
numbers.
DR.. James S. Orr and family have
arrived in our midst and expect to
make their home here, where James
will practice medicine with his
father. We sincerely wish for him
success in fullest measure in his new
undertaking.
Ezra Abrams and family are en-
joying a few days visit IN Austin,
MINI at the home of Max Proctor.
The ladies are sisters.
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Best On Earth

Barker's Antiseptic will knock that
ancient and disagreeable odor from
perspiration in Is seconds. Makes
Your feet finer than silk. For sale
by J. L. Bennett-Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-07
PASSED AWAY.

PASSED AWAY.
This community was greatly shock
ed Wednesday afternoon when the sad
news was flashed over the wires that
Mrs. John McKelvey had died at
Mercy hospital, in Dubuque, follow
ing an operation for appendicitis.
She had not been in the best of health
for some time and at intervals suffer
ed severe pains, Tuesday night the
pains came so acute that 4 ply
stefan was called who pronounced her
ailment as appendicitis and that an
operation was necessary. She was
hurriedly taken to Mercy hospital on
the midnight train and at O'Clock
Wednesday morning an operation was
performed. The attending physicians
discovered that she was also afflicted
with cancer of the bowels and that
her death would be a question of
only a few hours. She fingered until
A o'clock in the afternoon and in the
presence of her devoted and sorrow
ing husband and the sister, nurses of
the hospital she peacefully passed
away. Her remains were brought to
Potosi Wednesday night on the mid
night train and then conveyed to
her home that she had left about
forty eight hours before. In the
passing away of Mrs. McKelvey the
community loses a most valuable
woman. She had legion of friends
and many have been heard to say
kind friend and beloved wife and
mother has been taken from US.
She was kind and sympathetic and
those who best knew her loved her
most. She was endowed with a
true Christian spirit and was home
woman, her noblest ambition, her
noblest aspirations were wrapped in
that one word home. The funeral
services were held at the house Satur-
day afternoon and was under the
auspices of local camp No. $50 Royal
Neighbors of America, Rev. F. b.
Burdick preaching an appropriate
sermon for the sad occasion. The
floral offerings were in great profu-
sion and were costly and beautiful.
About thirty Royal Neighbors were
in attendance and each one carried
bouquet of large beautiful white
lilies. The funeral cortege was the
largest seen here for many years
manifesting the high esteem in
which this noble woman was held in
the community where she passed her
entire life. Elizabeth Palliser was
born in the town of Potosi on the
second day of April 1852 and died at
DUBUQUE March 31st, 1915, aged two
DAYS 'ess than So years. She was
daughter of the late Joseph Palliser
and wife, pioneer residents of Potosi.
She was united in marriage to Mr..
John McKelvey, June 29th, 1881.
To this union were born one son
Clyde, and one daughter, Mrs. John
Kuster who with the heart broken
father mourn the death of the dearly
loved departed wife and mother. She
is also mourned by one sister Mrs.
Mary Gibson and several nephens and
nieces and countless friends. Fare
we'll, dear friend; no more will your
cheerful countenance and friendly
smile be seen in our midst; you have
gone to your heavenly rest, but will
not be forgotten.
Sheriff He'll in his official capacity
made several trips to Potosi last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Seaton have
returned from three months visit
at Jacksonville and other points in
Florida.
The Hoodoo Comedy will be pre-
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AROUND The COUNTY
POTOSI.

tai Correspondence the Herald.
MRS. JOHN Nj KELVEY OF POTOSI
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Herald want ads bring results.
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Zt.Mlnpitms ISaiiennerein
Die Sorbereitungrn fir oas Nnniuer-
iarilimSieIt beenoet.

