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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Care in Collision

Washburn's first automobile
accident of the season occurred
Monday evening on the stretch
of the county road just below
the box factory plant of the
Embellishments company
when two cars driven by John
Joanis and George Thomas col
lided.
Thomas received several cuts
about the hand but none of the
occupants we're seriously hurt.
The front ends of both cars
were badly damaged, the tenders
being broke off, the springs
bent, the lights smashed and
otherwise damaged. Both cars
were going at slow rate of
speed and it was in passing on
this stretch of road that the &C.
cident occurred.
The road was wide enough at
this point for the two cars to
pass but excitement reigned
with one of the drivers which
caused the collision.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
What He Called Her.

A big, elderly English farmer
called on a solicitor and said he'd
like to make his will. CPL leave
my brass to the wife," he said.
''We've been married thirty years. i"
The solicitor prepared to receive
particulars. "What's your wife's
Christian name?" he asked. The
farmer scratched his head, thought,
scratched his head again. No; he
couldn't remember. Hanged if he
knew at all The solicitor thought
of a ruse. "Walk to that door," he
suggested, "and call upstairs as if
you're calling her." The farmer did
so. He called out, "Missus!-Ar-
gonaut.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22

For good city lots, in desirable
location see W. A. Robinson.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
fine STOCK FOR
SPRAGUE FARM
Car LIT Received from
Southern Wisconsin
Two and Three year Old
Grade and Pure Bred
Guerensys

M. A. Sprague, banker and
farmer, who is a lover of fine
stock, this week received from
Southern Wisconsin a car lot
containing twenty head of two
and three year old Pure Bred
and grade guerensy cattle which
have been placed on the Sprague
farm east Of the city.
For some time Mr.. Sprague
has had his eye on this bunch of
cattle and they will be a fine
addition to the already fine herd
of cattle on the Sprague farm.
Mr.. Sprague is gradually get
ting into pure bred stock on his
farm and last fall he purchased
a fine Pure Bred sire which has
all the markings and pedigree
to make him a dandy. He also
has several pure bred cows.
1t will not be many years be-
fore the Sprague farm will be-
come noted for it's fine stock and
the place will do much to adver-
tise this region for pure bred
stock.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
ture ana Helen Wardlaw.

Lure ana Helen NarQlaW.
There was small chance for his
surviving his injuries, as Alexander
learned at the hospital.
Suspecting that the man might
say something before he died, Alex
ander remained and thus was at
his bedside when the man reused, a
few moments before the end. He
opened his eyes and looked at him
and whispered: "Tell my wife-tell
Helen-that she will forgive me
now that-I--am-dying"
The whisper ceased, there was a
brief struggle, and all was over.
Alexander made arrangements
for a decent burial before leaving
the hospital, for there was no doubt
in his mind that the man had been
Helen's husband.
He longed to hear from her own
lips the story of her life, which
must have had much sadness and
misery in it, and his heart was full
of exultation at the thought that
she was now free from her bonds,
whatever they might have been.
When the girl came into the of
flee next morning he approached
her gently.
''There was an accident last
night" he said as calmly as he could
speak. GA man was run over on the
avenue, and l went to the hospital
and remained with him until he
died. He dropped this paper, and I
saved it. He reused before he died
and begged me to tell his wife to
forgive him." He handed her the
note, which she took with trem-
bling hand.
"Ah, you know!" she cried bro
kenly, and, covering her face with
her hands, she burst into passionate
weeping.
He longed to take her in his
arms, to kiss the lovely lips which
he knew were dropping pathetically
like the Ii ps of a hurt child, but
he restrained his longing and turn
ed away.
Presently she ceased sobbing and
turned away.
$50 Beverly is Dead" she said
solemnly. ''Poor Beverly! We
were children together on neighbor-
ing plantations, and l married him
before-before / learned what love
was. He was cruel. / think [ can
not speak of that. [ was forced to
run away from him and came here,
where my mother joined me. I liv-
ed in constant dread of his finding
us, but last night was the first time
he was able to accost me. He had
sunk so low he threatened me. But
he is dead now, poor Beverly"
Then in a whisper: 81 am free. Free
at lastp
The desire to tell her of his love
was irresistible, but Robert Alex
ander compelled himself to bide his
time. Her words "before / learned
what love was" thrilled his heart
with glad hope and gave him cour-
age to wait with patience the day,
which came soon, when she was
willing to confess to him that it was
he who had taught her the true,
beautiful meaning of the word.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Oriqin of a Famous Saying.

