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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-17

The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at Mrs. Stephen Gill,s on April 6. ALI
are welcome.
Mr.. William Caple, of Baltimore.
visited his mother, Mrs. ReDecca
caple. recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Ployd Bortner and
son, Robert, spent Sunday with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
olas Mummaugh.
Mrs. Fulton Payne, of Stewards
town, Pa, and Mrs. Benjamin Bond
visited their mother, Mrs. Mary A.
Roop. and sister, Mrs. William T.
Algire. of Fowblesburg.
Miss Ruth Taylor is visiting rela-
tives and friends IN Baltimore.
Revival closed at Emory on Sunday
last, after having quite success.
Miss Edith Beam spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Fowble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rayer spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob uppereo.
Miss Fannie Leight, of Baltimore,
spent the weeks end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leight
Mr.. Jackson Mummaugh visited his
brother. Mr.. Nicholas Mnmmaugh. on
Monday last.
Mr.. Guy Gaunan. of Sykesyille. and
Mr.. Leslie Taylor visited Mr.. ]. F..
Raver on Sunday.
Miss Warren Cole, of Baltimore.
has returned after spending some
time with her cousin, Mr.. Haden Gill.
Quite few OF our people have at
tended the Billy Sunday meeting In
Baltimore.
The fourth quarterly conference
was held ut Emory last week. A
motion asking for the return OF the
pastor. Rev. II. c. Hall, for another
year, was unanimously carried.
The annual conference will be held
In Washington, d. E., In April.
Mrs. Mary Edwards, of Baltimore,
has returned after spending several
weeks with her aunt, hrs. Henry
StulI
Don't forget the parcel post sale to
be held by the Ladies' Aid Society Mt
the school house. on April |. All are
welcome.
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CALEDONIA.

Mrs. Mabel shipley and daughter,
have returned home after spending
several weeks with relatives and
friends In Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Shipley has gone to
Indiana. where she viii stay some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Wise
Miss Myrtle Murphy has returned
home after spending some time with
hrs. Minnie Hook.
Mrs. Alma Wales visited Mrs. sar-
ali Powder last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Powder and son,
William, spent one day last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Boone, near Pine
Knob.
Mr.. Columbus Parker and son, Les
ter spent Saturday IN Sykesville.
The people around this place are
beginning to work On the new road
leading from Pools schoolhouse to
the State road.
Mrs. Carrie Murphy IL spending
some time with her daughter. Mrs.
Vim. Hartman. OF baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Barnes and
daughter, Ruth. of Louisville, spent
several days with her parents. Hr.
and Mrs. Columbus Parker. last week
| 8tfs anu MT E1tHII NgTlu3o EO31l
Monday In Westminster.
Mrs. I. DuYail and daughters. Jan-
ME and Alyerta, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. ]. ShIpley.
Miss Alyerta Powder spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Myers.
Misa Lauretta ShIpley spent Sun
day with Mss Maggie Murphy.
Mr. Raymond Blizzard spent Sun
day eYanlng With Miss Myrtle Muir
ply.
Miss Edith Myers spent Sunday In
bird Hill.
Miss Blanche Wise has returned TO
har homa in Indiana after spending
several months with her relatives
and friends In Maryland.
Mrs.. Herbert shipiey and daughters.
Eva and Mary. and son. Lawrence,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Mabel Ship
ley.
Misc Berkeley and Ruth barnes
spent Sunday Hith Miss Ethel Parker.
Ars Blanche Powder spent salur-
day evening With MTa. Geo. Hook.
Mr. md Mr.. Arnold barnes and
daughter. Hil1A. spent one day lat
ssek With Mr.. and Mrs. TixIs ShIpIay.
Mr.. Jacob Powder vas In ReatmIn-
SER To- wseE and purchased fne
driving hor9e.
Master krieta Osborn visited Mas
Ter Lester Parker Sunday.
Mise Maggie Murphy visited her
grandmother. Irs. Caroline Barnes.
last week.
Mr. J. {, WALES spent several days
n Baltimore.
hra. Burns has been spending some
Tine 18th her daughter, Ira. Anna
Myers.
hr. J Vim. Barnes spant some time
n Baltimore IzHt week
Mr.. Lewis Myers spent Sunday nth
hIs cousins. the Messrs DELL. mar
bunker
The Aitc Society met Al tho home
81 Mr. and Mr. PaYton Pool Thurs
dsy About y members we're present
Ar. aud M. Jacob Powder and aon.
I'm. spent Sunday IN Gambler.
! hr. md sfTz Wm. Gipeon. danEh-
safs. Wealthy and Lula. and zon.
Holy. Visited Mr. md Ara. Alfred
Upaon. Of shIpioy.
! Ar. m FTIzzeii l. spending some
time IN baltimore.
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H0UCKsYILLg.