SSnfol9c Der 9lbtDcieuleit oeS Erd.
iiOellteu llno Yi3eprdiioenten. Die nit
elmer gln5abI anoerer WGtgIie6er et.
ner aonoention in Springfielo, o.,
beiipoblen, mltroe bel Der geitri8er1
8eriamnlllng oe5 obigen Beretns
Ser $. $. aobmeid)er nIs temporo-
rer 8oriieer ertpdblt, lpdbreHo Serr
8eorge y. Shrano pie INNER ieineS
9lnttes OILS Setretdr ipaltete Ter
8oritallb berid)tete, 0aB Die @orberei-
tungen iiir oas 9InnIueriuriumsfeit
am Somltag y. SSuni IN better
@eiie getrofien uno gu Gnbe gefiIbrt
ieien ll1b faQS oa5 8etter giinitig 1T,
auf einen groBen @rfoIg ihIieBeu
laiien. Ies 0eiteren tbeiIte Der 8or-
itano ben Wit9liebern nit, oab Reb.
0eiermann, g. s., Die SSeitpreoigt in
Der &apeQe buIteu uirb, lp0brenb iiir
Die 3eremonie Ser 5Iaggenbiiiltng
Rihter @m. 8eogbegan oIs engli'
id,er lrno 0fihter ". a. 9tippert ais
oeutiter Reoner aeluoHnen poroen
ieien. Sfapeiier Worie S6ila 2ei-
term Der 4nitalt, beri6tete, oaB nab
reno oes oerfloiielnn Wonots Die
&inoer Sbereie uno S5acob @iIbeIm,
2teIla, 0targoret lrno @liiobeth
Warbin uufaenommen nuroen, fobdb
lid iest 25S 309linge (132 arobeu
irnb 1876 WGo6en) in ser glnitaIt be-
iinoen. lie ginnabmen Der i6aiis-
taiie beIiefen iif mlf $263.6s uuo
Die ausgaben auf $tS4.91, 10 Sab
nod S7997 an San6 iirb. slls per'
itorber plrben Die WlitgIieoer SSobr
Sbermeper, 1889 9enbIeton StraBe,
2ouis 2otuefanIp. 1869 WsaribaG
9loenue ,uro iSreb. gurbif, RiooIe
Roao unb 0efebad Goenue, genleI-
BET.
3er sislntg oes @ereins giug cine
ioIde oes Spe3iaI.aonunittees oor.
auf in peI6er bie ioIgenben nelteu
Wdtalieber 5itr 9tlfnbare angemeIoet
Die Der @erein ipdter aud
allinabm: Senrp Weltfe, Oscar 8.
SeIb, @m. g. !SeI0. SSobn & Seoroeu.
brod. SSacob =. Monoerp. Gbas u.
Satfe, Bernard Butter, Gbos. @ag.
ner, 5enrp 3uupaIoen, 9bep.
Sbnriot. Sarrp 2iet. Tie Ginuab-
men 6es SpesiaIausifniiies beIieieu
ii6 alf $3S.25
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Satpnia Nenneit.

fflr WOntaa iiub foIgsnSe qferbsn
anqemeloet:
Grites Rsnnen - Selling; A jG6s
riae uno Gitsre; 6 5urlongs: Sarss
ben 103. 2acp qandita 1O5, Soc.
RoIenfielb 1O5, 2uetae Wprois 10S,
GoIe 1O8. GbnrmsuIe 1893. Ranners
10, Grange 10, SiDrep 5oqmdn
10, ghitG 10, Robal 3ed 40, Gel
lopman 112. Star S'gpGn 112, Rip
graaps 112.
3psites Rennen- Selling; 2 ja1s
riae DlaiDsn 5ilies, 5 SurIOngs:
Snnopation los, @milu R. 1o5, 2tttIe
iSairh los, Relie WOGes 105, guip
Soc 110. Sdtlatpr Belle 40, MIriets
9et 10, Spana 10, argument 10,
2ouiie Stone 10, Marp GiteIls 40,
Snondrra no.
Drittes Ecnnen - 9orIe; 3 idbs
riae; l Wleile unt 70 garbs gabinaee
101. 7FIeetabeae 101, @reDile 1o6,
Mortinps 1O7, Mars GaFiop Ill,
Sapib grai0 Ill.
ifiinftes gaennen - Selling; 3siG6s
rige unb dltere; 6 SurIpnss: Carrie
Orme 81, SS5sttbep SO, gladtbOrn
95, 9duaborne 80, 6llutreb 104, 8t
aarrit 107, SSmperator 1O7, StOut
6eart 10S, Charter la.
Seaitss Reuner - 2 iabrigs; 5
Nurlonas: 2uSsi 100, qOppee 100,
9udn o., lo3, 9bOrnpopb JOG, 8ia
ittrber 1o8, sfristp 1o8. Blade Dam
10.
Sisbentes Bremen - Selling; A.
idbriae uno dters; lie Ulsile:
6eln M., 100. 2onqienOp 102. ais
Ian Sob 1o2, Dilo 6oris 102. 2enas
cdal los, qtIIen gribqsputer 106.
@errae StoI LOG, WOderp 107. glcts
1O7. 9roipect III, Sdd aapdrough
Ill. Danbsr Ill, psrmuoa III, SIgb
prinats III.
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gsaeIidliehsn.