Euclid, who is sometimes called
the father of mathematics, taught
this subject in the famous school at
Alexandria. Being asked one day
by the king of Egypt (Ptolemy So
teri whether he gould not teach him
the science in shorter way, Euclid
answered in words that have been
memorable ever since, "Sire, there
is no royal road to learning" Not
many scraps of conversation have
lived, as this reply has, for 1900
years.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
INDoRsED At HOME
Such Proof as This Should Convince
Any Washburn Citizen.

OuSu ioOi oS luis ouOutu OOuVluCc
Any Washburn Citizen.
The public endorsement of local
citizen is the best proof that can be
produced. None better, none
stronger, can be had. When a man
comes forward and testifies to his
fellow citizens, addresses his friends
and nelghbors, you may be sure he
is thoroughly convinced or he would
not do so. Telling ones experience
when it is for the public good is an
act of kindnt SIS that should be ap-
preciated. The following statement
given by a resident of Washbarn
adds one more TO the many cases of
Home Endorsement which are being
published about Doan's Kidney Pills.
Read it.
G. H. Bowers, Fifth ST., Wash
burn, says: Il vas laid up with
kidney trouble aud pain in my back.
1 didn't seem to find anything that
would help me until l used Doau S
Kidney Pills. They fixed me up all
right. Whenever l have needed a
kidney medicine since, Doan's Kid
ney Pills has been the one l have
used. !"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Dor {
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Bowers had. Foster Mil
burn Co., Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
The Way to Know Dogs.

The only true and thorough
straight way to know the dog is to
own one. A common residence un-
der the same rooftree, be it animals
or humans, is the sure test of per-
sonality. To own the dog Is to
comprehend him in his faults and
virtues, to protect his weaknesses,
be anxious at his vagrancies, to
catch the contagion of his love and
to agonize if it so be that he die
Richard Burton.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22

Eben Olson of Port Wing, can
didate for sheriff, was a business
visitor in the city the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. Joe Roy, Mrs. John Burke
aud Mrs. James Arseneau left Mon
day morning for Canada where they
will visit at their old homes for a
short time.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Had an Abb.

An old colored man went to the
polls one day to register.
"What's your name, uncle" the
clerk asked.
"Mah name am George Washin'-
ton, sah," the old fellow answered.
George Washington, eh?" said
the clerk. "Well, George, are you
the fellow that cut down the cherry
tree?"
mo, sah," said the old man; mo,
sab, / amt. I amt done no work
at all, sab, fo' nigh onter free
years. Exchange.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
A PuzzIer.

"Pop, you know everything, don't
you?" said little Joe.
"Some very few things in the uni
verse might have escaped me-" an
swered the parent modestly, ''but
they are hardly worth mentioning.
What do you want to know"
81 want to know" replied little
Joe, "what relation is an august
king to a May queen?"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22

Work on the new store building
for Lysager and Hansen is pro
crossing nicely. The work was de
layed for day or so on account OF
the non arrival of timbers for the
floor but has been resumed again.
This will be a fine store building
when completed.
Read The Times.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-22
Nor. Luth. Church
Chr. Christensen. Pastor

Services next Sunday morn
ing and evening. Ladies Aid
society meets next Wednesday
afternoon at the church parlors.
Mrs. B. Wollum entertaining.
Young People Society meets
next Wednesday evening at the
church parlors. entertained by
Mrs. Jacob Johnson and Mrs.
John Martinson. Services
Thursday evening at the church.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
Fred. A. Ersche1l, e.,
2eidenbeitntt.r unb Ginbaliamirer
7u. YorR Str. 2lepport, Ap.,
xsIspbon; eouib SO uns 6outS 2eeo.
alsIaubria Office: Siane 667 g -
ceAeSne nxS 1sstss.

