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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06

ested. All the evidence was reduced
to writing by an official stenographer
and the record, together, with all the
exhibits introduced, are now on file
in the offices of the Ohio Board of
Administration, as the law, under
which this Board ordered the investi-
cation, demands.
! After thorough reading and care
full analysis of all evidence produced
and having due regard to the manner
and attitude of the witnesses on the
stand and the creditability of the
testimony, attached to the weight of
the evidence as a whole, as bearing
upon the issue, fortified by corroba-
tive testimony, it becomes the duty
of this board, in so far as it is pos
sible to reconcile the testimony of all
witnesses and reject or accept other
evidence in so far as it's reasonable
ness appears as to the truth or falsity
of the disputed facts upon which to
base sound judgment. If we are
to agree to this procedure, we must
therefore arrive at the following con-
clusion of fact, giving credence and
weight to that evidence which seems
to US to have the strongest proven
1 force as applied to sincere and COM
mon sense application of judgment
and reason.
:> CONCLUSION OF FACTS
1. Prisoners read and censure out
going and incoming prisoners mail.
| 2. That the solitary cells and Sc
called straight jackets therein are be-
ing used as a mode of punishment
for prisoners.
3. That depriving prisoners con-
fined in solitary cells of substantial
food is another means of punishment.
4. That only one guard has been
disciplined for excessive use of force
since the present warden has been in
charge, and this guard suspended for
too, for slapping a prisoner, when
specific charges of clubbing are ad-
. mitted. =
II 5. That many prisoners have been
struck with clubs and hospital atten-
ton was necessary, receiving cuts in
the head by reason of this force.
\ 6. Seventy-seven men sent to the
Lima State Hospital, as insane prison
ers, thirty-one of whom were return
ed tosthe penitentiary within a period
of seven months as sane men.
= z. No written certificate of the
penitentiary d. physician, indicating
that he believed these men insane,
was filed as required according to the
statutes mandatory in such cases.
j.. 8. Records as to discipline of pris-
oners filed in the offices of the war
den and penitentiary physician, de-
tfeetiye and incomplete. -.... ..-.
9. A number of reports of force
inflicted by guards on prisoners have
been delayed in transmission to the
Marden's office and made a matter of
A form rather than substance.
NJ 10. Too much latitude in the hand
= ling of prisoners is allowed guards,
and !. the supervision of the warden
over the prisoners is too indirect.
II. s-Only one handkerchief is fur
nished+ each prisoner each week.
iI2g That the use of guns, canes
and. sblackjacks had been extreme
I. when gilder and more humane meth
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-10-06
Bad Colds From Little sneezes Gro

Many colds that hang on all winter
start with a sneeze, a sniffle, a sore
throat, a tight chest. You know the
symptoms of colds, and you know
DR.. Kings New Discovery, with its
soothing antiseptic balsam, has been
breaking up colds and healing coughs
of young and old for At years. DR..
Kings New Discovery loosens the
phlegm, clears the head, soothes, the
irritated membrane and makes breath
ing easier. At your Druggits, Soc.
Paper White Narcissus bulbs, z for
Is cents; 25 cents dozen.
25-6-c WAUSEON FLORAL co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04
COMMISSION TO VISIT JAlLs.


A meeting of the Sumter County
Jail commission was held yesterday at
which Walker and Burton Of Char
lesion were chosen as architects for
the proposed Sumter county Jail.
Other. matters relating to the building
of the Jail were discussed and it was
decided that the commission should
visit new jails before deciding on the
Sumter county institution plans. There
are new jails at Columbia, Chester
and Greenville and the board wishes
to see these buildings at least before
taking action here. The members of
the Jail commission are. Messrs. P. M.
Pitts. county supervisor; c. G. Row.
land, ]. p. Booth, and j. II. Glenn.
All Of the members of the commission
were present except Mr. Glenn, whose
consent, to the choice of. architects
has to be secured before they are def
nitely decided on. Mr.. Walker Of
the Charleston firm was also present
at the meeting to confer concerning
the proposed jail.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04