3ie 9laitSiiisfc geGcIid,citen sc.
isllifup peraniialtct nm Scniiiag. go.
SUM, aroBes gogelidlieben bas lS.
III DER @eifidite Der gereiHigung, i'm
Sia6lanb @rope. lie gerbcreitllngen
iiIio aus Bette geiroiien imo' aact
2hei!Hcbmern iteben beraniigte Stun.
ben in slnsiidt. Gie aPitaIieoer tretsn
iim YES llbr Ioraens am 5eiitage in
Der Mrbciterbnle in uno jieben non
na nuter iloiten Wairibfldngcn bin.
icr oeH ,Sabnen uno nit Dem Stlisen
nad, Oem 9nhnhoi an Der Court Ctr.
bon no ans im 8 llbr bic abinbrt
sum Seiiplnte erfolat. @er ben sln.
itlnb peridlunt, fam 10 wlinlten
Ipater nit oem siueiten grtrnsilg iab.
rem. Gas IN ober bic b6ffte GiIen.
babn3eit, lmb bic Rad5iieler miiiien
bis 1 rsip, i.15 SsadmittagS iuarten.
cbe lDisocr 8iisIe bereit itebel
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III naf5nIeien, bob bic Serieaing
eines Der groben @effliBrobre nnleb.
rere' Wondte IN glniprild) ninuitt.
sSil ben gtiIes Cool MOrfs iab Der
Shreiber bieier 3eilen tp1breil6 oes
ipaniidpamerifmiiiden StriegeS 30
Wi0rierrcbre allf oeIn @eriiit Iicgeil,
Die atf einmal aiisgebobrt iplr0en.
0ieic yfobre iDeroer in einem ioIioeil
Stiid geqSoiien lmb Der Ansbobrlmg$.
bro5eb gebt iebr Inngiam bon Itatten.
3ie genminte ,S1brif bate aber Die
einriftiuig, iim ba5 aitsboDren bon
oreii3ig giobre uui einmal por5nneb.
men, bieielben nlio aud auf einIHal
iertia3nitellen. Gin @eifiiBrobr lit
nber nod langc feine gum albproecn
icrtige adnone.
Dd5 BON ,MlndinerD" ongefiibrte
@eiipieI bon slititralien gibt einen
@eriid)t erbobtes eSntereiie, 6as ipie.
oeriinl 91noe fiir Die gieruoiit1t mn.
icrer Brobritcu ipribt. 9ieiem ge.
riidt 3uiolae icilen oeuti6e Stapitali.
item ben stnfnuf Der Bennington &c.
ipebriabrit, Der grobten inn gan6e,
beabiidtigen, I'M 81 Derbinoern, oaB
oieieI6e 0iiaioncn bon SnnOieucr.
mniien on Die slGiirten Iieiert. Ter
t5coante lit 8u idyon, I'M nahr 3u
Iein oenn ebe cine iold)e ssnbrif er.
lett mare, piiroe Der arieg Idngit
porbei ieiu.
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Ser 8. Natinnalfnnbent
Neiiere an5funii iiber bic 5nbrt snr
8eltausitellung.