- Sm Stabtratb bon 9ellebue lam
es Spti9en bem StabtrathsmitgIieo
Sobn Stabt unS Dem strabeninipets
tor Sreo Siewer 5u einem hibiGen
Wprtsefe9t. Sta6l mar basesen, bab
Der anipru9 Sismers beipiIisi ipers
be, neil bic 4rbeit bss 2estsrsn NIT
Der Gertisiteluns Der Saplor apenue
polIsnoet lei. 9a es Spiideu ben 8eis
ben gu perionli9en Bemertunsen tam.
purbe Der polissi9ef Seitber krbei<
gerufen, ipeI6sr bds ipeiters 4neinars
berpIassn Der 9eiiter perbinDerte.
= Der GranpiQe Woobp Soften
DON 9eueDue q. u. R. pirb uIorsen
4benS feline 8eamtsn srtpdbIen.
- pbil. Sbsriban Council .. W.
3. DON geIIeoue bat fir bic 8samtens
publ, pel4e nG9itsn Sonntas uno
Wlonta9 itattfinben lpirb, ioIsenbe
&unOiOuten nomiuirt: Resuldrss 1ia
det: qraitOent, 5. u. Celia; grfter
gi5eprdiibsnt, 5. 6. grsper; 3ipeiter
9i5eprdfibent, 6. :. Surtman; pro'
totOlIietrstdr. 9. 8lsier; Ginandstrs'
tar. 6. Gebrina; ELECTROMAGNETIC
tdr. u. @roais; S4osmeiiter, u.
Siefe; Sunsrs Wa4e. 6. Sturrn;
Qeubers Da4e, u. 9ridins; Mar'
f9aa, s. 9uOepcbl; GretutiD aom'
mittee, 6. Birding, Diliam GroIig,
6. RuooIpb. $. gilsrs. $. asntel.
llnubbansiges sidst: praiiOent, 8.
GiIers; Griter gi3eprdiioent. Carl
Sturm; 3psitsr 9i5eprdfibsni, 6. ).
Sartman; prOtOtolIetretGr. 9. Ole.
fer; Ginan5ietretdr, 8. Sebrins; 3Ors
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, U. Debrmeper;
S4asmsiiter, u. Gisis; SnHsre Was
f,e, 6. Sturm; 9Ieubers Dade, ".
Birding; Wari4all, s. Subspobl;
gretutiDtommiitss, 6. aeHtsl, q.
Sruis, 8. asntel, 6. RuboIpR. G.
Birding.
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flarte. baB lie nit GmbaI einen Uers
tras abseI9loien babe, iponah iie Die
Satin bes 8erilasten tpdbrenb ibrer
arantbeit pflesen, bic Dottorenrs4s
nuns unb I'm Galle bes Sobes bic BE.
ardbniBtoiten beSablen fol. Ha9 benz
Spbe Der 0rdu gmrdu iol Der @ers
tlagte angebli9 iih gepeisert baben,
ben 9ertras 5u erfiillen. Sic perIanst,
bab 5pei @erii9erunsen gum getrage
BON ie $3.50 BON ben senanilten Srs
Qallllationen lbr 5uertannt DeroeIl
iolIen.
Die 1S.idbrise Dorotbp &pnn
bon go. 410 Slabelle Strabe, pelhs
am IL. NUpember als permibt ange=
meloet lpurbe, jebo9 bel ibrer 5ante
in Cincinnati ii1 aufsebalten bate
unb bierber auriidsetebrt mar, plro
nieber permibt.
- &pbert pluntett, q, unb Sapbss
Heeo, II Sabre alt, beios bon SdpT
ton, ap, purben seitern Hadmittu9
Our9 ben ai9ter Bolt sstraut. Die
&eeb bate gesen pluutett Die gei4ulz
bieuns erboben, bab er bic llriadle
ibres gegenipGrtisen 3uitanbes lei.
plunfett lpurbe bon ben 9eI9tporenen
Oes Gountpgeribts fir i9ulbis BEE
funben uno gu $50 @eloIirafe perurs
tbeilt. Yluntett, tpel4er niht be5dbs
len ppllte, purbe Der Sail iiberpiss
ien. Rah einisen Stunben f4ien es
ibm bort gu ungemiitbli6 unb lisB
benz Ri9tsr mittbeilen, bab sr pillens
lei, bic Reeb gu beiratbsn. Der Ri6@
ter DolIaos bierauf ben arouunssatt.
Ha6 Der Srduune srtldrten beles,
oaB iis ieparat ibren eisensn Weg
hur6s 2sbeu seben poIlteR uub ne
eirgen.
= 2lus Der RonturfamIner oes
Guartiernleiiter. 0eportenerts IN st.
GboHlas ipltrben llriforrnen, Sdil9e
etc. geIiobleu. Die geitOblenen @egen'
Itdnbe rpurben anseblib in yteIuport
uerfallit. Ger Eoliseidef @oof, Don
@ebeimagentelL perirdt cine Spur
Der Giebe 81, iinoen.
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9nrh 1ranfbeit
ST, Wie 3upreiario Narf SprOu il
tannt siebt lobanna Wabsfi
uerbinoert, beute anf,utreten.
Stati illrsr luiro 5ram Iatenauer bi:
Jioloe iingeu.