Miss Grace Eby IL now the guest OF
Mrs. Charles Zile. Of Hampstead.
Mrg. George Gorsuch and son, Geo.
Jr., Of Mt Carmel. spent few days
of last week with Mr. and Mrs Vim.
srunbine
Mfa. Josephine Harris. who has
been on the sick list for several
weeks. liz nov conYalescing.
M and Mrs. W. H. s. A,lgire, Of
Valley Brook Farm. spent last Thurs
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Fowble
Of Fowflcshnrg
Mrs. Rebeeea O'Nelll died March 10.
At her home In Pikesyille. She lived
about years In HoucksYIlle.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harris spent last
Thursday with their children, Mr. and
Mrs. James NcClarey. OF Cranberry.
Mrs. Vim. Grumbine, OF Myrtle Ill.,
liz nov the guest of Rev Frank Steel
man and vile. OF Sud Brook Park.
Miss Edna Smith spent the past
Saturday and Sunday In Baltimore
She u course went TO hear billy.
The following spent Sunday with
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YNE gsOH.

AIRS : DuyaIl and daughters.
Jennie and Aifer:a= spent Sunday
18th AT and IRE. J. shipleY. Of Gale.
1onia.
The IArklnH Club met - the homo
q Mr. Irving RUB. Most all The
members were present.
Aisa Ruth GypHon visited Hlss
Emily HsaSmHa one day lat week.
Miss Mildred Ward visited Misc Al.
xsrta Powder une day Last week
Hr md Mr. William Boone and
Afs. nazsle barnes spent Thursday
n Gambler.
Masters Reno and Isnoy Ward
visited Master william Powder satur.
day.
Misses Helen zahn and Bessie
brown spent Sunday with Ar. and
.rs. Irving Ruby
Masses Emily BeaHmAn and Mildred
ward md LeIioy Heaaman visited the
niHHez GipHon. OF Caledonia. last
Thursday evening.
Mr. Jones visited friends In Pine
Knob Iast week
/ Misses Emily BezHman aud Hnth
uipson spent Sunday evening Nth
AlAa Mildred Ward
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II4ItlH

John IirandenDur n.ofed from ths
farm. recently purchased By Haltef
Barnes, Of Gambler. from DT Il !
Wells, 10 near MeDonouEh. on Tues
day.
i 10 reported that Henry gscrafI
has bought the interest hold - MT
Tucker In The Thomas farm. - thera
are 20 many rtunorH afloat IN regard
To the transaction. We 10 not feriff
the report
Ir. Frank GnHman Hhils unloading
lumber from his truck II Asbestos On
Saturday last had the misfortune q
having hia left ankle severely injured.
one Of the llgaments being torn apart.
aud II vii be- ; long Time before h
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PATAPscO.