fiir bic nit benz Sp.3inl5uge bes
Oeutifameritaniiten Rotionalbunbes
aum 8. 8onpsut unb CUR Deutiden
gDche Der Banana Qusitelung ndf
San Hraneisco reiisnbsn Delegdteu
nnc geiuder bat Or. Gbds. 8.
Wsinsbera q. Qouis, Der goriiber
oss Reiie 2lusf6uHes b.s gunoes,
cine Rsibe BON Ratbi6ldsen suidm.
menasittat uHo oieis, nit elmer qn.
msIoe ; goittarie beigtfiiot, iteben
nun ben @erbdnbsn unb 4asn. ipeIhe
Die Reifs naf San frantisco uui
benz Sps8ial8uge bss RdtiondI6unbes
miimdtsn ipoasn, auf Griudsn CUR
YsrFiiauna.
gstdnntIidl iinbet Der 8. Gonpsnt
o.s RaiiOnaltunbes bonn 2. biz Z.
Quauit in Der 9euti6en Dote Der
pdndmu Qusitsllung 5u Gan 5rdn.
cisco iidtt. Der Spe,ial3ug oss guns
beg fd5rt dm Wontag, BEN 26. Suli,
bon St. Gouis ab, po Iit bic Selegu-
ten ans ben Siins. Gits unb Weittels
Siuaten trsffeH. 8eleaaten Der melt
lidm unb rorSpeitIitsn Staaten
itIiebtn iia in Sauias Giip uno in
0snper an.
Or. Q1sinsbero pis6t be,arnt. Bag
isosr shsilnehmsr an Der R.iIe Tt
in Der Siabt feinss Bchnfses siu
Sur6fahrt sidst nna San Gran.
cisco tauft. ieboh bort nur fir ben
Stlafraasu ra3 ct. oouis b.sablt.
Die S9afpaaen Reieroirunasn oui
BEN Spssin!luge ron Ct. 2ouis nd6
Son Nrantisco psrSsn bonn Reiies
gusi6ub asmaft ilno iiuo in 81.
gouis ~ bsaablen. 2luf Der Qnmeloes
tarte mub dna.geben fperben, ob Elm
9eit i'm -Stanbarb SIstper" obsr i'm
.1curiit SIseper" aefpiinicht fpiro.
1urtfdhri 5idets aasr in Ct.
9ouis miinScnben giisn6abnsn iino
uui benz SpesialSug siiItig. g6enio
lam bic Riidia6rt nit irgenb elmer
BON Gan Hrantiseo nusashenbeu
Giisnbahn asmaft fpsrbeu. Die Rel
isnben miiiisn iih iebo4 bariibsr Dor
BEN aauisn bes 0urhiabrt 1idsts
ifIiTiia tperoen. oenn bic Giisnbnbn,
nit pel6er lie bic Ridfabrt su ma
tsn piini6en. mub b.im &aufsr bes
5idsts ons.asben ipsrber. Der Reiiss
glusiduB er,pfisblt sur Riidiabrt bic
Sanin Hs Giisn6ahn. neil bieie ben
gsIud1 BON Cos anseles, San Diego,
gaidbern unb anber,n Sidbten in
Californian. arisond urb Rem Neri.
20. iotpie bss Doismiie parts uno ess
@ranb Cannon asiiattst.
Ssm Rattle BON Or. Wsinsbers
iolasno, ioIlen in alien srObm StdSs
ten bic Durhfdbrt 2idets in elmer
b.fiimm.su Sidst Office astnuf! ipsrs
ben. neil es bdbur6 BEN giisubabnsH
erm6alidht piro. ben Reiienoen Sp.=
aial ShlafpaSsn CUR gsrfiisnns gu !
iteqsn.
Sdlisblia fcrbert Or. BeiRs6rs |
nuf, In ieoer Gtdbt reht trdftie fir |
ben geIut oss aonpsnts unb Der
Dohe Der Banana nus
iiellnnd su aaitirsn. tpi. bies ia berstts
I'm W2drs in sinsm aufruf Sss 9ors
Tianbes bea Rationnlbunees aeitebeu
IN. Gs pirb ierusr barauf auinerts
lam aemaht. bdb nur nit sinsm Wuns
BAT anssmeiSete 9elesaten uno Dele
,dtinnen am aOuoeHt uno an ben
apnpents SeItliateitsn tbsiInsbmsn
'Gnnen.
GinfhIGaias aitttratur IN bonn 3ens
trdt giiro bes Raiiondlbunbss. 419
Walnut Strabs, gbilaospbia. pd.. su
5eaieben.
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Ter 4pnlnaiidle @artcn.