yrau Sobanna @absti, bic BE-.
riibmte beuif6e primaSonna. bic b.
tcnnilih beuts Mbenb in Der 4uffiib.
runs BON .ariiian unb Siolbe" ouf.
treten foIts, III, tpis Der bieiise Jm.
preiario Der Snterftnie Opera 60. bs.
fonnt giebt, infolse elmer plOBlihen
Grirantuns auber Stanoe .auisu.
treten.
Wie Serr gbron mittbeilt, trai
Jrau 9absfi seifern @prmittas DOH
piiisburg tommenb unb an eth I
5aIsaffeition leibenb bier elm, in De.
Scffnuns, bub iie Bis bsute p0Gis ipie
Der bsraeitsllt iein iperbs. 2eib.r ets
fiiats fi1 bieIe 5offnune nidt uno
fpis Serr gbron geitsrn Mbenb init.
tbsilie, befinbst iid Jrau Gabsfi> 5u,
3tit inter hsr 8ebanbfung pom Or.
6. R. 5olmes, in osHen pripatbofpi.
tai nno tpirb bort msbrere Gage mel
len miiiien.
Strr gDron febte fi6 unbersiislid)
NIT Jpou Wabenuuer Don Der Wetro
roIiian Opera 60. in 9erbinbuna
unb biefs aiinitlsrin beftubet iid. Der
@srii9eruns Serr 9pron's sufolae
bereiis auf ber Reiie bierber, I'm fir
5rau @absti in Der 4benbDoritelunJ
ein3ufprinsn.
gs5iisli9 Der geiebung bon gi5et's
Die psrlsnfiihtr". Der Dper. mi
treIder bic Snteritate Opera SO. b,u
is Tahmitios in Der Muitibale iaT
@ditfpiel eroffnet. iuero.n. ipis 5ett
gpron erilGrte, feline 8erdnberunpe
sprssnommen unb bic 5auptroas min
BON Woonne De 5rspiIe ssianser
ptrbeu.
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Zen 6S. Oeburtstag
geeins geifern bic Cincinnati 1nrm
gemeiube in biibider 8eiie.

Nie iie es faon felt Sabrsn setban
baben. 10 iaHbsn ii6 aud seiisrn
gbenb ipieber bic Witsliebes Der ehts
cinnati aurnssmeinbe unb beren 5as
militn in Der alien Salle tn srcber
3abl Elm, I'M ben Geburtstas Get @es
meinbs, bleies Mal ben 68., in mi.
bigger Wtiie su beseben. Die 0eran.
itoltuns glib mebr elmer sroben 5a'
miIien Reunipn ais einem Dff.ntl!s
den Gsite pnb au9 bic sross Gale,
in tpsl4er bic Geier itattfanb. eriu'
nerie mebr an bic CUTE Stube elmer
tebdbisen beutiten 8iirsertpDbuuug
aIs On cine SansbalIe. 0sm aus ben
!9erren Sobn MuelIer, 2ouis Ulusller.
Sobn 5aedb. Serman 2eiier uHb
aouis 9uebbins beftebenbsn @ersniis
9unss aommittse Der @emeinos, oas
idon felt Wo8en unermiibli6 gears
beitet baite, NOR es selunesn, bic Sdils
in fold sei6madDoIler uiiD anbeis
msIrber Weiis aus5ui9midsn, baB
ale 5beiInebmsr BEL ibrem Gintreifsn
idon sitien guten Giubrud erbisIien
unb es ni4t large bauerts. sbe bel
2laen cine Gtiertassfsimmuns gum
Dur4bru6 tam. bic anbieli. bis Der
Hebraus aetnn3t ipurbe.
Die Jeier untsri6ieb ficb BON beli
friibsreH oabur6, bab bas seip0bnIi9
nit bsrislben psrbunbsne Sbautiirnen
i9cn am lsBin Sonntas abfclDiri
Durbe. 70 bah nidbts i'm Wess iianb,
nm ben 2an5luitieen seniiseno S.lsa
stu6sit 5u sebsn. bieiem Wfrsniigsn gu
frD6nen. Gs bduerte aud nidt laHge.
nadDem Der eriie Wal3st dlfetipisIi
tporbsn mar, Bis Der 9an5bobeu uns
ter ben 5iibsu Der 5unberie brobnis,
Die lit i'm frObtn arsiis Drebisn.
Da Is bsim 9an5en au1 4ppsiit
sibi, battle bic alte unb 3uperldiii2e
garbs bes 1urnsr DamtuDersiiis fir
sin aussiebisss Wiabl seiorgt, bas
iur5 DOT Witternaht eingenoninen
ipurbs, ipdbrtnb beHm man4er 1rnnfs
fprua auf bic alte Gtmeinbs Ios
iupbl ME AUD auf bic riibrissn Gas
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@abl i'm @m. 8. Gstle Bot 147
0. u. M,