sition. The days development was
the subject Of animated discussion
among many members Of congress and
Representative Shackleford, credited
with being the unofficial leader of the
faction favoring warning resolution,
Majority Leader Kitchin, Representa-
tive Flood and Representative Foster
held a lengthy consultation on the
letter, which became known shortly
before the house adjourned.
On the senate side the development
caused almost as much Of stir. When
the facts were ascertained some of the
administration senator's conferred in
formally and 1t was decided there
should be no change in the policy of
keeping the warning resolution off the
floor until some idea could be learned
.of the probable course of events in
the house. Later came word that
Senators Kern and Stone had been
summoned to the White House.
Senator Gore has pending warm
Ing resolution which might be called
up any morning when the senate had
adjourned the night before. But
recess instead Of an adjournment was
taken tonight and, this precludes any
chance OF senate action before Thurs
day. Senator Lewis of Illinois already
has prepared a substitute resolution
to indorse the presidents policy bur
when no opportunity for action on
the Gore resolution was permitted he
decided to withhold it.
If the president desires a vote in
the senate" said Senator Lewis. to-
night, II will offer my substitute as
soon as Senator Gore. calls up his
warning resolution, That will force
a vote on the substitute to indorse
the president before vote can be
taken on the original resolution. There
is no question of the result. A care
full canvass Of the senate has CON-
ciuSlVely demonstrated that 1t stands
firmly behind the president by large
majority"
It has been apparent for several
days that sentiment in the house in
favor of a warning resolution has
been waning.
How the Republicans will stand on
tte resolution is doubtful but it is
believed that most of them would
support the president.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04

Friendly Singleton was arrested on
Sunday near Graham church on the
Manning road by Rural Policeman
Newman who filed charges of drunk
and disorderly conduct against Single
ton. Upon a hearing before Magis-
trate Moore sentence of 500 OF 80
days on the first charge and $50 or so
days on the second charge was i'm
posed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04

Plans for the annual Field Day for
the schcols OF Sumter county are now
alm9st perfected and there Ia good
rsast'n to believe that on April TIN the
Arssat number OF school children
sver assembled In Sumter county will
be, present TO participate In the eyer
eisss. the lpsdins feature Of which
viii DO the laying OF the corner stone
OF the new Girls High school. building.
Addresses VIII be made by Gov. Man
ning. State superintendent OF Educa-
ton svsrsingen and Prof. Hand.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04

oresnville, Feb. 2s.-Georse w.
Brunson. Jr.. announces his resigna-
tion a. president and editor Of the
.orssnvills. News Company, effective
early In March. Mr.. Brunson. after
ten years service here. will enter the
advsrtisins business in New York city.
The directors Of the company an
nouncs the election Of James 6.
Dsrisux TO be managing editor; b.
r. Peace. business manager. and j.
Rion McKissick. associate editor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04

Resadents and lot owners on Hayna-
worth street are havins pecan trees
- out on the street.. II all the shade
trees In Sumter were pecans the trees.
which 10 now Sumter's most attrac-
tive feature. would be valuable as we'll
- beautiful. 1t would be q good pol
icy II all new shade trees that are set
out should be pscans. both on new
streets and on old streets where old
trees are replaced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04

= &
~. Fsash = GAnAssA - Haeood,
v6pSSis1eev - ths silx xsesday.
4eSA X sandssA - lzasood. one
g onness eounty's lseisiaaavs dslssa.
TN g8sns ~ nisht ana today IN The
p. Geo. W. Dscs r,<urnsd thu
- nine frcm Richmond. We. where
h4vent - taks Mrs. Dick fsr special
~ Haest- rr. Diek seates thas Mn
pSf wiii now b hems soon Ia Soed
eeif& eaenyarns purrevs ana
IFrsneS pui8oss. os Hsrios scotton.
= - a the saty todsv. D
9r. =. W. Mccollum. OF the arm
s<11sc,lluH Bros has zone on Z visit
~ - nsrthsrn maxksts to purchass
st>1R ter NJ company,
scPl :. \. NAAAns. Of IvnoAbure, was
i9tAs ~ wsGnssday. ss
cel y -. -Sspes, q w,sssky, spsat
the ~ n ~ Ne anssdsv.
~ L ~ I f u.
MA c. y eNndsss. OF Hssood. was
a;v'aaeP = samssr on W~dnsAdsy.
Aisees trancss and Harriet saun-
6p1a of Clersmsnt were in the city
- sWS16esday.
y ~. ~ y Dp6s isft this svsnins for
les1nplvtllA ~. whore he win bs
go SEVERAL DAYS on business.
Ipf g. J. Lsmmon ieaves tonisht Tor
qeoAoa whore ne viii take : spscial
"A .esnesal course IN aAominsl sur-
nr. Lennon win also attend
q = $olyciinic and Murphy Clinic at
ic3go and the Mayo Clinic at
4 Pe sstsr. Minn- Ho Win be absent
bs& the city for several months
iI sneassd In this special study.
~ Jerome v. wilsou. Of Columbia.
\ 20 vister to the city today.
~ QAbrssla Kirk. who has been
H9 her sister, Miss Eudora Kirk.
\ fstarnsd to her home at Eutaw-
=, p. DuBoss. Of DuBose's was
4 = ctty on Thursday.
xR y. Il Irby. of Boykin. spent the
&x4 town.
~ 0us4ie Rafheld has returned to
~ city, after = visit to her sister.
I'D. ~ Michaux. at Dillon.
AE, n u: Hope. Of Providence,
sumter county. 10 here for visit OF a
fey days with his family.-Rock> Hill
Herald.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-03-04
Trcspass Notice.