I'm 3oolosiihsn 9arten tonserttrt
iebt Gerulos adpsas uno tGgIih fius
BEN apei aOn3erte bel itsts per1ielus
ben pro9rammen itatt, Die Gdpeae ii
gut einssipieIt unb bic pro9rdmms
limb NIT tiinItIcrii6sm @eihmud Sls
IammenoeItellt uRo psroen in muiter.
aiiltiasr Beife bur6geiiibrt. Dds
alubbaus III fir Diners uno Sdntstte
beitens eingsri4tet uHO aa4e uno
aeIIer Iinb pOrSiisli6 Gin aabarets
Srio Iorgt fir lntsr3aItuus. Der
3ooloeiI6e 8arten prungt iebt IN
berrlihItsm 9riin unb bic I9ieriamm'
lung IN rsiaer alb j..
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geris6lter selbitmorSucrindl.

Der 30idbrigs Gl,itri.sr 0dpip
@driisIb, Der I'm StaHoarb Sotel los
sirte, nahte s.itsrn 8ormitias aus
gerspeifIung iiber Idnsere arbeitslcs
iistsit ben @sriu4. isiuem aebsn eth
eRbs Su berei.en, iHetm sr sine Gnans
titdt Strn@nin Su iiCb ndbm. Gin
dnbersr 9dit bes Sotels, Sds. Wlcs
Guire bsmertts baB GtIbebene uno
benn6riftiste bic gcIi5ej, tpel&e oe,I
qsbsRsmiibeR naH bem ScIpital f6dfs
fen Iisb, no bis Mossnpumps ihu bdlS
aubsr Gsfabr bro4ts.
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iit SIT Der geriamnliulg
an Ionnerstag ein3ufiroen.
Gor Der @erta9rtng iplrroe Elm ge.
ihIlB aefoBt. bab Der glltsifub iif
his auf 8eiteres ieoeSmol mad ser
regelm0biGen SiBunJ Der SilfsgeieQ,
idJait DerialnmeIn ioQe, ipenn nid,t
auBeroroentIide Gei6Qite Die Ginbe.
rrfitng eilter Spe3iaI.@erianmlung
notGpenoig MAIDEN.
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!3Sssrn Sis nihi. S,nben sic iess.
mir p,rbsn Sbr.n Ramn uuo
eibreii, auf bic S4ndtsI ifreiben nnb
tisi,lbs icfort an bic 2lmerican yiatic'
iIal Rtb Grob SOeistp i.rbsn. ipsld.
biz Sha4isI nad gsati6Ianb psiters
teiSrbtrt.
Toiis. = WenH Sie msbr als cine
Gan6isl isnben ipoIl,h 70 lts.n Sic
,in.E gsiras CUR Rsa bon SOC fit ieSe
5&dtitl bsi unb mir iuerbsn 70 pisl
ienbsn ipis Sis piinidtn. ban abrsI'
lire alIs Brief. an bas golis6lati. Dor
226, Gineinnati. Chio.
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glOblid,sr Sob.

Der 42id8riss SEQ. aieismepsr, 10.
IT on 2ibsrip Strabe pobubdft, ipur.
be aeIiern@prmittas bon ieinsm Sauss
eenoiTen antbOup aub uIs 2.ifs Tn
Bette aefunben. Coroner Josrtm.ps-
nabm bic leiGsni4du Dor uno IslIt;
siltn Sersfsblsr ala acoeSaIia&e fsit.
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Tic a,crmun6eten nri alien
Shldt;tie!oern baben our6 MnnScI
en- bitten Sadlen 8u leiSen.. Sic ia.
ben cs Hotbiger ais @clo.
Sdlreibcn Sie Ssbren 9tnmen inO
sltreiir ani ocil iniepiiebenOen Gou.
pem. iflicbcn Sie 80 Gents in Bot.
lunrfen oSrr 8eIo ciu unO bringcn
aoer Iruben sic SasieI5e an bas
.GncgnHatirr g;otfstiatt::" /, i227 SSiitt SSit
Sicbtntc StrnBe.
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Ttr Berid]i foutbe bdntenb ent9ts
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i6ente uRb perionlife 0ieHiie seboIa
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Saie.Sau.
Die Qeiitunasn Der .gfebs" felt hem
geainne Der Saiipn. 9eitriges
Spiel nit ben .RieIsn" burt Rea
gen obne gnti6eiOung besnoet.