Sir bic am SonnsrFas, 7. De-
3embsr, in Der Wemorial Sale Itutts
finOenoe 9enmteHpabl Der obisen Be
teranen Organization iino folgenos
aanOiOotsn aufseitelt pOrpen:
Apmmanoeur: SObn S.hrsnbath.
Sentor 9i3s aommanEsur: lreD.
geGner.
Sunior gt5s &ommanbeur. 8. 6
Wueller.
Guartierm.iiter: Sobn Spsrrp.
glr3t: Chris. Sersb.rs.r
aaplan: n. 8. BON gsrnstpis.
Saq Sfii3isr: Geo. Streiff.
Wade Offisier: 6. 8rrlmau.
Sruitse: Dug, Mueler.
9elegatsn: Sobn grintmnnn, s5rsA.
&uItostter, Wm. WcGrabp, Sohn
Sperr1, Sncob Sung, Ssnas 5odens
leitnsr, 6. 3. Silbpsin, Geo. Eer1snr
berger, Gbas. Sd.
"a gu erpdbIeu)
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Ncmpprt.

Die Hepport Cffice fir Sas .Gin.
cinnatier @plfsblntt" befinoet iidl in
No. 339 yorf Strufe, sescuiiber
benz GourtbOuie, nuielbit gtenisfei'
ten, gnseisen II. |. N. bis 9 llbr
Ibenbs eutsesensenOmmen Deroen.
Selepbpn Spnth 2401.
- 9eiiBtitel .@eronberungen: Si(
Sieblano Real gitate 4 2Snpeitmeni
so. an SSobn 9. uno u, Eritdler, etlt
Got in seftion o in Der Sigblanb:
9abp Iarnr, 81 2ona ToDer an 0tarr
2utfebaus, Got go. 60 in Der Santer;
Subbipiiion III geepport, 81.
-. Sciratbsifeine: Sobert 8eb
fling umo gtnna Sormann, geioe Dor
Cincinnati, 90; eyas. s. Wlurrap uni
0pra Q8urtb, Seioe pon ]telpport
{8m. IabOen INN Gillian 2ontpe, Del
0e non gteIpport; SSoDn +. Sol5n1uiu
lutt 6lorcnce Smitb, gei0e Don Sap
ton, ST.; Stitar6 2einbert ir. Dor
.felGp0rt ltno Bertha .. 8eber ool
GoIb SprinuS; Otto MterD, 27, Uni
gIgues Grees, 81, geioe Don Grnciu
nati g.; u. s. 2aun unb @inono SO
Iett, @eibe BON Neuport; s. s
Smitb uro Warie Sbontos, geioe Dor
Newport; 2ouis Suntermann UNI
Catherine Sfuernorn, geioe por
Repport; @. 6. Sind, 81, ullo Cliff;
@. George, 81, Seioe Don Cincinnati
@m OrtbnlalL AZ, uno Carrie Gong
fortb, 81, 8eibe pen @arren @ountp
O.; Wtifael 6. Mauier BON Soutb.
gate, uno Slorence 90. JrlIp, por
Reipport; Crate 6. Raipe DON @opb.
foro gountp unb sUdnifreoe .. Con
Itarttine pom 0teiuport.
cym gireuitseridt purbe geitern
bon gmma Hoienbasen gsgen 70. 3.
Gmpall, Mmerieau GounciI go. 3,
S06ter 4meritas unb ben Rational
Gouncil BON Norbumerita besielben
Srbens aitf 3abluns bon $500 cine
alass eiHsereidt. Die aIassrin ers
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6iiritlidbe Gdenfuxs.
Gran Gleunore s. AIms madlf ben
Yarfbeb6rbe einen &ompler Dun
56 afern 5im @eidenf.
Gs 1T Sieies 5nsealmm Seisbts, baS
in 3ufunft ben Namtu 6reoerid
i. sllms Memorial Earf
tiibren ipiro.