There will be an oyster supper and
bazaar held In the basement of tho
Methodist Protestant Church, Of
patapeeo, on March II and Is. All
are invited 10 attend.
The Christian Endeavor Of PatapHeo
Methodist Protestant church was led
Sunday night BY Mr.. Harry Bowman.
The topic was The Causes Of Failure
In Life" The topic for next Sunday
night Ii Getting Power From Our
Pledge which will be followed by
preaching at o'clock by Hev Clyde
UayenE.
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all = able n operate tHa tTunE.
Re- ! \ Hood Nill preach his lasi
sermon at seE, Oakland before con.
ference which meets NJ Alexandria.
March a.
The EpsuTth League 81 Ses Oak
land IN account Of the Id weather
and condition Of he rozda. do not
hold service for several weeks. but
held service on Sunday night last
with : good attendance NrH !. r
iautsrbach had charge Of the service
o. 7. Phillips lost horse last
week. and has purchased fine mule
Little farm work has boon done
here this spring On account o. the
nnfafnrable weather. Wood cutting
has H.sn II. order of the day.
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Democrats Candidate for United
States Senate, Subject 90 prima-
~ Election Nay 1. 1910. presi-
dent q Maryland Senate 1890;
Head ol Baltimore City LH~ De-
parfment, I003.lo0s; Counsel 20
pubile Service Commission. 1910
1916
PLATFORM The old Jefferson
ian prinslple of equal and exact rights
to all men: reliance for individual
.ell-being upon individual enterprise
and energy rather than upon Gov
eminent patronage; the regulation
(but not the ownership Of The tele-
phone and the railroads by Govern
ment; the highest degree of admin
istrAtive economy consistent with
the public necessities. tariff for
revenue only: the largest measure Of
local self-Roxefnment compatible
With : vigorous national authority;
and an army and navy nnqnestion-
ably strong enough to preserve our
shores and liberties inviolste.
Published by authority Of Carroll
German. Treasurer. fen 419t
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sHRRTAIR.


Some of our folks are suffering
With colds at this writing.
The carpenters expect To erect q
new barn on the farm OF Mr. Levi
Haines rs soon as the weather per-
mitB.
Misses MeIYa Penn aud HIlda
Haines. of Sweet Air. spent part of
last week with friends near Salem.
Mrs. Burgess Penn and daughter,
Melva, spent Wednesday afternoon
With Mrs. Amanda Haines.
Mrs. Donald Miller and Mrs James
Miller spent Saturday night and Sun
day with the formers mother. of near
Bloom.
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bla Os gHS W ~ - SOss
Main and John SIS.
II rs Groceries
L rs COckeFI o. Queens. TIL
Hare M1
II rs GOOD ColIees O. Teas WO
Il rs Rraii's o. less Poal-
m or siOck Remedies
Il rs Chicken feed, 0Tsief II
Shells, Charcoal Or Grii H9Il
Il rs Lamps, ChlmneJs O HUH
Burners
II rs Victor Machines o.
Records I'll
II rs Cigars I'D tobacco IIpll
Il rs Peaches, Prunes Or
galslns
Q.ality Unsurpassed md GuaFantssd.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
FRANK S. STEWART : CO.
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AFTER GRIPPE
Mr.. Pindley Made Strong By Vlnol

Severy, Kans. The Grippe left me
Ia q weak, nervous, rundown condition.
wac too weak TO do my homework and
could not sleep. After trying different
medicines without beneftYinol restored
my health, strength and appetite. Vinol
Is Q grand medicine and every weak,
nervous, rundown woman should take
it"-Mrs. GEO. FNDLEY.
vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic. sharpens the appetite. aids diges-
ton, enriches the blood, and builds up
natural strength and energy.
SHAW DRUG COMPANY
Westminster, Md.
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FARM FOR SALE

A FARM or 245 ACRES, In good
state Of cultivation. 80 Acres in cult
vation. 20 Acres in Pasture with run
ming water, the rest in Timber. "a
New Tenant House Nth rooms. -.
metal roof; large Dwelling House With
new metal roof. new barn 44x7O With
metal roof; pure spring water at house
and barn. This property Is situated on
the Deer Park Road. four miles from
Finksburg. 5 miles from Reisterstoun;
Il mile to State road; adjoining the
lands of David Leialer, Thomas Dell
and Bollinger'a mill property.
Apply to
CHAs. F. ROLLINGER.
mar 10-2m on the farm.
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Prick Engines, Saw Mills
and Threshers.
Deering and Mccormick
Binders, Mowers, Rakes,
Tedders and Corn Bind
ers.
Superior Grain Drills and
Corn Planters, single
and double row.
Oliver, Albright and Buck
eye CuItivatOrs.
Oliver and Wizard Flows.
Team and Buggy Harness.
Farm Wagons of all sizes,
III four different makes.
Oil Engines from | to 10
Il. p.
Just received a car load of
Low Down Corn King
Manure Speaders, will
spread from 4 % 9 feet.
The Famous Hess Spring
Wagons, al styles.
Peoples Poultry and Stock
Remedies.
Just received a New Sup
ply of Northern Grown
Garden Seeds.
Everything For The Farm
Farmers Supply Co.,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
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Tlattbiitsfen a0nisSbaa ndditen
Samftag in Der grbeitrrbane.
Gafieefransd)en.