Dem geitern bonn Pationalliga,
6Guptquartier beroffsntIi4ten, offis
3iellen geriAte iibsr bic 2eiitungen
Der a6t Stubs fnb bic IOlsenben Ros
tiaen ii6er uniere ,Rebs" entnommen:
Inter ben 10 Der 168 Spieler Der
2iaa nit sinem Yru8entIab BON 300
guntten in 3reffsrn (unb bariiber)
befinoen iih bic foIgenbsn .Rebs"
6Iarte. ais gtertsr. nit 341 pro, ;
@rob. aIs Siebenter, nit 329
pro. llno ailifer, als 8 NJ Sitter,
mil 80 pro8ent.
Sn 2lnSabl DON seii6erten SrefTern
itebeu bic .Rebs" ais Griter Der
adt Slubs nit einem pro3entfas bon
263 pun.ter. unb in Der i5elbpsrtbeis
biaun9 als Drittsr nit einsm BRO
aentfaB Don 957punttsu; in mebrbdii.
gen sreffsrn be6aupten bic rRebs"
ben britten pIab auf Der Rangs
Iifte nit einem 9lrosentiaB Don 367
Yun,tsn; unter ben 5ebn leitenben
2Gufe @epinnern befirbet fib 2ea6
als Stebenter nit 25 2Gufsn
unc untsr ben aehn lsitsnben Bale
bie6eu Der !6duptIins 9eracg aIs
9ebuter nit 8 OiebftGblsn.
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9u bem geitrigen srItsn SpieIs elmer
pisrtdQigeu Serie 3ipiften uniereu
.RsOs" unb ben Ren gcrter rRieien"
i'm bieiiaen RsOlanb Sielb batten Ith
ii6sr 10000 3uidausr einsefuHben -
Elm 8epeis, baB bic Rem DOrtsr
. Rauhbeiner", R troB i6rer ME
orieen StelIung auf Der Rungliite,
ibre 2lnsiebunastruft riht perIoren
baben. Su oem Spiels funsirten ais
8uttsrie fir Cincinnati Der Shleubes
rer S6neiber uuo Sanger Glarts sez
cen 5,srenu rsTp. Mspers fir bic Seq
ner. Wdhrsnb Der Isbten odlfte oes
8. 9anQes ieBts Elm beftt1er Resenfal
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8ah trieb. Rad 9srIauf Der Dprges
ihriebenen 80 Wttnuteu, ertlGrte
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.Rebs" i6on 2 2duie geerntet urb
ben Sieu augsnihsinIih in Der Saide
6atten. Die .Rsos" battsu 4 Sreffer
lrS teinen SSeblsr auf rem apntp ges
1en l 5reffer uuo 2 Tshler Der Ries
ZEN. Dis Shisbsrihter funsirteu Die
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tauut tiihtigItsu Der QisG.
Refultdto oer Se frieen
Spiele.
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Rem Oort 900 0
(9Regen enbste SpieI.)
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9a in Qittsburg teiue Sonntdgss
Ipiele erluubt Fns, tOnnten bic cOrtis
aen ,gJiratsn" unb bic 9bilobelpbiaer
oudter" qeitern Der gube pfls9en.
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! sliuHb abiOrbireube gaumfpou..
2 Gass ganbdgen.
4 pddsit asia!t.ts gas.
! Dole aSbeiip. pfIaitsr.
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13. 3uii 10 alHsn6eiianb 1865
Gis9sritis rDurben sutsehsiben auo
benz prototol siHperleibt.
Der Grttae bss Daiiens
fetes.
Der 5iRanjI.trstGr ,5err aihrt
gfintsnbers,r uutsrbreitete aud isiRsn
iJinan5 56eriti iiber ben ertras oss
0aiIenisiiss am 8. Suni. Der ii6 aui
bic duberorosntli6 5ufrieo,uiteusure
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uno siudr:
2tn ben GinSdrgen tolIsttirt 5 406,82
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