All persons are warned not to cut
wood on my land or otherwise tres
pass on same. N. G. OSTEEN, Jr.
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Hleine ~Cokalnad,ricttcn

Hifter 9an Rom Giitriftge-
riht bot ben ginbdlt5befebL fin I'M.
geieblid erfI1rt melder ben gebor.
Sen Der Staot berbietet, BEL ben
garffoHserten mioere nls Union
M1uiifer ot5uitenen. 8efdnntlih
botte Die Mt1tffer- Union oieIen Gin-
haltsbefebl porber erptrft.
Ser StraBenbabnberfebr auf
Der flr3Iih bard 6euer teiIpeiie
seritorten 9ocuft Ctr. Bride fam
bonn nahiten Somstag mittag an
Dieoer in getrieb genotnrlen rper.
6en on bis oaBin Die Bride 10.
nett DieOer bergeiteat Iein miro.
@egen gotung Der Garbigen
Minnia 8tIion, pelder iie am Ies-
ten Samstag nit einem Weifer 70
IdDere 8unoen beigebrodt, oaB fie
6enieEben erlog, uuroe bic @eibe
4oa 8eatberID IN Soft ge1ontn1en.
Sic g0b ibre 59itl0 ununtipunben
al uno fugte bin5it, es frelie iie. BITE
5orbige get6tet 5lt hnberL bd iie ihr
ibren gldnn bobe obipenitie MAIDEN
tpolen. 9ieier lift ebenfaas elm Ge.
ger.
Stootau6itor Smitb bat Hn,
iDie oltsQincoln telegropbiert mir0,
getueigert, Sic 81 100000 Bombs fir
gerbefIerung Der 2dnoftrnben in
Douglas Gountp IN Die gider elm.
5utrdgen, oa filr Die aitsgobe Der
ielben feine 91aioritdt er3ielt NOR.
ben lei. Gie Wfujorifat Der BEL ben
lebten 8obIen Stifnnler0en babe
iDobl fir Die Qusgabe Der Bombs
geiDabIt, ober mad ben 1eIesen iei
Die Mebr5abl Der eingetrngenen
Bdbler ~notDen0ig, unO oieie iei
nicbt er3ielt noroen, on bon 29,574
eingetragenen 8abIberedtigten MIR
26,317 geItinln1t bdtten, 6abon al.
leroings itber Die 61Ifte, ndnilid
1875 fin Die ~gluseabe obiger
Bombs.
qus ben 8obnuIgen bon
5rar 8iaiam Gberett, 20. uno
Egoen Ctr, mn BON 6. 9. Mlir-
PIN 202t noroI. 81. Str, entfueu.
Octen einbreder 9iertstdg nad)t So
rep. $40 in 9orgeI0.
- "a Der ShieBitano in aib.
lamb NAB un0 In idlehtern 3uitono
lit, fam g leidt iein, Oab bic W2o.
hiliHerling Der Mili3 BON Rebrasf1
In Sort Omaha ODER Sort Groof
it~attfn1oen rpirD. 3abriheinlidl
miro Sort Groof eetp1bIt meroen,
o1 Gberit @onSoies Bingham bon
Der reoul1ren 4rmee lebteres Sort
fir ben borteilbaftpiten glab fir
oieIen gped bdIt. 5eute fono bic
erite 3ablung Der biefigen 0ationaI-
garOiitcn itatt. lIeber bita0ert neue
Refruien bobcrl iin bereits geluel0et,
ieitoeut Die WiobiliiiernngsorOre err
laiieu ipUroen lit.
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Dos i~dtwcciIdbe
sdneerFcIt!
lind bus siueite 4Onsert ~erfrente nd
eines iebr ItarfeH
BENDS.