DER 5rauennerein Der gp. grot
ct. 8auIs Stride (gaitor u. Re
menS) bot Horgen g,adyHlittae Der.
iammIuns. Sm 9tnidlub itebt Elm
aaiieetrar3den, ipeldes bon iplecn
Den 9amen ierpiert ruerben ipirb: s
Tider, e. @rutb, W. @oes. R
SoIlmeper, 8. Sartsneper, W. Sem
pei. 9. Sepl, y. &opper, w. sSrn'
mcnborit, e. Saines, 9. Sung unt
g. &robme. Cine ber5Iide Ginlaounl
crgebt al oIIe IiitgleSer mt
5reunoe.
- Der 5rou.Hperein Der Sdileb
gp. Ref. 0smsinbe periammelt ji9 CUR
gef.lIdafiIi6en llnterbaltuna am
Spnneritas, 27. Sunuar, Ra9mitiass
ppn 2 bis 3 ubr, i'm Shulraum Der
air6e. Die irsunbIih.n @aitseb.rins
ntn iinb bic Dumsn B. 9ausr, 20.
gaumboff, $. Sodelmann, +. gui4.
). 9ubrtas unb 3. gu,rus. Ssbsr.
mann III aufs frsunolihite einsslabsn.
- Der Jrausnpsr.in Der 3ntit.n
Deutiden prssbptsriiden BIRD. a.,
Der 2ibertp Strabs, tp.itIi6 DON b.g
sSre.uan glpe., bdlt feline moHatli6e
gsriammlune am Donns-fias yaa6s
mittas, 27. Sanuar, OBJ. Die Grausn
aopp, Oepalin, Winnss, DabIsr, Dor.
bees unb Saas fsrpirsu ben aaffse.
ollie Witslieber uub iyrsunbe bes Dsrs
eins finb berSli4 singslaben.
= Der Spausnpsrsin Der gpans.
ct. Sobannes Gemsinbe bon Reabins
(Yaitpr pdul 9ourauin) periommslt
iid am Donnsritas Nabmittag bieIsr
Wode 5ur @.rfammluns unb aaff..s
trdnSd.n i'm 9duie BON syrau Geo.
Millsr, Gburt unb Reabins Strab.
in Rsupins. 5OIssnbs Trausn baben
bic Arrangements in SGnotn: Bertha
Widmann, ai5ais Woslsp, 2ouii.
9ramtamp, Gatie Sartmann, Ularia
Stuab, pearl aptins. julia a,odsns
brot uno Grau Sobn Cats.
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Beridt.
Ppipitalfrage
gridlaftigte ipieber Sas Giretturiuu
bes Gteasrsablerpereins.