Gin fiiritIidss GeI9snt 1T bel
4yartbsbOrbe semadt tporben unb Vi,
@eberin 1T Jrau Gleonore s. alms
bic bereits 10 bduiis ibren Gemeinjinr
uno ibr Snterefis fir eineiHnai
fur9 S6entiins betunbet bat.
Jrau Ilms bat Der partbe6Irol
sjnen @runotomplsr DON SO 9ldern
bic .,1usculum S,isbts". gum ges
f1ent semu4t. ben iie nit einem ao'
ltenauflpanb bon $50, 900 tdufli9 er'
iporben bate uno bieiss @elanbe, oal
i'm sesenipGrtisen Columbia gslegsn
| 1T. pirb, bem Wunid Der 9ebsrir
entipredenb, tiinftisbin gum anbenter
an Serrn Jreoerid s. alms. ben Der'
ltorbeHen Gatten Jrau alms'. untsi
benz Namsn Grebsrid 8. gllms Wsmo'
rial part bsfanut iein.
Die einsige gsbinsuns, bic sSrau
4Ims an ibre S4entune setniipft fat.
1T, bab oas Gtldnbe nur 5u Bart
afpeden benubt perben barf unb Dab
bic Stabt i'm @srlauf bon 3ebn Sabrsn
bic Summe bon $4,000 fir bic aas
lass BON Wesen unb ionitise Dsrbsis
ferungen ausseben mub.
Der aomplr, Der 5ipiitrn bcr
Suseulum uno Der Columbia 2lpeuiie
|sslesen III. biekt cine prd9tige 4uss
iidt iiber ben Ohio unb auf Die aen-
tudper 9erge. 0as gel1nbe tpuroe
isiner3eit Don Ri6oIds 2ongtportb,
bem dIteiten gtntinnatier bisfes Ras
mems, ben erben bes geni. Stitss,
zines Der 9riinbsr Der a6nigin oes
Weitens, abgetauft unb Srau 2llms
bat es nun bon ben aongportb i6.n
erben iduflid erporben, um es Der
Stabt reipeitiue Der partbsb0rbs gum
Sti6ent 5u MAIDEN.
Die partbebDrbe Bat ibrer Dunis
bartlett fir bieis fiirfiIide S6enfuns
geftern baburd 4usbrud gegebsn, bab
fie 6rau grms susleid NIT ibrem
Dunt i6rtftIih Die Derii6eruns iibers
mittelte. bab 3u ibren Qeb3eii.n Don
Seiten Der Stabt iein ipeiierer @srs
tu4 semo6t perben ipirp, bic pormas
lig. eflms'fde Refiben,, bi. betanntli6
fett benz Dor a6i3ebn Sabrrn erfolas
ten gbleben bon Serrn Srebsrid 8.
Ilns. gsnau tn bem 3uftanb erbalten
ipirh, in pelfem Fe iid bamals Be.
fonb. fir bic 3urdleauns bts grocbn
Run gOuIeparbs taufli9 81 er,perben.
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Mr5t psrbunben ,inb mad benz ftGbh-
f4en 6ofpitdI sebrodt. fpdbreno "a
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|ittaigen.
atmas MeJarIanb, elm 90. 4O4
Smith StraBe ipobnenber Garbiaer
gerietb seftern Ra&mittag nit feinsm
RaiiesenoHen eeonarb 9drris an Der
Chapel SiraBe In einen Streit unb
purbe bon 5arrts in bic Ssite oeIios
den. MeGarlanb .0urbe nd9 BEN
ftdbtifden 3oipital sebraht. ipdbrenb
3drris BON ben Oetetttpes preifon
unb S4ndbIe perkdftet ipurbe.
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germeiIert.

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554 Weit Sehite Strabe, Elm bel Der
Bolbt 9lab 60. al Sapis 2anc BE-
iddftister glrbeiter. gerietb seit.rn
pdbrenb Der arbsit mitsinem aolleger
unp Raiiegenoifen Naniens Senrb
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enbete, bab SLAB sin UlsHer ,os unD
Smitb nihi Denissr ais Ia Stid,
ipunben an perfdisoenen sbeilen bes
Rorpsrs beibra4ts. Smiib ipurbe
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seineu grrlesunaeu erlessn.

Sobn gorcoran. Der Wadtipddier
Der Cincinnati 9rausftr Co.. III &c
itstn 2lbtnb I'M iidbtiiden 5oipitai
ben 1srlsbungen erlesen. bic sr aia
giontas Morssn baponsetras.n bate,
als Ct. nadbtm sr beim Qtusbrud eis
nss 1eusrs in ben 2lHlaaeH p,r
5ransfer SO. bic 1ytusripebr alarmiti
bate, pom Tad gsitiir5t mar.