alid oos 5iDette G9tfou5ert oes
ihneoildcn SGnoerBunoes Gieltstnq
obenb I'M Mubitoriufn erfrente i'd,
zines iebr Itorten 8eiuhs. Die Or.
DIETER lmmern bes eriten AbenoS
pur0en mieogrbolt. ebenio mebrerC
Der MaIIenhore. bic Dieberum mti
Stneio un0 eroBcr Souihonbeit
poraetrogen ipuroen. Die @lar5.
hummer 0es glbenoS biloete oas
Duct aus WsncGme 8utterilp bon
Der Soprondttn 6rnu Sunoeliiis
un0 bes Genorilten 6reo 2inbquiIt,
Die groBen Subel entfndten. SIN
@roben nnb @an3en muB aud Oas
5iDeite 2onaert ais elm fitnitlerilAer
@rtolg be5eihnet tper0en.
Dos finon5iene Grgebnts 0es Sc
ties III eberiolls befrteoigeno. Seite
notmittog firb Die noroiihen Gan.
ger oaf eirem @otfsfdt I'M Deut.
ifen Soaie uno Garten berimHmelt
run0 baIte obeto Der6en fie in be
@ebetmniiie Der vi. 2 .8en.& Bitter
eineeDeibt. MSrgen sreben iie mie-
Der BEN betniiden 8enaten gu nit
Dem 8enuBtieim In Omaha tbreni
9ieoe 5u etnem triumph berbolieu
un0 nngenebme Gage bier berlebt
5u baben.
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anrpfuf4eret. Don
%nertpetter, i9 glaubte mir bic fGont
Rein Idun 70 5iemli1 fiber. un0 nun
pfuTdt mir biefsr fabs SD oa8ipi.
l4tH un0 f9neioet ibr aud Die aurl
sIn, 10 belansen Sic IGN bod
psSeH aarpfuiderei!-
mi d bigungB
ri NIB. n6err, Gle 6absn iid ia
auf meinen 3nItnoer ssiest".
gQber b0dIiens 5fpsi Minnten4.
= asi6If9. 8sfmnter: Run,
baden gs 5br 3onprar BON bsm Ders
tcrbensH 2ii9lermeiiter bsiommen2"
4ISt: % ia, sr Dat IN ieiHem
3sIfaneHt ben Cribs bss MobiIiars
fit mid btItimmt~.
Betanntst: .Bedts oaa oenn Shre
Rednungg4
Qr3t .gfeidti9; II bate fOgur
mod feds MOdsH traas fsin tonnsn!e
2sftgtMab. 5rnu o.:
rMein Monn TT infolss orr anbons
TnOen admpFt son3 nsrp0s sstuors
osn!@
grou g.: .5tsbt Sbr Mnnn bsun
~dberbaupt i'm 5sIOe24
5Fau a.: Das ni9i, aber sr
idmpft ssgsn biz Jrembnortsr!"
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pcricnMteft.

litter oen Cntoba SoI0aterb Die
bereit iino nad Merifo ein3uriifcn,
befinoet iih aud 5err SltIius 5cit-
ners ein5iger 6oGn Der 5rnu 9ertbo
@esihmonil. Serr 6citHer lit Ser
geont Der gomporD .. 0nloba.
Serr Geo. 3eim ni0 5crr 4r.
thur Stor3, bic bel Dem tiir3liderl
4utounfaa idmeu berIeet mur0en.
geben lnngIm Der 8eIicriIng emf
ge8en. SER Reim, Der mie 0urf
Elm Bunber nit Dem 2eben onpon.
fam. miro bolo has 8ett berlniien
f6nnen. CT befinoet fif i'm ct.
Soiepbs Gpitnl.
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RcMte AbcnG
Ciberatiskcn5crt!