Gem 0ireftorium Ses SteuerSab
Ierpcrcins gins in ieiner @eonats
liibiing cine Suibrift bon Or. Q. &
ScImes 5ll in ipeIder 0r. Solme!
lid pollig init Dem Dor Ginger 3el
bonn Steuerperein genladren Vor
itlag einMritanben erfIart, oaB N
Ftdbtiihen SoipitaI sIrrangemeut,
fir Die sIufnabme BON sablenoen Ea
tientc.i getroifen mcroen io!lten
@lcifseitis giebt Or. Solmes Den
@unide ausbruf, ipeiter in Der an
gcIegenbeit nit ben Striler3abler
perciu an foitferircn. Hraiibent Hic
man murSe baraufbin ernadtigt, cir
aomnlittee 5u erneunen, oas nit Sr
Snlnlcs 9tiidiprahe nebmen foil.
Bon Der 8einppoo sSmbrpucnleni
gtiiociation log elm Sdreiben Dor, III
pcIhem ac@n bic bonn Staotratl
periiigte @erbreiteri,ng Der Ghallcr
slpeule, iiioIi6 Don DER 8ar6ellsIpc.
proteitirt nirb, neil ans oicier Yer
beiierlng MIR gnu5 penige 8rilnobe.
liter 8ortbeiI sieben iperben, nab
reno Der Staot errbe Soften erlpadj'
| fen. g9ie es feibt, oiirfte ein FroSeb
anGangig gemad,t ipcreert I'm oieIe
@erbeiierltng 81 perbinoern.
Traiioent gtieiHan inabte olri Die
agitation aufmerfiam. Die bon per'
lGieScnen Seiten in Die @ege geIeitet
miro, rnl Sen @iberr,ti bes Gin sro.
'nt Steuergeieses terbei5uiiIbrcn
uno iprah iib gang entidlleoen gcgeii
oieie 9epeg,,ng aus, iuobei CT cine
9nnje fiir bas Steilcrgeies brad.
Die icIgerbeu iet,s lebeilslang.
Iifen imh 32 gcpobnIit,en @iitgIie.
Ger ipltroen o,rfgeTlonunrt:
2ebcnSldilslide geitglieber: BRO.
ieiior 3. 81. Strubbe, 1rau ssuIia 6.
aoIbe, eotporb Sein, 6rau George
Bare, W. 6. 9eit ,ao 5rau gfa.
ibiIbe 8ertpe.
Hcgul1re WitgIieoer: Srau 2ouiid
MuIleH gsi6olas SSebn, sIlcranbcr
Jritia, Sofepb Wubr, O. souff,
George Seiifert, Serlnan sllis. 6rcb.
8usger, Goa SiGner, Soi. .. Dc.
Sitrif, @. 6, Gliner, Srau smelia
6. Clan Sintuis, Gin llbI,
Ssuittna @oeel. ssate Gerrarp. Sbeo.
q. 9ilueger, 9arpreuec Bolarlb, Sabe
9ros.. Charles 9ciiauer, slbcm n.
Weiterfarrp, Rar Rarnier, abe
Zimmerman, German 8. ggiemeper.
Charlotte 6. 0obbs, slnton Braun,
,Sobu Soainger, 5. 6. Meper, Nm.
Srep 2ue e. O. aeiulebp. Senrp
auenbori. Che Golfer Go.
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aIeine psIiaeinaa ari@teM,

- Inter Der antlase bes Gins
bruhsbisbiiabIs fpurben seitern bic
Jarbis.n Wiliam Sobnfon bon go.
535 g,lum Sirabs unb Glids Wils
Iiams BON Ro. 516 Weit Sehfte Ctr.
Don t.n polisiitsn 5emIer unb Rams
forb In Daft ssnommsn. Die 8urs
i6.n iollen iiirsli9 in ben 2aben bes
Gtldnisrs 2oetptniiein an Der Sehs
fen unb Wounb Girabs sinsebro6en
fsiu unb mebrsrs Sdinten uno
G9psineiGuIisrn seitoblsu baben.
- Gsgsn iyrani 3ini, Der ipie auss
fiibrIih beri6ttt, am perfIohenen
Samiias nad Idnsersr 6esjasb in
ein.m Saufe on Der Weft 2ibertp
Strabs binsfeit semadt iporbeu mar.
ipurbe seitern formsu bic @nilase bes
@robbisbitabIs srboben. 3iHf fol- be-
tanntlih aus bem Materialipdarengss
ifdfi bon QitoIous Gtdnis 30. 1926
Central absnue $55 seftoblen babsn.
- qus Der @obnuns BON Ghriit
guraemenisr i'm 5anie Ro. 1887
fyr.sman apenue ipurosn seiisrn mits
ielit GinbruhsbisbItabls cine libr i'm
Rsrtbe pon $25, Elm Ring i'm Wertb
Don So ioipis Sl.so in gaar snts
ipenbet.
- Or. Hobert Smiib BON 30.
1000 Wsslep apsnus mslbete seltsrn
Der polissi. bab ibm BON einsm
Sfisihbieb aus fsintr Wobnung $25
seiioblen tpurben.
- glus Der Wobnunng bon brar
y. Gorbss. go. 1708 Race Strabs,
ipurSsH aeiiern bon sinem Oisb. Der
iid zines yladI4laEsls tebients,
G1mudfa8en I'm Wrthe BON $50
aeitoblen. Grdu gorbes bat Der s}o'
liasi ben Hamen zines Wannss arigss
osben, ben lie i'm Werbaht bat, ben
Di.bi!abl periibt gu babtn.
- Wie William Sibbs BON 1347
qtnbl.tOn gtrabe, Der padtipdhter
Der Queen eitp Goal 60. an Der
ssroui unb aaiprsnee Strabt seiiern
S.r poIissi mitibeilis. iparos CT nab
reab Der yladt in ben anlas.n Der
Queen Giip Gral 60. BON Stpei Jd,s
biasu iibsrfallsn unb nitpersei9la'
ssn. aibos purbs Don Wollass @ulfs
Fed, Der mad, ben aulnstu fsr Rob-
ltnfirma sfanbi ipurbe, als 1ibbs
mad, elm llbr MID! mebr bon iih bos
rsn Iisb, in balb beipubiloiem 3uitdnb
auissfunbsn unb na9 bsm iidbtiitsu
spjpital ae6gaht.
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@amiltpa.