Seute abeno ftuoet i'm aibitoriiim
ons erIte aonsert Oeg bef1nnten
Gornet. girtuoien uno Qapeameiiters
alelianbro 2ibcrati nno beTIen Be.
fainter aopeIe uno Opern. @eIea.
ihoit Gus lem Dort ltott. Die
aonserfe perorn fir Die ndhiten
elf Gage I'M AUDITORIUM a~beeboIteh
un0 Stpar nahmittogs mo nbenbs.
2ls Soliften ertpdbnen mir SRI. Ga.
Uterine alarer. Soprnniitin; SRI.
Wenrie Maceb. aontrnltiItin. Serrn
Imooeo Ballot Ienor; Serrn 6rnft
Morino, BARTON, unteritiitt bon Der
gan5en 5eIelIdait.
Ole Breiie betroeen obenos MIR
25e un6 50c, unb bel Den Rohmit.
tnssfonaerten iOeor BLOB t0c uno
Doc.
Rahitebenb Dos nor5iieIihe
Brogrnmm:
1. GeiI.
1. Wtorih-R (nerp)
................ .9iberoh
2. 9iiett fir aIarinetten- 81
rineo golfn s......... @otti
Serren altomonte rnO 9nnosci
3. @oI3er-@olo ono SiIoer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2ebdr
A. 9ofnI.S elettio ~ omno
Carlo" ans .Grnani" .geroi
5rLaatberine alnrer, Sopron;
Sri. Marie Mocep. G%ontroIto;
Ser gme6eo galOi, 5enor;
SEER 6rnnt Marina, Barton.
5. SeIettion ans Der Gpcr Gar.
men" Bi5et
2. Gcil.
8. G-oerture-5ingalIs Gore
.............. @enoelsiobn
Z. @opulor gteopolitan Gong
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gotta
SER 4meoeo 9aIoi Senor. II.
gbor.
s. a Souiourg @a1ont .8nbrbod
b Cream 8ictures SunibDe
8. @ofolS eleftioH aus Der 0per
81 Grobntore" $500. 8er6i
Sri. a%ntberine alorer, Soprnn;
5rl. Mnrie Mocep, aontralto;
5err Amcoeo gal0i 9enor;
Serr 6ronf Marino, gnriton.
10. goripiel uno 9ans Der Stun.
ben, aus Der Gper ga Sic
con0a" ......... 8onhie1i
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Der uad1fclGer Scs
Obcrridbters Pn0bcs!

@oibtneton, 81. SUM. Sm
8eiben Souie ipuroe be1te ongetiln.
Digit oaB Gberitantsanmalt Sbonlos
@ott @regorp BON auitin. Ger, gum
NotfoLger oes 8imoesoberridters
6. g. Sugbes oltserieben noroen
1T. Die @rHenmlna miro oen1nddit
Dem Senot Sur 9eItatiguna unter.
breitet mer6er. gum 9nhfolger
oes 6beritaotsanpaIts 1T Sobn 8.
0obig BON 8eit girgiuio gegen-
Ddrtig Silfs. 0berftoatsanpalt aus
erieben mproen.
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geIbsrane auf llrlaub,
(ersaalt.s uub erIanfdtes).

(grsdhlt.s un6 grIouidtesl.
Die aeuts Fraesn INNER, Ob % in
.ubIdnb pirtlia 10 tdtt 1T. 90
anqt man bort 1T, lam man bas
anmogIi6 niFsn. neil man bod ben
Ienn5sn Sag i'm Jreisn berumIduft!!@
.Wis Iange Der arisg nod bausrt7
IDas lam i6 Sbnm gang genuu la
gen: Sc LANCER mir 6urdhnIter, esito
Ifrlbsr if 5rieoe!4
.Su, in 9irol, bc 1T es firdtsrlts
lGsr, aIs e in ben aarpathen mar.
loft fielen bintsrsinnnher 80 idtpere
Branaten ouf ben sinen 5elien. in
ben mir ung e~ingcbO5rt batter. Der
8o0sn bebte ME Elm Gaiff, 10 LANCE
lbie s5toliener feuertsn. Bid fpuabert
Ihur, pie fe e iibsrhaupt ausbiels
Iten!" Ger, bic StoIieuer OOtr Die
I9eTterrei6er2" - .M1 neiu, Die dels
len isIbnpsritdnbIidl"
u9rauBen muB man iid INNER be-
fnner, sesen men iptr eigentlia arieg
Eubren, unO bier su 5auis ipieoer,
IboB mir iibsrbdupt arisg fi9rsn!4
.Wie es mir ouf urIaub gsbt2
Dante; Bis ouf bic eiDige 5rage: $50
purbtn Gle ausge5sidntt2 ge9t's
susgeBsianet!!1
.5n 70 eiuem aon3srteafe iTt's ME
I'm 59dbtngraben. Dort TT aud
pismoIs Elm 6tahl ~ baben'.
Der Sol6at geiD0hnt fi4 an oIes
ano fumpft Ian9idm al. Wenn i'd.
binisr mir Sdilorungsn bore, nit
augbrHdsn ME: srdblid. entfsBlid,
IirdterIi6, grauen9dft uip, bonn
bore i'd faum mebr bin uno brebe
MID aud nidt nm. DEM i6 psiB
bsaimmt, 0os III cine Jrnu, bic BON
lem alsio elmer du5srsn fPridt4.
,SR ben poInHden BousrHituben
In msiIt 70 cine fnle6te Cuff. bob
spir niht ihl1ftn tOnntsn, ipeHrl mir
Aidt oorber Die genltsr fsit Dsri6Iois
len. r0onn tonnte bod erf
rsdt feline frif4s Gift III Sud bins
ltiH?s .Dir tDdrsu ia au9 gar
Mot 6rin; bic l6lshts Cuff ioats
.ben nidt gu ans binaus!4
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ckal>undridten
aus Srcmcnt, uebr.

20. SUM 1916.
5. G. gogeIIang ulo 8etlef
5tr1lbe, pelhe ougenblidli6 in Ee-
rns fpeilen, berifter, 0aB 0urh oas
trodene 8etter Die grnteausThten
in Der @eget0 bon gbriitine lebr
i6Iedt Ddren. Die beioen Serren
beabIi6tigen BON bort noh CORPUS
Gbrilti gu reiien, unO geoeuten uH
gefdbr an eriten Sllli pieoer in
5remont 81 lem.
Gan %. Stepbens reiIte geitertt
pieoer nah 8aigiugton 5tirild, Inn
Sci Der 8feoereroHnlmg 0es Son.
greiies gegenfpartig 3u iein.
81. &. gremerfamp bon Snoiona.
polls, Sro. bat cine anjteGung i'm
goc1m Sttoio erboIten uno ntro
binnen Sturgeon ieine 5amilie mad
6remort bringen.
6rnn Ntorgnret Gan in 9ooper
lit Snmstag geitorben. Sic bate
In un6 bel 5ooper iD1breno Der Der.
gangenen 36 Sabre getpobnt. Gin
Sdlogonfaa madte ibrem 2eben Elm
Gnoe.
4m MittDo9 peroen Die glitglte.
Der 0es @arten Stubs einen 9ortrne
in Der Central Sdale anboreu iiber
0as geihnei0en un0 @ufbfn0en Der
Eomdtopflan5en.
Sonntag aben0 ipur0e 9inoertag
in Der Solems Stride gefeiert ulO
mar bic STRIDE nobl gefiqt
Der @roBfan3Ier Der 4Dtbins.
ritter batte 8ienstag nbeno Die 5re-
mont 2oge beiuht.
fe0. anoerien BON aenmore, q.
Gnf, melher friiber o1s Baitorot
Der bieiigeir 1niidrlutberifden Sir
DE inne bate, mar am 9ienstag in
Fremont.
3ie 6drnilien bon Geo. EattmGl
an 3oro Clarion StroBe nn0 bon
Ism. 8obles iin0 0urd bic An
funft bon anoben bereihert tuoroen.
Bel elmer freunOidaftliden Bal.
gcrei trug emil SnBn III Der Of
flee Der QDe.5 dneioer 5oiUler So.
nurd baa gegen etnen Iiid cine
Bunoe OoBoa, Oeren ge9nnOtuug Sic
g~infubrung non s Stiden Hottpei.
Otg mQtte.
gmigbt q. Rogerg un0 6r1uleiu
RQfel Sortman muroen am Conn.
tag i'm 9uuie Oes 8nitors 5ilion
9etraut.
Gie oaj1brliden u%ngliidgfGae
beim 8elteigen bon airidenbdumen
5nben ibren Mnfang genommen nno
ais erites Gpfer Bat Der fleine Bil
5ur 8olltrom ben Gberarmfnoaen
gebroden.
5tepban aGtIaa. batfe oas lln-
gIIld bon einem Aliton1obil ailge
raunt al meroeL 10 0aB en- einigc
abidiIrfungen uio cine DuHoe oa-
pontrug.
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@o[beue Soh,eit.