iInier asent in Samilion IN
6err Gbuarb grud, 449 Glib Gaufts
Strafe. BEL Sci. 476 g., Soms
ehuue 1881 q.
- Coroner Smrp arone tpurbs mad
HeiIp serufsn, no Glifforb Gpp,
SObn4eu DON John gpp, I.blos I'M
BETTE sefunben iporben mar. Der
Sduslins eritidt. sufdGis bur6 bas
gettaeus.
- Sobn 5bsobalo, 81, unp aatbee
rine Spnes, 19, beios Don bier, erlana.
ten einen 5eirutbsidein unb ipurben
ourd paitor s. s. W. 9lIparbt ses
traut.
- Solomon 8. We6l, Sobn Der
Jamilie Mebl Don Wtibblstptpn, fisl
Dor sinem Sabre BERN Spruna aus
isinem 8ussp iiber bas Rab bes iyubrs
merits unb Derlsste iid in Der Ser3ses
senb. Gr itarb porssftsrn I'm differ
bon 18 Sabren. Die aei6e tpurbe aui
sem Gid gtlm Srieoboi. IN Der Rabt
Don Cincinnati, aur Isbten Rube be-
ftatiet.
- Die 2isens8ebSrpe bat Wi4asI
Seiler bic 8erlesuns feiner Wirtbs
ibaft Don AL Horb 2. Strabe mad
800 Central 4psHue absef5Iagen.
- Wilburs Gopbrp, lpsl4er auf
Der Slabe'fdeu Jarm an Der R. R.
SO. 3 DobHt, purpen 35 Siibner s.s
itoblen.
- Der @eiheniteIer 1om gonnsl
son Der Siib a. Strabs, benz Bel Der
qrbeit bas rshts Bein unS bsr lints
gub DON einem gifsnbabnpagen abs
geidnitten tpuroen, liegt I'm Wercp
9Oipital in boffnunssIOi.m 3uftanos
barnieber.
- Die poli5si fudt Greenberrp
RcSntofb unb Jrant SamsfOn, ipels
DIE nit 9ilfe DON sefdlfdten Gbeds
500 srsaunerten.
= Jrau Marp gafep Don 30. 1893
Rorb 3 Strabe iiiirste in ibrer Wobs
nunq bic Rellertreppe binunter nnb
brad bas SHulterbIdtt uEo eins
Rippe.
= 8. %. Iiuitin, einer Der dltes
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bsfiuttnt babe. Ct fpram fernsr iIbsr
bic pflihtsn fatboIifaer Wiirgsr. ipels
DE areue ibrer Nirhe iinb QrDdIitdt
ibrem 2anbe bsipdbren foIltsn. Gebt
Goefar, mas ibm sebiibrt, unb Gott,
mas ibm gebSrt.
Die Rebs bate duf 9lIIe sinen tisfsn
Ginbrud senatt, Der miriitaIif1t
1bsiI Der Gsier perbisnt sIeiAfalIs Toe
benb eripdbnt 3u tuerben. Der Rna.
ben, unb MdnnsrHor Der ct. Wdrps
RutbebraIe, ipis bsr air9enHor Der
airde gum beilisen 6srsen BON Camp
Wafbinston, Cincinnati, untsr Der
2situng bes prof. pancras S9ieIbs
unb Des Sreaniiten 9arolb @edett
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