GronO SsIon0, 3ebr.. q. Stunt.
SEER uno 5rou &eurp giereaa
beetneen an Montng in feitliher
@eile oos ieItene Set Der goIOeuen
$ofSeit IN ungctp6bnIider aiiitig-
felt. Bei0e Itnmmen aus S6lesmte-
SolItein. Serr @ieregg iporlOcrte
beretts 1858 in Die beige @egeuo
elm Elm Sobr nahOem Die aniieo.
lung gegriinbet mar. Der gliidli-
den @be e~ntitommen 5rp6lf ainoer,
BON oenen adt nod am Seben iiHo.
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Berlin 81. SUM. (~5umfmhcriht J
Sn Dem 9oidthi.9 iItrift puroen
1900 @uiien gefnngen eeiommen,
1 @eldiit uno mebrere Waoidinen.
getDebre bon nuieren Gruppen err.
ebert @ie @ien melbet. bnben bic
a%iiiien ben Seretb Glub iiberidrit-
ten.
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9eitnnasrtbaFtenre rinor,Oaeu.

Chicago, ST., 81. Suni.--aobert
q. RcGormiG uno Soiepb @eOin
9otteriorb apei @eooftGtre Der Obi.
cogo &ribine", fiilO nit Der Willis
oes Stnotes SGinois einge5ogen uno
in Milit1roienIt geiteIlt norOen.
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9enlufrntiider anmrnnnefunh.

gbicugo, 81, 81. Sltni-8. SO.
Marib bon Soma. Der Shnbmeii;er
6es oemofrotiiden Rationnl. aomi.
tees, modlte gcitern befannt. bob
ein aompagnefon0 BON St,700,000
ourb offentIife 5ubitripticn dufge.
brodt iueroen ion.
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Sins he,, Etoafe.

Gable 8tod. Ser Gartrer Gbar-
les 6encl beging Moutng obeno
ourd Grb1ngen Selbitmtoro
Settings. Die @ei6iporenen ipro.
den 9ienstae obenb nod oretitinoi-
ger 9erotung Neo, 3. S. Roniep
Der 8erleenng bes peiBen SfIoberei.
@eieses idltloie. 8as ltrteil lalt-
tete ouf Is Monote 3udtbots.
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6cnDention Scr
1liincMrisS pncSe!

ElDmortb, gaebr., 81. SUM.
en- Der eine Meile oitlid bon bier
qelegmen 6eut hitberilden Stride
balten Bic Eaftorpn Ser geijioltrt
spnaoe 0es Soutb 9Lntte GiItriffs
tire aonDention al. Gina bun0ert
@eiitIide ifu0 berinmmeIt.
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Nmmelmouu lon tOt Ieiu.

2onoon. 81. SUM-. ~ 2eutiioni
S%mmelmonri, Der beriibmte oeutihe
2ufHdiffer iou, pie beri6tet miro,
oetotet fem.
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asibuug ms m lsi9tta SomnrFoFftR
1as5sfabrt. aud rorsialih gum 9ahssss
5raad gsfiSn:t. GrHdltEi9t Gt0Bs8 Fnb
10. is NIB 20 Jaggs. an 5tuIf stsrauat
man fit bic mi si,rslgDbe CT Yarbs
sat 44 Sen dit. DIR aof mibt an
sam . n.t5 jaBird ssiras
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grisffafeu.

Grou 6. ST.. Gebrosfa Gin.
5oDobl bic Transatlantic 9ruit Go.
III Stem Dorf lit cine 5unerlaiiige
5iaon3firna Die @eI6 mi itfere
Beiie rad GeutihIaii0 beforbert.
Bir Gnren iie Sbnen A'pfeblen.
Die Heb.